her killer. what her brother is telling police about the stranger he reportedly found inside their home. plus, suffering in secret inside a hoarder's home where rescuers found dozens of sick animals and we will let you know how you can help them recover. >> a narrow miss, the overnight blast targeted at syria's prime minister and how he escaped. you want to prepare for summerlike weather. we are cranking up the heat. temperatures close to 60 just about everywhere. we are headed towards the 90s and warmer days ahead. your full forecast coming up. a crash will affect folks who are heading through sunol and a new crash in san jose. a bad spot for 101. >> we will show you what's going on in the south bay. love that shot. coming up over the hills out there, a way to inspire you to start off the workweek on this monday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay."

from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for waking up with us. it is 6:00. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. i'm jon kelley. a sombre start to the week for a central valley community as neighbors and friends mourn the death of an eight-year-old girl. detectives still on the hunt for her killer. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the california highway patrol now helping out with this investigation. bob, good morning. >> chp has joined the state's department of justice and the calaveras county police department to find out who murdered 8-year-old leila fowler. her 12-year-old brother tells authorities he uncone terred an intruder in their home around noon. after the man escaped, the brother found his younger sister stabbed to death.

the sheriff's office has not yet named a suspect. they have recovered fingerprints and dna and interviewed people, including a neighbor that saw a man running away from the home at the time of the stabbing. the only description they have, this person was wearing a black shirt and blue pants. this is very rural, sometimes remote, which is one reason why law enforcement is asking people to lock their doors and be aware of their surroundings. there are a lot of parents that have to commute and go to work and they are latch key kids. so they come home. they unlock the doors. so i'm really concerned about our neighborhood now. >> as a precaution, deputies will be patrolling bus stops and schools this morning in valley springs at leila flowers elementary school, parents have been tying up purple ribbons in her honor, tomorrow night, the community will gather for a candlelight vigil. reporting live, bob redell,

"today in the bay." >> police in the east bay, need your help finding the man that tried to kidnap a 2-year-old girl from her front yard. this he roux he leased a sketch of the suspect. they say the girl was playing with her mother outside their home on snowflake way friday afternoon when the man walked up, grabbed the girl and took off on foot. the man apparently dropped the toddler and ran away. the girl was scared but not physically hurt. an east bay woman confined to a mental hospital after brutally killing her 8-year-old son is now free. teresa moses, beat, starved and tortured her son to death. in 2010, the richmond woman was found guilty by reason of insanity and then committed to i amenity tall hospital. the 30-year-old, moses, was freed after serving just three years, when doctors determined she was no longer a risk to society. a protest is planned today in support of bradley manning after he was mistakenly named

grand martial for this year's pride parade in san francisco. manning is the army private who was accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. he is also openly gay. last week, an employee from san francisco pride reportedly told him he had been chosen as honor racial grand marshal for the parade. decision was never made official and the board decided his nomination would be a mistake. supporters of manning plan to protest the decision trying to figure out what caused a building set for demolition to go up in flames. about 30 firefighters were called out to the tropicana lodge on el camino real after 6:30 last night. two-alarm firm closed parts of el camino for two hours. they were using it for hotel training exercises eight months ago. ventilation was in place to try

to help limit the fire. investigators say the fire they are trying to determine an exact cause. reports that nobody was injured. we are talking about dry conditions and heat. >> temperatures rising. meteorologist, christina loren, what's going on in your department. >> we have this heat wave going on. good morning. 6ñ05 now. it is going to be hot today. in fact, you will probably notice that difference from yesterday, about 5 degrees warmer. the reason why. the absence of fog this morning. you can see our camera has a little bit of a bounce to it, indicative of offshore flow. the winds pumping from land to sea warming along the way, making for uniform temps. 58 in sonoma, 58 in san francisco. just about as mild in san jose at 58 degrees. 52 to start the day in gilroy. you can go right toot short sleeves if you wanted to. concord, livermore, close to 60 degrees to start. by noon, mid-80s, inland. 67 degrees at lunchtime today at the coast. even in the cooler cities,

