now under arrest in the stabbing death of his younger sister. plus, are they cracking under the pressure? the new problem putting the eastern span of the bay bridge at risk. why there is no simple fix to correct it. >> here today and gone tomorrow. why today will be the last time you will have to drive past this eyesore in the south bay. we are tracking thick, low clouds to kick off your monday. the natural a.c. will crank this week. i'll let you know how cool it is going to be where you live in your full forecast. as we watch the east bay build, i'm tracking the ongoing problems for the tri-valley. a new issue as you are heading down the peninsula. 101. coming up. take a live look outside. a sunrise looking good there. in san rafael, get your monday started on this monday, may 13th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, 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, everyone. we have breaking news for you in albany where police have forced out a group of protesters trying to reoccupy a piece of land owned by uc berkeley. most of the occupiers did leave pie peacefully. at least one person has been detained. the occupiers moved in on friday. they say they were upset because of the plans to build a senior housing facility and grocery store on that land. protesters would like to turn the area into an urban farm. the university, it claims, it is a different part of the land that will be used for housing and commercial development. we will, of course, continue to monitor this all morning long as police have that raid going on. they bring you. we will bring you the latest information as we have it. >> there is a deep sense of loss in calaveras county after the stabbing death of an eight-year-old girl. that sense of loss coupled with shock and disbelief that the

child's brother cob the onem tt killed her. grief counselors will be on hand to help leila fowler's classmates cope with her death and the weekend arrest of her 12-year-old brother. marla tallez joins us live with new details. >> reporter: even for those of us that don't know the fowler family or live in calaveras county. what so many people want to know is why. at this point, the sheriff's department isn't saying what evidence they have that has led them to leila fowler's 12-year-old brother. his arrest comes after a 15-day investigation. he says his deputies spent more than 2000 hours going over all the evidence and witness statements, including a statement from leila's 12-year-old brother who told officials he found his sister's body on april 27th and even saw a man leave their home. he also gave a suspect description. the turn of events has left many friends confused and trying to make sense of the emotional roller coaster. one girl talks about being there

for both of leila's brothers on the day of their memorial. >> they were trying to comfort me from crying but i'm really in shock now. >> there are people out here that have already convicted him, already lynched him and already made their judgments. >> reporter: since the arrest, an upcoming fund-raiser for the fowler family has been canceled. they decided to cancel because of the hurt and anger within the community. as for the family, the biological mother spoke out saying her son could never hurt his sister. coming up in my next report, leila's stepmother, the woman who raised the two, has something to say and she says this on facebook. we will get into that, laura. we'll look forward to that report. thank you, marla. the case of a human head found in an oakland garbage facility is now being investigated as a homicide. investigators telling the san francisco chronicle the person had been dead for months or

maybe even years. they also say the mummified skull probably came from outside the city but have not yet determined whether it came from a man or a woman. cadaver dogs searched the area but did not find any other human remains. a san francisco pot club may be on the verge of shutting its doors for good. they have started to proceed to seize the building on mission street between 20th and 21st street. if is one of many locations where property owners were warned to evict marijuana clubs or face possible prosecution. the landlords say they tried and failed to evict the club last year. now, u.s. attorney, melinda hag, is trying to force the landlords to forfeit the entire building. the first such action taken against the san francisco landlord by the u.s. department of justice. a new week brings word of another potential problem for the new bay bridge. this time, the issue is at the base of the bridge but brittle steel, still, the heart of the problems.

"today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live on treasure island with the latest on the new cause for concern. good morning. good morning to you, jon. the questions keep mounting about the safety of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. in march, 32 bolts were tightened and they cracked under pressure. now, a new potential problem. at the signature of this whole thing with steel rods in the base of the tower of the span. experts say that inspecting them won't be easy. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that caltrans only recently discovered that 400 or so threaded rods could be vul fleshl to cracking if exposed to hydrogen from rainwater. they call this hydrogen embrittlement. they could also be vulnerable in an earthquake. they are saying they will make sure these rods are safe. access is difficult because the tower was actually lowered down on to them. what about the planned opening of the $6.4 billion eastern span labor day weekend?

