happening near blossom and snell road. >> marla tallez has the latest. what are they telling you? >> reporter: they tell me it is going to be some time, at least 3 1/2, 4 more hours until this scene is cleared. this all happened about 1:20 this morning at least. that is when the 911 call came in to san jose police dispatch. i am going to step out of the way to give you a look. eight or so patrol cars out here. a man was pronounced dead by san jose fire. the man appears to have been assaulted. we have just learned he was assaulted with some sort of a weapon. what weapon that is, they aren't saying at this point. this is very early in the investigation. investigators are out here with the homicide unit taking pictures all around the crime

scene. that focus is right behind this jack in the box on blossom hill and snell. traffic in the area is not affected, though the businesses on either side of this particular jack in the box, the parking lot completely roped off. if you had plans to head to this jack in the box, it is going to be closed for at least another four hours or so. the man's identity is not being released at this time. it is an adult male. as for suspects, no suspects have been identified at this time as well. we are waiting for the santa clara coroner to make their way out here. that's the latest from here. in south san jose, marla tallez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for the update. a person of interest in custody in connection with a triple stabbing that killed a 1-year-old boy and a 48-year-old woman. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san jose with the latest on this ongoing investigation. good morning. good morning to you. crime scene investigators are

still going in and out of the home even at this early hour. the street is still blocked off this morning. we believe it the home behind the hedge that's lit up this morning after a deadly triple stabbing and a six-hour manhunt and what started in this allen rock neighborhood yesterday afternoon. they detained 27-year-old reuben ramirez. they did not call him a suspect. they did say they did not have any other persons of interest. around 3:30 yesterday afternoon, a man came home to find three relatives stabbed. a 48-year-old woman, a 1-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl. the boy and the woman died. that man called police and called his brother, romero. >> translator: my brother told us to come fast, because we have a very big problem. he told us his wife was dead.

>> reporter: more than 50 officers were involved in the manhunt. the child victims according to romero are his brothers niece and nephew. relatives said the dead woman may have been ramirez's mother and that he lived in the home on view month avenue. a pastor we spoke with said ramirez, the person of interest, has a history of mental illness and was off his medication and deputies apparently recently responded to a report of violence at this address very recently. the latest information that we have on the survivor, the 3-year-old, is that she is in stable condition. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." less than ten miles away from that scene, another gruesome crime scene. this morning, san jose police hoping clues found inside a hotel room will lead them to a killer. police say a maid discovered a woman's body inside a room at a holiday inn express not far from oak hill cemetery.

at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. the wounds on her body are consistent with a homicide. the woman's name and age are not being released and investigators will not say whether she checked in alone or how long she had been staying at the hotel. the hotel parking lot was blocked off for several hours. many that wanted to starks the holiday inn express, ended up going elsewhere. >> it made me uncomfortable to go there. i am going to look for another place. >> you are going to find another place? >> yeah, definitely. i don't think my wife will want to stay. >> many guests were attending a convention in downtown san jose. >> a bay area youth pastor stands accused of trying to pay for sex with a 14-year-old girl. 45-year-old samuel yoon arrested. he responded by an ad posted by an under cover redeck tiff offering women for sex. he is a youth minister at the new community church in san leandro. he was down in san leandro

attending a youth conference with a youth group. he is out on bail facing several charges. we contacted his church group and they said they have no comment. 92 people, a total of 92, were arrested in that sting, including a 21-year-old from illinois. >> he was in orlando from chicago on his honeymoon. can you believe that? wow. >> that guy must be related to dr. phil. the majority of those arrested in the four-day string were from areas outside of florida. two boys arrested. it all happened in an alley off of arkansas street. both victims, under the age of 12. one shot in the foot. the other on the shoulder. no word on their conditions this morning. the vallejo times herald said two teenage suspects are in custody in connection with the shooting.

