good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. family and friends will head out this morning to the same neighborhood where erika mascalares four, five areas ago. her mother traveled from fresno to the bay area. she was last seen jogging. a surveillance camera captured an image of her near 34th and telegraph avenue. her cell phone, though, went dead that same afternoon. police are trying to pick up the last location her phone registered. they hope to do that today, we are told. she runs an i.t. company and lives here in oakland. >> how would you feel if your daughter was missing, your sister, your family member? just disappeared. you would be frantic to find some answers. we need law enforcement, the

professionals, to help us. >> the volunteers of the first congregational church in oakland gathered last night to plan out their search today. her family hasn't been very happy with the police response and will be back near 34th and telegraph today. we are told she had planned to visit her brother in dallas last friday, had that plane ticket but never used it. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:03. all lanes of highway four have reopened after a deadly crash overnight near discovery bay. they responded to a report of a car hitting a ped on east highway ford near newport drive. they say the ped died at the scene. >> to help prevent more weapons from being ripped off, trunks on unmarked san francisco police cars cannot longer be released by the buttons. it comes after an ar-15 was stolen out of an unmarked cop car. the police chief says the window

was smashed in and they believe the weapon was accessed through the trunk release. sfpd says now all trunk releases have been disabled on the unmarked police vehicles. several people were detained relating to the theft but no arrests have reportedly been made. >> trial begins this morning in a massive wrongful termination suit against the lawrence livermore lab. five ex-workers will appear at an oakland court claiming they were let go because of their age. the group is part of a larger suit brought on by 130 former workers. lab officials say it may have nothing to do with the layoff. employees were let go back in 2008 shortly after lawrence livermore lab was privatized by the bechtel corporation. >> starting this morning, thousands of workers in san jose getting a solid pay raise. workers will now start receiving an extra $2 an hour on their paychecks. "today in the bay's" marla

tellez is live. >> reporter: this was all made by possible voters that passed measure "d" back in november. that measure boosts minimum wage in san jose to $10 an hour. it is fairly obvious this raise is significant for the employees it is going to affect. the extra $2 an hour, when you do the math for a regular 40-hour workweek equals $32 more a month times 12 and that's an extra $3,840 a year. some local businesses in san jose have been paying that for some time now. the pizza shop owner says it does wonder for morale. >> the first thing you see is happy employees. an extra buck in their pockets per hour, it makes a difference. most these guys are in school and they can use a little bit of

extra money. >> so how could this be a bad thing? other downtown business owners we talked to say the raise is going to lead to job cuts, fewer benefits and worst case scenario, a shuttered storefront. >>er hoo is something to think about. all but one of the eight states that have raised their minimum have seen falling unemployment rates. let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. you can save money on your pg&e bill as mother nature is going to remember wa up us right to room temperature. 44 degrees. 44 in oakland. hopefully, you made it to church on time yesterday after the time change. it caught a lot of people off guard. one thing you will notice is

these are the temperatures that we were getting at 6:60 at opposed to 5:06, which is a true time right now. it is a little bit more mild. a little bit more mild this morning. we are going to warm up by 3-5 degrees as we head throughout this afternoon. lots of sunshine on tap for today. we hit the 80s as we head towards the middle of the week. warmest weather so far. i am going to time that out for you. we cool off bringing the rain. it is not going to be something that lasts forever. you want to keep in mind these beautiful temperatures are short-lived. if you can get to the beach today, beautiful conditions, santa cruz. 70 there. 74 in livermore and 71 degrees in fremont. stick around. your seven-day outlook in my report. if you have to go right now, mike is here to help you out. good morning. i do look for that as well. we are looking at the san mateo

bridge. a stalled vehicle. they just got this update. something about fashion island which was over on the san mateo side. a smooth drive right now. no problems as far as on the bridge itself. we will focus on the hayward approach. both sides of the bridge look like they are moving smoothly. it sounds like the disabled vehicle should be moving away shortly. a nice drive out of castro valley. the westbound 92 we are watching. for further updates from chp. >> southbound 880, we saw some slowing earlier. there are crews affecting the on and off ramp at davis for the southbound side. they may be moving as far as that road crew as well. that might be on the move. we will track that. nothing big as far as the flow of traffic here. nice drive down the east shore freeway and across the lower deck, it looks like there is a stall. meanwhile shall getting out of oakland, we have a nice, easy drive itself.

