after a student tested positive at deer valley high school in antioch. it is the first case in four years. county health services will be on campus offering testing to anyone who may have shared a classroom or been in a club with the infected student. in all, more than 200 students will be tested. the man accused of driving his car through the front of walmart on easter is expected to be back in court about a similar incident at a gas station. this shows him crashing through a front window of a gas station in december. he was arrested and released on bail. he will be in court for that case and sentencing for a marijuana charge on 20116789 he was also accused of driving an oldsmobile cutlass into a walmart on easter sunday and jumping out of the car and attacking people with a metal

pole. the former head of san mateo's probation department will be in court for a preliminary hearing. stuart forrest, accused of possessing child pornography. he now faces up to six years in jail if convicted. the san francisco board of supervisors is set to vote on a plan to make thousands ready for the earthquake. it would force owners of soft story buildings to make seismic retrofits to try to make the buildings safer, including buildings with garages on the bottom that are at least three stories tall and built before 1978. they were concerned that landlords would pass the cost on to them through rent increases. they have worked out a compromise that would allow some tenants to avoid the increase santa clara city leaders dreaming big exploring their options for a chunk of land near

the 49ers stadium. an exclusive negotiation agreement, a mix of hotel, restaurantings and retail spaces are on that table. the 238 acre property currently home to the city's golf course and bmx track. it will be more than five times as large as santana row. san ho sdpla city council will get an update on removing g graffiti in the city. they have focused on areas with high rates of vandalism to discourage taggers. some people are upset that freeway graffiti is still highly visible. the contractor does not have the authority to clean upstate-managed areas. san jose will vote on whether to allow google to add an executive terminal to the airport. it would allow work to go to the

$82 million facility where they could park and service their jets. they are saying it will generate more than $2 million in rent per year caltrans investigates the broken bolts on the bridge. there is no excuse for why more than 30 of the high-strength steel rods snapped after being tightened. there are several ways that steel could have been weakened, including improper handling including construction. now, defective coating on the outside of the metal or wrong temperature when the metal was manufactured. caltrans is expected to present some of the findings of its investigation tomorrow. 4:36. people living along the peninsula coast want to give their fire district board the boot. a special recall election will be held today for the co-side fire protection district.

people are updebt because they voted to end the district's contract with cal fire in favor of creating their stand-alone department. cal fire saves money and keeps residents safer. the co-side fire district includes coastal communities like half moon bay, miramar and granada. >> hundreds of firefighters down battling a wind-driven wild fire in southern california. evacuations have been ordered in fill more and this is in develop tour ra county just north of se seemi valley. flames have already destroyed two homes and blackened 170 acres. investigators say it was sparked by a down power line north korea says it is on the eve of a nuclear war with its southern neighbor. they are urging all foreign companies and tourists to

evacuate south korea. north korea has pulled out all 53,000 of its workers from the manufacturing complex jointly operated by the north and south. in a show of force, they conducted live artillery drills as part of an annual military exercise with the u.s. japan has deployed missile defense at three locations surrounding tokyo. an attack on south korea could affect high-tech companies here in silicon valleys. global tech jipt, samsung, has an enormous production facility on south korea's western coast not far from the demilitarized zone. they make liquid crystal displays, memory chips and cell phones. apple buys some $13 billion worth of technology for their phones. >> a lot of memory comes out from them, screen technology

from them. yeah, it would have a significant impact. in the event of an attack, samsung's south korean facility will be well-defended. it has combat troops, anti-aircraft and missile batteries that specifically protect samsung property. let's check back in with christina loren and say hello to a tuesday forecast. hi. it is going to be very nice. we have a good-look dag shaping up. it is going to be warm. we have the breezy and windy conditions to contend with. we are talking about temperatures touching on the 80s today. temperatures are going to be pretty comfortable for the first part of the day. might be a little warm come 4:00 p.m. 56 degrees in livermore, 50 to start in san jose. 56 in oakland, 55 in san francisco to kick off a tuesday. you made it through the windiest part of what we're expecting from this wind storm. what i can tell you is

75-mile-per-hour wind gusts. those winds will continue to drop off as we head throughout the mid-morning, we are talking about breezy conditions at best. you want to keep in mind, all of that pollen getting knocked around by the wind has created a problem. we have another very high pollen count if you suffer from allergies. you want to try to limit your outdoor activity, specially for the little ones out there. try to keep them indoors as much as possible if you can. look at these temperatures. 77, livermore, 75, san jose. 76 degrees on the way to redwood city. wait until i show you that seven-day outlook. you might be blown away when i show you your highs for tomorrow. lots to talk about in the seven-day. coming up next. let's check the drive. good morning, mike. my seven-year-old must be listening to you and your terminology. yesterday, he goes, yeah, it is the pollen. he listens to you. doesn't listen to me.

