side. that should clear up. perhaps some crews are arriving on the scene. everything sounded like it was off to the shoulder for the next 20 minutes. you see the yellow. not fog but wind registering. i will check with christina. we will get some specifics. new this morning, a vile leapt and chaotic scene in vallejo sends four people to the hospital suffering gunshot wounds. a hail of gunfire erupting around 10:00 last night, near minidri mini drive and echo summit road. they found two people shot near the wreckage. the cars riddled with bullet holes. two others were also hit. they tried to run away but collapsed about a block away. all four people are expected to be okay. as of now, no motive reported for the gun fire. >> i don't believe this was your typical random shooting but,

again, we are not sure exactly who is involved in it. as many as 25 shots were fired from different handguns and rifles. >> 4:33. a middle school in con toward is under investigation for allegedly hitting a student during class. this is video attained by clayford.com. the superintendent says it is a personnel issue and he cannot share specific details. however, in a statement, he told us the teacher is on administrative leave as we investigate the matter and take all necessary steps to ensure our students have a safe and productive learning environment. no word if police are part of the investigation. the incident happened just before spring break. the parents of a toddler allegedly tied up with tape at a police saintton school are suing

the preschool. they say her hands and feet were tied up after she refused to take a nap. the incident has caused the 2-year-old to have panic attacks, they say, and can't sleep for more than a few hours at a time. time for students at an east bay high school will be tested for tuberculosis. a student was diagnosed with the illness and has since recovered and is back at school. about 200 students had contact with the infected student and could have been exposed to t.b. it is the first case on a contra costa school campus in four years. >> east palo alto police searching for a drive-by shooter that shot somebody walking down the street. a 29-year-old man was shot in the head just before 8:00 last night. he was walking along azalea

drive when investigators say a dark-colored vehicle pulled up and somebody fired shots from a handgun. the man is currently in stable condition. so far, no motive for this shooting. this morning, san leandro police asking for your help catching suspects want ford a series of robberies. police released this video hoping someone might be able to identify the two gunmen. they believe the suspects are responsible for seven robberies since january. this is video of a robbery of a grocery outlet. one suspect holding the gun to the clerk's head and firing the shot into the ceiling. police want to make an arrest before someone gets hurt. >> we are worried that their behavior may escalate. it is a repeated pattern. they have hit a couple of stores more than once. they are targeting large stores, grocery outlet and home depot. police think they may also be responsible for robberies in other cities. there is a reward for arrest and

conviction. a public ceremony held for randy royce who died last month after a lengthy battle with cancer. he was 62 years old, served one term from 2007 to 2011. the member oral ya is being held at the san carlos hiller aviation museum. it starts tonight at 5:30. 4:36. hundreds of bay area veterans looking for work have a chance to find today. a job fair being held in san jose as far as nbc universal's hiring our hero's program. they have 40 positions available and are hiring dozens of businesses. there will be plenty of businesses doing the same today. from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at

the american legion post in san jose. bob redell is headed there. he will give us a preview coming up san jose mayor, chuck reed, is getting the brushoff for baseball commissioner, bud selig. he asked for a personal meeting to say what is holding up the move of the a's to san jose. selig responded a few days later telling him to talk to the commission if he wants any kind of answers. reed tells that he is going to follow up on the commissioner's suggestion looking forward for a response. >> maybe he will say, hey, i was going to pay. >> something like that. >> great temperatures we saw yesterday just as you told us. it was going to be a warm one, christina. beautiful. it was a really nice day. today, we are going to lose 10-15 degrees of the warmth. make sure you get on out there later on today. that's when you want to head on outdoors. the temperatures will be mild.

i want to start with a live picture. you see the san mateo bridge starting to get the low cloud cover. in oakland, 56. good morning to you, concord. 54 degrees in livermore. by noon today, we are only going to reach the upper 50s to mid-60s in the south bay. napa might hit 70 degrees. as of noon, we are going to round out the day in the mid-70s. the warmest cities reaching 75 degrees. down from close to 90 just yesterday. you know what is right around the corner, that all-important weekend. it really looks good around here. that's coming up in my next report. let's check that drive with our own mike inouye. christina showed you that shot from the toll plaza. the camera was moved over, has been all week since the heavy weeks hit us overnight. it was a little different than your typical traffic shot.

