full forecast. and oh dear, we had two of them in the roadway, they have cleared, they're okay. road crews still there. we'll talk about that and the potential for slowing coming up. and you want a donut? well, guess what? there's a new spot in the east bay. you're looking at the line around the new krispy kreme opening up in concord. >> free hats for everybody too. >> there they are on this tuesday, april 24th, this is "today in the bay." good morning, thanks for being with us, it is straight up 5:00. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm john kelley. new this morning, an innocent driver caught right in the cross hairs as bullets fly in the east bay. today in the bay's christie smith is live in oakland with a look at exactly what led up to this overnight shootout. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you, john. neighbors describe what sounded like a gunfight at least 30 rounds being fired very quickly. two people were hit and a third person hit, as well, possibly a man who may have just been driving by the scene on his way home last night. this was after 11:00. oakland police say they found two young men down on 98th avenue in east oakland when they arrived. it's believed those two may have been firing at each other. one hit in the leg, another hit in the chest, a third person was driving by and got caught in the cross fire according to a roommate. he made it home, though, several blocks away. >> i had just gotten a phone call. he was up here. i guess he drove from where he was shot from and pulled up in front of our house pretty much. caught in the cross fire somewhere down oakland and just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> now, the window of that car was shot out. the roommate says that he was

hit in the collarbone, but was talking and is expected to be okay. the sergeant on duty says all three are expected to survive. reporting life in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." new claims from the death row inmates that more human bones are buried at dozens of new sites and central valley. convicted killer has now given investigators another hand-drawn map that includes new areas where he says bodies were dumped. one location is a well near a creek in lyndon in san joaquin county. it also contains detailed notes. this is the second time he's provided information to remains. he and his partner were dubbed the speed free killers after several murders in the mid-80s. the doomed racing boat that crashed is back on dry land. crews recovering the low-speed chase yacht from its rocky

resting place yesterday and flew it 30 miles by helicopter to the half moon bay airport. the salvage operation involved precision timing and skill. the boat weighed between 12,000 and 15,000 pounds and there was concern about interference with the sensitive wildlife habitat on the islands. security guards right now watching over the yacht at the airport and later on today, it'll be loaded on to a flat bed truck and then taken to a secret location. >> sounds like it was a very good operation. we're very happy about that. obviously this was a terrible human tragedy. >> it's been more than a week since the boat was swamped during a race and five sailors were washed overboard. one body was found, but four people are still missing at sea. and a victim in that deadly yacht crash will be remembered during a service at at&t park next week. 26-year-old alexis bush was a

former bat girl for the giants. in fact, we're told she was the very first bat girl in major league baseball history. now the public memorial will be held monday at 1:00 in the afternoon. and she was a bat girl. you can see here there when barry bonds broke that home run record. well, this morning it appears ross mirkarimi's fight to win his job back could drag on for months. an ethics committee hearing is now underway into allegations of official misconduct following mirkarimi's guilty plea to a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. his attorney wants to move quickly calling for an open hearing and asking for the power to start subpoenaing witnesses. but attorneys for san francisco say they want to proceed in june. >> other witnesses have not been so cooperative. we've had to serve subpoenas, one witness who has disobeyed a subpoena, so we're going to court to get an order to compel compliance with a subpoena. >> attorneys for both sides of this case will spend the next few weeks submitting witness lists and filing briefs.

the ethics commission will meet again and discuss the next step at the end of may. an east bay community could lose an emergency room facility. the center health will soon take ownership and there are fears in that community it will close the hospital and turn it into a rehab facility. the company operates in fairmont, but fairmont does not have a trauma center. emergency admissions would have to go to highland in oakland or eden medical center. there's no official word on what they plan to do. 5:05 right now, let's check in to find out what's happening on this tuesday. looks like clouds rolling in. >> yeah, we've got the low clouds we're so famous for here in the bay area. and as a matter of fact, they're going to hang around for the first part of the day, but nonetheless, we're going to hit the 70s. we're already at the 60-degree mark in sunnyvale. and napa, we're at 58 degrees. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures are going to start climbing after

about 9:00 a.m. once those clouds start to break apart. tomorrow, we are talking about showers on the radar at this time. so keep that in mind. today we're going to see a sunny rebound mix of 60s and 70s, that rain returns and we're talking about maybe 1 inch in the places that pick up the most. we've got one storm system to get through. i want to time it out at your doorstep. first, let's check your drive at 5:06. >> well, a good update. i told you there might be construction maybe until noon, but we're checking on the specific status. lanes clear just after 3:00 this morning. so although we have permission for caltrans to have those road crews onscene until midday, through the rest of the week right now picked up early, and so there are no problems heading out of the city up towards 101 and the golden gate bridge. that's a nice, smooth flow, but keep in mind through the end of the week and the closure all weejd, that'll be a big change for the flow. nice easy flow. not experiencing any delays.

