plenty of low clouds. it will be warm. the natural a.c. cranks and temperatures tumble. your full forecast in just a few minutes it is very early. i'm tracking a new crash that might affect you getting on to highway 101. we'll give you the latest coming up. let's take a live look outside this morning as we wait for the sun's arrival on this tuesday, may 14th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelly. new this morning, firefighters at the scene of an overnight fire watching for any remaining hotspots. san jose fire, they tweeted out this picture early this morning of that fire. they were called in to help out and get that thing out. the building apparently houses a business which is now under construction. flames there broke out of the building just off of deanza near

highway 85 at 2:00 this morning. that fire is out. so far, no reports of any injuries and the cause of the fire remains under investigation police and divers will be out in clear lake searching for a missing 9-year-old autistic girl from the bay area. christie smith like in san francisco where mikaela lynch goes to school. good morning, kristy. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. mikaela lynch goes to school here in san francisco but she was at her family's vacation home near clear lake when she suddenly disappeared. a little later this morning, the search for her expected to resume and, in fact, widen. 9-year-old mikaela is autistic, doesn't speak. her dad reported her missing from the home on sunday afternoon around 1:30. clear lake police say she had been playing on a trampoline in the yard. her brother ran around to get

away from a bee, ran around inside and came back, she is gone. there are fliers up around the area for her. police and volunteers searched all day yesterday. the area is near a number of waterways. there were boats and dive teams out there looking for her. they say she doesn't know how to swim very well. she wouldn't know how to return home on her own. they have looked in cars and backyards to make sure she isn't hiding there. she doesn't have her medication with her and suffers from seizures. she is four feet tall, 70 pounds, blue eyes and brown hair. that search boundary expected to expand today. i have calls into clear lake police. as soon as i hear from them, i will let you know what they had to say. christie smith, "today in the bay." the daughter-in-law of former state senator and oakland mayoral candidate, don peralta, died of drowning. katherine peralta was found dead saturday morning in her family's

swimming pool in napa. they do not expect any foul play but they are awaiting toxicology results before making an official ruling surveillance video helped them catch a thief who used a taser to rob a victim at a jewelry store. it happened on saturday night. the thief grabbed the bag the victim was carrying and then got into a red saturn with another suspect and sped off. four people suffered minor injuries in an accident vofring a pick-up truck. police were called to the intersection of 11th and empire streets around 6:00 last night. they found the bus on the sidewalk leaning against the home's porch and the green contractor truck in the intersection. a vta spokesperson claims the pickup ran a red light, hit the

bus, which ran into the house. the house had minor damage. we give you a live look at san jose. that is the 13th state railroad bridge near oakland road. this has a nice, fresh, new coat of paint. crews are working to cover up the graffiti that was on the bridge. city hall has received hundreds of complaints over the past few years about all the grafyty there. crews after finishing up here are headed south to clean up the mckie road bridge. making the way for a clean, fresh day. let's hope it last for a while. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning, laura and john and to you at home. a good-looking day shaping up, just about as warm as yesterday. a few degrees cooler. what happens is that marine layer thickens up and starts to move inland. this morning, it looks like it will reach livermore.

54, sunnyvale. good morning to you, oakland at 56 degrees. look at all these cities reporting winds out of the west. that cool ocean air moving on shore. that will be the case as we head throughout the day. pretty nice. not too hot, not too cold. down right perfect. as this area of low pressure continues to track closer and closer to us. we are going to notice those temperatures continue to tumble. they will be the coolest as we head throughout the end of the week. your seven-day ready to go. we want to see what's happening on the road. a lot of construction. >> we, however, have something different right now. we have a crash reported, big concern. let me show you the map. live look at san jose, shows you the volume, pretty steady flow on 110. getting there was a concern. over here, very close to the station over off of the first street area, a denny's restaurant and report of a crash there and a body lying in the road. we just got word from san jose p.d. and the chp, they have checked out the whole situation and reviewed the reporting party. they have checked the area. a bag of clothes.