moving over to fremont. light volume of traffic northbound side. look at how much space between cars. very little traffic. on the maps, a little bit of slowing north of this camera shot. likely, a few slower vehicles skewing the data. no problems north of mission for 680 or 880. a smooth drive through the tri-valley. it registers slow from dublin in through livermore. there may be reports of one cone or some sort of debris heading eastbound. that's about it. meanwhile, that's your commute in your direction. west 580 and south 680. earlier wind advisories have been lifted. >> i promise you, your 7-year-old is going to pay attention to this one. have we got a scoop for you. talk about a feel-good tuesday. ben & jerry's handing out free ice-cream and cones all day long. this part of the company's 35th annual free cone day. all kids, just visit any

participating ben & jerry's throughout the bay area. i scream, you scream, we all scream for ice-cream. it starts today at noon and ends at 8:00 tonight. eight hours of glory. free ice-cream. >> i see you making the tour to all the ben & jerry's. >> i have it mapped out on my phone. i will be there. 4:41. three years later, debris from japan's tsunami turns up on the california coastline for the first time. we are going to show you what was found next. >> on the losing end, some angry michigan fans take to the streets lighting fires near their campus and things sadly, not much better in louisville. they were the champs. the newest video from overnight. the hearing today that could affect how your kids play sports in the future.

welcome back. good tuesday morning. look at the bay bridge. we will keep tabs on the morning commute. the forecast, nice day ahead. it is 4:45. bay area tech companies may soon be out of luck when it comes to bringing international workers into silicon valley. u.s. immigration companies says it will tell companies next week whether their applications for

h-1 visas have been approved. they held a lottery to hand them out to more than 124,000 applicants. winners and losers will be notified next week. some local tech companies may soon be scrambling to find new employees. right now, it is 4:45. let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. >> it is going to be seriously nice. good morning to you. a good-looking day shaping up. today, it is going to be nice. tomorrow, more like the mid-80s to low 90s. low 80s. tomorrow, we're talking wide-spread 80s. 53, sunnyvale, 50 in san jose. san tra cruz, 44. santa cruz will hit 71 today in the heat of the day. it's going to be really nice out there if you can get out there.

watch out, these winds have created some really big waves. you probably want to stay on the warm sand of santa cruz for today as the waves are large and the winds are still coming in pretty strong right now. they are going to taper off as we head throughout the day today. windy conditions coupled with dry conditions mean high poolen, the case for today and tomorrow, the next 48 hours running really high when it comes to your pollen level. keep that in mind. temperatures are looking good. today, springlike, tomorrow, summerlike reading. 77 in livermore. 75, fremont. right around 71 degrees in san francisco. here it is, your seven-day outlook. if you like the 70s, plenty of that. thursday into friday, temperatures are going to drop right back off. saturday into sunday, things change again. temperatures drop into the low 70s. maybe a few showers. back to you, jon and laura. >> christina, thank you very much. the grounded boeing 787 dreamliners could soon be taking flight from san jose airport once again. a look at details on the start

of earning season. we turn things over to seema mody. the markets rebounded nicely from friday's job reports. alcoacould impact trading today. the aluminum giant is the first big company to report first quarter earnings. it posted mixed results last night. we took data out on wholesale trade. the dow rising 48 points. the nasdaq adding 18 to close at 3222. the top story on our radar, boeing's grounded 787 could soon be back flying the friendly skies. united airlines which has six dreamliners in its fleet has put the jets back on the flight schedule for may. it has been grounded since january after two incidents in tokyo and boston involving its lithium eye on battery system. on friday, they completed their certification testing of a redesigned battery and is waiting for the faa to sign off.

jon, back to you. >> tharng ynk you very much for update. on capitol hill, some families of victims killed in the newtown school shooting massacre will be lob bying congress for stricter gun laws. they will meet with senators who have not backed proposed gun control legislation. they arrived in washington aboard air force one as personal guests of president obama. the president had earlier spoken at an event in connecticut pushing for tougher gun laws. new this morning, crews cleaning up near the campus of the university of michigan after fans set coaches and mattresses on fire. they were upset over michigan's loss in last night's ncaa basketball championship game. that is ridiculous. firefighters working through the early morning hours trying to put out the flames. happy to report, nobody was hurt. at least two people were arrested and police also forced an accident in louisville after celebration simply got out of hand and things started to wind down early this morning.

