cabrini parish. he violated his probation, he admits but he had a letter from the diocese giving him permission to be there. the diocese says that letter was not authorized and should never have been written. a bizarre scene in the east bay as shoppers come face to face with a man who had been shot. he walked into the grocery store around 8:15 looking for help. contra costa county officials say he was shot somewhere near valley view road and allison flan richmond. it is unclear when the shooting happened and how the man got to the store. his condition is still unknown. we have an update as police are possibly getting closer to the person who shot and killed a san jose paramedic. officers say they have recovered a car linked to that crime. somebody shot and killed quinn boyer on keller avenue in oakland hills last week. a witness reported seeing a suspicious car in that area on

the very same day. investigators not sure if that shooting was part of a robbery, an attempted carjacking or simply road rage. so far, no arrests have been made. >> a month after a man was crushed to death in a bart station elevator shaft, investigators now know who he is. they need help finding his family. they identified him as 42-year-old david thomas. thomas was crushed by an elevator at the montgomery bart station. police say he was homeless and may have been living in that shack. they are still trying to figure out where thomas is from and whether he has any family. still, not clear how thomas was able to get into that elevator shaft. >> an autopsy will take place today that could help identify a burned body that was found in south san jose. the victim was so badly burned. police still do not know if it is a man or a woman. they discover the body near carl road near an on ramp. investigators believe the person

was homeless and was kampicampi out. the south bay person that admitted stealing from nuns pleaded guilty to fraud. she said she used her position to steal nearly $50,000 in cash and buy more than $50,000 worth of jewelry, purses and other personal items from the home shopping network, qvc. she could face up to 20 years in prison and $1 million in fine. >> a police officer was arrested for an off-duty incident in merced county. he faces misdemeanor charges for obstructing an officer according to gilroy dispatch. no word on what led up to the charges. gilroy p.d. is conducting its own investigation. it is 5:05. we were talking about it yesterday. one of those picture perfect

days. have a stroll, soak up the sunshine, take up the vitamin c. we are going to change significantly. part of the reason why are the winds that are picking up. good morning, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. a good-looking day shaping up. if it was too hot as some cities did get awfully close to the 90 degrees mark. fairfield, very close. we almost hit 90 degrees in sunny veil sunnyvale. a 10-20 degree dropoff. look at all the winds coming out of the west. cool ocean air pushing on shore. your temperatures are going to drop dramatically. fairfield, 10 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. 7 degrees cooler in san francisco. that's a noticeable difference. you want to pull out the jacket for the first part of the day. temperatures are in the upper 40s, low 50s. by noon, we are going to be in the low 60s. we'll round out the day in the mid-70s inland. closer to the low 70s bayside. at the coast, temperatures are

only going to make it into the upper 60s. 69 at the coast for today. we have some changes around the corner. guess what else is just around that corner, friday. we have a good-looking weekend shaping up. i want to help you make those outdoor plans, specially if you have the little ones and are itching to get them out. first, let's check your drive with mike. >> i get my kids out as much as possible. my wife says, go, go outside with them, follow them, watch where they are. 101, northbound, beyond the 680/280 interchange, picking up the volume a little bit. south bay commute won't kick in for another 40 minutes or soechlt we see the northbound routes. no major issue. more cars hitting the road changing our averages a bit. the southbound 101 slowing. this may be due to a crash around 237 south. one person calling in, sort of hanging out by their vehicle. just stay over to one lane away

from the slow lane. just move over to the left one lane to keep everything clear. we are looking at 880. no delays out through san leandro into hayward. we will watch for one of the early signs of commute there as well as oakland past the coliseum. our live shot past the oakland coliseum with the northbound tail lights. you are at the mimt. back to you. mike, thank you very much. we can tell you, this is where the rubber meets the road. a new road piling project getting underway in palo alto using some old tires as pavement. the rubberized surface going down on alma between san antonio road and colorado avenue, crews will be using 1,000 tons of recycled tires shredded and combined with asphalt to create a new surface. project organizers say that rubberized mix is aimed at trying to reduce traffic noise. this is funded by a federal grant and city street

resurfacing fund. >> have you ever driven on one of those? >> you have them in arizona. it is so smooth. it is pretty cool in the car and recycling too. 5:08. the cal bears get a new look. we are going to show you the uniforms next. always about fashion. a woman jumps into action to subdue this man who was allegedly attacking somebody on b.a.r.t. we'll let you know what she used to bring him down. >> reporter: good morning, i'm bob redell. live to the south bay where google, local police are looking to take on a couple of heroes. we will tell you if you are a veteran how you can get in on this unique job fair coming up.

