than an hour after leaving the south bay dog park. investigators are looking into why. >> reporter: a key deadline in the investigation of a gas pipeline explosion on the peninsula. i'm bob redell live in san bruno. that story, coming up. a live look outside 880 in oakland this morning. we check the commute there on this monday, april 18th, today in the bay. good monday morning, thanks for joining us. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning to you. we are looking good. we have light scattered shower activity. nothing too heavy. we are seeing the light and deeper green here. no more yellows over the area. no more moderatele onra we have improvement on the way. we are not going to see rain all day long.

i have the forecast coming up. first, let's get to mike now. >> it's slow very early for highway four. about 6:00, speeds are down close to 20. not this significant coming over hill crest to loverage. we have speeds down to 20mpiles per hour. the rest is looking good, close to the limit. 580 is yellow. slowing coming into the center. the rest of the commute, west to the dublin is all right now. this is why we are giving the issue and the warning of fog. it will affect your drive out of the north bay and across the bay bridge as well. no problems. it could be an issue with the mist and drizzle. back to you guys. >> pg&e could pay hundreds of millions of dollars in fines over recordkeeping. it depends on what happens over a meeting today with state regulators. bob redell is live in san bruno

with more. bob. >> reporter: today is the deadline for pg&e to submit answers to the utilities commission about the recordkeeping practices. state regulators are investigating whether the utility and how well the utility kept records on the gas pipeline that ruptured, exploded and set this neighborhood on fire killing eight people, destroying 38 homes. are there things about the pipeline that pg&e should have known that could have prevented this disaster? those are some of the questions investigators are asking. the cpuc is concerned about pg&e's about to keep records because of what came up during the federal investigation. they found pg&e records falsely indicated this section of pipeline was seamless when in actualalty it was welded leavin questions over pg&e overestimated the pressure the

pipeline could with stand. a spike in the pressure is what caused it to rupture and explode. pg&e feels it's not getting a fair shake from regulators. they are starting with the presumption of guilt. if the recordkeeping investigation finds the utility was in the wrong, they can face a fine of $20,000 a day for every day the pipeline was in operation. it was installed in 1956. if you do the math, the fine could add up to somewhere in the neighborhood of $400 million. reporting live in san bruno, bob redell, today in the bay. >> san jose police are investigating the 14th homicide of the year. a 24-year-old man was shot and killed monday morning on south capital avenue. officers say a homeowner called police around 6:00 a.m. to report an intruder shot her

friend. south bay dog owners are wondering what happened after a dog appeared happy and healthy and suddenly died after going to a dog park. the dog park is closed this morning. a woman took her dog to the park saturday. within minutes, the dog became ill. after circling the fencing inside the small dog area, a rescued dog started panting heavily and vomiting. they took the pup to the vet. on the way, the dog's condition got worse and he died. no one, including the vet knows why. >> it could be anything from toxic poisons to mushrooms or plants. >> animal patrol officers are investigating. we do not know if anything at the park played a role in their death. more than two weeks after he was beaten, giants fan bryan stow remains in a coma in

critical condition. doctors tried to lower his sedation over the weekend. the recurrence of siezures forced him to put it under. stow will be monitored to see if it's possible to try again. the 42-year-old was attacked by two men at dodgers stadium. police are still looking for the man involved in the attack. a 16-year-old plunges 220 feet from the golden gate bridge and lives to tell about it. investigators are trying to figure out if she jumped or fell from the bridge sunday morning. they got the first call about her before 11:00. crews arrived by boat to find her 20 minutes later. she was conscious and responsive and taken to the hospital. this is the second time this year somebody has fallen from the bridge and lived. back in march, a 17-year-old jumped as part of a stunt. the race for san francisco mayor. john says he will announce today

whether he's planning a run for the city's top job. he's the chair of the budget and finance committee. they are seven candidates for mayor. city attorney and supervisor david chew. distrust between certain segments of the community and the police department. he will form a 17-member advisory board this week. it's made up of outspoken critics of the department including raj and the naacp leader, jeff moore. he says he wants to bring the people in to make sure there is an unvarnished viewpoint. critics say people like them have been bashing the police department and they do not belong to be on the board. something else we are