580, interstate 80 looking nice. 880 live shot past the coliseum. and you can see the construction is still there. bottom of your screen, that arrow moving folks over one lane to the left. the off ramp should be reopening soon, so should the lanes, but through downtown, both directions also have a lane or two blocked. and are folks getting off at high street? that's good news. back to you. >> good job pointing that out there. i guess you could say game, set and, match, but not in a good way in the south bay. sharks sports entertainment says expense and limitations of ap pavilion are the reasons they're pulling out of the venue. businesses around there are saying they get a lot of business from the tournament. >> the only tournament on the south bay, that's definitely going to hurt the south bay. >> the s.a.p. open follows a long line of events that have vanished from the south bay over the past few years. after next year, the s.a.p. is

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welcome back, everybody. here's a live look at the traffic. rolling along 880 in oakland seems to be moving along just fine. we'll check your commute with mike and the forecast with christina in a minute. time now, 5:11. it's a daily reminder of a deadly event. and now city leaders may order the pg & e pipeline left underground after the 2010 explosion be totally removed from the devastated neighborhood. stephanie live in san bruno right now with more on this big-time plan. stephanie, good morning. >> john, good morning to you. it's been over a year and a half since that deadly explosion, but still lots of reminders of what happened. a construction has been going on. you can see the equipment behind me. for some people who live around here, the actual pipeline that runs through here is too much of a physical reminder of that deadly blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes that, again, are being rebuilt. the pipeline runs more than 8,200 feet through this neighborhood. and so this is something that the city council members will

consider at the regular meeting tonight. it's physically carrying out the line. that would be a long pain staking process. so a second option is what pg & e has recommended recently, which is plugging the pipe with concrete. or there's a third option, which is what city staff is suggesting, a mixture of both options. and that would be to tear up roughly 900 feet of the pipeline and plug the rest with concrete. a big issue with people. we've heard that some residents have made t-shirts that said pg & e, take out the pipeline. still an emotional scar for some of these folks here. and so tonight at 7:00 is when city council will consider this issue. "today in the bay." well, the secretary of commerce is visiting silicon valley for the first time this morning. john brison is attending the ceo business climate center at ibm research in san jose. governor jerry brown is also

going to be there along with the governor of colorado and local mayors. the results of the ceo business climate survey are going to be released at this summit. almost 200 silicon valley ceos took part of this survey that tackles hiring, layoffs, and challenges facing businesses. well, netflix now has more subscribers than it did when it announced the controversial price hike last summer. scott mcgrew, yeah, that's a good sign. >> it's a sign that netflix users have forgiven the company for one of it is most ham handed price hikes ever. but reid hastings, the ceo at netflix said in a conference call on monday afternoon he's still fixing the damage done. netflix says it has 26 million subscribers in the u.s. and it lost money for the first time since 2005. mostly due to the high cost of expanding the movie service overseas. the granddaddy of them all is apple. that company talks with reporters, opens the financial

books this afternoon. apple used to be untouchable turning in record quarter after record quarter. but all of a sudden there's a nagging doubt with some investors. apple shares have bounced around by as much as $30 up or down in a trading week. and wells fargo shares its shareholder meeting today. these are protesters at last year's protest. many of whom plan to show up again today. they're going to protest all kinds of things. their spokesperson says the list includes predatory lending, unfair mortgages, funding of immigrant detention centers, and the amount of money the bank pays in taxes. we talked a bit yesterday about how european politics were weighing on the american stock market. and jackie is at cnbc with an update. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, scott. well, the futures are higher this morning after we saw that drop on monday. as you mentioned, the market lost grounds on concerns on europe and a break down in budget talks in the netherlands.