getting pretty hot today. 75 at the coast, 84, bayside, 90 degrees inland. your full forecast in a few moments. i will show you that seven-day outlook. it is going to get warmer before the heat breaks. first, want to check your drive. good morning. a big note for 101 through san jose. this is northbound 101 just north of 680. slow on the approach. things are jamming up. just north of here, i sometimes swing the camera around and catch the curve at mckie. that's where there is a crash reported. look at the maps. there is temporarily a big slowdown. three vehicles reported in your two middle lanes. lanes 1-4, your far right and left are the only ones getting by, if that. we are showing a big slowdown from north of 680. 680 may see some folks moving over there and trying to get around it. you will see 280 traffic getting up to 287. that will send folks working off of both directions. the rest of the south bay shows

a pretty gentle build right now. this may throw a wrench in the works. northbound 101 at mckie where there is one crash in the middle of the herrash here nthas you are ed hadding past durham, auto mall parkway. sounds like there is a sedan on the roof as you are coming by the off ramp. fire crews are shutting down at least the slow lane, if not the right two lanes. watch for that as you are coming around the bend heading up into sunol from the fremont area. there is your commute bogging down. another crash on the shoulder at santa rita. crews arrive. more slowing for the tri-valley. a little bit of relief for south 680. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the build continues as the metering lights are turn are terpurned on. animal rescuers caring for

dozens of dogs and cats. monterrey police asked them to help rescue 17 cats and 31 dogs being kept in very unsaep tary conditions. the animals are suffering from flea infiltrations, dental and eye problems, malnutrition. they are asking for donations to help feed and treat the animals. donations can be made to the monterrey county spc, online and over the phone a retired firefighter from pacifica, among three abalone divers that died in less than 24 hours this weekend. 66-year-old cedrick colette was found several feel below the water saturday afternoon below the beach, shell beach. a 36-year-old diver was found sunday off fisk mill cove and hours later, another diver was found dead under the water.

abalone diving can be dangerous. they typically use weight belts to dive into kelp as deep as 15 feet, oftentimes in heavy surf. a close call and narrow esca escape. we will tell you how syria's prime minister dodged an assassination escape. >> there was glass everywhere. >> an office building ripped apart by a powerful explosion. we will bring you the search for survivors still buried in the rubble in a much lighter note, forget pizza. we will show you all kinds of things you can get delivered for free how about, going to the extreme to build up those biceps. we'll tell you how celebrities and the first lady are inspiring unexpected plastic surgery craze right now, we take you live outside. look at that. we're taking you to the moon on "today in the bay." >> that's how we do it. >> this is the moon over san jose right now at 6:09. gorgeous shot. going to be a great day.

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it is 6:12. syria's prime minister escaping assassination attempted to. state media says a bomb went off near his convoy in damascus as his car drove by. nobody was hurt. at least 40 people, though, are hurt after an explosion tore through a building in the czech republic. the cause is still under investigation. police say initial evidence suggest it was caused by natural gas investigators in the central valley say they have found dna evidence at a home where an eight-year-old girl was found stabbed to death saturday afternoon. leila fowler's brother says he found her body inside the home at valley springs, 30 miles east of stockton. so far, no suspect has been named crews will search for human remains near the site of the world trade center where pieces of landing gear have been found

recently. the gear may be from one of the planes that hit the world trade center on 9/11. today, nypd and medical examiner's, the office there, will inspect that site before work starts to try and remove that landing gear. the search for human remains will start tomorrow at the earliest. today, one world trade center is on its way to becoming the highest building in the western hemisphere. today, the last pieces of the spire are being raised on the 104th floor skyscraper. those pieces plus a steel beacon that will be lifted at a later date, will bring the building to 1,176 feet. it replaces the twin towers destroyed on 9/11. the spire will serves a broadcast antenna. the fbi continues to investigate a hacker breaking into computers at living social. >> the company, similar to group upon, says hackers accessed

