meteorologist anthony slaughter who is in for rob mayeda who is off this morning. nice to see you. >> good to see you as well. we are starting off dry across most of the bay area. we'll see a dry weekend here this weekend, so no issues in the weather department if you're making plans for easter egg hunting or maybe just want to get out to enjoy the nice weather. this is the weekend to do so. you can see the big spin off the coast. that's the area of low pressure moving through heading towards monday. in the meantime, we are looking at dry conditions today and again for tomorrow. we are starting off cold at 33 in gilroy. 36 in santa rosa. napa at 37. san francisco this mning at 45. san jose right at 40. later on, san jose, you're att 71. evergreen, 72. morgan hill and gilroy, 73. even near 70 at livermore. 69 at fremont. 64 as we head over to the peninsula and san francisco later on today. again, santa rosa near 60 along with napa. not too bad, 60s and 70s to round out this saturday. even warmer tomorrow as i

mentioned the chance for rain moving in on monday. i'll be back in a bit to detail how much rain and the timing of it all coming up in a bit. >> that's very important. thank you very much, anthony. new this morning, volunteers and search crews are preparing to resume the search for morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. the high school softmore vanished on march 16th. the family will announce a reward for information on her disappearance. police expanded their search to gilroy on thursday. the family is welcoming anyone who wants to help in the search. if you are interested you can sign up at burnett elementary school on tilton road in morgan hill. search crews will start heading out at 8:00 this morning. a silent tribute spoke volumes just two miles from the scene of that mass murder at oikos university. the oakland coliseum came to a standstill. meanwhile, one of the victims will be buried today.

last night a fremont church overflowed with mourners to remember her. today in the bay's cheryl hurd was there. >> reporter: tonight a's game began with a moment of silence to remember the shooting at oikos university. as thousands remembered the tragedy at the coliseum -- ♪ >> reporter: hundreds filled new life church in fremont to attend the funeral of one of the victims, grace kim. >> she was awesome. she was the best friend in the world, and i couldn't ask for more. >> reporter: kim dreamed of becoming a nurse. and despite her busy schedule, her friends say she always made time for others. >> to all of us, she was a breath of life, often needed in times of trouble and weakness. we are grateful to you, lord, for bringing grace into our lives. >> she was beautiful. and every time she looked at you

and you would tell her she was beautiful, she would say, no, i'm gorgeous. >> reporter: the 23-year-old nursing student's life was cut short monday when police say former student one goh walked onto the campus and opened fire on former classmates. seven people killed, three others injured. all of the victims were remembered with a song on the campus steps this afternoon. but for friends and family of grace kim, she will always be remembered as the girl who was full of life with a beautiful smile. she will be missed. >> whoever knew her would also agree to live life to the fullest. >> i love you, grace. >> grace kim will be buried in hayward today. school leaders say classes will not resume until at least april 16th. oakland police did find the 45-caliber weapon used to kill grace and six others. the handgun was discovered yesterdayless than a mile from

the school near leap drive. it was low tide when the gun was spotted in a foot of water. police say the serial number of the gun matches thene bought by one goh earlier this year. and stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the mass shooting at oikos university. you can find the latest updates at nbcbayarea.com, including the 911 dispatch tapes. that's nbcbayarea.com. well, one of america's most popular painters who lived in the south pay died unexpectedly. thomas kinkade's family said the 54-year-old died yesterday in his los gatos home of what appears to be natural causes. his wife is shocked and saddened by his death. kinkade's paintings of land scales landscapes and cottages made him a multimillionaire and americans love his art. his paintings hang in 1 out of 20 homes in the country. the u.c. berkeley graduate leaves behind his wife and four

daughterses. a man leapt from a second-story window to escape a house fire in san jose. the entire apartment building was evacuated in the 3000 block of payton avenue near 7:00 last night. the fire went to three alarms and a neighbor who jumped out of the second-floor window to escape was fortunately not hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the search for survivors continues this morning at an apartment building in virginia where a navy f-18 fighter jet crashed. three people at the complex are unaccounted for. seven people including the pilots were taken to the hospital but their injuries are not life-threatening. the crash happened yesterday when the jet malfunctioned just after takeoff from naval air station in virginia. witnesses describe what they saw and heard. >> we were outside today and then we saw the pilot jumping from the plane. and then boom, there was an explosion. >> authorities say they are lucky nobody was killed given that the area is so densely

