were critically injured. the gun the suspect was holding turned out to be fake. police chief, greg sir, will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the shooting tonight at the cornerstone church on 17th street at 5:00. >> it was a very emotional good-bye in santa rosa. >> she was my sister. she is everything. she is my everything and she is perfect and deserves the best, wherever she is. >> heartbreaking out there about a dozen friends and family gathering last night at the santa rosa high school to remember 18-year-old gisele aiela. her body was found in the ocean on saturday morning. she was last seen on friday at a spring break party in isla vista. the santa barbara county sheriff's department is investigating her death. she graduated from santa rosa high school last year and she

was a freshman at cal poly. 5:03. let's switch gears and talk about the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. had those high winds yesterday. it looks like it is a blowing a little bit out there. good morning to you. good morning to you at home. watch out for branches and all kinds of debris. you might find a barbecue on the roadways this morning. it was blowing yesterday. the good news is, winds are going to start to drop off. we are going to have to wait to reach calm conditions. we stopped the clock for you at 12. the only difference is, you see where you are getting the fiercest winds, the hot pink colors. that will be from concord to san francisco. we're going to see a little bit more calm conditions from san jose to santa cruz today. as we head throughout the night, you can see the yellows and oranges return, an indication of winds starting to relax. if you are looking for warmth, we have that, and a lot of it. 71 degrees at the coast. wait until i show you your readings for tomorrow.

the warmest air of this season so far. i'll let you know what that means for your city in particular coming up. 5:04. a traffic tuesday. mike is the man on the job. this is one of the tougher days. fortunately, the winds are a little calmer than yesterday. we still have those winds and gusts overnight as well. they may have blown those branches across the on and off ramps. this is the bay bridge moving smoothly. our camera is a little shaky. the bridge, traffic itself moving nicely. you should slow on the bridge. a little slowing heading up in towards downtown. an earlier report of a car fire. chp never found anything. we are giving it the thumb's up. a smooth drive here. a little slowing does show up here. the volume is still pretty light as well as the tri-valley, which had a little slowing in the eastbound, noncommute direction, that has cleared up. it starts to build west 580. a smooth drive. no major problems.

we are going to send it back to the san mateo bridge. highway 92 over the water. a very light commute right now with the head lights coming off on to foster city and san mateo. back to you. >> 5:05. environmental changes could soon leave a sour taste in the mouths of bay area wine growers. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in livermore with more details on a new climate report that paints a pretty bleak future for our local vineyard. >> over the next 40 years, wine-growing regions like here and livermore, napa, sonoma, could see a dramatic decrease in the number of vineyards a potential drop of 50% to 70% statewide. the cause for this decline, global warming. the scientists believe that as the temperatures rise, there will be less rain and water to irrigate and cool that's grapes in these already hot regions.

grapes like the hot days and cool nights. too much heat. the grapes fail to produce that quality and flavor that makes a good wine. the scientists predict wine producers would move north, like montana, washington state and idaho. those areas are seeing as potential for grape growing doubled. the destruction of wildlife is the down side, animals like the grizzly and gray wolf. they protect in australia and southern europe, with regions moving to northern europe and new zealand. this is considered groundbreaking. the first time scientists have looked at how global warming could affect wine growing regions throughout the world. reporting live in livermore where you can see the next harvest is already starting to sprout. bob redell, "today in the bay." it is 5:07. the man that scaled the world's

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>> welcome back. emeryville's peet's coffee and tea is planning to close more locations. their new locations will mostly be in the midwest. the new 49ers stadium in santa clara could soon be getting a new neighbor. tonight, the city council will consider plan force a massive entertainment district more than five times the size of santana row. marla tallez live with more on that. >> reporter: good morning. this would be unprecedented for silicon valley. as you mentioned, officials are

calling it an entertainment district that would take up 230 acres of land, the land we are standing on. right across the street from the new 49ers stadium. this is home to the santa clara city golf course and the bmx track. the mayor says a major global, commercial and residential developer wants to turn this into a haven for shopping, hoteling, dining, even living. homes could be a part of the development, a brand new community here. tonight, the mayor says the santa clara city council will consider entering into an exclusive negotiating development with this developer. he is all for it. it is a chance to bring more business and more jobs at no cost to santa clara. >> i would imagine a mix of uses, retail uses, jazz clubs, how tells, everything you would want to have near a stadium site near a convention center. it is part of our puzzle. it is such a large piece.

