delays out of sfo due to thick fog. i will tell you when the fog will clear your city. we have a warmup and maybe some showers in the near future. we will sort it all out in the full forecast. friday light. not so much at the toll plaza. a new crash may mean big issues getting to downtown. we will follow that. >> right now, a live look at the too many of the unknown soldier where prince harry will soon be laying a wreath later on this morning. friday, may 10th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. we have new details for you right now on breaking news we've been covering from the south bay. the driver of a mini-van who crashed into the lobby at santa clara valley medical center is being treated in that hospital's e.r. "today in the bay's" marla t

tallez first on the scene. a crazy morning out there, marla. >> reporter: it is a pretty wild start to the friday morning out here at santa clara valley medical center. we are at the hospital's main entrance. joining me live is hospital administer. you gave us brand new information. you said this mini-van came careening through the window in the front entrance there about 4:15 this morning. what can you tell us about the driver? >> apparently, he was driving erratically from the e.d. and over to the front of the hospital. just drove the car in to the front window of the hospital. >> how is his condition right now? >> he is stable. >> reporter: there was a janitor who happened to be taking a break in the area when the van crashed through. >> and he had some small scratches from all of the glass from the window shattering. >> reporter: when you say that

you had reports earlier that there was a driver on the property drivinger ra erratical how did that come to your knowledge? >> that did not come directly to me. after the accident, the psos or security had said that they had seen -- it had been reported to them from staff. >> reporter: any indication this driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol? >> i have no idea. >> as far as hospital businesses going on on friday morning, now, i know that drivers are turned away from across the street. what can you tell people if this he need to make their way here this morning? >> to park in our regular public parking. we designated a separate entrance for the patients coming for surgery while we clean all of the glass and make the necessary repairs. we are escorting the patients up personally to make sure they get where they need to go. safety is the most important thing. >> thank you so much for your time this morning.

we also understood that the california highway patrol is the lead agency on this. we will get more information for them as well. that's the latest from here. marla tallez, "today in the bay." we have more breaking news this morning. this time in bangladesh where rescue workers have just found a woman alive inside the wreckage of a garment factory that collapsed 17 days ago. the soldier says bulldozers and crains have be cranes have been ordered to stop work after the woman was spotted waving her hands. they were using drilling equipment to cut through the iron rod and debris that was trapping her. the death toll of the collapse stands at more than 1,000. new this among, this one didn't wake up the sea lions. investigators still on the scene of an overnight fire at forbes island restaurant. the fire broke out at about 3:00 this morning and it is hard to

get to because it is actually out on the water and only accessible by boat. so far, no injuries reported. pier 41 is near the embarcadero and powell street, next to the sea lions at pier 39. wreckage on the water. this morning, america's cup team canceling their sailing plans after a practice run turns deadly in the bay. a sailor was killed. andrew simpson. he won a gold medal in the 2008 beijing olympics and the silver last year in the london games. christie smith live on treasure island with details. >> reporter: there are still so many questions this morning about what went wrong and we're expecting to learn more at a press conference a little bit later today. a two-time olympic medalist killed when the sailboat capsized. if you look just past the rocks in the distance, you will see the color red there at the

bottom. that's the "artemis." it was towed back here to treasure island just after 1:00 yesterday when the 72-foot swedish boat capsized after a practice run for the america's cup which starts in july. there were 11 crew members tossed into the cold bay. ten were able to make it out to a support boat. 36-year-old andrew simpson did not survive despite frantic efforts to try and save him. he was trapped under that boat in the water for ten minutes. sailing experts say the winds were pretty good when the boat capsized, about 25 miles an hour. the team was practicing in the windiest part of the bay. between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz, the wind is between 10-50% stronger than any place else in the bay. san francisco police are investigating the accident. the team arrived by the boat at the "artemis" headquarters in alameda. the team's ceo saying he is focused on simpson's family and the teammates well-being, while some sailing fans are wondering

