home to historic mission. the city is named after the biggest high-tech companies. great america is there as well. possibly, just possibly the 49ers. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. it is really close to 6:00. seconds away. we have more coming up in santa clara this morning. first, we want to get to the forecast. christina joins me. >> good morning to you. we have an interesting forecast to look forwardo this week. we are going to see a little bit of everything, today, tomorrow, fantastic weather. temperatures are in the 50s. oog.wein re alomorning. we are gng to lose cloud cover this morning. we are headed to the mid-70s. i'll have the forecast in a minute. first, let's get you to work on time. how are we looking mike? >> a little slowing for 580. the maze not showing a major issue until a couple minutes ago. 16th street to downtown oak

lanoakland, two cars got in an accident. i'll bring updates. already in less than five minutes slow downs toward downtown. watch 880. back to you. >> thank you very much. a man sits in a los angeles jail accused of beating giants fan brn stow. an l.a. s.w.a.t. team raided an apartment building yesterday. he's being held on $1 million bail. >> about 7:00 this morning, i got a phone call from chief of operations and he said the words i have been waiting for for seven weeks. he said that we had bryan's suspect in custody. >> ramirez faces several charges including assault with a deadly weapon. police call him the primary aggress aggressor. they are still looking for another man and woman that drove them away after the attack. marla tellez is outside the

hospital in san francisco where bryan stow is under going treatment. good morning, marla. >> good morning, laura. it's been one week since bryan stow has been here at sf general. the move back to the bay area bringing him closer to his family. you may recall, stow is from santa cruz. this morning, his family is expected to hold a press conference in front of the hospital giving their reaction to the arrest in this case. just last week, his sister went on camera pleading for those responszable to turn themselves in. since the march 31 attack, there's been an outpouring of support for stow and his family. pizza my heart put on a fund-raiser for him. that was early april. they gave 30% of purchases which totalled $20,000. the san francisco giants and individual giants players donated money. when news of the arrest reached at&t park yesterday, the

organization released a statement saying today's arrest in the bryan stow case is welcome news in what's been a difficult time for the stow family. our thoughts and prayers remain with bryan stow and his family. giants manager calling the arrest great news. more arrests would be even better, of course. l.a.p.d. could make two more arrests in this case. in the meantime, the 42-year-old father of two remains in a coma here at sf general. the family says he is showing signs of improvement. still, his parents say stow faces at least more than a year of both physical and mental rehabilitation. again, there's an 11:00 press conference his family is going to hold to give their reaction to the arrest in this case. we will be here for the press conference. >> thank you very much. four prisoners are recovering in a hospital after an overnight riot at the prison.

there are details on the injuries but they include stab wounds. the uprising took place in the dining hall. a fight broke out involving nearly 200 inmates. they were able to control the situation. there are no prison staff injured during the riot and the cause is still being investigated. the top financial as visor for most school districts is delivering good news. the school services of california said it expects flat funding for schools next year. that means schools will get the amount of money next year as they did this year. school services say the extra money would be able to bring back teachers in administrative positions but wants to wait on hiring before they pass the budget. jerry brown laid down the ground work to close the budget deficit. they are short $5 billion. the president of the state senate is trying to give city

and county governments tax. the bill known as local option taxes allows cities, counties and school districts to raise taxes on income and vehicle sales. controversial measure cleared one committee and could be heard on the senate floor as early as next week. they say it's one way to generate funds. political analyst says it's no slam dunk. >> it puts everybody in an awkward spot. republicans because they have been advocates of local government. on the other hand, they don't like the idea of the possibility of more taxes. democrats are in an awkward spot because they don't like the idea of having the state be in charge of taxes. that promotes more equality. >> it takes a two-thirds majority to take a tax hike to the voters. however, approving it to allow local government only takes a simple majority. the vallejo man accused of

causing a disturbance on a san francisco bound flight is expected in court this morning. he's held without bail on a charge of interfering with a flight crew. if convicted, he could spend 20 years in prison. investigators say the 28-year-old yemeni man charged the cockpit of an american airlines flight. then he tried to open the locked doors of the cockpit. he suffers from mental health problems. two cal berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran spoke to family. they staged a 17-day hunger strigt because they stopped receiving mail. family members say they sounded okay. iran arrested the two men along the iraq-iran border back in 2009. they released her on bail last