>> what is driving the date is the safety? making sure that we have the right fix, taking the time to get the right fix and then to be able to implement it. >> reporter: the metropolitan transportation commission will hear from caltrans on may 29th about a possible fix. tomorrow, east bay state senator, mark tasonia, will hold a hearing. he thinks there needs to be a third-party review on any megaprojects like this. reporting live on treasure island, christie smith, "today in the bay." thank you for the update. we want to get updated when it comes to that forecast monday morning. here with he go, christina. starting a in you workweek and a whole new forecast. 6:06 is the time. starting out in san jose where we are getting real, cool, live pictures to show you this morning. that marine layer thickens up overnight. gradually, just after sunrise, it starts to push inland. this morning, it is in san jose. you just saw halfway there to san jose. none of that low cloud cover to

cool you off this morning in sunol. that ics ma for a warm day. that's going to be the warmest place across the bay area. make sure you are ready for that. temperatures approaching the upper 80s just like yesterday. closer to 80 degrees straight up in the south bay places like san jose where we are starting out in the 50s. your weather headlines tell this story. we are going to see a warm, sunny finish. as we head throughout tomorrow, temps cool off inland. staying pretty much steady at the coast for the next couple of days and then we all start to drop off significantly. we have a major cooling trend this week all the way through friday. temperatures tumbling. for today, the warmest day of the week, 85 inland. bayside, 75. 71 at the coast. stick around. if you can, your seven-day outlook is ready to go. first, i want to check your drive. if you have to go right now, mike is here to help you out. >> if you have to go, go and get in the car. that's daddy talking right here. 101, a smooth drive at the

bottom of the screen. folks are waiting at the university avenue on ramp. i will put it on the map. we have marked it on the map. the southbound side, reports of a couple of cars on the shoulder with busted windows. don't know the cause. chp is going to check it out. we will continue to track this. the northbound commute is just fine. we are looking across the bay. a crash around 880. it sounds like it is on the shoulder. a distraction and slowing and debris having just gotten cleared off of the 580 split. that's causing more slowing. that's a problem if you are coming out of the tri-valley area. that's a problem. it looks like things have eased upcoming to the dublin interchange for westbound 580. an early crash caused early slowdown and backed things up through livermore. a little heavier flow of traffic through livermore and into valicitos. a smooth flow for the south bay, northbound 101 shows a little bit of slowing. we'll show you the live picture.

that is kind of deceptive. it looks very light here. you see the slowing as well as for highway 87. we will track that. we have the metering lights on. all lanes have a backup to the 880 overcrossing. back to you. it is 6:09 right now. coming up, an added fee for your cap and gown. we will tell you why tuition no longer covers the cost of college graduation at a lot of california colleges. we will tell you why girls of all ages could soon have access to emergency contraception california's emergency airlines makes it cheaper for them to fly you cleaning up your morning commutes. why today could be the last time you will see this eyesore on your morning drive golden gate bridge never an eyesore. pretty light there. we will keep checking the monday morning commute. 6:09. more news ahead.

welcome back, good monday morning. the time now, you could see the fog trying to push over the hills in sunol. not quite going to do the trick. as a result, we have a warm day on tap only to be followed by a steady cooldown. >> a look at the san mateo bridge. a sign that talks about high winds. christina sorts it out. a 12-year-old boy has been arrested on charges of killing his 8-year-old sister. the boy originally it willing investigators he found leila fowler's body inside their home and saw an intruder running from

the scene. caltrans says there are hundreds of threaded steel rods on the span of the bay bridge that could be vulnerable to cracking. the agency says it is planning to inspect 400 rods, a process that could delay the planned opening on labor day weekend. >> >> today is the deadline for the government to appeal a court decision to lift age restrictions on the morning after birth control pill. if the justice department does not appeal, the pill could be available to anyone at any age. the head of virgin america says it is nearly ready for an ipo. >> first, profits and then a stock offer. >> you don't have to be profitable to ipo. you just look at tesla. it is profitable now. it wasn't back then. in the case of virgin, they made a profit in one quarter. it was a rare exception. in an interview this morning with the wall street journal, ceo, david cuss, says his company just renegotiated some of its debt. under this new plan, lenders