no body in the roadway. good news. a smooth flow of traffic over here as you are getting on to 101. we will look over towards the peninsula. a live look outside and see how things are for palo alto. the southbound side moving smoothly. the shot there goes. we have our picture movie. it is moving pictures, guys. back to you. picking up where you left off, partial closures on the dumbarton bridge continue. toll lane number six is expected to be closed until 6:00 a.m. this morning as crews finish installing new automated toll collection systems. later this morning, lane five will be closed so crews can do some work there. there will be occasional delays from now through may 22nd as crews work to complete the upgrades. >> mountain view is considering ride sharing to deal with a looming downtown parking shortage. city council is set to consider a pilot program with zip car

tonight. zip car would operate up to four vehicles in the area which commuters could reserve on the short-term or as needed. more commercial activity is expected to create a parking shortage over the next 15 years. it is estimated each shared car could eliminate anywhere from 5-20 private vehicles. right now, it is 5:07. coming up, an incredible escape for a young girl in sacramento. a man stuffs her in the trunk of his car. we will let you know how she manages to get out next here is your chance to have coffee with apple's tim cook. it is going to cost a pretty penny. >> robots taking over navy aviation. we will take a look in business and technology news we give you a live look outside from the city by the bay. san francisco's embarcadero. not a lot of traffic flowing out there. mike will be along to tell you about that. christina talking about the cooldown heading our way. this is "today in the

welcome back. mike inouye will be along to tell you the real look as it gets deeper into your workday. it is 5:10. want to take a little coffee break with apple ceo, tim cook. he better have some deep pockets. you can do it but it is going to cost you the big bucks. bids must be in this afternoon for a charity buzz auction, an hour-long chat and sit with cook. the current bid, $605,000. the number is so high, the perspective bidders must personally call and verify their banking details and ability to pay over a half million buck force a little java. this could end up being the highest value auction ever on that website. proceeds benefit the rfk center

for justice and human rights. >> 5:10. new this morning, germany wants google to stop predicting what we are going to search. scott mcgrew joins us now. google calls it auto complete. germany not happy with it. >> specially when the auto complete is insulting. if you are not familiar with it, it is that feature where you type in part of a search, let's say laura garcia can and it tries to finish the search for you. >> age? >> obviously, people interested in laura's age, salary and her triplets. the answers are, 31, a lot and, yes, she does. auto complete could be defamatory. you put in somebody's name and it will offer, criminal records for instance. germany says google has to turn that part of it off if people request it this morning other news, two car sharing services have become one. relay rides, a service backed by general motors, has bought wheels, a service started on

college campuses. relay rides was bigger and wheels had better technology. now, with car sharing, you rent out your personal car to strangers. investor, daniel lobby, who created so much trouble with yahoo! in past years, has bought up enough shares of sony to pressure that company into perhaps spinning it to the entertainment division off from the stereo and tv division, one of stories we will be watching today. jackie deangeles has the rest and a look ahead at the markets. good morning, jackie. good morning, scott. foote yurs have turned a corner now indicating a positive open on wall street, this after stocks ended mixed on monday. despite the fact that we got a better than expected report on april retail sales. the nasdaq ended at a 12 1/2 year high. the broader s&p 500 notched another record closed. data on import prices. the dow falling 26 points.

15,091. the nasdaq edging up two to 3438. >> jon and laura, a big test aboard the aircraft carrier, george h.w. bush. the navy is going to launch a drone off the catapult. the first time they have done it on land, a successful launch. watch the catapult officer. very top gun. the f-47-b. the navy version of a fighter plane. not only does the navy think it is an advantage because it doesn't use a pilot, the plain has twice the range of the best fighter plane. it extends the umbrella twice. >> that is always so cool seeing that launch. >> isn't that cool? we will have video tomorrow morning of the launch off the actual carrier. >> and then the fly-by. >> no. 5:13. meteorologist, christina loren, is here to talk about what's

happening. the cooldown is heading our way. >> it is, that's good news. we are so close to summertime now. the kids getting off from school, just about two weeks, three weeks. it is always good when it is warm outside. you can take them to the pool, take them to the park. we have a nice cooldown in store for one of their last weeks of school. that's good news. they are not going to get too hot on the pavement. >> now, we are well into the heart of spring. we have already hit the triple digits. you can recall how it was feeling two weeks ago. very, very hot. today, very nice. we are only going to reach the mid to low 80s. cooler than yesterday. yesterday, a warm day. look at all this natural a.c. that comes onshore. a nice, comfortable day with onshore flow still firmly in place. for us, temperatures are going to drop off to perfect numbers.