year. they were charged of being spies. this morning, we are following news that a baby snatch was found safe. neighbors are very concerned and police have a lot of questions. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. reports are out that that baby was found safe and sound late last night. the circumstances are still unclear. i have several calls into the sheriff's department. at this point, we have seen no police activity on the street where she lives. 4-month-old was reported missing yesterday morning from her bassinet when her mom went to check on her and didn't find her. they put her down to sleep the night before around 10:00 p.m. the deputies were searching for her by land and air and with canine units. >> very cruel, disgusting, sick.

breaks my heart knowing that someone would do that. >> we don't have indication there was a family dispute or abduction at all. the thing that is suspicious is the child doesn't have the ability to disappear on her own. >> reporter: her family told us that they were concerned when we last spoke with them that this could be someone fa fill yar with them or the metrodome because they had dogs inside the home that did not bark around the time she was reported missing. >> thank you very much. windy out there this morning. let's check the forecast with christina. >> yeah, i saw the wheat blowing around this morning. take a look at this gorgeous sunrise. one thing the clouds provide, gorgeous sunrise and particulate matter. it makes for a decent sunrise. this morning you can see the clouds on the satellite imagery. you don't need to walk out the front door.

they are situated around the east bay. look to the east to see the deck of clouds. we are looking good for today. high pressure is building in. the numbers will be back up. a little bit warmer this afternoon. a little bit warmer more so as we head through tomorrow afternoon and the rain arrives for wednesday. 53 degrees in oakland. 42 chilly degrees in gilroy. by noon, the clouds break apart. it will be a nice mix of sun and clouds. by 4:00 p.m., the clouds clear out. 68 degrees. crystal clear by this evening in the city. 75 degrees in san jose. 73 for fremont. 70 in oakland. stay tuned. the seven day outlook is moments away. maybe you have to head to work now. hey mike. get out there rkts it's monday. look at the red section through antioch. westbound highway 4 is what's

going to greet you. speeds slam down below 30, down into the 20s where it's red. where it clears is bay point and pittsburg. 680 is not a problem. gusts reported in the area. westbound 580 coming out of the altamont pass. you will find a lot of traffic bringing speeds into the 50s. that's why the travel time is now xvii mi17 minutes for that . 880, slowing there. chp is yet to arrive on scene. three units dispatched to the accident that might be in lanes. we might have something blocking the lanes as you head up into downtown and the bay bridge toll plaza. once you have past the accident on the toll plaza, there's a little back up. >> good to note. thank you very much. it is 6:10 now. still to come on today in the

bay, w y, we arar heading live to santa clara. bob redell is going to catch air. stick around for that.

6:13 now. a quick check of the morning headlines for you. prison guards are cleaning up after a riot at san quentin. four residents were hospitalized. a weekend apartment explosion may be connected to illegal drugs. three people were hurt when something exploded in the silver oaks way apartment. all three of them in critical condition. 89 people are confirmed dead in missouri this morning. a massive tornado swept through on sunday. it ripped the top off a hospital and sheered off parts of a high

school's roof. they had to evacuate the hospital. estimated 25% to 30% of the city is damaged. the president is sending fema that way to help. s well, the national weather service has to wait until tomorrow to determine how strong the tornado was. they think it was in the nine level. immaterial to check in with christina loren. certainly nothing like that in our neck of the woods. >> a lot of talk in the community is that it was an ef-5. the top of the line. 2-mile-per-hour -- 200-mile-per-hour winds or better. we are talking a really, really tightly wound column of air. very, very dangerous. we have another round of severe weather heading to that area, the deep south. our winds, nothing in