will get part of the company. this means virgin is paying far less in monthly loan payments. this will be a step towards an offering of shares. in virgin's most recent quarter, the company lost $45 million flying you from place to place. it has really been a pretty good environment for ipos. the markets are up. s&p 500 set new records last week. dow closed above 15 k for the first time. though, not everybody has been a winner. thur, we saw t thursday, we saw the ipo of software. that landed with a thud for early investors. it has been exactly a week since this, the ipo of facebook. may 18th. the actual anniversary. the system report profits wednesd wednesday. cisco, very important. it makes such important devices, the boxes that make the internet go. it gives us an idea of the

overall economy. googleas ipo gets underway. the sixth time the google developers have gotten together. i'm sure they will be talking about google glass. you can't get a ticket even if you wanted to. they sold out in 45 minutes. even though they cost $900 a piece. a pretty penny to send are child to college. now, just to graduate, that is going up as well. rising costs of commencement ceremonies in many public california universities putting a damper on some graduation celebrations. across the state, 15 of cal state's 23 campuses now charge a graduation fee. by law, colleges are not allowed to use tuition fees to cover graduation costs. many schools pass that bill on to students. at cal state east bay, a $45 fee to graduate. at san francisco state, it is zc $100. up 60 in the past two years. san jose state, some students

have to pay $75 just to walk the graduation stage. >> so it could be the last day you will have to deal with this eyesore on your morning commute. cleanup crews already getting set to do some heavy cleaning right now to get rid of that graffiti on freeway overpasses in san jose. "today in the bay's" bob redell live on highway 101 in san jose where that cleanup could be causing headaches for drivers this morning. >> i wouldn't be shutting down any lanes but for the morning commute, it will be okay. anyone that commutes into downtown san jose, i'm sure is familiar with this eyesore. you are looking at this 13th street rail bridge that goes over 101. you can see many taggers have gone to town on that putting tons of spray painted messages there. starting tonight, the city along with caltrans, union pacific, are going to start to clean up the graffiti by spray painting

it o. they have become such an eyesore. there is so much graffiti on that bridge. it could take until wednesday to get it all covered up. as far as traffic is concerned, there may be some lane shutdowns on 101. as i mentioned before, that would only be happening overnight. it is not going to affect your morning commute. we have spoken to people who work at businesses near the bridge who are skeptical that this cleanup will be worth the effort. now, caltrans, union pacific, have extended fences near that bridge. they have put barbed wire on top. if you consider the lengths the tagers will go through to spray paint public property, they are not sure that is going to work. we have seen one section offense that was peeled back. if they can't climb the fence, they will just cut a hole in it and risk their lives to get down to that bridge. >> there is a ledge but i would think they have to on the top

stuff. you can walk out on that ledge. you have toe crazy. you won't catch me out there. that's for sure. >> reporter: but they are craze why you enough to do it. we have seen the amount of tagging on that bridge, the 13th avenue brinl. here we are, heading still southbound on 101. we are coming across another rail bridge that's been tagged. i'm not sure which one this is, if it is the mckie or not. they are going to be cleaning up some of the other bridges. the bird avenue bridge as you are heading into downtown san jose where it has rip tommy. that's become infamous. if you are caught tagging, dmv has a right to suspend your driver's license for up to two years. it is a crime that's very hard to crack down on. the tagging does take place

overnight. reporting live on southbound 101. let's check in with christina now. she has to look at our forecast for today. how are we starting our monday? >> in idaho, you see a whole other type of graffiti. it literally says, pink floyd, the wall. 6:19. taking you outside. look at that fog. this has not been the case. we haven't had the may gray for quite some time. 6:19. look at all the fog in san francisco. the good news about this live picture is, i told you, we could see flight delays out of sfo, back to business monday. not so much the case. we are expecting flight delays. they are thickening up as we speak. good morning, san francisco. if you are trying to catch a flight elsewhere, we did have delays earlier out of new york city. lots of improvement there as well. everything is on time. that bodes well for business travelers. as we head throughout the day, your temperature is going to climb from the 50s where we are

