slowdowns, and this is if you're heading say through the morgan hill area. we are seeing delays starting to build on our maps. we've got speeds dipping right below 15 miles per hour. no report of any crashes along that stretch. we're tracking an earlier accident, fire crews still on the scene. they have one lane block on the connector ramp from northbound 880 to southbound 101. the delays we're really tracking are in the northbound direction of 101 as you're approaching 880. the rest of your ride looking okay heading through the south bay. we are getting first reports of a crash along 237 at 101. do expect some minor slowdowns through there. we don't have too many details yet. it does not appear to be really causing a big delay along that stretch. but over along 880 at 238 we had an earlier accident, no longer out there, traffic remains a bit sluggish heading in that southbound direction. we're staying in the yellow, 16 minute ride from 238 on down

towards highway 84. that is a check of your traffic, let's check in with emily now and see how the forecast is shaping up. it's shaping up to be absolutely beautiful, nice and clear skies out there, taking a look out of our kpix 5 roof cam. you can see the bay bridge nice and easily, clear and beautiful in san francisco. your temperatures in san francisco right now, 46 degrees. concord 40. 40 in santa rosa, still in the 30s in livermore. that temperature just dropped a couple of degrees in the last few minutes. we have a clear start, the rain is over. you can say good-bye to that for quite some time, and for now we're going to be dry and sunny. that's not only today but through the rest of the week. we have a warming trend that is going to kick off today through theend of the week. it's going to get pretty toasty. feel a little bit like summertime. an interview that aired on 60 minutes last night is getting a lot of attention this morning. >> adult film star stormy

daniels has broken her silence on her alleged affair with president trump. anne makovec joins us now with the new claims against the president. >> yeah, and the president just tweeted about what he calls fake news. we're going to get to that in a minute. last night was all about stormy's story. >> did he use a condom? >> no. >> did you ask him to? >> no. >> i honestly didn't say anything. after you had sex what happened? >> he said it was great. he had a great evening, and it was nothing like he expected, that i really surprised him. that a lot of people underestimate me. that he hoped that i would be willing to see him again and that we would discuss the things we had talked about earlier in the evening. >> being on the apprentice. >> right. >> her legal name is stephanie clifford, and she says she had one encounter of consensual sex with the future president in 2006. the two met at a celebrity golf tournament in tahoe, and she didn't provide much new evidence of her alleged affair. she did say she faced intimidation tactics aimed at keeping her quiet in 2011. she says she was threatened by

an unidentified man in las vegas. she describes an incident she says happened while she was with her daughter. >> a guy walked up on me and said to me leave trump alone, forget the story, and then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said that's a beautiful little girl, it'd be a shame if something happened to her mountain home. >> michael cohen has threatened to sue clifford for $20 million for violating a nondisclosure agreement she signed a week and a half before the election in 2016. cohen paid her $130,000. he says he was not reimbursed by mr. trump or the trump campaign. clifford's attorney seeking to have that agreement voided because president trump did not sign it. about 30 minutes ago, president trump tweeted quote, so much fake news, never been more voluminous or more inaccurate but through it all our country is doing great. clifford's lawyer is also speaking out this morning. he has a warning for the president. we'll hear from him in the next half hour. kenny. thank you. facebook apologizes for a major data scandal after what mark zuckerberg is calling a

breach of trust with user information. sandra osborne is live near facebook headquarters in menlo park with a look at the continued fallout. >> reporter: good morning, kenny. after this so-called breach of trust, a lot of facebook users are questioning their accounts. the hashtag delete facebook was trending on twitter the past couple of days. now the social media giant facebook is using full page newspaper ads in the u.s. and the u. k. to apologize after the revelation cambridge analytica accessed data on 50 million facebook users. cambridge analytica a political consultancy company which worked for president trump's presidential campaign, they're accused of manipulating that data during the 2016 presidential election, which they have denied repeatedly. still lawmakers want to hear how this happened. take a listen. >> and i think mr. zuckerberg needs to come and testify before congress, not just put an advertisement in the

