since 2009 when a student at antioch high school had tuberculosis. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." today, a judge deciding if there is enough evidence to bring a teenager to trial in the shooting death of a toddler in november of 2011. 23-month-old hiram lawrence was with his father outside of a liquor store when he was tragically caught in the cross fire of a shooting. he sadly died in the hospital days later. prosecutors say the person who killed the toddler is a 17-year-old gang member who was targeting a group of people videotaping a music video outside near that store. the two other men accused in the shooting have already been indicted by a federal grand jury. 6:03. san francisco's police chief will talk to neighbor notice miss district about a recent officer-involved shooting outside a bar near valencia and 17th street. police opened fire when they saw

the suspect pointed a gun at a group of people. the suspect and another person were critically injured. the gun the suspect was holding turned out to be fake. the police chief will hold a town hall meeting at the cornerstone church on 17th street at 5:00 p.m. new details as caltrans gets set to release some findings of its investigation on the broken bolts op the bay bridge. two experts in the field telling the contra costa times there is no excuse for why more than 30 of the high-strength steel rods snapped after being tightened. there are several ways the steel could have been weakened. defective coating on the outside of the metal or the wrong temperature when that metal was manufactured. caltrans will release the full report sometime tomorrow. >> football isn't the only thing coming to santa clara. today cob a make or break day for a massive expansion plan near the 49ers new stadium.

"today in the bay's" marla tallez joins us live in why today is so important. >> reporter: it is so important, because today could determine the future of the land we are standing on. the santa clara city golf course and tennis club. this is one of the properties that would get wiped out if this megaentertainment district is built. that's what they want to do here, build a megaentertainment district. the popular bmx track would also get bulldozed. the major yor says a major developer wants to turn 238 acres of property into i ahaven for shopping, hoteling, dining, even living. homes cob a part of the development in the end. jamie matthews says they will consider an exclusive voemt with

th developer. it is a chance to bring more jobs at no cost to the city. >> imagine a mix of uses, retail, jazz, hotels, everything you would want to have in a stadium site near a convention center. it is such a large piece with the cost of development and the cost of land here in the south bay being so high. let's face it. it has been prime real estate. >> for some perspective if you are familiar with santana row in san jose, that shopping district is ruffoughly 42 acres. this property would take up 230 acres. more than five times the size of santana row. the santa clara city council will consider this project at their meeting at 7:00. here is the thing. you heard from the mayor. he is happy about this idea. not everyone is. some people have said about the idea of wiping out the city golf course. we are going to hear from them. what mayor matthews has to say about the future of golf at this

site. >> over 200 acres, that is massive. >> a lot of shopping. >> notice the smile. >> football, shopping, something for everyone. >> that is the perfect mix. christina loren, perfect for just about anything you want to do out there. >> if you are going to be shopping this morning, hold on tight to the bags. the wind will continue to create problems. your temperatures are rather mild. we will easily touch on the upper 60s by noon rounding out the day in the upper 70s inland. 49 degrees. good morning. san ho zarks 55 to start. in san francisco, headed towards really comfortable conditions specially if you wanted to have lunch out on the water. palo alto looks good. you will be in the 70s. same for you. winds are going to play a factor. they have substantially calmed down. we are in the

20-30-mile-per-hour sustained range. by 4:00 p.m., 77 inland. bayside, 72. at the coast, 71 degrees. tack on an additional 5-10. that's where we are headed for tomorrow. coming up, 6:07. let's check that drive. we are looking over here with 101 northbound. as predictable on a tuesday, we have the build and a little bit of slowing. look at the map. a typical of a tuesday. we have a lighter volume. the last few weeks and continuing for this weekend. next week, we will see the spring break rotating in many schools and different districts around the bay area. a light flow. the earlier slowing has calmed itself down as well. the rest of the south bay, no major issues for this map. 880, stevens creek boulevard, still construction there but a light flow of traffic on south 101 as you are heading past moffett. you have a crash that has moved over to the shoulder and no slowing approaching highway 85.