comparison. southwest, 8 miles per hour. still breezy out there. we are looking good right now. mostly clear conditions as we are in the core of the system of low pressure that's going to cross over us. it's almost entirely crossed at this point. high pressure is building in. we are looking toward a really, really comfortable second half of the day. 50 in livermore. 52 degrees in concord. here is where we are headed. it's monday. mondays can be tough. the weather is going to make things easy for you for the commute home when we see perfect conditions at 4:00 p.m. 75 in san jose. 75 degrees in gilroy. here is the next weather system. we have rain on the way toward the midsection of your week at 8:00 a.m., the front arrives in the north bay producing light rain. yellow is embedded within the syst. yeah, we are going to see moderate rain at times in the north bay. light rain for the south bay,

east bay and peninsula. here is what we are looking at for the remainder of the week. a lot of sunshine on tap for next week. the one little wrench in the system. that's the rain on the way for wednesday. >> thank you very much. it is 6:16 now. police launch a new campaign to make sure you are safe on the highways today. >> shares in linked in under pressure this morning. we'll look at this today. a smooth drive. highway 24 is fine. folks heading to the bay bridge, a couple issues that are going to affect your drive. sy

6:19 right now. i want to check your morning commute. this is when things pick up out there. mike has an accident to tell us about. >> we are looking at a look at the maze. the bay bridge is set except for 880. we have reports. the details came in as chp arrived on the lane. two lanes are blocked. the fast lane toward 60. we see a good deal of slowing before the bridge and heading up into downtown. 580 is clear. i wouldn't suggest it as an alternate yet. we'll look at the coliseum further south. you can see the northbound side on the right is showing a light volume of traffic.

just north of there, the slowdown coming up to the bend now. it's heading up to the accident scene. the slowest is from the coliseum downtown. prepare for that. the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights, yet. the lights turn on any second now. >> good to know. 20 cities in 20 days. this morning, we go to santa clara. bob redell has been live there all morning. a little while ago, he took off on an electric bike on his way to great america. oh, you are making it. not bad. you need a little bell. cha-ching. oh, nice. >> i have to thank them for lending me this bike. nice ride. patrick is with us. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: the season opens

this weekend, memorial day weekend. >> yep. full time. every day. >> seven coasters, 50 attractions. what is going to be new. >> we have two brand-new shows for you. it opened june 18th and we have don't stop the music at celebration plaza opening up june 25th. how do you stay relevant to young people. they have so many distractions now. mobile applications and all that. >> absolutely. there's nothing like coming out to a theme park. we have live shows, tons of rides. fun, great food, all that good stuff. nothing better for kids to come out and see. >> peanuts and the crew are out here. what is this show called? >> peanuts party in the plaza. it's got all the peanuts gang. new to the gang is schroeder and

peppermint patty. >> reporter: are you ready to go for us? what do you need? a three, two, one or one, two, three. i'll do three, two, one. ♪ a lot of fun out there this morning. 6:22 right now. could the party already be over for linked in investors?

scott mcgrew big talk of a big fall. not much of a celebration. an article does. the newspaper expects shares to fall by half, which could be a self-fulfilling prophesy. they hit a high of $106 a share after the ipo on thursday. how much of that was exuberance? most of it. we saw a bit of a fade by friday's close down by a buck. meanwhile, the investigation continues into the explosion at the fox plant that makes apple ipads. you are looking at chinese television. three people died. explosive dust could be to blame. when any dust becomes airborne, it can become very flammable. >> i could give a speech and tell you i was running for president. i could have a podium with my campaign logo on it.

i could have balloons. >> laura, have you seen this? republican tim pawlenty releasing this on the internet announcing he's an official candidate for president. you saw someone googling how to tell america you are running for president. we talked about a lot of politicians using the internet. the first time we have seen a google reference. it's an excellent video, well put together. understanding the internet really well. >> it's interesting. we'll see how far it takes them and all the other candidates out there. >> not donald trump. 6:24 now. we are going to check in live with bob redell. he's in santa nrr ainest t m arresatin thet beating of bryan stow.