that will be a little bit cool. for today, enjoy 84 degrees in livermore. 86, concord. 83 in gilroy. 86 degrees in fairfield, where as we got close to 90 yesterday. the next couple of days, temperatures dropping like a ladder. friday, the coolest day of the week. saturday into sunday, starting to climb right back up and starting to get those days that we typically see in the summer months. we will be at 89 degrees when we meet back here on monday. so, my advice to you, if you have those outdoor activities that you want to take care of when it is not too hot, get them done. mike, that might be gardening for you. not sure. >> it is, gardening. i go out there and i say, yeah, got to do some gardening and go back inside. looking over here toward berkeley where it is a smooth drive. my father in law comes over and i say, thank you for taking care of that garden. the eastshore freeway westbound, a smooth drive right now. we will show you the maps and we will see the same thing for our speed censors. another one, the caldecott tunnel was a concern for a few minutes.

you see the slowing eastbound 24 as you are coming past the warren freeway and heading up towards the caldecott. we just had word there was a big rig sounds like it was stalled inside the single eastbound. heading out of oakland and over towards orinda. it sounds like traffic is kachlt . i will track that carefully for you. be prepared for that. coming off of highway 13. out of the maze counter commute so far. your commute direction through antioch, we have your predictable slowing coming over towards pittsburg and bay point. typical build because of the volume there. highway 84 approaching that dublin interchange. a new issue reported as we are approaching the toll plaza. a little slowing. a live look on the foster city side. no interruption to the flow. a little report of a big rig that has hit the retaining wall. we couldn't see it from the toll plaza side. there is a smooth drive on the approach coming off of foster city.

we will track that. watch for any slowing. no big deal. we see a little bit of an increase heading south through fremont. back t back for you. organizers holding a meeting to discuss how the race should move forward following last week's deadly capsizing. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live by the san francisco waterfront. he has more on this progressing story. good morning. over the weekend, the head of the america's cup did say they expected the race to go on this summer. there are questions about what changes might need to be made after andrew bart simpson, a sailor with artemus racing. he became trapped under water after the sailboat capsized. they meet with the racing company and three other teams to figure out how best to proceed.

they are expected to announce analyst experts to review the accident. one team is not waiting for those results. yesterday, a german team competing in the youth regatta announced it won't compete because of safety concerns after what happened thursday. yesterday, we spoke with american youth sailing force, another team that has decided to stay in the youth regatta. they would have been going up against a german team, a team that's very aware of how risky it can be to sail on the bay. just last week, they capsized their 40-foot cat ma ran. they think it must go on. >> the whole reason is because we push ourselves. we want to push ourselves. we want to go faster and see what that next level is. that's what's gotten us here. the youth regatta is officially known as the red bull america's cup features sailors

19-24 years of age. the race organizers tell the san francisco chronicles that that german youth team could be replaced to bring the field back up to five. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." sacramento police searching for a kidnapper bold enough to grab a 7-year-old girl walking with her mother right in the day. police releasing this sketch of that suspect monday described as 25-35 years old, 5'10", to six feet tall, weighs between 170 to 190 pounds, black hair, worn in braids or dreadlocks. the man grabbed the little girl as she was walking with her mother on saturday afternoon and stuffed the girl right into the trunk of his car. the man did start to drive away. the little girl was smart enough, able to jump out and finally run to safety. >> she ran right to my husband. she said, he stole me, he stole me. she says she was hid in the trunk. when he put her in, he grabbed

her, threw her in the trunk. >> that's just crazy. the little girl is in good condition. she was treated for minor injuries but she is expected to be okay. >> thank goodness she got away. >> how scary. it is being called the island's dirty little secret, the number of drownings that have happened in kaui. elise kirschner traveled there to find out why. of the islands, kaui has had the highest number of drownings among visitors. local leaders are struggling to get the word out about how dangerous the island can be. the drownings have become such a problem. an ocean safety video plays on at the airport and they are asking states to play a video on flights into hawaii warning visitors. a growing problem is that visitor rs going to remote shorelines with no lifeguard in

sight. >> why not send search and rescue to stay there, the places tourists are going. >> fiscally, that wouldn't be prudent. i can't have a babysitter everywhere. >> local leaders also blame guide books for guiding visitors to once unknown locations that sometimes tell people how to go through private property but some locals are taking matters into their own hands trying to make those remote locations safer. we will explain tonight in our full investigation. elise kirschner, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. they are being called killer frogs. they popped up in one bay area park. we will have all the details coming up for you next.

