. . a poison nus drink at wup of the most popular coffee shops. a discovery at a south bay starbucks. the a's pull an all-nighter. what it took for them to finally get the victory over the angels. >> wow, that was a long ball game. a nice look over o.co. the stadium with the lights on this early tuesday morning, april 30gth. this is "today in the bay." it is 4:30. good morning to one and all. i'm jon kelley. i'm marla tallez in for

laura today. here is a look at the forecast with christina loren. good morning to you. want to start off the bat with the most recent weather news. that is a red flag warning in place for the bay area. we have high fire danger on tap. temperatures this morning are mild out there. what i can tell you, yesterday, we hit 96 degrees in gilroy. not going to be quite as hot today. yesterday and today, the coolest in the extended period. we have the triple digits in the forecast. we'll take you through the numbers coming up first. 4:31. want to talk about your drive with our own mike inno houye. look at the map southbound 880 heading through the south bay. a smooth flow overall. coming south of 237 on 880, down to one lane just south of the great mall parkway exit.

slowing past brokaw and clearing up. watch out for the crews. it is 4:32. the oakland a's, those guys are just going to bed after a marathon game that only ended a couple hours ago. >> serious overtime. >> this game goes 19 innings. the score tied at 8-8 until the bottom of the 19th and then this. he has struck out four times. >> this may do it. it is gone! bottom of the 19th inning. we are finally going home. >> muchas gracia. brandon moss, 10-8, ends the game. a little pie in the face there and the shower. to the victor goes the spoils. believe it or not, there were

some die tsh hard fa-hard fans around until the bitter end, six hours and 32 minutes. good to the last drop. new this morning, no injuries or damage. a jolt in the south bay caused by an overnight quake. the magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck about 10:14 six miles southeast of gilroy. it appears to fall on the calaveras fault line. a south bay woman is under arrest accused of poisoning the orange juice at a starbucks on snell avenue in south san jose. she replaced two bottles of orange juice with bottles from her bag. the bottles allegedly had a mixture of juice and rubbing alcohol inside. alert customers noticed the woman's suspicious behavior. a starbucks employee was able to get the woman's license plate

number as she drove off in her car. police arrested her at her home last night. a follow up to a story we first brought you sunday night hours before a fire ripped through a vacant motel in mountainview. police arrested someone on suspicion of trespassing at that property. only nbc bay area was there to get video of that fire. firefighters say the flames spread quickly, because the building did not have any sprinklers. a dozen units were damaged. we are happy to report, nobody was injured. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. police, well, they arrested that suspect and the trespasser sunday afternoon about five hours before the flames broke out. at this hour, it is unclear if the arrest is linked to the fire. no signs of foul play in the death of a san francisco sheriff's deputy whose body was found in the bay. search teams found his body floating in the vallejo marina yesterday afternoon.

hours earlier, his boat had been found adrift. it is not clear how he ended up in the water. a pilot is dead. firefighters are searching for more victims after two small planes collided in mid-air over ventura counsel tich. a radar showed the two collided eight miles northeast of ventura. one plane landed on a golf course in west lake vil alake v. the saekd plaecond plane starte one-acre fire after slamming into the santa monica mountains. they are investigating the san jose police department under scrutiny for stopping a policy aimed at cutting down on racial profiling. it required officers to document all stops even if there were no arrests, including the person's race and whether they are told to sit on a curb.

the new acting chief suspended that policy before it was put into practice. just last week, an independent auditor releasing reports criticizing that decision. this afternoon, the san jose city council will review this policy and other findings in the auditor's reports a special job fair today for veterans looking for work. the u.s. chamber of commerce will host its hiring our heroes program in walnut creek. they want to help veteran that is may be struggling as they work to adjust to civilian life. more than 18,000 have landed jobs through hiring our heroes since 2011. if you are interested, stop by the walnut creek marriott hotel starting at 9:00. a similar job fair was held a few weeks ago in san jose, which was co-sponsored by nbc bay area. dozens of men are sleeping in chairs at a homeless drop-in in san francisco. an effort to replace those chairs with beds is sparking a heated debate. the center's director wants to

add beds to a vacant building next door, a move clients say will deliver some much-needed relief. >> you can't sleep in a chair. by the time you get comfortable, you are falling over. you've got other people leaning on you. >> concerned neighbors are raising questions about zoning and permits and safety and security. a lengthy community process lies ahead before any kind of decision will be made. in the meantime, the homeless at mother browns will have to sit and wait good morning. with the warmth, now comes the winds. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren you couple the two together. that equals high fire danger. good morning to you. the winds aren't that strong right now. bet your bottom dollar, they will be later on today. picking up in thevy sinity of 15-20 miles an hour sustained. we could see gusts to 50 plus at the coast. in addition to the hot weather and the wind today, it is going to be one of those days where you just want to be on the best of fire safety.