>> lau >>. >> reporter: laura mentioned this. if you are familiar with santana row, that is ruffle 42 acres. this properly would take up 230 acres, more than five times the size of santana row. the santa clara city council will consider going ahead with this project tonight at 7:00. you heard from the mayor. he is happy about this idea, as i mentioned. however, not everybody is. some people are upset with the idea this golf course would be wiped up. we will hear from them. also, what mayor matthews had to say about the future of golf at this site. for now, we are live at santa clara. it is 5 cloen :13. a shakeup at jcpenney's has share ho shareholders very angry. >> the board cob the next to go. they hire and fire ceos. sha shareholders are furious at the

board. out is this guy, ron johnson, who came over from apple who helped invent apple's stores. his reign at penney's has bun a disaster. what's startling is who they picked to replace johnson. the guy they fired to make room for johnson. the one nobody liked before they didn't like the new guy. whether the board fired ullman, they said he chronically mismanaged those stores. the solution may be for johnson to go back to apple where he started. when johnson left apple for penney's, apple couldn't find a good guy to replace him. that may be the solution. we'll check the markets coming up. we've reached the cap on the h-1v visa we have been talking about. the spring storms that

brought down trees in the bay area could soon bury colorado in nearly two feet of snow. most schools in the denver area, no shocker, are closed today as a precaution. officials at denver international not taking any chances either. at least two dozen flights have been canceled so far. last night, a lot of strong winds delaying flights for at least 40 minutes with some arrivals being diverted to nearby cities. >> quite a different picture in our neck of the woods. >> makes us appreciate it even more. >> i do, every day. specially being married to a guy from denver who would love to go there. we are going to see some movie night temperatures. >> mile high city, they deal with everything. here, we complain about a little bit of wind. we certainly pay the big bucks to live here. california state tax is something we are paying for to live here in this beautiful, beautiful climate. today, we will be the envy of the nation once we lose the

winds. winds starting to drop auchlt temperatur off. temperatures just perfect. not too hot. not too cold. you can get by with pulling out a sweater it. 55, oakland. 55, san jose. 85 to start the day on the peninsula in san mateo. still getting pretty strong winds. you want to keep in mind it is going to be a little bit on the breezy side. as we head throughout the day today, we will start to see the winds relax. they will be at their strongest by noon. we head to the second half of date into tonight. that's whether you see a return of those yellows, the oranges. that's more like 20-30-mile-per-hour gusts over the 50-70-mile-per-hour gusts that we have had around the bay area. all of that wind means high pollen. it is going to be the high side for today. keep that allergy medicine

handy. that will be the case for tomorrow as well. 77 degrees. you can't beat that in livermore. 71 degrees in san francisco. i'll say that again, 71 degrees in san francisco. it is going to be nice in the city today. getting into the weekend, chance for a stray shower, late saturday into early sunday. mostly up in the north bay. 5:16 on a traffic tuesday. let's check your drive with mike. >> she said 71. that's amazing. we are looking over here to the south bay where traffic flows nicely. your speedometers might see some 71. 65, still the speed limit. yellow popping up here and there just as the censors adjust. there is such a light traffic flow. we have construction heading down 880. look at the live shot out here. right around the construction area. 880 and stevens creek boulevard. the slower, a truck or two.

not causing any problems through the area. as you journey north, 101, 280, very smooth. the maps not so well. the computer needs a little bit of a reboot. we are looking at 92 and 84:the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. chp says it is pretty calm have the smooth drive in or out of san francisco. no delays. golden gate brindge, smooth, eay drive. bay bridge, no problems. slowing towards treasure island. bait bridge toll plaza side, we will get a look at that. things are starting to build on the east shore freeway. no slowdown at the toll plaza. you do still have to stop here and pay at all of your bridges. we will send it back to you. it is 5:18. a recent court ruling could prevent you from using your gps the next time you are trying to get somewhere. california appellate court just ruled using a wireless phone, even as a gps, was considered

distracted driving and worthy of a $160 ticket. the court says any activity on a phone could distract a driver if they are not using the hands-free option. that bans calling and texting while driving if you are not using a hands-free device. >> a multi-talented man from depaul taking his oath of citizenship along with 1200 otherings at the oakland theater. he lives in richmond and works as a plumber. before that, he worked as a mountain climbing guide summiting mt. everest, a total of six times. sherpa also worked as a news reporter for a nepal tv before immigrating here to the united states. >> i bet he had no problem carrying all that news gear. >> a dynamic man. impressive. first, cigarettes and now e-cigarettes. on the verge of imposing tough restrictions on all smokers

today. this is from our emeryville cam to back in the bay bridge tonight get you going as we turn into day. 5:19. back in about a minute.

