>> if somebody is being shot somewhere that might call, someone's walking around my house, that's not going to be their first priority. >> reporter: again, at last word, 34-year-old quinn bowyer is in the hospital, listed in critical condition. nbc bay area news has learned that his wife is also a paramedic in oakland. police are asking for the public for help on this. if anyone has any information, they are asked to call the oakland police department. we're live in san jose. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay". >> president obama heading west from the white house. first stopping in colorado, pushing for gun control. then landing right here in the bay area for a whirlwind visit. the president set to attend four fund-raisers during his stay in the bay area. two events today, a cocktail hour in san francisco and then a dinner at the getty mansion in pacific heights. tomorrow, the president will attend a brunch and a lunch in atherton. democratic national committee has set up websites where you

can buy tickets and rsvp for the events. in atherton the brunch will reportedly cost $32,000 a plate. lunch tickets, a bargain here, starting at $1,000 per person. marla tellez will join us live at 6:30 about the president's visit and how you can score free tickets to one of those fund-raisers. the mayor has written a letter, asking to meet with major league commissioner bud selig. bob redell joins us. the mayor is talking about some legal troubles. >> reporter: right. and perhaps bringing up a lawsuit. this is because city hall's efforts to bring the oakland a's to san jose has been in legal limbo for the past four years, in part because major league baseball's slow decision-making process and also in part because of the objections brought up on behalf of the san francisco giants.

yesterday mayor chuck reed sent this letter to major league baseball commissioner bud selig to try to motivate the commissioner into action, to move this process forward. in the letter, mayor reed has requested a one-on-one meeting with selig, making the argument that direct contact could help to convince the commish that san jose is series about bringing the a's south and to help avoid future litigation. local businesses suing major league baseball over this fo four-year delay. reed points out in the letter in 2011 he wanted to put the new a's stadium on the ballot but held off at selig's request. it's been two years since and no progress. much of the delay is due to the fact that the san francisco giant giants have objected to the move, claiming territorial rights. that san jose belongs in their market, not oakland's. a's owner says he's okay with

reed's letter to selig. spokesman for mlb tells the paper that selig has not yet seen the letter from mayor chuck reed. reporting live outside san jose city hall, bob redell, "today in the bay." we check in with meteorologist christina loren. off a spectacular day. >> yesterday was nice. today again will be nice if you want to get outdoors for spring break or get the little ones outdoors. today is the day to do so. tomorrow we'll have rain showers. live conditions over san francisco. no flight delays just yet. likely will be the kiss as ehead throughout the day today. all flights right now are on time. between about 7:00 and 10:00 today, we could see those flight delays in san francisco, like we did yesterday. we'll keep you posted. want to tell you the story, when it comes to fog for today, 7:00 am. mostly cloudy conditions over san francisco bay. let's go ahead and put this in motion for you. all that fog spreads to the south bay down toward morgan

hill. keep that in mind. travel cautiously. it won't last all day. by about 10:00 am we'll see a lot of clearing. the only patch of fog will be left over right over the san francisco bay and hugging the immediate coast. high pressure stands firm. it will bring temperatures up to that 80-degree mark. even with an area of low pressure tracking closer and closer to the california coastline. by noon today as that area gets closer to us, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. by 4:00 pm, mostly cloudy over the entire bay area. showers hold off until late tonight. 68 degrees. we'll show you when our next chance of rain -- not just tomorrow for the showers. we've got more in the forecast. sev seven-day outlook is ready to go in my next report. 6:07 on the nose. let's check in with anthony. >> stacking up in that particular location. let's also take you to very interesting report just in by the chp. big rig supposedly hit the roof

of the bottom span of the bay bridge at treasure island. just happened a few minutes ago. that's causing some major slowdowns at treasure island in the off-ramp. that's headed in the eastbound direction. that's the bottom span. the big rig hit the roof there. definitely will be inspecting that as they head through the morning hours. accident in danville on 680 headed towards sycamore valley road. still an obstruction on 280 northbound in the redwood city area right at bunker hill because of an obstruction -- apparently chp says there's a dead carcass in the slow lane. south bay, things moving smoothly. yesterday this is where the cement truck tipped over 101 northbound in san jose. traffic is moving. good news, no accidents to report in that location today. you should be on time if that's your route. back to you. >> thank you, anthony. speaking of time, it is 6:08 right now. price tag for the high-speed rail project in southern

