>> i heard a lot of commotion. the fire hydrant and ten cop cars, maybe like seven, sfpd, three chp and that was about it. the water was going everywhere. no one was around. whoever it was, they got away real fast. >> when we arrived on scene, the toy truck was here taking away the nissan. i put up a perimeter in the area looking for the suspect. at last check, they are still on the run this morning. despite the dramatic way this ended, no one was hurt. i wanted to point out one interesting thing. i said this call came in at 3:05 this morning. everything was over and done with by 3:10. they did all the damage within five minutes. live if san francisco, marla tallez, "today in the bay." new details on a violent and chaotic night in vallejo.

a hail of gunfire erupted about 10:00 last night near mini drive and echo summit road. two people shot. one of the cars riddled with bullet holes. two others were hit trying to run away. they collapsed a block away. all four people are expected to be okay. no motive for the gun fire as of now. >> i don't believe this was your typical random shooting but, again, we're not sure who was involved in it. >> police say as many as 25 shots were fired from different handguns and rifles. no one else was urt had. a bay area middle school teacher under investigation accused of hitting a student during class. christie smith is live in concord with the cell phone video that led to this investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. it looks like this cell phone video was probably shot by a student in the back of the

class. you soo he other students seat and the teacher is walking around with some unknown object in her hand. it is kind of long. this video was obtained by claycord.com. it shows the teacher hitting at least one student and apparently threatening others with this object that has a hollow sound after it lands. at one point, a student says ah-hah after it lands. they say this is a personnel issue and they can't share details. they said, the teacher is on administrative leave as we investigate and take all necessary steps to ensure students have a safe and productive learning environment. this incident happened just before spring break started. reporting live in concord, christie smith, "today in the bay." a toddler who was tied up with tape are now suing the school

and her teacher. parents say former teacher tied up her daughter after the girl refused to take a nap. they claim the 2-year-old has panic attacks and can't sleep for more than a few hours at a time. the school said it is reviewing the lawsuit. hundreds of students at an east bay high school will be tested for tuberculosis. deer valley in antioch conducting those tests after a student was diagnosed with the illness. the student has recovered and is back in school. health officials say 200 students had contact with the affected student and could have be been exposed to t.p. 6:06. we are watching the weather. what a better look to give you than the embarcadero. we have had lovely mornings

making way for great days. i want to check the forecast. good morning. happy friday eve. we have a good-looking weekend. one day will be better than the other. right now, low clouds hovering at 1,000 to 500 feet. we are expecting them to lower throughout the next couple of hours. watch out for reduced adviceable. looking pretty good everywhere except over your open water bridges. san mateo bridge is a little bit foggy. most of your winds coming off of the west, pacific. 10 to 15-degree cooldown. san jose, 89. major cooling as we get into the end of the week.

friday, fog and drizzle. more changes headed our way. saturday looks better for outdoor plans. i'll show you why. highs today work like this, 76 at 4:00 p.m. inland. 72, bayside at the coast. 69 degrees. good morning, good morning. this is the typical build. north 101 with these taillights coming around the bend. heading up toward mckie, i will show you that same area on the map. back and forth, the area bordering on speeds right around 40, 50. north toward 880. that's a typical build. atypical is this sluggish drive. an earlier crash, still has activity there. that's going on in the northbound direction. that's thinning out traffic keeping things north of there. a little bit calmer.

expect the corridor between 101 and 37 to be slower for the next few minutes. the rest of the south bay starting to build a north bay commute. south 101 approaching 237. crews are now there. waiting for a special tow truck to pull it. we'll look over toward the lanes. earlier equipment programs. 10 to 15-minute delays. check the b.a.r.t. schedules heading over to the east bay. slowdown on the east shore freeway. amazing. looks very nice. 6:09.

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. she was already making her way out. with no time to go to the hospital, her father ran to the neighbor for assistance. the neighbors had never delivered a baby but someone had to happy. >> 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 my 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. >> neighbors asking for a little more than a cup of sugar.