now into the 70s and 80s. another beautiful day before we start to drop like a rock. by the end of the woeek, low 70 inland. low pressure starts to slide to the south as we head throughout the day today. that will keep the onshore flow in place. with the jetstream sitting right over us, we will see the impulses that move through the bay area. tomorrow morning through friday. it is going to keep that onshore flow in place. temperatures are going to fall from the mid-80s into the low 70s. noticeably cooler between today and specially when you look at thursday. friday into saturday, we start to climb you right back up. it is good news. you want that warm weather on the weekend where you can get on out there and enjoy it. it looks like that will be the case as we head through saturday and sunday. 6:20. the drive is picking up. he has your hotspots. hi, mike it is really kicking in right now. we had early slowing in the east bay, the tri-valley west 580. early crash there. it cleared up as far as the slowing. it is back again.

now, speeds back down below 50 as you are heading over towards the 586/80 interchange. they planned their routes getting down through livermore. a little extra slowing. we changed from 40s in towards the 50s. maybe it is starting to sort itself out. we will track the tri-valley, because it is just going to build for the morning heading down towards sunol. west 580, really slamming in over the next 15 minutes. up towards the 580 split where there was some debris in the roadway. that moved. there is still a crash, still clearing. one of the vehicles might be a motorcycle. no major injuries reported. north 238, very slow causing a backup. that's what keeps 880 a little clearer toward hayward. san mateo bridge had overnight, a wind advisory by chp. not a major concern. the sign is still lit up. we will track that as well.

they haven't reported any more problems. they are going to be shutting down one lane today and for the rest of the week until the 22nd. working on new transponders. you are losing one lane after 9:30. some debris. south 101 towards university. a smooth drive down into the south bay. your northbound routes, 110 here. up past capital causing a bit of slowdown as well as north of capital for 87. a live look at fremont. shows you the volume builds. passing the truck scales at tulsa. the east shore moves smoothly around the bend. the backup to the toll plaza. it disappears. conditions are changing. so far, driving okay. we will track it. 6:22. coming up, steam, smoke, and seismic shake. we are going to tell you who you a spewing volcano is putting mexico city on alert. plus, trapped by flames.

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>> our chopper over the scene of the crash. all the traffic as you are heading up into san leandro. chp getting back in their vehicle. a crash here. they sound like they are going to have all lanes open in the next few minutes. we will track this.

the backup will last for much of your morning commute. a traffic update coming up in a second. thank you very much, mike. at 6:2567, a disturbing discove. four children and two adults found dead after a house fire in eastern pennsylvania. it started about midnight at a home in potsville, 95 miles northwest of philadelphia. flames could be seen shooting out of the home if firefighters were to contain the blaze. they suffered minor injuries. the causes of the fire now under investigation in new jersey, three children now safe after police stormed a home and killed the man who had been holding them hostage for 37 hours. tragically, police also found the bodies of the children's mother and their 13-year-old brother. police say the suspect was the mother's boyfriend, 38-year-old gerald murphy, who was also a registered sex offender. the fbi says the mass shooting during a mother's day parade in new orleans is an act of street violence, not an act of terror. at least 19 people, including a few children, were injured.

police say at least three people fired into the crowd yesterday. so far, no arrests have been made. also, this morning, emergency shelters being set up in central mexico ahead of what could be a major eruption of a volcano near mexico city. a seven-square mile zone is shut down. soldiers and police keeping watch over this area. that volcano has been spewing steam and oozing lava since saturday. we will be right back after this.

rough waters. could a deadly crash lead to the cancellation of the america's cup yacht race. >> a live look at oakland. we'll track the highs and lows of the week ahead in your morning forecast. on the new york stock exchange, the markets are seeing a lot of highs lately. a lot of records out there. a lot of people applauding all over the world watching the numbers jump as we bring you

today live ringing of the bells. we are totally having a great monday. enjoy yourselves. it is monday, may 14th. this is "today in the bay." 6:30. good morning. thank you for getting up with us. i'm jon kelley. >> thank you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. there is growing criticism on capitol hill. that attack on benghazi left four americans dead, including chris stevens. tracy polths live on capitol hill with a look on the inside e-mails and talking points until now. they have shaped what the public knows about the deadly day. >> now, here on capitol hill, lawmakers not only want to know who was behind that attack that killed ambassador stevens and the others but they also want to know what the administration was saying after the attack and who