out loud if the boats are too big, too powerful to ceil. reporting live on treasure island, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> this deadly practice run is the third major crash since crews starting doing practice runs in the bay. in october, team "oracle"'s catamaran capsized. the boat had $2 million worth of damage. back in june of 2011, a 45-foot catamaran owned by "oracle" racing capsized in the bay. sending one crew member through the boat's sail. nobody was injured in that crash either. that was the good news. we will have much more on the deadly crash that just happened in the san francisco bay throughout the morning. all day long at nbc bay areanews.com. search america's cup

we are currently watching the weather. a live look the asan francisco. look at the fog out there. >> kind of spooky out there a little bit. >> we want to check in with meteorologist, christina loren. are we going to see all the clouds part a little bit? they are all going to clear out as they did yesterday. good morning to you, laura and jon. good morning to you at home. 51 degrees to start the day in san francisco where we have those very thick, low ceilings. 54 in san jose. visibility not dropping down that much. more of an onshore flow. more thick clouds developing. we are the only city with any airport delays. thick fog. we are going to keep you posted all morning long. a lot of people are trying to get out of town to see their mom for mother's day. what you need to know. temperatures are going to be mild. we will see the fog clear particularly between 10:00 a.m. and noon. as a result, a warmer day on

tap. 81, fairfield. 81, gilroy. 73 degrees in hey, there, readwood city. let's check your drive. we are looking at 101. a mild build. fridays, we expect a lighter, later build. we have an issue. the maps will show you the same area north of mckie. a little more slowing coming down into the 50s for that stretch and just right now. we will track that. time for that build. north 87 heading up past capital expressway. reports on a crash involving up to five vehicles. sounds like the voos are in teh the lanes. they are concerned about the traffic blocking at least one lane. they are trying to get out there as quickly as they can. it has been out there for over five minutes. meanwhile, the rest of the south bay is moving nicely and the build gentle on the surface

streets. we will look towards the tri-valley. 580 slows. a new concern just reported, a crash involving a motorcycle that hit the wall. it is reported down. it sounds like all the activity over to the shoulder. we are watching west 580 and north livermore avenue. for injuries and for slowing and a live look outside, we will show you the san mateo bridge that moves smoothly. reports of a camper disabled there. be careful as you cross the bay. 6:09. coming up, a sneak peek at the roaracle arena. can bob sink this shot again? >> he had it going. >> he did. can he bring it today? we are going to find out centre court next. we will take a look at 3-d

printed guns. the controversy over that. as a live look outside this morning, don't let that fog fog up things for your brain this morning. the south bay clouds, low-hanging clouds there. we will be back in a matter of minutes on "today in the bay." ♪

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the wreckage of the clothing factory, 17 days after it collapsed. rescuers say the woman was in remarkably good shape after the ordeal and could walk when she was freed. she is now being treated at a hospital. investigators looking into the cause of a deadly sailing accident on the san francisco bay that kills an america's cup racer. andrew simpson died in the

"artemis" racing team's catamaran capsized during a training run yesterday afternoon. the chp is investigating how a mini-van crashed through the doors of the valley center medical center in san jose. it crashed in the main lobby off of baskin avenue. the driver is being treated in the hospital's e.r. the man who made news by posting plan force a plastic gun online has taken them off the intd n internet. this after the u.s. government worried about who might download them. >> the man that designed the gun was careful to follow u.s. law. he took down the plans simply because he was asked by the government. the u.s. state department worried about whether the plans might violate u.s. weapons laws. this is the gun before it is assembled. talk of a 3-d plastic gun have been around for years. this gun was successfully printed by a 3-d printer and