populated. the navy launched a full-blown investigation. and new this morning, patriot missiles rolled into the heart of tokyo today. japan is deploying its land-based defenses ahead of north korea's planned missile launch. last week japan also began the deployment of ground-based we are september or thes to the southern okinawa prefecture. north korea is expected to launch the rocket in the direction between april 12th and 16th. north korea says the goal of the launch is to send a weather satellite into space but southee california and the u.s. believe it is actually a ballistic missile test. also new this morning, check out amateur video reportedly showing the aftermath of an attack on a syrian city by forces local to the government. reuters got this video that shows buildings damaged by gunfire. at least 27 syrian soldiers, rebels and civilians were killed yesterday according to opposition activists. a cease-fire deadline brokered by international envoy kofi

annan is set for april 10th. for the very first time, a prominent lawmaker says his country has the technological capacity to produce a nuclear weapon. but that lawmaker also says that is not tehran's policy and that it would never develop a nuclear weapon. in jerusalem christians from around the world attended services at the church of the holy church. christians believe this church was built on the site where jesus was crucified and buried. they also led an easter vigil procession today. we have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up -- >> nobody gets prosecuted. >> the pioneer of medical marijuana who has had enough. why he's g iven up bay area pot

business he worked so hard to build. and fun for the whole family. we'll look at the easter egg hunts ng all over today. many of them cheap, many of them free. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad.

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richard lee is resigning at president at oaksterdam university to face looming charges over pot. they raided his home and business this week. as jean elle reports, the future of this candidate's trade school is now uncertain. >> it is very scary. the penalties are very harsh and there's a lot of sacrifice going on because there are a lot of people being busted and prosecuted. >> reporter: after 22 years of fighting to legalize marijuana, richard lee is facing the consequences. a federal crackdown.

agents raided five properties linked to oaksterdam university on monday. the irs says the search warrant remains sealed. lee's future hangs in the balance. >> i'm hoping and praying nobody gets prosecuted. >> reporter: the raid uprooted oaksterdam university. lee sea says he's stepping down and new operators are taking over. right now most classes are canceled or not yet scheduled. while violating federal law, lee says he was operating within state law and has the blessing of oakland city leaders paying a $60,000 business license fee and thousands more in taxes. he doesn't know what triggered the raid but has a theory. >> maybe it's payback for prop 19. the irs first started auditing me in 2010 doing the prop 19 campaign. >> reporter: prop 19 proved to be a divisive campaign within the california medical marijuana community. lee says he does his best to work with critics. >> you can't please everybody. so you try to write initiatives

that compromise. >> reporter: lee promises to focus on legalization efforts in colorado. he's hoping oaksterdam's story will bring new efforts to legalize marijuana. >> all the suffering that has happened this week here in oaksterdam will be good for the larger war effort that will help prohibition sooner. >> reporter: a posting telling them to end the crackdown has more than 18,000 signatures. still more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, we take a spin on a piece of san francisco history. the celebration marking a historic moment in the bay area. and this morning we are looking at bright sunshine across the bay area. we're going to get you up to speed with your easter sunday forecast and let you know how much rain is expected this week. you might be surprised. we are back after this.

good morning to you. looking live at the coliseum there in oakland. a dry start in case you're headed out for an easter egg hunt. i think it will be okay. anthony slaughter has more on the forecast. how are you doing? i'm doing all right. we are looking at dry conditions across the bay area. whatever you are doing easter-related or not, you're in for a treat. we are talking about 60s and 70s across the board. and yes, that even includes those coastal areas that typically remain a bit cooler. so a very nice way to enjoy the weekend, especially with all the rain we have had each and every weekend here across the bay area. look at the satellite and radar picture right now. not much happening. we are basically distracting a few clouds across the north bay. these clouds are just going to continue to roll through and they are not rain-making clouds, so you don't have anything to worry about as far as any rain today. it is cold though, so you

definitely want to bundle up. 36 in santa rosa. san mateo at 39. sunnyvale, 38 degrees. even cold in san jose at 30. we have a little bit of a wind and it is just about to give us a little bit of a windchill. in fact, it feels like 37 in san jose. feels like freezing in santa rosa. so really a very cold start here on this saturday with a little bit of patchy fog, especially in the north bay. that's the trend all week long. this afternoon, 60s and 70s across the board. so very nice. in fact, this is one of the warmest days we have seen over really the past couple of weeks. easter sunday looks to remain mild with a slight chance for a north bay shower. and it is all because of this system offshore. you can see the spin with that area of low pressure. that's going to continue to make its way across the bay area as we head through this weekend. you can see it is already brushing in a few clouds to the north bay. and really that's all we are expecting for today. now tomorrow as this system gets a little bit closer in the north bay, really from novato and points northward, you could see a stray shower tomorrow evening.