millions of customer records. >> not their credit cards and probably not their passwords but it is best you change your passwords on living social if you have one. living social says it is working with law enforcement after friday's hack. the company says if you used your facebook account to connect, that was left untouched. tesla makes it easier to drive a tesla. the company updating its warrant policy this morning. you can now skip the recommended scheduled maintenance if you want and even better, tesla says it will replace the battery system at no cost if something goes wrong. the batteries are the most vulnerable and expensive part of an electric car. tesla says, even if you don't follow the instructions properly, and ruin your own battery, they will replace it for free. i have two bits of news into our newsroom this morning. honda recalling some of its fifth model cars. the problem is in the electronic stability control. it is a software issue, not mission critical.

honda says it will start notifying users next month. just a few seconds ago, we can go talk about ebay. come back to me. there is an earthquake just off the coast of tokyo. a magnitude 5.7. they are saying no tsunami warning this mornings awell. let's talk about the new delivery app. you can choose from more than a dozen stores like target and home depot. you do your shopping online. an ebay employee will get in his or her car, get it for you, drive it to your house, for $5. you can trap them as you can see on the map. follow them. find out when they are going to be here. i tried it over the weekend. 20 minutes from click, click, click, to somebody pulling up in my driveway delivering something. right now, ebay is running a bunch of different promotions where it is actually free. forget the $5. >> personal shopper. >> it is fantastic. the internet is magic. >> it continues to get more

magic. appreciate it. the jackson family is taking a promotion company to court today four years after michael jackson's death. today in the bay is there where the opening argument will get underway in a few hours. >> reporter: we are standing jut soid of l.a.'s superior court in downtown los angeles where opening statements are scheduled to begin. 82-year-old katherine jackson filing suit. to the tune of $40 billion. i am going to bring in our legal analyst. >> we are going to see fireworks in these opening statements in the courthouse behind us. the aeg folks are going to go after michael hammer and tongue and portray him as a pill-popping, doctor shopping guy whose life was turned upside down by molestation algagszs. the family is going to say aeg

knew what they were getting, a rock 'n roll tour doctor who would do whatever it took to get him ready to go. there is going to be some excitement. >> reporter: the heart of this is who hired dr. conrad murray? >> there are some smoking gun emales. aeg admits, with he hired this guy. the question is going to be, will the jersey that as translating to corporate responsibility for illegal conduct by a doctor. that's the big question. >> reporter: also have to ask about the possibility that michael's two oldest children, prince and paris, will be testifying. they are on the witness list. their presence in the courtroom will be felt. iñ is going to be emotional. the kids and the mother will be in the courtroom.

>> reporter: thanks so much for laying it all out for us. opening statement to begin at 10:00 this morning. we'll keep our eyes on that one. >> i'm sure it is warm in l.a. >> we are beating them in terms of our giants standing versus the dodgers. can i throw that out on the table even though we lost the last three in a row? we won't mention that. they will get back on track. a beautiful day shaping up. this is san bruno. nice sunrise here. sun is up. temperatures are going to be pretty warm today. if you have any outdoor can activities you want to get done, even if it is walking the dog, this might be the time. you will notice a difference by about 5-8 degrees. for the entire bay area. we could see our air quality

starting to suffer. we start to see our temperatures crank out for "today." looking good. do it early before it gets too hot. 58 degrees in livermore. 58, san jose. 52, gilroy. let's take you through your day. high pressure moves in driving the winds offshore. for the most part, they are already coming in offshore. half moon bay, patchy fog. a little bit of an onshore flow. that's keeping your temperatures down at the immediate coast. that's the place to be later on today as the mid-90s start to approach the bay area. not just yet. we are going to hold off for the low 90s. 90 for livermore, 90, gilmore. good morning to you, san jose. you will hit 83. 81 degrees on the way to oak town. your seven-day outlook tells this story. you want to keep the summer wardrobe out and maybe even make plans to hit the beach as our sun does not set until 7:55. after you get off work, you roll home by 6:00, you can still get