test fires, which ups the concern a bit. anyone with a 3-d printer could make a gun and it is all plastic. printed guns probably not going to be a major factor in crimes considering actual guns are easier to obtain. it is easier to buy a real gun than print a plastic one a strong friday for wall street after a loss. new data shows us japan's wild and crazy plans to flood the market with yen. it is working. it is cheapened against the u.s. dollar. that's what japan wanted. it makes their product less expensive for export. what a week it has been for tesla, posting a profit, a 25% jump in the stock yesterday. this morning, consumer report says tesla model "s" scores a 99 out of 100 in its test. one of the finest automobiles they have ever reviewed. the success has presented

conservatives with a problem. they have been targeting tesla. mitt romney called tesla a loser. fox news has been critical of the department of news. they have been posting clips of fox news reporters claiming tesla never got government loans at all. it definitely did. it is paying them back. thank you very much. it's gone from we believe to we belong. after finally snapping a 16-year losing streak in san antonio, the warriors are back home tonight looking to make a lead, take a lead in the playoff series against the spurs. >> keep the good vibrations going. bob redell is there inside the oracle arena that we like to call the roaracle arena. bob, always first on the scene. >> reporter: good morning to you. it seems like the golden state warriors have established a lot of new firsts.

their game will be completely sold out. 19,000 plus seats. a franchise record. they have good vibes leaning in that direction. they are comingzom off that win. over to the san antonio spurs. that's the first time they have beat the spurs in san antonio in 30 games. 16 years. the weekends start out great. monday night, there they are. the warriors over the spurs in san antonio and they blew that lead to lose the game in the last few minutes. they rebounded wednesday night. now, they are back here at the oracle arena. tonight, tip-off. centre court at oracle arena. they are tied 1-1. it is the best of seven series. they are come back home to see this. steph curry on the cover of s.i. we did the math. last time, a golden state warrior was on the cover of s.i. steph curry was only nine years old. that was back in 1997. pretty cool, huh?

the only fan that we think would love to see the warriors, who is a warriors fan, go to game seven, are the guys printing all these t-shirts. this is their fourth order of 25,000 t-shirts. they want to see the warriors win and also to go to game seven. you are going to get one of the t-shirts and one of the foam hands. the game is sold out. you are going to have to find a very loving friend to get in tonight if you don't have one of your own we know you have a basketball out there as well. you tested your basketball skills before. you remember this one last week, bob? >> i can do it with my eyes closed. >> that's what i'm talking

about. >> i don't remember that. this is a regular occurrence for me. >> you hit it every day. we are going to give you another chance. not sure if you can do it now. you have to get a basketball and work it for us. >> all right. so your expectations are this low. you just want me to do another switch. you don't want me to do a fa fadeaway with my eyes closed. i've got this. we are going to go for the dribbling hook shot. >> i hit the rim. >> there is our boy. >> still got the stroke. i like the sweat going down the back of your shirt. you have been working hard out there young man.

>> quit while you are ahead. >> don't wear yourself out. >> maybe he should step outside in the cool temperatures to cool him off. there is nothing hotter than back sweat on a man. let me tell you. 6:19 now. that and a hairy back, what a great combination. we want to make sure all the men out there remember mom this year. laura gets spoiled. she has triplets, so she gets triple the gifts. it is 6:19. if you are trying to figure out where to take your mom, i have a couple great ideas. how about taking her to san francisco where highs are going to be in the 70s. as we head throughout the next couple days, offshore flow returns. we will start to see the low cloud cover hanging out over the pacific. good morning, livermore. 54, san jose. 56, sunnyvale.

winds are going to start to turn offshore as we head throughout tonight. 80s for today. a warmer day. 78 for livermore. 73, fremont. 64 in san francisco. take you to the game tonight. 7:15. wind will play a factor just like it did last night, 10-15 miles an hour. that tends to carry the ball out t9 center field. remember, you can catch that on our sister station, comcast sports bay area. we have been very spoiled with our sports lately. let's hope to keep that going. 86 degrees by sunday. monday to tuesday, things start to change. temperatures drop off just a touch. we're going to bring you some low cloud cover as well.