a live look outside shows you how things are along the peninsula. a smooth drive there as well. for palo alto, 101 into the city and out for 101 and 280. we are going to look at the live shot past the coliseum as well as the build starts on the northbound side. you are at the limit all the way through downtown for 880 and 580 through oakland approaching the bay bridge. the toll plaza has the metering lights turned on. a lighter flow approaching the area through the maze. we will track it and back to you. >> maybe leave the driving to someone else. coming up, same supply, more demand. we're going to tell you why san francisco is scrambling to solve the taxi shortage. the mncaa college campus, they take over the streets overnight. troubles at jc penney's. they couldn't do anything to make it worse?

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louisville coach, rick pitino, the first coach to win with two different teams. he won against kentucky in 1996 the nfl will be in a philadelphia federal courthouse to ask the judge to throw outlaw suits over concussions suffered by former players. nearly 4200 former players accuse the nfl of concealing the risks associated with concussions and other blows to the head. some players are suffering from dimension and alzheimer's disease. all claims should not be brought to court due to terms of a labor agreement. >> a ucla water polo player has been suspended following his accusation of raping a fellow

student. the ucla freshman was arrested wednesday. he was released monday on $200,000 bail. he is due in court to face charges later on this month. 6:13. time for a check of today's top stories. ndreds of students in antioch could be tested for tuberculosis this week. a student was diagnosed with tb a couple of weeks ago. the student has sips recovered and is back at school. the test is for students, they are considering it mostly a precaution. >> a 6.3 magnitude earthquake has struck southern iran. there is a nuclear power plant 60 miles from the epicenter. earlier reports indicate it was not affected by the quake. >> north korea is urging foreigners in south korea to evacuate saying the two countries are on the brink of nuclear war. analysts say a direct attack is unlikely. time to check business and tech news with scott mcgrew. what do you have for us?

let's talk about the shakeup at jc penney this morning. there is huge anger at the boar. they hires and fire ceos. shareholders are furious at the big switch. out is this guy, ron johnson, the fellow that came over from apple who helped invent apple stores in fact. his reign at jc penney's has been a disaster. what's startling is who the board picked to replace johnson, mike ullman. this is the guy they fired to make room of johnson. he is the former ceo of penney's. he is the guy they department like before they didn't like the new guy. they said he chronically mismanaged the stores. the rest of the storey is when johnson left apple, they replaced him with someone they don't like. maybe the solution here is for johnson to go back to apple. he did a good job with their

stores. j.c. penney's stock has fallen by more than half. the one guy you don't want to have come in is the person you fired for incompetense you don't get rid of your first guy with the second guy. johnson is a very confident manager. lots of people at apple like him. maybe the solution is him go home to apple. 6:16. california's wine industry has a new threat this morning, climate change. >> researchers say it won't be long before all the water used to grow grapes in the state will dry up. "today" in t in the bay's" bob

is live with the changes expected to happen sooner rather than later. over the next 40 years, wine-growing regions like here in livermore and napa/sonoma, could see a dramatic dree kres in their number of vineyards so say climate researchers in a new study but out by the national academy of sciences. the cause would be global warming. as the temperatures rise, they believe there will be less rain and water to irrigate and cool these grapes. grapes like the hot days. the sugar levels are off and they are able to cool off during the night. too much heat and they fail to produce the quality of flavor that makes good wine. they predict they would move north to higher elevations. namely states that are close,

montana, washington state and idaho. the down side is that there would be the destruction of wildlife habitats to support animals like the grizzly and gray wolf. the suddy predicts problems for wine region ns south africa, australia and southern europe, specially near the mediterranean. this report is considered ground breaking because it is reportedly the first time scientists have looked at how global warming could affect wine-growing regions throughout the world. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." just one man's opinion. 6:18 right now. let's check in with christina loren. it is going to be really nice out there today. >> that just sparked some people's interest. it might impact my wine intake. i want to hop on that bandwagon. a good-looking day. it is going to be warm. i can tell you right now, you want to prepare for the two separate parts of date.