but it looks like tomorrow during the day you'll be dry across the board. so again, a mild weekend expected. but a very frosty start here in the morning. as far as the rain goes, this is what we are tracking. today we are dry across the board, but you'll notice tomorrow. those clouds do thicken up a little bit across the north bay. and this is around 5:00 tomorrow evening. so we may see a spot shower again tomorrow after about 5:00 across the north bay. heading into monday, that's where we have the better chance for rain, especially from santa rosa over to napa. look what happens on monday night. showers really start to pull in to the picture. we are not just talking about the light rain. you can so the yellow activity up near santa rosa and napa. we can see moderate shower activity pulling in by monday night and tuesday. then from that point on it will be a wet week, so dust off the umbrellas. enjoy today. 71 in san jose. 69 in santa cruz. 69 in free month. 68 later on in castro valley. even in san francisco you'll be at 64. a little cooler in pacifica and half-moon bay, but not too bad,

close to 60. the three-day forecast shows temperatures warming through the seven-day, but notice towards monday, unfortunately, rain pulls back into the picture. kris, this is one of those weeks where you have to keep the rain gear handy each and every day this week. we are looking at a chance of rain monday to friday. we have such a dry winter, and there's talk of the la nina pattern weakening a bit. that means we are going to see the rain chances increase over the next couple of weeks. so unfortunately i'm just a messenger. if it was my way, we would see the sun every day. >> we do need the rain and we'll enjoy it while we have it. >> we have a nice weekend, too. >> thank you. history in the making. san francisco's muni is about to hit the is century mark. the transit agency will turn 100 in december. the city celebrated by putting its oldest streetcar back to work on thursday. >> reporter: the rumble of muni

streetcar number one is the sound of transportation history. hum we aring down san francisco's market street bearing the city's past into its present. >> we are riding on the first publicly owned streetcar in america. >> reporter: years ago jim was at the helm of this streetcar celebrating the city's municipal line. >> back then they were all run by private companies for profit. san francisco built the system to serve the people owned by the people and it was the first of its kind in america. >> reporter: as the city marks down the countdown to muni's centennial in december, the eye wror returned to the wheel of the streetcar one, among his passengers, senator dianne feinstein. >> if this is the car i think it is, i used to ride this car when i was 6 to 7 years old. >> reporter: in its heyday the city had eight cable car lines. only six streetcars and three

cable car lines survive today. but the tentacles of the city's rail system helps stretch the city all the way to the ocean. >> muni built this city. muni created neighborhoods like the sunset district, the parkside. >> reporter: today 7,000 people are carried by buses, light rails, streetcars and the iconic cable cars. >> people have a love/hate relationship with muni, but i think if you are a san franciscan, muni is part of your world. >> reporter: since streetcar one hit the rails a century ago, it has been an eternal quest to make things safer and more on time, but as former mayor willie brown declared he would have six muni in 00 days, 100 days, things don't always go according to plan. even then this demonstrates sometimes the best you can hope for is to take the path and keep moving forward. joe rizzo jr., nbc bay area

news. so the forecast will hold for easter, and you might be wondering where can i get my hands on an easter egg? there are kite quite a few events, many of them free. a huge community in the event san mateo hopping off at 9:00 this morning. that's happening at central park. in mountain view on grant road, an egg hunt for kids starts at 10:00 this morning. and in san francisco, the spring extravaganza runs from1:00 to 3:00. there's an egg hunt, carnival rides, rib cookoff and also food for sale. the cost there is $8 per person and it is at sharon meadow park. in berkeley there's a bunny visit and egg hunts from 10:00 to 1:00 at hillegass avenue. admission is $5. after those easter events head on over to golden gate park for another big celebration. the golden gate jubilee will celebrate its 75th anniversary of the construction of the

landmark bridge. it will feature a mini parade produced by sf carnival as well as a drum circle, dance lessons and a children's area. this runs from 1:00 to 4:00 this afternoon at music concourse in golden gate park. to be or not to be is the question the valley transportation authority was asking to celebrate national poetry month. the vta held a contest on poetry. five winners' poems were chosen from over 100 submissions. the winners' poems will be placed on vta buses and light rail trains. much more ahead on "today in the bay," the south bay city considering toughening its anti-smoking law. plus, smokersosprops al a.wn the proposal as well. ank of, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business...

