the team gets ready to break ground on its new digs here in the south bay. i'm bob redell, we'll take you here live coming up. and live in the nbc bay area weather center. so far, our warm-up has been gradual. as of today, temperatures soar. i've got your full forecast. and the 880 moving smoothly, all the way into downtown, reopened heading downtown, as well. but i'll show you what's still closed around the bay coming up. and a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge this morning, it's thursday, april 19th, this is "today in the bay." good morning, everybody on a beautiful thursday. thank you very much for joining us. it is 5:00 on the nose, i'm john kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> crime scene tape and bullet casings covering a richmond neighborhood after an early-morning shooting.

live at the intersection of south 7th street and virginia avenue with the latest. christie? >> reporter: good morning to you. richmond police are on scene investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. he was airlifted to the medical center. i'll step aside so you can see what's going on here. what they're telling me is they're trying to piece together exactly how this happened. but technology tipped them off that multiple shots were being fired here at south 7th and virginia about 3:00 this morning. they arrived here on scene and found a male victim shot in an suv, the dark vehicle you see there. he was slumped over the steering wheel. they tell me there were bullet casings all over the ground when they first got here. those have since been cleaned up. now, in the street here, they're telling me these are the victims' clothes. there's a second car, they're telling me as far as they know, this may be the victim's relative who happened to pull up on the scene or be in the area.

now, if this is a drive by or exactly what set this off, they still don't know, but they are talking with two people right now. they say a possible relative tied to the white car you see there. and again, trying to piece together exactly how this happened. they're telling me they're still processing the car and will be here for quite some time. but, of course, they're asking witnesses, anyone who knows anything to please give them a call. that's the latest from here. reporting live in richmond, christie smith, "today in the bay." today you can call santa clara 49er central. that's after six years of anticipati anticipation, it's ground-breaking day for the brand new stadium in the south bay. bob redell live at the new site next to great america park and sounds like it's going to be a bash. >> yeah, good morning to you, john. and it's not just going to be a bunch of v.i.p.s in hard hats in the dirt. looks like they're throwing quite a party here tonight. and the backers of this project do have a lot to celebrate

considering there was a lot of doubt this would happen. but after 5 1/2 years of debate and negotiation and a vote -- >> all right. apparently we're having troubles with bob. we'll get him back. >> oh, certainly. a big day out there as we have the groundbreaking. more coming up. 5:03 right now. well, there'll be -- where are we going? okay. let me move on to charges pending in the investigation of a south bay community service group this morning. >> okay. want me to take this one? >> go ahead. >> i'll take this one. charges pending the investigation of a south bay community service group, nbc bay area has learned the santa clara district attorney will charge two people who work for the mexican-american community services agency. the gilroy dispatch reporting the case stems from a 2009 financial scandal involving two of the agencies south bay charter schools. workers telling the paper they believe their employers were

skimming employee wages to try and cover operating costs. well, a brief glimmer of hope turning to outrage in the search for a missing morgan hill teenager. the santa clara county sheriff's department says someone apparently hacked into sierra lamar's twitter account and then posted a bogus message. this is cold-blooded. investigators say it was likely the work of someone who knew the 15-year-old's password. the teenager has been missing since march 16th. volunteers will continue to search for her this weekend. oakland police searching this morning for a gunman. police say the 24-year-old man was pushing his child in his stroller and someone shot him at east lawn street and 65th avenue. the man died at the scene, the baby was not hurt. new this morning, india says it has successfully launched a brand new nuclear-capable missile. "today in the bay" following this latest overnight

development. she's in our newsroom with the latest. what's going on? >> well, this story is all over the wires. the country calling its missile launch a success. here we go. and you know what? we do have the video to prove it. take a look here. the rocket launch going to be taking off from india's east coast, it already did this morning, indian officials say the missile is capable of reaching targets deep in china and europe. and so far, no official comment from the chinese government. the u.s. state department simply saying india has a strong record of non-proliferation. and developing in iraq almost 40 people now confirmed dead, another 100 hurt in a series of blasts across baghdad and some of the northern cities. officials say an extremist launched more than 20 attacks in just an hour and 15 minutes. they say these blasts resemble those carried out by al qaeda. and the fallout continues over the gruesome photos published by the "los angeles times" yesterday. this morning, abc news is reporting the taliban is vowing

