in the bay," trapped inside a limousine. a limo suddenly catches fire on the san mateo bridge trapping five women who were trapped inside. what the driver says he saw moments before the flames erupted. plus, they heard explosions and then they saw flames. the fire that left one family homeless and another sifting through debris. and the wind pick up across the bay area. the drastic drop in temperatures you will feel as you head outside this morning and when you can see rain back in the bay area. and looking live at day break in san jose. a beautiful start to the day.

much cooler if you were hot and miserable yesterday, you'll be very pleased today. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. one of the things about the cooler temperatures, we've seen fire danger. winds coming offshore and it's muggy. you might notice we have low clouds back and light drizzle in parts of the north bay. the window is part of the story, you mentioned this relative humidity and you can see how it's jumped up and we're at 60, 70% the onshore winds and moisture have come back into the bay area. strong enough, especially at half moon bay, we have a wind advisory through 9:00. we could get gusts around the coast and the hilltops there, close to 45 miles per hour and winds will be increasing around the bay. only the warmest places inland make a run at the low to mid-70s. that's almost 25 degrees cooler in santa rosa today compared to

yesterday. plus we have a chance of seeing a few showers and we'll have a full look at that in the forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. we begin this morning with a developing story. a nightmare on the san mateo bridge. five women are dead and five others are recovering in the hospital from burn injuries as smoke inhalation as the limo they were riding in caught fire on the san mateo bridge. here's a live look at the bridge where traffic was backed up for miles after the fire shut down the bridge around 10:00. all westbound lanes were shut down for several hours and traffic was diverted off the bridge as the chp investigated the scene. lanes were reopened at 4:00 this morning. these are pictures of the blaze sent to us by an nbc bay area viewer passing by. you could see the back end of the limo fully engulfed in flames. the chp says all five of the women who died were trapped inside. four other women and the man who

was driving were able to escape from that limo. all of the women, we're told, are in their 30s. were headed from alameda to foster city. we are told that the driver was not hurt. the chp says it is unclear yet how the fire started, but that the limousine was the only car involved and that means the fire was not sparked by a crash. the driver reportedly noticed smoke, pulled over to the side of the bridge and moments later that was fully engulfed. an investigation now under way to try to figure out what caused that limo to go up in flames. >> we will be looking at the safety of the vehicle and see if they had any prior inspections that they normally have as well as depending on where the fire started, the fire department will be looking into if it was something that happened in the vehicle or inside the vehicle. >> investigators are not releasing the name of the driver, but they tell us that the limo company is based out of san jose. that driver is cooperating with investigators and chp tells us he was allowed to go home to

sleep after he was questioned. ? new this morning, fire crews remain on the scene of this townhouse fire on treasure island. you can see the flames shooting through the windows of the building near the sturgeon street and avenue b. the fire started just before 1:00 this morning. fortunately, it did not spread to other units before crews were able to put it out. no reports of any injuries in this one, but we assume the family there is out of their homes. >> a san ramon family also out of their home after a fast-moving fire saturday afternoon. the cell phone video shows just how fiery it was. it started around 4:30 in the afternoon, but in a strange twist the homeowner who was away at the time was still one of the first to see the smoke. "today in the bay" cheryl hurd has the story. >> reporter: this is the plumes of thick, black smoke, julia saw after walking her dog on this

saturday afternoon. >> i thought it looked like it was pretty close to our house, and so when i got down here to the corner my husband and all my neighbors were out there, and i rolled down my window, and i asked is it our house? and he said yes. i said are you okay? and he said yes. fire officials got the call around 4:30. >> when our crews arrived on scene we had two houses involved in fire. it appears it started around the carport area between the two houses. >> smoke filled the air quickly, making it tough for some people to breathe. >> i was in my -- i was in my living room watching tv, and the whole house shook, and so i ran into the backyard to look. it was with my dog and i ran outside to look and another huge explosion goes off. >> there were at least two explosions and that's when the neighbors started scrambling and taking cell phone video of the fire. >> i heard a lot of explosions, popping sounds and just a fireball. >> the fire went to two alarms.