california to here in the bay area just continues to grow. california high-speed rail authority now says it needs an extra $97 million for office and field work to design the line. this would bring the total preconstruction budget -- preconstruction -- up to $878 million. overall, construction kochts have doubled to nearly $70 billion since the project was first approved five years ago by voters. first stretch of track is scheduled to be laid down, starting in july. >> it is 6:08. plans to renovate a famous san francisco landmark will have to wait till the end of tourist season. the $1.5 million rehab of coyt tower is being put off until october. there are cracks in the exterior and some issues with the electrical fixtures and water damage inside the building. slated to be the first thing that they fix. >> good starting point. 6:09 right now.

unloading waterfront property up in tahoe and all the bells and whistles to go with it. we'll give you a look at what $28 million can get you. >> i bet it's nice. pl plus, preview of the 2016 ticket? public appearance fueling speculation for the next presidential election. plus should it be okay for ceo's to tweet or facebook personal financial information? we'll take a look. down in texas even the hail is bigger. the trail of destruction that will make you very happy you live right here in california. >> insurance agents, too. live look outside from the south bay, traffic picking up as the sun is coming up. stick around. 6:10. ♪ alright, let's go.

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that's going to leave a mark? dramatic damage left behind after the houston area gets hammered by some heavy and big-time hail. people who live in that area say baseball-sized hail, the size of a baseball, crashing through homes and car windows. severe thunderstorms down there also bringing rain, wind and intense lightning along with all that hail. ouch! alabama has passed a bill that will place tighter restrictions on abortions. using doctors who have approval to admit patients to hospitals in the same city. similar law in mississippi is threatening to close the state's only abortion clinic. lawmakers in connecticut poised to pass a bill that would give the states some of the toughest gun laws in the entire country. the measures would reclassify more than 100 types of guns and banned assault weapons and ban the sale of high-capacity magazines like the ones used in the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school. 6:13. time for a quick check of the

day's top stories. south bay paramedic fighting for his life after he was shot after driving in the oakland hills. quinn bowyer was shot yesterday afternoon, veered off the road, crashing into a ravine. this morning he is in critical condition. hillary clinton and joe biden, stoking the rumor mill this morning after both of them spoke at washington kennedy center last night. both seen as potential presidential candidates in 2016. neither of them has addressed that topic publicly. north korean authorities have barred hundreds of south korean workers from entering a joint park. unstable banks in cyprus. >> scott mcgrew, you would think

wall street would be in a bad mood. >> with that list, yeah, you certainly would think. broad s&p 500 index will open at yer yet another record high this morning and another intraday high is expected as well. there's growing unease about why the markets are doing so well. many investors worry whether the fed's easy money has caused an investment bubble. still, you might as well ride. if you had left equities at the start of the year, you would have missed some really big gains. you mentioned jobs, laura. new data just into the newsroom from adp that says private companies added $158,000 in march, less than expected. it gives us a preview of friday's official jobs numbers. friday's data is also going to include government jobs, which these days actually tend to be a negative number. the powerful securities and exchange commission this morning has decided it is okay for companies to release important financial information on social

networks. this case dates back to a facebook posting by reed hastings, netflix ceo who bragged netflix had just reached a billion hours viewed. good financial news, but did hastings violate some kind of insider trading rule because he told facebook users before the rest of the world? he says that question was ridiculous because he has 200,000 followers on facebook, many of them reporters and analysts and, therefore, that is like telling the whole world. the sec this morning agrees. finally, cisco systems has announced it's buying a european company, which helps patch together all your cell phone connections, wi-fi, 3g and 4g. here is the name of it. >> what? >> ubiquisys. >> looks like somebody's