a carjacking suspect crashes right into a fire hydrant causing water to shoot and spray high into the air. "today in the bay's" marla tallez live near union and south vanette avenue. good morning. >> reporter: this is why it is never a good idea to steal a car and try to run from police. you are likely to take out a fire hydrant like this person did. allen is going to zoom in to give you an idea. you can see the yellow crime scene tape thachlts with are the fire hydrant used to live. it is completely gone, tore out of the street this morning. ended up crashing right into the wall over there. the scenes ayou just saw is clear. a tow truck was here when we arrived, took away the car. chp's lead agency handling this care. this is what happened. the car lost control, crashed into the fire hydrant. the aftermath shooting from the hydrant at union and van ness. we are also told the car hit a

muni bus before it crashed. no word on any injuries. by the time officers got here, the suspect or suspects had already taken off. they could be hurt, though, judging from the damage done to the car. the air bags deployed, the whole bit. this all started. this chase started at 3:05 this morning, less than two miles away at mission and south van ness. chp tells me officers ran the place, quickly learned the car had been car jacked out of modesto. officers are in touch with the police. officers lost sight of the car a few minutes into the chase and found it crashed into this fire hydrant a minute later. the suspect is still on the run. i asked the chp officer why they ended up running the plates in the first place. he could not give me an answer. i'm waiting to get that information for you this morning. i can tell you the scene is clear at union and van ness. that means no impact to local traffic. for now, live in san francisco, marla tallez, "today in the

bay." >> it is 5:15. a unique job fair being held "today in the bay" air why and across the country for veterans looking for work. it is all part of an initiative by nbc universal called hiring our heroes. we are joined live at the american legion post. >> good morning, bob. good morning to you. this will be kicking off in a few hours from now. i will have more information shortly. if you look at the national employment rate overall, somewhere in the 7% to 8% rate, somewhere in between. for post 9/11 rates, that unemployment rate is 10%. if you are under 25, it is 30%. there is clearly an issue with vets getting hired by companies. matt geoby with the u.s. chamber of commerce. why do you think there is this reluctance or is there one with companies trying to hire vets? >> i don't know if i would say it is a reluctance.

i think it is more about us raising awareness, trying to let companies know that these veterans have so much to offer. they bring a great skill set. all we are trying to do is marry them up. >> you are also saying some vets don't know how to sell themselves. >> that's the number one problem we see on a day-to-day basis. folks out of the military after a long career, or who have never had a nonmilitary career, translating skills is their biggest challenge. >> reporter: you have an online resume tool, a job fair. >> correct. >> reporter: 35 companies ranging from who? >> ranging from google to the san jose police department, to first command financial to s.a.p. >> reporter: if you are a veteran, you can show up here. you have a preregistered list of 175 but you are accepting walk-ins. >> show up in a suit.

we don't just accept but encourage waub encourage walk-ins. bring your resume. >> we are at american legion post 318. 9:30 to 1:00, in the neighborhood of san jose at 1504 minnesota avenue. this hiring our heroes, they have a goal of getting jobs for 500,000 vets and their spouses by the end of next year. so far, they is yoursurpassed 1 hires. >> it is 5:15 right here. scott mcgrew is off this morning. we get your check this morning. s the market is looking to continue their winning ways. stocks rose for a third straight day. nasdaq closing at a 12-year high. trading fueled by the minutes from last month's fed meeting which shows members debating

when they should stop buying billions of government bonds and mortgages each month. we get data today. in terms of how we ended yesterday, a strong day for the dow and the nasdaq. back over to you. talk about a need tofor spe. how about this? the police force inveiling the world's fastest and most expensive patrol car on the planet. a specially modified lamborghini costs about $550,000. this can hit 60 miles per hour in under three seconds. that's bank, zoom. what about the top speed? 217 miles per hour. the sports car painted in green and white for the colors of the dubai force not likely to be racing after criminals. instead, police say it will be dispatched to tourist areas to show, quote, how classy dubai is. hey, ladies, how you doing?