welcome back. good tuesday morning. the sharks on a quest to get the stanley cup.

game three, saturday night at hp pavilion as we take a live look outside this morning. bring up some music. help people wake up. we all need it, tuesday. it is 5:24 right now. palo alto's public parks will soon be smoke-free. city council voted to ban smoking in all 38 of the city's parks and open spaces. city parks and recreation department will decide whether the largest open spaces will have designated smoking areas. the ordinance also increases no-smoking buffers, 5-25 feet. it is expected to go into effect in mid-july. >> it is a little early here. i don't want to terrify you but killer frogs we are being told are on the loose in san francisco. you are looking at a picture of the african claude frog. they don't kill humans but a new study finds they do carry a deadly infection decimating the amphibian population all around the world. researchers tested 23 african claude frogs and found three

frogs carrying the pathojens. one was found in the lily pond in golden gate park. the other two frogs were discovered down in san diego. it is responsible for the decline or extinction of 200 amphibian species all around the world. >> no danger to humans but still get out the desk infecting wipes. >> more than that, maybe. good day to head to the park. it is going to be a nice day. temperatures on the warm side coming off a really warm week kentd. you will notice the difference as we drop you off by 5-8 degrees on average. that means mid-80s on the way. upper 80s to low 90s yesterday. 58 for san francisco. 78 today in los gatos. temperatures are looking good. low cloud cover out there this morning. let's find out whether or not that is a factor for your morning drive. >> as far as visibility goes, it is all right here at the san

i am focusing on the approach to the toll plaza. nothing suspicious in this shot here. i wish we could turn that camera around. it is fixed in its position. we see a little slowing approaching the toll plaza where there are still reports of chp who hit the retainer wall. traffic sounds like it is flowing through the toll plaza. chp has two cruisers over there. we are looking at 880 coming over to the area. it is a smooth drive. a live look at palo alto, a smooth flow of traffic as well. nothing of major concern, guys. we are looking at other builds. back to you guys. >> thanks so much, mike. >> 5:26. still to come on "today in the bay." a former south bay teacher accused of take advantage of a student. >> plus, angelina jolie's overnight admission, the surgery she hopes will lead other women to think about is there health. right now, on a tuesday morning, let's take you live outside, kind offer a misty

look. clouds hanging around the bay area. christina loren will tell us when they will blow out. cooling by tomorrow. we are back in minutes.

>> new this morning, one of the most famous women in the world reveals a very personal decision. good morning, i'm marla tallez. we will tell you what angelina jolie had done that could save her life. >> we expect a lot more from an elected d.a. stinging words from the man in charge of policy in charge for santa clara county after we uncover a paper trail in the d.a.'s office. it is a cool start to the day. plenty of 50s across the bay area. we are headed toward the 80s. a warm afternoon. typically, we warm you up as we progress into may. this week, we cool you off. those numbers coming right up. more details coming in from chp about the crash at the san mateo bridge toll plaza. not good news for your morning commute. i hope you have a fast-track.