scrabble. >> it's a million points on scrabble. you're exactly right. ubiquisys. >> that was my first -- >> magic ring to it. >> known from here on out as cisco. >> i'll play scrabble with you any time. >> scott, thanks a lot. if you happen to be in the market for a nice little spread, lake tahoe waterfront, main house and two guest houses -- that's right, two guest houses sit on more than two acres of property. it also has a gym. got to work out when you're rich. soundproof screening room. listing price, $28.5 million. all that can be yours. >> for that much, you can have somebody work out for you. >> i would do that and buy my own island. >> there you go. let's see if there's any snow up there. the higher elevations close to tahoe. >> they still have quite a bit

of snow up there, matter of fact. >> spring skiing. >> you should shred the narl, lawyera. we know you like to do that. brian hager joins us on the phone. he is live -- i'm talking live from on top of that mountain, squaw valley. let's check those conditions on the slopes. hi, brian. >> good morning, christina. how is everyone today? >> i'm all right. i can't speak for the rest of them, but they look like they're doing pretty good here. in the bay area, just curious, i was up there in tahoe. it looks like you have quite a bit of snow still on the higher elevations. there's more on the way. what are you working with up there? how are the conditions? would you say they're still choice? >> they are. make the turns in the morning and enjoy the afternoon. >> more snow on the way as we head through tomorrow. every single week this month, brian, we'll be working with rain chances and that means snow for you up in the tahoe area. that bodes well for a longer

skiing season. let's get right to those conditions right now. 59 for your wednesday. mostly cloudy in tahoe. i know a lot of spring breakers will be head up. count on a slushy mix at 5,000 feet. we will see snow levels come down to about 6,000 feet as we head through tomorrow. so that's the good news. more snow on the way to tahoe and rain on the way in the bay area. we need it at this point of the year. point out where the fog is thickening up. half a mile visibility. that's all you've got on livermore, napa. mile and three quarters. these numbers would drop off and they're doing just that. give yourself a little extra time especially into the interior valleys of the bay area. that's where we're seeing the thickest fog this morning. 59 at san francisco. 48 in napa. good morning to you, livermore. 48 there and 50 here in beautiful san jose. high pressure is still in control. this will bring our temperatures up from yesterday. we're talking about the 80s in some cities across the bay area. just get ready for some weather

whiplash. this time tomorrow we will be tracking showers. look at this system. really sprawling system. it will impact the entire state of california. right here you see where we're getting the most moisture over the bay area. count on slow drive to work, at least that rain impacting your drive. you have to use the windshield wipers. don't even think about washing that car. let mother nature put that shine on it for free. starting to clear you out at that point. and then our next system starts to come into play. widen out for you and show you what we're expecting. it looks like the tail end is going to sweep through the bay area late saturday into sunday. however, if that thing moves far enough to the south, we could get dumped on, just pouring rain on sunday. that's what we're watching for you right now. 40% shot for the greater bay area to have brief, heavy downpours sunday at this point. if anything changes, we'll let you know. stay tuned to the forecast to try to get outdoors this weekend. 72 in fremont today. take you through the next couple of days. we'll get to that rain on

friday. saturday a nice dry break before we get more rainfall saturday night into sunday. next rain chance thursday of next week. 6:20. check on your drive. good morning, anthony. >> good morning. incident that happened on the bay bridge toll plaza. a dump truck actually scraped the top -- or bottom, rather, span of the bay bridge at treasure island, causing slowdowns in that particular location. of course, we'll confirm that and make sure that chp crews can confirm that. all these call that is we actually get are yours -- or people on the roadway that actually saw something happen. you can see the lights are on and traffic is starting to stack up in this particular location. we notice into fremont, things are moving smoothly. no accidents to report onle 80 through fremont. san mateo bridge, smoth going there as well. over the water, you could run into a few patches of fog and

down into san mateo, rather palo alto. now into san jose. we had this cement truck yesterday that tipped over on the 280 ramp at 101. this is 101 northbound. moving very smoothly there. roadw roadways wide open at 6:21. we'll get you more as information continues to come in especially about that dump truck that hit the bottom span of the bay bridge in a little bit. >> thank you very much, anthony. time now is 6:21. coming up, the college hot shot who could become the very first woman to ever play in the nba. plus a tasty twist at at&t park. what's new on the menu, next. right now, we'll tell you about some fog. low clouds hanging over san francisco. lights glistening. christina loren tells us about light rain in the forecast. we're back in a matter of minutes. ♪