keeping an eye on this morning. the 105th anniversary in san francisco. we have a live look coming up. in the meantime, we want to check the forecast with christina. >> good morning to you. if you are headed out there, a lot of festivities have occurred. grab an umbrella or something to protect your hair with, lady, we have light scattered showers pushing on shore over san francisco right now. richmond, oakland getting light activity. we are going to see a nice second half of the day. you can see it on the radar. showers turning spotty. it will continue to be the case as we head throughout the next few hours. we'll see the first breaks of sunshine. it won't be a complete wash out for the back to work monday. high pressure does the job to build in and bring the temperatures up to the 70s as we head throughout the remainder of the week. we have another little sneaker system that's going to move through thursday bringing about

a light round of rain. really, overall, nothing heavy. temperatures are going to climb as we head into the weekend. big holiday weekend if you have plans. i think the weather will cooperate with the outdoor activities. 64 in redwood city. 64 degrees is the forecast high in santa rosa. temperatures tomorrow will be on the climb. i have your numbers and i'll walk you through your seven day. it's a new week and new weather forecast. let's check the drive with mike inouye. hey, mike. >> good morning. you are wondering about the weather affecting the hair for the ladies. we are looking over here like i told you. the middle number, 580 turned to yellow. speeds dipping below 50 miles per hour. look at the distribution. we have a good deal of slowing as you are coming off the altamont pass. it clears.

slowing into central livermore. a good extent to cortolla. you might be hit with unexpected congestion. we are looking at an issue coming through vasco road and brentwood. we have an overturned truck that was hauling gallons and gallons of milk. the truck turned over on its side. our chopper is headed to brentwood boulevard. if you are headed through the area, you can take central boulevard. it should connect you to second where you continue southbound. looking at highway four slow out of antioch is slow. slow to loverage. a live look shows the bay bridge toll plaza. no major delays down the freeway. the metering lights turn on. >> thanks. it is 6:09 now. still to come, scalping tickets is often a problem outside

concerts and sporting events. now, it's happening outside a nagszal park. why. good news for an nfl city. plus, a live update on the recovery from the deadly storms that swept through the south. a live look outside. mike was talking about the volume picking t bay.is is an e.

good morning, everybody. live look outside. 6:12. the shark tank. we'll talk about the sharkies in a bit. it's a nice day on tap. christine will update the forecast coming up. today is the 106th anniversary of the fire and earthquake of 1906. people are getting together and

gathering to get ready for the next big one. marla tellez is live in san francisco with more of the events going on. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. right now, we are standing at 20th and church. behind us, a ceremony taking place around the so-called golden fire hydrant. this hydrant, known to have saved the churches and many people who lived in the mission district when the 1906 earthquake struck at 5:12 a.m., 1005 years ago today. the chief is here. i think we might be able to get a shot of her. people are able to step up to the microphone and in honor of somebody or something, spray the fire hydrant. that's what gives it the golden color. also, taking part in today's commemoration is one of three

remaining survivors. it's bill delmonte. he's 105 years old. he's part of the crowd. i spoke to him about today's significan significance. >> i'm a hero for a day. tomorrow, you are forgotten. >> reporter: we won't forget you. he was a few months old when the 1906 earthquake hit. the 7.9 quake hilled 3,000 people. to put it into perspective, japan's 9.0 quake was 30 times more powerful. city officials are using today as a friendly reminder for us to get prepared, make sure we have a plan and an earthquake kit in

place for when the next quake hits. back live at 20th and church, folks gathered around the golden fire hydrant. it was the last working fire hydrant in san francisco when the 1906 earthquake hit. it saved hundreds, if not thousands of people. from here, everyone is going to gather at lefty's for a survivors bloody mary breakfast this morning. they are asking for a $20 donation to take part in this. that will go toward being able to put on events such as today. laura. >> thank you. meantime, luxury condos atop one of san francisco's famous hotels is only a dream. they wanted to replace it with condos. they failed to get approval from the hotel workers union. they fear it would cost jobs.