the east shore freeway, smooth drive. at the top, you see the glowing lights coming down through richmond. as christina is talking about, some fog, some moisture, smooth drive here approaching the bay bridge. on your maps, no slowing, no problems. oakland shows a nice, smooth flow for 885. marked here. the event. playing the oklahoma city thunder. no problems, guys. back to you. >> thank you very much. a little heads up. it is going to be heavier tonight than usual. that's because your san francisco bulls are hosting the first-ever, echl playoff game. they play the alaska aces at 7:15. currently tied at one game a piece. >> in the meantime, giants may be the reigning world series champs. one of the hottest teams in

baseball in the east bay. they play again tonight at angel stadium. out on the courts, one of the all-time classics. top golfers start their quest for a coveted green jacket. the 2013 tournament getting underway from augusta national. the first two women to be admitted into the private club, we saw former secretary of state and current stanford professor, condoleezza rice and financial power play, darla moore, sporting the green jacket. golf fans keeping a close eye on this tournament. cal's own michael weaver, the first ever golden bear to tee off at augusta while still a student. 21 years old, junior, grew up in fresno. turns 22 tomorrow. he wants nothing more than one

of those green jackets to celebrate. weaver teeing off at precisely 8:18 this morning. >> good luck to him. lots of people checking it out. tiger woods, finally back to number 1. there is a 14-year-old from china playing, an eighth grader in the master's. they dodge a bullet, how they got out of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for this year's event. sg four major car companies issuing a recall affecting millions of cars. we'll tell you which ones and why next. the cutings keep coming. shut ron announcing hundreds of people in the bay area will soon be out of a job.

welcome back. 4:44. it's official. chevron moving jobs from the san ramon office to houston. the staffing reduction starts in august. even though the headquarters is staying put in san ramon, a total of 400 jobs will be moving to texas. local employees that lose their jobs here can apply for new positions within the company. i guess you can call this keeping up with the joneses. another company talking about shrinking down the size of its tablet to compete with the mini. seema mody is live with more

details. good morning. >> hey, jon, good morning. let's take a look at those markets. today, futures higher, stocks rising for a third state day, the downed s&p 500 hitting new record highs. nasdaq closing at a 12-year high. last month's fed meeting showing members debating when they should stop buying billions in government bonds and mortgages. we do get data back on unemployment and import prices. dow up 128 points. nasdaq, up about 60. president obama will meet with the ceos of several big banks, including jpmorgan, citigroup, goldman sachs and bank of america. they are in washington for a regular meeting of the financial services forum, a trade group that represents 19 of the country's largest firms. they will discuss the u.s. budget, immigration, reform and cybersecurity. in other news, microsoft is

thinking about a smaller screen. the company is developing a seven-inch tablet to go along with its larger surface devices. it could go into mass production later this year. they are trying to compete with the likes of google's nexus tablet and the ipad mini. want to check with meteorologist, christina loren, to look at forecast changes we are going to see today. >> changes. that was a short-lived warmup. you might have had to use your a.c. for the very first time this year. i can tell you, it is going to be a lot cooler today. 4:46. let's show you what you are working with. this is an interesting morning. you want to give yourself plenty of extra time. if you are waking up with us around the inner bay or the immediate coast. we have some weird weather happening. a weak disturbance came through. it is strong enough to drive the wind out of the west at 30 miles per hour in novato. in addition to the strong winds, we have some heavy fog, which is

usually not the case. temperatures are going to be nice and mild, specially for the first part of the day. we are going to end up a little bit cooler than yesterday right at the beach. your inland cities are going to be much cooler, temperatures, 56 degrees in con toward. 54, livermore. meanwhile, 51 degrees in gilroy. so let's talk about the fog, as you can see, drizzle is going to be a factor for the first part of the morning. we are going to clear you out at 9:00 a.m. we are looking good there. take you into the afternoon hours. temperatures in the 70s today, 73 degrees for livermore. 65, san francisco. your seven-day outlook shows you nothing but sunshine after today. we'll talk about what's to come for the weekend, significant changes i really want you to know about. stick around for that. back to you, jon and laura. we'll look forward to it. 4:48. a major recall involving four different car companies. toyota, honda, nissan and mazda recalling a combined 3.5 million vehicles worldwide because of an

air bag problem. they all used air bags from the same manufacturer. they said air bags on the passenger side may burst sending plastic pieces flying. so far, no reports of injuries. toyota is recalling the toyota, t tundra. honda, civics and odysseyings. the nissan cube, excel, mazda. xr-6 also being recalled. one of four taken hostage returning back to work. fire station shows that man hugging another firefighter yesterday. four of them yesterday were taken hostage when they responded to what was supposed to be a routine medical call. after about four hours of a standoff, s.w.a.t. teams raided