to the beach and have a nice time out there with temperatures that are going to be pretty warm. friday, into the weekend, temperatures stay hot. mike, you can imagine, motorcycles out there. they like this kind of weather. warmer weather brings more motorcyclists out there. it is more pleasant to drive. lower visibility. watch for our two-wheel friends out there. everybody needs to get along on the roadways. we have a case of what happens when some cars don't get along. north 101 from 680 jammed up toward mckie. i tried to find the crash hyped some trees. the northbound side does start to clear just before it gets to mckie. the word is the middle lane is blocked over here. this is north 101 north of 680 heading up toward mckie. shy of the off ramp. the backup starting to build farther back as they have yet to clear it. i did see a chp cruiser heading through the area. mild slowing for 280 and 87.

i expect more traffic to come this way as well as 680 around the bend. folks trying to get out of it. you can stick it out. i know it is unpleasant. allow another five-ten minutes through the area. you should be all right as you come past the interchange. the rest of your south bay, you are doing okay as far as the traffic. we had the earlier crash here going north past the auto mall parkway or durham road exit. that has cleared again. your local landmark as you are heading up from fremont in towards sunol. that was expect edly slow and unexpectedly to clear. it cleared so quickly this morning, early morning hours. west 580, still very slow. things are starting to move better. crash on the shoulder was causing all of this distraction and all that backup, a smooth drive. still very slow for 84, now coming through livermore. the build is on for the tri-valley, atypical for the dublin interchange. slowing off the castro valley

"y" through hayward. a quick look at the foster city side. very light, very nice in the peninsula. clear. looking pretty good through berkeley and heading toward emeryville. there is a backup at the toll plaza. mike you are going to love this next story. one type of plastic surgery has strong armed its way into the fastest growing surnl callen hansment. >> the facelift, the nose job and now people are going under the knife to tone up their upper arms. upper arm lifts now jumping more than 4,000%. people want to tone up after a dramatic weight loss. plastic surge yous also say the toned arms of first lady michelle obama and jennife aniston have helped spark the increase. we are not implying they have had any kind of surgery. the trend is growing. the numbers are still relatively small. only about 15,000 people actually had the upper arm lift

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>> president obama in front of hundreds of journalists at the annual white house correspondents' dinner. the president had the audience laughing and a lot of his jokes, including one about himself and the change he has undergone since taking office. >> these days i look in the mirror and i have to admit, i'm not the strapping young muslim socialist i used to be. i happen to mention that camilla harris was the best-looking attorney general in the country. as you might imagine, i got in trouble when i got back home. who knew eric holder was so sensitive? >> he was grooving. i liked it when they put up pictures of him wearing michelle's bangs. i also see this one. mr. obama telling the press he has plans to put up this billboard next to the new george w. bush library. conan o'brien hosted.

o'brien, much funnier. still ahead, coast guard cuts. will efforts to cut back on the budget drive up danger at bay area landmarks along the coast. >> and, playing some hardball. we'll tell you about the plan to bring the a's to san jose. they could now be batted around in court. right now, there is san francisco. that's from our san bruno camera. a little haze out there. it is going to be warm. temperatures ramping up. christina has a full look at your forecast coming up. 6:27. stay with us.

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live from new york city for the new york stock exchange ringing it in as they always do at this time of day on this monday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay." it is 6:30. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> new this morning, a narrow escape for syria's prime minister after a bomb went off near his convoy in damascus. today's explosion the latest attack to target a top officials in president bashar assad's regime. pressure is mounting on the white house to act on new evidence that the regime may have used chemical weapons. tracie potts, live on capitol hill. she is gathering more information about the story. we will they can in with her in a bit a bay area congresswoman says she has some security questions about the u.s. coast

guard asse sequester cuts fortc them to draw down security. jackie spears says that is a security concern because it is forcing the coast guard to cut patrols around potential terror targets like the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge as well. she is hoping that cuts will provide an opportunity to streamline those services. >> an opportunity for us. it is an opportunity for the coast guard, for instance, to look at how they can comply with their mission without having boats in the water, so to speak. there are cameras underneath the golden gate bridge. >> congress is out on recess this week. so the growing concerns with that sequester and all the cuts will have to wait until next week to finally be addressed 6:31. let's get a look at forecast. meteorologist, christina loren, a brand new workweek with the temperatures ramping up. >> it is going to be a hot week.