revenge calling the images of u.s. soldiers posing with the remains of afghan fighters "inhumane." a statement from its editor, he defends his decision to print the photos despite pleas from the pentagon not to. saying at the end of the day, our job is to publish information that our readers need to make informed decisions. well, we are staying on top of all of these stories, we will continue to bring you the latest. laura? >> thank you very much. today a san francisco judge will decide if the city attorney will be removed from the case against suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. saying herera cannot work on the case because he represents the mayor. mirkarimi was suspended by the mayor last month for official misconduct. now facing an administrative process to determine if he can

keep his job. mirkarimi was sentenced to probation and other penalties after pleading guilty to charges relating to a domestic violence incident involving his wife. there's an emotional debate unfolding in san bruno. appealing to the school board members over a plan to close crestmore elementary school. many of the students are still traumatized by the 2010 pg & e pipeline explosion. >> he has a second grade teacher he knows next year. so, yeah, it's definitely not helping our situation at all. >> according to a committee report, closing a school will save only the district about $200,000. and parents say they're willing to help raise that money. the district is holding a hearing on this matter next week. it is 5:07 right now. pg & e, baby, facing a hefty fine this morning. the utilities commission is

considering a resolution to pay $3 million to the state's general fund. the fine has been reaction to pg & e's failure to comply with record search orders. it is 5:08 right now. and if you like it hot, christina loren has good news for you. it's going to be a smoker out there, right? >> but if you are going to be smoking, speaking of which, high fire danger as a result of the offshore flow we're expecting. keep that in mind throughout today. back to you, mike. >> you know, we'll take it from here, christina. we have an issue with audio, but visual, that's what i'll show you, the map right here. we have construction going on. that exclamation point means that road crew is clearing. watch for a little slowing southbound, no big issues on 680 itself. on the southbound side, northbound still has the lanes marked, as well. right here and possibly towards el pintado to the north.

a smooth drive, but we have construction crews in the eastbound direction heading into lafayette. again, no slowing because of the light commute and it's opposite your main flow anyway. but it's only 5:09. little early to show any slowing. all of the avenues moving very nicely right now, including the east shore freeway, 18 minutes off of that bridge to the toll plaza. and a live look outside. we'll show you on the other side of the bay. the golden gate bridge. low clouds might be hovering around, glow to those lights, but you can see those lights across the bridge and construction crews have cleared from the span on the northbound side, as well. back to you. >> thank you very much. well, a memorial could soon be in place to honor a police officer. discussing installing a plaque for officer brian tavera. he was shot and killed back in 2006 trying to arrest a prisoner who had escaped from a state correctional work camp. if approved, the plaque will be

displayed at the square. still ahead, sour grapes for wine fans. why the price of wine is getting right from the vines. plus, down but not out. why the giants expect brian wilson back in the bullpen sooner than maybe expected. and a live look outside. beautiful look at the embarcadero on this thursday morning. we've got a look at your full commute and the all-important forecast creeping up on the weekend already. and for the latest news, traffic, and weather, check ufak ou.tn facebook. come find us, nbc bay area. year after year. ds mt feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today.

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head out the door. taste of spring, bite of summer perhaps. 5:12. and new this morning, looks like it's move over apple once again, microsoft is moving in. the new store at the stanford shopping center. many apparently interested in one of the grand opening gifts they'll be handing out there, including free tickets to a maroon 5 concert on saturday. it's going to be a party. tech rival apple also has a store at that stanford store. microsoft opening up those doors 10:00 a.m. >> long line already in a parking lot. bay area company splunk will go public today. one of several ipos this week. >> yeah, lots of ipos lately. it'll open the nasdaq this morning, friday, the south bay's proof point. all of this coming after several other companies launched. here's yelp. that stock jumped 64% in its