right now, a live look outside over the hills in the south bay. that is san jose with the sun slowly coming up for you on a tuesday, may 14th. this is "today in the bay." it is 5:30. good morning, everybody. thanks a lot for getting up with us. i'm jon kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. overnight, one of the most famous celebrities in the world who happens to be one of the most private revealed a secret she hopes will help other women. angelina jolie announced she underwent a major surgery that could save her life. she writes about it in today's "new york times." marla tallez in the newsroom with our story. most of the time, we see angelina jolie on the red carpet or in a third world country where she is helping children in her role as a u.n. ambassador. it is rare we hear from her. today, we are and in a very

personal way. the 37-year-old actress has revealed she had a preventative double mastectomy. she writes about it in an eye-opening detailed piece in today's "new york times." it is the op-ed titled. my medical choice. she explains her decision to go through with the invasive surgery after learning she carries aegean that significantly increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer, called brca-1. it gives her an 87% risk of breast cancer. now that she has undergone the double mastectomy, that percentage has dropped remarkably. >> many women don't take this step until they get breast cancer. this is a very aggressive step she is taking but it may reduce her chances of ever getting breast cancer significantly, close to 5% or even zero. >> jolie also writes about her other inspirations, one being her mother, who she lost to cancer in 2007 at just 56 years

old. also, her children, you may recall, the award-winning actress, has six children with brad pitt. she writes, i can tell my children, they don't need to fear they will lose me to breast cancer. they can see my small scars and that's it. everything else is just mommy, the same as she always was. in the end, she wants to encourage women to get tested to know their options and to not be afraid. she talks about the cost of their testing. it is upwards of $3,000. if you can save one life, she has certainly done one job. they will talk about the reconstructive surgery jolie had done once it was all over with. >> good for her. helping so many women hopefully. thank you very much, marla. 5:32. women do have more options to treat breast cancer today than they did years ago. more women are getting chemotherapy or hormone treatments before surgery to try to shrink large tumors. that helps spare more of the breast. others having breast reconstruction at the same time

their cancerous breasts are removed. doctors are testing a method that destroys small tumors by treesing them with a probe instead of removing them with surgery. >> education awareness, very, very vital. police and drivers will be out in clear lake searching for a missing 9-year-old girl from san francisco. mikaela lynch wondered away from the family's vacation home on thursday. she was out playing with her brother. he ran inside for a minute. when he came back, unfortunately, she was gone. mi kaela cannot speak and has the mental capacity of a 1-year-old. she cannot swim. christie smith will have more details coming up in a live report at 6:00. new details on a deadly shooting in the berkeley hills just above the cal campus. police now believe 21-year-old alberto santana silva was shot after trying to break up an

argument. it happened on grizzly peak boulevard near the lawrence hall of science. the fremont man was with friends when a dispute erupted nearby. silva intervened even though he didn't know the people involved. after the fight, a man left the scene, then returned 20 minutes later and shot silva multiple times as he sat in his car. silva died at the scene. a former math teacher facing federal charges accused of repeatedly molesting a teenager from gilroy. 50-year-old robert william lincoln met the girl at rancho san houston middle school in whose isster in 2009. she was a student in his class at the time. he befriended the girl and her family and began a sexual relationship with her in 2011 when she was only 15. he was arrested yesterday in gilroy after the girl's mother reported the relationship to police. a follow-up now to a story our investigative unit broke. documents and hand written notes from the d.a.'s office tracking

extra time off. no one knew about it until now. our investigative unit exposed santa clara county district attorney, jeff rosen, ordering some employee's time sheets to be altered to give free time off and let their employees bank their vacation days. the d.a. said it was to make up for a bonus some lost in the wake of budget cuts. the d.a. kept their own records of how much time was given to each employee. the papers have notes and math on them. no one at the county could tell us whose writing it was or who created the paperwork. we showed it to county executive, jeff snit. smith. he said county payroll had no idea any of this existed. >> i would expect a lot more from an elected d.a. who is the senior law enforcement official in the county. >> the d.a.'s office provided us with a statement that reads, there is no second set of books or second payroll system. the attorney general's office is civilly reviewing the administrative leave issue.

