a possible break in the case. police arrest a man in connection with the death of a girl. we'll tell you about the marches plapd for right here in the bay area to day. >> flying out of the south bay got easier. the new option for travelers that takes off this morning. >> right now we'll take you out to san francisco for a live look over the bay bridge. a little bounce to that camera on this wednesday, yes, the first day of may. this is "today in the bay." can you believe we're saying may already? >> no.

i don't know where the time goes. >> welcome back lgc. good to have you. i'm jon kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon, also known as lgc. >> let's check in with christina loren. >> temperatures are unbelievably mild. at 66 degrees right now in livermore. 65 in san francisco and 60 in sunnyvale. some of our micro climates have dropped off, 49 in santa cruz and 47 in gilroy. it really depends on where you live as to whether you'll need to pell out the coat today. we're headed towards another day of near record warmth. we had the red flag warnings going. we'll talk all about your full forecast which now includes rain. lots to talk about, 4:31. first let's talk to mike about your drive. >> rain, it's going to sizzle when it lands. looking over towards the golden gate bridge. this is moving smoothly, but north of here between the waldo tunnel and the north end of the bridge, road crews have a lane

or two blocked still with overnight road crews. you don't see slowing on our sensors. the city itself moves slowly and the bay bridge is just fine. south 101 approaching silver, a disabled vehicle on the shoulder. reports are that there was someone that was over there by the side of the car as well. we'll get updates once the chp arrives. we'll watch this interchange carefully. we'll send it back to you. >> new hope this morning as investigators may have found the man wanted for stabbing and killing an 8-year-old girl in her central valley home. 44-year-old jason way rain was arrested yesterday. he's accused of breaking into an apartment and trying to kidnap a 15-month-old child. placer ville is 15 miles away from where the child was found in valley springs. calaveras county investigators say they're aware of his arrest and will analyze dna samples to see if he has any connection to

the little girl's death. last night friends and supporters gathered outside her elementary school in valley springs. many wore pink and purple. her mother and older brother spoke to the crowd thanking them for their support. >> i just want to thank the entire community and all of our family and friends for the overwhelming amount of support you've given my family. it will never be forgotten. thank you. >> around 3,000 people attended that vigil, more than the entire population of valley springs. new this morning, workers all over the world marching for workers' rights. there is special significance in bangladesh. thousands of workers there taking to the streets in the country's capital demanding safety reforms and justice for the owner of the garment factory complex that collapsed last week killing 400 people and injuring 2500 others. a total of 900 people are still mittsing and they are feared

dead. meantime in greece, trade unions calling for a 24-hour strike to mark the mayday. the union says government economic reforms have destroyed the rights and livelihoods of workers there. teachers, civil servants and bank employees refusing to go to work. passenger ships and railway services also coming the a screeching halt. the latest austerity measures in greece require that country to cut 15,000 civil jobs by next year. meantime here at home the mayday marches calling for immigration reform. rallies set for san francisco, san jose and oakland at 3:00 this afternoon. san francisco's march begins at 24th and mission streets. in san jose protesters gathering at our lady of guadalupe church on san antonio streets. in oakland people meeting up at fruitvale plaza. on the peninsula, marchers gathering at ring storm park.

workers rallying and marching in support of a plan $15 an hour minimum wage. it will wind its way through downtown. facebook boss mark zuckerberg could be greeted by unwanted visitors in menlo fark this morning. protesters plan to deliver a petition signed by nearly 19,000. they're upset about a tv ad funded by zuckerberg's new political group. it supports the keystone xl pipeline which has been criticized by environmentalist. the group 350.org wants the ads to stop. zuckerberg's group called fwd.us is committed to comprehensive immigration reform. a bay area boy injured in the boston marathon bombing two weeks ago back in home just in time to celebrate his birthday. aaron hearn turning 12 years old, still recovering from several surgeries on his leg

after he was seriously hurt in the april 15th explosions. good news, doctors expect aaron to make a full recovery. his friends say all aaron want for his birthday was to be out of the hospital and to be home. >> good for him. 4:36. fed up with furloughs and lay-offs, hundreds of oakland city workers are sounding off. they showed up at city hall before last night's budget meeting. after years of furloughs and lay-offs more than 3,000 union workers say they will not stand for anymore pay cuts. crime technician jeff heyman says they can't afford to. >> we've had to give a lot of that back. for years we have gotten no raises. the work loads have increase sgld mayor jean quan's two-year, billion dollar project calls for 64 full time officers which triggers cuts in other areas. critics say it's a dangerous plan.

