this. we will find out why they did this. any responsible individuals, any responsible groups, will feel the full weight of justice. >> reporter: police questioned a man who was injured and being treated in a boston hospital but investigators say he is not considered a suspect nor a person of interest. >> reporter: several investigators spent much of the night searching an apartment complex not far from here in the city of revere. they were seen taking out evidence bags about you it didn't appear they made any arrests. that's story in boston. chris pallone, nbc news. 4:33. law enforcement across the country is on heightened alert this morning, including here in the bay area. security stayed late at the warriors and a's game while muni and b.a.r.t. riders will see increased security. ed lee, san francisco' mayor says they are cautiously moving

ahead to protect tourists. people travel all over the world to take part in the boston marathon. one boy from martinez, in the bay area, was injured. the son of the coach is in the hospital with scrap nel wounds. they were cheering on his wife, katherine, who was running the marathon, when both bombs exploded. >> they were at the finish line to congratulate katherine. they were just right there in the center of it. >> katherine hearn posting an update late last night saying aaron is now in the icu and he remains in stable condition. a shrapnel injury to the boy's thy will require additional surgery and the extent of the damage is not clear. one bay area woman kept running into the danger zone. joann roland was just a few hundred yards from the finish

line when the first explosion went off. the concord woman said she didn't realize it was a bomb until the second went off 20 seconds later. she raced to the finish line and her awaiting husband. >> i had 20 seconds. i ran to the finish line. as i was run together finish line, i saw them carrying a woman in a wheelchair that looked like she had lost a leg. >> roland and her husband are preparing to return home to the bay area tonight. she says she is too traumatized to run another marathon any time soon. our own terry mcsweeney touched down at boston logan airport early this morning. he will have live updates all morning long starting at 6:00. we will, of course, continue to follow new developments surrounding the explosion. the "today" show reports live immediately following "today in the bay." that starts at 7:00. the breaking news from the south bay. a little girl has sadly died in a fire in san jose's japan town.

that fire started in a building behind a home on north 5th street between empire and jackson street. firefighters say the small structure was being used as an extra bedroom detached from the main house. two young girls were inside the structure. one of them a 7-year-old. she was killed. the other was taken to the hospital suffering minor burns. it is unclear what started the fire and whether it was legal or not. marla tallez is at the scene gathering the latest information. she will tell us another person was rushed to the hospital after that fire as well. she will have the latest details coming up in a live report at 5:00. we do have new details this morning regarding a separate deadly house fire in another part of san jose a few blocks from o'connor hospital. firefighters say overnight, they found the body of a second person inside the home on daniel way. they don't know if it is male or female. earlier, crews found a dead elderly woman in those flames.

crews say, heavy winds made it very difficult to fight that fire that broke out at about 8:30 last night. 4:36. five people accused of killing a millionaire during a home invasion robbery are expected in court. the three men and two women are set to enter their pleas. they are being tried as a group for the november 30g9 death of ravi kumra. the two women are suspected prostitutes who had been to kumra's home. they believe they gave information to the men that broke into the home. three boys accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl who later killed herself will appear in court. the 16-year-old boys were arrested last week and charged with sexual battery for allegedly assaulting 15-year-old audrie pott at a party last fall. the pott family attorney said audrie ended up killing herself after a photo of the assault was

sent by tex message and e-mail to at least ten students at her high school, saratoga high school. the three teenagers will be in a san jose juvenile court for a custody hearing at 8:30 this morning. quick break. in the meantime, an attorney for the pott family has filed a wrongful death suit against the three boys accused in the sexual assault. that suit also naming the family that owned the home where that assault allegedly took place during a labor day party. the pott family attorney is also accusing the boys of harassing audrie afterwards and they say they had to take steps to try and cover up the evidence. now, let's take a quick break from the day's news and get a look at the forecast for today. cold start to our morning, christina. >> it certainly is. good morning to you. we have a pretty cold start. we still have winds that are strong. there is a windchill factor, 0s, for napa. 44 for concord and 49 in oakland. the wind will continue for today. they are not going to be as

strong. they have fallen below advisory criteria. the national weather service advisory has been canceled. it is still going to be breezy. all those loose items that you may have tied down. keep them where they are for the first part of today. the wind will start to relax. we are going to see a pretty comfortable afternoon with plenty of 70s. 64, sfraean francisco. i can't wait to show you the seven-day outlook and help you get prepared for a major heat wave in the bay area. that's coming up next. 4:38. actually, 4:39 with mike. >> time flies when you are having fun. on this commute, you are going to move smoothly. at the bottom of your screen, lower left-hand corner, that pole, that's the flag pole. we saw that flag pretty much perpendicular to the pole. things are much calmer. good number of cars both directions.