out of respect for the integrity of that process, we will defer further comment at this time. smith says, he is considering assigning payroll staff from other parts of the county to oversea payroll in the d.a.'s office. early action in the east bay to prepare for an especially dangerous fire season. the federal emergency management agency hosting two public meetings in oakland. they will hear proposals by cal berkeley and the city to reduce fire risk in the east bay hills. meetings run from 2:00 to 4:00 and from 6:00 to 8:00 as the east bay regional parks district training center on skyline boulevard. >> doesn't help when it is dry and hot. let's check the forecast. a cooldown coming our way. >> a cooldown coming our way, which is good news for the elevated fire danger we have had over the past couple of weeks. when fema is coming out here and we haven't hit june yet, that should pult your an denna up. it could be. i'm not going to say it will be but we have the potential to have a very, very severe fire

season. you can help. get that space cleared around your home. that's one way. we will be taking you through more ways. as we get deeper into fire season which is has now started been in effect. moist ocean air coming off the pacific. because our winds are coming off, that cool ocean air is transported all the way through your inland cities, pushing through the delta this morning. that's good news. it is not going to be as hot as a result. it will still be warm. you want to dress for the two separate parts of the day. when we get winds that strong, that cloud cover is transported to the east bay. right now, mostly clear here in san jose. we'll keep you updated showing you those live pictures. official sunrise, 6:05. 53 in sunnyvale. 56, san jose. as we head through your lunch break, look at this. perfection in fremont if you want to have lunch outside. 72 there. 75 at lunchtime in san jose. we will round out the day in upper 70s to low 80s.

another warm day inland. this will be the warmest. we are going to continue to drop you off as we head further into the week. a sample of where we are headed into the low 70s. i'll show you the rest coming up in my next report. i want to see what's happening with our own mike inouye. always something lately, it seems to have been focused on the san mateo bridge. a live look shows you traffic taking up the volume. the map shows the approach. reports still updating from chp. they are saying the far right lane is closed. they were all closed for a few minutes. now, just far right lane. you do have two cash lanes on either side of the barrier. expect slowing. chp saying, if you can, just use the dumbarton bridge. it is getting pretty frequent use. i also have that construction which should be clearing at 6:00. they should have all your toll

and cash lanes open for highway 84 heading over towards the peninsula. other crews clear from fremont. 880 getting on at missions, still an issue. they have to clear those crews over the next 20 minutes. >> thank you very much. a big night for bay area sports fans. we start out with the warriors down in san antonio tonight. game five for their series. that one all tied up at two wins a piece after the warriors roared back on sunday to win it. tonight's tip-off in san antonio set for 6:30. the sharks are in los angeles getting ready for a start of the round two series with the kings. game one tonight at the staples center. late last night, the nhl released the entire round two. game two, thursday at 7:00 in l.a. game three and four, right back here at home at the shark tank. game three on saturday night at 6:00. game four, may 21st at 7:00. playoff fever, catch it. 5:39 right now. south bay drivers may have a more pleasant drive to work this morning. we'll tell you about the change they are going to notice coming

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there are calls for an independent contractor to look into whether the irs singled out conservative groups for extra scrutiny. for the record, that's against the law. tracie potts is live where law makers are responding to all these reports. good morning. everyone wants to get into this one. the president says, if, in fact, it is true, it is outrageous. he wants to get to the bottom of it. lawmakers here on capitol hill says we can't trust the administration to investigate themselves. congress should do it. the tea party groups targeted by the irs. the irs has admitted they want an independent prosecutor, because they don't trust the administration or the republicans to do a fair job.

bottom line, as early as 2010, the irs was singling out, this according to a draft report from the inspector general, was singling out groups with patriot or tea party in their name. the irs says it was making it easier to process their application to become tax exempt. the question is, is that, in fact, the case? all of this happening from the cincinnati office. irs employees there looking at these groups and asking questions, according to the groups like, let's see your facebook page? how many people are your members? who are your members? what lawmakers have you been talking to? 300 groups in all. some applications still pending. some now considering legal actions, lawsuits as a result of all this. the timing is interesting, because, of course, it was all in the run-up to the 2012 election. according to this report, an irs top official knew two years ago the commissioner found out just last year. the white house says it just found out about the report and the investigation in late april.