we saw the asian markets lower overnight, european markets have edged higher this morning. and we're going to get new data on consumer confidence. so watch for those. meantime, the fed begins a two-day policy meeting today but isn't expected to move on interest rates. and a lot of earnings. at&t, 3m, and united technologies reporting this morning. we saw the dow fall 102 points to close at 5,927, the nasdaq lo losing. walmart dropped more than 4% on allegations that it paid bribes in mexico and may have covered it up. mexico's government saying that it sees no need to investigate walmart. president calderon's office says if the accusations are true, it's a local issue as bribes would have been paid to state and local officials. mexico is going to monitor the case and helping the u.s. with its investigation. the justice department has been investigating a criminal probe

for months. and mickey mouse can get his daily starbucks fix. they have signed on a deal to open stores at the u.s. theme parks. the first cafe will open in june at disney's california adventure. disney has been criticized for limited food choices at the park. back over to you. >> thank you much. >> i suppose when disney heard there was not enough coffee, they heard the complaints because they were all ears. >> ha, ha, ha. mickey and minnie. >> christina loren is here to el the us about the weather. i'm sure it's creative, as well. >> and you can drink it out of the teacup. >> keep that thread running through. good morning to you. get your threads ready to go this morning. you don't need the heavy jacket. you don't need the heavy coat this morning. but you will need a light sweater, something to keep you warm until about 9:00 a.m. and then temperatures will be in the 60s just about everywhere. this morning, mid-50s in places like santa rosa. 57 in fairfield, 61 degrees, not

a bad way to start the day in san jose. as you can see right here, we do have an area of low pressure rotating in the pacific. and what's interesting about this area of low pressure it did not originate in the gulf of alaska. it's not a really cold system. it's not going to drop our temperatures all that much. but looks like it's going to tap into some subtropical moisture. and for us, that means we could just get dumped on if the set-up happens just right. this is what we're expecting for now. maybe an inch of rain at best. right now looks like the north bay is going to get the most rain even though that system's creeping up from the south. this is how it works for today. a little bit of drizzle. we'll get the sunshine for the second half of the day. and overnight tonight, first showers up in the north bay. show you what it looks like on your future cast. tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., you can see a little bit active at that point. couple cells creeping onshore, making for a slower than usual commute. we're expecting a slower than usual commute come thursday morning when the bulk of the moisture comes through. but i wanted to show you as you can see that front is draped across the north bay with the heavier rain coming down up here. even in san jose, once it does

make its way into our neck of the woods, maybe 1/2 inch, maybe a quarter squeezed out. not expecting a lot down here, we'll take what we can get. still running a substantial deficit. 76 degrees in san jose today, last day of the mid-70s, but we're going to hold on to the low 70s inland tomorrow, dropping you to the 60s inland on thursday. and then we'll warm you back up for the weekend. also expecting some thunderstorms over the course of wednesday into thursday. isolated and it looks like the mountain regions have the best chance of seeing that lightning if we do have that. so we're going to keep watching that for you. right now, instability at about 20% for thunderstorms. let's check your drive with mike. >> all right. good morning, folks. a couple things to point out on the map here. the 55, we're already seeing a little slowdown coming for antioch in anticipation of the big bulk of traffic hitting in the next few minutes. yesterday we saw heavy flow through the tri-valley and east bay today, traffic tuesday, likely to see more. over here, well, we've been talking about krispy kreme the

new one, it's right there in case you want to head over there. 680, the roadways are moving smoothly through the area. that ramp closed from the southbound side and also more construction continuing down alacosta. we're looking at a 14-minute drive, smooth drive for 580 toward the same interchange, 680 moving smoothly down through sunol with no problems and no delays into the south bay. your northbound routes are what we concentrate on here. a smooth drive. the crews on 17 still going on south of the summit. but really that's to be expected as is typical through this area and no major slowing. live look at 880, and as we talked about, those crews have cleared and now the flashing lights gone, and a smooth drive to the bay bridge. 5:19, a west coast war of words is swirling this morning after the governor of washington dissed california wines while

she was in france. >> someone said, well, but governor, what about california wine? and i said they make jug wine and we make fine wine. and everybody -- >> yeah, those are some war of words. the governor's remarks came as she signed a new budget that includes $5 million for a wine center. california has by far the most wineries in the country. washington ranks second in that category. so there. >> don't hate, appreciate. >> there you go. >> by the way, i like jug wine. coming up, too fast, too furious. state troopers suspended after a high-speed joyride. why a football player could factor into the race. plus, a troubling trend, how teens are using hand sanitizer to get high. and we'll give you some good vibrations here. a live look at san francisco. still dark outside. the sun not quite up out there, but the lights glistening in the darkness. 5:20, the weather and traffic just after this.