without approval, the plan cannot move forward. it was supposed to be a financial solution for the fairmont that is struggling to stay afloat because tourists are staying south of market. it's possible the hotel is going to go for sale. it is 6:15. the nfl and players union are locked in a battle. if it canceling the next season, it could save the bay area money. they reported the raiders would see a net gain, if no games are played this season. the interim director of the coliseum told the times it's because it costs so much to put on the games. they pay $525,000 a year in rent to the coliseum. it doesn't collect enough revenue to cover the costs. san francisco's recreation stands to lose $5 million if the season is canceled. the giants take the show on the road to denver taking on the

rockies. ended a four-game winning streak. in the sixth, hitting the fifth home run of the year. the next batter, check this out. he makes a back-to-back home run, 5-4 giants. arizona ties it up. we go to extra innings. the d backs win it. the as host the boston red sox tomorrow at the coliseum. this is usually a huge rivalry. the as have a good chance. the red sox are struggling. as batters did a good job. in the fifth, bases loaded. a two-run single, 4-0. they win it, 5-1. sharks will need to bring their a game if they want to

advance in the stanley cup playoffs. lackluster performance did not give them much to cheer about. they could not score on the goalie. he heads to los angeles for games three and four. game three is tomorrow night. an iconic landmark is getting a make over starting this week. crews will begin to tear down the walls of the 198 foot high hangar one building. the navy and nasa are going to retro fit it and remove the toxins. funding the project has been a major obstacle. the obama administration is allocating money under next year's budget which must be approved by congress. it's slated to be completed by early next year. reservations and permits are hot commodities this year, ticket scalpers are cashing in. they are scrambling in to stop the auction process to the

highest bidder. last week, there were dozens of ads selling prime camping spots. the permits to climb half dome issued by the park for free. they are working to shut down the scalpers. one year after the bp oil spill, things are looking up for the gulf of mexico on the surface. 200 million gallons of crude oil into the ocean before crews could cap the leak. the overall health of the gulf is nearly at pre-spill levels. there's mysterious deaths of hundreds of dolphins, turtles and crabs as well as strange stains on the flood. it will be several more years before they know the full extent of the spill. it is 6:19. i want to check the forecast with christina to see how we are looking. >> good morning to you. we have low clouds out there. some rain. the good news is it's not going

to stay with us long. we are going to see clearing. a little bit of low cloud cover until 9:00 a.m., probably 10:00 a.m. afternoon clearing and temps able to climb into the 60s. it's already in the 50s. it's mild this morning. we will be better off for tomorrow. mostly dry temps in the 70s. here is the radar. spotty activity past the peninsula. san francisco has slick roadways. it's pushing over the bay bridge, getting ready to hit oakland. otherwise, everything is starting to improve already this morning. the bulk of the moisture came through. we are noticing it turn spotty. it's good news. someone who doesn't like the rain, you don't have to worry about that. 54 in navato. mild conditions this morning. don't need the heavy jacket. because we are starting mild, even with limited sunshine today, we'll be able to break into the 60s. 63 degrees in san rafael.

64 in los gatos. 64 in san francisco. we have a big weekend on tap. a lot of people traveling or people coming into town. what it means for your easter weekend in terms of the weather. i think you might be pleased with what we have for you. back to you guys. >> thanks a lot. we are going to go to break. it is 6:21 now. sure, we'll do that. we'll talk about angry birds as well. 24 is looking fine off 680. i'm going to talk about an accident, too. two problems for the east bay and what's going on for the monday morning commute. come on back. i'm a curious seeker.