$200,000 for a cop car in dubai. they do it big. >> they do, really big and tall. >> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. comes a long way from i've got pulled over in florida once. gheit came out with a cigarette hanging off his lip. >> i bet he didn't give you a ticket. >> no but that was classy. you don't find that in california. 51, livermore, 52 san jose, 51, gilroy. >> no, i have a pretty good record of getting out of tickets. 51, livermore, 51 gilroy and 51 to start in half moon bay. we are running a lot more on the cool side than this time yesterday. you are going to notice the difference when you walk out the front door. it es crisp, good air quality. some people had to use their a.c. for the first time. reports on twitter.

a 15-degree dropoff is noticeable. make sure you are ready for that. the winds are picking back up again with cooling us off and reinforcing that onshore flow. that kicked up the winds yet again. that will put the factor at the immediate coastline for this morning. we saw the clock on your futurecast. expecting drizzle as well as the fog starts to thicken up. a mix of sun and clouds later on today as the area of low pressure continues to drag more and more moisture through the bay area. that's going to keep us cool. not quite as much sunshine as yesterday. it was beautiful. the sun comes back out for the weekend. temperatures look good. they are not going to see a lot of sun in chicago today. first pitch, 11:20. catch that game on our sister station comcast sports bay area as the world champion san francisco giants take it to chicago. jon kelly

jon kelley's old neck of the wood. the rain will make for an interesting game. if you tune in, flip it back over. at 11:00, 68 degrees. mild conditions. by wednesday, 73 degrees. temperatures hold steady in the 60s and 70s. not looking too bad for this weekend or next week. let's check your drive. we are going to go over at the san francisco side. christina talking about the wind bringing in the moisture. the wind is there. that's what's registering on our traffic and weather index. windy, gusty conditions along the peninsula and into san francisco. we are following up on that story that marla just gave you. she said over here, 101 or van ness coming through the sit it i at union. that's where all the activity was. you saw the busted fire hydrant at the end of the police chase. the roadway has cleared. there may still be some activity including marla and our crew. a note for folks as you hit the road heading through san francisco. heading to san francisco, a smooth drive over the bay bridge and the east shore freeway. no delays.

i want to talk about a delay on the b.a.r.t. lines getting out of san francisco. san francisco live heading over towards dublin, pleasanton or the east bay. delays 10-20 minutes. we are tracking that. nothing specific reported right now. this is the east shore freeway. a commute direction. i just told you about the smooth drive. good spacing. the volume is starting to build. 101 through palo alto, thank you so much, mike. a good samaritan jumped into action to break up a fight. a woman used a stun gun to subdue this man who allegedly attacked another passenger. 30-year-old zachary mccob was arrest afd he got into a fight with a 62-year-old man over a seat. the woman saw it happening and zapped mccob. he faces battery charges and the woman will not be charged. >> i certainly hope not. she kind of saved the day. the cal bears changing their

identity sort of. the sports department unveiling a brand new look and a new logo for all sports teams. the changes, not major. the new uniforms looses pretty good. the blue and cold color scheme, accented with gray instead of black. very fashionable. the new look golden bear logo, a little leaner, meaner, looks pretty tough. nike created the new line of uniforms. they do this for a lot of teams and they sell well will will be rolled in and out for the football season coming up in september. no nike is going to cover the cost. a lot of kids go to school based on uniforms, no joke. it helps in recruiting. it doesn't guarantee it. kids like the look. >> interesting. 5:22. many could

coming up. a new study that may have some women ditching the bras. how many minutes a part? she says, a minute apart. i go, a minute apart. oh, my gosh, your not going to have time to drive to stanford. >> probably not. a neighbor helping another neighbor. we will hear from the mountainview mom that had a little help in her delivery.

welcome back. how are you feeling on a thursday morning? hopefully, this shot will help energize you. live over san francisco. yesterday, spectacular weather. our meteorologist, christina loren, will be back to tell you, you have to change a little bit. we'll hang around throat you know what's coming up. 5:25. a french scientist said bras are bogus. he spent 15 years on this study.