was tinkering with the talking points. the talking points went through 12 revisions. first the cia blamed protesters and they questioned whether mentioning prior warnings could make her agency look bad. the white house watered down the language but said the cia was responsible. >> the cia was the agency$' tha made changeses to the talking points and produced talking points. >> for them to say there was only talking points changes, is a flat-out untruth. the real truth is the people that were there in tripoli and benghazi knew this was a terrorist attack from the get-go. >> they will invite the

co-chairs to testify privately about why they didn't question secretary of state, clinton. >> because, in fact, we knew where the responsibility rested. >> lawmakers say expect more whistle blowers like gregory hicks who told congress he asked for more help during the benghazi attack and was denied. some question whether this investigation headed in the right direction. >> i would much rather get into investigation of the groups that threaten the u.s. how we can figure out who they are and how we can stop them. what about politics. dem kralts say republicans are pressi pressing this issue to discredit hillary clinton, who could end up being a presidential candidate. >> tracie potts, live from washington. organizers of the america cup say anything is possible, including a complete shutdown of all races. a formal meeting will be held tomorrow in san francisco with all four of the teams in

the competition. they will be reviewing the evidence after thursday's deadly capsize of the america's cup catamaran. we could likely see them completely cancel the race. crew members aboard the "artemis" said the vessel went to piece and folded on to itself like a taco shell. andrew simpson was killed during that practice run. a funeral is expected to take place tomorrow in his home country of england it is 6:33. we are watching the weather this monday morning. sunny skies in the south bay. giving you a glimpse there overlooking the hp pavilion. working the joy stick getting the camera ready. >> either that or playing a little video game. >> let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. >> glad i had a chance to show you that sky. we are working with half and half conditions. you have half cloud cover and

half sunshine in san jose. just about full sunshine in the east bay to start the day. what i want you to notice about this deck of clouds, rather thin. you can start to see the sun starting to breakthrough. not a lot of low cloud cover to start the day. we are starting out nice and crisp if you want to get any sort of outdoor activity done. you are going to have really nice conditions, until 10:00, 11:00. temperatures will be on the warm side inland. the story of the week is we are going to drop you off temperaturewise each and every day starting tomorrow through the end of the week. you will notice these increments are pretty substantial by 5-8 degrees. bayside, 3-5 degrees of cooling as we head through tomorrow. that gradual cooling trend extends well into the week. this is going to be one of the coolest weeks we have had in quite some time, 85 inland are bayside, 75, 71 at the coast. we have a very slight chance for some showers as we get these cooler days stronger onshore flow. we are expecting dridsle as well. we have a lot to talk about when

i take you through your full forecast. if you are ready to go to work, mike is here to help you out. >> our chopper over the castro valley "y." that continues, the earlier crash we saw. they cleared the lanes for north 238. there is the slow drive. splitting off. just get together left side of your screen. the photographer showing us what we have got. you see the yellow where it says 238. still jammed up on the castro valley "y" and coming out of the castro valley itself. about seven miles before you start to see any relief. it is very slow. jamming up in towards castro valley things start to clear. you can use the bart system. there are no delays reported there. these are not the right maps. a smooth drive for the b.a.r.t.

system. traffic flows smoothly through the area. let me get you a look out through the cameras. the south bay, traffic flowing nicely northbound to 101. this is clear. we have some slowing approaching the area many could go over on capital expressway as well as north 87 coming into the downtown area. >> hitting the roads, that second leg of the tour. california set to start in five hours from now down in southern california. riders will start off in mar marietta. the tour is actually taking a reverse route starting down in southern california and ending right here in the bay area. yesterday, cyclists rode 102 miles in the escondido area. they will be here up in the bay area by friday with time trials in san jose and fans are being advised to expect stepped-up security in the wake of the boston marathon bombings. the riders will tour and also run through livermore and san francisco before ending in santa rosa sunday morning.