first day of trading in the east bay, annie's launched. they traded bunny on the new york stock exchange. and here's the other companies i mentioned, first day of trading for splunk is today. proof point is data security. it is going to trade on the nasdaq, as well. company officials ringing the buzzer in time square on friday. and then info blocks describes as a network automation company and it will trade on the new york stock exchange. of course the granddaddy of them all is facebook. new reports say facebook will have its initial public offering may 14th. facebook will raise billions it really doesn't need. it's going to stash all that new money in u.s. treasury bonds the way your grandmother does. spain is selling bonds that will give you a heck of a lot better return than u.s. bonds will because there's a lot more risk.

shartia brantley is watching the bonds and other news coming out of cnbc's headquarters. good morning, shartia. >> good morning, scott. futures are mixed this morning after a down day on wednesday. stocks fell across the board as investors were less than impressed. traders are eyeing europe. there was a strong demand for the spanish auction of government bond this morning. asian markets fell overnight and european markets are mixed this morning. we get data today on unemployment filings in a few minutes and existing home sales. and there's a ton of earnings including bank of america. morgan stanley, dupont, travelers and verizon. the dow falling 82 points to 13,032 and the nasdaq losing 11 to 3031. american airlines plans to cut 1,200 nonunion jobs as it tries. american airlines filed for bankruptcy in november. the cuts affect baggage

handlers, sky caps and gate agents. the carrier is also closing a reservation center in arizona and clubs at washington dulles airport and in kansas city. american already announced plans to shed 1,300 union workers earlier this year. and that bottle of two buck chuck may not be so bad after all. a new report by a top private equity firm is predicting wine prices will go up this year. that's due to a looming shortage of grapes. and as higher gas prices make it more expensive to ship, both grapes and the finished product. california wines will be the first to go up followed by other western states. back to you. >> all right. thank you much. have you noticed at safeway that have that big deal you get -- i always feel kind of bad. >> really? >> pushing that much wine in a cart. >> you cover it up with bread, bagels, little this -- >> considered exercise. just a very thrifty shopper.

two buck chuck for everybody. >> you're going to want the white wine for the weather -- it's going to be hot around here. definitely a nice chardonnay on the patio. as we head throughout the afternoon, it's perfect weather for that, but come this weekend, temperatures are going to be really hot. so basically want you to drink lots of water if you're going to be spending any time outdoors. you want to stay hydrated because this heat is going to come on quickly and catch some people offguard especially if you work outside. friday and saturday, keep your guard up, hot conditions in the bay area. temperatures touching 90 degrees, which is warm on a summer day here in the bay area and we kicked off spring not too long ago. as you can see, we've got low pressure fully in control going to drive your winds offshore making for breezy conditions, 5 to 10 degrees warmer overall than where we ended up yesterday. tomorrow, we'll see more 80s on the temperature map and all works out like this. at noon, 61 degrees by the bay,

and the first part of the day in places like half-moon bay and pacifica. but later on, we're talking about a beach forecast you cannot beat. 75 degrees in pacifica. gorgeous conditions there. santa cruz also looking phenomenal. half-moon bay where we see the upper 50s to low 60s this time of year. we're talking about the upper 60s, low 70s today. santa cruz, 76 degrees, that's your beach of choice if you're looking for the warmest weather. trying to get your tan on. 88 degrees by saturday, keep you climbing sunday, monday, tuesday, things start to change, we drop off more cloud cover and we might even get a few light showers as we head through the course of monday into tuesday up in the north bay. that chance is slight, overall, though, cooler and cloudier week as we head through next week. enjoy that sunshine while it lasts. that means more bicycles on the road. >> two wheels, four wheels, and three wheels in some case. here we're looking over at a smooth drive, one thing heading