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good wednesday morning to you. when fans flow into at&t park for friday's home opener, they'll be greeted by some familiar smells new to the ballpark. they will be now featuring food from the san francisco classic restaurant original joe's. the restaurant will serve up lamb burgers alongside the normal burger and hot dogs. also a new wine bar that will feature local wines. and, get this, puteen fries.

fries with gravy and cheese all mixed together. >> need some cold beverages to wash that down. arguably the best female player in the history of college basketball. she could end up showing off her ski skills in the nba. yes, we said the nba, not the wnba. baylor star brittany greiner. mavericks owner mark cuban said he would consider drafting the 6'8" all-american if she happens to be the best player on the board when the mavs have their pick. ncaa leader in blocks. second leading scorer in women's college basketball history. she also dunks, dunked three times in a game this year. greiner responding to cuban's comment saying, quote, i would hold my own. let's do it. >> it would be awesome to see. >> it would be awesome to see her get to at least a preseason camp. meteorologist christina

loren. it's been so nice lately. >> it has. that's a very inspirational story. you go, girl! putting your wardrobe together for the day shall you want to think two very different parts temperaturewise. it's chilly out there. you need a light sweater or jacket out there this morning. we'll be close to 80 degrees later by 4:00 pm. 68 at the coast. not too bad there. full forecast coming up. tracking showers this time tomorrow morning. first let's check your drive with anthony slaughter. >> that's right, christina. traffic starting to build at the bay bridge. to the toll plaza, big-time congestion there. traffic maps you can definitely tell that slowing continues. we're monitoring the east bay span right now, still trying to confirm this dump truck hit the bottom span of the bay bridge. we'll have more for you coming up in the next half hour. back to you. 6:27. is your every move and every sip

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presidential fund-raiser with a thousand dollar ticket per person. if you don't feel like spending, how you can get in for free. charged with swindling a seminary to rack up airline miles and cash. right now on wall street, that's right, ringing in the day. lot of good vibrations out there. both the dow and s&p setting all-time highs yesterday. we'll see what happens today this wednesday, april 3rd. this is "today in the bay." great to see you. good morning, everybody.

it is 6:30. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. president obama will head west this morning, heading to colorado first to push gun control. he will meet at the denver police academy, not far from the aurora suburb where a gunman killed 12 people last summer. colorado just expanded background checks and placed restrictions on magazines statewide. president obama wants congress to pass similar measures at the federal level, including universal background checks for gun buyers. >> president obama heads to the bay area following that. not to push policy but to raise money for the democratic party. marla tellez is live at sfo where air force one will be arriving just hours from now. good morning. >> reporter: jon, god morniod m. sfo, the president arriving at

5:25 tonight. he has four private fund-raisers to attend, all within a 24-hour period. he has his work cut out for him. we have video to show you when he was last here in october. this is his first trip since his re-election. fund-raising begins with two stops in san francisco tonight. the first is at 6:00. cocktail party hour reportedly at the home of hedge fund manager billionaire tom sayer and at the getty mansion in pacific heights. tomorrow starts in atherton with a 10:00 am brunch at the private home of philanthropist liz siemens. plate will cost you $32,400. it also gets you a picture with the president. 32,000 times 30, he stands to earn about a million dollars at that event alone. that's just a bit too pricey for you, how about a lunch for $1,000? said to be hosting the

president's noontime luncheon for 200 people. they've hosted mr. obama in the past. tickets start at $1,000. for the entrepreneurial type, if you would like to try to get in for free, if you convince three people, three friends, to buy tickets for that luncheon, you can get in the door without spending a penny or if you raise $10,000 before the noontime luncheon tomorrow, you will get in for free. last time the president was here in october, he raised about $3 million. we'll see how he does this time around. scheduled to arrive at sfo. 5:25 tonight. he leaves tomorrow afternoon at 1:45. live from sfo, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> plenty of protesters will be greeting president obama tonight. various environmental groups protesting the proposed keystone xl pipeline will march from san francisco to the home of ann and gordon getty. the xl pipeline is an expansion of the keystone pipeline system

