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 hours. the longest for the a's.

the longest at the coliseum. so long that three different center fielders left the game with leg injuries. the usual seventh inning stretch at a ball game got a double play with a 14-inning stretch. a game so long it started on monday and ended on tuesday. >> hang on a second. >> he gave himself the pie. how about that? >> moss said, we've got to have a pie in the face after a game like that. josh reddick, too tired, he pied himself. a second pie and a sports stream bath to end as the a's extended their streak against the a.l. west to 12 games. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." great stuff.

let them eat cake and pie. one more look at the numbers. the teams pushing this into 19 innings, the longest game in major league baseball so far this season. the enteire game lasting six hours, 32 minutes, ending at 1:41 a.m. this morning. it makes it is longest game ever played in oakland. we have a follow-up to a story we recently told you about on the so-called patient dumping. two workers have just been fired and another three disciplined from the psychiatric hospital in las vegas. others involved in the scandal no longer work there. this coming after investigators found patients were routinely bussed to different cities in several states, including san francisco and san jose and simply left for good. reporting since 2008, more than 15 people have been transported out of nevada.

neighbors in theton of valley spring will hold a vigil for an eight-year-old girl found stabbed to death over the weekend. they are questioning sex offenders and parolelies anywhere near the area where leila fowler was killed. her 12-year-old brother told police he saw a stranger leaving their home and found his body inside. they have collected fingerprints and dna evidence. until this killer is caught, the entire community is on edge. >> we have all of our windows, doors locked. we have bars in our double pane sliding windows. we don't go outside. we don't walk our dogs at night. a vigil will be held at leila's elementary school in valley spring tonight at 7:00. the fallout from last summer's virus resurfacing with a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. a woman who contracted the virus while staying incur curry villa.

she claims $1 million worth of medical bls and diminished lung capacity. three ended up dying and several others were sickened during this outbreak a kamp ranger whose car was taken by a vigilante ex-l.a. cop is suing for the $1 million reward offered to the public. on february 12th, christopher dorner took rick's car at gunpoint. he has filed a breach of contract against the city of los angeles. he says he deserves the reward, because he gave authorities dorner's exact location and a description of the vehicle he took. construction on the state's new bullet train line could be delayed. the california high-speed rail authority still in negotiations

to try and buy land around fresno. it is still chasing a challenge from a private rail company that controls key right-of-way near a stretch of planned track. company executives say no deal has been reached to build near its tracks. it may not be willing to accept the high-speed rail project because the exact route remains unclear. the first phase of construction is scheduled to start in july. the san jose police department is under scrutiny for stopping a policy aimed at cutting down on racial profiling. it requires officers to document all the stops they make even if there is no arrest, 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 ever put into practice. just last week, an independent auditor releasing reports criticizing that decision. the san jose city council will review that policy and other

findings calling all veterans looking for work. a special job fair for you. the u.s. chamber of commerce will host its hiring our heroes programs in the east bay and walnut creek. it wants to help veterans that may be struggling as they adjust to civilian life. they have landed jobs through hiring our heroes since 2011. stop by the walnut creek marriott hotel if you are interested starting at 9:00 this morning. a similar job fair was held a few weeks ago in san jose, which was co-sponsored by nbc bay area. the time now is 5:06. christina loren has been our resident heat meiser. >> be ready for that. it caught some people off guard. animals, protect your pets from the heat, stay hydrated, 58 degrees to start the day. san jose, 53 degrees. 51 in san mateo.