toward the bay. the toll plaza is an accident reported. no slowing shows up on our sensors and judging from the live camera, there's a relatively light volume getting past that scene. the san mateo bridge, a smooth drive, on the hayward side and then we'll see the westbound tail lights going past a sign which is lit up talking about hype winds across the bridge. we don't see the camera shaking at all, but that high-rise might catch you with a gust or two. chp issued the advisory overnight hours, we'll keep that in mind over to the peninsula side. the peninsula side itself shows a nice flow toward 101. no delays at the transition. construction crews picking up san bruno avenue. the off ramp there, but a smooth drive between 380 and 92 in both directions. further south, more roadwork going on over here. this is heading across the dumbarton bridge. eastbound, that should clear up without any slowdowns, 101 between embarcadero and shoreline, the crews here, the fire crews at 85 and 237 have

cleared with an earlier brush fire. no major slowing or incidents. the crew finally gone and the sharks that crew will be in full effect tonight. and hopefully celebrations after the game also getting in to town for dinner. >> thank you very much. and here's hoping for a speedy recovery from all of us and christina loren. giants closer brian wilson and his beard will be out for the season. undergoing tommy johns surgery. the surgery will reconstruct wilson's elbow by replacing a torn ligament. the giants' team manager expecting wilson to rejoin the team next week at home. but wilson, you know, not going to be pitching until 2013 at the earliest. but he will be there for moral support. now, this is the second time wilson has gone through tommy johns surgery. the first time was when the right-hander was back in college at lsu in 2003. >> can you imagine him coming

out of anesthesia? >> yeah, exactly. i wonder what he's going to wear for the surgery? >> again, no doubt. 5:21 right now. coming up, no good deed goes unpunished. why a b.a.r.t. worker says he could lose his job for helping out disadvantaged kids. plus, big-time trouble for students who tried to outsmart their teachers. we'll tell you about the teen hackers busted in the high school attendance scam.

similar incidents have sparked angry reactions from afghans including violent

protests that left dozens dead. the photos were published in wednesday's "los angeles times." 5:23. this morning, dozens of berkeley high school students are susp d suspended from school. administrators say students hacked into the school's computer and cleared absences for a fee. it appears at least four students got their hands on an administrative password that gave them access to that data base. 50 students are suspended. a b.a.r.t. worker could lose his job after giving more than $300 worth of free tickets to a struggling kid. according to the chronicle, the employee says he was helping a 16-year-old who was having a tough time trying to afford a ride to school. the boy's father died last year. the workers said he's friends with the boy's grandfather only trying to be kind. the worker says he will get to defend himself at a personal hearing tomorrow. want to check the forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren, we had a lovely week for those temperatures creeping up. >> yeah, we're going to go from

lovely to hot in a matter of 48 hours and you want to make sure you're ready for it. if you work outdoors, if you'll be spending any duration of time outside on saturday. a lot of youth sports taking place. make sure those kid does are hydrated this weekend. 57 degrees in san jose. 55 in livermore. headed toward the 70s today, let's check your drive with mike. we'll look at the typical build here. not a lot of huge incidents, but highway 4 shows your slowing through antioch westbound where i'm circling. speeds down towards 30, going to dip another 10 miles per hour over the next ten minutes. a 14-minute drive with slowing into livermore. again, a typical pattern for a thursday. but we do have slow spots developing as construction crews continue to clear. back to you. >> grab that tie dye t-shirt. the second annual grateful dead movement taking fans back to the summer, 1989.

at 7:00 tonight, dozen of local theaters will screen a number of never before seen concerts filmed more than two decades ago. for one night only, audiences will get more than two hours of classic dead as well as the slide show of fan photos. >> i'm guessing former bulls and lakers head coach phil jackson might stop in. 5:26 right now. coming up, a bay area water company spouting off new fees. why your bill could hit hundreds of dollars just ahead. plus, the classroom turned crime scene gets ready to reopen to students. will help students cope with the trauma ofhog campus.