police have not confirmed it. >>. >> a driver with a bad temper is on the loose in the bay area accused of stabbing another driver at a gas station, the 76 station on warm springs boulevard and fremont. the suspect attacked the victim with a screwdriver staping him in the chest tuesday. police described this one as road rage or a road rage incident. the victim was taken to the hospital but the good news is, he is expected to recover. the suspect took off in a car and has not been found. a special fund-raiser will be held for the martinez boy injured in the boston marathon bombings. he went through several surgeries after one of the bombs went off a few feet away from him. he got to go to a warriors game. tonight, armando's marina vista in martinez, will host a concert to help raise money for hearn and his family. tickets are $15 per person. >> good to see that young man smiling a great trooper ministers are going to

release guidelines to how donations for boston bombing victims should be handed out. the fund has raised more than $30 million. top priority will be given to the families of those that died and double amputees and those that suffered permanent brain damage. >> a lot of money raised. the tough part is figuring out how do you see side injuries and the amount of money that goes with it. christina loren is back to talk about a possible rainy thursday. good morning to you. i want to make sure you are aware of it. a lot of people not expecting to wake up with this kind of active radar. bulk of the moisture pressing into the east bay. we are going to be dealing with showers just in time for your morning drive. we want to make sure you are prepared specially if you are taking the little ones to school. we want to have the raingear ready to go. as you can see, heaviest rainfall, situated between brentwood and tasahara.

the south bay, san jose, just started to get the first showers of our morning, san martine morgan hill. all the showers are going to spread to the south. we will be tracking those minute by minute. temperatures are nice and mild this morning. we are only going to reach the 70s. bring the coat with you. pretty strong winds out there. highs, cool side. 68 degrees today in san jose. one of those mornings, even though it is early and you typically don't have the heavy volume at this point, get your mind set on driving through heavy weather. mike can help you out. the oil has settled on the roadway and it is going to rise up to the thin moisture hitting the roadways and the winds will make things a little more

complicated. san mateo bridge, not reporting any problems. a clear view from this shot. let's look at the maps. you see the green highlighted all over the map. that's areas where we may have wet roadways christina is talking about. our roadways index saying conditions are right for mix and drizzle. the rain getting heavier. that would be an issue for the morning. no big problems reported as you are approaching the dublin interchange. the green on the map shows you where things could be quite wet. the slowdown, westbound 580. a stalled vehicle, eastbound 580. with the crews arriving on the scene, that might be a distraction for your commute. a live look shows you that fremont moves smoothly for 880 down into the south bay which should also be getting wet. >> thank you very much. 5:09. scammers using pg&e to take your

money. >> it a sign that's seen by thousands of south bay drivers every single morning. can you make it out there in the dark. why that iconic sign is coming down. plus, a super scary app. we will show it to you this morning and tesla paying back its government loans. all ahead in business news.

an iconic sign in the south bay going away. scott herald from the murphy news reporting the 57,000 pound knight ridder sign which can be seen throughout most of san jose will be taken down. new owners of the building want to rebrand the building as 50 west. the company's cbre global investor says he plans to keep the structure atop the building but replace the back paneling. that night, knight ridder was once home to dozens of

newspapers tesla going to be the first to pay off its controversial green energy loan. scott mcgrew, that company is going to do that by opening up shares to new investors. a secondary offering. in a new financial filing, tesla says it is going to sell more stock, about a quarter billion dollars worth which will give the company plenty of cash to pay back the government immediately and further invest in this fremont factory. the department of energy loans, as you well know, have been problematic, the likes of s solyndra and fiskier. new music and features in google plus. google said very little, practically nothing, in fact, about it's new google glass.

let's check the markets this morning. jackie deangelis is live at cnbc world headquarters futures pointing to a lower open after yesterday's market melt-up. the rally continued. the dow closing at new record highs. today, data on unemployment. consumer prices and housing starts. watch for earnings from wal-mart's and kohl's. they came out this morning. we are going to look for details on the health of the consumer. the dow rising to 15,275. the nasdaq adding to 3471. >> apple said it sold its 50 billionth app in the apple istore. let me show you an app set to hit the store today from the guy who produced the movie, the ring. it is called haunting melissa. i decided to actually only show you stills here. it is so scary.