it took 22 firefighters close to an hour to stop the fire from spreading. in the end, the hall home was destroyed. a section of their neighbor's home was burned. julia, her husband and the dog will need a place to live for a while, but she says, now she knows what's important. >> i got the dog and him, and that's really what counts, and i really can't get too upset about the rest of it. >> cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. and happening now, calmer wind, cooler temperatures helping firefighters in southern california gain the upper hand on this massive wildfire in ventura county. fire crews say the springs fire is now about 60% contained, and they expect to have it under control by tomorrow. so far, about 44 square miles are burned and 15 homes are destroyed. evacuation orders remain in effect for communities in the fire's edge in the santa monica

mountains. >> crews in southern california are battling another wildfire, about 125 miles east of the spring fire this morning. this one is the gorgoeo fire that started yesterday morning in banning in riverside county. already 658 acres of steep, rugged terrain are charred. it is 20% contained as of this morning. this is the second wildfire in banning in just the last few days. and some incredible video of a pallet fire. crews were on the scene overnight of this wooden pallet yard to make sure no hot spots flared up after a four-alarm fire. crews used bulldozers, along with other tactics usually reserved for fighting wildfires. no structures were damaged though one suffered heat-related injuries and no word yet on what caused this blaze. >> a second person is dead after a horrific car crash in the east

bay. this crash happened on eastbound highway 4 around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. witness withes say a blue car crashed into a tow truck and then hit a tree. one person died at the scene. another was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later. the chp is trying to figure out what caused that crash. >> and holding out hope. >> sad, but also we have a lot of hope. >> a determined family still searching for answers a year after their son ends up dead. plus, it was the fight of his life. how the south bay native fared in the ring against the world's highest-paid athlete. "today in the bay" continues in just a few minutes. look at 'em.

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>> good morning to you. looking live at oakland. a bit of a muggy, hazy start to the day and much cooler. so if you're headed out to get your morning walk or your ride in, you might want to bring a shovel. thousands of people in the south baywatched their local hero fight last night. gilro gilroy's own robert guerrero's loss did not change outside of the ring which is the story that has captivated their hearts. today in the bay's kimberly tere

who is respected out of the ring as well as inside of the ring. >> to support somebody from our hometown feels pretty good. >> it was standing room only in downtown san jose as floyd may weather stepped into the ring with gilroy's own robert guerrero. >> me and him go to the same church, and i love him for that. >> he's from the city that i'm from, so i'm, like, really excited. he's representing where we're from. so we're really excited. >> it's the bay area. >> yeah. exactly. he's just right here in gilroy, next door from us. he's a really good guy. >> the 30-year-old is known as a ghost for his ability to land punches and then become invisible, so to speak. he couldn't match up, genst the undefeated may weather who took the belt after a unanimous decision from the judges. >> may weather is the much faster, more advanced fighter. >> they respect him for what he does inside the ring and out.

guerrero took time out from boxing to care for his wife who is suffering from cancer. >> beyond that, he's had a lot of challenges in his personal life as well as boxing. his wife is a cancer survivor, and he just brings it, you know, to every single fight. it's always an exciting night with guerrero. >> i do respect the guy for helping his wife fight cancer. that's something not a lot of people see, and i am happy to see that he can take time away from something he loves to dedicate his time to something else. kimberly tere, "today in the bay." is it too soon to call it a sweep? the giants, the walk off home run and you will get to see the highlights coming up. we are seeing some dark clouds there looking off toward marin county. gusty winds on the coast and we'll have a look at your sunday forecast coming up.

good morning, once again. looking live at the city, you can see bouncing there because of the windy conditions rob has been projecting for today. we'll talk with him again in just a little bit. >> getting a college degree is a major accomplishment, but it was even more challenging for a bay area man who overcame the odds to get a good education. 22-year-old anthony schultz graduated in belmont university. he's battled brain cancer since

he was 3 years old and had several surgeries to remove tumors which affected his memory. still, that did not stop him from working hard to get his degree. he was recognized by president obama in 2009 in a speech on schoolchildren and now he has a message for the president. >> i would want him to know that -- that i lived the dream of those that had to live through a life-threatening experience like this, and i am just very proud to be who i am, and i'm proud for all i've accomplished. >> schultz made the dean's list in 2012 and hopes to find a job now in accounting. and hundreds of people gathered in san francisco's golden gate park this weekend for the bay area 5k brain tumor walk. patients, survivors and families and families and friends walked together to support and honor those affected by this deadly disease and also to raise money to hopefully one day find a cure. the national brain tumor society