take you right along the peninsula where we easily hit the mid-70s. you are slated to be a touch cooler. you will probably notice that difference. next week, one of the cooler days in the extended period. we are going to be touching on the low 90s yet again. winds are going to play a factor. they are rather light right now. mostly at out of the northeast at 5-10 miles an hour. you are starting to get the reds and the pinks. up in the north bay through the higher elevation and also at the immediate coast. we have a red flag warning in place until tomorrow morning. you can see overnight, we will start to see the winds dramatically drop off. highs today are going to be hot enough for you to dress like summer. 88, livermore. 79, fremont. 81, san jose. stick around. your full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. the seven-day forecast ready to go in the next report. if you have to go to work right

now, mike knows what could slow you down. we are watching the bay bridge toll plaza. we are looking at the approach. you see the bottom. the hov lanes, an issue reported there, west 80 at hov lanes, just around the toll plaza. i'm told there was a little bit of some sort of a duffle bag or debris. let's check past the toll plaza. if we look at the other camera, we have the camera turned past the bay bridge toll plaza. just past those lights, we didn't see anything slowing and i did scan over to the metering lights with no issues. we will continue to track that. we don't see any problems either. a smooth drive right now. a new incident may be showing up around patrero and richmond. there is a crash over here just clearing green hills at taylor. contra costa sheriffs as handling that surface issue.

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rise and shine, everybody. a live look at south bay, san jose, sparkling on this tuesday morning. a little bit of haze. you can expect warm temperatures once again. the winds picking up. we will be checking the forecast with christina. even hands-free texting behind the wheel could soon be illegal for california drivers. tomorrow, a state assembly committee will review a bill

banning drivers from using voice-controlled devices like seri on the iphone. texting is already banned for california drivers. no studies supports voice-activated texting as a safer option. a study found that texting by voice was just as distracting as regular texting behind the wheel if you are planning on taking a business trip, google knows when you will be going and when you will be back it is part of the google search app for iphone and ipads. what is new, these cards. this is my google now. it is still learning my habits but you can see on the bottom right, it realizes it is time for me to leave for work and shows me the traffic and the weather and the fact that the giants won, stuff that i care about automatically pops up. if i did have a flight today, it

would know that, because it would see the ticket in my google g mail and calendar. it would pop up a card ought ma automatically. traffic, super heavy. you had better go right now, because the flight is on time. the willigoogle is anticipatory search. they know to tell me before i think to ask. this has been on android for a while. new to apple. one major flaw on iphone and ipad. it only works when the app is up and running. on android, it works all the time. let's check the markets. kayla tausche is live. futures, ruffle flat. the s&p, record high. nasdaq, 12 1/2 year peak. a fair amount of economic data,

reports on home costs, home prices, manufacturing and consumer confidence. pfizer reports earnings and the fed kicks off a two-day meeting widely expected to keep its low interest rate policy in place for the time being. the dow rising to 14,818. the nasdaq up 27 to 3307. back over to you. major league baseball bringing the sport to youtube. a whole library of highlights dating back for decades. don mattingly, chasing a foul ball. not only will there be clips of old games but you will be able to see highlights of current games. after a day or two, you will be able to watch the giants highlights on youtube. people overseas are going to be able to watch the entire game as it happens. that will hopefully expand baseball's popularity as well. jon and marla. >> classics that never get old.

donny baseball snagging a couple kernels of corn. thank you very much. one of the stories we are following today now, this morning, a south bay woman is under arrest, accused of swapping out orange juice at a san jose starbucks with a poisonous concoction. she came into a starbucks on snell avenue in south san jose yesterday afternoon and replaced two bottles of o.j. with bottles from her bag. they allegedly had a mixture of juice and rubbing alcohol. alert customers noticed the woman's suspicious behavior. they were able to get her license plate number as she drove off in her car. police arrested her at her home last night it is 5:15. we bring back in meteorologist, christina loren. based on what you are telling us, a good day goat out to the beach but you better take some

suntan block unless you want a big red lobster look. that is in but it doesn't feel very good. taking you live outside. ask carrot top. he knows what i'm talking about. the spf 30 plus. we have uva and uvb rays. we are going to see more cloud cover today. only the strongest rays get through those clouds. today, temperatures are going to be just about as warm as where they were yesterday. winds are going to play more of a factor. as those winds pick up, our fire danger increases. we have a red flag warning in place, our first of the season. that's in place until tomorrow morning. i want to point out the difference between temperatures 24 hours ago. we were quite about cooler in some cities. some are running quite a bit more mild than 24 hours ago. basically, you will probably need the coat. 49 in santa cruz, 50 in gilroy. i didn't notice much of a difference when i walked out my front door in campbell. nice yesterday.