welcome back, everybody. without a doubt, this is one of our favorite all-time shots. this is live from control central. give a round of applause. thank you very much for doing everything you do to make us look good. we appreciate it. it is 5:22. >> zoom out, zoom out, my friends. it is early. it is 5:22. san francisco could be loosening its stance on security cameras for businesses that sell alcohol. the board of supervisors will discuss the matter in a meeting today. last week, a board committee shot down the surveillance requirement on two liquor store license applications saying the businesses were not a high-risk

for crime. the issue has surfaced in recent weeks after a nightclub complained it felt pressured to install cameras. in the meantime, in contra costa county, they are going to take final steps to regulate e cigarettes today. the board of supervisors will vote to approve regulations banning ecigarettes from most places. they are a health risk. the time is 5:22. i believe i heard christina loren telling us, it is probably a pretty good day for mike inouye to break out one of his tank tops. >> is it ever a good day? >> i prefer the crop mankini. oh, yeah, it is not just weather that is going to be warm. 58 in livermore, 53 in san mateo and 53 in sunnyvale. it is going to be a little bit breezy for the first part of the day. we will see the winds relax

afternoon. between noon and 3:00 p.m., starting to calm down. highs today are going to be comfortable in the upper 70s. now, to the mesh mankini. let's get to that report. >> tomorrow, maybe the mesh. today, i'll do the hawaii half shirt. we are looking over here with the tube socks and the short-shorts. we're looking over here toward the peninsula. i wanted to show you that live look, a smooth, easy drive for the peninsula. the other side of the bay. we are looking at a nice, ease why i drive. a little slowing. no unusual backups. a nice drive through the castro valley "y" and the tri-val i will, not a problem. just eight little slowing approaching the dublin interchange. we expect a slightly higher volume coming up. we do see slowing through west antioch. west highway 4 is looking pretty good. that's good news for antioch. >> appreciate it.

5:24. forget guard dogs. one man in thailand coming up with a brand new and creative way to protect his home. how about using a pair of cro crocodiles. the first was a pet. the second one, the pair, they go by the names of tong and nern. they split up the duties. one off, one on, one asleep. one patrols the house. the other handles the yard. burglary, very common in thailand but in the 15 years that these crocodiles have been on duty, guess what? the house has not seen a single problem with theft. >> water them down. >> they don't bark but they do bite. >> hard. hundreds of bay area students scheduled for tuberculosis testing after one student contracted this disease. we will have details next. the man accused of driving his car into a south bay walmart back in court facing charges for

a completely different crash. let's take a live look outside from the south bay this morning. clear skies. it will be a gorgeous afternoon on tap. pretty nice temperatures. finally feeling springlike. 5:25. more news ahead. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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no more visains. we have hit the cap. what does it mean for silicon valley? we'll take a look the change that could be coming to san jose international and what it could mean. it is still pretty breezy out there this morning. later today, we trade the strong winds for a steady warmup. i'll let you know what that means for your city. >> here is just an example. the camera shaking because of some of the stronger winds. i'll tell you about the bridges and what chp is warning you of this morning. >> right now, a live look over straens. you can see a little bounce to the camera there. the wind blowing hard, flapping that giants banner hard on a

tuesday morning, this tuesday, april 9th. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everybody. it is now 5:28. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. the government has run out of the coveted h-1b visas that allow highly educated and skilled people to work in america. from here on out, it will be a lottery? there is nothing that the executive branch can do. only congress can increase the cap on h-1b visas. 50,000 applications hit the citizenship and imframigration service one day. they are very different from green cards that allow anybody to work anywhere. those are tied to your employer. you lose your job, say, making