here's a way to add a little bit of joy to your tuesday morning. how about this. a brand new krispy kreme opening up in concord in the willows shopping center on diamond boulevard. people were lining up yesterday afternoon for this. it is huge. and why not? the first couple of dozen people in line we're being told a free year's worth of donuts. want to talk about a sugar high. and here's the other good news, the doors don't open until 5:30, marla, so we have about seven minutes, almost six minutes to get over there and load up. 5:23. >> send the nbc chopper. just about 5:24 as john just

said. an alarming and dangerous trend, teens getting drunk from hand sanitizer. doctors at two l.a. area hospitals say they've seen at least six e.r. cases in recent months of teenagers sickened by sanitizer. kids are apparently learning how to distill the cheap liquid online creating a powerful, 120-proof shot. experts say you might want to choose the foam version instead of gel because it is harder to extract the alcohol. >> that is crazy. this is kind of wild too. a couple of state troopers now off the job accused of helping a 49er runningback going on a 100-mile-per-hour joyride down the new jersey parkway. the new jersey attorney general suspended the two troopers. the troopers escorted a caravan of exotic cars as they raced right down the highway. you can see that porsche flying. 49ers player brandon jacobs was reportedly driving one of those

cars. and jacobs' agent tells the nfl, jacobs was part of a group that drove to atlantic city that day, but at this point, the agent not quite sure if jacobs was in the caravan involved in the high-speed racing. well, let's check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. it's going to be rainy tomorrow. >> yeah, tomorrow. you don't want to go racing out the front door this morning. give yourself plenty of time. we do have some drizzle out there. really thick fog. so keep that in mind, especially along the peninsula. 64 degrees at noon inland. we're set to hit the 70s today. tomorrow, that rain moves in, we'll time it out at your doorstep. first, let's check your drive with mike. >> crossing the bay, you're okay for the bay bridge. more than okay. but a look over at the san mateo bridge where there's a sign, and you may see some of these lit up over the bay. talking about the closure as you're approaching 101. that is cleared already this morning. but it may go on later on in the day for the next couple of days, as well. keep it in mind. we'll get a look at that.

a smooth drive out of the city or into the city from the golden gate bridge, as well. there's the glowing lights may be a factor. we'll track it back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. 5:26 right now. still ahead, he wears scrubs, but trust us, he's no doctor. the plastic surgery lest ket g leinewad nrgtohahi c g.in t

new this morning, oakland police investigating a triple shooting. and looked like one man may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. i'm christie smith with that story coming up. and some of the people who live in the san bruno neighborhood torn apart by the deadly 2010 explosion want that pipeline gone. what they plan on doing about it tonight. the details coming up in a live report. and i'm christina loren live in the nbc bay area weather center. you can leave it at home today, but you're breaking out that umbrella tomorrow. i've got your full forecast coming up. and the word was construction on the peninsula, now the word is cleared. better news here, but the tri-valley east bay, tough day

as yesterday, traffic tuesday, we'll show you what's in store. here's a look at a little bit of traffic on the golden gate bridge right now. it is turning 75 years old this year. on this tuesday, april 24th, this is "today in the bay." good morning, this is about 5:30. i have to clarify. it's not the official golden gate bridge birthday today. >> no, we knew what you were talking about. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm john kelley. new this morning, oakland police this hour investigating a shooting that sent three people to the hospital. one of those people wounded may have been an innocent passer by hit by a stray bullet. live in oakland right now. all the latest on the flying bullets. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, a triple shooting in east oakland. and neighbors who live blocks from the scene are telling us they heard dozens of rounds being fired.