i found bras don't help women with back pain, sagging or anything else. there is no medical, physiological or an dom cal gain from wearing a bra. breasts may get saggyier because of it. take the study, they say, with i agrain of salt. it was a small study involving just 130 women. >> lingerie helps us men out when it comes to holiday and special occasions. we know what to get. keep it sexy. a couple in mountain view right now, happy to have their newborn infant with them following an unexpected delivery. >> she came into the world from her family's bathroom. she was in the bathroom when her water broke. with no time to go to the hospital, her father ran to the neighbor for assistance. she had never delivered a baby

before but someone had to help out. >> first time, i push and the baby just came out but baby didn't cry so i thought, oh, my god, oh, my god, i'm going to risk nigh baby here but then she did something and then i heard baby crying and i was so relieved. >> i hear babies crying in the background. she and her mother went to the hospital after the delivery and received a clean bill of health. >> that is a beautiful scene there. speaking of giving birth, san francisco mayor, ed lee, has something major to talk about surrounding the 49ers bid to give birth to super bowl 50 or 516789 the major expected to make that announcement at 10:45. we are in contact with the mayor's office and will bring you any details as soon as we get them in. four major carmakers issuing a recall that will affect millions of cars around the world. plus, police trying to put the pieces together after dozens of shots were fired and two cars

crash overnight. we will have the details coming up next.

a car chase completely wiped out a fire hydrant. more coming up. hundreds of students at one bay area high school will have to take a t.b. test after one of the classmates contracted the disease after crushing temperature records yesterday, we are talking about a significant cooldown. dropping those numbers by 10-15 degrees. a noticeable difference. changes may continue through the weekend. we will take you through them. the commute just getting started. two crashes in the south bay and a delay on the b.a.r.t. line. a live look spanning over the city by the bay. that is san francisco. always looks nice in the darkness before the sun comes up on a thursday, april 11th.

"today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. just a wild police chase in san francisco which ends in dramatic fashion. a carjacking suspect crashes right into a fire hydrant causing water sprayed high in the air. "today in the bay's" marla tallez is live near union and south avenue with what led up to the crash. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i was just on the phone with california highway patrol. they are helping out the san francisco police department looking for two to three suspects that took off from the scene. those are the people, two to three people that were in this car when it came crashing down van ness and slammed into this fire hydrant at the corner of union and van ness. completely wiped out the fire

hydrant, took it out of the sidewalk and the aftermath was just just water shooting up into the air. the geiser of water. the tow truck was on scene taking the vehicle away when we arrived on scene. the call came in at about 3:05. the chase started less than two miles away down van ness on south van ness at mission street. chp officers tell us san francisco police ran the plates because they saw this car was drivinger r driving eraticily. this car started and ended less than two miles away. the scene has cleared. no impact to local traffic. you can see the crime scene tape up on the corner. no impact to local traffic. the officer tells me san francisco police have set up a perimeter in this area looking for those two to three suspects. no one appears to be hurt in this accident but, again, the search for these people is on

this morning. for now, we are live in san francisco. marla tallez, "today in the bay." new this morning, a violent and chaotic night in vallejo sends four people to the hospital with gunshot wounds. a hail of gunfire erupted about 10:00 at the corner of minidrive and echo submit road. they found two cars crashed in the area. near the wreckage, two people shot. one of the cars riddled with bullet holes. two others hit but tried to run away but collapsed about a block away. all four people are expected to be okay. no motive for the gun fire. >> i don't believe this was your typical random shooting but, again, we're not sure exactly who was involved in it. police say as many as 25 shots were fired from different handguns and rifles. no one else was hurt on the block. east palo alto police shoich forg a drive-by shooter that shot somebody walking down the

street. a 29-year-old man was shot in the head before 8:00. he was walking along azalea drive knew pulgas avenue when a dark-colored vehicle pulled up and somebody fired a handgun. that man is currently in stable condition. so far, no motive reported for the shooting. 5:33. a bay area middle school teacher is under investigation accused of hitting a student during class. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live with a cell phone video that led to that investigation. >> reporter: good morning. we have looked at this cell phone video a few times. it runs just under two minutes. it shows some students seatnd a classroom. the teacher is walking around waving a long, unknown object in her hand. the video was obtained by