it is not a movie exactly. it is a story which uses the ipad in innovative ways. this is a ghost story told for the mobile and tablet generation. it is a direct personal experience to the most kind of personal items that we own now. >> the first installment is free. it should hit the app store around noon today. you can check it out if you are a grown-up. later installments, it is almost like remember when steven king came out with the green mile in little serial books. the same idea. an interesting, new approach to movies. >> probably wise scott didn't show that. i remember when the girl crawled out of the screen, that was freaky. >> not many movies scare me. that freaked me out a little bit. >> i don't like the devils movies. let's move on to something great like the weather. >> some refreshing weather is

heading our way. let's get right to the radar. it does more of the talking than i can do. if you live in san jose, the heavier stuff is starting to move onshore. plan on a rough drive. mike and i are tag-teaming this. we are going to keep you updated. show you where the heavy pockets of rain are headed. 5:16 now. show you what we are dealing with this morning. that's moderate rainfall on the way to discovery bay. watch out for heavier pockets. that will continue to be the case as you head throughout the next 10, 15 minutes. we are going to see more developing and push offshore. light rainfall starting to move into campbell. not getting a whole lot of activity on the south end of san jose. that will become more problematic as we head through

the next several hours. the last to see the rainfall. 56 degrees in livermore. 57 in san jose. 50 in gilroy as we head throughout the day today. winds will also play a factor. if you drive a high-profile vehicle, hold on to your steeling wheel tight specially crossing bay area bridges. take it to the future, show you what we are expecting. the cold front high tails it out of here. clearing for the second half of the day. we stop the clock getting into the weekend. if you want to make the outdoor plans, even at the beach, high pressure is going to warm us up nicely. you will be able to do so. temperatures on the cool side. upper 60s. 50s in san francisco. you will need that coat, return to fall for the next couple of days. temperatures really warm up. we are talking about a rapid warmup, up to 90 degrees by sunday inland. so, if you are headed out to the

bay to breakers. let's look over to the maps where we are going to emphasize that the traffic and maps are integrated where we show the weather. that's the green highlighting that you see throughout the south bay. creeping through, as christina's radar system showed you. no major slowing. between 280 and 101, we have overnight crews. they will be moving over the next 20-30 minutes throughout the area. we will track a little slower drive. no big concern right now. no incidents for that area. marla tallez is still on the scene of the homicide investigation. this is blossom hill near snell at the jack in the box parking lot. the roadway is open. your access toward highway 85 is clear. she wanted you to know that and i did as well. that's okay for your morning commute. we will look into the tri-valley green all over the maps and show you where you might have wet

roadways. slow approaching highway 84. 84, a little slowing through livermore. this issue, eastbound around springtown, you do have a disabled vehicle that might affect the off ramp. through brentwood, some rain, a smooth drive. look at low clouds coming in there as well as across the golden gate bridge where you can no longer see the northbound side. we are going to send it back to you. 5:19. nearly a year after a woman fell out of a party bus on highway 17 and died, this morning, the owner of the party bus company is in jail. john st. james is now facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter. he owns party bus of santa cruz. a grand jury determined st. james exhibited gross negligence in overseeing the maintenance of his company's bus and insuring his passenger's safety. if convicted, i faces a maximum six years in prison. the swine flu outbreak a few

years ago may have spread further than originally thought. researchers at uc davis say some elephant seals contracted that h1n1 var russ virus three years ago. this is the first time a human pandemic strain has been found in marine mammals. it started a worldwide influenza outbreak killing as many as half a million people worldwide. san francisco police are warning residents of a scam involving fake utility representatives. they pose as representatives of pg&e or the san francisco water department. they call people on the phone, claiming their bills are overdue and their service will be shut off it if they don't pay immediately. the scammers then tell the victims to call another phone number and pay using a money pack. neither pg&e or the san francisco water department uses

that payment method. if you receive a call, call police immediately today is the deadline for san francisco pride leaders to choose a new grand martial for this year's parade. members originally announced army private bradley manning had been elected as grand marshal. he is a gay soldier facing treason charges for releasing confidential documents to wikileaks. they deny he was ever officially chosen. the staffer who handled those voting processes has been fired. can't win if you don't play. powerball jackpot now up to $475 million. >> yes, i often do. >> imagine last night's drawing. that's the third highest jackpot of all time. here are the winning numbers in case you missed them or you are worried they made a mistake, 2,