temperatures in the mid-50s, a couple of low 60s. you can see that from our picturesque san jose camera. one of those days, at least to start, hard to find a cloud in the sky. 55, 49. good morning, san jose, and 50 to start the day. you can actually hit the beach comfortably today. we are going to warm up 10-15 degrees. san jose, 49. 42 in my hometown of campbell. temperatures today are going to start to warm off the bat with the sunshine coming in early. a bit of a windchill factor. we are going to go from windy to breezy. the strongest wind, fairfield, close to the central valley. they will taper off finally getting some calm conditions around here. we have to deal with the aftermath. all the pollen knocked around and picked up by those winds

suspending our atmosphere now. a problem today and tomorrow. high pressure, this guy is strong, building in. near 90 degrees for tomorrow just around the corner. make sure you are ready for that. today will feel like a summer afternoon. 77, concord, 75, san jose. this is what i'm talking about. look at san francisco. 71 degrees. really comfortable out there in the sit tichlt perfect for outdoor lunch plans today. getting into tomorrow, a little bit on the warm side. 84 degrees. that's places like san jose and livermore. you know the outlying areas like fairfield and gilroy, those have the best chances of seeing the 90s. we are looking really good for that tomorrow for the first time this year. thursday into friday, not as warm. plus sha plus, the sunshine. maybe a stray shower. the best chance will be up north. good morning.

i hope that stays off. we have that cherry blossom festival parade up in san francisco as well. we're looking over here toward the south bay where we have a gentle build for north 101. from 680 up to 880. it's 620, mild flowing. a lighter flow over the last few weeks. it will probably continue over the next couple because of scattered spring breaks. 84 shows compression through livermore. 84 through the niles area showing a slowing. meanwhile, 580, a predictable pattern out toward the dublin interchange. we will focus here, brentwood, reports of a crash. originally reported on the california bypass. it might be affecting brentwood boulevard. through the area, traffic control for the northbound side. highway 4 or the bypass.

we are tracking that down. it sounds like there is a crash working in that area. the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the backup because of the metering lights. a smoother drive, slowing a tad bit from richmond in. the foster city side of the san mateo bridge, the camera shakes. there are gusty winds. about half as strong as yesterday. no wind advisory. the dumbarton bridge to the south, a similar situation. it connects the dumbarton bridge as well as the san mateo bridge. we are looking at the southbound side. from time to time, we are seeing folks bunch up at the university on ramp. the freeways themselves and the peninsula, just fine, back to you. it is 6 clo:22. a bike shop with beer on tap. the new business brewing up controversy in a certain bay

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orange sherbert in the bablg ground. >> right now, the city of san francisco has more than 1600 taxis in service. the independent study says they need almost 700 more to keep up with demand. the report says dispatch services are notoriously unreliable. the city's municipal transit agency says it is reviewing the report and will make recommendations for improvement if you like sailboats and food, this may be bad news. food trucks banned from the america cup's festivities. they will not be allowed during the upcoming rag ga ta. >>. >> a new store is getting the go-ahead to serve beer and sell

bikes. the bicycle brew stop plans to open on april 27th. the owners want to devote 300 feet for lounge. local youth groups oppose the lounge. >> hops and barley and bicycles built for two. keeping an eye on the comings and going at bay area bars. we'll let you know why san francisco may start relying on security cameras to keep a close eye on its clientele. >> a new round of nuclear threats from north korea. how their next move could impact business right here in silicon valley. >> right here in the bay area, a live look. a little bit slammed out there at the bay bridge toll plaza.

christina loren filling you in on a gorgeous day in the bay. we're back. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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is the threat of war on the korean peninsula a threat to business here? we'll tell you why san francisco could start tracking you on your next pub crawl. right now, we will track things from wall street thich. s this is nasdaq. not to worry. that is the circumstancircue du. >> this is "today in the bay." that's an inspiring way to get things going.