that more that 210,000 people are diagnosed with a brain tumor every year. about 500 people including a group of stroke survivors who recently gained the ability to walk again are expected to gather in san jose for the second annual fight stroke walk. after spending years in wheelchairs, stroke survivors now use the kick-start walking system to help them walk again. the 5k starts at 10:00 this morning at the san jose municipal rose garden. it is hosted by the stroke awareness foundation. the blue angels air show scheduled for the bay area for the fall may happen after all if the group bring back the jets is successful. that's what they've been working for. for years the blue angels have been the highlight of fleet week and the air shows have been canceled because of the sequestration budget cuts. now bring back the jets.org, rolls right off the tongue, promoting an online petition to change that. a statement attached to that

petition says the obama administration will provide an official response if there are 100,000 signatures collected within 30 days. we certainly felt the winds kicking up in the south bay. the window blinds were rattling around. rob mayeda, should we, i guess, close the windows tonight. >> we'll see things blowing around as winds accelerate around the coast and parts of the south bay right around lunchtime. we got a mild start to the morning and temperatures in the upper 60s. and we won't see it warm up much more than five to ten degrees. humidity is back up, and here's good news for fire danger and a lot more moisture in the atmosphere both here and to the south. in southern california we are seeing onshore winds in ventura county, but the winds will be quite gusty through the day today. you have the winds out of the south and 24 and half moon bay in san jose. we will see winds around the bay

area and 15 to 30 miles per hour out of the south. san mateo county coastline down toward monterey and could get gusts of 45 miles per hour today and another component of the weather is the chance of showers. the deal with most of today will be a mixed bag of partly cloudy skies and sun at times and still a slight chance off and on and we could see a stray shower as this area of low pressure sits in place for the next two to three days and toss a few showers their way and keep our temperatures quite cool and 60s to low 70s and throughout monday and tuesday and perhaps a better chance for showers as cooler air aloft moves in and we could get brief thunder late tomorrow on into tuesday and by wednesday, that low tracks to the east and the chances of showers start to shut down and in the second half of the week we'll see them climbing back up. >> then for the afternoon and watching that moisture coming up around the hilltops and we could see scattered showers at times

and mainly just a partly cloudy and windy day around the bay area and the chances of showers will be greater come together. low 70s and mid-70s in the warmest spots around pleasanton and mid-70s today fairfield and only 60s and 70s down from the 90-degree temperatures and mid-60s over to oakland. so wend withy today. a chance of a few isolated showers come monday into tuesday and once you pass the middle part of the week and the low gets out of here we'll see temperatures try to climb on up, but not as warm as the weather we saw yesterday, and we should jump back up to the 70s and 80s. windy, much cooler and a chance of a you shoer or two, but more about the wind today than rain in the forecast. >> it's nice to see the moisture and the mugginess isn't so bad either. >> caught in the act. we investigate the fastest growing type of parking fraud.

>> why were you using someone else's placard? >> didn't i just say i didn't want to tell you? >> behind the dmv's covert sting.

be careful where you park. parking fraud costs the bay area hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in lost revenue. after our investigative unit exposed an oakland hot spot where disabled parking placards were plentiful, dmv

investigators responded with an undercover crackdown. vic vicki nguyen discovered how often they're used not by the disabled, but by someone else to cheat the meter. >> reporter: early on a work day morning. >> they start filling up. >> reporter: 17 officers with the dmv and oakland p.d. and parking enforcement team up. >> make sure you see them put the placard up. >> reporter: the target? downtown oakland near the at&t and kaiser high-rise buildings. dmv investigator calvin wu. >> what we are seeing is a lot of the employees that work in this area are using the placards illegally to park all day while at work. >> do you work at caser? >> i'm not interested. >> this kaiser ph.d was using his mother's placard to park for free. she passed away months ago. >> he's over at 24-hour fitness. >> he didn't want to drive door