make sure you are ready for it as you dress the little ones as they are heading out for school. school will be winding down very soon. you want to make sure they are ready for the two different parts of the day. this rng month, cold enough for a light sweater. gilroy, 51. 58, san jose. 56 degrees in san mateo. getting them ready requires spf 30. we are going to see a lot of sunshine. the heat cranks up, the 90s. as we head through your tuesday, a little bit of fog moves in. that will keep temperatures at bay just a touch. we are going to keep them in the upper 80s. then, by the end of the week, we really crank up that heat into the mid to upper 90s inland. so, "today," not even close to where we are headed. 90 degrees on the way to fairfield, livermore, 90 in gilroy. 83, los gatos. 76 on the way to san francisco. we will have your full forecast coming up in a few moments. 6:32. that drive is getting busier and busier by the moment. let's check on that with mike. >> san jose, busier and busier

for the backup. busier and busier. 101 northbound continues to show that slam down as far as the speeds go approaching the the allen rock off ramp. we will look at the map and see that things are moving slowly. once you get north of mckie, everything is clear. that's a little bit different shift. past the airport, not a problem. 87 picks up volume. north 101 up towards mckie, two, three vehicles in lanes, including one suvs and two said dance. a third tow truck should already be on the scene. we are looking at a slow drive from capital city up there. the rest of the south bay isn't so bad. we will look at palo alto as we show a smooth drive along the peninsula. traffic starting to pick up here. earlier crash, down the eastshore freeway has cleared from west 80. i will show you the backup. it is pretty big coming off highway 4. that's for the next report as we mentioned moments ago,

pressure is mounting on the white house to act on new evidence that the assad regime in syria may have used chemical weapons. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill. ical weapons would be a game-changer for the u.s. and our involvement in syria's civil war. >> that is the big question, marla. our involvement. when will we get involved, how will we get involved, specially in light of new violence just today. six killed when the prime minister of syria was targeted. ju just in this morning from syria's state news agency. the country's prime minister survived an assassination attempted to. his convoy was bombed. there are vairying reports of other deaths and injuries. they have some evidence syria's government may have used chemical weapons on its own people. president obama had called that a red line for action. now, he is cautious. >> knowing that potentially chemical weapons have been used

inside of syria doesn't tell us when they were used, how they were used. >> there is pressure from capitol hill to act soon. >> for america to sit on the sidelines and do nothing is a huge mistake. >> more than just syria, iran is paying attention to this, north korea is paying attention to this. what type of action? a no-fly zone, air strikes, ground troops. >> the worst thing they could do right now is put boots on the ground in syria. >> lawmakers are concerned if there are chemical weapons, how quickly could we secure them? >> the day after assad is the day these chemical weapons could be at risk? >> the u.s. weighing its options as the threat of conflict becomes more likely. >> here is a concern. some of the latest fighting seems to have happened near a complex that had been linked to syria's chemical weapons program. >> we will keep our eye on that

one. >> after weeks of test flights and tweaks, a solar airplane is ready to take off on its first flight. last week, if you happened to catch us, it completed a 16-hour, nonstop flight all around the bay area. this thing is cool and kind of fun to watch. the plane has a wingspan of a 747 jet. it uses the same amount of power as an electric scooter. big business in san jose looking to take action against major league baseball. the mercury news reports the san jose downtown business organization is discussing a possible suit against major league baseball and the san francisco giants. the suit was challenging the giants territorial rights claiming the blocked ballpark has caused economic hardship. a san jose a's stadium would generate an estimated $130 million a year in new spending within the city. it is 6:36.

still ahead, an outdoor burning ban still in effect. we will tell you if you have to put your summer on the back burner cracking under pressure. new details about the busted bolts along the new span of the bay bridge the search for survivors suspended. why search and rescue efforts now turning into a search and recovery mission. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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>> officials announcing the search for survivors now over. 380 confirmed dead in bangladesh. more bodies being recovered. today, crews beginning to remove rubble with heavy machinery out there. those buildings, that building there, housed five garment factories. the owner of the building now in custody, arrested after trying to escape the country. a man accused of sending ricin-laced letters to president obama and others will make his first court aparents. 41-year-old james everett dousch could face life in prison. the tae kwon do instruct instru been arrested. charges have been dropped against the elvis impersonator initially accused.