chips, you lose your right to work in america. they are controversial. some american companies -- some americans, rather, say that companies use h-1b to find lower-priced workers. how does this affect the valley? it always affects the valley but no differently this year than any other. we have hit the cap before. it is not really the cap. it is how fats we are going to hit it, which high-tech companies really care about. they want more visas. >> scott, we know you will have your eye on it. laura, thank you too. thank you very much. it is 5:30 right now. hundreds of students at a bay area high school taking a different type of test. a test for tuberculosis after a student was found to have that infection. "today in the bay's" christie smith has the rest of story. >> reporter: the students who

will be tested here at deer valley high were in the same classroom or the same club as the student who was diagnosed with tuberculosis. the principal at deer valley high sent home a letter to 200 families last week letting them know what was going on. the county found out march 19th. the diagnosis was confirmed with the student about six days later. there was an investigation. then, it was decided that everyone should be notified and then spring break happened. so that's why the delay. according to contra costa county health services, the student who contracted the disease is actually no longer infectious and was back in school here on monday. tuberculosis is an airborne bacterial infection of the lungs spread through the air whether a person coughs, sneezes or talks. the symptoms include prolonged weakness or fatigue. a rapid weight loss of over ten pounds, fever, chest pains and coughing up blood in some cases. the tests are scheduled for this thursday. reporting live in antioch,

christie smith, "today in the bay." the man accused of driving his car through the front of a walmart store on easter is expected to be back in court today for a very similar separate incident happening at a south bay gas station. prosecutors say this video shows him crashing through the front window of a convenience store at a gas staegs in sstation in sane in december. he will be in court on that case and for sentencing on a marijuana charge in 2011. he is also accused of driving an oldsmobile cutlass into a walmart and swrumjumping out of car and attacking people with a metal pole. the former head of san jose's probation department will be in court for a preliminary hearing. stuart forrest is accused of possessing child pornography. he faces up to six years in jail if convicted san jose's city council getting an update on efforts to

remove graffiti all around the city. they started outsourcing graffiti remover in an effort to save money. the contractor focusing on areas of high rates of vandalism in an effort to discourage taggers. some people very upset. freeway graffiti, still highly visible. they do not have the authority to clean up state-managed areas. a green light would allow work to begin on the $82 million facility where google execs could park and service their jets. airport officials urnling the city to approve the plan saying it will generate more than $2 million per year in rent. >> shopping, dining and football. tonight, santa clara city leaders will consider plans for a massive entertainment district across from the new 49ers

stadium. marla tallez joins us live with more on the proposal. this will be a hot bed of activity. >> reporter: can you imagine five santana rows. it would be more than five times the size of that location. this property is home to the santa clara golf and tennis club and a bmx track way on the other side. bottom line, as laura mentioned, we are right across the street from the brand new 49ers stadium. the silicon valley business journal says a major commercial and residential developer known as the related wants to turn these 230 acres of property near the intersection into a megaentertainment district and build a brand new community of retailers, hotels, restaurants, commercial properties and homes. this means the bmx track and santa clara golf course would be wiped out. not everyone is in love with this idea like the fong family from san francisco who we spoke to, they really enjoy this

particular course. >> it is a great space here. we live in the city. so we don't have too much of a space but we have bay area so we can travel. this is great. i don't know where else we would go. >> reporter: if you can't quite wrap your mind around 230 acres of property, santana row, 42 acres in san jose. this would be more than five santana rows right across the street from the new diner stadium. in regards to wiping out the golf course, the mayor of santa clara, jamie matthews, says the property may, in fact, include some links. i can see the executive course, a nine-hole course. that is the more modern way to play golf. >> reporter: other ideas at the santa clara golf course would be relocated to another location. the bmx track, no word on where that would end up. the santa clara city council will consider this project tonight at 7:00.

marla tallez, "today in the bay." >> the hope is they are also considering lots of parking. >> good day to hit the links today. let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. >> those winds are going to carry my ball. >> they will carry your ball. >> good day to hit the links if you want a little competition with the winds. these winds are looking much better. i can tell you that. the wind are going to relax. we have a really good-looking day shaping up. overall, jumping your temperatures up by 5-10 degrees. 56, livermore. 55, oakland. 57 degrees, close to 60 just about everywhere at the immediate coast. touching on the upper 60s and low 70s at lunchtime. look at how warm we get in the heat of the day. it is going to be really nice. 78, fairfield, 77, livermore. 75 right here in san jose.

