980 off of 880 at broadway, there is some reports of floting approaching the caldicot tunnel. if you are using 980 or any other local highway, we had rain and we are still seeing heavy pockets of showers so there could be some more flooding. we'll keep you posted. back to the lovely jon and marla. new this morning, two people recovering after being shot on a muni bus in san francisco. police say the shooting happened near mission and valencia street last night. a 25-year-old woman was shot in the stomach and a 25-year-old man was hit in the leg. both are expected to survive. police now looking for the shooter who ran away from that scene. >> the memorial for a star athlete killed while home for spring break is growing this morning in san francisco. friends and family are leaving flowers and candles at the spo the in the mission's district where 19-year-old jacob

valdiveazo was killed early saturday morning. police say he was outside his home near san francisco general hospital with a friend when a man got out of the car, asked if he was in a gang, shooting him at the same time. so he attended lewis and clark college in portland, oregon, where he played football. police are still looking for the gunman. this morning, bay area investigators still trying to figure out exactly what caused a tour bus to catch fire. only the driver was on board when the flames just started pouring out of the engine in vallejo last night. quite a scene there. nearby trees caught fire which in turn threatened an apartment complex. it was evacuated but no damage reported. the fire eventually shut down parts of interstate 80 for about 90 minutes. we are happy to report, nobody was hurt. 4:34. four people are recovering from their injuries after a bizarre scene played out at a walmart in san jose. a driver crashed into the store and then starting attacking customers. our crews got to the walmart on

story road as they were pulling the car out. it went about 30 feet into the store. look at that. the driver side swiped several cars in the parking lot before crashing through the entrance. police say he then got out of the car and started hitting people with a blunt object. police say they don't know what caused the man to lose control but think drugs may be involved. he was taken to jail and his name has yet to be released some sad news here. olympic gold medalist and former san jose state sprinter ronny ray smith has died. he attended san jose state during the speed area of the '60s under coach bud winter. he won the 400-meter relay at the 1968 mexico city olympics and made a world record at that event. he died yesterday in los angeles, 64 years old. a san jose firefighter who almost died on the job last year

is just hours away from suiting back up and getting back to work for day one. frank ryan had a heart attack while fighting flames at st. patrick's cathedral in downtown san jose in august. his fellow firefighters gave him immediate medical attention saving his life. ryan has been a san jose firefighters for 17 years and a paramedic for 20 years before that. coming up at 5:00, what he has to say about being back on the job a big-time medical change for women taking effect as of today. women getting a routine mammogram will see a big-time difference, not in the actual screening itself but in the information they get following that checkup. a new state law requires doctors doing mammogram screening to inform their patients if they have dense breast tissue, which makes it harder to spot tumors and correctly evaluate the results of a mammogram. doctors say in some cases, an ultrasound after a mammogram may be more effective. the bill was penned by former

state senator, joe sumdian who is now a santa krar county supervisor. people all over the bay area will be paying a little more in taxes. a new sales tax goes into effect in a number of bay area counties this morning. this extra money will go towards everything, from schools to health care to road repairs and the sales tax in santa clara jumpi jumping .08 of a percent, paying 8.75%. in san mateo, 9%. in marin county, 8.5%. other cities seeing a jump, orinda, novato, san rafael and campbell, 9%. san mateo will increase to $9.25%. half moon bay, moraga and albany, all increase to 9.5%. >> if you have city business to take care of, you may want to call ahead first.

many city offices will be closed in recognition of cesar chavez day, easter, yesterday, march 31st. the city of menlo park wants to make the roads safer for all you bikers. construction to widen the road and install new curving starts today. a 250-foot section of the road near stanford golf course isn't wide enough for bike lanes. the city plans to fix that. major traffic delays are expected. the process will impact motorcycle and bike riders along this route. the project started after a deadly accident on alpine and interstate 280. i don't know about you. it has been a while since i actually woke up to rain. >> just off the umbrella. where is it? >> you have an umbrella. i'm happy to hear that. >> meteorologist, christina loren. temperatures this morning are rather mild. showers coming down.