>> the trial of an abortion doctor whose clinic is being described by some as a house of horrors. 72-year-old kermit gosnel is accused of performing late-term aborgs that women could not get anywhere else. he killed viable babies born alive after putting women through labor and delivery. the defense arguing there were no life births at his philadelphia clinic. prosecutors now seeking the death penalty. 6:41. searching for a stranger. the manhunt underway to track down a little girl's killer. broken bolts under pressure. we'll let you know why the steel fasteners on the new span of the bay bridge may not have been held to a high enough standard. the end of tebow time in new york. we'll tell you why the celebrity quarterback's nfl career is now in jeopardy. the return of soap operas, this time online. we'll show you how it works. we are creaking up the heat

on your thermometer. good morning to you. taking a live look. that's all the fog you have to keep you cool today. it is going to be a hot one. we could see the triple digits later this week. lots to talk about in your full forecast. as we look at sunny sunol, they are slowing. we will show you the updates on the significant alert for the east bay and the troubles for san jose coming up.

a manhunt is underway for a man calaveras county deputies

say stabbed a little girl in her home. >> reporter: chp has joined the state's department of justice and the calaveras county's sheriff department to help find the man that murdered laila fowler. the 12-year-old brother says he encountered a man in the home and after the man escaped, he found his younger sister stabbed to death. this is why the sheriff's office had to ask people to lock their doors. deputies will be patrolling bus stops and schools in the area. as for leads, law enforcement has been interviewing people, including a neighbor who saw a man running away from the home at the time of the stabbing, black shirt, blue pants. that's the only description so far. they have also had to search the home that seems to have yielded some important includes.

>> we collected some fingerprints and dna. those prints and dna will hopefully be processed within the next week. >> reporter: and this video, into our newsroom, you can see how the community has been responding. parents have been putting up purple ribbons at leila fowler's school. tonight, they will gather for a vigil. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, bob we are getting more information on the police officer assaulted over the weekend. an off-duty berkeley officer was the victim of an assault in burlingame. berkeley police sergeant says the officer was transported from a hospital after that incident. the good news, he is expected to survive. burlingame police, they are leading this investigation. two sisters accused of felony child abuse at a livermore daycare center will enter pleas in court today. 35-year-old nazila sharaf and 30-year-old lida sharaf swaddled

infants so lightly, their breathing was restricted they also were accused of covering the babies heads with blankets and turning up the heat to make the babies sleepy. the women did not intend to hurt the babies. the investigation began after social services made an unannounced visit to the daycare in march a candlelight vigil being held for brandy martell, a transgender woman killed in oakland one year ago. police have not made any arrests so far. somebody shot and killed her while she was sitting in her car with three friends, all of them transgender as well. her former supervisor at the tri-valley health center in fremont says it appears this one may have been a hate crime. the vigil is being planned at the same place where she was killed at 13th and franklin streets near the 12th street b.a.r.t. station 6:47. lawmakers and mental health experts are gathering on the peninsula to talk about preventing another shooting like the one in newtown, connecticut.