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in san jose fewer places to spoke in the city council moves forward with changes to its

tobacco policy. the city council is debating on whether to ban smoking in front of movie theaters, atms and restaurants. george kiriyama has the details. >> reporter: you see the cigarette in someone's hand in front of a san jose restaurant may soon become a thing of the past. it is clear smoker john stowe does not like the proposed changes in the smoke ban ordinance to make it el legal to light up in front of a restaurant or cafe. the new ordinance is trying to eliminate smoking in outdoor areas where people gather to eat. >> i think that sitting outside smoking is, you know, who is it going to hurt, you know? if you don't want to go to the bar because they have smoking outside, don't go. >> reporter: but smoke-free supporters say families have a right to breathe clean air while they eat dinner. >> i think the right to breathe should take precedence over being able to smoke anywhere you want. >> reporter: the smoking ban would also extend to those standing in line at atms. this smoker hosan rosa supports

the ban. >> reporter: in public people should not be smoking in line or anywhere. people should not be smoking on anyone else's behalf. >> reporter: and you won't be smoking while waiting in line to get tickets at the box office. >> being outdoors in a service line where you are captive because you want to get the ticket or you want to get a product or so on, it is very hazardous. we are concerned about that, yes. >> smokers are persecuted. >> reporter: john stowe says it is just a matter of time before he can only smoke in his living room. >> i can't this and i can't that. i would like to do this, okay? the thing is, though, if somebody comes over to me and says, hey, i would appreciate if you didn't smoke, i got no problem putting it out. >> you might know that smoking is already banned inside restaurants, public buildings, at parks, in front of libraries and community centers, at stadiums and sports arenas. in the city council agrees to the new smoking ban, it could

take effect as soon as may. it is the opening week of baseball, but also opening season for salmon fishing. it is scheduled to run through early october. this year the sacramento river could have the largest number of returning salmon in seven years. and we still have more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a somber memorial. mourners share their stories about one of the victims in that shooting rampage at oikos university. and a driver's nightmare. we'll show you where this bridge collapsed. ap

good morning to you. looking live at san jose city hall in the distance. we can see blue sky there and we'll see blue on the weather map as well. it is a chilly start this saturday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. anthony slaughter is in for rob

mayeda. off great forecast. not just for today but for the all important easter holiday. >> easter looks good tomorrow, too. if you have been itching to get out and about with the rainy weekends across the bay, this is a good weekend to do so. we are starting off chilly, grab the jacket, but shed that later on. we are at 33 in gilroy. 40 in san jose. livermore, 36. along with santa rosa. san francisco at 45 degrees. look at this big system offshore. this is going to continue to spin this weekend. it will eventually arrive across the bay area as we head towards so enjoy the nice, dry weekend. numbers look like this today, 69 in palo alto. 72 in los gatos. 69 in santa cruz. the east bay, the mid to upper 60s with a few pockets of 70. livermore, 70. fairfield, 68. very nice along the peninsula, 64 in san francisco. a little cooler at the coast, but still 60, not bad this time of the year, close to average. you know what? we are headed to see warmer temperatures tomorrow, kris. i'll have more on that coming up

in a little while. okay, we will wait for that, thank you very much. in just a half hour the search for sierra lamar morgan hill will continue and her family and friends are inviting anyone to come help to come help. volunteers and search crews are looking for the high school sophmore. alex smith will join the effort as he did a couple weeks ago. the 15-year-old's family will announce an award for information in her disappearance. police expanded the search for sierra to san martin and gilroy yesterday. sierra's mother said she last saw her daughter the morning of march 16th as sierra left to catch the bus for school but sierra never made it to campus. the find sierra search center is at burnett elementary school on tilton road in morgan hill. volunteers will start heading out at 8:00 this morning. a somber memorial for the victims of the shooting at the oakland coliseum came to a standstill last night with a