11, 26, 34, 41, and a powerball of 30. >> if i had $30 for every powerball ticket i had to tear up, i would be wealthy. how much you could be paying the next time you head to the zoo in san francisco. >> see if you have to win the lottery. dirty little secret at disneyland. what some rich families are doing to get to the front of the lines and what the theme park is now doing about it.

welcome back, everyone. take a look at this live look. this is what they are waking up to in granbury, texas, this morning. the northern part of the state, deadly tornadoes swept through the area leveling so many homes in that area. people are now going through the wreckage. they were having reports of like

grapefruit size hail. >> a total of six people dead, 14 missing. so sad to see the devastation. something we are keeping an eye orn. 5:24 right now. family outings no the san francisco zoo could cost a little bit more pretty soon. tickets could go up by $2 to $17. zoo staff recommended the increase saying it cost more to run the zoo and new exhibits have been added since the last increase in 2008. the extra cash will let the zoo hire more people and make improvements to some of the older exhibits there. classic place. there will soon be a name to this little face this morning. this morning, the california academy of sciences will unveil the winning name of its newest penguin chick. more than 2000 people submitted suggestion and academy officials say the finalists were collected based on originality and

connection to the academy's commission to explore, explain and sustain life. >> my son and daughter say happy feet. disney parks without the long lines. some wealthy families are turning to the black market to get into disney to get their kids to the front of the line at disney world. moms pay $130 an hour to hire a disabled guide in the wheelchair. that guide is able to take the children through the disabled access for popular rides, dhthu by passing the long lines. one mom boasted, this is how the 1% does disney. disney is now investigating this practice. $130 to pay someone to roll in a wheelchair for you. >> let's get to the forecast this morning. you may notice something different out there.

you have been warning us, christina. >> indeed, i have. laura and john, good morning to you. we have an active radar. i want to make sure you get to work safely. we haven't had significant rain in over three weeks. we do have quite a bit of oil that could be loosened up. mike and i are on top of it. count on slick conditions and make sure the little ones have their raingear ready to go. we have a major warmup headed our way. that's all coming up in your full forecast. back to you guys. >> 5:27. we continue to follow breaking news in the south bay. san jose police working the fourth homicide in the past 24 hours. marla tallez on the scene talking to police now. she will have a live update next. counselors will be mighting with students at a san francisco elementary school this morning following the tragic death of one of their classmates.

just about 5:30. good morning.

thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following breaking news in san jose in what's become a deadly 24 hours. four homicides since yesterday afternoon. the latest discovered by detectives near blossom hill and highway 85. that is where "today in the bay's" marla tallez is. what can you see? >> reporter: san jose's police department's homicide unit has taken over this investigation. you can get a good look at their official homicide vehicle right next door to this jack in the box. i have seen investigators coming in and out quite a bit in the last few minutes. this is their focus. the parking lot here right on blossom hill, where police found a man unconscious after getting a 911 call about 1:20 this morning. police say the man was assaulted with some sort of a weapon and pronounced dead in this lot behind the fast food restaurant near a dumpster and also near the drive d-through. his identity has not been

released and no word on any suspects. whoever did this to him is on the run this morning. the jack in the box was open at the time. it is now closed. i just spoke to one of the employees inside there. she tells me police are not telling her anything except they cannot reopen until police finish up their investigation. it is a 24-hour jack in the box. so it is pretty unusual that it is closed. the closest main intersection is blossom hill and snell. it is a popular one in the south bay. traffic is not affected because it is only 5:30 in the morning. i can also tell you that access to about a half dozen businesses on blossom hill on either side of the jack in the box. if you have business to take care of right here particularly right where this jack in the box is, you won't get to that this morning. police tell me they are going to get out of here for at least three more hours. >> in san jose, a person of interest in custody in

connection with the triple stabbing that killed a 1-year-old boy and a 48-year-old woman. "today in the bay's" christie smith with the latest on that investigation going on. christie? >> less than 12 hours after this horrible stabbing, crime scene investigators are still here. they are going in and out of the house here, the yellow house you see in the distance. one investigator told me they will probably have the street blocked off for three more hours. two people dead including a 1-year-old after a six-hour manhunt last night. u.s. marshals and san francisco police detained a person of interest, 27-year-old reuben ramirez in san francisco. they didn't call him a suspect but said, we have no other persons of interest at the time. about 3:30 yesterday afternoon, a man came home to a horrific scene. a 48-year-old woman and a 1-year-old boy dead. a 3-year-old girl hurt, all of them stabbed. it is believed that the woman