6:10 right now. coming up, bursting air bags. we will tell you about the warning prompting a massive recall for some of the most popular cars on the road. >> ladies, a french scientist says you should ditch bras all together. back to visit at the the louvre. we'll tell you why it shut down for a day. bob redell, live at the south bay. we will show you how bay area companies are helping veterans. ♪

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returns to work. four firefighters were taken hostage when they responded to what was supposed to be a hour-long medical call. none of the firefighters were hurt. a man suspectsed ed of stab a dozen people expected to appear in court this morning. investigators say he stabbed 14 people at lone star community college near houston tuesday. he told authorities he has been fantasizing about stabbing people since he was eight years old. 6:14. the owner of a cruise ship that sank off the italian coast will not have to face criminal charges. costa cruise appear greed to pay a fine. it struck rocks and partially sank in january, 2012. 32 people died in the wreck. the ship's captain remains

accused of manslaughter for causing the disaster. if found guilty, he faces up to 20 years in prison. the world famous louvre museum was forced to close while workers staged a protest demanding action against very aggressive pick pocketers. they say organized gangs are targeting staff and tourists. they typically see 30,000 visitors a day. some claim of being threatened, spit on or kicked. the louvre has filed an official complaint. time for a quick check of the day's other top stories. they ended in a soaking mess in san francisco. officers say the car lost control and hit a muni bus and slammed into a fire hydrant. the driver took off. chp says the car was stolen out of modesto.

the florida parents charged with kidnapping in court this morning. joshua and share an haken facing charges for false imprisonment, burglary and interference with custody. the boys are now safe with their maternal grandparents. severe storms continue to batter the midwest. a suspected tornado struck in alabama. another in missouri. this morning, missouri's governor is declaring a state of emergency. some injuries have been reported. so far, they are all minor. new this morning, toyota, honda and other companies recalling millions of cars worldwide for identical air bag problems much the company says the air bag on the passenger side might burst sending plastic pieces flying. the recall affecting the toyota corolla, tundra and lexus sc made from november 2000 to march, 2004. honda recalling more than 1 million civics and odysseys, nissan and mazda recalling cars

as well. though, at this point, it is unclear exactly which models 6:16. a unique job fair is taking place for veterans looking for work. taking place across the country and here in the bay area. >> it is a great program, all part of an initiative called hiring our heroes trying to get vets back into the workforce. >> reporter: if you are a vet or a spouse of a vet, national guard and reserves, come over to post 318 at 9:30 this morning. bring your resume. dress to impress. what will they find when they get here? >> they are going to find about 35 employers who are ready and willing and very interested in hiring veterans. >> reporter: some of the names of the companies? >> we have google, s.a.p., first

command financial. >> reporter: police departments? >> san jose and san francisco police departments. >> reporter: people might be surprised to hear unemployment rates for vets jumps to 25%, 38% if they are under 25. what's going on with that? >> i think what we are seeing is that they are having trouble when they are coming back. that's why we created the program. >> reporter: trouble selling themselves? >> that's one of the problems. the real big problem that we are seeing is that they are having trouble translating their skills. >> reporter: so you have set up hiringourheroes.org. there is a resume tool that will help them craft the resume. >> our resume engine is designed to help them translate their

skills. >> reporter: it runs from 9:30 to 1:00 at american legion post 318 on minnesota avenue here in the willow gren neighborholen n san jose. some people will be showing up preregistered but they will be accepting walk-ups. resume, dress to impress. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. 6:18. christina loren is back. tell us tough act to follow from yesterday. we are going to drop off by 15 degrees. at least, we are going to go big in the opposite direction. 6:19 right now. we hit multiple temperature records yesterday. today, we are going to drop you off by 10, 15 degrees in some cases. the reason why, the sea breeze is picking up. you can see that out on the water getting choppy on the bay near the embarcadero. we are going to continue to see

those waves build up. that's going to continue to transport that cool ocean air inland. winds out of the south/southwest. novado out to the west at 18 miles per hour. you see where you are getting cooler colors. significant dropoff from yesterday. 14 degrees cooler in fairfield than 20 hours ago. 9 degrees cooler. 8 degrees cooler this morning in san francisco. let me show you what's happening. we have this weak disturbance. you can see it right there. it is going to bring rain to tahoe for us. high pressure digs south. southern california, not the place to be today. talking about palm springs and the triple digits. we are going to take your numbers down from the upper 80s from walnut creek from upper 80s to 76 today. as we head throughout the rest