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center. high 70s today. we're talking near record temperatures tomorrow and saturday. i've got your full forecast. and we're watching a stalled vehicle blocking merina. more slowing expected and already popping up in many spots, i'll show you where coming up. a live look outside the golden gate bridge. a little foggy maybe. the lights are glistening in that. pointing out that traffic. going to be a hot one on this thursday, april 19th "today in the bay." good morning, everybody. thank you very much for joining us. it is now 5:29. i'm john kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. a man is in the hospital this morning after an overnight shooting in richmond. christie smith is live with the latest for us. christie? >> good morning to you.

richmond police are still onscene. they have removed the crime scene tape and one of the cars involved in this shooting is now gone. they've removed the tape and you can see the car that the victim was riding in. the drive's side window is completely shot out. i counted at least eight bullet holes in the door and front side of the car. v police trying to piece together what happened. but here's what we know. around 3:00 this morning their spot shotter technology let them know there were multiple gun shots in this neighborhood. when they got here, they say they found a male victim in that car. he was slumped over the steering wheel. he was airlifted to the medical center. they're still not sure what condition he's in right now. that's what police were telling me. there was a second car here, a white sedan. they think that may have been actually the victim's relative who somehow came up on the scene. that person came here and took

off in that car just a couple of minutes ago. there were two people in that car. police say they were talking with them all morning. at this point, again, they're not sure if this is a drive by or if the shooter walked up on foot. and of course, they're asking anyone with any information about this to please give them a call. reporting live in richmond, christie smith, "today in the bay." it is a monumental day. school back in session at oikos university monday three weeks after a gunman killed seven people on campus. many classes will be held in the same building where one l goh killed six former classmates and a receptionist. it's possible nursing classes will be moved to a different location to hopefully spare students any further trauma. administrators say they could move some classes to oakland's patent university or fremont's unitech college. so far, no deal has been made with either school. 5:31. u.c. davis police chief who led

the department in that pepper spray incident is stepping down today. she says she does not want the november 19th incident to define her or the university and she is retiring so everyone can move forward. she's been on paid leave since the confrontation with campus police and students last november who set up an occupying encampment at u.c. davis. an independent report criticized her for leading a department that was "dysfunctional." santa clara digging for gold today with the ground breaking of the new 49ers stadium. bob redell live at the new site right next to great america park. and bob, this day has been six years in the making, right? >> reporter: about 5 1/2. good morning to you, john. and judging by the large white tent, the big set-up behind me lit up early in the morning, looks like tonight's ground breaking ceremony is going to be quite a party. and in the eyes of the backers of this project, they have a lot

to celebrate considering there was a lot of doubt this would ever happen. but after 5 1/2 years of debate, negotiation, and vote by taxpayers, the city of santa clara has taken the 49ers from san francisco. this evening, the team will break ground on a brand new $1.2 billion, 68,500 seat stadium. a complex to be built right across the street from 49ers headquarters and next door to great america. not everyone will be popping the champagne tonight. there's some san francisco residents, season ticketholders not happy about the pricing being much higher at this sta stadi stadium. and some upset the taxpayers are having to shoulder the cost of some of these new digs. the mayor is confident this is not only the right move, but one that can move it out of the economic doldrums. i have to tell you, nothing easy. it happens for something great. i feel like this is something

great and we had to work for it. in the end, it's going to be so worth it for us. >> that ceremony is about an hour and a half tonight starting at 5:00, and we're told right afterwards and maybe when they say afterwards, they mean tomorrow morning. construction will begin and there's a lot of pressure to get this done fast because the 49ers like to have this new stadium built in time for the 2014 football season. reporting live here in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> if they build it, they will come, and of course, later on today, we'll be right there with them. we'll have live coverage of the ground breaking stadium in santa clara starting at 5:00 tonight. we'll have live interviews with players and 49ers president jed york. also live stream the ground breaking on nbc bay area.com. pleasanton is moving forward with a plan to build 500 apartments south of the b.a.r.t. station. a housing development will be able to build 18 new buildings including retail space at two

sites. eight acres on willow road and another eight acres at hacienda. 58% of the units will be set aside for low-income renters. the project helps the city settle a lawsuit accusing pleasanton of not doing enough to provide housing at below market prices. homeowners in marin county could soon see a flood of new rate hikes on their water bills. the water district floating the idea of a 6% fee increase which would begin may 1st. if approved, this would be the sixth consecutive year of hikes. an average customer would have to pay more than $100 for a two-month bill instead of the usual $94. the district blaming rising costs in maintenance care and employee benefits. a public meeting will be held at the san rafael city hall. want to check that forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, you'll notice a lot more people on foot later on this afternoon enjoying that