far to get to the dmv. >> this man was using his sis r sister's placard and officers ticketed him after finding out his sister walked to work after working up a sweat. >> if she can walk half a mile and workout at the gym then we'll be questioning the validity of the disability, too. >> each ticket comes with a $500 fine from the city of oakland. >> have you ever gotten a ticket before? >> no. >> followed by another 500 from the county. >> why were you using someone else's placard? >> didn't i just say i didn't want to be on the news. >> it was a misdemeanor conviction. >> you act like i'm a criminal. >> you may be asking why people with placards get free parking at meters in the first place. the dmv says it's because the americans with disabilities act was designed to provide equal access. when it comes to street parking, blue spaces are free and unmetered. so if one is taken the idea is a disabled person should be able to park in the next available

space without having to pay. >> it's a tempting thing for abusers. it loses hundreds of thousands a year to meter cheaters. >> i'm not comfortable with giving any comments, thank you. >> they do more than recovering parking revenue. they send a message. >> they issue sight ecitations work gets around. >> it seemed to work here. the investigative unit first exposed the problem in this building. >> do you think it's fair to park for free while your coworkers pay for parking? >> no, i don't. >> are you using a disabled placard for parking. >> there's one on your dashboard. >> no. >> when we returned three months later, those drivers were no longer parking here. >> we are very happy that people like yourself and you go up here and you identify the target area

then we are able to follow up after you. >> drivers with disabilities say they appreciate the crackdown and wish they happened more often. >> this is the first time i've been approached. >> how long have you had your placard? >> about three years, i think. >> i love is, i think. >> i love it. especially by kaiser hospital or by the lake. there are tw about 200, 300 placards. it's all fraud. >> in four hours. >> investigators approached 70 people. and confiscated 13 placards. >> who does this placard belong to? >> about one in five people stopped today were trying to get free parking with someone else's placard. >> wu says that's about the same rate of placard fraud. >> they know, and it's so blatant. >> that was vicky nguyen. the new task force with oakland p.d. and parking enforcement is

already in talks for the next sting. they want to hear from you about where you think they can find fraud. we posted a link to the hotline. go to nbc bay area.com and click on investigations. a deadly lack of sportsmanship. this soccer referee dies after being punched in the face by a teenager during a recreational match. coming up, the charges that teen faces this morning. plus, a complicate sxund usual crime scene. where this car ended up after the driver was shot and killed.

good sunday morning. a bit of a hazy start to the day in san francisco, much cooler than it was yesterday. what you need to know as you prepare your wardrobe for the workweek. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. you'll find the tiny sweaters that you put away in the saved for next year uniform box or something. >> things have changed. and we had things near 90. today we'll be lucky if we get close 75 inland. 50s and 60s outside. lots of clouds and windy. not so much a chance of showers, but it will be windy all over the bay area. you can see the area of yellow there on the coast where you will have a wind advisory up, and down to santa cruz and monterey and the hill tops could

get the gusts to 45 miles per hour and the highs today, upper 60s to mid-70s inland and the future cast does pick this up and you will notice the drizzle and light rain in the marin county headwinds and as we get through the afternoon and a slight chance of showers coming in from the west and an increase chance of showers as the area of low pressure moves closer to the bay area and we'll talk about the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. new this morning, a utah soccer referee died after being punched in the face by a teenager during a match in april. 46-year-old ricardo portillo went into a coma april betweenth when a player punched him in the face after issuing a yellow card for a foul during a match in a recreational soccer league. the teen was booked into juvenile detention on suspicion of aggravated assault and police say additional charges will be considered now that portillo has died of those injuries.

they are not giving up. vast gart garts continue to go to door to the witnesses of laila fowler. they were hoping to uncover new leads by jogging people's memories. laila was found stabbed to death in her family home last saturday. her 12-year-old brother described her killer as being tall with long, gray hair, but investigators say another witness who says she also saw that man running away has since recanted and is no longer considered credible. we are following a developing story closer to home this morning. five women are dead, four others are recovering in the hospital from burn injuries and smoke inhalation after a limo that they were riding in last night somehow caught fire on san mateo bridge. a live look at the bridge right now where traffic is back to normal this morning, but the backup went on for miles after that fire shut down the bridge around 10:00 last night.