of the bay area, about 74 degrees. napa, not too bad, room temperature. gilroy, 72. as we head throughout the weekend, we do have more changes to go through. it is going to be really nice on saturday for your outdoor plans. on sunday, we'll get another weak disturbance that will kick up the winds yet again and drop our temperatures by 10-12 degrees. saturday is the day for the outdoor plans. go ahead. feel comfortable thinking about that weekend. we are so close the lelt's get you to work so we can enjoy it. >> we also have time to day dream as well. focus on the road. watch 580. look at this. a new crash as you are approaching the dublin interchange. a new slowdown. a little more slowing down as well. so 680, smooth off of that interchange. we have another issue for 680 in the southbound direction approaching durham, the cutover,

over toward 880. affecting by a crash at the off ramp. the off ramp is open. some folks are passing by all the activity an going down toward the mission cutoff. yesterday, northbound problems. southbound, has the issue, distraction and slowing issue coming out of fremont. we will track that. the south bay has the northbound direction. we do have that considerable slowing activity there waiting for the right size flat bed tow truck to get out there. nothing major. it is there. the big distraction and the second accident in the northbound direction. because have o tof the slowdown are moving more smoothly. the rest of the south bay, pretty nice. as far as your northbound routes, 101 and 87. a couple live shots quickly out

there. visibility is fine across the span. we will end with the next look out here. a french scientist says bras or bogus. a professor in eastern france spent 15 years on the study. he found bras do not help women with back pain, sagging or anything else. there is no medical, physiological or anatomical gain from wearing a bra. breasts may get saggyier because of it. this was a very small study involving about 130 women. >> i am just glad i can finally take this thing off. it is killing me. he lost all seven of his tour de france titles and now lance armstrong may be ditching his hometown. we will tell you about the real estate deal that has a big move

for the disgraced cycling star. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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good thursday morning. take a look at the sunrise from the south bay. a little cooler than yesterday. we'll check the temperatures coming up. 6:26. disgraced cyclist, lance armstrong, has sold his estate in austin, texas, valued at just

under $4 million. the home was apparently listed for $10 million. the buyer says he paid nothing close to that list price. the spokesman for armstrong says he does plan to continue living in austin for now. armstrong admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs and he was then stripped of all seven of his tour de france titles. 6:26. still ahead, a super bowl secret revealed. what we just learned about the 49ers bid to bring the big game to santa clara. a senate showdown over gun control. what we can expect from today's vote. a big vote and a live report from capitol hill. are zombies to blame for a chain reaction crash in southern california. we are telling you why the driver is saying someone made him do it. the rule is whenever i get something new,

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names just announced. it could help seal the deal. a crucial decision awaiting lawmakers on capitol hill. no secret out in new york yet. the stocks have been on fire. another record day for the dow. we'll find out if they keep that momentum going. the numbers are jumping. on this first day to wait for the bell to ring in. thursday, april 11th. this is "today in the bay." it is 6:30. good morning. i'm jon kelley. i'm laura garcia cannon. a con tro version topic on capitol hill, gun control. will it be struck down before

debate starts on it? >> likely not. that filibuster that threatened to slow down, looks like it won't have enough votes to go through. we will likely see an up or down vote. take a live look. reading of the names one by one of victims of gun violence, gun control advocates trying to keep the focus not just on the votes and the numbers but the names and faces of these people and their families that have been impacted. the focus on capitol hill has been very much the latest compromise on background checks. not private sales one to one, face to face. this has been a big issue between democrats and republicans. 55% of americans support

stricter gun laws. it is 6:31 right now. police have new clues about the person who shot and killed the san jose paramedic. officers say they have recovered a car linked to that crime. someone shot and killed quinn boyer on keller avenue in oakland hill last week. the witness reported seeing a suspicious car on the same day. investigators not sure if the shooting was part of a robbery. a bizarre scene in the east bay. a man walked into a grocery store looking for help. the officials say he was shot somewhere near valley view and allison lane in richmond. it is unclear when the shooting happened and how the man got to the store. his conditions unknown this morning. a south bay woman that

pleaded gultty pleaded guilty to stealing more than $100,000 from catholic nuns. linda gomez facing up to 20 years in prison and more than $1 million in fines. she admits to using her position at the sisters of the holy name convent in los gatos to steal nearly $50,000 in cash. she used that money to buy jewelry and other items from the home shopping network, qvc. it is 6:32. want to check the forecast now with meteorologist, christina loren. a little cooler today. >> good morning to you at home. wanted to show you a couple live pictures, because we had quite a bit of fog in the sunol area. you want to travel really cautiously as that fog, low cloud cover starting to many could down to the surface. as we head throughout the day,