claycord.com. she was allegedly hitting one student and threatening others. there is noise going on in the background, giggling but you can't tell. they say they capital share details with the public but the teacher is on administrative leave as we investigate the matter and take all necessary steps to ensure students have a safe and productive learning environment. this incident happened just before spring break. the parents have a toddler who allegedly -- the toddler was tied up at tape at a pleasanton preschool. they are suing the school and the teacher. the former teacher tied up their daughters hands and feet at center point preschool. the incident, they claim, has caused the 2-year-old to have panic attacks and can't sleep for more than a few hours at a

time. they are reviewing that lawsuit. hundreds of students at an east bay high school will be tested for tuberculosis. they are conducting the test after a student was diagnosed with an illness last month. that student has since recovered and is back at school. health officials say about 200 students had contact with the infected student and could have been exposed to t.b. it is the first case on the school campus in four years. it is 5:35 right now. we go back to christina loren. you say, not quite as nice as yesterday. >> not if you like the warm weather. jon and laura, good morning to you. the fog has returned. indicative of a strong onshore flow back in the bay area. i want to show you how much cooler it is to start the day in fairfield. 10 degrees. oakland, 11 degrees cooler. you are in the 60s at this point yesterday. san francisco is running 7 degrees cooler. you might want to break out that coat. we will see the 60s just about

everywhere. rounding out the day and comfortable readings in the mid-70s. look at the winds coming out of the west. that's indicative of the onshore flow. it is a strong wind out of the west at 28 miles per hour. novato, travel cautiously, specially over the golden gate bridge. mike and i will be tracking your commute all morning long. i want to show you how the difference will be. santa rosa, 85. yesterday, 74. right here in san jose, we are going to round out the day at 70 where as we hit 85 degrees yesterday. officially, the warmest day of the year so far. as you make your way out that front door this morning, just be re ready for that fog. we will check that drive. low clouds hovering over the roadway. as far as the driving conditions, we are queso far. with christina's warning, we are watching that. as that sunrise approaches, we see visabilities change around

the bay area. building up volume, getting ready for the first burst starting to kick in. 110 through san jose. we will see how things are shaping up overall. right where it says san jose, you see the speed starts to slow as the volume builds here. two crash toss talk about, north 680. chp has to arrive to clarify the location or if there are two separate incidents. watch in the northbound direction headed toward san jose. an earlier crash looks like it has cleared off, 237 westbound. that's your typical commute coming out of sunnyvale and into mountainview. b.a.r.t. system reports equipment problems on the crack, 10-20 minlths. back to you. thank you very much, mike. a major recall to tell you about

involving four different car companies, toyota, honda, nissan and mazda all recalling a combined 3.5 million vehicles worldwide because of an air bag problem. they all have air bags from the same manufacturer. they say the air bag on the passenger side can burst sending plastic pieces flying. so far, there are no reports of injuries. that's toyota corolla, tundra and lexus sc, 2001 to 2003. honda is recalling civic, cr-v and odyssey. also including the nissan cube, x-trail, maxima and teana. 2001 to 2003. mazda rx-8 and mazda 6 are also being recalled. it is 5:39. coming up, the case of the dreaded cold shoulder. baseball commissioner, responding to bud selig's request to move to san jose. >> what we're learning about a

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in washington, d.c., lawmakers getting ready for a big-time fight over stricter gun control laws. as senators get set for initial votes, a new nbc poll showing a drop in public support. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with the latest. good morning. jon, good morning. that poll came out while you were sleeping. 55% supporting stricter gun laws. there was a drop in february, about the same as january right after the sandy hook shootings. now, will lawmakers consider that as they take a look at this first vote today? not a final vote but whether or not they will let it go forward. republicans had threatened a filibuster that would have stopped this legislation in its tracks essentially but other republicans say, not fair. we need to give it an up or down

vote. it looks like that fill buster may not happen. the latest is a compromise by two senators, joe manchin and pat tumi that would allow for a gun show background at shows at online but not in private party sales. that's gaining momentum on capitol hill. "today law lakers gettimakers getting at another demonstration. >> unemployed veterans are getting a great shot at finding work today. nbc universal kicking off its hiring our heroes program for veterans across the country. bob redell joins us with a preview of how veterans can get their resume to ploy ears. >> reporter: show up here between 9:30 and 1:00. there will be ruffoughly 35