and it appears one of the victims may have just accidentally driven into the scene. a roommate of his tells us he was grazed in the collarbone by a bullet. and they got called to holly street after 11:00 last night. they found two young men down, one shot in the leg and the other in the chest. they are looking into reports that they may have been firing on each other. talk about timing. a third man drives by, police say it looks like he may have had nothing to do with it and was just struck by a bullet right through the car window. one neighbor who lives blocks away described the noise. >> it sounded like he made at least 30 shots, two different guns, long, rapid fires. just longer than what you usually would hear. >> reporter: the third person hit made it home according to that roommate and was treated.

the victims taken to highland hospital, all of them expected to be okay. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." 5:31. a suspect shot by fairfield police has died. officers say the 51-year-old man was shot on gold coast drive near dover avenue last night. investigators say the officer was following up on an investigation when he got involved in a violent struggle with the suspect in the doorway of a home. the officer calls for backup but shot the suspect before that backup arrived. >> i heard something along the lines of, don't do me any favors or something like that and i heard the police officers asking to get down quite a few times. >> the officer is a 16-year veteran of the force. he is now on administrative leave pending an investigation. there are more charges than just a crazy story here expected to be filed against a san francisco man accused of impersonating a plastic surgeon. garza's already accused of

operating a dermatology clinic on mission street without a medical license. one patient claims he smoked a cigar and actually made her hold her own i.v. bag during the liposuction procedure. ridiculous. now more victims have reportedly come forward leading to new charges by the d.a. in the wake of thomas kinkade's death, the girlfriend is facing legal trouble. attorneys representing kinkade's wife have filed a restraining order against kinkade's live-in girlfriend. the case is expected to be heard by a judge this morning. the attorneys say they want to prevent the girlfriend from disclosing information that would break a confidentiality agreement she signed last year. it is 5:32 right now, out of the public eye, the board of supervisors expected to make the embattled supervisor's resignation official. she stepped down last week. in her letter of resignation,

she says she needs to focus on being a mother to their 8-year-old son as she recovers from drug and alcohol addiction. the supervisors will now have 60 days to appoint a temporary replacement. an election for that seat will take place this coming november. a gesture of healing could be coming for the san bruno neighborhood scarred by that pipeline explosion. city leaders may demand that pg & e remove the remaining sections of the pipe from the ground. live in san bruno with more on the plan. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. here you can see the construction equipment. crews really have been working monday through friday, 8:00 to 5:00 all around the streets here. in fact, the crater's just a few hundred feet below us on this street. the pipeline has been out of service since the 2010 blast, but it does run through this neighborhood in san bruno. and for some people who live here, it's conjuring up emotion.

it's too much of a physical reminder of what happened, of course, in the blast that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. so some neighbors have been pushing since the blast to get the city to help get this natural gas pipeline torn out. so that is something that city leaders will discuss at the regular meeting tonight. however, of course, the line runs more than 8,200 feet. that would be a very long, pain staking process. the second option is what pg & e recommended recently which is plugging the pipe with concrete or what city staff is considering the mixture of both. carrying out roughly 900 feet of the pipeline and plugging the rest of it with concrete. no matter what is decided, pg & e expressed the company will pay all costs associated with this project. and so those are the three main options for city council to discuss and consider tonight at the regular meeting that begins at 7:00. live in san bruno this morning, "today in the bay." today, thousands of san

francisco occupy protesters planning to crash wells fargo's annual shareholders meeting. gathering at the plaza at 10:00. they will march to the exchange building where the shareholders are gathering. now, this is video at a wells fargo occupy protest last year. protesters say they plan to shut down today's meeting and force execs to address their demands. that includes an end to what prosecutors call or actually protesters call fraudulent foreclosures and predatory lending practices. 5:35. today, san francisco teachers want to school the board of education over layoffs. hundreds of teachers, parents, and school leaders will rally at 5:00. they want the board to rescind more than 600 layoff notices sent to teachers and other employees throughout the district. they're also protesting a proposal that would cut five days from the school year. 5:35 right now. meteorologist christina loren is here to tell us that mild temperatures today, but looks