which transports synthetic crude oil from canada to refineries in illinois, oklahoma and the gulf coast. opponents of the project are concerned of possible oil spills and other environmental impacts along the pipeline. the keystone xl is awaiting the president's approval. time is 6:33 right now. along with a nice-looking day today, christina loren says an interesting and diverse forecast looking forward. >> starting right here, right now, jon and laura. good morning to you. taski i taking a live look at a beautiful sunrise. making an appearance. low clouds hugging the coastline here. we also have high and mid-level clouds above the fog this morning. look at what a beautiful start to the day we're getting in san jose. you get those pink layers out of the way so you can really enjoy this. clouds are going to increase as whoa head throughout the day today. keep that in mind. fog will be a factor, at least for the first part of the morning. half a mile visibility now in livermore.

your numbers have been going in and out of the north bay. be cautious out there and consider that you will have to trel through fog at some point if you're headed up the peninsula. we stop the clock for you through the next half hour. mostly cloudy conditions. the fog will continue to move to the south. by about 8:00 am, mostly cloudy conditions all the way south to morgan hill. look what happens. sun comes out, at least a brief amount of time today, two hours between 10:00 and noon, burning all that fog off. little bit of sunshine until noon and things start to change. mix of sun and clouds at noon, mostly cloudy by 4:00 pm. bay side, 72. at the coast, 68 degrees. weather whiplash as we get through tomorrow. we'll shave almost 10 to 15 degrees off today's highs in some cases and we'll bring in the rain. we'll time out that system to your doorstep. that's coming up in my next report. 6:35 first. out that front door. still close to the weekend, anthony. >> major accident, really an incident to report.

not necessarily an accident. kind of the aftermath of what happened earlier on the bay bridge. in emeryville, things are starting to pick up, approaching the bay bridge. the thing that we're actually tracking is on the eastbound span of the bay bridge itself, coming from the city into oakland. it's because of a dump truck that actually hit the bottom span of the bay bridge, approaching the treasure island exit. the crews are on the scene now. they've actually closed lane three. and that's the lane closest to the fast lane on the eastbound direction as they're inspecting the cement from the roof that was actually hit on the bottom span of the bay bridge. we'll have more for you, coming up with this particular incident. otherwise, roads are good to go. just the usual stacking up in the hot spots. back to you. >> a local woman being charged with stealing more than $200,000 and a mercedes-benz from the menlo park seminary. jennifer morris worked as the financial director, stands accused of dipping into seminary funds to overpay herself, collect airline miles and cover

personal credit card purchases. she's also accused of transferring the title of a car donated to the seminary into her own name while the seminary paid maintenance and registration costs. the seminary ended up discovering these missing funds after conducting an audit. morris is pleading not guilty to those charges and she will be due in court next week. elderly driver is under arrest and facing dui charges after slamming a car into the side of a home in palo alto on boyce avenue east of the downtown area. the driver in his 70s also hit a man on the front lawn. the victim has some broken bones but is expected to survive. as for the home, police say it was scheduled to be torn down next week as part of a rebuilding project. san francisco supervisors currently debating the role of surveillance cameras in bars. the board included a surveillance camera requirement on two lk liquor license

applications. to record customers coming in and out of the bars with the goal of fighting crime. supervisor scott wener says cameras should only be required if that bar has a history of fights or other crimes. 6:37. still ahead, college coach caught on camera, abusing players. we'll tell you why the name calling and ball throwing wasn't enough, though, to get him fired. but why that may change today. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ]

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brazilian police are investigating to see if -- french boyfriend was handcuffed and beaten with a metal crowbar saturday. investigators say the attackers went on a spending spree with the couple's credit cards and dumped them on the side of the road six hours later. 18-year-old man who crashed his car into a las vegas restaurant earlier this week will be in court later today. this is video from right after that crash. gage james lindsay will face charges of leaving the crash and suspicion of dui. he later admitted to using drugs without a prescription. 10 people inside that restaurant were hurt. there was growing pressure this morning on rutgers university to fire its head basketball coach, this in