was babysitting them and all are related. the man who made the gruesome discovery, called police and called his brother. >> translator: my brother told us to come fast, because we have a very big problem. he told us his wife was dead. >> reporter: it is believed that everyone involved stayed in the home. the child victims are a niece and nephew. the woman, believed to be reuben ramirez' mother and the pastor of a nearby church says he has a history of mental illness and has been off his medication and deputies reportedly responded to this address recently for a report of violence. the survivor, the 3-year-old girl, we are told, is in stable condition. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." in the meantime, less than ten miles away from that scene, another gruesome crime this morning. san jose police are hoping clues found inside a hotel room will

lead them to a killer. they discovered a woman's body inside a room at the holiday inn express on monterrey highway around 1:30. detectives say the wounds on her body were consistent with a homicide. the woman's name and age are not being released. investigators will not say whether she checked in alone or how long she had been staying at that hotel. many of the guests were from out of town and were attending a convention in downtown san jose. counselors will be out at a san francisco elementary school today talking to students trying to help them deal with the death of their classmates, 9-year-old mikaela lynch. her body was found near the vacation home in clear lake yesterday morning. she disappeared on mother's day. mikaela, who has autism, went to school at sunset elementary. the parents received a letter about her death from the school when they picked up their kids yesterday afternoon. >> they explained that

unfortunately bad things happen to good people. >> school administrators will share the news of mikaela's death with their students sometime today. we continue to follow developing news out of texas where at least six people are dead, month are than 100 injured after multiple tornadoes toured through parts of north texas late last night. we have some amateur video shot of what looks like to be the tornado actually touching down. some of the video also shows strong winds, trees blowing back and forth. debris tumbling across the ground. also, reports of grapefruit size hail. "today in the bay's" kendra lynn is in granbury, texas, with new details on the deadly tornadoes you can see some of the debris from the tornado here. just take a look at this fence line. you can see metal and insulation, debris and damage just scatters the fence here.

in the distance, the shed is toppled in and the truck is turned sideways. this is not the worst o f it 679 we are being kept out of the hardest-hit neighborhoods. that's three miles out of the city of granbury. the sheriff believes three tornadoes hit that neighborhood. most of the 110 homes are heavily damaged. nearly 100 people had to be evacuated on buses. storm survivors describe it as living through a nightmare. at least six people died. the sheriff believes that number could climb as they search through the wreckage in the daylight. in hood county, kendra lynn. now, back to you. that's a pretty good-size homes there too. >> with the devastation, that type of thing, people run for cover. again, six people dead, sad out there. >> in our neck of the woods, you are going to wake up to what happened? april showers bring may flowers.

>> a little mixed up. >> may showers bring headaches for motorists in the morning. good morning to you. this is going to be a rough drive to work. mike and i are tracking it for you and making sure you are ready for those showers. a lot of people are going to wake up, walk out the front door and see the wet pavement and say, hey, i didn't know it was going to rain. we want to make sure you are aware of what you are getting into. the south bay has not seen a lot of activity. those showers are slowly but surely pressing to the south. in addition to the rainfall, we have gusty winds out there. it is one of those mornings, you don't want to dilly dally. make sure you get out of the front door in a timely fashion. specially if you are taking the little ones to school. as you can see here, our winds still coming straight out of the west. they are pretty strong. that's transporting that cool ocean air. even if your sicity doesn't pic up any shower activity, you will notice some substantial cooldown. you may have to use your heater if you sensitive to the

cold. only touching on 59 degrees. in san francisco, he is a busy man. he has been busy all week. good morning, mike. the first rain in a while. the oil is settled on the roadways. it will be extra slick in the beginning of your commute. we are looking to west 880 where the commute is beginning. it looks pretty smooth. the wet roads on the map, we will show you. we have integrated with our weather system. the green highlighting around interstate 80, we are looking at wet road conditions. compounding with that, we have your morning commute building at a crash. west 24, just as you are getting out of the caldecott tunnel, reports offer a motorcycle and a motorcyclist on the side of the road with a car and it sounds like there are injuries involved. the rest of the drive heading down towards the san mateo drive, pretty smooth. we see the drive picking up the volume and the camera trembles a