mbujuu)ying to take a look at your resume. they are going to take a look at it. it is up to the veterans or spouses to see whether they can look at that interview. what should the veterans know showing up today in advance. >> ideally, we want them to show up in business attire. put on your suit and print up some copies of your resume. come in and be ready to sell yourself. push the action yourself. >> reporter: you have been doing hiring for heroes for quite some sometime. what are ployeemployers about t veterans? >> what they are really saying is once they get to talk to the veterans, they are very impressed, surprisingly so. we have a lot of employers that come to these fairs that aren't sure what to expect. to the employers, i would say, if you are potentially interested in attending one of

these fairs, please do. you will be surprised at the quality of the job applicants. >> one of the issues with veterans is they don't know how to sell themselves. that would surprise me. it seems like military experience would be an asset. >> it very much is an asset. the problem is translating the skills from military speak to the civilian world. >> reporter: hiring our heroes.org. there is a resume engine if you are a vet or a spouse of a vet, active military, reserve and national guard. it is hiring our heroes job fair 9:30 to 1:00 here at american legion post 318. at 1504 minnesota avenue. we put that up on the screen in case i am regergy taiting too much information. you can go to hiring our heroes for more information. reporting live in san jose, willow glen, actually. bob redell. "today in the bay."

thanks so much. christina loren is back. >> we are looking really good. i linked that up to my facebook page. it is really easy to find. 5:4567 5:45. looking good this morning. i wanted to start with this picture of traffic. we are going to see quite a built of low cloud cover. get ready for that. keep in mind you want to travel cautiously. 5:45. we are going to show san bruno. there is your fog this morning. you can see here it is pretty thick. we are, pekting possible flight delays out of sfo. i will let you know as soon as you get that information. 54, oakland. 52, san jose and 50 in gilroy to start the day. it has brought the refreshing out there, really nice, specially when you consider that. a lot of people have the a.c. on

overnight. high pressure heads south. that's where the hottest readings will be across the nation today. down in the south end of the straight. so cal down right toasty. 70 degrees in san jose. temperatures look better for your outdoor plans on saturday than what we're expecting on sunday. 77 degrees for saturday. as we get into your sunday, only hitting the mid-60s. then, we're going to kick off next week with a lot of sunshine. let's check on that drive. things are pretty busy out here in the south bay. started with traffic flow in the east bay to show you the typical build. we have the east bay, westbound direction. coming out of the pass, starting to bog down around north livermore avenue. heading down toward sunol. it continues down into the south bay where i said there is kind of a hot bed going on.

a couple of crashes on 680. in the northbound direction, it sounds like two crashes, northbound at hostetter. coming down out of san jose. north 680 coming off of the 101 interchange. we will look at the bridges, the dumbarton and san mateo. we have the wind registering over here on our censors as well. i wanted to give you a quick peek. >> i did talk about the yellow and windy conditions coming through the city. visibility on the golden gate and bay bridge. quick shot of the east bay. we are going to end with this. the east shore freeway moves smoothly. back to you. thank you very much. this morning, san leandro

police are asking for your help catching suspects want ford a series of robberies. police released this surveillance video hoping someone might be able to identify the two gunmen. san leandro police believe the suspects are responsible for seven robberies since january. a video of the robbery at the grocery outlet. one suspect holding a gun to the clerk's head and firing a shot into the ceiling. police want to make an arrest before someone gets hurt. >> their behavior may escalate. it is a repeated pattern. they have had a couple of stores more than once. >> they are targeting large stores like grocery outlet and home depot. tlar there is a $20,000 reward. chuck reed is getting the brushoff from bud selig, baseball commissioner. he wrote asking for i apersonal meeting to talk about what's

holding up the a's move to san jose. selig responded a few days later telling reed to talk to the commission formed four years ago if he wants answers. reed tells him he will follow up on the commissioner's suggestion and looks forward to a response. >> traffic around the cal palace might be heavier than usual, because the san francisco bulls are hosting their first-ever echl playoff game. they play the alaska aces. the best of seven series durn y currently tied at one game a piece. don't forget about the giants and the a's. in the east barks the ooes beat the angels 11-5 last night. that makes their seventh straight win. the two teams play again tonight at angel stadium. the top golfers on the entear planet begin their quest

for the coveted green jacket. >> first round of the 2013 master aegs golf tournament now underway at augusta national. in the gallery watching today's action, the first two women to ever be admitted into the private club. former secretary of state and current stanford professor, condoleezza wright and financial power player, darla moore. some local players taking part. keeping a close eye on cal's own michael weaver, the first ever golden bear to tee off at augusta when being enrolled as a student, 21, a yjunior, grew up in fresno. he turns 22 tomorrow. he wants to bring home a green jacket and celebrate. he tees off at 8:18 this morning. >> that green jacket would be a nice birthday gift. it is 5 l:51. festival organizers for the

burning man will help keep prices low a mind-blowing experience of a hawaiian fisherman. a close encounter that might have freaked him out but not keeping him off the water.