beautiful weather, all the sunshine, the bay area has to provide. oh, it's going to be beautiful out there. 54 degrees, not too bad right now in sunnyvale, san jose, and san francisco. you can walk out that front door minus the jacket. temperatures are going to be nice today, even warmer tomorrow. and then downright hot as we kick off saturday. temperatures in the 90s. we'll tell you more coming up as we head throughout the next 24 hours, though. the warm-up really kicks into high gear. today downright mild compared to what we're expecting for tomorrow and particularly saturday. 71 degrees inland at 4:00 p.m. you'll be a little bit cooler at the bay and at the coast today because we do have a little bit of fog out there. nothing all that thick. i think whatever is out there right now will burn off before we hit 8:00 a.m. and as a result, that sunshine's going to warm us up nicely. no fog to deal with tomorrow. your full forecast coming up in moments. right now, let's get you out that front door on time. >> highway 4, folks, shows the slowing at below 20 where you see the red, showing us 22 miles per hour for that reading.

but all right through pittsburgh, bay point, concord walnut creek. now stretching over past north livermore and heading toward -- i'm sorry past north flynn and north livermore. and no major issues closer to the dublin interchange and the castro valley area and castro valley y included. typical for the northbound side. stalled vehicle, but that's on the marina boulevard onramp. still there, no problems for the floor, 880 north or south down toward the san mateo bridge. looks like the wind advisory the sign is no longer lit. has you traveling over the bridge, calm conditions here and further north across the golden gate bridge between san francisco and smooth drive for 280. >> thanks so much, mike. still ahead, that secret service scandal. how many women were paid as prostitutes in the colombian hotel room, and how old were

they? we'll have information on a live report. a beautiful live look outside. love this one. palace of fine arts in the marina district of san francisco this morning. warmer temperatures as you head out the door. some a creeping in a little early. we'll find out. 5:38 right now. >> i like the sound of that. for the latest news, traffic, and weather, check us out. see what's on your mind.c men nb arbay .eand join in on nbc bay area.

welcome back, everybody. yes, a mystic look. feels like gotham city out there. that's san francisco. we p don't know if bruce wayne or batman's hanging out today. hopefully a little bit of both. that means it'll be exciting. it's 5:40. >> secret service could use some help these days. three agents out of a job this morning as a result of a growing prostitution scandal in colombia. tracie potts is live on capitol

hill where congress is demanding more answers from the head of the agency. good morning. >> hey, laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. and we also now know the head of the agency is getting rid of three of those agents. one retired, one resigned, and one in the process of being fired for cause. the "new york times" also has an article about a 24-year-old self-described escort who says she was one of those women, got in a hallway fight with one of the agents when he refused to pay her the $800 they agreed on. he was only offering 30. but by that time, the whole scandal had broken wide open and now this is spilling over a bit into the campaign trail. here's what mitt romney said on the radio last night. >> i'd clean house. and the right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust. >> congress has a lot of questions about this, including whether any of those women were under age. there are a number of committees looking into it. but no hearings are scheduled so

far. in fact, one committee says they may not hold hearings because what the secret service will do to these agents may be a lot harsher than what congress can do. laura. >> it should be interesting to see how it all unfolds. and breaking news out of afghanistan. hamid karzai reacting to the gro graphic photos that show american soldiers posing with the remains of three suicide bombers. marla, what can you tell us? >> well, hamid karzai condemning those pictures that hit newsstands yesterday after the l.a. times published two of them. now karzai is calling the pictures "disgusting." he warns similar incidents have sparked angry reactions from afghans including violent protests that left dozens dead. he goes on to say, "it is such a disgusting act to take photos with body parts and share it." in my last report, we showed you

this that shows india successfully launched a new nuclear capable missile. and in the last few minutes the south korean government saying it has missiles. saying his country "must maintain its defense capability in the face of threats." you'll recall north korea's rocket launch last week, though it did fail. well, now we take you live to the east coast where the space shuttle discovery is patiently waiting on the tarmac at dulles international airport. and this is a live look. today's the day it will officially move into its new home at the smithsonian's national air and space museum in virginia. it's all scheduled to happen at 8:00 this morning. a formal ceremony is planned. even former astronaut john glenn is going to be there. john and laura? >> thank you very much, marla. well, new year's eve. never going to be the same. this morning, fans remembering the life of television icon and pioneer dick clark.