6:36. still ahead, o.j. simpson back in court. his last stitch bid for freedom. who he is blaming for putting him behind bars in the first place a two-story crime scene sealed off and under guard. the question is, for how long? we'll tell you what's next for the ohio home where three women were held hostage for a decade.

a cleveland house they are calling a house of horrors where three women were held captive for years. it is now boarded up and fenced in. for now, the house is considered a two-story crime scene. some neighbors simply want the house torn downment a local councilman says there have been threats to burn the house down. we have new video just out showing the dramatic police rescue of the four women held in that cleveland home. this video shows police pulling on the screen door of that house and prying their way inside. you don't see it on camera. police say gina dejesus and michelle knight both jumped into officer's arms shortly after this entered the home. amanda berry and her 6-year-old daughter were also out of that house. the suspect in the colorado movie theater shooting rampage wants to change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. james holmes will officially ask for the new plea during a hearing today. holmes is accused of killing 12 and injuring 70 others during a

midnight movie screening last summer in aurora, colorado. his motive is still a mystery. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty o.j. simpson back making headlines heading to court in las vegas. he is asking for a new trial on armed robbery charges. he was convicted in 2008 of leading the robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in vegas. the fomer football star, he claims he thought the items were personal belongings stolen from him after his murder trial in the 1994 killing of his ex-wife. simpson, currently serving 9-33 years in prison. 6:41. coming up, turf war on the farms to oust protesters in the east bay an entire subdivision swallowed up. the investigation into what's leaving so many homes splintered and now sinking. >> is tesla the best-selling car if you do the math right or

wrong? taking a live look at a foggy start over the golden gate bridge. may gray makes way to comfy p.m. sun. temps tumble 15-20 degrees. we will take you through you the upcoming cooler changes where you live. east bay gray. the eastshore freeway is showing a slower drive, very slow as we have a new crash around san pablo. we will show you the effects and the rest of the east bay slowdown coming up. ♪

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a you are watching 15 minutes of continuous news, weather and traffic. another new problem threatening to delay the opening of the new span of the bay bridge. this time, the issue is at the base of bridge. once again, it involves steel that could crack. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live on treasure island with the latest on the new cause for concern. >> reporter: another issue with the new eastern span.

we are talking about a potential problem in the base of the signature tower of the span. experts warn that inspecting this problem won't come easy. caltrans discovered 400 threaded rods could be vulnerable to cracking if exposed to hydrogen from rainwater. engineering experts say getting to the rods could be a serious challenge because they are in the base and the structure was lowered down to them in pieces. the inspections can and will happen. >> they are in the tower but they are accessible. it is more challenging to get to them than the other 200 that we are going to be testing right now. we can get to them. they are within the foundation. now, the other 200 are similar to the ones that failed in march when they were tightened near the span. the next question, the planned labor day opening of the $6.4

billion bridge, built for safety, that is still up in the air. they are expected to hear from them on may 29th on a fix. east bay state senator is holding a hearing of his own. tomorrow, he thinks there needs to be independent review on all megaprojects. christie smith, "today in the bay." we have an update on some breaking news in albany where police forced out a group of protesters trying to reoccupy a piece of land owned by u.c. berkeley. this is brand new video of the police raid that happened just about an hour and a half ago on san pablo and monroe. most occupiers they did lead peacefully. one person has been detained. the occupiers moved in to that area on friday. protesting plans to build a senior housing facility and grocery store on the land. the occupiers, they say that land should be used for some urban farming. monday morning, some of us like to plan our week.

we want to find out what's in store. >> she is always planning. >> i see notes all through the show. >> i really am. >> i need to take a page out of her book. >> if you are trying to get organized, trying to get the little ones going. it is kind of hard on a monday. you are trying to put the lunches together, grab the water bottles. be prepared for a day like yesterday. the changes come into play when we get into the end of the week in particular. that's when the major cooling starts to settle in. we are going to steadily decrease your temps each and every day. we want to start with the live picture of oakland. this is the reason why. we have more low cloud cover out there today. no flight delays out of oakland and san francisco. we are right on time as usual down in san jose. 54 in sunnyvale. we have a good-looking day shaping up for you once you get rid of the fog. it is the thickest up in the north bay where you have pockets that you can only see for a quarter of a mile. fog is expected to be a factor until about 10:00 a.m. by 11:00, we should see mostly clear conditions over the