>> it looks like planet of the apes there. hi, again, everybody. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. we are covering some serious news as well. families whose lives were torn apart by the shooting rampage are appearing on capitol hill to try to convince congress it is time to vote on gun control. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. newtown families turning their grief into action. is it enough to save the struggling effort to enact tougher gun laws? >> they are certainly coming at a critical time. this gun control legislation seems to be going nowhere fast. after getting a ride on air force one from connecticut where the president was speaking yesterday, the families are now here. they are on capitol hill this morning trying to convince lawmakers to expand gun control. specifically background checks, perhaps not universal. certainly, to expand background

checks. that's one effort going on. law enforcement officials from all over the country are going to be talking about why the administration wants tougher gun laws. it is something that six states, including connecticut, have done since the new town shooting. ten states have scaled back restrictions on guns. there is a divide. we are seeing that here on capitol hill as well. thursday, first lady, mhelle obama, heads to chicago, all of this in an effort to try to jump-start this legislation. two senators working on a com e compromise. we are waiting to hear whether they struck a deal their colleagues may go for. a man is under arrest in connecticut accused of pulling out a bb gun as president

obama's motorcade passes by. they have not released the man's name or the charges north korea, the country claiming it is on the eve of nuclear war with its southern neighbor. they are urging all foreign companies and tourists to evaluate south korea. they have pulled out all of their 53,000 workers from a manufacturing plant completely jointly operated by both the north and the south. south korea soldiers conducting live artillery drills as part of an annual military exercise with u.s. japan has deployed missile defense symptoms at three locations all around tokyo. the move coming in anticipation of north korea launching a test missile. >> an attack on south korea could affect tech companies here in silicon valley. samsung has an enormous production facility on south

korea's western coast, not far from the demill terized zone. apple buys technology in samsung. all goes into their iphones. >> the suppliers of technology equipment in the would recalled. a lot of memory comes out from them, screen technology from them. it would have a significant impact. >> in the event of an attack, samsung's south korea facility will be well defended. it has combat troops, anti-aircraft and missile batteries specifically protecting samsung property. 6:34 right now. let's check out the weather with christina loren and a beautiful day in the neighborhood. >> we are going to lose this strong wind, jon and laura. that makes for a gorgeous day. we have ships out on the bay yet again.

we didn't see all that many ships yesterday. it was so choppy out there because of the wind. that bodes well for a better day ahead. 60, navato. you are at 55 in livermore, 55, oakland. we just dropped off too 49 degrees. not too bad in san jose. probably to that point where you don't need your heater in the morning hours any longer. bayside, 72. 71 at the coast. today's giants game winds will become a factor. we could see that ball carried straight out to mccovey cove where the wind is going to take that ball. 62 degrees, first pitch. 7:15 on our sister nation. comcast sports net bay area.

>> if you are driving by at&t park, you are okay. if you are around the east bay, a problem. not so smooth of a drive. maybe some stuff on the roe. this is sunol, south 680 going to the left of the screen. it's okay here. just as you are getting past there and heading up over the bend, around the bend toward the washington, irvington off ramp, there is a crash. two cars involved there. they are over on the shoulder. not a bad deal. twenty cars reported on the side of the road. it sounds like some flats. people pulled over to help the people with the flats. there may be some debris in the roadway. be very careful south 680 heading around the bend into fremont because of all of this activity. toward mission boulevard and the cut-over, things are smooth. 880 itself starts to build.

the tri-valley is going to get impacted. look at those folks coming through pleasanton. this is going to be a bad one again this morning. if it doesn't clear soon, you will track this. the bill through oakland, not quite so bad. 880 moves smoothly. a nice drive here. 580 through oakland, very clear as well. the approach toward the bay bridge, you start the slowdown off the 880. here, the metering lights are on. the lightins for the bridge hav been turned off. >> back to you. 6:36. san francisco could be loosening its stance on security cameras for businesses that sell alcohol. board of supervisors will discuss that matter today. they down the surveillance requirement on two liquor license applications saying the businesses were not a high risk for crime. the issue has surfaced in recent weeks after a nightclub