all westbound lanes of the bridge were closed. traffic diverted off the bridge as the chp investigated and worked to clear the scene. the lanes were re-opened right around 4:00 this morning. these are the photos of the blaze sent to us by an nbc bay area viewer and you can see the back of the limo fully engulfed in flames. the chp says all five of the women who died were trapped inside and could not make it out. five others including the male driver were able to escape from the limo. all of the women, we are told, are in their 30s and were headed from alameda to foster city, but we don't know the reason. >> we are told the driver was not hurt. the chp says it is unclear how that fire started, but that the limousine was the only car involved, so a crash was not the reason. the driver reportedly noticed smoke and pulled over to the side of the bridge and then moments later the fire started. an investigation is now under way to try to figure out what caused that limo to go up in

flames. >> you will be looking at the safety of the vehicle to see if it had any prior inspections that they had as well as depending on where the fire started, the fire department will be lookinging into, if it was something that happened inside the vehicle. >> the chp investigators tell us the limo company is based out of san jose, but a driver has been cooperating with investigators. a family is looking for a new place to live after a fast-moving fire destroyed their home yesterday. this is cell phone video of the fire that started on lexington place not far from 680 yesterday afternoon. julia hall was returning home after walking her dog after she said she saw the flames and heavy smoke as she noticed they were coming from the direction of her home. i thought it looked like it was pretty close to our house and so when i got down here to the corner, my husband and all my neighbors were out there, and i rolled down my window and i

asked is it our house? and he said yes. >> the witnesses there in san ramon said they heard several explosions and it took two firefighters and two dozen fire fighters to control that fire. >> the hall home was desfroiptr and a part of the neighbor's home was damaged. >> two fire stations were back at full strength after operating part-time for the past two years. city fire leaders say this is something that can stave time and money. >> we were around this area getting to about 50% of the calls within five minutes and we're moving up to 80% of the calls when we're open and it really does make a difference since monday we ran 55 calls from the station and it's a definite need for the station. >> a federal grant paid for the city to hire nine new recruits and the new recruits started work next week. >> friends and family gathered to remember a cycling who was peddling his way when he was hit and killed by a hit and run

driver. the chp says one year ago yesterday a 2003 to 2005 dodge ram pickup truck struck this man as he was on highway one in santa cruz. the 31-year-old from massachusetts was on a cross-country ride in honor of a friend who died in cambodia when the crash happened. his mother and father who came to the scene of the accident to honor their son are offering a $2,000 reward leading to an arrest. >> sad, but also we have a lot of hope that maybe this time someone will come forward anonymously to help us with the investigation. the chp says that case is still open and they are following up on every lead they get. police in richmond are investigating a deadly shooting that sent a car crashing into a house. police say the driver of this car was shot several times. the car and driver then somehow managed to go two blocks farther before crashing into a home in

the city's iron triangle neighborhood. police believe the driver died from the gun shot wounds and not from the crash. people who live in the neighborhood say it is not unusual to hear gun fire, but investigators say this shooting is out of the ordinary. >> at this point it doesn't appear to be some of the fights from the gangs and it's an asian male and we're investigating to see what he was doing here, what was the purpose and try to get more from behind that. >> this is the ninth homicide so far this year in richmond compared to a total of 18 in all of last year. police have not yet released the man's name. no one was injured in the home. still ahead on "today in the bay," the warriors are waking up in enemy territory. we'll tell you what the players have to say about the 16-year losing streak in san antonio.

and we take a live look this morning at the shark tank. it's quiet right now. fans, shark fans flooding downtown san jose later today for game three of the series against vancouver. the sharks have a commanding 2-0 series lead. the puck drops tonight at 7:00. >> this morning the golden state warriors are waking up in san antonio and big news from david lee, he will suit up tomorrow night against the spurs. "today in the bay's" lauren scott has the latest. >> with round two of the nba playoffs coming the warriors left saturday afternoon boarding a flight to san antonio and arrived saturday night for a team meeting as the preparations for game one against the spurs are under way. >> we know that we're excited to be here, but at same time we feel like we have a lot left in us and we have a lot more to give. >> there is that bit of history that they're looking to put to rest on monday night. it is the 16-year losing streak in san antonio.