bit at the breeze comes in. back to you. a hearing today could mean some trouble for our beloved sharks. forward raffi torres in new york city for a meeting with the disciplinary committee after, take a look at this hit, bam, right there. he made it during tuesday night's game against the kings. he could face a lengthy suspension that would leave the sharks minus one of their starters. the head coach says, if there is no suspension, torres could make it back to l.a. in time for tonight's game. that's right. they are playing with or without torres. sharks take the ice tonight at staple's center in l.a. they are looking to even the series one game a piece. >> a live look at oracle arena. what we like to call roaracle arena. they face elimination. the warriors on the brink of elimination, down three games to two. we give you a live look inside of oracle arena.

just getting up, feeling the magic. a win would force a game seven. tonight's game starts at 7:30. do or be done. winner go home. do or die. >> here we go. >> putting out the good vibes. sharing the magic 5:40 right now. coming up. that's going to leave a mark. >> you never want to put your family inside of one of those crashes. the latest safety report on small suvs. i am sorry to say. it is just not good a horrifying, terrifying moments for a mother after her stroller gets away and goes right on to the tracks and this is out in new york. we will show you how and why this happened, coming up. scary.

we take you back down to granbury, texas. look at the devastation there

following the tornado that simply ripped through that area destroying homes and flipping cars and also a deadly scene, a total of six people, sadly died during this, 14 still unaccounted for out there. along with those tornadoes, it was just rough, grapefruit size hail falling on the area. we will continue reporting on this and keep you updated as more news comes into our newsroom. it is 5:43 right now. a deadly attack on a nato convoy in afghanistan kills at least six people, including two children and two nato service members. at least 35 other people injured in this one. the extent of those injuries is unknown. officials say a suicide attacker at the time doetonated a car. the explosion so powerful, it rattled buildings on the other side of the city. a muslim militant group claiming responsibility for this deadly attack. a 7-year-old child among

those killed following a pair of car bombings in baghdad. the two explosions happening in separate parts of the city. a total of 12 people were killed including that child and more than 30 people were injured. we have new video just in. police arresting the man accused of a mother's day parade shooting that injures 19 people including children there. late last night, you can see it there, u.s. martial arresting 19-year-old aquin scott. he was set to appear in court this morning on unrelated charges. >> later today, we are expected to learn more about what caused a devastating fertilizer explosion in west texas. state fire marshals and an investigators are going to release preliminary reports of a probe into the explosion. it killed 14 and injured more than 200 and completely demolished sections of the small town. investigators say they have already ruled out a natural cause, such as lightning.

they say water used to fight the fire did not contribute to the cause of the ex ploplosion as s had originally speculated. firefighter in southern california dealing with a fast-moving wild fire this morning. they are calling this one the grand fire. this started yesterday afternoon into the los padres national forest. huge plumes of smoke can be seen from miles away. a school and a campground have been evacuated trying to make sure everybody is out of the way of the flames. several roads also closed. the fire right now, they have a lot of work ahead here. only 10% contained. the cause of this one remains under investigation. it is(añ 5:45. dae par tea party leaders responding to the irs scandal that came to light this week. they admitted they singled out conservative groups that applied

for tex-exemptned at the irs ofn cincinnati, ohio. michele bachmann is expected to demand further investigation into a news conference today. yesterday, president obama announced the acting commissioner of the irs has resigned. a heart stopping moment for a mother in philadelphia when the stroller carrying her little baby rolled off a train platform and on to the tracks. she was actually on that platform yesterday afternoon when the stroller started to roll away. it toppled over and her 14-month-old little girl was tossed into the tracks. the train was minutes away. the mother, no doubt, she immediately jumped out to save her. some good samaritans will shortly hear them, see them run to the scene to help. they helped her raise that little girl to safety and eventually, the stroller out there. it is hard to watch. authorities say it looks like the woman got distracted and forgot to put the wheel brakes on the stroller and the baby rolled away.