an officer was attacked, forcing riot police into action. most students quickly left that area but there were several scuffles and officers were hit there with bottles that were blown forcing police to use tear gas and an armored car was brought in to try to help restore order out there. things we can tell you now are calm in the area all around that university but, guess what, that festive atmosphere maybe jump-started all over again in louisville as the lady cardinals play for their national title taking on connecticut. a lawsuit involve mortgage than 4,000 former nfl players heads to court today. it will be erd heard in a philadelphia courthouse that includes more than 200 consolidated lawsuits accusing the nfl of concealing the long-term dangers of concussions. today, nfl lawyers will ask to have the case dismissed arguing that player grievances are covered by union contracts. players argue that the contracts do not protect them from fraud

or negligence by the nfl. a trial involving warning labels on baby food continues today in oakland. a bay area environmental group suing the country's biggest baby food makers, including gerber and del monte. they want the companies to include information about low amounts of led on the label. they are testifying average led levels in baby food fall below the threshold for warning labels under california standards a small boat swept away by the japanese tsunami has landed in northern kra krachlt a group of people walking along the beach found the 20-foot boat covered in baranacles. take a look at that. the boat has japanese writing on the side and appears to have licensing stickers as well. is the first piece of debris to wash ashore in california? experts studying the earthquake and tsunami have predicted that debris would start hitting the

northern california coastline and beaches around this time. there is likely much more to come. >> wild phenomenon. >> pretty amazing bay area wildlife experts working to try and save the lives of three baby owls knocked out of their nest z a twitter argument hits center stage in a new opera. be careful what you sweet. northbound underneath 880 interchange, lights on the road. lights in the city. we'll talk more coming up.

welcome back on a tuesday morning. how are you feeling? hopefully, good. it is going to be a nice one. your sharking out on the road trying to get back in the win column. they take on the blue jackets in columbus tonight. three baby owls recovering after some strong winds apparently knocked them from their nest in santa cruz county. wildlife emergency services say the little owls fell from a eucalyptus tree outside of wassenville yesterday afternoon. rescuers are caring from the l owls. at least two are in good shape and could be returned to the tree sometime soon. they have placed a modified laundry basket up in the tree to

make the nest stronger. it is 4:55. what started out as an argument on twitter has now turned into an opera. ♪ >> that's a note to get you started for the day. >> the opera debuted in estonia over the weekend. it's called our fault based on an argument between paul krugman and estonia's president. it took place on twitter after krugman expressed doubts about estonia's economy. most of the people say the opera was great. >> my ears are still ringing. 4:56. let's check that morning commute. check from with mike over there. >> this earpiece flew out of my ear when she was singing. be careful what you tweet.

northbound side, very light volume. lighter, southbound side. we will look at the map. no major issues. the little yellow on 880 at the top, a few slower cars, very light volume of traffic. 880 at stephens creek, that connector ramp still experiencing that service project. 280, alternate off ramps. the peninsula, 101 through palo alto, moves nicely. past ikea, light vot yum lume o traffic 4:57. a local college campus on alert as police try to track down a man that attacked a student in her dorm room. we have heard the various ways climate change could threaten the environment. here is a new one.

it could have effect on wineries.

what a new report says about the future of california's wine regions. live from the east bay coming up a windy day to get through. temperatures that rival those of a late spring afternoon. almost looking better than jon kelley but not quite. >> this bridge camera, a little shaky as well because of some of those winds christina is talking about. we'll talk about your bay crossings and how things are different today than yesterday a nice one ahead. look at that wind. still blowing, that giant flag. can't take away the trophies we've got, not at all. it is tuesday, april 9th. this is "today in the bay."

good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. i'm jon kelley. hundreds of students at a bay area high school will be tested for tuberculosis this week after a student tested positive. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in antioch with more. >> reporter: the contra costa county health department will be here later this week testing any student that may have shared a class or been in some sort of student club with the student that was diagnosed with tuberculosis. the testing comes one week after the student was diagnosed. exactly how many students will be tested here at deer valley high is unclear. it is estimated to be at least 200 students. now, the principal sent a letter home explaining exactly what

happened here. letting parents know that the testing will be going on. there is no evidence that there is any other case of tuberculosis at the school. the students that contracted the disease, that one student, back at school and is okay, actually came back yesterday. tu ber kilo sis is an airborne bacterial infection of the lung spread through the air when a person coughs, sneezes, shouts or talks. the symptoms include a prolanged weakness or fatigue, rapid weight loss of ten pounds, fevers, night sweats, chest pain and coughing up blood in some cases. testing is expected here on thursday. it is the first in the contra costa county campus since the student at antioch high school had tuberculosis in 2009. reporting live, kr is sti smith. students at st. mary's are on alert after a student said she was sexually assaulted

saturday morning. she met her attacker off tam pus friday night. they reported the crime to the police department. st. mary's has issued a public safety crime alert in response police have arrested two of three suspects involved in a gilroy homicide. the third considered armed and dangerous, still on the run. 21-year-old jose morales cortez along with an unnamed mail juvenile are currently in jail. officers still looking for 21-year-old juan guerra of gilroy. they are suspected of shooting and killing one man and injuring another last wednesday near downtown. neighbors say the men were walking from a nearby market when they were attacked. there is no word yet on a motive. san francisco's police chief will soon talk to neighbors in the mission district about a recent officer-involved shooting. it happened early sunday morning outside a bar near valencia and 17th street. police opened fire when they saw the suspect pointing a gun at a group of pele