nice today. mid to upper 80s at noon. today, we are only talking about the mid to upper 70s. 92 degrees for fairfield, gilroy, down from 96 yesterday to 88 today. that's some welcome heat relief. 81, santa teresa. 79 in fremont and 73 in san francisco. getting into the next few days, we are going to keep wind in the forecast and we are also going to bring about a pretty potent heat wave that kicks into high gear thursday into friday. the winds are going to drop off tomorrow. as we head through thursday and friday, the temperatures rise up. let's talk to mike and see how we are doing on your drive. speed limit time? >> most places. you are going to watch it coming down the eastshore freeway. this is westbound 80 underneath university avenue. berkeley and emeryville, just fine. look at the map before you get here as you are approaching the merge coming off of the richmond bridge. west 80 approaching the merge. we have this disabled vehicle we

told you about. it is blocking two of your four lanes. chp has immediately called a significant alert situation. that means they expect it to take 30 minutes or more to clear. it is going to cause significant impact. you see the slowing coming out of east richmond. we will watch for it. a big rig. 15 tons of tractor-trailer. they need a special truck to get it out of the roadway. we wrill see how it builds. the tri-valley moves smoothly. over through castro valley as more cars start to hit the road. 880, traffic flows smoothly. san jose, your northbound route showing a mild build. 101, around 680, not a problem. 101 through the northbound side has cleared from the

construction southbound. 5:18. this morning, crews are finding more bodies as they comb through the wreckage of that building collapse in bangladesh. at least 384 people are confirmed dead. rescuers are using heavy machinery to cut through the destroyed building after giving up hope of finding any more survivors. a bangladesh court is giving police 15 days to interrogate the owner of the building. mohammed rena is being held on charges of negligence. he was brought to court in a bullet-proof vest and a helmet. hundreds protested outside the court holding bamboo sticks and throwing stones at least 17 people are found dead after a chicago-run company crashes in afghanistan. it was carrying vehicleings and other cargo and crashed at

bagram airfield north of kabul. five of those seven people killed are from michigan. the taliban initially claimed responsibility for bringing down thaboing 747. nato says those claims are false the u.s. and nato wrapped up joint military operations. the north said they would attack south korea. the south korean ministry will continue to closely observe the north. there are more than 28,000 u.s. troops stationed in south korea. north korean leader, kim jong-un was last seen touring an upscale shopping district, the first time he as been seen at a nonmilitary facility in 40 days. they showed him visiting restaurants and cosmetic and

shoe stores. he attended an elaborate cooking show in pyongyang. north korea media reported that he stressed the importance of establishing more public facilities 5:21. coming up, some long lost baseball history and show you that a film that historians are very fascinated by. a major milestone in the netherlands. what was done this morning that has not been seen in more than a century. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like

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good morning. welcome back. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic slowly starting to pick up on this tuesday. mike is checking the roads for you. 5:23. right now, we are going to show you a rel liic of the country's national pastime near 100 years old.

discovered in georgia. historians studying this film shot by a very well think plantation owning family in thomasville, georgia. the 28-millimeter film shows employees of the pebble hill plantation playing in a baseball league against some other teams based on the old south plantation. it runs 26 seconds, exceptionally rare footage. >> we suspect and are working to determine if it is the earliest footage of african-americans playing baseball period. >> they believe the film was shot back in 1919. the university of georgia has digitized this film and has now posted it online. pretty cool. >> it reminds me of seeing the movie "42." >> it was outstanding, beautiful film, worth seeing you are talking about the wind picking up today along with the temperatures. it is going to be a hot one. good morning. we smashed temperature records yesterday. the biggest piece of information i could bring to you this morning is, it is only going to