some of the younger guys aren't even thinking about it. >> we're not going to focus on street racing. i had forgot about that anyway. it's new ownerships and it's new coaches and a lot of new players and it's a lot different things going into that. so we'll come in here and focus on getting the win in the playoffs and not worrying about a 16-win streak. >> with the carriowarriors in a antonio. >> the giants and dodgers going into extra innings and guillermo comes up big hitting a pinch hit home run to the left for the giants second walk off their dream in two days. giants win 12-9 and they'll go against their sweep against the dodgers. >> robert guerrero taking on floyd may weather, jr., for the wbc welterweight title. guerrero battled early, but a punishing series of right hands from the undefeated may weather

proved to be too much for the bay area native. may weather wins by unanimous decision and all three judges scoring 117-111. still ahead on "today in the bay" more fallout this morning over governor brown's new plan to reduce overcrowding in california's prisons. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us next.

california governor jerry brown may soon be held in contempt by a federal district court judge. for more on this ugly predicament we turn to analyst larry gerston. thanks for joining us. we've been talking about prisonings for a while. >> the courts think otherwise and that leaves the governor in just a bit of hot water. as you said, for the past 17 years, that's a long time, the

federal courts have seized control of the state's prisons, why? three critical issues here, kris. capital punishment and the way we conducted that, medical treatment of the prisoners or the lack thereof and overcrowding. the judges have been satisfied for the first two areas. okay, fine, but overcrowding remains an issue. so much so that at least one judge may cite brown for contempt if he does not end overcrowding soon. to his credit, brown's already reduced the state prison population by 30,000 prisoners. mostly by moving them to the counties. we've talked about that before, but the state -- the supreme court, the u.s. court of appeals said that brown has not done enough to solve this problem. >> clearly, governor brown thinks he has done enough and that moving those prisoners to their, you know, local municipalities was a big part of that. what does he say now? >> he's got a problem now.

he's responding in two fronts. first, he's threatening to take the oversight issue to the u.s. supreme court where he would argue that california has a substantially complied with the court orders and that california should be left alone. in the meantime, the second front, brown proposes to ease prison county, more shifts through county jails and relocation to state fire camps and early releases of frail prisoners. this has caused a firestorm in the legislature, why? because so many counties are already reeling that their jails are overcrowded and under fund happened. a bad combination and all part of brown's realignment ban and the federal courts have said no, no, no. you haven't done enough even now. >> part of the reason why we have an overcrowding problem is because as californians we say we want stiff penalties and we want people to do time if they do the crime, right?

>> yeah. yeah. this is when we have to look into the mirror, chris. why? because the legislature and the voters during the 1990s passed a series of measures for several major crimes. which allowed judges convicted of penalties to 25 years to life if they were convicted a third time of almost anything. so that prison population swelled to 125 in 1994 to 170,000 in 2010. that's a big jump. those are the changes that led to overcrowding and that's the huge drain on the state budget. in fact, about 10% of the budget. so even though brown has done a lot more than his predecessors and gray davis and arnold schwarzenegger, he still hasn't reduced the population enough as far as judges are concerned. until he satisfies the federal courts and they have been watching him, until he satisfies

the courts, he's likely to be in judicial hot water and nobody wants to be there. >> what is the penalty? >> if you are a governor and held in contempt. you know what happens if you're not a governor, but -- >> are they going to put him behind bars along with the other guys? even more overcrowding now. i don't know, exactly. one would expect that he's not going to be incarcerated, but it certainly is an embarrassment and to be fair of the governor, it's hardly his doing and he inherited the mess and somehow he'll have to find a way to please the judges because if he doesn't it could get ugly. >> i will see you next week. >> wall street reaches an all-time high and the nation's jobless rate hits a record low. for more on that and what else is happening in the world of business, here's cnbc's tyler matheson. >> wall street kicks off a new week of trading after reaching all-time highs for the dow and s&p on friday following a sizeable pickup in hiring in april and some analysts expect those records may keep building

throughout the month of may. members of congress return from another week-long break in their home districts and first up for the senate voted on a bill that would tax any purchases made over the internet, but opponents say it may not try because they don't want to pass any kind of new tax. the summer blockbuster movie season began with disney's iron man 3 opening nationwide. the movie has set several box office records overseas and looks to be on the way of a global haul of $1 billion. that movie comes a little late to help disney's quarterly result which is expected to be higher with the increased attendance at theme parks. the video gamemaker, electronic art which is has seen sales fall sharply lately. directv, whole foods stores, toyota, aol and the media giant, news corp. among the parade of