>> going to go all the way right up to the top. >> well, there it is, fans flocking to clark's star on the hollywood walk of fame to pay tribute. back in 1972, clark created new year's rockin' eve and hosted the event until a severe stroke sidelined him in 2004. then in 2006 he made a triumphant return and continued to ring in the new year up until last year. clark died wednesday morning after a massive heart attack at a los angeles area hospital. he was 82 years old and dick clark, i had a chance to interview him on several occasions and he was just a class act. and i mean always running the show. he ran the american music awards. amas every year -- >> dick clark productions -- >> yeah, many productions. the guy was just such a big influence with music, but just television and beyond. >> he helped discover so many stars. >> big time. back before everybody approved

of that. so he was a real pioneer. we'll miss him. >> but his legacy will live on. warmer temperatures, we've been talking about them. christina? >> yeah, you can feel them when you walk out the door. we have some interesting weather out there. >> you know what -- we're still having trouble. go ahead and see if you can fix your mike. are we good? >> i think we're okay. good morning to you. it's always better when it comes in full stereo, right? we've got the 50s out there this morning. temperatures are running mild, although it is kind of a whacky thursday, friday eve, that's the good news. you're going to get great weather that's not only going to last today and tomorrow, we're talking beautiful conditions for the first part of your saturday. and then sunday looks good for outdoor plans. we're going to touch on the low 80s. all works out like this. warm conditions for today. you can break out that spring wardrobe that you've been collecting dust on in your closet likely for the first time this spring has been very active. everything's going to change throughout this weekend.

a taste of summer. the warmest temperatures we've had in almost six months across the bay area. and today, 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow, a few 80s. all works out like this. the upper 70s today, in the south bay, the east bay, the warmest region, 77 degrees in ferry field. i want to give you a preview of tomorrow at noon. we stop the clock on your future cast at noon on friday, 80 degrees in san jose. you'll be at 79 as you break for lunch in antioch tomorrow and 80s at noon with three additional hours of warming to go. that's why we're expecting the mid-80s. and then on saturday, we stop the clock at noon, take a look at this, 84 degrees in san jose. so easily hitting the 90s down in the south bay. you also have some options for some 90s up in the north bay and east bay, as well. so it all works out like this for the next few days. temperatures are going to stay on the mild side. 85 degrees on friday and then it gets toasty saturday up to 88 degrees inland. so if you have any questions about your forecast, which beach you'd like to get to, hit me up

on facebook, i'd be happy to answer those questions for you. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we cool off, more clouds onshore flow, back in the mix. >> at 5:47 a.m., you're just fine heading downtown san jose, but a note for the p.m. side, folks heading into town to support the sharks. a lot of attention focused there tonight. good vibes, folks. but right now, my attention focused on here, westbound 237, a stall reported moving off to the shoulder, but eastbound shows a little slowdown. now both sides may be the report. sometimes people get confused which direction they go. but it shouldn't be a big issue. i'll track that for you. it should clear up over the next couple of minutes. we have this cleared up. construction between embarcadero and shoreline. for 101, no slowing over the last five minutes now we have a nice easy drive. the eastbound direction was the one that still had construction crews there. construction crews also cleared san bruno. we have 92 now heading over the

hills, now that usually happens when we have more cars hitting the road. no incidents, though, through the san mateo area or over toward half moon bay. smooth drive and the approach, little slowing toward the caldecott, but no incidents reported there. richmond, south 7th at virginia. that's where christie smith continues to follow the investigation after the overnight shooting. that won't affect your drive to the freeway. use harbor to get to 580 and the richmond bridge. and a live look outside. oakland, the volume starting to tick up a tad bit. the southbound side moves smoothly into the south bay, guys. back to you, laura. >> it's amazing we're talking about this. but remember the wardrobe malfunction during the 2004 super bowl halftime show? everybody remembers it. it could end up before the highest court. the fcc wants the support to uphold the $550,000 fine of cbs for the now notorious incident involving janet jackson. the fine has been at the center of the lengthy legal battle and