get hotter. take a look at thursday. we will climb up to 96 degrees. holding on the 90s just about every single day this week. finally, a little bit of heat relief sunday into monday. let's find out if we are getting any relief on a traffic tuesday, sunday into monday. there is something to that. >> traffic tuesday, for sure. we have known that. that's the heaviest day of the week throughout the bay area. last week, we've had with the warmer weather that coincided with a little later build. things packing in later in the morning. let's take you to our view of 101. san francisco, we are seeing a good volume. it looks steamy. appropriate for christina's forecast. we have a disabled vehicle around the curve. let me take you to the map where we have one issue reported. this is on 280 northbound. there is a stall reported there getting up toward the ballpark. no major issues. no problems across the bridge. this sig alert continues west 80

heading down out of richmond. slow towards el sorito. reports of a stalled tractor-trailer blocking two of your four lanes. this will take at least half an hour to clear. that's what chp is forecasting 5:26 right now. this morning, the netherlands has a brand new monarch. >> queen beatrix handed over her crown to her son, king willem. the former queen will now be known as princess beatrix, will man willem alexander becomes the

first prince. still to come on "today in the bay," the longest game in oakland history. we will show you the play that finally sends fans home after more than 6 1/2 hours a poison investigation at a south bay starbucks. hour an alert customer helped police get the suspect.

he has struck out four times. this may do it. it is gone. >> call this one the late show starring the oakland a's as they finish off the longest game to be played in oakland. we are live this morning with highlights and some post-game reaction. a suspicious drink leads to an arrest. how poisoned juice got on the shelves at a south bay starbucks. yesterday was hot. we are only going to climb warmer. the triple digits expected. we'll let you know when this morning. grab a coat, something you can peel off later.

we are headed toward the 90s. your full forecast in just a few moments we call it traffic tuesday. what i'm tracking is what chp calls a sig alert. we will have the latest coming up. let's take you live looking over san francisco. you can see the bay bridge in the distance. some lights twinkling for you. getting your tuesday morning start april 30th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning. are you awake? it is 5:30. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. the oakland a's players might be a little tired. they played a bit longer than planned thanks to a marathon ball game that didn't seem like it would end, the 6 1/2 hour long game, the longest to be played in oakland. christie smith is up early this morning with details including nothing short of a wild finish

and the good news, a's finish on top. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon and marla. at 2:00 this morning, the oakland a's tweeted out, thanks for all the fans that stayed, watched us, followed us, longest game in history. we are talking about 6 1/2 hours. 19 innings until brandon moss finally ended it. >> deep to right. this may do it. it is gone! >> reporter: moss hit a walk-off two-run homer in the 19th inning of the game at 1:41 this morning. a lot of mercy in that hit. that brought the team's longest game ever to an end with a 10-8 victory over the angels. the players on both sides, of course, had a lot of heart through all this. three different center fielders left the game with leg injuries. we are talking about both teams here. the seventh inning stretch, the usual seven-inning stretch got a

replay with a 14th inning stretch after being up against the wall a few times. the a's did pull it out. brandon moss put it in perspective for us. >> my last few at-bats, i don't think i made contact with the pitch. trying to do too much. getting blown away by 95 after six hours. that is not very fair. you know, you just hang with it and hope that they throw something into your bat. the evening is so completely unusual that moss was handed a pie and told to pie himself. he did. he said josh reddick was too tired. tonight's game against the angels at 7:05. the last time the a's played 19 innings was back in 1972 against the white sox. this game last night went about 30 minutes longer. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:32. a bizarre story at a south bay starbucks coffee shop. this rng month, a woman is facing felony charges. she is accused of putting

poisonous orange juice on store shelves. officers were able to catch her thanks to an alert customer. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside the south san jose's starbucks with this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this starbucks on snell avenue has reopened this morning after it had to shut down yesterday afternoon so law enforcement could investigate this poisoning. police have arrested this woman that they said spiked two bottles of orange juice with rubbing alcohol. apparently, she created the mixture elsewhere and brought it inside the store around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a customer became suspicious as she allegedly pulled those bottles out of her bag and put them in a refrigerated display case where other chilled items, like milk and yogurt are stored. an employee sniffed the mixtures, said it had a tox is smell to it, called 911. hazmat tested the juice and determined it had been mixed with rubbing alcohol.