we're looking pretty good. look at san jose starting out beautiful. temperatures are nice and crisp out there. you will probably need a jacket. you can ditch it later on today. the winds coming out of the west. we are going to drop you off by about 10-15 degrees from the near record highs we hit yesterday. major cooling. a little bit of fog and drizzle. we'll see a warmer afternoon and more sunshine. saturday is looking a lot better. for today, this is what you need to know. temperatures ramping up to 76 inlai inland and 72 bayside. your full forecast ready to go in the next report. the clouds, once they come to visit, as i tell me kids,

they become fog. you are going to meet them halfway. slowing in the southbound direction, there are no crashes or incidents around the golf course. we do so some slowing because of that build coming out of pleasanton. something south of here we've been tracking. there is a crash near the off ramp around that area. we don't have any lanes reported blocked. the off ramp should be open. south 680, you see the build slowing. 84 into livermore, no major issues. 580, a crash and some debris that caused the crash. cleanup and activity there is a distraction. any problems as you head through toward the dublin interchange causes more slowing for the volume. north 680 has continued to be a problem over the last half hour as we still have the crash

starting to clear at hoffstetter road. the northbound direction is not usually a problem. it should be gone in the next few minutes. that should be an issue as well. starting to show the slowdown for 101/87 as well as 85. we'll end with a quick view of the toll plaza at the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. there is fog around the area. this just into our newsroom. major star power teaming back up with the 49ers to try and help bring the super bowl to the south bay. former niners quarterback, steve young and former head coach, george see feifert to join.

the new stadium is a finalist to host super bowel in 2016. the other is florida's life stadium. that is to be announced sometime next month. 6:36. still ahead. using a theme from the godfather to make a point. the disturbing discovery sent to a major league ballpark. four injured, one man under arrest because of zombies. starting the day with a super soaker, the crash that sent water stealing out on to the streets. let's take you outside. a live look over foster city. you can see the low-hanging clouds causing the haze in the sky. christina loren will tell is if and when that is going to blow out. we're back in minutes. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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charlie brown may be dwg going to jail. peter robinson may be going to prison for stalking his girlfriend and the plastic surgeon that gave her breast

implants. he is set to be sentenced next month in san diego county. >> the world champion giants will be in chicago taking on the cubs. a disturbing story coming out of the city. police say a head of a goat was left inside a box outside of wrigley field. the box addressed to the cubs chairman, tom ricketts. a spokesman said staff and the stadium found this nasty package and immediately called police. the trick prank triggered by a legend. a restaurant owner allegedly cursed the cubs when they wouldn't let his pet goat into the restaurant and said they would never win a series again. >> a teenager caused several freeway crashes. 19-year-old jeremiah hart line told the chp he was trying to shake zombies off the truck when he lost control crashing into

several cars sending four people to the hospital. he jumped behind the wheel of the truck when the driver pulled over to fill out paperwork in temecula friday. investigators say he was apparently under the influence of something that caused him to hal lus nate. 6:41. much more ahead. coming up, an unexpected geiser drenching cars overnight. we will tell you how a police pursuit ends up in a crash in this soggy mess. does a secret video showing students show them getting smacked in class. shocking allegations of bad behavior against a bay area teacher. minding your own business and suddenly, this happened. the shark surprise on a wild hawaiian fishing trip. we have a good-looking day shaping up. the beach weather, a thing of the past as of this afternoon.

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the aftermath of a carjacking near mission street. the car hit a fire hydrant and a muni bus before coming to a start. when they ran the plates, officers say, it came up as a carjacking out of modesto.

a violent and chaotic night in vallejo. a rail of gunfire erupted about 10:00 last night near mini drive and echo summit road. they found two cars crashed in the area. near the wreckage, two people shot. two others were hit. they tried to run away and eventually collapsed about a block away. all four people are expected to be okay. as of now, there is no motive for this gunfire. people say as many as 25 shots from fired from different handguns and a rifle. >> a bay area middle school teacher is under investigation accused of hitting a student during class. christie smith joins us live. >> reporter: it looks like this video was probably shot by a student in class. you see other students. this teacher is walking around with a large object in her hand.