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today in santa clara. home to historic mission the city is named after some of the biggest high-tech companies as well as great america and possibly the 49ers. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. 6:26 now. we have a lot more coming up throughout the morning for you this morning. may around the bay continues as we visit a lot of areas. bob redell is actually taking in the sights of the south bay this morning. we're going to check in with him, coming up. first, we have a look at the forecast with christina loren. a windy start. >> yes, it's windy out there but we have the winds of change blowing in this morning. we had rain. last. week, a little bit of rai to look forward to. high pressure is going to keep the skies clear today and tomorrow. gorgeous days ahead. let's get you to work now. 6:27. how we doing, mike. >> we have the accident i'm

tracking here in oakland. let's look at this. we are zooming in toward northbound 880 at 16th avenue. i got word from chp the accident we had blocking two lanes cleared. the chopper just arrived as well. they saw slowing. let's check in with them over 880 and oakland. if we don't have that, let me know. we'll move on from there. i guess we don't have the shot. there it is. 880 coming up. 880 north of 16th starting to clear. a better flow. still slowing coming in from downtown. watch for that. four prisoners are recovering this morning at a hospital after an overnight riot at san quentin state prison. it could include stab wounds. it took place just before 7:00 last night. a fight broke out involving 200

inmates. they used nonlethal bullets and pepper spray to break it up. an apartment explosion saturday may be connected to illegal drugs. three people were hurt in the fire ball. all are in critical condition this morning. they were in the living room of an apartment unit on silver oaks way when the explosion appeared to have started. they found drugs in the area of the unit. it caused $350,000 of damage to the building. before you hit the road, make sure you fasten that seatbelt. more than 140 law enforcement agencies will be enforcing the click it or ticket campaign. this year is focusing on efforts on the 1 million californians who do not buckle up. the majority, mainly nighttime drivers. first time offenders fined $142

and you could pay up to $445 if children under 16 are not wearing seatbelts. that campaign runs through june 5. clean up continues for the bay in benicia. two more ships will be heading to the scrap yard this morning. the agency in charge say it's more than four months ahead of schedule in removing 20 ships by late september. the vessels will be cleaned at a dry dock in san francisco, then towed to texas for recycling. it's 6:30 now. this morning, we are following news that a baby snatched was found overnight. christie smith is live in east contra costa county where neighbors are concerned and a lot of questions remain. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. there are a lot of questions this morning. there are reports the baby was found safe and sound late last night. there was a facebook page put up

when she was first reported missing. that facebook page reporting that she was found safe and sound. i can tell you, we are out here where we have seen absolutely no police activity going on here this morning. the 4-month-old lives here and was reported missing sunday from her bassinet in the room she shares with her parents. by 6:00 a.m., she was gone and reported missing. contra costa sheriff's deputies searched by land and air. they used canine units to find her. what happens here is still a mystery. >> we don't have any indication there was a family dispute or abduction. the thing that is suspicious is the child doesn't have the ability to disappear on her own. >> reporter: the family told us they were concerned this could be someone familiar with them or the home because they have dogs in the home and the dogs did not

bark between the time she went to sleep and the time she was reported missing. i just got off the phone with the contra costa county sheriff's department. investigators were still working on the case and would try to update us. reporting live, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you, christie. president barack obama in ireland this morning trying to connect with his roots. this is his first official visit to ireland since becoming president. president obama is part irish. he will visit a small village where his mother's great, great, great grandfather lived. this is his week long four european country tour. finished the tour of california in second place. 39-year-old chris horner completed the race with the fastest time. he's the oldest rider at the age

old 39 in the six-year history. it cracks me up. former teammate of lance arm strong. tyler hamilton says he saw armstrong take performance enhancing drugs. arm strong, the seven time tour de france winner denies it and never tested positive. sharks have their backs up against the wall this morning. they are down three games to one against the ka nuks. they lost yesterday, 4-2. they needed to win it. in fact, they need to win tomorrow in vancouver to stay alive. the game starts at 6:00 p.m. we are all watching. of course rooting them on. i want to check the forecast this week. some change in the works. i want to check in with christina. >> yes, we have change in the works. let's start with the full weather story to show you what you have in store for you this week. we are going to start out nice and mild. we dip a little bit wednesday

toward 65 degrees or 68 degrees by thursday. we have rain on the way towards wednesday. basically, if you need to get you out doors, thursday. this is what we are looking at. if you are getting ready to leave, give yourself plenty of time. we have really gusty winds out there this morning and patchy fog developing as well. for today, warm and pleasant. five to seven degrees warmer than where we ended up yesterday. then the rain moves in as of wednesday. we have interesting satellite imagery. a system of low pressure. the core itself is actually going to cross over the bay area. you can see right now, we are centralized in the middle of the that system. if you look to the east, you see the clouds and a little bit of moisture pushing in as well. the fog is rolling in. watch out for that on the bridges. high pressure is the reason why it compresses the moisture and we lose visibility.