like some rain dripping from the skies coming up? >> that's exactly what's going to happen. tracking a few showers up in the north bay. we're expecting the heavier precipitation tomorrow afternoon overnight into thursday morning. 59 degrees in san francisco, you're at 59 in sunnyvale and 61 degrees in san jose. patchy fog will become problematic later on this morning. right now, though, we look good in terms of visibilities, four miles or better and the only places dropping off up in santa rosa. we'll keep monitoring that for you. we had mostly cloudy conditions yesterday, so more sunshine. hence just a touch warmer later on this afternoon. but that rain returns as we head through tomorrow morning. it all works out like this, enjoy the 70s for one more day, 71 degrees inland at 4:00 p.m., cooler by the bay, 65 degrees, and you will notice those clouds thickening up later on this evening into tonight as that system slowly gets closer and closer to the bay area. first showers tomorrow morning. we'll time that system out for you coming out in the next

report. first, let's check with mike and your drive. >> i told you earlier just before 5:30, we saw speeds comicome ing down into the 50s. that's below 20 approaching "l" street. that's a typical build, heavier, but better spread out than yesterday. traffic tuesday, we expect your flow throughout the bay and all of your spring breaks have finally finished around the bay area. we're seeing a heavy volume of traffic yesterday. 680 clears for the construction at diablo. we have a 15-minute drive coming out of the altamont pass slowing through livermore with the 40s where you see that yellow stretching past toward about greenville. and then a smoother drive heading toward the dublin interchange. live look out there shows what things look like across the bay bridge. the clouds moving to the right of your screen, that's where san francisco would be. this will pick up considerably over the next hour. back to you. >> thank you so much. well, new this morning, today having a glazed look on

your eyes could be a good thing. this is a live look at the brand new krispy kreme donut factory on diamond boulevard in concord. it's now open for business. it just opened its doors to these hungry customers at 5:30 this morning. so just eight minutes ago. here's the thing, we are told the early birds who grab the first couple dozen spots in line, they are getting a year's supply of donuts. can you believe it? again, this is the krispy kreme brand new on diamond boulevard open for business. we suggest you head over there. >> this is when you pray for smellivision. the glazed donuts and coffee. my mouth is watering just thinking about it. is it too late to go over? still ahead, lost in the shuffle, how the foreclosure crisis is affecting millions of kids. just ahead. and a live look at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. the commute just starting to wake up. so far, looking pretty good as drivers ma

out in and out of san francisco. stay with us. of

good morning. welcome back. here's a live look at a sparkling embarcadero, of course, in san francisco. going to be a pretty nice day to get ready for some rain. we'll check the forecast with christina in just a minute. it is 5:41. the investigation into the secret service prostitution scandal is not going away any time soon. and it continues this morning. a 12th member of the military has been relieved of his duties as part of that scandal involving partying and prostitutes in advance of president obama's trip down to colombia. defense secretary leon panetta says accused service members have been stripped of their security clearances. >> if these investigators find that there have been violations, violations of the code of military justice, violation of the standards i just talked about those individuals will be

held accountable. >> this latest member under investigation was assigned to the white house communications agency. new this morning, it is not just homeowners who are affected when the housing market goes south, this morning the new study shows 1 in 10 children are feeling the effects of the foreclosure crisis. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with a look at these numbers. good morning. >> well, good morning. and the numbers are staggering. 8 million kids, 1 in 10 in this country affected by foreclosure. the group first focus has done this study before, but this time, they also include kids who are living in rentals as a result of the foreclosure crisis. and the numbers as you can imagine in certain states like california are just way up there. take a look, what they found was almost 2 1/2 million kids have lived in homes that were lost to foreclosure. another 3 million are living in homes at risk of foreclosure. another 3 million either are living in now or have lived in rental homes as a result of

foreclosure loss. and in california, arizona, nevada, and florida, we are seeing the most impact. over 1 million children, 12% of those in california are either living in or have lived in homes at risk of foreclosure. and that seems to be a lot more than much of the rest of the country. florida, actually, even worse than california with 15% of its kids impacted by this. the big concern here is what impact is this forced moving having on children? first focus reports says it affects their health, development, and also their school performance. having to move and often times in the middle of a school year. it's like missing an entire month of school. and they see the test scores going down to support that. >> such a sad reality. okay. tracie, thanks. now to decision 2012 polls open this morning in another wave of the gop primary elections. delaware, new york,