city hall is also asking workers to contribute more for skyrocketing health care coverage and pension costs. parts of the bay area under a red flag warning this morning from the south bay to the east bay hills to the diablo area. cal fire increasing staffing and equipment levels with fire season starting early this year. cal fire officials say they're bracing for a long and challenging summer. >> what we'll see in august, september is a longer window where we'll have the opportunity to have large major damaging fires in california. >> firefighters tell us they are extremely worried about that tall dry set of weeds out there. there's not been a major wildfire in the area since back in 2009. so there's plenty of dry vegetation there to burn. >> all right. it's tough as well when those winds kick up. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, guys. that's exactly what's happening. john and laura, welcome back. we still have these gusty winds

pumping through the hills. it didn't get all that gusty south of 92. so the south bay we had a gentle breeze that felt pretty good. winds were whipping over parts of the bay area including the coastline and the higher elevations. we still have this red flag warning in place until 6:00 p.m. this evening. that goes for the hills above 1,000 feet. you really want to take caution out there especially if you live near mount tam. as we head throughout the day, the winds will be a factor, strongest between 3:00 and 7:00. those winds will start to drop off. this morning a little bit of a break. temperaturewise our numbers are all over the place. 70 in santa rosa and 47 in gilroy. those micro climates will dictate whether you need pull out the sweater. just about everywhere you can get by with the short sleeves right off the bat. by noon in the mid to upper 70s and round out the day in the mid 90s. tomorrow we have a heat advisory

in place as we're expecting the first triple digits of the season only to be followed by temperatures tumbling back into the 60s and 70s. we'll include the rain in the forecast as well. a lot to talk about in your next report. first let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> as we're looking at the bay bridge at 4:39 in the morning. an easy drive up the incline from oakland and vice versa. road crews typical on the bridge. you only lose a lane or two. traffic so light not a problem. the only slowing right around the toll plaza and the incline, typical for interstate 80. looking towards the carcinas and bean nearby yeah bridges. here it's eastbound at 80 where we do have a stall, it looks like the westbound side is starting to show slowing as road crews also start to clear as you approach or leave that junction. highway 128 has traffic control around scott because of the fires. the roadway itself, 128 is open.

we're tracking all of those as well as slowing for highway 4 here and across the san mateo bridge. speaking of traveling, mike, today virgin america airlines celebrating a new service out of san jose min net that, international. they'll start flying daily non-stop flights to los angeles. mayor chuck read and sir richard branson kick things off at terminal a this morning at 9:00. time for the gold rush to begin. a brand new roller coaster opening up at great america with the park going old school on this one. the gold striker is a wooden roller coaster, reminiscent of an old mine shaft. never fear it's all high tech. when it opens today, it will be the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster in all of northern california. stands 108 feet high at its peak and the coaster can reach a top speed of more than 53 miles per

hour. >> you like roller coasters? >> i love roller coasters. big fan. >> just up the road. >> you and me. >> 4:40. tesla is on the move. why it's leaving its menlo park headquarters. the new details we're learning about how much money yahoo! ceo marissa meyer is making. why human rights groups say some names should be taken out of the nation's sex offender registries.

welcome back everyone. a good wednesday morning to you. do you wish you were on the love boat this morning? live look outside of the embarcadero. someone is coming or going, maybe enjoying their vacation. 4:44. tesla motors is leaving menlo park. the electric car retailer says lit close its menlo park store this summer. the land the store currently sits on is owned by stanford university t. university has asked tenants to leave so it can drop the property. tesla says it's opening a new store in burlingame that will coincide with the closing of its menlo park shop. >> nearly 1800 movies are no longer available on netflix. the los gatos pulling the films because of expiring contracts.

netflix says don't worry too much, most of the movies expiring are old features and new ones have been added to the site. a company spokesperson points out about 500 new titles will be added today. >> it is 4:45, yahoo! ceo making it in. we know how much marissa myers is getting paid for her short time with the sunnyvale company. paypal could soon be accepting non-existent money. kaila tao she with details on that. >> good morning. we'll start with the futures and leave you hanging for the rest of the stuff. futures are higher as the markets come off another positive month. the best start to the year since 1999. the best start in 15 years for the dow, s&p 50 0 and nasdaq. it's a busy day for economic date tachlt we get reports on private sector jobs, manufacturing and construction spending as well as earnings

from comcast, the parent company of nbc universal, master card, time warner and viacom. the fed wrapping up its two-day meeting this afternoon, not expected to make any major policy changes. the dow rising 21 points to 14,839 t. nasdaq up 21 to 3,338. ebay ceo john donohoe say it is company is considering adding virtual currency as a payment option on paypal. he says it's a disruptive technology that helped spot legitimate sites such as spotify and itunes. it's currently accepted by a few retailers but mostly held by speculators hoping to profit for wild pricings. marissa meyer received $36 million in competition for 2012 after joining yahoo! last july.

that includes $14 million she gave up when she left google. since meyer became ceo of yahoo! its stock is up more than 50%. nice work if you can get it. >> no kidding. a lot of people standing in line for that one. >> all right. thank you very much, kaila. new worries this morning, a dam in northern michigan could fail and flood an entire time. huge amounts of water from rapid snowmelt stressing the dam on the presque isle river. more stress on that 54-year-old milk. they were forced to jerry rig some kind of temporary fix out there: it was crazy getting snow out there in may. >> that is a whole lot of water. >> a lot of snow coming down in boulder. >> in denver, it's not going to stick around long. highly unusual. for us we are on the extreme pop sit end.