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inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. welcome back. earlier this morning, we showed video of devastating tornadoes that tore through the south. some 14 states were impacted. it seems the worst was in north carolina. >> in fact, we want to check in with chris ten. she's live in raleigh with the latest. good morning. >> hey, goom. yeah, just an incredible three-day tornado outbreak. let me step out of the day to give you an idea of what they are dealing with here. take a look at this house. that car was in the garage. the garage was completely lifted off the house, thrown on to the neighbor's house. that's their daughters play

room. had they been home at the time, they would have all been playing there. they feel lucky to be alive. when you consider at least 45 people died in six states from these tornado outbreaks, 22 in north carolina. the national weather service say that is makes this so unique is they saw long track tornadoes, they are one that is stay on the ground between 20 and 80 miles here. it just did so much destruction like this all along the state in one county, 11 people killed just a few miles from here. three children were killed in a mobile home park and an infant left in critical condition. a lot of devastation people are dealing with and a lot of clean up. the governor is going to be touring these areas. she's spoken with president obama and he has pledged his

support. >> amazing devastating damage. it's hard when you see the tornadoes, they are huge. the ones we see here are glorified dust devils. tloz huge. >> frightening to live through. i want to check the morning commute with mike. he's seeing activity in the east bay. >> quite a bit. heavy traffic through highway 4. antioch is a big concern. brentwood, the overturned milk truck is spewing milk. the chopper was headed out there. they couldn't get to the destination. you have to watch out for that as you hit the roads as well. affecting the locals and those who take the by pass. this 680 accident, we have a sig-alert declared now at alcosta boulevard. two separate accidents reported at the scene.

three dents there as well as westbound 580. a new accident there. this is going to be a problem through dublin. we'll end with this map. back to you guys. >> thank you. 6:26 now. research in motion says it has more trouble in the at least. scott mcgrew says it could be a positive. >> it could be. the government says they will stop regular citizens from using blackberries. why? because they are so secure. the government can't tap into them to spy on people. others threatened them to do the same. most notably, saudi arabia. it isn't governments, it's the apple iphone. they say hey, can we get rid of the dorky blackberries and iphones? they are so secure it makes governments nervous. the u.s. government uses blackberries for that reason as well. perhaps it's a feather in their cap.

one of the reasons the playbook requires you to thether the tablet to your blackberry. otherwise, you are stuck with wi-fi and web mail. one of the criticisms that hits stores tomorrow. i think it's going to be months before you see anybody using these. if you do, send me a face book picture, i would like to see it. the movie, "rio" a hit at the weekend. number one at the box office. lots of high-tech. the main character, the mccaw starred in "social network". >> will you cut this tag? >> how did i get a fox like you? >> i'm the lucky one.

coming up on today in the bay, we are finding out more about a man accused of killing four women in one county. >> reporter: san francisco remembers a dark day in its history. i'm marla tellez.

i'll explain the significance of this golden fire hydrant and how it relates to the earthquake, coming up. >> reporter: the investigation into the gas pipeline that exploded in this neighborhood. i'm bob redell. that's coming up. a live look outside the south bay. the sun is coming up. today, april 18th on today in the bay. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. 6:31 now. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a hazy start to the day depending on where you are. the bay bridge, in fact. look at that. let's check in with christina loren. >> that could have been a lot of things. it's hard to make out even 200 feet in front of you.

wherever you are headed, if you have to crass a beautiful bridge, give yourself extra time. take it easy out there. we have fog and showers pushing through. they won't last all day. temps climbing into the mid-60s. i'll break down the full forecast. it's a new week. i have weather to talk about. first, let's get you to work. the low clouds and fog you are talking ability. we have an issue here. the altamont pass, the drive is 18 minutes. it hasn't passed much in 18 minutes. we have the sig-alert and back ups. southbound into dublin, we have an accident at alcosta boulevard. two accidents cleared. we have one remaining accident southbound 680. we are watching westbound 580 toward the dublin interching, another accident. injuries are reported. they called off the ambulance.