the bay bridge toll plaza doesn't experience any problems. there is nothing reported for that lower deck as far as any active incidents. i'll follow up with them and give them a call back. back to you. you know who else you can call. brooklyn's restaurant. fire danled part of the restaurant on friday morning forcing owners to close the doors and cancels reservations. the owner says she hopes to be able to open a portion of the dining room again soon. it is not clear how long it will take to repair the entire building. 5:09 right now. still ahead. some fancy foot wear that talks back to you. we will show you google's latest collection olympian, oscar pistorius, fighting terms of his bail. his lawyer says the restrictions are uncalled for.

meerkat welcome back. we take you to our international camera live at the vatican. that is vatican city right now where they are having their final meetings before the conclave officially starts tomorrow. they have everybody over there getting ready to select the newest pope. pope benedict xvi stepping down. starting tomorrow, the official selection process will take place. 5:12 right now. oversees in india, one of the suspects accused of rape is dead,llegedly committed suicide in his cell. a government inquiry is under way. that suspect and six other men, including a teenager, are accused of raping a woman who

died because of her injuries suffered in that attack. >> oscar pistorius is asking the courts to lift his bail restrictions. his lawyers filing an appeal saying the 26-year-old does not pose a flight risk and he should be allowed to move about under court permission. pistorius has been living at his uncle's home since he was released on bail last month. prosecutors say he shot and killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp on valentine's day at their home following an argumenargumen argument. he says he mistakenly shot her. let's turn to see ma moty. she is live at cnbc world headquarters. futures are lower. the dow closing at a record high for a fourth straight day. higher on ten straight fridays.

the longest streak since 2007. the next is more or less than one percent away from the all-time high. look for reports on retail sales, inflation, industrial production and consumer sentiment. the dow rising 67 points friday and the nasdaq up 12. president obama continues to fill out his second-term cabinet, expected to nominate thom thomas perez to be the next labor secretary. he is currently the head of the justice civil rights division. he is expected to get strong support from organized and the hispanic community. he will replace hilda solis who stepped down in january. the time now is 5:14. christina loren is back. your forecast seems like it is get it while it is hot. it is. you want to enjoy it or you might be kicking yourself at the end of the week when we have

that rain back in the forecast. 5:14 now. 44 in sonoma. good morning to you in napa. than thank you for waking up with us. the only thing that really you have to deal with is it is going to be dark on your drive to work. we are getting sunlight as of 6:00 a.m. now, you are going to have to wait until 7:00 a.m. to see a little sliver of sun. the sun doesn't set until 7:30. all your outdoor activities you want to take care of, you are going to have more time to do so. warming trend, high pressure builds in quickly. winds wrapping around that big, strong ridge of high pressure mink we are going to see offshore flow. temperatures warmer by 3-5 degrees. plenty of 60s at the coast. i'm talking about the upper 60s and mid-70s in places like gilroy. santa cruz, 70 degrees at 4:00

p.m. i hit san gregorio yesterday. a good beach to hit. it is usually kind of quiet. 75, gilroy, 71 in los gatos. as we head throughout the next couple of days, look at where we are headed. temperatures are creeping up as are our pollen levels. you want to keep that in mind. thursday and friday, temperatures in the mid-70s. saturday and sunday, we loose that warmth and bring in the rain. we're looking toward the upper deck incline getting out of oakland and driving up towards treasure island. a report of some stalled vehicle heading over towards treasure island. i see a little slowing on the maps. the upper deck shows a little blip as you are coming off of the incline. that may clear quickly. chp doesn't have it but my traffic partner does. we want folks to know about any alerts. the east shore freeway and the approach out of the mazen is