i wanted to start with the best news that i can possibly bring you on a monday morning. that is that we took a big chunk out of our deficit in terms of our average rainfall in parts of the bay area, specially the parts that saw the strong thunderstorms. brought quite a bit of rain to oakland, over 1.5 inches, just your 24-hour total. we have yet to get to your grand storm totals over the three days, period. let's talk about windsor. almost an inch of rain there. berkeley, almost an inch of rain, southbound san jose, over a quarter of an inch. we needed it. still getting the rain on the radar. wanted to do some storm tracking for you. the south bay is getting hit the hardest. these showers are moving from south to north. it is the subtropical air that is coming up. that's why it is not so cold out there this morning. watch out for slick conditions as the showers have been steadily coming down over the past three hours. we are still getting quite a bit of activity in the east bay. you can see a pretty good cell.

we will continue to track the showers all day long. i just want to give you a look at where we are headed if you head throughout the day. still dealing with a little bit of moisture, mostly over the higher elevations. western-facing slopes facing san jose. mostly clear conditions. breaks of sun throughout the day. nonetheless, bring that umbrella with you, just in case. 67, livermore, 67, san jose. a lot more rain in the future. wait until i show you that seven-day outlook. first, we want to check your drive. you know when it rains, it flows. good morning, anthony. we are seeing a couple of slowdowns on the roadways right now. you will notice the traffic is very light, even at the golden gate bridge. we are not seeing a whole lot of congestion. let's get you over to our traffic maps. we want to show you that you can see the north bay, traffic is flowing very nicely. at 980 at broadway, still seeing

reports of flooded roadways, not really slowing traffic all that much. there is an accident that just occurred in the south bay and san jose at 280 and winchester boulevard. it is on the shoulder. not causing any slowdowns there. the rhodoads are wet. use caution. 4:40 now. b.a.r.t. officials will meet to talk about the agencies recent bike pilot program. earlier this month, b.a.r.t. launched a week-long test program allowing bikes on the train including busy morning and afternoon. members of the b.a.r.t. bike sickle task force will discuss funding for that program and the next step for bikes on b.a.r.t., they will preview bike accommodations on new trains as well. it is open to the public. >> the cal women taking a shot at the final four tonight, the first time ever they have done this. they beat lsu on saturday advancing to cal's very first elite school -- that was the

first time they were ever in the elite eight in school history. tonight, they play the lady bulldogs from georgia, the same team that knocked off stanford on saturday night. tonight's game goes off at 6:30 in spokane, washington. the world champion giants step on the field to defend their world series title. the giants start opening day in los angeles taking on the rival dodgers. matt cain doing the duties on the mound. starting the defense of their world title. it goes off on 1:00. just because it is out on the road doesn't mean you can't watch the game with a whole bunch of giants fans. hosting a pre-season opener viewing party. >> the a's start their season at home against division rivals, the seattle mariners. gametime, 7:05. the silicon valley now

thinking about entering the smart phone war. we will tell you about that coming up. bankruptcy or bust. the major northern california city that could go bankrupt today. new video this morning of a massive pileup out on the east coast involving a whole lot of cars, about a dozen. we'll have the latest next.