no one drank the mixtures. they were able to track down the woman at her home through her license plate number jotted down by one of the employees. police arrested ramina bebehanian for poisoning. they believe this 50-year-old woman acted alone. they don't know why she allegedly did this. reporting live, bob redell. "today in the bay." right now, a follow-up to a story we first brought to you sunday night hours before a fire ripped through a vacant motel in mountain view. police arrested somebody on suspicion of trespassing. only nbc bay area was there to get video of the fire. firefighters say the flames spread very quickly, because the building did not have sprinklers. about a dozen units are damaged. no be was injured. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. police telling us they have arrested that suspect and trespasser sunday afternoon about five hours before the flames broke out. it is unclear if the arrest is linked to that fire. investigators say they have

not found any signs of foul play in the death of a san francisco sheriff's deputy, whose body was found in the bay yesterday. search teams found michael robert's body floating in the vallejo marina. his boat had been found adrift. it is not clear how he ended up in the water. a pilot is dead and firefighters are searching for more victims after two small planes collided in mid-air over ventura county. the radar showed the two aircrafts collided eight miles east. one plane landed on a golf course in west lane village. that caused minor injuries to the three people on board. the second plane slammed into the santa monica mountains about five miles away and started a one-acre fire. it is unclear how many people were on that plane but officials have discovered the pilot's body. the faa and ntsb are

investigating the sports world throwing support behind a former stanford athlete. now, the first active openly gay player in an american team sport. he is pro basketball player, jason collins, coming out. the reaction for the most part from the nba, very positive. commissioner, david stern, says, quote, we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue. nba and nfl consultant, harry edwards, says, although he will be for the most part accepted, there will be some that do not like his decision to come out. >> he is going to have to deal with how do i really feel about the cat calls, about this teammate that said xy and z, what do i think about the death threats, what do i think about the nasty letters and e-mails that he is inevitably going to get. >> support for collins going beyond the sports world. former president, bill clinton, releasing a statement in support of collins, along with a lot of

celebrities. collins, we can tell you, has played for six pro teams during 12 seasons. he is currently a free agent hoping to catch on and play basketball next year. it is 5:37. good morning to you. yesterday, we were talking about the warm temperatures. today, some wind factors as well. >> you like that? >> i like it a lot. meteorologist, christina loren, take it away. 5:37. wanted to start with what's happening. take you to the red flag warning. right now, not just us. four corners region also dealing with hot and dry weather. want to zoom in and show you what we are, woulding with. 1,000 foot. that is the level you want to keep in mind. if you live above 1,000 feet, you do have that red flag warning in place and it lasts until wednesday at 6:00 p.m. humidity, 10-30%. for us, very low relative humidity levels. we ever expecting to be very dry for the next few days.

practice good fire safety. if you are going to have a campfire, make sure it is completely extinguished. 55 in livermore. we are getting into that time of year. the campgrounds, loaded. we are still two months away from summer. i want to point out, it is going to feel very summerlike every single day this week into the weekend. 80 degrees at noon. as you break for lunch, pretty comfortable today compared to yesterday. 5-8 degrees cooler. we round out the day in the upper 80s. a couple of low 90s. 90 degrees for fairfield. mike is looking pretty busy for a tuesday. >> thank you for stalling while i got this monitor tuned in. i'll explain why i have it in a second. we are looking out the eastshore freeway. the volume starting to kick in through berkeley. a traffic tuesday. things are looking slower now. we will take you to the maps and show you what we are tracking.

the eastshore freeway. it has made a little bed through berkeley. we still have that disabled tractor-trailer blocking two of your four lanes. it looks like 5:45, five minutes from now, whether chp expects to have this cleared. i haven't heard word of them getting a big-rig tow truck there. they have a 15-ton rig they have to move. coming out of san pablo heading down to the area. a couple more seconds to get over there. while we look over to the tri-valley and see some slowing for 84 coming down isabelle over to 580. they were just heading up through oakland. they should be up at that incident by the time we get the next shot. we hope to have it here. back to you. 5:39. a big theater fan. your mom recently saw al pacino. the nominees for the biggest