52 degrees in concord. 53 in oakland turning to the 70s. a gorgeous day in the bay. 73 degrees in fremont. 75 in san jose and 75 in gilroy. we are going to talk more about the rain, how much we are expecting, when and where. let's talk to mike and get you to work on time. >> after an accident cleared on the east bay. i want to tell you about a new incident on the bay bridge. the maze is looking nice. the approach, the vicinity is looking okay. it's more crowded. westbound 80 off the upper deck. reports of an accident there. considerable amounts of slowing as we get to the city. the accident may have moved off the upper deck getting into the city. another issue reported at fourth in the same area. this might be a dubly cat report. so far, getting into oakland, northbound 880, we have an earlier accident. it cleared out of the area.

it's slowing in both directions. the activity going on there. the chopper saw the traffic moving there. they are further north at 580 there coming off the toll plaza. it shows how things are shaping up. no metering lights reported. a lot of sunlight in the cash lanes. back to you. >> thank you very much. big news over the weekend. los angeles police think they have one of the men that instigated the beating against the giants fan bryan stow. it happened outside giants stadium. john is live outside the l.a. detention center to tell us more. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning to you. he's got a $1 million bail this morning. arrested yesterday at an apartment complex in hollywood. we'll show you the sketch you have seen for weeks. this is the sketch put out.

it was apparently a police parole agent that thought he had a parolee that fit that description. they said they took him into custody without incident. it ended a seven-week long investigation that continues even now as they continue looking for a second person. as we heard from the chief of police, it was an emotional announcement. >> ability 7:00 this morning, i got a phone call from chief of operations and he said the words i have been waiting for for seven weeks. he said we had bryan's suspect in custody. >> reporter: yet, this is still an open investigation. they are looking for a second person involved. ramirez may have been the primary aggressor in all of this. they are looking for a woman driving the get away car. this morning, there's a $250,000 reward for information to close the case. that's the latest live from

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20 cities in 20 days. today on may in the bay tour takes us to santa clara. historic mission, a number of

high-tech companies and nfl stadium in the works. you may know it best for the amusement park. bob redell is live at great america. what is that, a safety vest? >> reporter: i don't know what you call this. this is a harness. >> that is your harness. >> it's length wise on my body meaning what? >> you are going to fly. you are going to get hooked up to the table. it's going to haul you up 150 feet. >> we have never tested it before. >> you are going to free fly. >> reporter: made in flight. one of your colleagues said he's flown on it 700 times. you have been on it a number of times. >> 50. >> reporter: what should i expect? >> thrill. extreme thrill. it's going to drop. your gut is going to go in your throat and you are going to fly like a bird. >> it sounds like fun.

>> reporter: it's awesome. go do some headlines, i have to do a couple things. write my will, insurance, prayers. i'll see you in a few minutes here. >> we'll check back with you, bob. he looks nervous. 6:41 now. closing arguments are expected to end today in two men accused of killing oakland journal iist bailey. prosecutors say bay ordered the killing because he was writing an article critical. a section of highway 150 is open. cal trans rehoped. it was closed for several days to make improvements. traffic delays are still expected for several weeks.