past fremont. the map in the same area for 880. 680 makes the bend coming out of sunol and into fremont. they are doing that b.a.r.t. road work there trying to get to the south bay. that won't be for a couple of years. you can take 680. there is a crash reporting south 680 at the off ramp. that may still be an issue. it sounded like there was still some activity. it didn't sound like there was injuries. we will continue to track that. that's one of your major commute routes. 580 westbound and 84 through riverton and pleasanton. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 4:40. plans for an executive terminal at san jose's airport could be grounded due to a technical error. the $82 million facility would be a place for google execs to park and service their private jets. city council is set to vote on the plan at a meeting tonight. a possible oversight sofg fli t

involving flight curfews could hang gars. it would generate rent. the efforts to reform america's immigration system taking a major step forward today the efforts to reform gun laws an capitol hill may be in big trouble. paying the price. carnival cruise line getting ready to pay big money after the cruise ship's trouble earlier this year.

we are watching boston this morning. many live reports. take a live look. the scene of the finish line where two bombs went out injuring so many. we have our own terry mcsweeney there live. another bay area company being forced to pull its games from facebook. shutting down some of the games because none of the people are playing them. among the games they shut down, the sims social and sims city social. ea says its more popular titles like plants versus zombies will stay online. they had trouble attracting players to many games and had to

pull them off of facebook as well. >> carnival cruise line will foot the bill for the efforts to rescue the cruise ship standed out in the gulf of mexico earlier this morning. mary thompson is live at cnbc world headquarters with details and look at how the futures are trading. good morning, mary. good morning to you, john. let's start with the futures, because they are higher after monday's selloff, the worst day for the markets in five months. they were worried about the health of the global economy following a report that it department grow as fast as expected i should say during the fourth quarter. gold is bouncing back after posting its biggest daily decline ever in dollar terms. it was down $140 over the last two days. the precious metal had fallen $203. this rng monmorning, investigat looking ahead. and earnings from johnson&john an and goldman sachs.

goldman sachs coming in with earnings ahead of expectations. in yesterday's session, the dow fell 265 points to 14599 and the nads dabbing fell 78 to close at 3,216. at jon mentioned, carnival cruise will reimburse the government for the cost to the passengers on the cruise ship. it left thousands of people stranded. carnival has come under fire from senator jay rockefeller who questioned the company's willingness to pay. he is the chair of the senate commerce committee and he estimates both accidents cost the coast guard and the navy more than $4 million. back to you. thank you very much. we'll check back a little later on. right now, we want to check in with meteorologist, christina loren. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. we had really strong winds yesterday and this morning, it is really chilly out there. you want to make sure you are prepared for the weather

elements today. starting with your testimony change, over the past 24 hours, temperatures are running 1 to 11 degrees colder. we are back in the 30s in places like napa. that makes this the coldest morning we have had in the past week and a half. 37, napa. 44, concord. 42 degrees in livermore. starting out with the 50s, we have had pretty good cloud cover. we are starting out nice and clear because of all that wind. it tends to keep our atmosphere mixed up. and keep that moisture from settling in. no fog to report at this point. i do want to talk about the winds for today. we have another disturbance headed our way. let's talk about that. take it right to your futurecast. we stop the clock as we head through the second half of the day. 3:00 to 4:00. hot pink all across the bay area. 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts on the way yet again. we have this really unstable atmosphere with the jetstream situated on top of us. winds will start to relax as we head through the overnight hours

and tomorrow looks a lot better. then the warmup is on. high pressure takes control. this guy is going to bring our numbers up toward 90 degrees. enjoy the 70s today and tomorrow. it might be a little too hot for you at the end of the week into the weekend. 70 for livermore, 70 in santa cre sa. your seven-day outlook tells the story. 70 today and tomorrow. 80s back here on friday, saturday, sunday. we keep on climbing to the mid-80s by sunday. we'll peak on monday. that's when we could see the mid-90s. that cob the warmest day of the year so far. 4:48 right now. back to you and the rest of the stories of the day. we just had news into our newsroom. we are hearing in morgan hill this morning, 911 services are not working. cell phone service for emergency calls are working which means if you do have an emergency that you should use your cell phone for 911. we'll keep tabs on what's going

on there and how they remedy that problem. in the meantime, 4:48. so the-called gang of eight will roll out its immigration bill on capitol hill. lawmakers say the bill will be filed today but without fanfare out of respect for the victims and families for the explosions in boston. it will place the 11 million people in the country illegally on a path to citizenship. part of the bill would take steps to secure the border. it would also create a new illegal immigration system that would offer merritt visas to the tens of thousands of high-tech and low skilled workers that u.s. employers want to hire. in the meantime, former congresswoman, gabby giffords, returning to capitol hill receiving a plaque honoring a former aide who died during the shooting in tucson back in 2011. the gunman also killed five others and seriously wounded giffords during a town hall meeting. she has since been in the

forefront l forefront lob bying congress to enforce stronger gun laows. one senate aide said there are now talks of altering the plan to offer exceptions for gun buyers that live hundreds of miles from licensed firearm dealers here at home, a california senate committee getting ready to look at two proposed bills aimed at strengthening the gun laos. they will vote on two bills proposed by san francisco senator, leland yee. sb-47 would clothes the loophole that current lay loallows shoot continuously fire and reload without interruption. sb-108 would require all firearms to be safely stored using a trigger lock or gun safe when there is no adult present california state officials