greater bay area. all flights on time out of sfo and all major airports. we will let you no he if that changes. on a back to work, back to business monday. major cooling ahead. the jetstream has taken a significant dip to the south. we don't have any strong storm systems, strong enough to bring us any significant rainfall. what we do have are several weak disturbances that are going to come through the bay area as we head throughout the week. that will usher in a strong flow. more so the case for wednesday and thursday morning and temperatures are going to drop off with a strong onshore flow, rather robust this week. specially at the coast. 85 degrees for today. in livermore, today is going to be the warmest in the extended period. look at these numbers. they steady drop off through wednesday. by wednesday, we are only going to end up in the upper 70s and the low 70s for thursday and friday. we'll warm you right back up just in time for this weekend. you have traffic alerts out there this morning. >> we have not a great start. we are looking at the eastshore freeway. that's okay actually.

berkeley emeryville to the curve, we have a backup to the toll plaza pretty standard. over here, west 80 slows from her c hercules. causing more of an issue for the commute direction because there is spectator slowing. eastbound, one crash. westbound, that's where the second crash is, over off the shoulder. a little recovery. that's the slowdown coming off of the cbridge. still jammed up toward the castro valley "y." west 580 slams down all the way through castro valley. the earlier crash, has cleared from lanes. there is a motorcycle, a big rig on the shoulder. still some spectators slowing. . south 680ing off of the dublin

interchange. it doesn't look like much repercussion after the earlier crash over at the dub lick interchange. from 17 up towards saratoga. that is usually not that slow. we will track that. the south bay is an issue right now through those spots of fremont. 880?u stafrts rts to build as y coming down. sunshine coming through. visibility in santa rosa is a concern. over the san mateo bridge, word from chp there was a wind advisory. they have turned the sign off. a smooth drive. here is the south bay again as you are heading up the peninsula toward the san mateo bridge. no problems. it has cleared from any wind advisories. a nice, smooth drive. >> 6:350 right now. grief counselors expected to be

on hand. they are on campus to help students cope with the news their 12-year-old classmate is now under arrest for allegedly stabbing his 8-year-old sister to death. "today in the bay's" marla tallez has been following this case since it first broke weeks ago. she now joins us with the updated details. >> reporter: it is certainly going to be a tough day for all the students in valley springs who have essentially lost two classmates in just two weeks. first, the loss of third grader, leila fowler, who was stabbed to death at her home on april 27th. now, the absence of her 12-year-old brother who is suspected of killing her. on friday, a day before his arrest, his biological mother told a san francisco tv station her son could never hurt his sister. he was seen at a candlelight vigil. they were reportedly raised by their stepmother coverwhose fac was covered with pictures of leila.

i don't have much to say but thank you to those standing by us in this devastating time for our family and thank you for respecting our privacy during this time. a brand new iv%reality for the fowler family. not everyone is standing by them. an upcoming fund-raiser for the family has already been canceled as community members struggle to make sense of this emotional roller coaster. >> they are all now afraid this money is going to go to the defense of the young man, the young boy. they don't think the community should be sporting that. >> i was trying to comfort them and they were trying to comfort me from crying. i am really in shock now. >> you may recall after leila's death, investigators first looked at sex offenders and criminals in the area with long rap sheets. now that leila's brother is under arrest, the sheriff is not saying why or what evidence they have. only that he was arrested on the charge of homicide and that the investigation is ongoing.

>> can't imagine what that family is going through. thank you very much. grizzly peak boulevard has finally reopened after an all day and all night investigation into a deadly shooting. so far, the name of the man found dead has not been released to the public. they say they do not believe the public is at risk. >> some pretty wild and amazing video to show you out of northern california where more than two-dozen homes are at the risk of being swallowed up this morning. they are in the lake county town of lakeport. 100 miles north of san francisco. homes have been abandoned. residents in ten other homes are being warned they could be forced to leave at any moment. the area is so unsustainable