very smooth. we have an earlier stall reported over here towards the san mateo bridge. things look smooth over here towards the toll plaza. a little slowing. we see more folks coming over in this westbound direction. there you go, coming off the brinl heading toward the fashion island off ramp. we will watch for the activity. a good westbound commute, more than we typically see. get another live look outside and we will see how things are for the south bay. northbound coming toward you. there is your interchange with 680 and 280. a nice easy drive through the entire south bay looking really nice. we might have one more live shot coming up. if we don't, that's my mistake. something to wait for, guys. people in santa cruz paying tribute to the officer killed in the line of duty last week.

dozens of people signing up for an 18-mile memorial bike ride round trip from a fire station. the community still reeling from the killings. it is one of the many local tributes honoring sergeant butch baker and detective elizabeth butler. >> everybody came together for one reason, to honor those who serve and those who have been lost while serving. >> one of the things as a community we need to do is show our appreciation. this is a great way to bring people together. in order to do that -- >> the giant card in honor of the fallen officers was on display at the starting point. >> a new economic report out this morning shows silicon valley is rebounding but it is not good news for everybody. according to the annual silicon valley index, silicon valley has its highest job growth in a decade. at the very same time, food stamp participation hit a ten-year high and homelessness

rising 20% over two years. the study says it is hard to make ends meet with the high cost of living here in the bay area. the median home price, $550,000. rent, just under $2,000 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. for a family of four, they need about $90,000 a year just to cover, rent, food, child care and transportation. drivers are getting a little bit of relief finally at the gas pump. according to the lund berg survey, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the bay area has dropped six cents during the past two weeks. a gallon of regular unleaded, 4:22 on average. in oakland and san jose, about 4:12. still uch higher than the national average of $3.69 a gallon. reporter, scott mcgrew, he is off today. he spent the weekend at the the south by southwest conference in

texas where they catch out new gadgets and check out new music. he got a glimpse of google's newest idea, a talking shoe. >> call 911, because you are on fire. infuego. >> liftoff. >> you made me a very proud shoe. >> call 911, because you are on fire. the shoe is supposed to translate your movements and add witty messages like when you are dunking on them at the park. it is part of the new arts project called artie copy code. there are no plans to put the idea on the market just yet. google says it will soon use this project in other everyday objects. >> kind of fun to watch. >> i would like to light some people up on the court.

coming up, a relief for the runny noses. a breakthrough way to treat sinus congestion. a new discovery that could have you reaching for a bottle of aspirin the next time you get a sunburn.

breaking news out of san jose. they are investigating the city's ninth homicide of this year at approximately 4:25 this morning. they received a report of a person down near the intersection of mertha drive and capital avenue. it has been reported, an adult male was deceased from a gunshot move. we have send marla tallez over to that scene. a lot of people suffer from

allergies thanks to a breakthrough doctors made for heart patients. some doctors are using stints used to treat patients suffering from clogged arteries. it is inserted into the sinus area and releases a steroid to reduce scarring and inflammation. after nearly six weeks, the stint just dissolves. >> patients typically don't know it is there. they don't feel anything in there. we are treating the disease right at the source as opposed to swallowing the pills or having an i.v. that gets dissolved throughout the whole body. here, we are treating right at the spot of the disease. >> doctors say the stint is safe inside patients that sinus surgery has serious risks. keep that in mind. a new study suggesting that aspirin could lower your risk for melanoma.

researchers analyzed data cle d collected from 60,000 caucasian women. they had a lower risk from melanoma. it has shown to lower the risk from colon cancer and heart disease. more studies are recommended before they recommend it for routine prevention of melanoma. speaking of potential sun burns, christina is telling us, if your outside and you don't have any sunblock on, you might be in trouble. >> keep the shades handy, spf 30. look at these temperatures. it is hard to believe we are still in winter. that will be the case for the next week. we are still in winter with temperatures like these, hard to believe. 74, livermore, 75 on the way to santa cruz. we are talking about how much warmer we are headed. a lot of cities will be in the 80s.