congresswoman, jackie spear, will be at the summit and is saying san mateo county is looking at getting more mental health services at schools and collaborating more with law enforcement. >> we are going to look at the relationship between schools and law enforcement, how can they communicate better. how much information can school personnel provide to law enforcement without violating hippa or privacy rights? >> the goal is to create a standardized emergency plan for schools in san mateo county. it is 6:48 right now. santa clara county says its ambulance service is not making good on its contract. the rural metro ambulance company provides service for 911 calls in 14 different cities in large unincorporated areas of santa clara county. they said the company failed to meet its response time requirement in two of the last six months. the company has also paid nearly $5 million in fines for failing

to meet rigid contract tefrrms t by the county. they are taking the violation seriously and addressing them. cal fire has announced a burn ban that will go into effect in several bay area counties today and last through summer. it is illegal to start any outdoor fires over the last five months. burns are allowed for land management and fire training but only with permits. however, campfires are still allowed but only in designated comp grounds adesignated campgrounds. it is almost 6:5. let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. it is going to sound like one of my favorite marvin gaye's songs. >> you have a good voice on you.

6:49. i have to cool off a little bit after that. you want to make sure you are dressed for the heat today. we are cranking it up. it is 6:50 now. taking a live look. look at that, clear sky over san francisco. this is that time of year we typically get what we call may gray. normally, we start out with plenty of cloud cover. that keeps our temperatures down in the afternoon. this morning, though, we are notd seeing hardly any fog at all. just a little bit of patchy fog this morning in san francisco. as a result, we don't have any flight delays. that's good news with the back to business, back to work monday. we have no flight delays out of any major airport across the nation. >> all that marine air that's trying to move on shore is getting negated by these winds. for us, uniform temperatures as a result. temperatures right now showing up very uniform. 56 in san francisco. 58, livermore.

58 degrees in san jose. take you through hour by hour detail. it is going to start to get hot as of 10:00 a.m. before the morning, 78 degrees in fremont at 10:00 a.m. move this up to noon today, look at this, 88 degrees at lunchtime in antioch. 88, fairfield. 84 in concord. easily hitting the 90s for today. only the low 90s. the heat is on in the bay area. summerlike stretch of weather lasts all week. 90 for livermore, 87, santa teresa. 92 today in gilroy. taking you into the next couple of days. temperatures stay hot. tomorrow, a little bit of a break. you will notice a four-degree dropoff, not too much heat relief. enough to where you might be able to give your a.c. a break in the afternoon. 87 degrees. wednesday, thursday, friday, we crank the heat right back up. the hottest air of the year so

far. make sure you are ready for it. two steps ahead of the heat wave. let's see what mike is tracking. we are the only station that has a camera up here. northbound 101 heading up toward willow. reports from chp. someone stopped to help an injured dog in the area. that's great. they stopped the car in the middle of the freeway. reports are following that the semi truck stopped to block folks from hitting the car. that's what stopped all the traffic. it doesn't sound like there are any injuries, except for the dog that's being helped. your commute is slammed from university avenue and building north through palo alto. we will show you another live shot of san jose, northbound 101 there. moving much more smoothly. all lanes have cleared. we have that crash at allen rock. it took quite some time to clear from the roadway. north in 680, things are starting to show a little bit of

relief. still very clear as it is built up from capital expressway. 85, 8 7, 280, all showing the build. better news for the tri-valley. 6:53. jury selection begins in a serial murder case that's been decades in the making. joseph naso was accused of killing four northern california women from the 1970s to the 1990s. after a lengthy pre-trial hearing and several delays, his trial is finally expected to get under way this week in marin county. he is acting as his own attorney a trial also starts today against former 49ers player quame harris, accused of assaulting his ex-boyfriend in menlo park last summer. harris was the first-round draft pick out of stanford in 2003. he played some time for the raiders. caltrans may have more bolt trouble on the new span in the bay bridge than first thought.

the san francisco chronicle reports the material used to make the bolts is virtually identical to a metal allow that transportation officials banned for use because the bolts can crack. 32 of the galvanizinged steel bolts snapped when workers tightened them last month. there are month are than 1200 bolts on the new span made from the steel. they denied any wrong doings the nonprofit group, the road information project analyzing the additional cost of operating a vehicle due to poor pavement conditions in san jose. checking in at number one in a not so great way, the south bay topping the national charts with drivers paying $756 a year in additional operating cost. l.a. checks in as number two. san francisco and oakland at number three. honolulu is four. rounding out the top five, concord.