gaining to revive the stalled death penalty system. they were ordered to stop order the three drug method of lethal injection. the brown administration appealed that ruling. an appeals court will review the arguments this morning. california has not executed a death row inmate in more than seven years. 4:50. a follow-up on breaking news yesterday. a berkeley firefighter said his pager saved his life. he was responding to a medical emergency when an 88-year-old man started shooting at him. the firefighter's pager kept the bullet from actually hitting him. another follow-up, san jose police looking for the driver of the car that hit an officer a few blocks from the hp pavilion. sunday night, a man was caught breaking into a car by the car's owner. that suspect then jumped into another car, took off, hitting the officer who was directing traffic.

police are looking for a dark-colored acura with possible front-end damage. it is 4:51. the mercury news on the move. we'll let you know why the paper's owner is selling its decades-old home. >> laying claim to debris from the japanese tsunami. the people that spotted their boat on facebook and are now asking for it back. a look at the bay bridge. this shot from our emeryville camera. much steadier. winds calmer. we'll talk about the issues you'll have with your morning commute. i'll look at the south bay coming up.

san jose's mercury park news is looking for another place to call home. the building has housed their printers and office space for more than 45 years. they are selling the building to cut back on operating costs. the paper will move into new office space in san jose but the printing operations will move to concord and hayward plants operated by the bay area news group. no timeline has been set for the move. 4:55. a small boat that washed up in northern california two years after the japanese tsunami will soon be headed home. the 20-foot boat was discovered an a beach in comprerescent citt

week. a teacher devastated by the tsunami spotted the picture and recognized the boat from the high school's marine sciences program. plans are now under way to ship that boat back to its hometown. what a journey it has had. if that boat could talk. >> exactly. covered in baranacles. mike inouye is checking those roads. what's happening, mike. >> 101 northbound, not much of a commute right now. very steady flow. you know, for 4:56, that's not a bad volume of traffic. we will show you the maps and we will see the entire south bay looking pretty smooth. south 880, we have seen a little slowing over the last few minutes. it looks like the crews may be working there. typical overnight. cleared from my reports. we did see that slowing. that typically happens when they move the equipment. farther south as you are coming here, off of metcalf, response to a hazmat station at metcalf

off of the freeway. there are some oil spills leaking down out of a transformer. we will track that situation. it may be a lot of activity getting off of 101 if that is, indeed, where you get off the freeway. 4:56. the dublin city council voting to name the two baby eagles who have taken up residence in the city. a pair of golden eagles have called dublin home for the past 16 years. this year, bella hatched two young eaglets. >> tonight, the city council will select the name for the eaglets during the name bella's baby contest. >> we'll keep you posted. 4:57. our coverage of the tragic explosions in boston will continue next. we'll take you live for the latest on the search for the suspect. right here at home, a deadly fire in the south bay, investigators still looking into what exactly sparked this flame killing a young girl. we'll have all the latest details coming up next.

we heard the first bomb and i thought it was thunder. i turned and saw the first cloud of smoke and then the second bomb came. >> that was the scene yesterday. this is what the finish line looks like this morning. video shot just about an hour ago. the streets of boston closed off as police continue to treat the area as a crime scene. good morning. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. flags all over the country at half-staff including the capitol building in washington, d.c. we can tell you a total of three people are dead including an eight-year-old boy that was there to see his father cross the finish line. >> it all happened because two bombs went off. police are standing guard outside tufts medical center where many of the victims were taken. at least 17 people were critically injured. we understand there was only one trauma surgeon there. they had to bring in ten others. dozens of other people suffered minor injuries. >> it was quite the scene out

there. new video. the explosions continue to come into our newsroom. you can see this moments after the explosion. this one shot from up in the stands where the crowds of people there watching those runners try and get across the finish line when everything just broke loose. >> so many people. the first bombing happened. they looked at it in disbelief not understanding what possibly happened thinking it could have been thunder. "today in the bay's" chris pallone live in boston where we are hearing reports that police served a search warrant at the home in the suburb. >> reporter: several blocks arn the boston marathon finish line remain closed. they are still classified as a crime scene. they are working to find out who is responsible for the two deadly blasts. a little more than four hours into the 117th boston marathon, the race came to a chaotic and violent end. two explosions near the finish line about 12 seconds and 100

yards apart shattered windows and sent runners can spectators and officials scrambling for safety. >> people were running, sprinting back. the runners were going the other way. there were people running, cryinging. >> reporter: dozens of the wounded were rushed to several boston hospitals. among the dead, an eight-year-old boy. doctors are treating wounds from a glass impact and flying debris. in an instant, they went from treating dehydration and blisters to things you would see on a battlefield. >> the most common serious inju inju injuries are combined bone, varies clar and soft tissue. >> reporter: investigative teams are bought in from new york. president obama vowed it will be a swift and thorough search for whomever planted the devices. >> we will find outho