good morning to you. temperatures this morning are nice and mild. we are at 56 degrees. good morning, sunny veil, 49, santa cruz, 56 to start the day in livermore. headed towards a pretty comfortable afternoon. we have this red flag warning in place. this will be the coolest of the next 7-8. we have the mid-90s and triple digits ahead. east bay hills, north bay mountains, keep that in mind. everybody around the bay area needs to be on the best of fire safety for the next couple of days. look at where your temperatures are headed. a touch cooler than yesterday. 81 degrees in san jose. not too bad just yet. we will see a return of the 90s. i'll show you how hot it was yesterday. first, we want to get you out that front door on a good note. it is a traffic tuesday. he is the man on the job. hi, mike. >> good morning, good morning. the last few days have been a really tough drive. traffic tuesday, heavy volume. so far, the bay bridge, we are

looking all right as far as the volume across the bay. heavier. folks still at oakland coliseum, the a's game. we are looking at a smooth drive for the north bay as well. we are facing south. the tail lights southbound. your commute direction just past north san pedro road. some flashing lights at the top of your screen. blocking one lane. you see no slowing coming off of the link. smooth drive there. the map will check out antioch when it does show some slowing. westbound through pittsburg and bay pount. still, very smooth. a little slowing. a blip there, not a big deal. the entire tri-valley moving pretty smoothly. no problems out of the altamont. 4:39. the golden state warriors will try to shut the door on the denver nuggets tonight. game five in the playoff series tips off at 5:00 tonight in denver. the warriors lead the series, 3-1.

however, game six tickets have already gone on sale at oracle arena just in case the nuggets win. that game would be played at home on thursday night. check this out. san francisco city hall lit up in blue and gold last night showing support for the warriors. >> how apropo. >> that looks pretty. >> the city is trying to bring the team from oakland to san francisco with plans for a very cool waterfront stadium. >> true to the tee. beautiful colors out there. 4:40. still to come, the breakers making some major changes this year. we will tell you what runners can expect in light of the boston marathon bombings. fbi agents investigating new family members tied to one of the bombing suspects. step aside google's answer to apple's virtual assistance.

welcome back. a live look from the south bay on this tuesday morning. a little haze in the sky there. christina loren telling us that will probably clear off fairly soon. another warmup ahead. prepare for that accordingly. 4:43 right now. the in-laws of one of the suspected boston marathon bombers being investigated. yesterday in rhode island, agents carried away evidence

from the parents' home of katherine catherine russell. she is tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. they are accused of killing three and wounded hundreds more. he was later killed in a gun battle with police george zimmerman is in court for what should be the last hearing before his trial begins. he is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. jury selection scheduled to start in june. google is setting its site on seri unveiling a new way to talk tower iphone or ipad. the virtual assistant called google now is available as part of a free google search iphone and ipad app. the first time google has been available for nonandroid devices. it takes your questions and

combs the internet looking for the answers. also, the fed deciding on the stimulus. for more, with he turn to brian shactman live at cnbc world headquarters. what's going on, brian? good morning. stock futures slightly lower after the markets closed at new highs on monday. the s&p at a record high. the nasdaq hitting a 12 1/2 year peak. as a fair amount of economic data, reports on employment costs, home prices, manufacturing and consumer confidence. pfizer reported earnings a little bit ago. they were a little disappointing. that stock trading to the down side. the dow rising to 14,818. closing in on 15,000. the nasdaq up. the federal reserve widely expected to keep the low interest rate policy in place for the foreseeable future as the economy remains sluggish and the job market is weaker than

expected. inflation remains low. it is 4:45 right now. let's check back in and get a little weather forecast. our christina loren here to tell us she is going to keep you nicer, warmer and sunnier. >> it is going to be a really warm day. temperatures are going to be just about as warm as we ended up yesterday. what i can tell you, not quite as hot. look at those numbers. they are kind of staring you back in the face, snake eyes. 96 degrees in gilroy yesterday. we had a beautiful day at the beach. we are going to get spoiled with more beautiful days right at the coast. however, it is going to be hot inland. you can see winds are picking up. we have more changes to take you through as we head throughout your tuesday. winds aren't that strong. they will be at their strongest between 2:00 and 7:00. you want to keep that in mind. highest elevations and immediate coast, we are expecting the strongest wind gusts. go ahead and tie down objects. if you had a barbecue over the weekend, cover it up or put it

away where it won't be knocked about i the wind. 54, san jose. we are at 52. good morning. that is a welcome cooldown in gilroy. 96 is pretty hot when you consider we are still two months away from summertime. the first official day is the 21st of june. as we head throughout tomorrow, the first day of may looks pretty good, hotter. stop the clock. a few showers come through the sierra nevada. we have a weak disturbance coming through. a little bit of an onshore flow. high pressure moves in, clears the coast out. beautiful beach days. you can get out there tomorrow all the way through the end of the week and most of the weekend looking good for your beach plans. 92, fairfield, 88, livermore, 79 in fremont. at the fairmont in san jose, 81 degrees. 81 in santa teresa. here it is. it gets a little bit heated. temperatures are going to keep on climbing by thursday, we'll be in the mid-90s.