pennsylvania, and rhode island all have primaries today. mitt romney has all but claimed the nomination. he currently has 537 delegates. the former house speaker newt gingrich has 137. gingrich says he is staying in this race until the republican national convention in tampa. this morning, president obama is calling on congress to stop interest rates from doubling on student loans. the president will make his pitch today at the events at the university of north carolina and the university of colorado. on july 1st, the interest rates on subsidized stafford student loans are slated to double to almost 7%. now, in between these events, the president is making room for an appearance on late night tv. jimmy fallon will broadcast his show from chapel hill for a sit-down with our commander in chief. the appearance marks the president's first late night tv outing since the presidential contest essentially became a two-man race. now, you can catch that interview right here on nbc bay

area at 12:35. >> that should be very, very good. i'm a huge jimmy fallon fan. >> me too. >> and we'll keep our eyes on if mitt romney's going to take him up at snl. they've been trying to court him to be a host on that show. find out if he's got humor in him. 5:45 now, rain in the forecast for tomorrow? >> yeah, there's humor in that, as well. we were talking about this being one of the driest 2012s on record when we started out the year. but that is not looking to be the case. we were running an 80% deficit at one point, and now only about a 40% deficit up in the north bay. we have rebounded pretty nicely from the systems that came through. we've got another one on the way. that's going to bring maybe another inch of rain to the north bay. we're looking good. only looking like 1/4 inch at best out of this next one. 59 degrees in sunnyvale right now. nice mild start to this tuesday morning. as we head throughout the day, though, that fog will be a

factor keeping things on the cool side for the first part of the day. we should see the sun breakthrough those clouds, though, by about noon and as a result, temperatures which are starting out in the 60s will easily be able to hit the mid to upper 70s inland and then the showers arrive through your wednesday. time out that system for you. we stop the clock at 8:00 a.m., start to get a little bit active. drizzle coming down at that point. a strong onshore flow. by 11:00 a.m., well, we meet back here for our midday broadcast and showers on the radar over the greater bay area. getting a bit of a break overnight wednesday and the bulk of the moisture comes through 7:00 a.m. thursday moving into the south bay by about 11:00 a.m. enjoy the 70s for today while they last, we'll be in the upper 70s in places like gilroy, 71 degrees in santa cruz, tomorrow, low 70s inland, and low 60s on thursday. if you want those 80s back, though, we keep that roller coaster going. great beach weather, great outdoor conditions as we head into saturday and sunday.

let's check your drive with mike. >> all right. we know we're looking really good right now. traffic tuesday expecting a heavy volume of traffic. everybody back to work and school, a smooth drive northbound, but look at that right here, northbound 87 shows a slowing into the 40s right at downtown. we'll track this. could be an early start to the slowing here. yesterday we saw quite a bit of slowing through the tri-valley start early. so far -- right here, we're looking at also a little slower start for 101 passing 92. earlier blips for 92 itself westbound have cleared. and now a shift here. just the volume starting to increase coming towards san mateo. tracking that build this traffic tuesday on the peninsula and the eastbound side. no problems for 880 toward 92 itself crossing over the san mateo bridge. typical blip here, 238, coming off the castro valley "y," well, things are moving smoothly. 40s into the 30s coming out of the pass, 16-minute drive and slowing over here at the dublin

interchange. speeds into the 40s. get a live look outside and show you what things are like over here. the golden gate bridge, look at glowing lights clearly visible across the bridge, but fog may be a factor later on. and keep in mind, of course, this weekend doyle closes making your access to the golden gate bridge out of san francisco tougher. closure going on from the 27th through the 30th. well, a hollywood starlet taking the stand in a trial of a man suspected of killing her family. no doubt an emotional day for oscar and grammy winner jennifer hudson. she fought back tears yesterday as she remembered her slain mother, brother, and nephew. william balfour killed the family members in a jealous rage because hudson's sister planned to divorce him. now the defense painting quite a different picture saying the family was targeted because hudson's brother was an alleged drug dealer. the company behind michael jackson's final appearance will be in court this morning.

aeg live will be attending the hearing to iron out details for an upcoming civil trial. jackson's family is suing the company for its hiring of dr. conrad murray. murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter last year and sentenced to four years behind bars for his role in jackson's death. the rock legend famous for "cat scratch fever" in trouble with the law all over again. ted nugent expected to plead guilty for transporting a black bear he illegally killed back in alaska in 2009. prosecutors say he wounded another bear which counted toward the state's seasonal limit of one bear. nugent will have to pay more than $10,000 in fines and he is banned from hunting and fishing in alaska for one year. 5:49. coming up, you lost your job and now you might lose your jobless benefits too. the dire deadline for the unemployed just ahead. and why a economists are a little bit like thirsty deer. just ahead.