newspaper. he said he would if he was the right guy. he is the right guy. he can't send a staff. >> and senator mark warner says the house committee on energy and commerce will hold a hearing about the data scandal. he'd like to hear from zuckerberg and steve bannon who used to work for cambridge analytica. in the meantime, facebook is trying to salvage trust with its users. they say right now they are taking steps to protect their users. one of the specific things they said they would do is limit the amount of data apps could get when facebook users log in. a lawyer hired by president trump to help handle his response to the ongoing russia probe will no longer be a part of the effort. >> in a statement, trump's personal attorney jay sekulow said conflicts are preventing -- from joining the team. robert mueller's team appears to be entering a critical phase in its investigation into

russia's interference in the 2016 election, and whether the president's campaign cooperated . over the weekend the president tweeted in part, quote, many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the russia case. don't believe the fake news narrative that it is hard to find a lawyer who wants to take this on. this week another shakeup at the white house could be coming. the president indicated this weekend that he's preparing to fire veteran's affairs secretary david shulkin. he emerged as a controversial figure because of government travel he and his wife took. amid an ongoing sexual harassment investigation, california's political campaign watchdog panel is withdrawing an advice letter its attorney sent to tony mendoza. it stated that he could use contributions from supporters to a legal defense fund in connection with the probe. the democrat resigned last month over threat of expulsion after an investigation showed

he likely engaged in a pattern of harassment against female aides. mendoza has denied wrongdoing and is suing the senate saying its investigation was flawed. californians with marijuana crimes on their records can clear it up but the numbers show most haven't. the california department of human resources estimates that up to 1 million people were eligible to have their claims downgraded or cleared under prop 64. state data shows only about 5,000 people have applied to have those crimes reduced. the san francisco police commission approved arming officers with tasers, but when they can be used and why is still under review. according to the mayor, the details are all ironed out. he now says their policies regulating how officers can use tasers will work best for the community and our officers and that a ballot measure is unnecessary. two texas officers are recovering after one was shot and another hurt himself while fleeing from gunfire overnight,

and the officers were responding to an unknown urgent call in southeast austin. the interim police chief says a man opened fire and shot one officer in the arm and another injured his hand and knee while getting away. >> we know that the suspect exited the front door along with a female, and at that time one of our members of the s.w.a.t. team fired upon the suspect. >> the gunman died at the scene. the woman was taken into protective custody. sonoma county is rebuilding slowly but surely after october's devastating wildfires. in coffee park, empty lots are selling and contractors have started work on more than a dozen homes there. pg&e will begin a major overhaul of the neighborhood's underground utilities in the coming months as local groups team up with nonprofits to clean up homes and bring normalcy back into the lives of those affected. october wildfires have already cost the napa county government $6.2 million, but

officials say this paints a good financial picture. the county expects to carry over 5 to $8 million into the 2018, 2019 fiscal year. officials say less than expected spending for county operations helped cushion the economic blow. >> gas prices on the rise, what this could mean for your summer travel plans. the details coming up. >> and it looks like traffic moving okay along 580. this is right near cutting boulevard, but a new crash reported near the richmond-san rafael yell bridge, we'll take a closer look at that and what delays it could be causing coming up. >> you are waking up to a much different week weather-wise when it comes to everything you can expect moving forward, no rain, beautiful skies, i'll tell you how long that trend is going to stick around coming up. >> i like the sound of that, emily. in our tech report, the new cheaper ipad apple is set to unveil this week. ♪you've got a friend in me

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kpix 5's jessica flores is live in emeryville with a look at what you c f0 n the bay area. jessica? prices at the pump have been surging the past couple of weeks. jessica flores is live in emeryville this morning with a look at what you can expect to pay here in the bay area. jessica. >> reporter: well, kenny, if you have a normal-sized car, you're looking at paying about $5 more to fill up than you did last time this year. if you have a truck, even more than that. over here in emeryville, we're looking about $3.59 a gallon for regular gas. this is at the 76 station right off the freeway here. now, the average across the country is $2.66. that's $0.32 a gallon higher than this time last year. here in the bay area, the current average in oakland, we're looking at $3.48. san francisco, $3.59.