76, los gatos. 71 degrees. beautiful day for outdoor lunch plans in the city. those winds start to drop off afternoon. look at what happens. once the sun goes down, they are taking it back, taking on the rockies yet again. winds were a factor last night. they will likely be a factor today. we are counting on winds, 5-10 miles per hour. if we see any pickup, that ball carries, it will be straight out to mccovey cove. we could be talking about a panda slashdown. let's go giants. we are the proud home. your forecast coming up in a few minutes. a seven-day outlook ready to go. a traffic tuesday. what are we working with on the rhodes? good morning. you are talking about the winds over there for at&t park. i think you said wins for the giants. looking at the freeway, watching the camera shake because of the effects of the winds. gusty conditions, east shore

moves smoothly picking up the volume. westbound with the traffic flow coming down through berkeley and emeryville, no major delays, still close to the limits. no backup at the toll plaza. we do have one crash through oakland just off of 580 on embar embarcadero. it may be a little slow. 580 smooth off of the castro valley yfrmths, as is 880. west 580 slows a bit. 84 through the heart of livermore, holding steady with the speeds. more build out of the altima pass. back to you. right now, boy, do we have a scoop for you. talk about a feel good tuesday. ben and jerry's handing out free ice-cream all day long. yes, indeed.

today is the day. it is all part of the company's 35th annual free cone day. all you have to do is visit any participating ben & jerry's. life gets real good there. is that a likele jackson glove? i don't think those are included. you can go to any bay area ben & jerry's and get the ice-cream. the promotion starts at noon and ends tonight at 8:00. >> i will snack on ice-cream all day long. 5:38. trouble on the korean peninsula could mean trouble for bay area businesses. we're going to tell you why coming up. the latest details overnight on a wild fire going on right now down in southern california threatening a long list of homes. show-and-tell coming up. taking a live look outside. beautiful day bridge. looks like traffic is picking up just a little bit. mike checking all the bay area bri bridges and your morning commute. morning is ahead. 5:39.

welcome back. 5:41. live on capitol hill where opposition is growing out there to the new tough gun laws. >> we have over a dozen republicans that say they will filibuster and talk it to death so that this gun control legislation never comes up for a vote. the white house trying to breath some new life into its effort to get tougher gun control and laws. president obama coming back from a speech on just that in connecticut yesterday. he brought back almost a dozen members of families who were affected by the newtown school shootings. they are going to be here on capitol hill trying to convince lawmakers that if you buy a gun in this country, you need to get a background check. also, separately at the white house today. vice president biden with local law enforcement making that same

point. first lady, michelle obama, headed to chicago thursday to do the same. a large part of the president's gun control plan doesn't look like it is going anywhere at all. assault weapons bans, both sides have acknowledged that is pretty much not going to happen. limits on high capacity magazine clips, that's likely not going to happen. a lot they are focusing on is the universal background checks or the expanded background checks. that's the effort we are seeing he today it is 5:42. happening now, hundreds of firefighters are battling a wind-driven wild fire in southern california. evacuations have been ordered in the city of fill more in ventura county just north of simi valley. the so-called good enough fire broke out just before 5:00 last night. flames have already destroyed two homes and blackened 170

acres. investigators say it was sparked by a down power line. they hope to have that contained by sunrise. north korea says it is on the eve of a nuclear war with their southern neighbor. they are urging all foreign companies and tourists to evacuate south korea. they have pulled out all 53,000 of their workers from a manufacturing complex jointly operated by the north and the south. in a show of force, south korea soldiers conducting live artillery drills as part of an annual military exercise with the u.s. ? t in the meantime, japan has deployed missile defense surrounding tokyo in anticipation of north korea launching a test missile. it could affect tech companies. samsung has a huge production facility on south korea's western coast not too far from the demilitarized zone out

there. samsung makes liquid crystal displays, memory chips and cell phones. apple buys some $13 million worth of technology from samsung. all of that goes right into its iphones. >> samsung is one of the biggest suppliers of technology equipment in the world. a lot of memory comes out from them, screen technology from them. it would have a significant effect. >> now, in the event of an attack, samsung's south korean facility will be well-defended. it has combat troops, anti-aircraft and missile batteries, i should say, that specifically protect samsung properties. >> let's check the fraorecast wh meteorologist, christina loren. >> it is going to be a nice, warm day. we had to get through those winds. the winds are still going to play a little bit of a factor. i am going to show you are futurecast here in a couple moments.

wanted to start with your temperatures this morning, comfortable, 57 degrees, not too bad in san francisco or san mateo where we really got hit by strong winds gusting up to 75 miles per hour in the city. a lot more calm to start this morning. we are expecting those winds and conditions to continue trending toward the calm side. this is what we are working with, winds between 5-15 miles straight out of the north so it is dry out there. as we head throughout the day, you will notice a high pollen count, specially for someone who suffers from the allergies of the season. a lot of pollen out there. it was all just shaking around. now, it is suspended in our ott mo atmosphere. the who had pinks and reds, that's the fiercest winds. the yellows and oranges come back into the mix. a lot more stable atmosphere we have to look forward to.

temperatures are going to be comfortable today. you will notice as this high pressure range builds in so quickly, it is really strong. your temperatures are going to jump by about 10-15 degrees from yesterday in some cases. 71 degrees on the way to san francisco. beach day in santa cruz at 71 if you can deal with the wind. 75, gilroy. tomorrow, we will peek at about 84 degrees, widespread 80s on the way to the bay area tomorrow. a couple of 90s as well. thursday into friday, we will drop you off a little bit. maybe a few showers late saturday into sunday. let's check on the drive. 5:46. a traffic tuesday and mike is in the house. good morning, we are in the house. traffic really manageable right now. a lot of other folks in the house and not on the roadways. we just have a little slowing you saw. a little more north 101 from 680 up toward 880. not even passing there. the airport, still a smooth drive past there for airport 101 as well as highway 87. you are at the limit for 87, 85,

280, 880 as you are passing through the area. stevens creek off ramp, still construction in spots until 7:00. keep that in mind. so far, a nice, easy drive. we will show you fremont. no problems. we have a build on the southbound side with the head lights. the truck scales over here. right by tesla. a smooth approach towards mission for 680 and 880. a look at the maps shows you the tri-valley. here in livermore, 84 starts to show jammed. we will see 680 start to build through sunol over the next few minutes. no major issues toward the bay bridge toll plaza but the cash line starting to back up have the. the boeing dreamliner jet is soon to be headed back to san jose and into the sky. united airlines will return their planes back on the flight schedule. the dreamliner has been grounded due to fires. they have completed testing the

new redesigned battery. it must nout wait for approval by the faa. people living along the peninsula coast now looking to basically fire their fire district board, a special recall election will be held for the coastside fire protection district. people are upset because the three board members voted to end the district's contract with cal fire in favor of creating a stand-alone department. the critics call the decision reckless, adding that the cal fire contract saves money and keeps residents safer. the coastside fire district includes coastal communities like half moon bay, miramar, mosque beach and el granada. >> the plan would force owners of soft story buildings to make seismic retrofits to try to make the buildings safer in an earthquake. it includes buildings with garages on the bottom that are

at least three stories tall and built before 1978. tennants were concerned that landlords would pass that cost on through rent increases. the city has worked out a compromise that could allow some tennants to avoid the increase. the board is expected to approve that ordinance today. new this morning, it is the ridiculous reality that goes with championship games. crews cleaning up near the campus of university of michigan after fans set coaches and mattresses on fire. they were upset over michigan's loss. they lost to louisville. firefighters working through the early morning hours trying to put out those flames. we are happy to report, nobody was hurt. at least two people so far have been arrested. police also forced an action in louisville after celebration there got out of hand. things started to wind down earlier this rng month. an officer was attacked forcing riot police into action. most students did leave quickly from that area.