that home killing the suspect. we can tell you the good news here. none of those firefighters were hurt. >> the u.s. senate could begin debate on new gun restrictions as soon as today. a vote is expected on whether to reject a potential filibuster. if it is avoided, they will debate on key issue, including gun checks on buyers. many oppose tougher gun laws the man accused is going on a scary stabbing rampage. 20-year-old dillon quick being charged with three counts of aggravated assault. police say quick randomly stabbed 14 people at lone star community college near houston. authorities say he has been telling them he has been having fantasies about stabbing people since he was in elementary school. he will now undergo a

psychological evaluation. the people injured in that attacked are all expected to be okay. the man best known for voicing charlie brown in the peanuts television shows is headed to prison. 56-year-old peters robbins will be sentenced next month in san diego. he pleaded guilty yesterday to threatening and stalking his ex-girlfriend and the plastic surgeon that gave her breast enhancements. he could get up to three years in prison. >> a big-time victory for the organizers of the burning manifest tifl. they are voting from imposing rules and fees to the festival. it draws more than 50,000 people to the black rock desert. the county wanted to charge organizers a per-head fee to cover law enforcement costs. the state legislature says, no, that will not happen. the event is taking place on federal land. only the federal government can

impose fees. a rare animal sighting in the south bay. new residents near the shark tank, no, not the shark. >> here is one. a hawaiian fisherman, a huge surprise. a close encounter with a shark, jaws is disrupting his fishing excursion, not stopping him from going back to the waters. >> if you're going over the water, well clear of that, the bay bridge toll plaza, our shot from the emeryville camera. wind out there and fog.

welcome back, everybody. this one a welcome sight along san jose's guadalupe river, one that hasn't been seen in a century and a half. >> environmentalists say a family of beavers have built a home near the hp pavilion. they say it is a healthy sign and hope it is the start of a new settlement. they were common in the santa clara valley 150 years ago but development drove them away. >> night vision paying off. >> from beavers to birds, how about some baby peregrines. the city of san jose needs help naming these little ones. their nest is perched on a ledge

on the 18th flew floor of city hall. you can submit names you think they should be called along with artwork on video or song to enter. visit san jose.gov. check this out, very close encounter for a man, very close. he was wishing from his kayak in hawaii. did you see what he caught there? 10-foot tiger shark. jumped out of the water. tried to steal his tuna he was trying to reel in. >> it was a big one. 500-pound shark. bumped into the kayak. eventually won that battle snatching the tuna. >> the shark made a circle, came around and ate the kava near my

boat and then it hit me and i had a reaction. i did get the shivers a bit. ìáhp &hc& >> take a look at it again. the close call didn't keep him away from doing what he loves. 37-year-old man, he caught three more fish that same day in the same area, good size too. he says encountering sharks in the ocean, it is just part of nature. >> better get a bigger boat. >> you are not kidding. >> unbelievable. let's check in with our road warrior, mike inouye. >> also, when i go in the ocean, i try to do something biger than a kayak. southbound traffic with the head lights into the south bay. no problems throughout san jose. a new crash, 101 at 237 in mountainview. in slowing yet. we will track that. there is 101 through palo alto.

low clouds, top of the screen. we will show you the new $200,000 car that police have. it could soon be hitting the streets in dubai.

a middle school teacher is under voegs finvestigation for allegedly hitting a student in class. investigation for a man who allegedly embezzled tens of thousands from a local charity. temperatures tumbled today. i will let you know what you can expect and that all-important weekend forecast coming right up. the bay bridge shaking with this shot. we will talk about your traffic and some issues in the south bay. a new crash. we'll have that coming up. speaking of the south bay, mike taking a live look outside from san jose, downtown. all quiet right now.

it is early, 5:00 on thursday, april 11th. this is "today in the bay." this is friday eve. yes, indeed, we are getting close to the weekend. good morning. it is 5:00 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> middle school teacher is under investigation accused of hitting a student in class. the incident was caught on camera. christie smith joins us with a look at the video. good morning to you. this appears to be a cell phone video taken in the class that runs just under two minutes. the teacher is standing up. all the students are seated and she looks like she has some sort of object in her hand that is long. the video was obtained by klaycord.com and claims to show an oak grove middle school teacher hittle at least one student. you can hear giggling in the

background. she appears to swing that unknown object in the direction of at least one of those students. it is somewhat obscure, at least the angle that was taken. the superintendent with the mount die ab blow unified school district says this is a personnel issue and he can't share the details. in a statement, he said, the teacher is on administrative leave as we investigate the matter and take all necessary steps to make sure our students have a safe and productive learning environment. this incident happened apparently just before spring break. christie smith, "today in the bay." the convicted child molester spotted working at a fair for children at a catholic school in san jose is headed back to court and headed to jail. he was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for violating his probation. he is a registered sex offender was allowed to volunteer at a carnival held at