good morning, mike. we'll check that drive. good morning. i do have a look at 101. i don't have a lot of difference as far as the freeway traffic. i want to follow up with what jon just told you about, the breaking news in san jose. mertha at capital avenue, not far from 680. it is on city streets and it sounds like the city's ninth homicide being investigated right now. i would avoid the area. around mertha and capital. 101 northbound, one of the first spots where we would see some slowing. probably going to see that first burst in 20-25 minutes. we'll frac ttrack the south bay the bay bridge toll area. a little slowing as the crowd starts to build. 5:26. still to come. a sombre tribute to an intern at

a wildlife sanctuary. an intern killed by one of the animals she cared for. we will let you know how the park is remembering her as it reopens its gates. how investigators discovered a man crushed inside an elevator shaft at one of the bay area's busiest b.a.r.t. stations. lucky charms?!

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say homeless man crushed to death while taking up residence in a b.a.r.t. elevator shaft. the search continues for a 31-year-old oakland woman missing now for days. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you about the include investigators are focusing in on. we have a stretch of fair weather this week. some of the best temps of the year on the way. everything changes quickly. rain returns. we'll sort it all out in your full forecast. we're looking at what looks like an earlier build to the volume of traffic. 101 through palo alto. we have a new crash that might

affect your drive. outside. a live look at the traffic to fill up along the freeway. enjoy yourselves on this monday, march 11th. this is "today in the bay." good monday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good to see you. new this morning. the dplglaring question is, wha was he doing there in the first place? an overnight accident when a man on top of an elevator shaft is literally crushed to death. bob redell is live with new details. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. we went down stairs to talk to other people that live out on the streets to see if they knew this man. a lot of shoulder shrugs. they are still trying to figure out who he was. we believe authorities might have a better idea. they do tell us he was a

homeless man that had been sleeping on top of the elevator shaft inside the montgomery b.a.r.t. station behind me. they believe this was a case based on bedding material and personal affects that were found there, at 9:30 last night, a passenger was riding from the muni level to the b.a.r.t. concourse level, there was a crunching sound. this person heard a scream and the elevator automatically stopped. it is not clear if this man was crushed while on the top side of the elevator or if he had somehow slid in twebetween the elevator car and the walls of the shaft. they pronounced him dead on the scene and it did take them several hours to remove his body. b.a.r.t. is trying to figure out how he was able to get in there in the first place. the passenger stuck inside the elevator got out unharmed. rob redell, "today in the bay" a community one search will get under way in an hour from now for an oakland woman that disappeared while out on her

morning jog. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us with details. >> reporter: good morning. family and friends say this is totally out of character. so they and volunteers are launching another search this morning near 34th and telegraph. that's where erika mascalaras was last seen. at the same time, investigators are going to try to recover some information from her cell phone. the 31-year-old was last seen jogging thursday morning around 8:00 a.m. with a surveillance camera near 34th and telegraph captured an image of her in a gray sweatshirt and gray sweat parnts. her cell phone went dead that same afternoon, thursday afternoon. investigators are going to try and determine the last place it registered usage. she owns an i.t. company and lives in oakland. her mom travels here from fresno to try and help find her. >> now, she is not here.

we want to know where she is. this is not like her to just disappear. >> volunteers that gathered last night at the first congregational church in oakland and planned out their search for today, her family hasn't been happy with the oakland police response. i do have a message in to police this morning. the family says she actually planned to visit her brother in dallas on friday, the day after she was last seen. she even had a plane ticket but that was never used. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." a homeowner living in an east foothills neighborhood in san jose is demanding police take action on a recent burglary before crimes like this turn more violent. paul major says three guys broke into his home stealing $20,000 worth of valuables. that break-in was caught on video by his next-door neighbor's security camera. he also got a break when a