welcome back. 4:45. stockton's bankruptcy case is expected to get a ruling from a federal judge today. the cash-strapped city filed for chapter 9 bankruptcy protection after the financial crisis devastated tax revenues. it follows a three-day trial last week where the city says it is $26 million in debt. historically, municipal bankruptcies has been rare. this ruling could set a precedent for other troubled u.s. cities. san bernardino has filed and some expect detroit to be next. rumors are flying again. menlo park's facebook will be entering the smart phone market. we turn things over to jackie deangeles live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. good morning to you. the futures are higher this morning coming off the holiday weekend. kicking off the newmont and the

second quarter. there could be light trading bus europe and parts of asia are closed for easter monday. muted react in south korea's market after the latest war threats from the north. data here in the u.s. on manufacturing and construction spending. the dow coming off its best first quarter since 1998. april is historically the dow's best month of the year. on thursday, the dow rose 52 points to 14,578. the nasdaq adding 11 points to 3267. facebook wants a bigger presence on your phone. the social networking site is holding an event to show off what it calls its new home on android. speculation is that the company will unveil a new smart phone that would be made by htc. that would have facebook, its interface built on top of google's droid mobile software. reports saying it will display a version of the user's facebook page on the home screen when it is turned back on. >> thank you very much, jackie.

we'll check a little later on. what's the saying, april showers bring may flowers? >> yes, very nice. >> refreshing. what about that snow that's out there? april fool's. april fool's. temperatures out there are mild. we have a little bit of snow in tahoe, 7,000 feet. if you have been itching to shred the nar up there, this might be one of your last weekends to do so. otherwise, 57 degrees with showers coming down in sunnyvale. we are looking at 54 in concord and 55 in san jose. i had to get the april fools out of the way right off the bat so you don't get hosed later on today. plenty of showers on the way mostly in the south bay. a little bit of a break from santa rosa down south to san francisco. yellow, orange, moderate showers. down 17, you might find treacherous conditions. showers have been steadily coming in. right now, starting to break apart a little bit.

steady rainfall, slick conditions. a dangerous combination up there. winds aren't that strong. a little bit of a break. watch out for slick conditions on 680. let's show you the wide view. this is not the only time we are going to be dealing with rain, much-needed rainfall as we head throughout the week. we saw the clock on your futurecast at 10:00 a.m. still a little bit of activity in the south bay. you can see that there. continue that futurecast by 3:00 p.m. showers start to lighten up. by 7:00, we are cleared out of here. we will get a nice break. take a look at what's headed our way as we head deeper into the week on thursday. you see the yellow and orange. another area of low pressure to potentially bring us an inch of rain up to the north bay. much-needed rain in the bay area. highs today are going to be comfortable, close to 70 degrees everywhere. 68, 67 for fremont. 68 degrees in san jose getting into the next couple of days. we stay warm and shows showers return not only for thursday.

saturday and sunday, guys, as well. usually rs usually, we complain about the rain. a little too close with the deficit. back over to you. right now, new video to show you of just this massive pileup, happened in virginia. look at this. almost 100 vehicles were involved in this chain reaction crash, which happened yesterday near the virginia/north carolina border. three people died and at least 25 were hurt. it was actually 17 crashes happening within a single mile stretch of the interstate. the cause of the initial crash is under investigation. state police think that thick fog is likely to blame. the accused colorado shooter will find out if, in fact, he will be facing the death penalty. prosecutors expected to announce their decision for james holmes in court. just last week, rejecting a plea deal that would have sent holmes to prison for life.

the 25-year-old stands accused of killing 12 and injuring seven others last july at an aurora movie theater. a historic day in myanmar. privately owned newspapers are hitting the news stands. they have not had a free press since the 1960s when the country's ruling military junta imposed a state monopoly on the media. in 2011, the country's president put in several reforms aimed at opening up the country which led to today's change a big-time breakthrough in the efforts to reform our immigration laws. we could see the results as early as this week. democrats and republicans working together to come up with a way to keep illegal workers in the country. the afl-cio and the u.s. chamber of commerce agreeing on details that would allow up to 200,000 immigrants and workers to say here legally starting in 2015.