it should be cleared up soon as we get another look at the area. the metering lights are turned on. volume is kicking up back to you. >> thank you very much. hundreds are gathering to commemorate the 105th anniversary of the great san francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. marla tellez is there live to explain that much of the focus is preparing for the future. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. there were, i wouldn't say hundreds here at this location where we are now, earlier at market and kerney hundreds gathered to mark the 5:12 a.m. earthquake that hit 105 years ago. now, right now, we are at the corner of 20th. the significance of this corner is where the so-called golden fire hydrant lives. a ceremony was led around the

fie hydrant. you can see this lady here now, live, is spray painting it gold. people could say a few words and give a spray here and there. then they laid the breathe on the fire hydrant. now today's ceremony is wrapping upright now. people are on their way to lefty o'douls for a bloody mary celebration. a survivor is bill delmonte. he he is 105 years old. i spoke to him about the significance. he doesn't remember the quake, he was a few months old at the time. he does recall the city being rebuilt. he says there's no place like san francisco. he loves what san francisco has become. >> we have everything here in the bay area. if you want water, mountains, snow, sand, we have it.

>> and earthquakes. >> other places have something else. hurricanes and whatnot. >> reporter: the 7.9 magnitude quake killed more than 3,000 people. it's known as one of california's most devastating natural disasters. to put it in perspective, here is something to think about. japan's 9.0 quake was 30 times more powerful. as laura mentioned off the top, this is about getting prepared for the next quake. city officials including mayor ed lee are using this as an opportunity to remind you to get prepared, make a plan with your family, know where to go and have an earthquake kit available. live in san francisco this morning, marla tellez, in the bay. >> that survivor looks really good for 105 and coherent, too. >> reporter: yeah. i'm sorry, did you say bill?

yes. he is a fire cracker. i'm sorry i thought you said the fire hydrant looks good for 105 years old. bill was such a sweetheart and so humble. i said sir, what is your secret to living to 105 years old. he said i have no secrets. >> a little spray paint will do you wonders, too. >> reporter: right. experts say the big one is coming. we have heard it before. we just don't know when. it makes the anniversary a good time to make sure you are prepared for the next quake. >> very few people are prepared for a disaster. the standard guidelines are food and water and supplies for 72 hours at a minimum. most people are hard pressed to come up with those items in their house. >> they say the probability of a big quake hitting in 30 years is

greater than 60%. we will find out if pg&e will have to pay a hefty fine for recordkeeping. bob redell is live with details. >> reporter: good morning to you, brent. more than seven months after the pipeline disaster, the neighborhood still needs to be rebuilt. investigators are trying to find answers. that black hole is where the pipeline that ruptured used to lay. state regulators are trying to figure out how well pg&e kept records on the pipeline before the rupture exploded and set it on fire last september. killed eight people, destroyed 38 homes. are there things about the pipeline she should have known or was it impossible for them to know because the recordkeeping was so poor? they are questions investigators are asking. they are hoping to start getting answers. today is the last day to submit answers about the recordkeeping

practices. cpuc is concerned about their ability to keep records because of what came up during the federal investigation. the ntsb found pg&e records falsely indicated this section of pipeline was seamless when it had been welded, leading to questions of weather they overestimated how much pressure the pipeline could with stand. it's believed a spike in pressure caused it to explode. pg&e feels they are not getting a fair shake from state regulators. they are starting the investigation with the presumption of guilt on behalf of the utility. if the recordkeeping investigation finds that pg&e was in the wrong, they could face a fine of $20,000 a day for every day the pipeline was in operation. if you do the math, the pipeline was installed in 1956. that adds up to a fine of roughly $400 million. reporting live in san bruno, bob

redell, in the bay. the new disturbing details brought to light on a man charged with killing four women. the san francisco chronicle reports three notebooks belonging to joseph have details on how he wanted to torture his neighbor. she never knew she was a target. the notebooks contain a to-do list of women he wanted to kill. he's charged with murdering four women in northern california from 1997 to 1994. all had identical first and last initials. the court will determine who will rep sent him. an oakland man was shot several times outside a restaurant. it happened saturday night at the bay fair shopping center. the victim had been at the restaurant with his girlfriend. they ran into her exboyfriend in