that the u.s. postal service will no longer deliver mail to the county. they try to determine exactly why the ground is sinking. it is very odd here, because that area usually has groundwater shortages it is cleaning day for a much maligned san jose overpass. crews will start dealing with this eyesore. the plan is to wash away or paint over the graffiti that drivers have been complaining about and then try to keep it from coming back. that cleanup comes with a catch. it could have an impact on drivers. "today in the bay's" bob redell live on highway 101 in san jose joins us now with the details. good morning, bob. >> reporter: well, good morning, laura. this is the cleanup we are talking about as you head southbound on 101. i know we are looking into the sun. that's the 13th avenue rail bridge. as we get into the shade, you will see exactly what i'm

talking about, all the graffiti up there, all over the span. it has been there for quite some time. caltrans and union pacific and the city of san jose, they are going to get up there and clean it up, take it down, painting it over it, to get it back to its original state. you are talking about the traffic since it is happening overnight. there is a chance that some of the lanes of southbound 1 o 1 and northbound 1 o 1 cob shut down. it is overnight. this would not affect the morning commute. there is so much graffiti on that bridge, however. it could take until wednesday to complete this job. we have spoken to people that work at businesses near the bridge who are skeptical this clean wup will be worth the effort. here is why. they are thinking, once you paint this over, these taggers are going to come right back out and do it again. they have added extra layers offense along the 13th street bridge and put barbed wire on

top. we looked at that situation. the chain link fence. a lot of these people are skeptical. they will risk their lives to get out on the bridge. >> we will see how long it lasts. they will find a way to tag it again. >> within a couple of days is my guess. at least for a couple of days, we will have a clean bridge again. >> someone who is stupid enough and perhaps creative enough to cut the wire, to get around the fence and climb and get through the barricades will find a way to get up to the bridge again. >> reporter: if you come back out here, this is the second bridge the city wants to tackle, the mckie rail bridge on southbound 101. if you can see, while we are in the shade, this has been tagged and there is a third bridge, the

bird avenue bridge. that's the one that's become infamous, because it has rip tommy plastered on it. the plan is to get all three bridges back in shape as far as getting the graffiti taken off. is this going to be a lasting impression, something tagged by the tagers. the city and all are hoping that won't be the case. if you do get caught, dmv has a right to suspect your driver's license for up to two years. >> reporting live on southbound 101, looking okay for your commute. northbound 101, a little bit slow. bob redell, "today in the bay." starting just hours from right now, drivers should expect delays at the dumbarton bridge toll plaza as workers there install a new oautomated toll collection system. starting at 9:00 a.m. and ending

at 6:00 a.m. the next morning. that will be happening until may 23rd. new details about a few of the bay area's biggest companies placing a very big bet on the super bowl. the gap and apple will hold a press conference to officially pledge a combined $30 million if the bay area lands super bowls in 2016 or 2017. if they win the bowl bid, the game would be played and the new 49ers, $1.2 billion, santa clara stadium. miami is the only other stadium in the running. nfl runners will make the decision on may 21st. the pledge money would be used to cover hosting costs and other help for charity efforts. chances are, quite a few tesla sedans will drive around the stadium site or across the bay area. >> chances are, you will see them all over just about anywhere you go in the bay area. scott mcgrew, the second best-selling car if you do the math a certain way.

if you take all the luxury brands and look at their top-level car, the nicest, most expensive model each makes, then the tesla s outsells them all nationwide. not only the only car line that tesla doesn't beat is the most expensive model of cadillac. you have to do about half the cost to get there. taking a look at the markets, tesla is up another 6% today. . if you bought it a year ago, an all-time high. the dow industrials are down about 40 points. >> thank you very much. we are back with a local live update. >> we do it ever half hour after that. >> we love it. >> we love hanging out and doing it all together for you guys. enjoy your day out there!

christina loren says it looks like a nice one. >> have a great one. >> make it a great monday morning. good morning. the rescue. this morning, dramatic, new video of the freeing of the cleveland kidnapping victims as two of the brothers who were initially arrested speak out for the first time. developing now, a massive search under way in new orleans for three suspects who opened fire at a mother's day parade. at least 19 people wounded, including several children. and space oddity, an astronaut creates an out of this world music video. ♪ ♪ here am i floating in my tin can ♪ >> david bowie smiling and this guy headed back to earth is an internet sensation.