that will cool us down. we might get a stray shower or two. we are going to talk more about that. >> let's get a look out here, guys. we have a building up of some of your streets. northbound. a number of vehicles, five blocking one lane in the north, slowing from capital expressway up toward kurtner. the first build on a friday. possibly complicated because of this lane block and the crash scene. the tri-valley, slowing through livermore. it is okay at the livermore. the earlier motorcycle crash there. slowing. spectator slowing. they had to move it from the center divide.

there will be more folks heading down through livermore. watch that area. bay bridge toll plaza, we have all the lanes backed up now because the metering lights are on. a slower build back towards the 880. still, a little early for this to happen. the golden gate bridge, a smooth drive. they are an issue coming through the hills. watch it, guys. back to you. thank you very much, mike. the time is 6:22. a bird's eye view at the top of the new world trade center building. we'll have it only here on nbc bay area.

can you make out this live picture we are showing you this morning? city by the bay. fog. we are going to check the forecast coming up with meteorologist, christina loren and a look at the all-important weekend forecast. it is mother's day coming at 6:25. jodi arias, the woman in the center of a high-profile murder case who was just found guilty will remain under suicide watch at a psychiatric ward, the move coming after arias told a tv station she preferred the death penalty just minutes after the jury found her guilty of murdering her boyfriend back in 2008. the sentencing was supposed to start today but it has been postponed until next week. in houston, texas, the man accused of stabbing more than a dozen people will be formally charged today.

dillon quick allegedly attacked 14 people at lone star college on april 9th. investigators say quick told them he fantasized about attacking people since he was eight years old. in connecticut, a decision could be made litter on today on the future of the sandy hook elementary school building. a task force will decide whether to tear it down or renovate and reopen it. the building was the scene of the deadly mass shooting last december. 20 first-graders and six educators were all killed during the shooting massacre. >> the sister of martin richard, the young boy killed in the boston marathon bombings continues to recover in the hospital. doctors say 7-year-old jane richard underwent an 11th surgery on wednesday. she lost her left leg below the knee in one of the blasts and will soon be fitted with a prosthetic device. the family says she could be ready for rehabilitation in a few weeks. jane's mother lost sight in one eye and her father suffered

burns and shrapnel wounds we want to give you a bird's eye view of a symbol of hope this morning from new york city. that is the spire that's now raised to the top of the world trade center building. when this one is fully installed, the freedom tower will stand 17,076 feet high. that is symbolic to 1776 for when we sign the national or the declaration of independence. it will be the tallest building in the western hemisphere. matt lauer will be broadcasting from the crane deck right after "today in the bay." you can catch matt high in the sky at 7:00 this morning. a breath taking view on a monumental symbol. 6:27. a solemn morning on a royal visit. we are going to tell you how prince marry is payiharry is pa

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in new york city, the new york stock exchange. we will see if that changes today after a little slowdown yesterday. good vibrations. friday, always good news. 6:30 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. several stories to update you on. chp investigating a crash at santa clara valley medical center in san jose. that sent the driver to the e.r. a mini-van crashed through the front entrance early this morning. driver in stable condition. a possible janitor was nearby when that crash happened. he received minor injuries. an overnight fire damaging a restaurant at pier 31. the fire broke out at 3:00 this morning. good news, no reports of any injuries. sailors in the america cup races. british sailor, andrew simpson

was killed when his catamaran capsized. he was a two-time olympic medalist, part of sweden's "artemis's" sailing team prince harry continues his week-long visit here in the united states, at arlington cemetery. he is just up constitution avenue with a look at tour. >> good morning. he is at arlington national cemetery this morning. as we take a live look, they are awaiting his arrival at the tootomb of the unknown, laying a wreath in honor of those killed in battle. he is a captain in the royal air force. he came out earlier in his full uniform as he actually toured the grave side in section 60 which is where iraq and afghanistan war veterans are