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i like the look of that. that is a live look at san francisco. the flag blowing in the wind. the giants feeling the magic after that 11th inning of victory last night. doing the job at home. so the flag flying proudly over san francisco. it is 5:52. it could soon cost you more to light up. state voters will get to decide in the june 5th ballot on whether to raise the tax on a pack of cigarettes by an additional dollar. the measure is expected to generate more than $730 million in revenue and be used for cancer research. supporters of prop 29 will be at san francisco's rosa parks elementary this morning for a news conference. well, the final environmental impact report of the first phase of the bullet train is now set for release today. the california high-speed rail authority discussing the revised report at a meeting in san francisco. now the report will firmly establish the proposed route between merced and fresno. a first draft was published last

summer for comment. the final version expected to include substantial changes in response to criticism to property owners. it's 5:53. from trains of the future to lightbulbs of the future. scott mcgrew says starting this weekend, we'll be able to buy the world's most advance lightbulb. >> i've been testing it out this week. it's pretty good. not like the ugly light you get from fluorescents. this is l.e.d. phillips is going to start selling this $60 bulb on earth day. $60, that's a lot. it's supposed to last 20 years, though. it's the winner of the so-called "l" prize. a prize created by the u.s. government to spark innovation in technology. not without controversy, though. the rules called for the bulbs to cost more like $20. phillips says some utility companies will offer rebates on the bulb therefore it qualifies for the prize. that and it was the only entry. the oracle-google trial

continues today. on wednesday larry page took the stand and was asked about e-mails that pretty much said that google knew they were using the oracle property. and the spanish word for bond is bono, spain is selling more bonos for mucho interest rate. just when you thought the european debt crisis was over, we're worried about spain, spain faces many of the same problems greece did. but there's one important exception. and that is spain is huge. you can bail out greece for about $300 billion or so. spain is essentially not bail outable. there's not enough money to do it. back to you. >> that's where i stop too. you and me. let's toss it over now to christina loren. >> muy caliente.

we're talking about comfortable conditions today. the upper 70s. we've got our natural a.c. pumping right at the coastline, that marine layer is going to keep you on the cool side today in san francisco. tomorrow, waking up without that marine layer means temperatures will soar. and one negative repercussion we have to deal with when it comes to the warmth and lack of wind, high pollen count. temperatures at 65 degrees at noon, inland, 74 degrees by 4:00 p.m. and it's going to be cooler at the bay and at the coast. but uniform conditions tomorrow, really warm day ahead. i'll take you through your forecast. warmer this saturday. let's check your drive with mike. >> still tracking folks on this incident. the disabled vehicle eastbound. onramp to northbound 880. although the traffic through the area is moving smoothly, avoid that onramp if you can north of 238 where we're seeing that slowing. northbound, typical pattern through the castro valley y. for the north, an easy drive toward the bay bridge, away from

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developing news out of richmond overnight where a man is shot multiple times sitting in his car.

i'm christie smith. i'll tell you how technology played a role in bringing police to the scene. coming up in a live report. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi tries to get the city attorney off his case today. details coming up. today's the day naysayers never thought would happen. live in santa clara coming up. and we're looking towards the 70s today. mid-80s tomorrow, closer to 90 degrees by saturday. we've got your warmer forecast coming up. and i'm mike with a new accident for san jose. causing more slowing for 101. we'll explain what's going on and talk about the rest of the commute coming up. right now, live look outside of the golden gate bridge. it's time to celebrate a little bit. it is friday eve also known as thursday, april 19th, "today in the bay."