response to video surfacing, showing the coach physically abusing his players. you can see in the video head coach throwing basketballs at players during practice and using racial slurs to reprimand them. after a team official showed the video to the school's athletic director, but he was allowed to return. >> ridiculous and unacceptable. the guy needs anger management issues. 6:41 right now. from the ballpark to the courtroom, how san jose is playing hard ball to try to get the a's to the south. why was a paramedic fighting for his life after being struck by bullets? what happened in the attack? new details about his condition and questions about why he was targeted. wall street continues to ignore bad news and the cell phone turns 40 years old today. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. for your birthday, look at this, cell phone. we have a beautiful day shaping

up. live picture, san browno, thick, low clouds at the coast. we're still slated to hit the 80s. your forecast is coming up in moments. >> tracking incidents on the bay bridge. as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza, you notice congestion. we're back with a full traffic report after this. [ wind howling ]

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san jose mayor chuck reed looking to speed things up in what has been a very slow process in trying to get the a's down to his city. reed now wants to have a one on one meeting with the commissioner of major league baseball. live with the mayor this morning. bob, what has he got to say? >> reporter: city hall's effort to bring the oakland a's south to san jose has been in limbo for roughly four years, in part

because of major league baseball's slow decision making process and also objections by the san francisco giants. so yesterday mayor chuck reed sent this letter. take a look at it on the tv screen, to the commission eer b selig to try to move this process forward. in the letter he requested a one-on-one meeting with selig, that direct communication could convince the commissioner that they are serious and committed to bringing the a's south and also to help avoid litigation. joining me now is chuck reed. is that diplomatic speak for please respond to us or else the city is going to consider a lawsuit? >> that's one of the ways you could interpret it. there are hard feelings built up over the years because of inaction by major league baseball. have a face-to-face meeting, talk things out. let him know what our questions are. maybe he has questions. we'll answer them and things could get better. >> reporter: this has been

around for roughly four years. you've never spoken to the man. you can't recall whether he has ever signed a letter to you. how frustrating is that for you as mayor of a large city trying to do business? >> as mayor of the tenth largest city in the country i've learned patience and consistency. there are limits and lots of people who are unhappy about having to wait this long and having the giants in the way of the a's moving to san jose. >> reporter: how realistic and how hopeful are you that this letter will prompt some sort of response, change things? >> i'm always hopeful. as long as lou wolf is optimistic, i'm optimistic. lou wolf still thinks san jose is the place to be for his major league baseball team. he is optimistic that eventually the commissioner will get around to making a decision and it will be the right decision. >> reporter: lou wolf, of course, being co-owner of the a's. thank you very much, mayor chuck reed. sending that letter out to

commissioner bud selig. major league baseball telling the mercury news that as of yesterday the commissioner had not yet read that letter. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. expect an uptick in traffic on 880 tonight. both the warriors and the a's will be playing tonight. a's take on the mariners at 7:05. warriors take on the hornets at 7:30. parking lots are expected to fill up quickly. try to get there early or you can always take public transportation. great news for rock 'n' roll fans, the stones coming here to the bay area. rolling stones minutes ago announcing they'll be playing at oracle arena may 5th. mick jaggar, keith richards, ronnie wood. they'll all be there. good to have the band back. 50 and counting tour. last year tickets for the oracle

show go on sale monday, calling it the "50 and counting tour." they're not talking about their ages. i think keith richard sinces is >> let's go. >> i am in. love that mick jaggar. seems they have more energy than most 17-year-olds. >> give them full credit. give me had an they're drinking. maybe not all of what they're drinking. >> they get a double from me. see you what they're experiencing. you're right. let me rethink that. live look at san bruno. we have plenty of low clouds filling in your inland valleys or filling in the san francisco bay. above that low deck of clouds we have high and mid-level clouds moving in, courtesy of an area of low pressure. quite a different picture here in san jose. our skies will be mostly cloudy over the course of the next hour

or two. little bit of sunshine between 10:00 and noon. and then the clouds really start to thicken up. first showers come through the bay area as of tonight. want to point out where the thickest fog is, napa, livermore. as you're traveling around the bay area, you will lose that visibility pretty quickly, especially along the pen iinsul this morning. north of 92 is where you really get socked in. travel cautiously. otherwise the fog isn't even the biggest weather story for the day. the rain showers we'll want to prepare you for tomorrow. don't wash your car. bring in anything from the swro outdoors that could get damaged. 48 degrees in napa. 50 to start the day in san jose. high pressure is going to keep things nice and mild for us. we head throughout today, in fact. it will bring up our temperatures to 80 degrees. rain moves in as we head further into thursday. we'll time that out for you in a minute. just want to start here and let you know that those showers are on the way. let's check your drive with anthony slaughter.