moment of silence dedicated to honoring the victims of monday's mass shooting at oikos university. and in fremont a surm overflowed with mourners remembering one of the victims, grace kim. kim dreamed of becoming a nurse and despite her busy schedule her friends said she always made time for others. >> to all of us, she was a breathe of life, always needed in times of trouble and weakness. we are grateful to you, lord, for bringing grace into our lives. >> the 23-year-old nursing student's life was cut short on monday when police say a former student, one goh, walked onto the campus with a 25-caliber handgun and opened fire on former classmates. seven people were killed, three others were injured. the california highway patrol is investigating a deadly big rig accident shutting down part of interstate 280 overnight. it happened late last night around 11:00 on the 280 connector to westbound 92 in

redwood city. the big rig accident killed one person. it shut down the 280 connector to eastbound 92 for several hours overnight. but the ramp reopened a short time ago. a usually quiet and safe neighborhood in fremont is shaken up after a deadly shooting that we are now getting our first look at a sketch of the possible suspect who is still at large. this man would have been in fremont's centerville neighborhood just before1:00 on thursday night. that's when officers responded to a call of shots fired near the intersection of central avenue and joseph street. a 20-year-old man was shot and killed outside the apartment building. investigators are not yet sure whether this killing was gang-related. we do know this was fremont's first homicide of the year. and an outpouring of emotion outside court from suspended san francisco sheriff ross marcarini after a letter from his wife appeared in the newspaper. >> i view that as a love letter.

it's the best love letter i have received in this 13 wreaks. and i think it is a message for us all to stay strong. >> he was reacting to an op-ed piece that appeared in" the chronicle" reading in part, my dear ross, they do not let us talk, but you can read here from me that i love you." eliana lopez has the couple's 2-year-old son. he blasted her neighbor who reported the new year's eve fight that sparked charges of domestic abuse. he eventually pleaded guilty to charges of false imprisonment. he has not been allowed to see his wife for the last three months. and more controversy for that former high school teacher in modesto, christopher hooker, who left his job and family to live with a teenager student. but this morning he's in police custody for another alleged scandal. the 41-year-old sits in the jail cell following his arrest yesterday. a recent photo of hooker with

his 18-year-old lover jordan powers. he's living with powers, a former student from high school, and he's accused of sexually abusing a different student in 1998 at davis high school, also in modesto. the investigators say that student was 17 years old at the time of the alleged abuse. hooker is scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. panning for gold, sort of. police are on a treasure hunt of sorts. they are looking for a pair of gold medallions stolen during a burglary on march 23rd at a home in the city's bay district. the medallions have distinctive markings and were a gift to the robbery victim in return for his years of military service in saudi arabia. if you spot the gold, you should call the san francisco police. 15 people are missing after a bridge collapse in northwest turkey. two vehicles fell into the river below the bridge after part of it collapsed yesterday. efforts to locate and rescue the

missing people are ongoing. authorities shut down the shutters of a hydroelectric dam to lower the river's water level to help with the search. and weather habz made it extremely difficult for divers to search for the missing people. for the first time in a half century, cuban catholics celebrated a government sanction holiday on good friday. the holiday was granted after a request by pope benedict during his recent visit to the island. yesterday the streets of havana were filled with scores of cubans who acted out the stations of the cross. a mass was also broadcast on state television. cuba end ed religious holidays after 1959 and the revolution that put fidel castro in power. and we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, gop presidential hopeful ron paul shares what he thinks voters are ctialanng fdin a presidential candidate. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal,

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good morning to you. looking live at san francisco this morning, way in the distance you can see the flag waving in the wind. it is a breezy start to this saturday morning. on the campaign trail, a republican presidential hopeful drew a big crowd at u.c. berkeley. not a protest but a crowd of ron paul supporters earlier this week. to accommodate the huge number of people, organizers had to move the event outside. paul talked about changing foreign policy, reigning in the deficit and restoring civil liberties. supporters say his policies make sense. >> bringing all of our troops home, bringing home the reserves, just staying out of people's business. >> balance the budget, cut a trillion dollars, obviously we can't afford anything. you know, people always say, he wants to cut education, no, he wants to cut the money out from the bureaucrats. >> paul says he's not giving up on the republican nomination and may take his campaign all the way to the national convention. ron paul says young voters don't

want any more war. he sat down with an interview with nbc bay area's brent cannon to offer his take on what voters are looking for in a presidential candidate. >> because of this civil liberty issue, it is personal liberty and anti-war, and republicans are digging a hole for themselves. they don't want -- they complain about obama not fighting enough wars. they want to be more engaged and young people don't want the wars that continue nor to pay for them. so i think the only way you can appeal to a broader base is to change its message a little bit. >> why is it you resonate so well with this younger group of people? >> the most common thing i get is that i'm the only one telling the truth. i say, well, we say the same thing. they say, well, they don't believe them. there's the attitude that i'm trying to tell them exactly what's wrong and what can be done. even though i have a dire message how bad things are, the students young and with open