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passed bill someone made a typo. they left the letter "s" off the word accounts. that's significant because the whole purpose of this bill was to allow the transportation secretary to dip into several accounts to pull the money to pay the air traffic controllers to get them back on the jobs and get the planes in the air and get people out of the long waits. they left the "s" off. the house has already passed a fix on this. the senate plans to do so today and send it off to the president's desk. what could be a big deal, the other groups out there. hey, if they can be exempted from the big, budget cuts, why can't we. the american cancer society says there is research funding that desperately needs to be restored where people could end up losing their lives. teachers very upset about kids waiting in line for head start. 3200 groups, a coalition of them

pushing to have these cuts reversed. president obama says he will sign the air traffic bill but as for the rest, band-aids are not a solution. jon? >> kind of a unique situation out there. tracie potts, thank you very much for the update. 5:45. almost a month after connecticut passed some of the toughest gun restrictions in the country. lawmakers are learning, it is not as simple as they thought. many gun owners say the law is confusing. they are not sure whether their weapons are considered legal. the law immediately banned magazines over 10 rounds and all assault style weapons. the law allows owners who had those items before the law was signed to keep them. lawmakers say they have been inundated with questions and they are still working to sort out the particulars of the law. billboard signs advocating gun rights are causing big controversy in colorado. they depict native americans with it's words, turn in your arms, the government will take care of you. for now, the people who pay for the signs are remaining

anonymous. several civil rights groups are demanding the billboards be taken down. the in-laws of one of the suspected boston marathon bombers is being investigated by the fbi. they are carrying away evidence from catherine tsarnaev, tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. tamerlan and his brother are being accused of detonating bombs killing three and wounding hundreds more. tamerlan was later killed in a gun battle with police. christina loren here to talk about the nice forecast if you like it hot. >> you get two different parts of the day as well. you have to plan around the incoming heat. good morning to you. the time now, 5:46. thanks for waking up with us. tuesdays can be rather hard. the good news is, monday under your belt at this point. under that belt. 57 degrees in concord to start

the day. good morning to you, livermore. you are at 55. 55 degrees in sunnyvale. it is kind of a mild start. crisp out there this morning. just about as mild as we were yesterday. headed towards a good-looking day as temperatures approach the mid to upper 80s. couple of low 90s. a will il blittle bit of an ons. futurecast at 3:00 p.m., shower activity. courtesy of the weak disturbance in the sierra nevada. we are not going to see any sort of rainfall. we will see enough cooling to take your temperatures down by a few degrees. cool areas moving into the bay area. afterwards, high pressure moves back in. 7:00 p.m. tonight, you can see the winds pushing right offshore. that's going to keep the coastline nice and clear. they will still be getting enough low cloud cover in southern california to stay on the mild side. nice and clear. a good-looking forecast shaping up for us. futurecast, wednesday morning, same deal, mostly clear.

great beach weather continues. 88 degrees for livermore today. 92, fairfield. 88, concord. 73 degrees on the way to san francisco. we head through the next few days. temperatures, they keep on climbing. tuesday, 88 degrees. by wednesday, we will be at 90. then, the mid-90s, upper 90s on the way for thursday. that means if we do see the triple digits, thursday is going to be the day. friday into saturday. mike has something important to tell you. sunday, 80 degrees. 74 degrees on monday. that's the only thing i had to bring up. take it to the chopper, son. not a problem. we are going to take it over to the chopper as soon as we can. we are looking at the big backup west 880, eastshore freeway. we are looking at the backup. the big rig, 15 tons of it blocking half of your freeway, the westbound east shore

freeway. the backup coming into el sorito into richmond. we have a slower drive. take the map as we come off of the chopper shot. if you are coming down carlson boulevard, get off and get to lincoln highway which will take you to san pablo avenue and take you past the surface streets. b.a.r.t., through the area, another option as you are coming through the area. no delays for the b.a.r.t. trains. muni and caltrans are mass transit options. the bay bridge toll plaza, less backup because of the folks held up in el cerrito. if you are coming off the carquinez bridge, big delays