>> not citizens but they will be allowed to work, come out of the shadows and travel. this is a major object stocksta overcome. they think democrats will support it, because illegal workers get to stay. republicans may support it because the deal secures our borders and puts a cap on how many workers get visas. 4:51. the april fools' day celebration you can take part in coming up. keep an eye out for that. 97% off. that sounds like quite the deal. the jewelry deal that has customers swarming to a certain macy's store. this morning, roads are wet. we are keeping you posted with those traffic delays. as you make your plans to head out the door, we'll get you up to speed with the accidents and if there are any delays in your local neighborhood. we'll stay tune for a full traffic report coming up next.

welcome back. 4:54. get ready to get silly. the stupid's parade starts at noon and will make its way through the financial district stopping at the pacific stock exchange and the federal reserve headquarters. the parade, which is sponsored by the first church of the last

laugh celebrates stupidity and takes place each year on april fools. it is open to the public. silly costumes as you can see are strongly encouraged. >> kind of like halloween in april. get your trick or treat bags out. moving to hock kirey. the san jose sharks hosting the vancouver canucks, part of a seven-game home stand. check out the little sharks there. got the guys out on the ice yesterday letting them play against each other and practice that old slap shot. the kid has skills san jose, away from the big guys, the little guys have won four straight helping them climb into sixth place in the western conference. they may want to sign that kid up. he has the look. he has the feel. >> he is not going to get hurt. >> let's take a look at the rhodes. some puddling out there. in the south bay, things very active.

17, a little bit treacherous because of at the rain we have seen. still coming down. a live look in san jose. not a whole lot of cars on the road. that's not stopping things. let's flip over to our traffic map. we have debris on the roadway at 85 northbound at blossom hill. in fact, there is some kind of animal that chp is referring to. not causing any slowdowns in that specific location. on 280 southbound, on the left shoulder, an accident as well. 17, northbound, summit road, i have soon an accident as well. take it slow. i am going to have a few more as the morning progresses. this is my kind of story. talk about a major steal. department store giant, macy's says it mistakenly marked down a $1500 necklace to under $50. the actual price was supposed to be $479. in a printed cal log mailed to customers, the necklace was

advertised for just $47. the 9 was missing. some lucky customers capitalized on the error before the company was able to correct it. a spokeswoman from macy's says those customers were fortunate. >> dream deal. talk and drive and you will pay a price. why officers are being extra strong looking for distracted drivers. plus, talk about laying an egg, how the easter bunny got busted in the golden state? .

chaos at a south bay walmart when a man drives through the entrance. plus, a $1 million gold heist. the two bay area men being accused of pulling it off. if you don't have the day off and you've got to get to work, we've got showers that might just slow you down. we'll show you where they are, where they are headed and how much longer you will need that

umbrella. good morning. i'm anthony slaughter in for mike inouye. we are talking about rain on the roadways and a slow commute. we will get you up to speed with the very latest and up to speed with any traffic delays. >> anthony will get you outside for a live look at the shark tank. they have been playing very well lately. a little bit of rain to talk about as well on this monday, april fools' day. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." it is the very first day of april. i can't believe we are already here. 5:00, everybody. good morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> we're glad you are back. >> feels good to be back. laura garcia cannon is off today. let's get to christina on this beginning to april. no fooling on the roads this morning unfortunately. we have a lot of rain on the radar. a lot overnight. we need it at this point. we have been telling you how

much we need the rain. guess what? we picked up over an inch and a half in places like oakland. right now, we are still settling and getting that rainfall down in the south bay. keep that in mind as you make your way out that front door. grab that umbrella. not that cold. temperatures close to 60 just about everywhere as i zoom in for you. you can see the general nature of these showers moving from south to north getting a little bit more active from fremont and along the east shore itself. fairfield, home of jelly belly, where i'm sure they were hustling and bustling because of the easter holiday. you want to take it easy on the roads and check on the conditions right now with anthony slaughter. good advice. thank you very much. we are still seeing some puddling on the roadways as you saw christina showing us the rain that's happening right now. still causing some flooding on our local highways. you can see as we zoom in on some of our local highways around 980. you can see that slowdown around broadway, because there is