buried. he was buried there. it looks like a sizeable crowd has gathered. from washington, he heads west to colorado. he will visit others here. after that, back to the east coast. one of the things he will do before he leaves next week is visit the jersey shore. according to new jersey governor, chris christie, he wanted to see some of the damage from superstorm sandy and he wanted to help. thank you for the update on prince harry and hislp travels we'll talk to you soon. the family of the gay boy scott from the bay area will hold a rally calling on the boy ñ allow openly gay members. ryan andreson earned national attention last year after being denied his eagle scout award because he is gay. the scouts proposed a policy

change last month that would openly allow gay scouts in the organization. today, ryan's father, eric, will hold a rally in front of san francisco's city hall supporting the change. the scouts are expected to take a vote at its national meeting in texas. christina loren is back with us and a foggy start to the day. we are hearing the winds will finally get rid of that. >> the sun and wind combined are going to do their job to clear all the cloud cover as we head through the next hour, hour and a half. it is going to take a little while loonger in tnger in the c bay. by 11:00, 12:00, you should be right on time. thick fog in san francisco. happy to report, if you are trying to head out and about to visit mom this year, all major airports across the nation, except for san francisco. temperatures looking nice and crisp. you might get by with a light sweater to start the day.

53 degrees to start. 54, san jose. 54, gilroy. your hour by hour detail works like this. at noon, temperatures are going to be in the 70s in the extreme east bay. temperatures approaching 80 degrees at lunchtime. it is going to be a little bit warm inland. enough of the shore to keep temperatures in the 60s today at noon. rounding out in the 70s and 80s. 73, fremont, 76, san jose. 64 degrees in san francisco. stick around. your seven-day forecast is coming upzh in our next report. we want to check on your drive with our own mike inouye. >> we expect a lighter, later build for most of your areas. 101 showing a steady build. it is lighter and later here. that is holding true to form. we will show you the map. top of your screen is where that 101 slowing is. bottom of your screen, we are looking at northbound 87. we still have the crash with activity around capital expressway and slowing up and past the scene up towards

kurtner. it will still be a disstrags. a number of cars, four or five involved as well. dublin, easy drive through the interchange. 84, not so bad through livermore. all those folks are held up. approaching north livermore avenue. an earlier crash on the shoulder there as well. south 880 coming off of 238. the build into hayward and continuing down to union city, southbound nimitz freeway through the area. a typical build but heavier and earlier than we typically see on friday. not a major concern. a smooth drive across the bay. for the san mateo brinl, the dumbarton and 101 and 280 along the peninsula. we are looking good there. we will check, a live look past the oakland coliseum. low clouds through the area. visibility fine for the drivers here. some spots with low clouds. a smooth drive.

watch around this area of the coliseum this evening after work. low clouds. a little game going on. a look at the eastshore freeway where you see the low clouds. might be an issue. a smooth drive here. at the limit through berkeley. slow through richmond and south of here at the berkeley curve. back to you. did you feel this one? bay. a live look at san jose. the fog is covered now. no reports of damage following that quake. it hit just after 10:00. more than 1,000 people, they posted on the u.s./g.s. website saying they felt it. including someone as far north as berkeley. rock 'n roll. 6:36 right now. still ahead, buried alive beneath the rubble for 17 days. we have the incredible rescue effort as a woman is pulled from the wreckage of a building collapse in bangladesh. plus, a toddler falls into a

hole into the ground too narrow for rescuers to fit through. we are going to tell you why the third attempt was the finally the charm to bring the boy to safety. >> we give you a live look. prince harry making a tour of the united states. right now, at the too many of the unknown soldier saluting and honoring the fallen veterans of the war. ♪