minds come away being optimistic because they are telling us the truth and are giving us the things that we can do and how we can change things. personal liberty, mind your own business, take care of yourself, make your own decision. they don't like the wars going own and don't like the idea of inheriting this debt. we have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." coming up, you have probably heard of bring your children to work day, but how about bring your parents to work? we'll take you inside google where employees got a chance to show off their workplace to their parents. how cute is that, anthony? not bad at all. this morning we are waking up to sunshine and winds are a little gusty. the highlight of this weekend will be the warming temperatures, but it is cold this morning. we'll get you up to speed with your weekend forecast coming up after this.

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sunshine here. good morning, i'm anthony slaughter in the nbc bay area weather center. we are talking about sunshine sticking around through this upcoming weekend. in fact, it will be mild this weekend with 60s and 70s making their way into the picture for our daytime highs. so not too bad. we are off to a cold start this morning, though. we have patchy frost in the north bay. and those numbers in the 30s. it is very chilly, especially in the north bay, even some areas in the south bay waking up to the 30s this morning. this afternoon, sunshine, warm temperatures, 60s and 70s here. and for your easter sunday, if you're headed out to make plans to find some of teches, it looks like you'll see nice, mild conditions. no rain across the board. maybe a spot shower in the north bay late tomorrow evening. as far as things go right now, you'll notice we are not looking at much, just a few clouds drifting onshore because of the bigger system hanging offshore. that's going to move this way heading throughout the day tomorrow and tomorrow night. the chance of rain is in the forecast, especially the north bay. just a spot shower, but you

won't see much until monday. 36 in santa rosa. 37 in napa. concord, 37. san to jose, 40. we have a slight wind. you factor that in and it feels cooler on the skin, 32 in santa rosa. 40 in sunnyvale. bundle up to make plans to head out in the next hour or so. here's our system that we are waiting on. this is a big area of low pressure spinning off the coast. and you'll notice the clouds already kind of pushing in, especially across the north bay. we are not expecting to see any rain until tomorrow night. and that would first come in the north bay. then eventually as we head through monday, the rest of the rain spreads this way. we are looking at mild conditions with a frosty start this morning, but as i mentioned we are back into the 60s and 70s across the board and even tomorrow. 60s and 70s return, but again that chance of rain in the north bay does return as well tomorrow. here's a look at the computer model. dry, sunshine across the board today, but the clouds really start to filter in tomorrow evening. we'll see a spot shower tomorrow

in the north bay, but it won't be much. in fact, the computer model does keep the north bay dry, at least until about monday. but you'll notice monday night into tuesday here comes the rain. we'll be stuck with the rainy activity heading through the upcoming week. dust the umbrellas off to get a good workout. sunnyvale there, you'll be near 70. along with folks in livermore. black hawk, 67 degrees. off to the peninsula, 67 in santa mateo to. the san francisco, 64. readings are closer to 70 this afternoon. the seven of the day forecast is shaping up to be a nice day. 71 inland today. 72 tomorrow. some areas will get warmer tomorrow, but the main headline once we get to monday, kris, is the rain showers that will move through. we'll be looking at rain each and every day this upcoming week. dust the umbrellas off, they will get a good workout, but we didn't have much of a winter, so this makes up for the rain that

we did not receive this past winter. >> we'll appreciate it come summertime. thank you, anthony. leave it to google to turn things upside down. employees got a chance to bring family members to work this week, not the traditional bring your kids to work day, it was bring your parents. "today in the bay's" scott budman tagged along to see what this is about. >> reporter: for desiree it just got easier to explain to her parents what she does for a living. >> so he's going around 40 miles per hour on these curves without anybody driving in. >> reporter: desiree's mom and dad are two of 4,000 parents who came to google's take your parents to work day. getting a tour of the google-plex including the campus laundromat, the bowling alley and everything else google is famous for. >> so this is cosina lacina.