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welcome back, everybody on this tuesday morning. they told me we would see the lights of san jose. and i see i've got this song going in my head by kanye west, all of the lights. you might want to get that one on your ipod. kanye and jay-z over in the pavilion.

first plastic bags and now styrofoam, this morning san jose could continue the green streak with a vote at city hall. today the city council could decide to ban plastic foam containers in city facilities and at events at city venues. the move could put the city on track to ban styrofoam containers city wide which would make san jose the largest city in the state to do so. plastic foam is already banned at special events. well, social security in worse shape than previously thought. the trustees who oversee the trust fund now say they will run dry in 2033. that's three years sooner than expected. the trustees calling on congress to take some action if no changes are made. the system will be able to pay just 3/4 of full benefits after 2033. they say retiring baby boomers and the weak economy contributing to this problem. medicare hospital insurance fund still projected to run out in

2024. well, thousands of unemployed californians will soon lose their federal jobless benefits. as of this week, california no longer qualifies for the federal program that provides up to 20 weeks of benefits to the long-term unemployed. the benefits known as fed ed will be terminated in mid may. about 90,000 people across the state are currently receiving fed ed. >> and that news comes at a moment when some economists are worrying our recovery may have stalled. scott mcgrew is continuing the coverage. >> you know in nature films when a deer's taking a drink from a steam and looks around, that's what economists are acting like. there's danger out there. last thursday, the so-called first time jobless claims showed a sudden increase in the number of people going to the unemployment office for the first time. the number was low, but it was an increase. late last week we got word from the unemployment rate in california's strongest economic zone, the south bay actually went up a fraction of a percent. and nationally, the number of

jobs gained last month was tepid. the economy adding just 120,000 jobs. 12 million people are still looking for work. that's one job for every 100 people looking. now, the fed starts a two-day meeting today. but we don't expect any new stimulus out of that organization. we talk about how france and holland all of a sudden don't want to save their way out of crisis. like the germans want them to. you can spend your way out of a crisis, you can do that too, but germany has all the money so generally makes all of the rules. google offering an online storage solution. a place for your data. a lot of companies already do this including drop box and microsoft and apple. why do you need cloud storage? i bought some train tickets yesterday and instead of storing that pdf ticket they send me on my phone, i sent it to a cloud drive, now i can get my ticket from my work computer, my phone, ipad, home computer. it doesn't matter if i forget

all of those things i'm still okay because it exists in the cloud. google should announce this some time later today. >> well, thanks so scott mcgrew, i downloaded the app of ever note. >> yes. it's like having a huge, you know, file cabinet in the sky. thank you very much, scott. time now to check out weather. >> yeah, christina loren checking a little bit of rain, no the today, though. >> yeah, we have rain on the forecast for tomorrow. so we'll talk about that coming up. this morning, you need to know 71 degrees at 4:00 p.m. inland. check your drive with mike. back to you. i'm going to send it back to the anchors now. >> we'll take it. we'll check back with mike and christina in a moment. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the wrong place at the wrong time. a driver caught in the cross-fire. plus the scars of a gaping wound in san bruno. how the city is dealing with a discarded pipeline that destroyed an entire neighborhood. ♪

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can i try yours? new this morning, oakland police say dozens of rounds were fired at a street corner overnight. and a man who may have had nothing to do with it was caught in the cross-fire. we'll have an update on his condition and hear what his roommate had to say. and some neighbors who live in the san bruno neighborhood ripped apart by that deadly 2010 explosion want the pipeline gone. live in san bruno with what exactly the city is considering tonight. also, morgan hill schools making a change following sierra lamar's disappearance. we'll have all the details coming up. and i'm christina loren live in the nbc bay area weather center. we are monitoring a very potent storm for this time of year potentially bringing in one inch of rain. i'll tell you when you're expecting it in your city coming up. >> and we're in the north bay