san jose, you're looking at $3.48. gas prices shot up $0.07 in the last two weeks. that's all because of rising crude oil prices. industry analysts say we can expect to see prices climb into the summer and aaa says even though this is some of the highest gas prices we've seen since 2014, families are still gearing up to head on road trips. we spoke to a man who says he spent about $60 more than usual for gas on a recent road trip to las vegas. >> just got back from going out to nevada, and i was kind of worried. it did cost a lot more. i had to budget a lot more money for gas. >> how much more? >> god, it was like another 28 bucks or so each way it seems. >> now aaa says about 88 million americans plan to take a road trip this year, and the majority of folks are still choosing road trips over flying, but, again, if you are

going to be taking a road trip, it can reallied a up, especially if -- really ied a up. i'm jessica flores kpix 5. a higher gas prices cause higher airline flights so. >> it's all relative. >> it's all relative. >> it's just expensive to live. >> yeah, that's true. >> i thought you were going to say in the bay area, but, no, you're right. >> it really is in the bay area. everything costs money, you know. >> you see the uptick but you still have to commute to work. how are the roads looking? we have a lot of red and yellow on our maps. we are tracking a new accident. this is along 680 right near monument boulevard, and that's blocking at least one lane, so we're starting to see that backup develop through pleasant hill and concord heading down into walnut creek. 6 minute ride from lola pass down to highway -- as you head

further south on 680 south of 580, we're starting to see those typical delays, about a 15 minute ride down towards 84. we've had a couple of problems along 580, so all of our super commuters dealing with delays this morning. we've had an accident blocking at least one lane. it's excuse me, two lanes near grant line road. also an earlier accident still out there. it's over in that center divide, but it's definitely causing a backup along 580. that's a crash near mountain house parkway. the backup stretches to quail hollow. it's a slow ride this morning, 28 minutes from 205 over towards 680. we are tracking a big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. big surprise. here's a look at the maze. we have reports of a crash. it does not appear to be blocking any lanes any longer. that backup stretches both on to the 580 approach as well as interstate 80. we are tracking slow speeds in

the yellow and red for many of our bay area majors. that is a check of your traffic. let's check in with emily on your forecast. it was nice this weekend but chilly. >> that's about to change, except for the nice part. that's going to stick around. it will be nice and beautiful. those temperatures are going to start to warm up. everything looks clear. we are not reporting any weather delays in san francisco. that's for sure. san francisco 46 degrees. concord 40s, still in the 30s in the east bay. livermore at 34. cooler in the north bay. santa rosa you are sitting at 40 degrees. our satellite and radar shows this high pressure system that's sitting off our coast. it's parked and it's pretty much going to keep things nice and dry, nice and warm. clear and beautiful. so three things to remember, a clear cool start to your day. that rain is over. it's moved out. it's going to be a sunny and clear afternoon with milder temperatures. warmer days ahead, 70s for the highs. we'll get close to 80s. we are sitting at or right about average right now for your highs for today, but that is, like i said, going to

change. 64 degrees in morgan hill, santa clara, mountain view, 60 in pacifica. your highs in the east bay, little warmer, 67 degrees in brentwood, 66 in pittsburgh, and 65 in vallejo. around the bay, even more mild, 62 degrees in san francisco and kent field, 65 mill valley as well as in petaluma, warmer in santa rosa at 67 and in the far north bay, 64 ukiah, 64 degrees in rohnert park. sunrise today 7:03 a.m. sunset tonight 7:24 p.m. those days are getting longer and longer. for those of you who are going to enjoy that extra daylight, and you're going to head out to the giant's game when they play the a's it's going to be clear. bring a jacket. your seven-day forecast look at this, absolutely beautiful. those temperatures are going to start to climb later in the week. by the end of the week we might get close to 80. and then clouds are going to move back in for the weekend, but they are going to stay dry, and it is going to be perfect

for all of your outdoor activities. michelle. sounds good. thank you. uber is calling it quits on another market. the company will no longer operate in southeast asia. the ride hailing company sold its food and delivery business in the region to grab, which is a singapore based operation that offers ride sharing and logistics sharing throughout southeast asia. the price of the deal has not been revealed. uber will retain a nearly 28% stake in grab. this week apple is expected to unveil a cheaper ipad. the new device is expected to cost $259. the tech giant is also reported to start selling a new education software in a try to win back students and teachers from google and microsoft. apple is hosting a product launch event tomorrow in chicago, and those aren't the only new products the tech giant is planning to release. according to a new report from bank of america, apple is working on a new foldable phone for a 2020 launch.

other companies including microsoft and samsung are looking into the folding display business as well. the final four is set, and one team had to go overtime to get there and steve kerr's announcement that will change the warriors post season plans. >> but first what's cool about your school, you can e-mail your nominations to us and tell us about your kids' schools. coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your schools on the broadcast.

stefan curry will miss the rest of the regular season with a sprained ncl. before yesterday's game against the jazz, steve kerr said curry

will miss the first round of the playoffs. this little guy came all the way from chicago to see nobody, right? the jazz hit all the right notes to start the 3rd, an easy dunk, finished with 17 points 15 rebounds. later in the 3rd, the rookie sensation, donovan mitchell hits part of a 22 to 2 run. utah blew out golden state 110 to 91. nca tournament, that's coach k, kansas versus duke, malik newman, corner 3. he had 32. kansas wins 85-81. they're headed to their first final four since 2012. chris beard leading texas tech to the elite 8. the red raiders run was ended by villanova, 5 minutes left, dante flies in for the pushback. wildcats win 71-59. the tree house bar at the coliseum making its debut. in the 3rd with the bases loaded buster posey doubles off

the wall bringing home blanco, bringing home nick conley. the giants take the first game 5 to 1. you ready for baseball games, 2 and 3 happening at at&t park beginning tonight we are just days away from the opening of the 2018 season. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. thanks. today's play of the day takes us to barclays center in brooklyn. >> working pick and roll at james, and james oops the alley. >> they make it look so easy. lebron james and the cavs taking on the nets. george hill finding his man lebron james who finishes, and that is your play of the day. time now is 6:25. this morning lawmakers are responding after thousands march this weekend calling for gun control. the controversial comment former pennsylvania republican senator rick santorum made. >> plus, stormy daniels' story

is out. coming up, what she had to say about her alleged affair with donald trump. >> and the investigation underway after a deadly fire sweeps through a mall.

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> he knows i'm telling the truth. >> adult film star stormy daniels tells the world her story about president trump. why she says she was paid to keep quiet and the threats she says she received. >> plus, phony gun laws don't solve these problems, days after thousands took part in march for our lives rallies across the country, lawmakers weigh in. and. >> this was a major breach in trust, and i'm really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data. >> facebook issues a new

apology to users over a major data scandal. this as other silicon valley tech ceos weigh in. >> first a porn star and president trump, stormy daniels has broken her silence. good morning, it is monday, march 26th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. as anne makovec reports, daniels told 60 minutes she was paid to keep quiet. >> she is not staying quiet any longer. she says she had one sexual encounter with the president after a golf tournament in tahoe in 2006. >> were you physically attracted to him? >> no. >> not at all? >> no. >> did you want to have sex with him? >> no, but i didn't -- i didn't say no. i'm not a victim. >> it was entirely consensual? >> oh, yes, yes. >> president trump's lawyer michael cohen has threatened to sue stephanie clifford, that's her real name for $20 million for violating a nondisclosure agreement. she signed it a week and a half before the 2016 election. cohen paid her $130,000. clifford's attorney is seeking to have that agreement voided

because president trump did not sign it. >> we have a whole host of evidence. this is not going away, and mr. cohen and the president better come clean with the american people and they better do it quickly. >> back to stormy's story. while she didn't provide much new evidence of her alleged affair, she did give some details. she says he showed her a magazine with his face on the cover, and he told her that she reminded him of his daughter. about an hour ago president trump tweeted, quote, so much fake news. never been more voluminous or more inaccurate. through it all our country is doing great. in the interview clifford was asked if she had any photmailor president. she says her attorney recommended that she not answer those types of questions. kenny. and thank you. one lawmaker says he wants facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg to answer questions on capitol hill after the recent news that data firm cambridge analytica harvested data from 50 million facebook users. that data company worked on

president trump's presidential campaign. sandra osborne is live in menlo park this morning with more on the apology and continued fallout. sandra. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you kenny. mark zuckerberg is apologizing and calling this a breach of trust when it comes to user information. the company even took out full page newspaper ads in the u.s. and u. k. to apologize. while facebook's ceo says they're working to make sure something like this never happens again. the ads say, quote, we have a responsibility to protect your information. if we can't, we don't deserve it, end quote. senator mark warner says he wants to hear from zuckerberg on capitol hill. >> he needs to come testify before congress and explain how they're going to work with us to both protect privacy. there are 50 million facebook accounts that were used by this sketchy firm cambridge analytica and how we're going to make sure it doesn't happen again in terms of weaponization of the social media platforms. >> reporter: warner told the house committee on energy and commerce friday it would hold a

hearing about this. while cambridge analytica worked on president trump's campaign, the company has repeatedly denied using any of the information from facebook users during the 2016 presidential election. warner also said he'd love to hear from former presidential adviser steve bannon who worked for cambridge analytica before joining trump's campaign. facebook has said they are taking steps to protect their users. specifically they said they're going to start limiting the amount of data that apps can have when users log into their facebook account. live in menlo park, sandra osborne kpix 5. thank you. and to add to this story, a new reuter's poll finding that fewer americans trust facebook than other tech companies that gather personal data and information. reuters just released the numbers yesterday. the poll found some 41% of americans trust facebook compared with 66% who say that they trust amazon. 62% for google, and microsoft at 60%. this morning a new report claims that uber's self-driving program was struggling before

one of its cars crashed into a pedestrian. the deadly accident happened a week ago in arizona when a woman was crossing in the middle of a street. now the new york times reports uber rushed to launch its new program. according to the times the autonomous cars were still having trouble driving through construction zones and next to big rigs. the cause of the fatal crash is still under investigation. waymo's ceo says he has, quote, a lot of confidence his tech would have avoided the deadly accident. time check, it is 6:34. lets head outside, take a look at some shots. traffic, typical traffic in oakland on 880. no one likes traffic. look at this, got a beauty shot. we love this one. it's a shot of the city of san francisco. if you like sunny and dry, this is your week. >> it is your week. it is a very different week from what we saw last week. all of that rain and the mud, et cetera, is going to start to dry out. we're not going to see rain for quite some time. it is nowhere on our seven-day

outlook. a live look at the golden gate bridge, look at that, how beautiful, the traffic maybe not so much. but at least your skies are clear. in san francisco right now, 46 degrees. santa rosa, 40, warming up just a little bit concord 40 degrees, still in the 30s in livermore, 34 degrees there. your headlines for today a clear start. that rain is over. it's going to be dry and sunny and beautiful today. that's going to continue through the week. we have a warming trend that's going to kick off today or a little bit warmer after this. it's going to be nice and beautiful. i'll tell you how long all of this is going to stick around a little later. let's look at our high temperatures. on average we're usually right around here 62 in san francisco, 67 in concord, today we're going to be pretty close to seasonal, maybe just a little bit below that, but that is not going to stick around. that is going to change, and i will tell you when coming up. jaclyn,. starting to see brake lights along so 1. we'll begin in petaluma where traffic is starting to show that reduced speed in the yellow now in that

southbound direction on the left side of your screen. headlights are heading from petaluma boulevard north down to cast tanya. over along highway 37 at lakeville highway, westbound direction, those are the headlights. we have reports of an accident approaching 101 and that is starting to slow things down just a bit. our drive times just went into the yellow, 36 minute ride between 80 and 101. starting to see a little bit of backup over at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. we had an earlier crash. that has been cleared off that span, and we're in the green as far as your drive times making your way over towards 101 once you get on the bridge. and an accident that left quite a bit of oil in the roadways, so some slick conditions, a cruiser headed out there to try to get that cleared up. you may encounter some slowdowns making your way into pleasant hill and down into walnut creek along 680. we are in the yellow, 8 minute ride down to highway 24. that is a check of your traffic. thank you. investigators are working around the clock as they struggle to come up with a

motive into why a man with no apparent ties to terrorism drove a flaming car right through the gates of travis air force base. the suspect has been identified as 51-year-old hafiz quasi. he is a native of india living in the bay area since 1993. when first responders reached him they said he was already dead inside his vehicle. rescuers realized the minivan was loaded with propane tanks gas cans. new details, about 30 minutes ago we learned the white house will expel 30 russian diplomats from the country. u.s. officials have also ordered the closure of the russian consulate in seattle. these moves are in response to the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter in england. that incident prompted the u. k. to order 23 russian diplomats back to moscow. some lawmakers are glad the president is following the lead taken by the united kingdom.

>> putin is not our friend. he never has been. he's been very aggressive in crimea, the ukraine, the baltic area. he did mettle in our elections. >> the expelled russians have seven days to leave the country, poland, germany and lithuania also announced they are expelling russian diplomats over the poisoning incident. 64 people are dead after a russian shopping mall broke out in flames overnight. officials say the fire may have started in a foam rubber trampoline in a children's play room on the fourth floor. roofs collapsed as crews worked to get a handle on the fire. search and rescue crews are combing the mall in search for survives. a prominent civil rights attorney is getting involved after police shot and killed an unarmed black man last week in sacramento. crump represented the family of trayvon martin and says he has

been retained by clark's family. martin was the florida teenager shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer. today crump might announce details of a civil lawsuit filed on behalf of clark's family. >> you get to a sterile environment where these federal judges and so forth, they may not know any of these officers, whereas in state court they may know some of these officers. >> meantime, civil rights activist al sharpton announced yesterday he plans to attend stephon clark's funeral. sharpton has been involved in countless protests across the u.s. against police violence and discrimination against african-americans. students who survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school say their gun control movement is only getting started. the march for our lives rallies drew huge crowds across the country over the weekend including the bay area on saturday. the students who organized them say that they're working to elect lawmakers who support stronger gun control laws. in response, former pennsylvania republican senator rick santorum is calling on student gun protestors to do

things like to learn cpr rather than calling for new laws. >> what am i going to do to actually help respond to a shooter. those are the kinds of things where you can take it internally and say here's how i'm going to deal with this. here's how i'm going to help the situation. >> california congressman ted lou fired back on twitter writing in part, dear rick santorum, cpr is good for heart stoppage, not good for people with multiple ar-15 bullets which typically impart 31 times the lethal energy. a new poll is shedding light on people's views about firearms. the poll released by the wall street journal a few days ago found 58% of participants believe people using guns to protect themselves increases overall safety, only 38% of respondents think people with guns make society more dangerous. meanwhile, remmington, the

country's oldest gun maker is filing for bankruptcy. the bankruptcy filing allows remmington to stay in business while restructuring its massive debt. it's working to carry out a deal to cut its $950 million debt by transfer and control to creditors. the gun industry as a whole has suffered plunging sales and profits under the trump administration. time now is 6:41. the bay area city considers a plan to track cars driving through town. >> and gas prices are on the rise yet again. what this means for your summer travel plans, the details coming up. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the big board. here you can see the dow is up about 487 points. ♪you've got a friend in me

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nstall automat today leaders in one bay area city will consider a plan to track cars driving through town. the san carlos city council will discuss whether the city should purchase and install automated license plate readers on various streets. some other bay area cities have installed them. tonight's meeting is at 6:30. you might want to wait to take a road trip. drivers filming up their tanks are noticing a spike in gas prices. the bay area is seeing some of the highest prices in the country. no surprise there. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in emeryville with more. jessica. >> reporter: michelle, we're talking to drivers out here in emeryville, and they're certainly feeling more pain at the pump at this 76 gas station. you're looking at paying 3.59 a gallon. gas prices shot up $0.07 in the last two weeks, and the average across the country, $2.66. that's $0.32 a gallon higher than this time last year, so if

you have a normal car you're looking at about $5 more to fill up today than you did last year at this time. now here in the bay area, the current average in oakland is $3.48. in san francisco, $3.59. in san jose $3.48. what's to blame for all of this? rising crude oil prices. industry analysts say we can expect to see prices climb into the summer. aaa says even though this is some of the highest gas prices we've seen since 2014, the families they're surveying say they are still headed on road trips. now, we spoke to a man who spent about $60 more than usual for gas on a recent road trip to nevada. >> well, i'm just going to have to save more money. i'm not going to cut out the vacations. >> absolutely. >> reporter: now aaa says about 88 million americans plan on

road trips this year or any kind of trips this year, but the majority of those are actually going to be road trips, about 64%, so if you are going to take a road trip, just factor in 50 to $60 more, but that can certainlied certainly add up. >> remember when the gas prices were $2 and something. >> i remember when they were $0.99. >> where? in colorado? >> yeah. in my town when i first turned 16, there was one station left that had a $0.99 per gallon. >> the reality is 3.50 now right? >> still a lot of congestion on the roads, welcome to the bay area. everything's expensive here. >> we're tracking a couple of problems, this crash near stevenson involving an ac transit bus and another vehicle. expect about a 40 minute ride

heading southbound from 238 down to 237. we're starting to see that san mateo bridge really fill up in that westbound direction on the right side of your screen. in the red, 27 minute ride over to 101 if you're heading out of hayward, and over on the peninsula, things are starting to get a big sluggish as you head into san mateo. along 380 reports of an accident in the eastbound direction near el camino royale. we're starting to see slowdowns along 280. if you're heading to the airport, give yourself some extra time. always words to live by. over along 380 you can see those headlights moving eastbound, and we are tracking a bit of a sluggish ride heading in and out of san francisco. this is right near 3rd street, or bay shore boulevard. you can see 101 all jammed up as well as the bay bridge toll plaza. this has been looking like this all morning long. we are in the red, 24 minute ride heading into san francisco. let's check in with emily now

in the forecast. it is a much more positive story over here at the weather center, a live look at the embarcadero. the sun is getting ready to come up. all those folks getting their morning exercise in or their commute started on their way to work. taking a look at your current temperatures, in san francisco, 46 degrees, concord 40 degrees, still in the 30s in the east bay, 34 degrees in livermore, santa rosa cooler also, 40 degrees. your satellite and radar shows this high pressure system right here. that's just parked right off of our coast, and that is essentially going to be what we can thank for all this beautiful weather we have to follow. looking at our futurecast, this is a 72 hour futurecast where i promise the clock is ticking. but you can only tell with just a few high clouds here and there. that's because over the next several days it's going to be clear and absolutely beautiful. three things to remember. we have a clear, cool start. that rain is over, and then it's going to be sunny and clear all afternoon. our temperatures are going to be a little bit more mild, and then we have warmer days ahead. in fact, highs in the 70s getting close to 80 but not

quite there. today your high temperature is 65 degrees in san jose. redwood city 62, pacifica 60. santa rosa, you'll get to 67 degrees as well as in fairfield, a little cooler closer to the water. 63 degrees today in oakland. so for those of you who have big plans to enjoy the weather and you want to get baseball started because that season is right upon us, you can go to the giants versus the a's tonight, 7:15 p.m. bring a jacket. at&t park is chilly. it will be 57 degrees for that game. for your seven-day forecast, i have nothing but good news for you, and those temperatures as you see getting towards the end of the week, they're going to start to climb. friday is likely going to be our warmest day of the week before things start to cool back off going into your weekend when some clouds return on saturday. it will be -- remain dry, however, and then for easter sunday, it's going to be nice, beautiful, and sunny. stories of sex with the now president followed by threats on her life, coming up, hear

what stormy daniels had to say and the president's reaction this morning. >> plus, another possible white house shakeup is in the works, whom the president is now considering firing. >> and san francisco's interim mayor weighs in on an ongoing debate over arming police with tasers. why he doesn't think a ballot measure is necessary. ♪ [ upbeat music ]

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aired last night... the former porn star spoke out about her alleged sexual encounter with the now- president in 2006... about their o i'm anne makovec, following the latest on stormy daniels' story. in a 60 minutes interview, the former porn star spoke out about her alleged sexual encounter with the now president in 2006 giving details about their once private conversation. >> he's like, wow, you are special. you remind me of my daughter, you know, he's like you're smart, beautiful and a woman to