>> this is a look at the damage in joplin, missouri. a devastating tornado ripped through the city. 89 people are confirmed dead. job lynn city officials estimate 25% to 30% of their city is damaged. horrible destruction there. a roof of a hospital was torn from it. we'll continue to follow the sty the. it's 6:43 now. we want to check the forecast here. winds high. certainly not the situation they had there. >> no, ternly not. they are dealing with a situation of a much different magnitude. take a look at what's headed to joplin. this is live radar. joplin is located very, very close to where the strong cell is about to hit. more damage out of joplin today. a very, very strong cell here. the reason they can't survey the damage is more severe weather is headed through the neck of the woods throughout the day today. we are dealing with a different

scenario. the weather, basically, the envy of the entire nation. we have a bit of patchy fog and breeze out there this morning. nothing to complain about especially when you consider the highs are going to enup in the upper 70s. the spots we have out there now making for a gorgeous sunrise, they are going to clear out as well. the rain moves out for wednesday. let me step out of the way. we have an interesting phenomena. the core of low pressure crossing over the bay area. now what's happening is most of the wraparound moisture has pushed into the central valley. we are seeing the fog develop along the bridges. take it easy out there. the temps in the 50s. 51 in santa cruz headed toward 72. gorgeous weather right about where we should be. here is where we are headed for tomorrow. another stunner. then wednesday, the rain arrives

early. looks like 8:00 a.m. lasting through 4:00 p.m. that's the only rainy day we have in the entire forecast. back to you, laura. 6: y er44much. 6:44 right now. coming up, find out where we are headed tomorrow as the tour across the bay continues. the sharks are treading water. more on that, coming up. er[óti#k

>> 20á5 20 cities in 20 days. today our about the bay tour takes us to santa clara this morning. there's a historic mission, a number of high-tech companies and a new stadium in the works. you may know it best for great america. it's where bob redell -- oh, my goodness. look at you. are you saying your prayers? is that what that is? >> i don't get this. i have to wrestle the steer.

friday i had to sit in a cage with a million volts of electricity. now, i'm suspended 150 feet on the extreme sky flyer about to do a free fall. before we do that, we don't know where we are going tomorrow. we have the handy may around the bay map. i have a dart and i will throw it at the map. wherever it lands is where we are going tomorrow. please, let's just get this over with. >> put your feet like peter pan. >> three, two, one, fly. whoa! i threw the dart, where did it land? >> i don't know, we'll see. i don't want to take my eyes off you right now. look at that. >> oh, my gosh! >> put your arms out like you're

flying. this is our audition for cirque du soleil. is it fun, bob? >> reporter: just a minute. my stomach is talking to my throat right now. where did the dart land. it looks like it's santa rosa. >> wow. look at that. santa rosa. it's the home of the charles m. schultz museum. we are going to be up in sonoma. the guys are not too far and the petrified forest as well. i have to give my eye doctor major props. i read that from a major distance. >> wow. was it fun? scary? what do you think? it was scary. it was my first. i'm not a fan of heights. heights are not my forte. it was good. i would do it again sometime. you should come out and do it first. >> no, you already tacked that. thank you. safe and sound in the studio.

>> their season starts this week. the full season. memorial day weekend. go to cagreatamerica.com. >> i see, his legs are strapped down, too. fun, bob. thank you very much. better you than me. >> i'm glad that you were entertained. >> always. always. >> we head to santa rosa now. lots of folks heading out the door. let's check in with mike. >> we are following a couple issues. point out no metering lights at the toll plaza. i called tmz. a chp officer told me that there is no computer control of the lights going on at the toll plaza. it's the reason the metering lights are not turned on. this is a half hour after we expected them to be turned on. once you get there, here is the

approach coming into san francisco approaching san francisco. that's moving smoothly off treasure island and into the city. a live look at the toll plaza as well. the delay is after you get through the toll plaza, we are approaching the metering lights. folks are funneling down heading up the inclinincline. we'll watch for that unusual pattern. there are no metering lights on. the restriction of lanes, it's causing their own metering. we'll watch that and i'll let you know of oth big problems. it's not causing a ripple effect. further east in antioch, highway four shows that. a typical pattern there. by the time you get to bay point, 680 through concord. 24 minutes coming out of the altamont pass. you are going to watch the higher profile vehicles, large

trucks and vans. be careful out of tracy. clearing to about 50 at the interchange. we'll get a look at the south bay as well. the volume is starting to cause slowing around the traffic express lane. a smooth drive northbound. you are slowing down toward 680 and 880. a nice flow of traffic. back to you. >> thank you very much. another big story, a man sits in a los angeles jail accused of beating giants fan bryan stow. they raided an east hould apartment yesterday morning. now the 31-year-old is being held on $1 million bail. >> about 7:00 this morning, i got a phone call from chief of operations and he said the words i have been waiting for for seven weeks, he said we had bryan's suspect in custody.