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breaking news out of!áe bangladesh. rescue workers have pulled out a woman from the garment factory that collapsed 17 days ago. they have been ordered to stop working after cre3eñ spotted tht woman in there waving her hand. they finally saw her. the rescuers had to use a hand saw and drill equipment to finally cut through all the iron and save her life after 17 days. that is just mind-blowing. more than 1,000 bodies have been pulled from all the wreckage there. the search crews there say the death toll still expected to rise unfortunately. the collapse being blamed on faulty construction so, from one rescue, jon, to another. this is amazing new video out of western china, showing rescue efforts after a 3-year-old boy fell into a well some 50-feet

deep. rescue crews had to try lowering a firefighter with a rope. he was too big to fit. they tried to get someone smaller that's a teenager. finally, firefighters lowered a rope and look at that. they went through. >> that is miraculous. >> can you imagine those parents? except for some bruises, that little boy is fine. >> i am getting chills thinking about it. thank goodness he was old enough and small enough to hold on to a rope, a little 3-year-old boy, that is amazing. what a rescue there. >> that's a mother's day present. >> that is a very happy ending. it is 6:41 right now. coming up, a floating restaurant nearly sunk by flames in san francisco. a mini-van crashes through an emergency room in the south bay overnight. we have new details and pictures you will only see here next. good morning to you, 6:41. taking a live look at the

transamericsttran transamerica pyramid. the six falls. a lot different than that. cars disappear into the low clouds. fog at the high-rise. the drive okay here and we will show you the tri-valley big jam into livermore. i will give you an update on that crash.

this morning, we will be learning more about yesterday's deadly boat crash that killed an olympic sailor practicing for the america's cup. he represented england in the olympic game taking home gold in the 2008 beijing games and silver last year in london. "today in the bay" ace christie smith is live on treasure island

right now with new details about what went wrong on this tragic accident. christie, good morning. >> reporter: you can get a better look at the "artemis" just past the fence and rocks. a red 72-foot sailboat that capsized trapping a very accomplished sailor. a press conference is expected to shed more light on what went wrong. here is what we know. the swedish boat tipped overgn north of treasure island yesterday afternoon in a practice run for the america's cup, which starts in july. 11 crew members tossed into the bay. ten of them were able to make it safely to a support boat. but 36-year-old andrew simpson did not survive despite frantic efforts to save him. investigators believe he was trapped. a team arrived at the headquarters where sailing fans

brought flowers and some wondered if the boats are just too big to control. >> it's like, you know, you don't want anybody else to die. you don't want it to be a train wreck. people shouldn't have to die for this. >> reporter: you may recall the tragedqqr÷ follows another wrecn october when a boat belonging to oracle team usa tipped over dramatically, sending 11 crew members into the water. they all survived by the $8 million boat was smashed by the waves.0vy:"q!%m is the second 162-year history of the america's cup. reporting live on treasure island, christie smith, "today in the bay." thank you very much. updates about that investigation and to learn more about andrew simpson, the man, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. search america's cup on our home page. we are certaining watching the weather but no better than meteorologist are christina loren. she is here to explain all that

fog fogged in on our city over the bay and throughout the bay area. we have those mostly cloudy conditions to start the day at 6:46. as a result, we have flight delays, an hour and 15 minutes out of sfo. good morning. temperatures pretty crisp. mostly in the 50s. no 40s to report. i want to talk about the fog right at the surface. not thatted bad. six miles or better. low clouds hovering at 500 to 1,000 feet this morning. keep that in mind specially if you are traveling over the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains, for example. 9:00 a.m., still dealing with fog and flight delays ought of sfo. by noon, completely clear conditions over the greater bay area. here is what we are talking about as we get into the all-important mother's day weekend. i want to say happy mother's day to my mom, my very best friend in the world. high pressure takes control. temperatures are going to jump from the upper 70s into the 80s, the mid to upper 80s in the

warmest city across the bay. today, just about perfect in places like fremont, 73 degrees. oakland, 70 and 78. on the way to napa, 64 for san francisco. as the sun starts to drop off, 7:15. giants taking on the braves at at&t park, 54 degrees. winds playing a factor just like it did last night. could carry that ball out to center field. giants, these are the proud home of the world champion san francisco giants. we love this around here. let's talk about what's happening out there as we head throughout the next few days. we are going to warm you up and drop you right back off as we head into next week. we are not talking about the triple digits any time soon. we will let you know when that changes. we will check your drive. good morning, mike. good morning. over towards fremont, the low clouds. patches of fog throughout the bay area. looking over toward the speed