tracking app he installed on his stolen ipad sent a north san jose address to his phone. even with that evidence, an investigating officer tells him there wasn't anything they could do. >> it is frustrating. i know the police are doing the best they can with the resources they are given. i don't know who to pointed the fingers at. you hear whose fault it was. it makes you think about moving to morgan hill, quite frankly. >> police sergeant jason dwyer tells us investigating burglaries is difficult and con time consuming. owe says officers can write search warrants but getting them executing is labor and manpower intensive. residents with evidence are encouraged to provide it to the b.d. so it can be followed up on. time and staffing permitted. police say they are right now swamped with calls and they have to prioritize violent crimes 5:34. four days after the deadly lion attack near a fresno wildlife

park, the sanctuary is opening its doors to the public once again. cat haven held a moment of silence for diana hanson. hanson, who worked as an intern at the wildlife sanctuary out in dunlap, 40 miles from fresno was killed by a lion last wednesday as she was cleaning its cage. the president of cat haven says the reopening has the blessing of the victim's family. hanson's family has started a fund-raiser in diana's memory for the animal park. >> it has been an on going trend. another bay area city is considering banning plastic bags. tonight, redwood city deciding whether to ban single-use plastic bags. it is estimated 42 million plastic bags are used annually. 400 million in the san mateo county. if adopted, the redwood city ban could take effect as early as next month, april 25th. two dozen cities across the country are considering or have passed similar legislation.

later on today, palo alto city council will vote to expand its ban on plastic bags. the new ordinance will ban them from delis, restaurants, catering trucks and all other places that serve food. the only exception would be small bags that hold takeout items such as soup. there would also be a ten cent fee for paper bags. palo alto bans plastic bags in grocery stores and other retailers. >> maybe you need your picnic basket to take it out to the beach. i think it is a good place to head. a great-looking day shaping up. this live picture, sfo, back to business, monday. we don't have any flight delays to tell you about. nice, kr is stall clear shot tells the story over the bay. we are mostly clear. you might encounter thick pockets of fog if you will be headed toward the immediate coast. 45 degrees in san jose. 39 in gilroy to start. 44 degrees to start the day in

sunnyville. good air quality. temperatures are unseasonably warm. a high pollen count today, tomorrow and wednesday will be the highest. so beautiful out there. keep the allergy medicine handy. i'll let you know if your city is fair game to hit the 80s. temperatures are going to drop off. return of the rain shower. a lot to go over. clear conditions inland and bayside at noon. we are going to be in the upper 60s, rounding out the day in the mid-70s. your full forecast in just a few moments. let's check the drive. >> hey, folks, we have what looks like more headlines and taillights on this shot through palo alto than we typically see at 5:37. people might be getting a good

start to the morning. we are looking at a smooth drive. no road crews in either direction. candlestick, north 101, reports of a crash at the off ramp blocking one lane. if you exit there, you will have to slow for the flashing lights. 101, 280 showing a little blip coming down through the same interchange. we will get a live look outside and show you the east shore freeway as well. look at this. west 80 with all these headlights. a steady flow of traffic near the bottom of your screen. we typically see cars are spaced out better. right now, they are getting huddled close together. heavier volume than we often see through berkeley. so far, speeds close to 55 and 60, which is not a problem right now. we will track this morning

pattern. >> it is 5:38 right now. we are following breaking news in the south bay. a body found less than an hour ago at the intersection of mertha drive and capital avenue. we will have an update in a few moments. >> news out of vatican city. we will go live to rome with what the cardinals themselves say they want to see in the next pope.

>> breaking news out of san jose. police investigating a deadly shooting. one man found killed near murtha drive and the east capital expressway. marla tellez is live gathering information for us. >> reporter: we just talked to the lieutenant. he tells us the homicide unit is on their way out here. they should be out here in the next 45 minutes or so. you can see the tape up right behind us and plenty of police