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welcome back, 6:40. the brother of gold medalist, bode miller, 29-year-old snowboarder, chillone miller was found dead. the cause of his death still being investigated. it is believed that he suffered from some kind of seizure. >> very, very sad. new details in the battle against a southern california wild fire that has destroyed two homes and scorched 170 acres so far in ventura county. most of the active flames have been put out. hundreds of firefighters still on the scene trying to put out flare-ups. they say the fire should be fully contained by sun upstarting right now. the wind-driven fire was sparked about i a downed power line yesterday afternoon. >> 6:41. a popular spot at joshua tree national park is shut down

because of graffiti and vandalism. graffiti scrawled on boulders including a prehistoric american indian rock shelter site. some are encouraging others to follow suit by bragging about their tagging on social media sites. rattle skate canyon will be closed until april 30th while the park evaluates the damage. >> ridiculous. a bunch of dopes. coming up, a high school health care. why hundreds of students are being tested for an airborne illness before it becomes an outbreak. >> santa clara's bold plan to bump santana row. calling attention to inequality, equal paydays. we'll explain how it works coming up. [ wind howling ]

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former head of san mateo's probation department, stuart forrest, will be in court for a preliminary hearing accused of possessing child pornography. he faces up to six years in jail if convicted a man accused of driving his car through the front of a walmart store and attacking customers is expected to be back in court for a similar incident at the capital premier car wash. prosecutors say this is video showing him crashing his silver lexus through the front door of the convenience store. attached to the car wash back in december. he will be back in court today in this case as well as for sentencing on marijuana charge stemming from 2011. well, students at st. mary's right now on alert after a college student told police she was sexually assaulted in her

dorm room early saturday morning. she apparently met her attacker off campus on friday night. a local hospital reported that crime to the police department. 6:45. hundreds of students at a bay area high school will take a different type of test for tu btube tuberculosis good morning, kristi. this is all over the deer valley high school website. they will be testing about 200 students here who either shared a class or were in a club with the student who was diagnosed with tuberculosis. the principal at deer valley high school sent a letter home to those families last week. the student who contracted the disease is no longer infectious

and was back in school yesterday. the county first found out on march 19th according to the contra costa time. the risk from going from infection to disease is only about 10 irs p. . it took a little while to get the information out tichlts airborne infection of the lungs. symptoms include prolonged fatigue, rapid weight loss of over 10 pounds, fever, chest pain, coughing up blood. those tests are scheduled for this thursday. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." this morning, we are watching the weather for you as the sun comes up over san jose. a nice shot of the hills out there. today, we're being told a warmup in store all over the bay area. you know who is telling us that?

>> christina loren. >> it better be me. you better not be cheating on me in the weather department. that goes for you at home too. 6:47. good morning to you. today, waunt to start with a live picture. the winds are still pumping in san francisco. we are going to trade in those winds for a fierce warmup. climbing by about 10-15 degrees. make sure you are ready for that. break out the spring wardrobe. you will need the summer wardrobe for tomorrow. 55 degrees in livermore. 55, oakland. 55 in san francisco to start the day. winds are going to play a factor. you can see it is still pretty breezy out there. 13 miles per hour in concord and 9 miles per hour in san jose and livermore, i.e., about 10-15 degrees more on the calm side than yesterday. 15 miles per hour, my bad. as we head throughout the day, we stop the clock at noon. that's when we are going to trade in the 40-50-mile-per-hour

wind gusts to 30 to 35. the pressure gradient has been tight because of a system that came through and brought us showers over the weekend. that's working against a big ridge of high pressure, a really strong ridge. it is going to bring our temperatures into the 90s. i want to shake sure you are ready for this. 10 degrees for yesterday. an additional 10 for tomorrow. 78 degrees for fairfield. 75, san jose, 76. good morning to you in los gatos. temperatures stay warm. we drop you off thursday into friday back to the mid-70s. a stray shower late saturday into sunday. 6:49. he is all over your drive this morning. is it picking up, mike inouye? >> it is picking up in sunol because of stuff that is all over your drive as well. this is a different all over. this is your commute around the golf course and up over the hill heading into fremont.