there. southbound 880 through fremont, smooth drive. northbound 101 through san jose as well. things bogging down traditionally. the rest of your south bay, looking pretty smooth. 5:50 on the nose. the boston marathon raising security. officials announcing a ban on all backpacks and large bags and will not allow anybody to run that course unless they have officially registered for the race. the boston marathon for the record had about 25,000 runners. the beta breakers traditionally has even more people show up to take part. the 102nd annual foot race will be held may 19th. >> the golden state warriors will shut the door on the denver nuggets. 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 on thursday nights. let's go warriors. >> they are on fire. they will heat the place up. coming up, we will tell you about the gilroy garlic festival and how it is getting a little extra kick. we will tell you the competition it will kick off.

we are hearing from several bloggers this morning that twitter is, indeed, working on an app for glass. google expects you to record your life using those glass devices. twitter helps you do that.

dorsey says he doesn't anticipate glass being successful. he has had a hard time imagining his mom wearing a pair. maybe if google made sunglasses maybe then. the s&p hit its highest point in history. nasdaq, a high point for 12 years. good data today, house prices through case shiler and consumer confidence. wall street looks at data every day. employment, inflation, housing and consumer confidence. sorry, sharks fans, the programers at electronics arts says the new york rangers are going to win the stanley cup defeating the blackhawks. let's take this news release as an advertisement for ea's latest hock hockey game. they said with the super bowl, not only would the ravens win but there would be one

interception in the game, ed reed picking off colin kaepernick. that's what happened. they didn't predict the power outage. >> it didn't look like they had kaepernick with his tattoos. >> they sure predicted the super bowl. i would expect the rangers will beat the blackhawks in six. meteorologist, christina loren stepping in to give you a look at your tuesday forecast. the winds, that's what you are tra tracking with the red flag warning. >> it's in the game, weather game. temperatures today require to you do your outdoor activities early inland. we are pushing upper 80s, low 90s today at 4:00 p.m. 78, bayside. 72 at the coast. can't beat that. 5:55. mike has been busy. let's see what he is tracking now. >> we are still tracking the sig alert. this is westbound 80. el cerrito approaching petrero.

you see the big rig tow truck has arrived in front of the tractor-trailer. it looks like it is hooked up. we hope they will move things quickly. two of your four lines. one of the lanes is the hov. only one regular lane getting by. that's what's causing the big backup. approach willi approaching and cutting. you are past that incident. if you are coming out of pinol, there is the being backup which continues to grow as the commute builds coming up on 6:00. the lincoln highway, carlson boulevard, coming back from the other side, you have to tough it out. b.a.r.t., a great option for you. no other issues heading down towards the bay bridge. the tri-valley with a typical build. back to you. thanks a lot. get ready, ladies and gentlemen, garlic festival time. the competition will soon heat up for this year's 35th annual

event in gilroy. organizers announcing they will hold their first-ever garlic bowl. how about that. teams from uc berkeley, san jose state and fresno looking to go on fire. the winning team will take home a $5,000 scholarship. garlic bowl will kick off the start of the festival coming up in late july. very strong. odoriferous. how the longest game played in oakland ended just hours ago. we will tell you about a poisonous drink found in a south bay starbucks. who is behind it and who helped them catch her. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right

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juice planted on star bucs shelves, the suspicious behavior that caused them to call police why voice ac difficutivated could get you a ticket. we are headed towards another round of near-record warmth. our first red flag warning of the season. we will let you know when the heat will break you are watching the chopper over the scene. this big rig just clearing from where it was blocking half of the eastshore freeway. we still have a huge backup. we will show you the latest coming up. with monday behind, day two of the workweek just ahead. the sun starting to peak up and illuminate san francisco. a nice, pretty shot on a tuesday, april 30th. this is "today in the bay."