the video was obtained by claycorp.com. this shows her apparently hitting one student and threatening others with the object. at one point, a student says ah-hah after it lands. you hear jiggling going on in the background. the superintendent says this is a personnel issue. 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. the incident happened just before spring break started. a convicted child molester back behind bars after he was spotted working at a children's fair. mark gurry will spend 30 days in jail for violating his probation. he admits to the violation but

says he had a letter from the diocese allowing him to be at the fair. in antioch, about 200 students will be tested for tuberculosis at deer valley high school. they are testing students that came into contact with another student that was diagnosed with an illness last month. that student has since recovered and is back at school. the first case on a contra costa school campus in four years. >> let's get another check on the weather. a live look outside at san francisco with the sun coming up. the beautiful scene out there. decent day, not quite as nice as yesterday. christina loren will tell us about the friday forecast. today, we have a little bit of low cloud cover and some pretty strong winds as well. live picture from high atop san

bruno. you will find fog from time to time. what i can tell you is we are looking pretty good. overall temperatures will continue to run cool as we have that strong onshore flow he in place. the moist, pacific air moving inland. quite a bit after air flow. let's talk about the temperatures this morning with that strong onshore flow. we are running cooler than 24 hours ago in fairfield. we shattered records in hayward, santa rosa. as we head throughout the day, you will notice a difference. here is our weathermaker. this is what's making for the change. area of low pressure starting to come through northern california. for us,igh pressure heading south. this thing falling apart as it moves in. it will usher a strong flow.

you want to pull up the sweater, 88 degrees in walnut creek. santa rosa, 85, 74. san francisco, 65. that's your forecasted high for today down from 80 yesterday. as you can imagine, you want to dress for the change. you can give your a.c. a break if you had to use it in the east bay where it was the warmest. getting into the upcoming weekend, we want to help you make those plans. better day for outdoor activities on saturday than sunday. the winds are going to pick up. temperatures are going to drop off. another weak disturbance falls apart. 6:50. let's check your drive highlights. this is 880 southbound. the low clouds drifting through. fog may be an issue for some parts of the bay area as christina said. may be getting worse as far as

visibility. a slowdown coming down through the heart of fremont and down toward the mission area. earlier crash southbound at durham. sounds like it may be having activity around the durham off ramp. smooth drive here coming out of sunol. northbound, continues to be problem for 680. the one at hauf stettoffstetter the activity. everybody is trying to find out what's going on. take 880 which is completely clear through the same area. here is the rest of your northbound route slowing.

good news. all trains back on time. san francisco lines were having a problem. a quick look outside to see how things are shaping up. coming across the bay, low clouds, high-rise. you could still see the flat section. visibility is getting to be an issue as you are coming off the 880. keep that in mind. low clouds causing visibility issues. we talked about the fog. the speeds have recovered. the low clouds now touching the hills as you come out of sunol into fremont. visibility may be a factor. we'll end with another shot out here. the slowdown for 580, earlier crash, sounds like it has cleared. 880 headed through livermore continued slow for the tri-valley area.

>> it is 6:52. robbery suspects caught on camera holding a gun to a gross are clerk's head could be responsible for a spree of crimes throughout the area. two men robbing a grocery outlet an firing a shot into the ceiling are responsible for seven robberies since january. police say the suspects are targeting large stores like a grocery outlet in home depot. officers arrested 30-year-old zachary mccabe at the pleasantville b.a.r.t. station for getting into a fight over a seat with a 62-year-old man. police say a woman saw it all happening and she jumped into, a, zapped hip. he was arrested for battery. that woman will not be facing any charges. the bolt that snapped off

the new span of the bay bridge could delay the grand opening after all if caltrans cannot come up with a solution soon. they say it could take weeks or months to figure out a permanent fix for the problem. the bolts hold down devices to the span. the $6 billion span is supposed to open on labor day weekend. >> chevron announcing it is moving a long list of jobs from san ramon to houston, texas. the bay area news group reporting 400 jobs will be moved starting in august. that number apparently half the amount they had considered moving. they are staying put in san ramon. a local employee who loses their job here can apply for positions within the company. unique job fair set to take place for veterans looking for

work. >> it is taking place across the country and in the bay area. it is part of an initiative called hiring our heroes. bob redell is like with more details. >> reporter: good morning. i want to throw a few numbers out at you. normal unemployment hate, 7.6. if you are post 9/11 veteran, 10%. if you are a vet under 25, it is 30%. there is quite a disconnect there with trying to get vets into the workforce. that's what this hiring our heroes jobs is all about. what do vets need to know if they are going to come by here today to try to get a job. >> they should know that they should come in business attire. put on your suit and print up a couple copies of your resume. come in and be ready to sell