the parking lot and sued. the suspect, the old boyfriend pulled out a gun and shot the new boyfriend. they were later taken into custody. it is 6:39. let's find out what is happening in the weather department with christina. it's going to clear up? >> it's going to clear up. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. we are looking good now. light scattered shower activity. nothing heavy. the situation versus an hour ago greatly improved. you can see a few spotty cells here. one situated over the bay bridge. it's clearing out. we are going to see sunshine by 3:00 p.m. mostly sunny conditions over the bay area. you can see the pattern as i zoom out for you is starting to get better and turns spotty as opposed to the widespread showers from earlier. everything is in agreement that everything should time out perfectly. the showers clear out. the temperatures, which are now

in the upper 50s would easily be able to climb into the 60s. 62 in san francisco. 64 in redwood city. a little more mild in some north bay cities. 63 in napa. 64 in santa rosa. not that much cooler even with the sunshine we had. we'll see enough to warm us up into the mid to upper 60s. the holiday forecast is coming up. peter cotton tail is coming into town. hey, mike. >> a lot happening here. not so quickly. 680 toward the dublin interchange. one lane is blocked. still have the lane blocked. southbound 680, two other accidents cleared. the original accident is in the lanes there. also westbound and 580 at the dublin interchange an accident. it's cleared off to shoulder of

the interchange. now, 25 minute drive in total coming from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. the bay bridge toll plaza, the approach looks nice in the area. not a major problem. the toll plaza, we see the back up to the 880 now. it's a slower build. 20 minutes for this to form. it's coming from the east bay. the fog christina was warning about. a wake up call from air traffic controllers. the government is cracking down on controllers sleeping on the job. tracie potts is live with the new rule changes. >> reporter: good morning. just another incident in miami over the weekend. early saturday morning at a regional tower that controls traffic over southern florida, the caribbean and atlantic. in addition to doubling up where

there was one person on duty, they are going to give the controllers an extra hour for rest between shifts. they go from eight to nine hours. they put more managers on duty. they will no longer allow swift shopping. some controllers switch shifts. it makes for a tired controller on the job. the faa is not going to allow that anymore. the secretary of transportation is saying we are not going to pay them to fall asleep on the job. he is emphasizing personal responsible says when we give you extra time you need to get the rest. the union is backing the latest rules. by the way, there's a new study under way. they are looking at giving pilots an extra hour, too. brent. >> appreciate it. it is 6:43 now. not only the rich and famous are going to the royal wedding. a special little girl that got an invitation.

donald trump is bipartisan when it comes to criticizing presidents. bay area bridges are in the fog this morning. here. well eel check the morning commute for you, coming up.

good morning to you. taking a live look outside the golden gate bridge. look at that. you can't see the bridge at all. christina tells us it's going to

clear. we'll check with her, coming up. >> president obama is due in town for an online town hall meeting. he plans to raise money while he's here. he will focus on the plan to reduce the deficit. a political analyst says it could reveal more about his ability to harness social media. >> the president is tapping into social media better than anyone else. there's no doubt about it. he mastered it in 2008 and he's doing as much in 2012. >> he had 19 million likes orphans on facebook. that number is -- sarah palin, mitt romney, mike huck key. that's combined. today is tax day. that means the 2010 state and federal taxes must be in the

mail by midnight tonight. it's back tax deadline day. if you don't file by midnight, you forfeit that money. the irs owes more than $1 billion in refunds to 1 million taxpayers. if you need to get your taxes out, most post offices are open until 5:00. there are a few with extended hours. redwood city will be open until 7:00. the post office on evans is open until 8:30. if your taxes have postage, drop them off anytime before 10:00 p.m. airport station in san francisco will be open until midnight. they have curbside drob off. post office in petaluma is open until 6:00 p.m. varied hours throughout the area. the rich and famous will attend the royal wedding. a 7-year-old will attend as well.