>> bay bridge issue that we're still tracking. in fact, you can see the dump truck that hit the lower roof of the -- upper deck of the lower roof. the lower span basically is the roof. you can see the slowdown is because of that incident. lane three is actually closed in that specific location, causing major slowdowns in that area. this is on 84, leaving livermore at east ruby drive. very slow go there because of an accident and also two lanes at 880 southbound in newark at thornton avenue have been closed because of an accident. and that's causing some slow going in that particular location. as far as the roadways go, live look, fremont. that's approaching that accident i just told you about with two lanes closed. brake lights are on, approaching that accident. and the bay bridge toll plaza, very slow as the metering lights are on. 80 eastbound span with the dump truck that hit the roof.

we'll have more on that coming up. >> thank you very much. 6:51. gunman who shot a paramedic in oakland hills is on the run this morning. that paramedic remains in critical condition. arturo santiago is where that victim works. >> reporter: quinn bowyer, a paramedic here at santa clara county ambulance based in san jose. where he was shot was in the oakland hills. it happened just before noon yesterday at the intersection of keller and hanson avenues. someone had driven up to bowyer, in his blue honda civic, and shot him in the head. the honda rolled across the street and crashed down a deep ravine. he was taken to the hospital. at last word, he was listed in critical condition. neighbors in the area where the shooting too being place had already been talking about public safety and depleted oakland police force. they formed neighborhood watch

groups, installed surveillance video accuracy. after yesterday's shooting some are considering more drastic measures. >> it just makes me want to move. >> if somebody is being shot somewhere that might call that someone is walking around my house, it's not going to be their first prioty. >> driver of one vehicle exited his vehicle, began to shoot at the victim vehicle. the victim vehicle sped off and went into the ravine here. >> reporter: police are asking for the public's help on this. if anyone has any information, please call the oakland police department. again, 34-year-old quinn bowyer is in the hospital, listed in critical condition. so far this morning, police have made no arrests. they do not have any suspects or any idea of any kind of motive. live in san jose, i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." a man accused of driving his car right through the san jose walmart. from december 12th, this video

shows a silver lexus plowing through a san jose car wash, barely missing a couple of employees there. police say haamid zaid was behind the wheel of that car as well. court documents show zaid telling officers he had snorted meth earlier in that day. zaid, of course, is now suspected of crashing an oldsmobile cutlass into walmart and using a blunt metal object to attack four separate people inside of the store. he is due back in court to face charges some time tomorrow. month-long search for two bay area men wanted in a gold heist in yreka. one of the suspects has surrendered to police. david johnson turned himself in, being held on $1 million bail. police say he stole more than $1 million worth of gold and other items from a display case at a courthouse in yreka last year. a second suspect, scott bailey, is still on the loose. new details on what may have

caused a massive water main break in san francisco, ultimately flooding 23 homes. city officials say work crews dug up a block of 15 avenue near wirona street several times before that pipe finally burst. investigators trying to determine whether the pipe was ever damaged during any of that construction. special office has just opened up yesterday to try to help those in the neighborhood imp t impacted by all that flooding. at least six homeowners so far have filed claims against the city. and city leaders on the peninsula are taking steps to prevent another flood on the san franciscrito creek. all applying for a grant to install a new flood gate system on that creek and rebuild levees and flood walls. if that funding is approved, the changes could be in place by next winter. 6:55. bay area lawmaker wants to turn

one of the oldest psychiatric care facilities in the state into a south bay high school. assemblyman bob wokowski of fremont introduced a bill that specifically requires the department of general services to sell the now closed a xwchgn developmental center to the santa clara unified school district. the rules committee will meet later today to discuss that bill. agnew's closed in 2009. dozens of concerts getting the green light. city's board of supervisors approving the entertainment permit, despite objections from surrounding neighborhoods. the pavilion will be locate d a 27 and 29 and host as many as 30 nighttime concerts during the summer and the fall. weekday events would have to end by 10:30 at night. weekend events would wrap up at 11:00. the venue would hold 9,000

