will update us on the fix of the busted bolts on the bay bridge. briefing the commission on its investigation this morning. more than 30 of the massive rods snapped off after being tightened last month. there are 288 anchor rods on the new span. more than two-thirds of them have not been tightened. caltrance is trying to figure out how the rest of the records do not break. breaking news overnight, bay area investigators looking into a triple shooting that kills one man and wounds two women. this all happened after 1:00 this morning on yorkshire drive not too far from deer valley road in antioch. two victims are the mother and adult daughter and the two had a restraining order against the alleged gunman, who somehow ends up dead. neighbors in the area say this is a violent and shocking

attack. >> we saw this and it's like, what is this? and then to hear about somebody being shot. it, it -- it's devastating. >> those two women were taken to john mier medical center where they are both in critical condition this morning. a body found on fire on the side of a south bay road. cr crews initially responded to reports of a brush fire on the cottle road on-ramp in south san jose last night. while battling the flames they found a body that had been badly burned. investigators are now working to identify that person. crew crews say it appears he or she may be living in the area. >> it appears that what we found were things like a mattress, tent, things like that. it appeared that the person didn't reside in the area where we found the body. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. officials say there are no sounds of foul play.

oakland tribune photographer. police have arrested 38-year-old anthony lister of san leandro, a ten-time felon charged with killer 59-year-old lionel fluker, who was hit by a stray bullet, sadly later died. at least one other gunman is involved in this attack. if you know anything about this shooting please call opd. 4:34. mother and father used of killing their daughter's suspected pump will be charged later this morning, facing first-degree murder charges in the death of calvin sneed. two of the suspects claim sneed was pumping their teenage daughter. all four suspects were ordered to stand trial last month. south bay soldier being laid to rest right next to his father. 24-year-old specialist delfin

santos jr. was killed in afghanistan along with two other american soldiers over the weekend. a car bomb reportedly exploded while they were delivering textbooks to school children. santos was following in the footsteps of his father, who also served in the army. santos' dad fought against the japanese during world war ii and was held as a prisoner of war. santos jr. is the youngest of 17 children. he and his sister, madeline, joined the army and served together in iraq back in 2008. >> trying to help people, trying to protect the doctor, the diplomat. which is good. i'm so -- i'm just proud of him. i'm proud of him, but why this had to be him. >> such a tough day. specialist santos will be laid to rest, as we said, right next to his dad. this will take place in the philippines. >> dozens of students from the bay area are in wauvds thshingt. this morning, joining thousands

of others for the biggest immigration rally since 2006. the students left from oakland international last night, part of a group called by any means necessary. they're demanding full citizenship rights for all undocumented workers and the passage of the federal dream act. >> fortunately, i was born here. i don't think it's fair for people who are trying to come over here and trying to have a better life, they can't do it. >> organizers say most of the students raised the money for the trip on their own, asking for donations door to door and speaking to unions. the rally in washington, d.c. will coincide with several events around the country. here in the bay area, a prayer breakfast is planned at our lady of guadalupe church. activists will march through downtown in support of immigration reform before holding a rally at the old federal building in berkeley a candlelight vigil will be held

on the pedestrian bridge. business groups and labor unions have said they've reached a tentative deal. involve i involving a new visa program that would admit 20,000 immigrant workers in 2015. that number could grow to 200,000 over five years. number of visas would change depending on the unemployment rates, job openings and employer demand. the deal would still need final improvement by lawmakers, could make a way to have an immigration bill released as soon as this week. let's talk about the forecast for today. the warmest day today, christina? >> warmest day of the year so far. i'm usually not this excited at 4:38 on any day. today, we have been waiting for the warmth. maybe you've been waiting to hit the beach like myself. today is your day to do so. how does 80 degrees in santa cruz sound?

oh, yeah. i bet you can let out a pretty good oh, that's so good. temperatures will be nice. it's calm out there to start over most of your bay area cities. winds have made an impact on the bay area. still have debris on the roads. pollen levels are high. but this is what's going to make the big difference today. high pressure takes control, bringing our temperatures up toward that 90-degree mark. forecasting 90 in fairfield today. this is how it all works out. temperaturewise, 49 in livermore. we stop the clock for you at 10:00 am, touching on the 70s. temperatures ramp up in the low 80s. as daytime highs and the heat of the day typically at 4 you city dwellers, you'll get spoiled today. beautiful conditions. in san francisco, this is one day only, temperatures drop like

a rock tomorrow. i'll show you how that looks on your seven-day outlook also. over the hump, get closer to that weekend. check your drive, see how you're doing in that department with mike inouye. >> a one-day only deal for san francisco. 74. looking over here, 880. pretty limited time this morning. very light, easy drive for north 880 past the coliseum. high street, high rise. maps north 880 out of hayward, there is a crash at tennyson. sounds like it's near the off-ramp. just off the roadway. also oil there. there may be a lane blocked as crews arrive, cleanup as well. temporary slowdown. looks like it's clear now up toward 492. peninsula, easy flow of traffic. 101 through palo alto. 58 0 near vasco road, i'm get