yourself. >> you are not surprised. why is there this disconnect. >> we don't know why the numbers are what they are but we do know it exists. that's why we started hiring our heroes. >> reporter: you have talked to vets, to companies. what's the biggest barrier in getting the jobs? >> the biggest barrier is getting recent vets to transition their skill sets and getting them to translate those skill sets from military speak to civilian speak. >> reporter: because they don't realize how valuable their assets are? >> part they don't realize how valuable their skill sets are and they truly don't know how to take what they have done in the military and sell that in the civilian world. >> reporter: you show up at 9:30. there are 35 companies, google, s.a.p., police departments.

you go and drop your resume off or going to hiringourheroes.org. this project has a goal of getting vets and their spouses 500,000 jobs before the end of next year. right now, they are hitting about 100,000. bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:56. looks like san jose mayor, chuck reed, will not get a personal meeting with major baseball commissioner, bud selig. reed told bob redell he wrote a letter to selig to ask him to resolve issues keeping the a's from moving from san jose. in response, selig says he should direct his concerns to a committee studying the move for four years. he warns reed that more lawsuits won't help the process along. the biggest object stockstacle gave the team territorial rights

back in the '90s. >> they are hot. they beat the angels, 11-5 last night. that makes it seven straight victories. those same two teams will play again tonight at angel stadium. i will check your forecast tonight. >> a 15-degree dropoff. certainly, 15 is something you want to take into account and you are getting yourself and your kids dressed. 76, inland, bayside, 72 at the coast. you want to make those weekend plans, don't worry about it. we will have them for you every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. let's check that drive with mike. >> the south bay starts that build northbound really kicking in. good news for northbound 680. the earlier crash has finally cleared. it should smooth out now. there is your delay. 880 is still clear but showing a little slowing.

a quick look at the peninsula. look at the sun. it is reflecting off this billboard as well. that's what you are dealing with, haze in the peninsula. finally, this morning, a very, very close encounter for a man fishing from his kayak in hawaii. >> i don't think i would behalf as cool as this guy. here he is out there hanging out, minding his own business, looking for some fish. a ten-foot tiger shark jumping out of the water trying to snatch the tuna he was reeling in. the 500-poupd shark bumps the kayak and wins the battle and the fish off the line. >> the shark came around and ate the kama. can a near my boat. i had a reaction later. >> he shakes it off. he kept on fishing out there.

the 37-year-old father of three actually spent time still in that same water, caught three more fish in the very same park out there. this was all part of an eight-month long fishing tournament. he said it was just part of nature out there. >> look at that thing. >> no kidding. so close to the water on this kayak too. >> he has to get a bigger boat. that is what's happening "today in the bay." 7:25. a live local news update. good morning. breaking news. violent tornadoes rip through the south. destroying a church and damaging homes. and this morning, even more severe weather is on the way. deadly end, a s.w.a.t. team storms into an atlanta area home

killing the man who took a group of firefighters hostage. this morning, new details on the tense standoff's dramatic end. and billions and billions of these. experts say after a 17-year absence cicadas are going to invade the east coast in record numbers. if you hate bugs, and that sound, it's a nightmare come true today, thursday, april 11th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah gurthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, welcome to "today" on a thursday morning, i'm matt lauer. >> and i'm natalie morales in for savannah this morning. you've waited 17 years for this moment. the cicadas ready to hatch. >> when the ground temperature gets to 64 degrees, these things crawl out and invade.

they're going to be people sticking thermometers in the ground waiting for this to happen. >> the east coast getting ready for the invasion. but first, we are following the breaking news this morning. the damaging storms across the south. >> a state of emergency is in effect for parts of missouri and thousands in arkansas are without power this morning. let's get right to marcy from kark, the nbc affiliate in little rock. >> sounded like literally a freight train. >> reporter: terrifying moments wednesday for residents in arkansas where storms ripped through the town destroying homes and ripping vehicles. frederick brown says he was headed north on highway 65 when the storm hit. toppling his truck on its side. >> you couldn't see nothing. and all of a sudden, i just start spinning out of control for a long time. >> brown says he crawled to safety near the parking lot of a local church. the same place where others took cover from the storm u