activity as alan gives you a look at the scene here. it is just a city block taped off here at south capital avenue and murtha drive right alongside the capital expressway corridor. we are told a neighbor called in this 911 call at about 4:25 after she left for work and saw a man lying in the streets. she said it looked suspicious. she gave police a call. they came out here and found the man in the streets. they say he was shot in the chest and pronounced dead at the scene. they say it is a hispanic man, 30 years old. they have not released his name yet. neighbors reportedly heard an argument happen around 2:00 this morning. 2 1/2 hours later, they come to find this man shot and dead right here in the street. they don't know if this is gang-related. still a lot often answered questions this morning. again, san jose's homicide unit is on their way out here. they should be out here in the next 45 minutes and hopefully,

we will get more information at this point. this is san jose's ninth homicide. >> it is 5:43 right now. on the international scene, in venezuela, the opposing party is selecting its leader to run in the upcoming presidential election. enrique is in that election. meduro is expected to have an edge following chavez' death. he died of a heart attack last week after a very long battle with cancer. at least 14 people right now pronounced dead after a bus in southern peru fell off the side of a cliff. the accident happened before midnight on saturday. 38 others were injured on that

crowded bus. atowardi according to authorities, the driver lost control of the bus which slid off the road. heavy fog. the accident under investigation. today marks the second anniversary of the devastating 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that hit japan. a 200-long foot ship remains stranded. the city wants to preserve it for a memorial but residents oppose the idea. in the meantime, artifacts will become part of a permanent exhibition at a oon art museum. it killed more than 19,000. 115 cardinals who will choose the next pope will soon be on lockdown. later on today. they are moving into the

vatican. they will stay until the voting is over. we are getting some hints from the cardinals on how tough they think this task will be. tracie potts is live in rome outside of the vatican. what's the latest? what do you know? >> the latest is they wrapped up what was their final general meeting about have this conclave starts tomorrow. this afternoon, they will be moving into casa santa marta, which is one of the vatican buildings where these 115 cardinals, 80 and under, the electors, will be shut off from the rest of the world until they make a decision, no phones, no internet, no tweeting. some of these cardinals and we heard this from cardinal dolan that while a week ago, things may have seemed up in the air but they have more of a sense of trust and faith at this point. there are others that don't seem

to be moving closer to a decision. the likely candidate cob could be candidates. we are waiting to see what is going to happen tomorrow. the conclave behind closed, lock doors. we should see the first vote, black or white smoke coming out of the chimney in the sistine chapel. >> tracey, we know you will be there all over it for us. a lot of talk about where the next pope will come from. there is an outside chance that an american can be named to lead the catholic church. dr. robert moynahan is the founder and editor and chief of "inside the vatican" magazine. he says while a quarter of the cardinals eligible to vote are italian, there is a possibility they will not agree on which to

elect as pope. that leaves the door open for any one of four american cardinals, timothy dolan, francis george, shoean o'malley and don rural. >> that would look to the rest of the world as if the religious power was allied with the secular power and that would be a concern, even to the cardinals. >> other names to watch called cardinal odilo sc hechlt erer of brazil, marc ouelet of canada luis tagle of the philippines and peter turkson of ghana. christina lore represen is h us. i think we are going to please a good majority of the people as we head throughout the week. we had rain that helped us in terms of our average alf total. we are doing okay there. we have more on the seven-day

forecast. not a lot of fog to show you. we have a little bit developing along 1 at the immediate coast. otherwise, we are looking really good. 38 degrees to start in livermore. crystal clear conditions there. 45 in san jose and 39 degrees to start the day down in gilroy. take you into the east bay at 46 in pleasanton, 46 in danville. comfortable conditions in walnut creek, not too frigid to start. more of your winds shifting out of the east. offshore flow coming into play. the winds will pick up today as we head to 4:00 to 6:00. we are not expecting really gusty conditions. right at the immediate coast, gusting, 25-35 miles an hour. our winds pump from land to sea. that warms along the way. that's our warming trend throughout the day. high pressure gains more strength. that means we are going to get he have. >>en warmer. make sure you have got that wardrobe ready to go with the