it looks clear right here. look at the map. that is the clear spot for south 680 coming around the bend. as you are approaching the washington on-ramp, reports of 2 and 8 vehicles on the roadway. a lot of flat tires on the shoulder. a big distraction. i see the speed starting to ease up. it looks like some activity might be clearing quicker than you might expect from a 20-kari20-car incident. it looks like things are moving more smoothly but we will track this out of sunol into fremont. look at all these folks, south 680 out of pleasanton down toward sunol. 84 shows the steady flow over the course of a tuesday morning. there might be a stall as you approach 680 off of 580.

we'll track that. i'll give you those updates. 580 is just fine. the castro valley "y" not so bad. mild heading into the south bay. san jose shows the northbound route slowing at 680 toward the airport. the bay bridge toll plaza has a backup. still in the 50s for westbound 80 out of richmond and in through berkeley is your slowest area. back to you. he is safe after being rescued from the top of a 90-foot crane. it is unclear how he managed to get up there e w. he was arrested, taken away in the back of a patrol car. the new 49ers stadium in santa clara could be getting a

brand new neighbor. considering the plans for a massive entertainment district. marla tallez with more. >> reporter: we are talking 230 acres of consumerism is what it comes down to. that's what could land right here on this property directly across the street from the brand new 49ers stadium. now, one of the properties that stands to suffer is this one where we are, the santa clara city golf course. the silicon valley business journal says a major commercial and residential developer, known as the related, wants to turn these 230 acres near the intersection of lafayette street into a major entertainment district, a brand new community of retailers, hole tells, restaurants, holmes. the bmx track and the golf

course would be wiped out. not everybody loves this idea. the fong family from san francisco travel all the way here because they love this course. >> it is a great place here. i don't know where else we would go. >> reporter: santa clara mayor, jamie matthews, says tonight, the city council will consider ep terring into an exclusive negotiating agreement with the developer. it would bring more jobs and money at his city at no cost. the plans could include some links. >> it is an 18-hole golf course. i could see an executive, nine-hole course. that's the more modern way to play golf. >> reporter: another idea is that the santa clara city golf course could be relocated to live on in some way, shape, or fofrmt they will take up the entire issue at 7:00 tonight at

a meeting. >> in san jose, the city council trying to come up with a solution to a widespread graffiti problem on freeways an railroads. the city contracts with a graffiti removal company to try and deal with vandalism on city streets. they don't have the authority to clean upstate-rund highways an private roads san jose will vote whether to allow google to add an executive termle na. it would allow work to start on the $82 million facility where google execs could park and service their jets. they are urging the city to approve the plan saying it will generate more than $2 million per year in present. >> it is 6:54. "today" is bei today is being called equal payday. >> this is the day in which it is argued that women finally catch up to what men earned in

2012. >> scott mcgrew says there is still a significant gap in pay. depending on how you measure the data. if you look at just general pay statistics, the census bureau say women make about 80% of what men make. there is no doubt women still face unique challenges at work with equal access. looking at the markets this r morning, the dow is trading almost even over on the nasdaq. we have cirque du soleil. this is the company that hedge fund managers are fighting over, herbal life, suspended in trading. it is not a local company but an exciting fight. there you go. eight people on the nasdaq. i'm not sure what that means for the market.