>> a lot of chapters left to be written in this one. tracie potts, thank you very much for the update. >> a key meeting will be held on the future of the america's cup race in san francisco. organizers will discuss the circumstances surrounding a deadly capsize that happened last week and how the race could move forward. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live by san francisco's waterfront with details on the meeting. >> reporter: good morning. it does seem the america's cup will go on as planned this summer here on the bay. that's what's the head of the america's cup authority indicated over the weekend. there are questions about whether or not there are to be any changes, any changes after the death of andrew bart simpson, a sailor with "artemis" racing. he became trapped under water when his 72-foot catamaran capsized during practice. they will meet with "artemis" racing and the three other teams to review plans for the race to figure out how to best proceed.

officials are expected to announce a panel of experts to review thursday's accidents. one team not going to be waiting for the results, yesterday, a german team that will be competing in the youth regatta, that would run parallel to the america's cup. they announced they are pulling out and won't compete because of safety concerns after what happened thursday. yesterday we spoke with what would have been one of the german team's competitors. the american youth sailing force. a team that has decided to stay in the youth regatta. they are very aware of how risky it can be to sail on the bay. they capsized their 40-foot cat catamaran. they think the youth regatta and america's cup must go on. >> i would like to see sailing evolve from where it is now. if it doesn't, i don't think we would know where it would go after this. >> reporter: of course, he is referring to the america's cup

racing those ac-72s, 72-foot t catamaran's. the red bull youth america's cup for 19-24-year-old sailors. they tell the san francisco chronicle that the german youth team could be replaced to bring the field back up to five teams. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." the sailor who died when his catamaran capsized in the bay will be laid to rest. 36-year-old andrew simpson was a two-time olympic medalist, winning gold in beijing and silver last year in london. he leaves behind a wife and two children. it is 5:46 right now. christina loren is back. i like how you put a perspective on it that the cooldown is good, because we are going to get the hot stuff, plenty, coming up. >> at least three consecutive

months. the great thing about living in the bay area, we don't get too extremely hot. we are not talking about the 125-degree readings they will see in southern california, palm springs. we will hit the triple digits. 5:47. we are hitting the low to mid-50s starting with a live picture. the golden gate bridge, two towers there. that's good news. 5-6 miles of visibility here. the good news, flight delays right off the bat because of that thick, low cloud cover. this morning, everything is on time out of san jose, san francisco, and oakland, when it comes to weather. 54 in livermore, 56, san jose, 54 degrees in san francisco. we'll take you into the south bay. 50 for campbell, 51 in cupertino and 48 degrees to start the day in los gatos. area of low pressure slowly but surely tracking closer and closer to the california coastline. this is going to bring us some changes. we will see a few weak disturbances come through the bay area, dry disturbances, enough to keep the onshore flow firmly in place.

we will see fog and drizzle starting this morning continuing each day through friday, which will be the coolest. that natural a.c. kicks into high gear. we will see better pollen levels. a lot of people have been dealing with the high pollen levels. it is going to be warm today. you want to dress for the separate parts of date in fairfield, livermore, concord. we have the mid-80s on the way. upper 70s to low 60s along the peninsula and at the coast. you might need your jacket there. look at where temperatures go, dropping like a rock into the low 70s. saturday and sunday, we are going to warm you right back up. if you want to hit the beach, sunday is a great day to do so. if you have the day off, you might want to wash your car that day. the rain not in sight. 5:48. let's check the drive. good morning, mike. good morning, christina. i want to make sure all the attention and both areas of my brain are devoted to the san mateo bridge.

the low clouds hovering around. that is not the concern. the crash approaching the toll plaza is. reports of the big rig that crashed into a retaining wall has more details. it sounds like it hit the retaining wall on the right side on the approach. if you use fast-track, here is the bullet point. if you use fast-track, you are okay as far as the opening of lanes. all four fast-track lanes are opened. fast track, you have your far right lanes and possibly a few more. fast-track lanes are okay. you see the slowing and the distraction. avoid the san mateo bridge if you have the choice or it is easy to make that route over to the dumbarton bridge. you should do that. you see more folks heading early down into fremont. the side moving smoothly on 884. a leak. now, we are looking over here to the tri-valley. a smooth build. a pretty steady blow of traffic. the south bay shows a pretty typical build for a tuesday. 101 north as well as 87 and 85