she gets to go to the ceremony with her mom. she suffers from a genetic disease that makes it hard to stand or walk. they applied for tickets for disabilitied but didn't think they would be selected. >> we got an e-mail saying we were selected to go to the special disabled enclosure. we were thrilled. >> she has a dress picked out. getting dressed up is nothing new for her. she likes to get dressed up. she loves to play princess. >> you may not be able to attend the royal wedding yourself but you can get a front row seat. nbc will have live coverage on april 29th. our coverage starts at 1:00 a.m. because of the time change. the usual news in the bay for an hour, then coverage at 7:00. giants take the show on the road to denver today.

they will take on the rockies. san francisco lost the final game of the sereryes against the diamondbacks. hit the third home run of the year. that ties the game. the very next batter, sandoval makes back-to-back home runs. it's 5-4 joints. then it gets tied up. the dbacks take it. the as take a day off. the as beat the tigers yesterday. they did their job at the plate in the fifth. bases loaded and finished it off -- i'm choking. >> a two-run single to make it 4-0 the as. a final score, 5-1.

baseball players have the same effect on me, laura. no worries. good morning to you. we are looking good this morning. a few spotty showers pushing through. nothing like we had to start you out at 5:00 a.m. we had widespread activity. it's spotty, light. it looks like it will continue to clear out for the next few hours. right now, nothing heavy. enough to make the roadways dangerous. give yourself ample time to get to work so you are not rushing out to slick conditions. high pressure is on the way back to the bay area. it's going to build in for tomorrow. it brings the temperatures up toward 70 degrees. a lot of sunshine for tomorrow. another round of rain as we head through the latter part of wednesday into thursday. that, too, a light weather maker. 55 degrees in concord. 54 in hayward. 52 in santa rosa. 53 in napa. overall, you don't need the jacket. because we are starting out so

warm, the few breaks of sunshine we see will easily bring the temperatures up to the mid-60s. the south bay is the warmest. like over the weekend, you see the most sunshine as the systems drop in from the north. 64 in redwood city. 60 degrees in the bay. ten degrees warmer for tomorrow. hope you are ready for that. we have a big weekend on tap. 75 degrees on sunday. should be a really, really nice easter for an egg hunt. you can do it outdoors, you don't have to do it indoors. it's dangerous to have an extra egg hanging around. >> on a hot day. >> the triplets are in training already. >> bring it on, cousins. still to come on today in the bay, donald trump is critical of president obama. it turns out he has a few things to say about high profile republicans. a live look outside. look at the azhe hegr at theazes awell. when will it clear as well as thewe

morning, folks. 6:55. we have an accident on the peninsula. northbound side at peninsula avenue. it's in lanes now. no injuries reported. coming up at 7:00, the volume picks up. the slowing may stick around there. the bay bridge slowing. the back up continues at the bay bridge with the metering lights on. it's a slower build, but it's still there. the freeway, no problems. the sig-alert, 680 is cleared. livermore is slow. >> thank you very much, mike. donald trump made waves over the weekend. now, he's not just criticizing president obama. at a tea party rally, he said

it's another president's fault voters elected president obama in 2008. >> george bush gave us obama. i'm not happy about it. okay, i'm not happy about it. we have a disaster on our hands. we have a man that almost certainly will go down as the worst president in the history of the united states. >> trump elaborated that an event in palm beach fl, florida, because he didn't have a great presidency at the end and because of his actions and because of his aura it was tough for a republican to win. trump will also -- went on to criticize a likely republican candidate, mitt romney. he called him a small business guy. romney's firm manages $65 billion in assets. trump certainly making his voice. >> he wants to trump that. scott has a check at wall

street. bad day on wall street. s&p downgrading and waiting for the united states of america and the crisis here. the drug that doesn't work among african-american women. ganette papers say they make 82 papers. profits down 23%. dow industrial is down almost 200 points. is the ipad to blame for the latest woes? jesse jackson jr. thinks so. a c-span video going viral claiming it's cost tens of thousands of american jobs. we posted it to the facebook morning page for you to take a look. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. and thank you for joining us this morning. the "today" show is up next.