>> nasdaq knows how to party. 6:55. the same climate change is about to crush california's wine industry. >> all the water being used to grow grapes is about to dry up. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in livermore with what this could mean for the bay area. good morning. >> good morning. not exactly the kind of i'll drink to that kind of news. we are talking about seeing disappearance of these type of vineyards like here in livermore, napa or sonoma. we are talking about a tremendous impact in wine-growing regions throughout the state. researchers and a new study are predicting a drop of 50% to 70% statewide. the number of acres suitable for growing grapes over the next 40 years. this is assuming nothing is done to avert global warming. there will be less rain and

water to irrigate and cool these grapes in these already hot wine-growing regions. you have to remember, grapes like the hot day. that helps with the sugar levels and it are able to cool off with the cool temps. if you have too much heat, they fail to produce the quality and flavor that makes a good wine. scientists predict wine growing would move closer to states close to the canadian border, montana, washington state, idaho. they could see their potential for grape-growing double. the destruction of the grizzlies and gray wolf would be the down side. now, this report is considered ground-breaking, significant, because it is reportedly the first time scientists have looked at how global warming could affect wine-growing regions throughout the world. reporting live here in livermore

where you can see the new drop is starting to sprout, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of green in the hills but how quickly it will turn brown when the temperatures clear up. hopefully, we'll get a couple more good storm sis estimate. right now, we are not doing that bad. i wanted to start with this live picture. san francisco, that flag, our world champion giants flag still flapping in the wind. winds are going to relax. san jose, beautiful sunrise. we are looking good. temperatures right now in the 50s by noon today. we are going to see some 70s in places like palo alto as you break for lunch. rounding out the day close to 80 degrees just about everywhere inland. if you miss the seven-day outlook, tomorrow, we peek. >> i would normally show you this south bay. that build pretty standard as

far as the pattern goes. here is the unusual slowing, south 680 starting to creep. this is quite a difference all the way over the hill. we still have 20 cars reported on the right-hand shoulders a result of some debris and earlier flat tires. it is 6:58. time for one final check on the day's top stories. hundreds of students in antioch could be tested for tuberculosis. a student was diagnosed with t.b. a couple of weeks ago. that student has since recovered and is now back at school. the testing for students is mostly being done as a safety precaution. >> iranian state media is reporting three people have died in a 6.3 magnitude earthquake that struck the southern part of the country.

early reports it was not affected by the iranian quake. >> the controversial battle over gun control continues. several families that lost their children in the newtown, connecticut, school shooting in washington, you can see them there getting off air force one with president obama, there to urge congress to act on stricter gun laws. the families are special guests of president obama. they arrived along with him on air force one last night. hoping to get some support behind his move to have stricter control for gun control. >> that's what's happening on "today in the bay." we are back later. enjoy your day! > good morning. breaking news. heavy snow falling in colorado right now as temperatures plummet as much as 50 degrees in 24 hours while in the east temperatures soar into the high 70s and 80s. developing now.

north korea was foreigners to leave south korea saying the region is heading for war. this morning, richard engel heads to the border. where no foreign journalist has ever been. and what a game. the cardinals win college basketball's national championship. as injured player kevin ware cuts down the net and louisville celebrates today, tuesday, april 9th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> and i'm hoda kotb. what a game if you could stay up that late. >> like 11:45. exciting. >> really cool. we'll have a lot more. i'm in for savannah this morning. take a look at this picture. the snow coming down in aurora,

colorado, just outside of denver this morning. they can see nearly a foot by the time this storm gets through. it's amazing. >> and consider this. it was 71 degrees there on monday. today, it's expected to be about 25 for the high. that's not the only major concern, by the way. this morning, there's also the threat of tornadoes in the middle part of the country so let's go right to al roker who has the forecast. >> that's right. schools closed. flights delayed or canceled out of denver. right now, mike seidel is in aurora, colorado. >> reporter: good morning, al. we were in the low 70s at dinnertime last night. that cold air ushered in with thunderstorms. the wind chills have dropped to 5 below degree. the cold may be the bigger story than the snow, 5 to 8 inches.