>> reporter: including all the well-known places to eat. one of the many places so great about google is just draw-onning. >> when i'm on maternity leave, i get to charge $500 for groceries for free. >> reporter: googlers are known to be young, and while it is common to see employees pushing strollers, it is a different feeling to show up in front of the folks. >> i tell them about advertising and how it works. they are like, oh, i see, that's where google makes all the money. you explain it to them, but being on campus and being able to show it as well, even being in front of here and showing the display ads, it's a great way to show how it all works for them. >> reporter: and for the parents, being hands-on in the plex clears a few things up, like, really, a bowling alley? >> everything they are offering to their employees, it's just -- it blows your mind. you just can't imagine there's a company that gives all this

opportunity. >> reporter: if you know someone who loves their job, they will often describe it as a family. but having family come to visit, well, that's something worth searching for. in mountain view, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> first time i took my parents to work with me, they said, how cute you guys work making tv. well, can california host the olympics again? maybe. california is now joining forces with nevada in hopes of bringing the 2022 winter olympic games back to lake tahoe. squall valley hosted the games in 1960. other american cities we are competing against for the 2022 games are denver and salt lake city. the hottest tickets in town go on sale today. tickets for the first two san jose sharks stanley cup playoff games go on sale this morning at 10:00. there are a limited number of tickets available, so each person can only buy a maximum of

four. you can get them at hp pavilion ticket office and all ticketmaster sixty centers. the dates, times and opponents are still to be determined. the most important part is that the sharks are in. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, easter egg decorating secrets. we'll take you to germany to show you how it is being done by women known for i didn't cat designs. but first, here's mike inouye with a look at the weekend calendar. good morning. there's lots to do "today in the bay." which comes first, the chicken or the egg? for saturday, the egg. six of them that you'll get at the botanical garden. there's a hands-on workshop there. you'll introduce kids to the joy of natural dyes. the edible workshop. now this is from the sea. for that, head across the street to the pier in san francisco for the sing-a-long. i know it is the muppets, but they are singing from 8:00 to

midnight tonight aboard the ship at the maritime national historical park. bring warm clothes, your singing voice and a mug for hot cider at the monthly free event. the muppets are not included. so far we have the land, we have sea, and air. santa has his sleigh, so it seems fair for the easter bunny to arrive by helicopter. today at the hillard aviation museum, just a hop off the free, go a hair to the south near the holly street exit and be set for the 10:30 arrival of the big bunny himself. stick around for the egg hunt, face painting and the jump and slide. oh, yes, there is something in so see where you land, "today in the bay." they say that with great power comes great responsibility.

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there are lots of easter egg hunts around the bay area today. tomorrow is easter and that means many bunnies will be out hiding eggs today. some of the easter egg hunts are free. we'll get you started in san francisco. in the spring extravel began za at sharon meadow at golden gate park. there's and egg hunt, carnival ride and entertainment from 11:00 to 3:00 costing you $8. in berkeley the spring egg hunt extravel began za is at the clock tower on the u.c. berkeley campus for the largest egg hunt in northern california. the hunt starts at 11:00 a.m. and it is free. on the peninsula, belmont is having the egg hunt behind the twin pines meadow. the hunt starts at 9:00. kids age 3 to 10 get in free. and in the south bay, the city of campbell is having a huge easter parade with marching bands, classic cars and bunnist and the easter bonnets. the parade starts at noon. happy hunting. well, how skilled are you at

easter egg decorating? not that much. a german group known for its elaborately decorated easter eggs are sharing their secrets. they are an ethnic minority located near the polish border. their designs are first drawn in wax with a tiny feather on the egg shell. when the pattern is finished the eggs are dipped in dye. this process is repeated several times until the design is finished. that's a lot of work. much more ahead on "today in the bay,". still to come, we'll talk about eaw the animals will celebrate easter as well. at least at one south american zoo. we'll show you. as a police chief i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. i learned early on if you want to make a difference you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig,

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from 100 submissions. the poems will be placed on vta buses and light rain trains and hopefully on our website. if you're a "hunger games" fan you can own this home. the 83-year-old north carolina man who owns the land is selling it for a cool $1.4 million. much of the blockbuster film was shot on the 72 acres in the town of hildebrand. the area has been vacant. 20 vacant buildings are on the property including an old store that became a peta family bakery in the film. easter came early for the animals at the zoo in argentina. the white tiger was a little confused by the giant easter egg, but after playing around with it for a bit he got the idea. inside was his fay rid treat, guess what it was? raw meat. >> human flesh. >> after that it didn't last long, the jaguars were also given easter eggs to enjoy.

the zoo's vegetarians were not left out, they had eggs with goodies as well. see you back here at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar.