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2. i m gasia mikaelian. and i m dave clark. things are changing here, things in the way of low clouds and higher clouds are clearing out rapidly. there will be a northerly breeze kicking in. that will take hold later this afternoon, tonight, into tomorrow, but the pattern is changing, a dryer one and a warmer one. clear and breezy. warmer with upper 70s to 80s it looks like as we go into the weekend for inland areas. looks like a nice day for day baseball. dodgers giants, 64. mostly sunny, there will be a northerly breeze. 64 is right where san francisco should be this time of year. they re close on the low and the high. 86, 1921. the record, 42 back in 1984 is the record low. we are close to average here, and temperatures by saturday, concord, san jose, santa rosa look like low 80s for some temps. today, we are transitioning out of one pattern into another one. the breeze will be more of a factor later on. at least there s more sunshine. cool for some. he or she ....
and later a sunday sitdown with little big town. the country whose four part harm mon harmony anies have made them a big success. i was so numb i couldn t even make a step on my own, and i would have breakdowns and they would cover for me or take me out or lay with me on the bed and cry and just encouragement that it was going to get better. our sunday sitdown with little big town. plus, harry smith a bit later in the show. let s begin this morning with the deadly tornadoes in east texas. nbc s charles hadlock is live on the scene in canton, texas. charles, good morning. reporter: good morning, willie. people in east texas were expecting bad weather yesterday, but nothing like this. this is where one of four tornadoes touched down yesterday destroying homes and businesses including an entire car dealership in canton, texas. five people dead, more than hundreds others injured. this morning first responders assessing the damage after a series of powerful tornado ....
tomorrow s mayday contribution to honor international workers but this year many are focused on the president. and christy, tomorrow s events could have a major impact. reporter: that is right. given the current political climate, this is expected to be a big march and rally here in san jose. it ends here near the sap center and one things that stands out is the diversity of groups involved. this restaurant is san jose is one of several businesses that plan to close on may 1st. workers here can instead join thousands of others in a march. the workers that want to participate, we made t-shirts with the logo and a couple of things like no one is illegal or black lives matter or love is love. reporter: this is video of last year s mayday march in san jose and this year will be the first under the trump administration. on international workers day, many plan to rally against his immigration polies and policies they say marginalize certain groups. today faith and com ....
mountainview and concord. could you find the list on our website at nbcbayarea.com. it could be a chaotic day in the south bay, because of a strike planned by sunnyvale workers. marianne favro joins us from sunnyvale with a look at what is planned there. reporter: well, the city tells us that police and dispatchers and fire crews will not be impacted by tomorrow s walk-out. but it will definitely not be business as usual. about 400 people are expected to walk off the job tomorrow. and that is because union employees say after years of negotiations they have hit a tail ma a stalemate with the city and the strike la guardia start at midnight. and today the mayor described what people could expect. an impact would be at our planning department, people getting inspections, if they are doing home remodeling, library services, people in the parks. mainly, we have not had a pay increase in over five years. we ve been without a contract now for two years, we ve been at ....
they re leaning toward the health care deal right now. you know what that means, moderates on board, largely moderates, do you keep conservatives on board. back and forth we have on that. we ll explore that. goes back to so-called issue of preexisting conditions, what is covered and how is it covered, both crucial, as blake burman can tell you he live from the white house. hi, blake. reporter: two congressman now yeses as they said outside white house, fred upton, billy long, those two are driving this closer to a yes vote in the house. when i was speaking with white house officials earlier this morning. they were a handful of yes votes away. subtract that by two. this centers around preexisting conditions and new upton amendment which we re led to believe will be tacked on to the ahca. deals with this, in states which governors decide to opt out of preexisting conditions being covered and community rating, in those states there is folks who might have a preexisting con ....