there were several scuffles. bottles were thrown out. it did get ugly. that forced police to use tear gas. an armored car was brought in to restore the madness. things are calming down around that university and the festive atmosphere, guess what, maybe jump-started all over again tonight in louisville as the lady cardinals play for their very own national title taking on connecticut. be careful what you tweet. a twitter argument hit center stage in a new opera. the relationship between germany and the united states ahead in business news. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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that's kind of how we warm up for the show every morning. the opera viewed in estonia over the weekend called, our fault. based on an argument between u.s. economist, paul krugman and estonia's president. it took place after krugman express td doub expressed doubts about estonia's economy. most of the people in the audience said the opera was really nice. u.s. secretary of treasury in europe this morning. scott mcgrew, the message he is delivering, rather controversial. >> you are doing it wrong. maybe not quite that directly. that is the message he is sending. secretary of state, jack lieu, telling european leaders, the u.s. is concerned about their strong push for austerity. he says europe should work on spending its way out of a recession, not saving its way. you have seen the riots in the street. they have in the midst of a very tough austerity measure. is he right? there is a perfectly reasonable school of thought that says,

yeah, you should spend your way out of trouble. we did that with the stimulus over here. these days, the push in washington is towards more cuts and austerity. it is kind of peculiar for an american official to walk around europe saying spend when washington is in the middle of the sequester. the french finance minister this morning canceled his meeting with lui, though it is not totally clear it had to do with controversy. there is one person that is very annoyed. that would be the most powerful woman in the world, angela merkel. she has been behind most of the demands in europe for austerity. she is running the show. germans have a visceral fear of deficits and more specifically inflation. you look back at history and can figure out why. the u.s. and germany going head to head. this is a significant disagreement. >> thank you very much. 5:55. let's check back in with meteorologist, christina loren and what else is as intriguing as that nice warmup we are

getting ready for? today looks good. tomorrow, you might have to kick on the a.c. for the first time this year. temperaturewide, upper 70s inland. bayside, 72. at the coast, 71 degrees. even in san francisco, hitting the 70s. a little preview of tomorrow. stop that clock on your futurecast at noon wednesday. already in the 80s in places like fairfield tomorrow. i will tell you who could see the 90s. good morning. it is a traffic tuesday but for the last few weeks, we have had scattered spring breaks and into next week, we hear some schools you have the week off today and next week as well. we are watching for a different traffic flow. it is still building. the bay bridge, a different flow. no problems on the span you see here. lighter than yesterday. our map will show you the approach down to the east shore freeway at the limit. the maze, not a problem either. highway 4, we have that build.

not so bad for traffic tuesday. there is a crash at marsh creek road in the california bypass. that's not big for the bypass. watching that, guys. back to you. we have good news on a follow-up here. three baby owls recovering after strong winds knocked them right from their nest in santa cruz county. they say the owls fell from a eucalyptus tree. rescuers now carrying to are these little owls. at least two of them in good shape and could be returned to the tree soon. you can see there they have placed a modified laundry basket in the tree to make the nest stronger, to hold tighter, the next time the wind starts to kick up. we have heard the various ways climate change can affect the environment. here is a new one for you for the bay industry. we have learned about the snapping bolts on the bay bridge.

why some experts say it should never is have happened the toll plaza, almost 6:00, starting to back up there already. mike will help you through you the morning commute if that is where you are headed. if not, sit back, relax. more news ahead as well as the look of that good-looking forecast. 5:75. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible.

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>> stopping an illness before it becomes an outbreak. no excuse for busted bolts snapping off the bay bridge. why experts are bashing the issue on the new eastern span and what they say could have prevented the problem. and, getting rid of a golf course to build a super-sized santana row. we will show you how santa clara is thinking big to become the south bay's hot new shopping

destination. we are super sizing your temperatures today. tomorrow, a return of the 90s. we'll let you no he how long the warmup will last looking at the bay bridge toll plaza with a new crash in the south bay. i will show you the impact and the location coming up. nice sunrise coming up over the south bay. you made it to tuesday morning. we'll help you through it, april 9th. thanks for joining us. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. a big safety move here. hundreds of students at a bay area high school just learning they will be tested for tuberculosis this week coming after a student tested positive for the infectious disease. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live with the story right now. she has all the details. good morning. good morning to you, jon. contra costa county health

services will be out here testing 200 deer valley high school students were in the same class or same club with that student diagnosed with tuberculosis. the principal sent home a letter to those families involved. the student who contracted the disease is no longer infectious but was back at school yesterday after the county first found out about this on march 19 th. the diagnosis was confirmed about six days later. that's why it took a while for this information to get out. tuberculosis is an airborne bacteria infection of the lungs that is spread through the air when a person with the illness coughs, sneezes or talks. symptoms can include prolonged fatigue, rapid weight loss, fever, chest pain, even coughing up blood in some cases. the tests are set for thursday of this week. this is the first test like this