a big victory for the organizers of the burning manifest tifl. the nevada legislature voting to prevent the county from imposing rules and fees on that festival. burning man draws more than 50,000 people to the black rock desert each and every year. they wanted to charge festival organizers a per-head fee to cover the costs. the state legislature says that's not going to happen. the event is on federal land.

only the federal government can impose fees. >> if you were inland, you may have felt like you were burning up. >> i loved it, soaked it all up. >> what are we in store for today? a good-looking day shaping up a pretty thick marine layer hovering between 500 to 1,000 feet. if you are going to be headed over any of our higher elevations, take it easy. we have that upslope fog. this is san bruno. you can see the fog. we expect low clouds to lower. temperatures today are going to be comfortable but a noticeable dropoff by 15 degrees. you will hit 76 down from the upper 80s. 69 degrees at the coast. your full forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. stick around if you can. mike is here to help you get out the front door on time. the note from christina talks about the fog and low clouds

hovering around the mountain tops. the bay bridge toll plaza, a little bit smoother. the thickening commute for the cash lanes. the metering lights likely turned on in the next 10 minutes or so. the south bay is there. north 101, a typical build north of 680. watching activity there. back to you. >> thanks so much. nothing sure of a welcome sight along guadalupe's river. >> a family of beavers has built a home near the hp pavilion tichlts a healthy sign for the river habitat. they are hoping this may be the start of a new settlement. beavers were common in the santa clara valley 150 years ago. development actually drove them away. >> smile, beavers, you are on candid camera. from beavers to birds we go in the baby peregrine falcons.

the city needs help naming the little ones. their nest is on a ledge on the 18th floor of san jose city hall. kids between 5-18 can submit names for the little falcon chicks along with a piece of artwork, an essay, video or song to enter. all you have to do is visit sanjoseco.gov. all must be submitted by april 26th. check this out. a very close encounter for a man fishing from hawaii. did you see it? a 10-foot tiger chark jumping out of the water trying to steal the guy's tuna? he was trying to reel it in. it bumped kayak and he snatched the fish. >> i can't imagine how fast his heart was beating.

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a blast of cold water soaks cars and streets overnight. why a police pursuit ended like this? are bay area students getting smacked in the classroom. the secret video that appears to show bad behavior by a teacher. we'll let you know what the school is saying about this. i never expected my baby was going to be born in the bathroom in a house. a surprise delivery. how neighbors helped to bring a south bay baby into the world with no time to spare. >> weather whiplash continues

today. temperatures are chilly. you can do what you want on the radio in the car but i have you traffic jams in the south bay, two coming up. time to get the live look outside. a spectacular look over san francisco. enough to inspire you as we creep ever closer to the weekend. "today in the bay." good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. i'm jon kelley. good morning. new this morning, a wild ride ends with a very wet finish. a carjacking suspect crashes right into a fire hydrant causing water to shoot straight up into the air, very, very high. "today in the bay's" marla tallez live near union and south van ness avenue with what led up to the wet ending. good morning, marla.

>> reporter: i want to start by saying the search for the suspect is on. more than one person. officers tell me they are looking for two to three people that were in this car when it came barreling down van ness, a very popular street in san francisco. it came barreling down. it crashed into the corner of union and van ness, taking out, completely wiping out the fire hydrant there. some crime scene tape up. the aftermath produced good video of water gushing out of the hydrant. the car involved is a newer model nissan versa. by the time the police got heer here, the suspects were gone. it started two miles away at mission and south van ness after 3:00 this morning. the call came in at 3:05. the car was driving erratically. they ran the plates. they found out the car had been car jacked out of modesto. stolen. that's when the chase began and ended in dramatic fashion.