880 coming south down through hayward, union city and into fremont. we see the traditional slowing holding steady. a little blip for the 40s. a little slowing over the san mateo bridge where there is cloud cover and fog at times on the flat section as well. castro valley y, building a bit. not a big concern. the accident and activity, all that crash stuff, gone from the roadway. a big backup. eking over toward the dublin interchange. no problems through livermore itself. a smoother drive as well as we are getting out of the area. the pass is a sticky issue. the south bay looks really good. your northbound route is not a major concern. the crash all cleared around capital expressway. 110 with the build as well as 85. a quick look at the peninsula. palo alto, no problems. no concern other than the low

clouds floating around. early in the morning, it started. pretty light backup to the 880 overcrossing. back to you. new details on breaking news in the south bay. spokeswoman at valley medical center just told us the driver who drove a mini-van into the lobby this morning is now being treated in the emergency room. this morning they are changing things for anyone headed there for surgery today. marla tallez, with new information. >> reporter: good morning. talk about being in the right place for some immediate medical attention. the driver who crashed his mini-van into the main lobby window at santa clara valley center was whisked away taken to e.r. where he is reported to be in stable condition. hospital officials say he is going to be just fine. we are getting our very first at the aftermath, at the damage he caused. crews have quickly worked to clean up the broken glass.

you can see that massive window is now an empty space. it is directly next to the main entrance doors. we also have a look at the van soon after it crashed at about 4:15 this morning. a hospital official telling us the driver took out part of a wall and a huge flower display as well. as for motive, no word why the driver would do this. there was some indication right before some strange behavior on the proper. >> i went down there to see what had happened. the police were already down there and said that a man had been driving erratically from the emergency department and through the parking lot and had driven two posts directly into the plate glass window. glass scattered everywhere. >>. >> reporter: a tow truck hauled away the van an hour and a half later. very few people were around. one janitor who happened to be

on a break is also being treated in the e.r. for minor injuries. he was scratched bym,some scattered glass. he too will be okay. chp is the lead agency. they are investigating whether alcohol or drugs mayedplayed a . the main entrance to this hospital is still blocked off. you are going to have to park in the main parking lot and walk over. one final note. repair crews are on scene. hospital officials say they are called emergency carpenters. they are going to have that window restored by day's end. live in san jose, marla tallez, "today in the bay." new this morning, investigators still on scene right now of a fire right now at forbes island restaurant at san francisco's pier 41 this morning. that fire broke out at about 3:00 this morning. this is thoord ghard to get to,

it is actually on the water. no injuries to report. only some damage to the structure. pier 41 is near the embarcadero and paul street next to the sea lions at pier 39. >> detectives releasing new photos of a man wanted for the city's 14th homicide. they think he is headed to modesto, man tay ka or mod dero. he has tattoos that cover his front and back. he is accused of shooting and killing another man wednesday afternoon inside a home in east san jose. the two menu each other. a motive is still unknown. concord taking matters into their own hand trying to catch a pair of bold criminals ripping off a plasma tv. he broke in. that building on willow pass road, happened at about three weeks ago.