ing a report. we'll bring it to you next time. >> thank you, mike. clearing the way for a massive shopping center near the new niners stadium. city council were going to a vote. they did yesterday, to close a bmx track and 18-hole golf course and tennis club. entertainment district filled with shops, restaurants and a mix of housing will be put up in its place. the project is similar to san jose, santana row, but five times the size. google now has permission to build an executive terminal at the international airport. $82 million facility will be a place for google execs to park and service their private jets. airport officials say it will generate more than $2 million per year in rent. if things go right, you might be able to own your own private jet. get those tickets ready. the very first powerball drawing, tickets sold here in california, starting tonight.

$3.1 million of tickets were sold here in the state last week. ladies and gentlemen, that is a national record. congratulations, everybody. tonight's jackpot, $60 million. you know the deal, if somebody matches all five numbers, plus the power ball, the winner takes home the goods, nearly $39 million after taxes. not a bad gig if you can get it. you have until 7:00 tonight to go out and purchase your tickets. i'm going to go out and get one. you found out $2 per ticket, bow wear, as opposed to the $1. >> quite an investment if you get those numbers. >> value return, spectacular. i'm getting it. >> we'll see tomorrow morning. yahoo! investors have another reason to celebrate this morning. could be team iing up with anotr big bay area tech company. and how one mobile phone company is trying to lure you in with a new iphone 5 at a discounted price. plus, a puppy tied to train

tracks, but it survives. why police say the owner will not be charged.

welcome back, everyone. t-mobile pulling out all the stops trying to get you to switch, including offering a discount on a brand new iphone.

the company announced today they will start selling the iphone 5 on friday, it will start to offer discounts to people who trade in their old iphones and also gives them a credit that can be used towards the monthly device fee. they hope the appeal of a new iphone will give customers incentive to switch from their current carrier. bottom line making a lot of investors happy. a pair of big-time tech companies look like they're close to teaming up. for that and more, we turn things over to seema mody. seema, good morning. hello, seema, good morning. >> futures are higher right now at the dow close, yet another record high tuesday. off the highs of the session, back-to-back gains. that's close to watched by investors. dow closing 14,673 and nasdaq

add i adding 15 to close at 3237. top stories we are watching, general motors will start running ads on facebook, testing mobile ads for the chevy sonic next week. gm caused quite a stir last may when it announced three days before facebook's ipo it was dropping paid ads because they have little impact on consumers. facebook generates more than 80% from revenue in advertising. yahoo! and apple want to deepen their relationship, discussing ideas to expand the amount of content including sports and finance data that comes preloaded on the iphone and ipad. yahoo! is looking at whether it could provide search ad results to apple so it could rely less on rival google. back to you. >> seema mody, thank you very much. christina loren has a look at that forecast. >> look what the wind did to my hair. i let the wind do my hair for

me. 4:47. nothing like looking in the mirror and seeing myself for the first time this morning. like likely, you're just waking up, and you're in the same boat. sunny and summer like. temperatures are at 64 degrees at 4:47 in the morning. what that means is that you don't need to start with a sw t sweater, not even a jacket. go right to the short sleeves. oakland will get very close to that 80-degree mark. driving those winds offshore. southern california, watch out for the santa ana winds. they'll be strong through the grapevine for today. offshore flow for us means temperatures will be just about as wrm at the beach as they will be at the beach. comfortable conditions there. and let's talk about temperatures. you may need to use your a.c. for the first time this spring.

80 in redwood city and 74 in the city. what a beautiful day. we're not going to hold on to this warmth for long. we head through tomorrow, that cooling sea breeze crossing to our north. onshore flow. starting off with fog and drizzle. into the weekend, temperatures stay steady into the 70s. you two are looking at those numbers going, ooh, yeah, we are getting closer to the weekend. >> you said beach today and i already thought about it. thank you very much. 4:48 now. japan's defense minister has ordered his nation's troops on standby for a possible missile launch from north korea. south korea's government announced the north has completed preparations for medium-range rocket. they're also saying the test could come at any moment. the south foreign minister told politicians that a launch was, quote, highly likely. there's speculation the north may launch the missile to mark the birthday of its founder kim

il sung. a plane carrying the hakken family and joshua hakken. joshua kidnapped the four and 2-year-old from his mother-in-law's house and sailed the family off to cuba. the cuban government helped to capture that family. little background on this story, grandparents were granted custody of the boys last week after their parents attended an anti-government rally and were caught with a gun, marijuana and knife in their hotel room. a $21,000 reward is being offered to try to track down a gunman who shot an elephant from the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus. elephant was shot in the neck during a drive-by shooting in mississippi yesterday. carol is now heading back to her