>> ramirez faces several charges including assault with a deadly weapon. police call him the primary aggressor. they are looking for another man and woman that drove him away after the attack. marla tellez is outside the hospital in san francisco where bryan stow is under going treatment. a lot of reaction there, marla. >> reporter: good morning, laura. yeah, everyone connected to the case is expressing a sense of relief. bryan stow's family expected to make a statement later this morning to give their reaction to the arrest. it was one week ago today that bryan stow left l.a. where he was hospitalized. the news of the arrest has fans and the giants organization reacting. the giants releasing a statement saying we commend the los angeles police department for their hard work and we are confident that they will continue to dedicate themselves until all those responsible for

this senseless act of violence are brought to justice. the arrest is great news. via phone, we heard from stow's roommate. >> there's a big sur prize. it was beginning to look bleak weather or not they were going to find them. i woke up this morning and got a text from his sister letting me know they caught one of them. it was great news. >> reporter: lapd hoping to make another arrest. the father of two is still in a coma. he's showing some signs of positive recovery. they say he faces more than a year of physical and mental rehabilitation. once again, we will be here for the 11:00 press conference at sf general when the family is expected to react to the arrest in the case. >> i can't imagine how they must be feeling. thank you. it is 6:54 now. the markets opened about 25

minutes ago. see how things are faring with the big ipo last week. >> that's right. let's talk about linked in in a moment. first, let's talk the pigs. they pushed the dow down better than 150 points this morning. the nasdaq is down 47. linked in, we talked about a big fall on linked in. we are seeing a 6% reduction. less than predicted. we have yet to get the final numbers, but it appeared the 2011 maker fair was a huge success. we were proud to be sponsors this year. 100,000 people coming out to the san mateo fairgrounds. my favorite, this guy. he makes poems while you wait, to order. >> really? >> yeah. my kids favorite exhibit. they asked for a poem about elephant boogers. >> no way. >> because they are kids.

>> you should have got it. >> i'll put it on facebook. in four minutes, he came up with a poem about elephant boogers. >> very nice. okay. let's go to christina loren and a look at the forecast. >> roses are red, violets are blue because we had a lot of rain this season. we are getting another round wednesday into thursday. that means your roses will stay red longer. we have a little bit of fog out there. watch for that this morning. breezy to windy conditions. this afternoon looks warm and pleasant. temperatures in the 50s. they will end up in the low 60s by noon. in the city, this is representative of what the clouds will look like. mostly a mix of sun and clouds at noon. a lot of those clear out by 4:00 p.m. a little bit on the breezy side. still, we are looking at a fornlgs second half of the day. tomorrow, the rain arrives.

75 in gilroy. 74 degrees te santa rosa. i think the north bay will pick up the most precipitation wednesday into thursday. possibly a half inch up there. looking like a tenth inch or less. 65 degrees for wednesday. a drop off on that day as well. 68 by thursday. then the 70s return saturday into sunday. always thinking about the weekend here. >> i know. it cracks me up. hey, what's it looking like on saturday. what's it looking like tomorrow. she mentioned santa rosa. it's where we are headed tomorrow as the may around the bay tour continues. 20 cities in 20 days. this morning, bob redell took us to santa clara. look at this. >> he's doing it again? >> this is a live -- a look back at his live jump. >> i see. a tape of the live picture. this is a new attraction at great america. it gives you the feeling of flying. we'll check in with bob.

maybe he's in recovery right now. look at that. it's where he threw the dart as he was flying through the air with the greatest of ease. we are headed to santa rosa tomorrow. a lot of fun out there. have a great monday morning. see you in a bit. today show, up next. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

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