short sleeves certainly warranted as we head throughout wednesday. not too shabby today. 74 for livermore and 71 degrees along the east shore in fremont. as we head to the next couple of days. we wl peak at 81 inland. 77, bayside, 73 degrees at the coast. a lot of people will be celebrating st. paddy's day over the course of the weekend. late sunday into monday, our next chance for a shower. 5:49. let's check the drive. a good shoutout to st. patrick's day. not everyone, not the irish people like me will be celebrating. let's go over here toward the bay bridge toll plaza where we have a nice backup. this is early. this is 5:49 in the morning. we have her backed up to the mid parking lot. the metering lights are not on. look at down on westbound 80 as you are coming toward the bay bridge. the berkeley area, a steady volume continuing to fill in all

lanes. they are very basically evenly spaced through the area. the map shows you the area as you are approaching the maze. southbound side. construction at davis street. on and off ramps blocking overnight. southbound side, smooth drive until you get down towards hayward. we already see the build coming off the castro valley "y." a typical pattern through this area. no problems heading toward the 92 and toll plaza. across the san mateo bridge, good flow. a quick note. marla tay yez is over at the site of the investigation. capital expressway is open. it is murtha drive at capital

avenue that has that one block radius closed. avoid that. >> thank you very much. 5:50. the first lady getting her message out about childhood obesity twitter side. mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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twitter, "q" and "a" at 8:00 a.m. at our time,@flotus. part of a series of events aimed at solving the problem of childhood obesity. a new trend having group things where people can send in questions. it's 5:54. christina lore ren with the weather update. we are going to keep you going through wednesday. only going to drop off a little bit thursday into friday. the rain moves in for st. patrick's day. 74 in livermore, 71, fremont. 69 degrees on the way to redwood city. we are going to talk about 75 toward the middle of the week.

beach forecast coming up next. on the east shore, past the end of the parking lot, backed up. this is a very early build here. we are looking at the volume coming down the east shore freeway, very steady. the build at the plaza. fast track, big advantage. things are moving smoothly. the off ramp from westbound, still closed for overnight road crews. sounds like everything else moves smoothly. the build is there. a little early for this volume of traffic.

680 moves smoothly through pleasanton. 101 northbound, a crash, noninjury. it is blocking much of the intersection. watch for the flashing light as you get off the freeway. a live look outside shows you 101 heading up to the area. tail lights smoothly through palo alto. >> if you didn't see it this weekend, justin timber blalake killed it on snl. his fifth time hosting "saturday night live." that gets him into the exclusive five-timers club. that mocked that concept by wearing the trademark five-timers smoking jacket. a lot of big names out there. paul simon, steve martin, original cast member, dan akroyd and chevy chase, he dropped in too. >> i'm famished. waiter? >> yes.

>> hors d'oeuvres? >> five timers include alec baldwin and tom hanks and the first female five-time club member, candice bergen. she complained they didn't have a women's restroom. the one goi thuy that didn't ap jimmy fallon. timberlake is going to be on fallen o' fallon's show. we will get the latest on the breaking news we are following as police investigateinvestigate the ninth homicide of the year. .

breaking news. a body found in the middle of a south bay intersection. what they are saying about this

homicide. crushed to death in an elevator shaft. what we have just learned about the overnight accident at one of the bay area's busiest transit hubs. a young woman disappears while out for a jog. the one clue investigators are focusing in on. the warmest weather so far and then the rain moves in. as we spring forward an hour, the commute getting an early jump. crowded roads and a new crash in the south bay. i'll bring that to you coming up. a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero. it is going to be a lovely day outside. please, take time to soak it all in on this monday, march 11th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. i'm jon kelley.

we have breaking news in san jose. investigators remain on scene at a deadly morning shooting. officers found a man shot to death near murtha drive and east capitol expressway. mar marla tellez is live on scene. >> reporter: the lieutenant tells us that officers may have actually had contact with the victim in the past in the same area. this leads them to believe that the man shot to death may live in this neighborhood. this is south capital avenue and mer that drive along the capital expressway corridor. i will step away and give you a look at the scene. we are waiting for the homicide unit to come out. a neighbor called 911 about 4:25 this morning after seeing a man just lying in the