officials at the community center say they wanted to wait to release the video for safety reasons. they are now asking for the public's help trying to identify these thieves. camilla harris suing jpmorgan chase for allegedly abusing the court system. she claims jpmorgan chase flooded the state's courts with questionable lawsuits to collect overdue credit card debt. they filed thousands of lawsuits from 2008 to 2011. she accuses jpmorgan of cutting corners on debt collection investigation to cut costs. they have not commented on that suit. can you feel the warrior magic? >> how can youccry not. glowing. let's talk with scott mcgrew. he has a new way to record your most awesome stunts. it is a gadget that can tell the difference between an ali and a grind. >> we got to go out to the skate park to test out a device called

lift. it is a censor that measures all kinds of data as you participate in extreme sports. think of it as a pedometer for crazy people. here is a close-up version of what the company will be selling. you can see the censors inside that watch. it will pop out. you can easily put it in your pocket. it knows whether you are skateboarding or biking or paddle boarding based on your movements and adapts. one really cool thing, it will sink up with an iphone. if your friend videos you skateboarding. the device will lay the data over the video. here is a look. when the company first showed this to me. i thought it was some kind of conceptual video. this is what it is going to look like. imagine posting this to facebook. an early look in stores this summer. they are on indigo-go right now. they will cost $150. you saw it here first.

>> and experienced it as well. >> it really encourages you to go out. it encourages you to go beat your last score, whether you are speeding or snowboarding or what. >> just in time for christmas. >> they go from we believe to we belong. nothing short of a huge night at oracle arena. the warriors back at home. they have momentum definitely on their side. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live inside the oracle arena with a preview of what is in store for thousands of fans lucky enough to get in for tonight's game against the spurs. >> laura and john, you have to think of the momentum that the warriors have specially after their win wednesday night in san antonio. that was the first time they have beaten the spurs in san antonio in 30 games, since 1997. they are coming back herey f÷ f the third game of the second round of the playoff series,

tied 1-1. here on the home court at oracle arena against the spurs in the playoff, they are undefeated. there is a good vibe. we are strong, we belong. new phrasing that people will be picking up. we are fierce. we are proud. we are fearless. we ever strong. as you look throughout the entire arena, people are here early this morning getting ready. the fans will be showing up here tonight. a sell-out crowd. the 36th consecutive sold-out game. over 19,000 fans will be packing the area for tip-off at 7:30. check this out. steph curry on this week's cover of s.i. the first time the warriors have had a player on the cover since 1997. steph curry was probably nine years old at the time. the first 5,000 fans, if you will register on facebook, you

will get one of these. we are talking about this. one thing that has impressed me, when you come out on an nba basketball court, you don't realize, it is a lot different than a gymnasium. you don't have -- in a gymnasium, you have a wall. here, you have thousands of seats. i was stunned how hard it is to make a three-point from right here. this is where they have their best chances of making a three. so i wanted to give you a sense. instead of having a wall, you have all ta spahat space. you have to try to navigate that space and not show off your shot an make it and i didn't. >> it was close. >> do i make that one? >> that's our boy. >> clearly isn't an issue, because i'm shooting 50% after two shots. >> that's nice. one way to end a good friday. best job. he is not going to try it again. >> he has already left the building.

that's how champions do it. >> bob i thought i taught you better. when you hit that, you quit. >> walk away now, bob. >> we always have our memories. >> and the video to prove it. oh, bob, bob, bob. looking good. he drained one for three points. do what he could. can we quickly check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >> highs today, upper 70s and 80s. i'll have it for you every 15 minutes. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. let's check your drive with mike. >> the south bay really kicking in. all crashes have cleared. north 280 at 17. look at the maps throughout the south bay. 101, 280 and 87. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we're going to be back at 7:25. >> our next local newscast, 11:00 a.m., marla tallez and i

will be here. early happy mother's day! enjoy. >> one to celebrate. what a dream. good morning, breaking breaking news. found alive. rescue workers free a survivor 17 days after that tragic building collapse in bangladesh. developing with now, new details on what the man charged in the cleveland kidnappings has allegedly told his interrogators. sources describiing his demeano as cocky and saying he showed no remorse. we are at the top of one world trade center. workers are about to raise the final two sections of the s speier.