we have high temperatures that are going to rival records yet again today or tomorrow. we are challenging all time records for this second day. this morning -- 70 degrees there where lows are 40s and 50s, 20 degrees above average to start the day. we're going to end up with another very hot day. today we'll lose the wind later on. not until tonight. still very dry out there, warm conditions. gusty winds we still have the high fire danger, not just us now. more of those red flag warnings popping up in southern california as well. this is going to become a statewide story. if anything drops, we'll let you know. we'll be on top of this all day long until the red flag warning expires 6:00 p.m. this evening. that's where we'll see a lot better conditions. our winds are still coming out of the east-southeast, that's offshore flow. that means everything is pushing right back out to sea.

the typical marine influence we get, that cool sea breeze not going to be the case for today. as a result just uniform temperatures. talking about the 80s in oakland, close to 80 degrees in san francisco and the wind will be pumping especially for the second half of the day. overall, hot today, even hotter tomorrow. that's when we're expecting the scorcher. 91 degrees for today in livermore, 91 in gilroy. 88 in santa theresa. the next few days, up to 95 degrees. heat is on. that's your san jose livermore temperature. gilroy, fairfield, easily hitting those triple digits. depends on how warm we are when we wake up tomorrow morning. here is where it gets really interesting. saturday, looking a little cooler at that time coast. you can hit the beach comfortably. we'll lose ten degrees of warmth on sunday and then we bring in showers monday into tuesday along with the mid to low 70s. temperatures are going to fluctuate dramatically between now and next tuesday. we've got a roller coaster ride.

we'll be right here to guide you through. 4:49. >> thank you, christina. there's a new call from a human rights group this morning asking the government to take certain people off of the sex offender registry. new study released this morning found placing the names of minors on sex offender registries can cause lasting and unwanted warm. right now juveniles convicted of sexting new photos or having conceptual sex are treated the same. >> a monumental day in u.s. history as today marks two years since the death of osama bin laden t. al qaeda leader tracked down by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s following the september 11th attacks. he died during a fire fight at his compound in northern pakistan. his body was buried at sea.

news of his death brought out celebration right outside white house and sporting events all across the country. new this morning, same-sex couples in colorado celebrating as civil unions officially become legal at the stroke of midnight. a lot of couples gathering for a pre celebration in denver hosted by 1 colorado, that's the main group that lobbied for civil unions. the new law takes effect seven years after the gay marriage ban. >> rhode island will become the tenth state to allow same-sex couples to tie the knot. it's being sent to the legislation for a final vote that is expted to pass. it is 4:51. a major off-season injury forces stanford's quarterback to retire. we'll have details next. plus ibm's historic new

movie that's so small that you actually need a special microscope just to see it. we'll have more of this with a lullaby coming up next. stronger than 3d glasses. looking toward fremont where we have a nice smooth flow. i'll find a couple issues where you might have some slowing coming up.

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stanford's quarterback to call it a career. josh nunez who was the starting quarterback ruptured a tendon in his chest after dropping a barbell on himself while bench pressing back in february. yahoo! sports reports he had surgery a few days later. normally this type of injury takes about 12 months to heal. but subsequent injuries can be catastrophic. nunes deciding to retire. freshman kevin hogan who replaced him. >> even i spot brent. it's 4:55. the team flew into town and will practice at rogers arena in vancouver. they play the canucks tonight. you can see it live on comcast sports northwest california. in the meantime warriors headed back to the bay area hoping they can close off their play-off series with the denver nuggets at home.

golden state fell into an early hole. the warriors were able to cut that lead to five of the final minutes, the nuggets held on to win it for a 107-100 win. if the warriors win tomorrow night, they will advance to the next round against the san antonio spurs. game six starts at 7:30. >> mike inouye always has it together, checking things on the road. >> we'll look here where a lot of folks get together, 880 with mission boulevard. this interchange itself is moving just fine. we'll show you on the maps where this is. you see the light volume of traffic. there hs point out. yellow showing up here and there. a few cars moving a little slower. over here the arrow on the 680 interchange, still construction at north 680 from mission south to mission north. watch for those crews and they

should be moving over the next hour or some right now it looks like they're still in place blocking a couple of lanes. the travel over on the peninsula at 101 through palo alto, no issues for 101 or 208 as the morning continues and the commute builds. ibm says it has made the world's tiniest stop motion movie. >> we're talking teeny tiny. this video is called "a boy and his at tom." it's reportedly made with individual carbon monoxide molecules rearranged to show a boy dancing and bouncing on the trampoline. >> catchy tune, too. >> ibm posted that video on youtube and says each frame measures 45 by 25 nan no meters. there are 25 million nanometers in an inch. a possible break in the murder of a young girl in calaveras county. what investigators are saying coming up.

please take care of my sister. >> thousands turn out to remember the 8-year-old killed in her own home as investigators reveal a possible break in this case. plus people around the world marching to demand better conditions for workers and in some case it is protests get violent. >> meanwhile, elevated fire danger continues across the bay. we'll tell you where the mix of dry heat and gusty winds is the most dangerous and when we'll get some heat relief. >> we'll look at the very start of your commute, a new issue reported through 580. i'll show you where that is coming up. >> right now, we'll show you a live look of the hp pavilion, the sharks in the play-off for the ninth straight year on this wednesday. it is may 1st. this is "today in the bay."