profit reporters. starting on monday you can buy eight packs of budweiser beer in a brand new bow tie-shaped can. we have to find this. oh, wow. don't try to wear that bow tie. i'm tyler math son. get your business news on cnbc. >> bow tie-shaped can. can't wait to see that one. you can get your tech news. "today in the bay" starts at 4:30 in the morning. rob mayeda has your full cinco de mayo forecast and we'll tell you where you can find all of the festivities as well. good morning. there's lots to do in "today in the bay." today is world laughter day and that's the founder of the laughter yoga movement. yoga buffs, they may have used the phrase namaste, and ho, hoshgs thaand very good.

near pier 1 in the embarring der on and laugh it up with these folks. today is also cinco de mayo at least according to the calendar in spanish and for the second day you can head out to the soma park for the cinco de mayo tacofest, south indian style of taco siels and an assortment including the chocotaco will be available. let them know you're coming by hitting them up on facebook. soma, street food park page and go on to this event and respond. >> finally today is the livermore wine country festival according to livermore downtown association. at the nbc bay area pavilion there and it will be sink on demaui and mied abouty, reporter and entertainer bob riddle will be out there hosting chef tom

morimoto. he will be doing cooking demos all afternoon and get over there and say aloha or hola or whatever seems appropriate. think, starting back on monday morning it would be prop tore start your workweek right back with me and get your morning commute on "today in the bay."

so far it's a windy and muggy start to the morning. a few light rain shows and looking north to the golden gate bridge. we have mostly cloudy skies there and sunny skies in lann. not all areas dealing with showers today, but everybody will have a taste of southerly winds increasing around lunch:. you can see our temperatures and very mild start. 62 this morning in oakland and yes, the winds are picking up. we'll see winds 15 to 30 miles per hour out of the south and strongest along the coast from the peninsula southward down toward santa cruz and these locations from now through 9:00 we'll have a wind advisory where we will have gusts getting close to 45 miles per hour and over on

the san jose side it's still pretty gusty and you'll see southeast winds heading into the afternoon. counter clockwise rotation and this is the area of low pressure we've been expecting to set up just off the coastline for the next day or two and we'll bring up the winds today and a slight chance of showers at times and i do think an increasing chance of showers come monday and tuesday. the system moves inland approaching the middle part of the week and we'll continue to see the cool temperatures and maybe the slight chance of a thunder shower during the day tomorrow and some of the hill tops. while everyone sees wind today issue not everyone is seeing showers. a mixed bag. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon and mostly sunny around the bay area and they're moving into the afternoon and you can see a few of those widely scattered showers coming up out of the south, but more moisture will spin in toward monday and that's when i think we'll see more widespread showers across the bay area. today's temperatures will be in the upper 60s and low 70s as the

moisture continues to come in and parts of the south bay from yesterday. low 70s and maybe mid-70s south san jossy and that will be about it for this afternoon. low 70s near livermore and 60s around san francisco into the north bay. 67 degrees down from 90 yesterday in santa rosa. unsettled weather today. more about the wind. partly cloudy skies with the isolated shower near the hilltops and expect to see a few more showers monday into stdz. second half of the week we'll start to clear out and dry out and warm up 80s as we kickoff next weekend. partly cloudy and showers through the hills. >> it should be nice in san jose for the annual cinco demayo festival that happens at guadalupe river park. >> it is not because of budget cuts, but we know there are lots of festivities there and obviously very good food, increased police patrol as well and not only because of the cinco de mayo festivities and also because the sharks take the ice at 7:00.

if you're headed out to celebrate, please be careful and we'll see you here next weekend.

this sunday, the president under pressure as he faces a growing debate about how safe we are at home from terror and confronts the political reality of a second term agenda in gridlock. as new details emerge about the boston bomb plot, the administration orders a review about whether the government should have, could have stopped the tsarnaev brothers before they allegedly struck. >> one of the dangers we now face are self-radicalized individuals who are already here in the united states. >> this morning a debate about the debate of your homeland security in a new age of terror. with us, former new york city mayor and u.s. attorney rudy giuliani. republican congressman from arkansas and veteran of the wars in iraq and afghanistan, tom cotton. plus,