home in missouri to spend the next couple of months recovering. security is being increased to protect the two other elephants remaining in the show. a happy ending to just a very strange story of a puppy now safe in southern california after being tied down to some train tracks. authorities in riverside county say a 78-year-old man reportedly tied up this 10-month-old poodle terrier mix last week and simply walked away from the tracks. operator of an oncoming train saw the puppy and managed to stop the train just in time. officials say they are not pursuing animal cruelty charges against the elderly man, because he appears to be confused and just didn't understand exactly what he had done. the puppy's nickname is banjo. it's now healthy and banjo is now up for adoption. >> find a good home for banjo there. 4:51. florist has been thrown into a lawsuit over same-sex marriage. state legalized same-sex

marriage last november but the florist says because of her beliefs in jesus christ, she will not provide flowers for gay weddings. the florist is being sued by the state for violating anti-discrimination laws. the issue is being hotly debated online and on local radio. >> the i disagree with the florist. i don't think there's an issue or problem with selling the couple the flowers. >> this case goes to the heart of the question of whether people in this culture still have the freedom to disagree and run their personal lives and their businesses and make decisions in their own life that are consistent with who they are. >> an attorney for the florist calls the lawsutte violation ofs client's first amendment right to free speech. it is 4:52 right now. we'll tell you about a major change, those awkward hospital gowns. a more comfortable version may be headed to a hospital near you. >> can't wait to see that, i think. plus, meet the new guest of the marine mammal center.

where this little guy washed up and how he's doing this morning. we look at the berkeley curve. smooth drive around here. this is the maze. i have a crash i'm tracking on the east shore freeway and another that just popped up. there may be another issue out of the tri-valley. a tough day shaping up. we'll have the latest. jooivgs

telling you it's extremely rare finding these animals, but

right now a baby seal waking up in the care of the marine mammal center. found trapped at the flood gates just yesterday. the 5-week-old seal possibly got separated from its mother and swam up shore. once it finally gets bigger and healthier, it will be released back in the wild. this marks the very first time in ten years a seal has been found in palo alto. >> what a cutie there, too. playoff bound. live look at the oracle where fans will get a chance to see their team in the playoff later this month. they clinched it in front of a home crowd last night, beating the timberwolves 95-89. four more games before the playoffs start in just 10 days. >> had a strong start of the season. little lull but now it's party time. >> there you go.

4:56. mike inouye is coming along, right? >> party time as always with mike. >> we believe in the warriors and in good traffic flow right now. see how long that lasts for the east shore freeway, it's westbound 80. good news is that the earlier crash i was watching has, ind d indeed, cleared from the incident report without slowing. maps show you the smooth drive. i just showed you the live shot. no problems across the bridge. west 580, a crash here. little slowing. have you ever been stuck in those hospital gowns, wearing one of those not-so-flattering gowns? something new could be a fashion hit at detroit's henry ford hospital, wrap-around gown, closes with snap buttons instead of the traditional ties. doctors say new gowns provide easier access. another major benefit is the gown also covers up your stuff behind you. the gown could soon be licensed

for use at hospitals everywhere. >> make sure that model is very comfortab comfortable. >> feels good. breathedable. >> how bay area robbers used bar cue sauce to get out of a sticky situation.

like oh, you shouldn't have been drinking. you shouldn't have been dressed like a -- you know, whatever. you should have taken care of yourself. that's definitely shifting the blim on the victim. what you should be teaching instead is don't rape. >> students at a area high school take on the issue of rape. why it's more common among students than you might think. good morning. i'm bob redell. i'll take you to the scene where they're trying to figure out who it was along the side of the highway. that's come iing up. welcome to the warmest day of the year so far. temperatures in oakland, 65 degrees. i'll tell you how long this warm-up will last, coming up.

tracking two crashes for the fremont area. one for 880. new one for 680. i'll bring you those details coming up. city by the bay, san francisco, bay bridge glistening in its greatness. you made it to wednesday, april 10th. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura fwarsa canon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. new details on a body covered in flames near a busy on-ramp in south san jose. so badly burned investigators still cannot identify that victim. bob redell is live in the south bay with more details on that investigation. bob, good morning. >> good morning to you, jon. less than 12 hours out from the start of this fire. you can still see some of it still smoldering off this northbound 85 on-ramp.

fire and chp are trying to determine who that person was and what start this had fire here along the on-ramps in northbound highway 85. several drivers called 911 a little after nine to report that brush and trees were on fire. as the fire department was putting it out, they discovered the badly burned body. it appears he or she, they can't tell what the gender was. it appears that that person was homeless based a mattress and tent nearby, along with other personal items. the fire department doesn't believe there was foul play but they're not 100% yet certain. >> we're trying to determine whether it's accidentala accide purposeful at this point in time, nothing says it's anything other than accident al. >> the on-ramp was shut down for a short time. but of course, it is now reopened. this should not have any affect on the commute.