if we see the triple digits and i do think we will, places like gilroy, thursday, friday just about as hot. saturday, hit the beach. 94 degrees inland. a little too warm for comfort. sunday into monday, a welcome cooldown. season seasonal averages. the sports world throwing its support behind a forpmer stanford athlete. pro basketball player, jason collins. commissioner, david stearns saying, quote, we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue. nba/nfl consultant says, although he will be generally accepted, some will not like his decision to come out. >> he is going to have to deal with how do i really feel about the cat calls or this teammate

that said xyz. what do you think about the death threats and nasty letters and e-mails and so forth that he is going to get? >> a game-changer here. the support for and from collins goes beyond the sports world. former president, bill clinton, releasing a statement in support of collins. collins has played for six pro teams in 12 seasons, most recently, the celtics and wizards. currently, a free agent and hoping to be playing basketball next year the boston marathon bombings are raising concerns about security at san francisco's very popular upcoming beta breakers race. race officials are announcing a ban on all backpacks and large bags and will not allow anyone to run the course unless they have officially registered for this race. the boston marathon had about 25,000 runners. the beta breakers traditionally has more. the 102nd annual food race will be may 19th.

the competition for this year's 35th annual gilroy garlic festival. organizers announcing they will hold their first ever garlic bowl. teams from uc berkeley, san jose state and fresno state plan to go head to head in a big-time cooking contest. the winning team will receive a $5,000 scholarship. garlic bowl kicks off the start of the festival coming up in late june. >> a whole lot of breath mints. >> a massive intergalactic hur acain you have to see to believe what once belonged to winston churchill. how much this beautiful ride sold for and why other than it's previous owner is such a collector's item. we are looking at 101, smooth drive on university avenue. we'll talk about the east bay. a little bit of trouble there coming up off of 238.

welcome back. live to san francisco international airport. looks like its own city as the planes get ready to make their first flights out of the bay area on this tuesday morning. 4:53 now. a rare car once used by former british prime minister, winston churchill, has been sold on ebay.

the coupe sold for $616,000. it is the only one of its kind left. only eight were built. a british auction house tried to sell it but the owners put it on ebay. 114 offers, no information about the actual buyer. >> over $600,000. i bet it doesn't even have navigation. >> i am sure it does not. >> man. mike inouye is here, speaking of fine automobiles. what's happening on the roads, my man? we are looking over here toward the san mateo bridge. a smooth drive for all types of cars moving smoothly. very light volume. last few days, last weekend, this monday, we did have a terrible drive across the san mateo. be prepared. follow my reports. on the hayward side, we have a little slowing. underneath 38. no problems for the castro valley "y." there are no incidents. the crash i'm showing is on 14th

at 172nd just under freet way north of the portion where it is called mission boulevard. it sounds like surface street traffic is getting by. the south bay, construction crews, south 880 as you are headed past the great mall. >> we like to cover all the bases. we now take you to outer space. a massive hurricane simply out of this recalled would. nasa's cassini spacecraft, more than 1200 miles wide. to put that in perspective, the distance from washington, d.c. to dallas. >> a big hurricane. >> the scientists say the hurricane clouds are swirling up 330 miles an hour. the eye itself is 30 times bigger than superstorm sandy that swept the east coast. do not mess with that. >> pretty to look at, scary to be involved with.

4:55. a bizarre hazmat situation at a south bay starbucks. the poisonous orange juice and who police say left it there. new fallout in the case of a nevada psychiatric hospital accused of dumping patients in california. who is out of a job this morning. he has struck out four times. >> hit to right. this may do it. it is gone! >> a very sweet finish to a game that started on monday and ends on tuesday. just how long these players were out on that field for the longest game in oakland history. >> that's one way to put it. across the bay, we take you to san francisco's embarcadero all lit up on this tuesday morning. you can see traffic moving along there. just fine. stay with us, 4:56. lots coming up.

while you were still sleeping, the oakland a's were still playing ball. the weather for that game was perfect. we keep the near-record warmth in the forecast. we couple the warmth with the winds. we will let you know when the heat will break coming up. although it is early, we still have a report of a crash going on somewhere around the toll plaza. right now, we will check a live shot from the south bay, the shark tank, hp pavilion. the san jose sharks have advanced to the playoffs for the ninth straight year. they start on the road in vancouver. today is tuesday, april 30gth. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. it is just about 5:00 a.m. i'm marla tallez. laura garcia cannon is off today good morning.

while you were probably sound asleep still hugging that pillow, the oakland a's were still hard at work playing in the longest game in team history. the 19-inning game takes more than 6 1/2 hours to finally finish up. "today in the bay's" kristy snit is live by oakland's o.co's coliseum to show us that finish where the good guys finish on top. >> reporter: good morning, jon and marla. fans were leaving the ballpark a couple of hours ago. 19 innings until almost 2:00 in the morning. the last b.a.r.t. train had rolled by until finally brandon moss ended the marathon. >> deep to right. this may do it. it is gone! >> reporter: finally, lights out with a two-run homer in the bottom of 19th. that's right, 19th inning to end it with a 10-8 victory over the angels. this game went on for 6 1/2