seats. >> pretty cool. big jobs number at the end of the week. >> scott mcgrew says early guesses there not real positive. >> has the dow industrials down ever so sloit slightly this mor 19 points. adp says 25,000 jobs were added in the previous month. when we get friday's numbers it will be probably even smaller than that. government will add in government jobs, tend to be negative. don't expect much on friday. and jon and laura, can you name this device? >> looks like a cell phone. >> the motorola -- >> i remember that one. >> you remember gordon gecko uses it. >> that's right. >> 40 years ago today, motorola engineer martin cooper invited the press to see him use this device on a new york street corner. car phones had existed, but cell phones that you could carry around as a single cell phone had not.

so the cell phone today turns 40 years old. two thoughts on this. number one, if this had happened today -- of course, the ceo would have had like this huge stage, right? as opposed to just an engineer on a street corner. second thing is that martin, who by the way used to live in san jose -- since retired to san diego -- called his competitor over at at&t. >> really? >> said, hey, buddy, call you on a cell phone, not car phone. >> and then let me put it in this case. >> yeah. >> i saw an ad for one of those old brick phones, $1,499. >> to buy it now? oh, back then? that's crazy. companies have like one phone. you borrow it. >> scott, thank you very much. old school phones, very heavy. this is called taking an april fools joke to another level. drivers in southern california taking a double take at this. photos from riverside, businessman there using a forklift to place a small aircraft up on a fence out in front of his equipment rental store. he strung yellow caution tape

all around to make it look like a crash site. wow! business owner said he got the plane as a gift, which is interesting in itself. trying to figure out what to do with it. san bernardino county sheriff's department was notified about the elaborate april fools' stunt ahead of time. no fooling. great weather today. let's check in with christina. >> it will be on the warm side. 79 degrees inland at the coast. upper 60s, mid 60s on the way to the bay. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures will be nice and warm. we've got rain on the way at this time tomorrow morning and another round as we head through this weekend. overall, forecasting for you every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. i'm not going anywhere. neither should you. let's check that drive with anthony slaughter. east span, dump truck hit the roof at treasure island of the lower deck and lane three is actually closed. crews are cleaning up debris. i'm sure there will be more on that story as the morning continues to unfold. keep it there for that. 84, we've been tracking this at

ruby hills drive. there was an accident. along with that, very dense fog continues to keep things slow on 84. and the accident that happened at thornton avenue 880 southbound has cleared off the right-hand shoulder. very slow all the way through fremont. more for you coming up during the "today" show every 25 minutes. >> thank you, anthony. 6:59. final note for you this morning, president obama arrives in the bay area later today for a quick fund-raising trip. he will attend the cocktail hour and dinner in san francisco tonight. tomorrow the president will be in atherton for two more fund-raising events before flying out tomorrow afternoon. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we mentioned the stones at oracle arena may 5th -- may 8th at hp pavilion. right now, north korea refusing to allow hundreds of workers from the south into an industrial zone shared by the two nations.

a brazen move overnight. out of bounds, rutgers university under fire this morning over this video of the school's basketball coach getting physical and berating his players. [ bleep ] >> should he have been fired months ago? and what do you think? a museum in germany puts jewish people on display in a box. why some think it's important and others say it's inexcusable. "today," wednesday, april 3rd, 2013.3 c1 live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning, i'm matt lauer. >> good morning, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie. we're following that new and defiant act from north korea over the night. workers from south korea now being turned away from an industrial complex that is just

over the border. >> just to give you perspective, the facility is seen as the only real symbol of cooperation between the two countries. leaders in the south have been very quick to respond this morning demanding that their workers be allowed in. >> let's get to nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel, he's in seoul this morning for us. richard good morning, give us the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. the kaesong industrial relationship between north korea and south korea an closing it is seen here as an ominous sign. south korean troops were on the move this morning along the fenced border with the north after pyongyang shut the kaesong industrial park where some 120 south korean businesses operated inside north korean territory. the economic zone was supposed to benefit both sides. cheap labor for south korea,