now showing. speeds coming down into the 40s. the north bay. no concern for 101 heading through san rafael. that's the good knew. we are going to end with one shot of the bay bridge toll plaza and hold it there. that's okay. >> drivers may appreciate this this morning. a live look at san jose. the 13th street railroad bridge near oakland road, look at that. a fresh coat of paint. it was littered with graffiti. crews worked through the night to cover up all the graffiti. city hall has received hundreds of xlanltcomplaints. world champion boxer, and gilroy native, robert guerrero back in court facing gun charges. he was arrested at jfk international for trying to bring an unloaded gun on board his flight. the ceo for golden boy promotions, the promoter of his mayweather fight, told the gilroy dispatch the booksxer

planned to use that gun at a las vegas shooting range. he lost big-time in his highly anticipated fight against floyd mayweather earlier this month an emergency meeting is scheduled today to talk about the houses sinking right into the ground in northern ka kra. about two dozen homes being swallowed right up by the soil in lakeport. located about 100 miles north of san francisco. seven of those homes have been red tagged signaling severe problems. several other homeowners, they voluntarily left their homes. just yesterday, the public water systems serving that area found two small leaks and they are not sure if those leaks, which have since been repaired, are responsible for this major slide. 5:51. coming up, the search continues this morning for a missing autistic girl from san francisco who disappeared during a family trip in northern california. we will have the latest. call it scandal number three. congressional hearings may

result after a.p. apparently passed by the justice department. we'll take a look coming up in is about nd atech.

what's wrong with this parking. >> reporter: you see that extra e inserted in there. mispelling enterance, it is supposed to be entrance. it was fixed by yesterday afternoon. the store managers, we contacted them. they declined to comment. in other news this morning, we will meet to try to hammer out high-tech immigration reform. linking work visas to the unemployment rate. you can see why some senators want to do that. if the unemployment rate is high, why let foreign workers

come in and take the jobs we do have. there is more than one unemployment rate. among teens, it is practically as bad as it is in europe. among skilled engineers, there really is no unemployment. estimates say engineers could be as low as 3.5%. senators will meet today to work out those questions in a markup session. it may be until thursday before we hear anything. a few minutes ago, tracie potts touched on the irs scandal enveloping the obama administration, add to this the discovery the u.s. justice department has been keep willing phone records of more than 20 phone lines belonging to reporters at the "associated press," including cell phone records dating back two years. the speaker of the house, john boehner, says the administration better have a dammed good explanation. patrick lahey calls the discovery troubling. white house spokesman, jay carney, says the president did not know. any time reporters are targeted

by federal investigators, there has to be personal approval in the attorney general himself. congressional hearings scheduled from tomorrow. it is expected eric holder, himself, may have to testify. >> it is getting very ugly. >> i think this one will get extreme extremely ugly. >> hopefully, not an ugly commute but we are having some problems the far right lane is closed after you pass through the toll plaza. this affects all of the cash lanes off to the right. you see as you approach, if you are using fast-track, you are just fine. these folks off to the right on the approach, very, very backed up all the way back in as folks are coming out of hayward and off of the merge. that's west 92. if you are using the cash lanes, great. the fast-track lanes, great, once you head over towards the toll plaza. even better you can use the quicker approach all the way to the scene. chopper panning down. this is the reason why. the toll lanes are all open.

the folks off to the right have to move out of the way. there is the big rig that hit one of the retaining walls. only one lane blocked. the net effect, a big backup preaching the toll plaza. >> one to watch. it is 5:57. new images into our newsroom of an overnight fire. we are going to have the details next. also, a woman pinned right in her bed as a tree suddenly falls right on her house. we will let you know how she was able to save herself.

going public with a very private decision. angelina jolie underwent a double mess tech tomorrow. since mother day, how volunteers are helping in the search of a bay area girl with

special needs a day spa destroyed before it opens up for business. the overnight fire that caused the roof to come down in the south bay. another day where we climb from the 50s to the 80s. it will be warm. temperatures drop like a rock as we head deeper into the workweek. we'll take you to your forecast] this should affect the san mateo bridge. only one lane closed. half of your toll plaza is at a stand still. we will show you the latest. >> how are you feeling? how is your day starting? a live look over san francisco. you can see the golden gate bridge out there. a little bit of fog on this tuesday, may 14th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, "today in the bay." it is 6:00. good morning, everybody. thank you very much for getting up with us. i'm jon kelley. i'm laura garcia cannon. this morning at daybreak, the search continues for a young girl from the bay areasi