be reckoned with, and i like you. i like you. >> her real name is stephanie clifford. she says she faced intimidation tactics aimed at keeping her quiet in 2011. daniels says she was threatened by an unidentified man in las vegas. she describes an incident that she says happened while she was with her daughter. >> a guy walked up on me, and said to me leave trump alone. forget the story, and then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said, a beautiful little girl. it would be a shame if something happened to her mom. >> president trump's lawyer michael cohen has threatened to sue clifford for $20 million for violating a nondisclosure agreement she signed right before the 2016 election. cohen paid her $130,000. clifford's attorney is seeking to have the agreement voided because president trump did not sign it. earlier this morning, president trump tweeted, quote, so much fake news. never been more voluminous or more inaccurate. through it all our country is doing great. clifford's lawyer is speaking out this morning saying they have evidence of the alleged threats she's faced. much more on all of this coming

up next on cbs this morning. kenny and michelle. time for your final 5, one lawmaker wants facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to answer questions on capitol hill. >> this comes after information cambridge analytica harvested data from 50 million facebook users that. data company happened to work on president trump's presidential campaign. mark zuckerberg is now apologizing and calling this a breach of trust. the company even took out full page newspaper ads both in the u.s. and u. k. to apologize while facebook's ceo says they are working to make sure something like this never happens again. this week another shakeup at the white house could be coming. the president indicated this weekend that he's preparing to fire veteran's affairs secretary david shulkin. shulkin got embroiled into some controversy after travel that he ask his wife took using tax dollars. in sacramento a prominent civil rights attorney is getting involved after police shot and killed an unarmed

black man. stephon clark's family has hired a high profile attorney ben crump. crump represented the family of trayvon martin and says he's being retained by clark's family. the san francisco police commission approved arming officers with tasers but when they can be used and why is still under review. according to interim mayor mark ferrell, their policy regulating how officers can use tasers will work best for our community and our officers and that a ballot measure is unnecessary. students who survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school say their gun control movement is only getting started. the march for our lives rallies drew huge crowds across the country on saturday. the students who organized them say they are going to work to elect lawmakers who support stronger gun laws. and some slow going traffic heading through san jose, northbound 101 right at north 1st street. we are in the yellow for our drive time, 35 minute ride up to san antonio, and we can expect to see some brake lights along 880. this is just south of 238, and

you're in the red heading southbound down towards 84, about a 25 minute ride. san mateo bridge dealing with the usual crowds heading westbound. it's in the red as well making your way over to 101, about a 28 minute commute. drivers trying to get to sfo, a backup along 380, we have a crash blocking at least one lane. emily. oh, well, we have great news as far as the weather is concerned. taking a live look out to the bay. the sun's just getting ready to peek over the horizon, nice and beautiful there. san francisco you're sitting currently at 46 degrees. we're still in the 30s in livermore, although you have climbed up just 2 degrees in the last 15 minutes or so. concord you're at 40, santa rosa creeping up 1 degree, 41 degrees, and even warmer in san jose at 44 degrees right now. if you want to know about your headlines today, you have a clear start, the rain is over. dry, sunny day throughout the rest of the week, it's going to be dry and sunny, and then we have a warming trend that's going to follow behind that, so

today we're pretty average as far as our temperatures are concerned, but they're going to start to climb. your high temperatures mostly in the 60s. 67 in fairfield, 67 suspect rose, -- 67 in santa rosa. everybody get excited. i know it's monday. but you have a lot to look forward to. look at all those beautiful round bright sunny skies that out there for you. we're going to start to warm up towards the end of the week. we'll get close to 80 by friday, saturday a few clouds, and for easter sunday it will be nice and beautiful. perfect for your picnic in the park. easter egg hunt. >> california love. >> there's nothing worse than a wet egg. it will be nice if it's dry. >> it always melts the jellybeans. >> a beautiful weekend over the last couple of days. you had a nice adventure. i did tough mudder, which was crazy. i got to give a shoutout to my trainer who prepared me

mentally, physically. it was cold. >> you did it. >> proud of you, michelle. >> next time we're all doing that together. >> all right. maybe. >> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, march 26, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." stormy daniels tells "60 minutes" she was threatened in 2011 over her alleged affair with president trump. an attorney for the president called it baseless. the adult film star's attorney is in studio 57. >> a massive fire traps families inside a shopping mall. at least 64 people in eastern russia are dead. witnesses say there were no a harms or attempted to evacuate the shoppers. >> small rural hospitals are failing all over america but a cbs news investigation finds some are earning big money f