>> abandoned muni buses can soon be transformed into traveling bathrooms for the homeless. the start-up company wants to turn old buses into mobile showers and toilets for use by the city's homeless population. the company has already secured the rights to one bus and has contacted the public utilities commission about using water hydrants. it is 1 of 40 that they plan to get rid of. two of america's most loved soap operas, now available on line. >> one life to live and all my children were canceled from television. as of this morning, they are on hulu. >> all the same cast, model and same crews. the shows look exactly the same as they did. the two soap operas returned this morning. both available online for free. this shows how far hulu has come. take a look at the clip. >> i don't need to be protected

anymore. i'm not a kid anymore. i'm a grown man. >> matthew. >> i have had enough of this. >> no, you haven't, not as long as you are living under this roof. >> these are all brand new episodes. the show's producers tell npr, the new online format means, you know what, they can make the soaps even steamier. nothing steamy on the markets this morning. really, quite quiet. the dow industrials up about a quarter percentage, 30 points to 14741. nasdaq up about 17. it looks like a fairly quiet day. very much. new this morning, the new york jets officially releasing that kid right there, tim tebow. he got the news shortly after he arrived at the team's facility this morning. in a statement released just hours ago, the jets now say they have a great deal of tebow but they say, things just did not work out.

he barely got any playing time. he was the star two seasons ago taking over for the denver broncos, got them all wait to the playoffs. after being traded to the jet, tebow has been nothing short of ineffective, hasn't scored a touchdown. a sliver of a hope that this kid might let us see another montana in a niners uniform. nate montana, son of the hall-of-famer, joe montana, wasn't drafted during the recent nfl draft. the niners giving him a shot. he will take part in the team's three-day rookie minikamp. >> we looked him up. 6'4". >> big, strapping young man. christina loren taking a look at the forecast. it is warm pretty warm nupmbers, not just today, every day this week. 90 degrees inland. bayside, 84 at the coast. we will hit about 75 degrees. overall, looking good. the sun doesn't set until 7:55 in the evening. let's check your drive with mike. good morning. a better morning for palo alto

heading up toward menlo park. a live camera shows traffic is mong. whoever was helping the dog has moved over to the shoulder. i will try to check on the update. we are looking toward the south bay. we are looking at 101, which is also recovering through area, slow from just off monterrey highway up toward the airport recovering from an earlier crash that finally cleared. there is the bill for south 280. an earlier crash finally cleared from the roadway. slow off the castro valley "y." we are back to a typical monday. down the eastshore freeway, still slow. things are held up after an earlier sig alert down through san pablo. all crash in the lane has cleared. still, slow from the carquinez bridge to the toll plaza. one final check. syria's prime minister has

escaped an assassination attempted to. a bomb went off near his convoy in damascus as his car drove by. he was not hurt. >> at least 40 people were hurt after an explosion tore through a building in the czech republic. the cause still under investigation. police say initial evidence suggesting it was caused by natural gas investigators in the central valley say they have found dna evidence at a home where an eight-year-old girl was found stabbed to death saturday afternoon. leila fowler's brother told authorities he found her body inside their home in valley springs, about 30 miles east of stockton. no suspects have been named. 6:59. that's what's happening on "today in the bay." warriors game six. playoff tickets go on sale at ticket master. they may not even be that's as we give you a live look at oracle arena. >> steph curry, 31 points, 22 in the second quarter. the game will be scheduled for

thursday. the way the warriors are playing, it may not be necessary. thanks for being with us. we'll be back at 7:25. >> good morning. developing now, new focus on the mother of the boston bombing suspects. why are u.s. investigators only learning now that she allegedly talked to one of her sons about jihad years ago? rising danger. parts of the u.s. bracing for historic flooding as flash floods and dramatic rescues are down south. and win a date with martha. more of our surprisingly interview with the most successful woman in the world. martha stewart went on match.com as martha stewart? >> more to help her find a date on this april 29th, 2013.