>> such a blessing the tracks weren't electric and they were able to save the baby before the train came along. that makes your heart stop christina loren is here to tell us the raindrops won't be stopping they might stop you on the roadway. 5:47. want to start with the radar. interesting developments. the pacific hurricane season started yesterday. we already have our first named storm. tropical storm alvin developed overnight. i will show you that many could go up. we want to keep in mind, all the damage in texas, tornado season starting to wind down. now, the next thing we have to look forward to is hurricane season. the atlantic hurricane season starts on the 1st of june. none of these showers are extremely heavy. light rainfall. enough, though, to get the highways nice and slick. we haven't had rain for quite some time. you want to take it easy out there and travel cautiously.

san jose starting to get a little bit more activity. all those showers will continue to press to the south as we head throughout the morning. i'll be here to guide you through the showers tracking them minute by minute. we will still have showers to show you. here is what we are talking about. cool conditions. that cool pacific air moving on shore. you will need your coat today. yesterday was a cool day. as we head through your friday, we are going to start to see temperatures a little bit more mild. it just depends on where you live. the ocean will be, if you live on the pacific, a little bit cooler tomorrow. inland cities will be able to warm up. high pressure moves in quickly as we head through your saturday. this will bring your temperatures up by around 90 degrees by sunday. guess what happens on sunday. thousands of wacky runners embarking on san francisco. it will be a warm bay to breakers this year. keep that in mind if you will be wearing the monkey suit, make

sure you are staying very hydrated. highs today work out like this. plenty of 70s. only breaking into the upper 50s in san francisco. 70 for redwood city. 67 in oaktown today. saturday into sunday, that warmup. monday through wednesday, temperatures start to level off a little bit. we are not talking about triple digit heat but we will see elevated fire danger. tropical storm allen. let's check that drive with mike on days like this, we like to use all of the resources at our disposal. we are first showing you the live camera for san jose. 101. the sheen, it is a little damp through the area and the map full of traffic and weather integrated together. we do see that green that christine is talking about. potential for wet or at least damp roadways throughout the south bay going on right now. this is where we showed you the camera. we do have slowing because of the volume of traffic. north 87 as you are coming up into downtown, a typical build for this time on a thursday.

over here, blossom hill, as you are approaching snell, watch for the activity. the homicide investigation will continue for hours. you can access heywighway 85 through the area. a live look at sunol through 680. no problems. the gray clouds threaten. there may be some wet roadways. the maps are picking up the possibility for damp, wet slick roadways. slowing will end with a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. mike, thank you very much. 5:50 right now. some new crash tests showing some small suvs might not be as safe as advertised. the insurance institute for highway safety testing 13 popular small suvs by crashing them right into barriers. the key here is this. the agency designed the crash where only a corner of the front of the suv was crushed on impact, which actually missed

the absorb be structure of the front. officials, they point out this causes everything inside the suv to be pushed inward and can often be deadly for drivers. >> the majority don't do a good job of managing the energy once you get out closer to the corners of the vehicles. the institute says the 20 subaru forester earned a rating of good. the 2013 mitsubishi outlander sport was acceptable. the other 11 had poor ratings in at least one of the test categories the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar is scheduled to be in court. he has yet to enter a plea on kidnapping and murder charges. the case has been delayed several times. most recently, because of technical problems with photo discs and interview videos. sierra lamar disappeared in

march of last year. lamar's body has yet to be found. >> the time is 5:51. we will update you on breaking news. coming up, a deadly 24 hours in san jose. police currently working on yet another homicide. we will have a live update coming your way. >> nasa's newest, coolest telescope is broken. we'll take a look coming up in business.

a live look outside inside the oracle arena. quiet right now but it will turn into the roaracle later. the best of seven series, warriors taking on san antonio. they are down right now, three games to two. they are on the brink of elimination. >> it could happen. they have those t-shirts out there, the positive vibrations, let's go, warriors. 5:54 right now. google says it is tired of being compared to other companies. scott mcgrew wants you and other

tech report rs ers to knock it . the media has a habit of turning everything into a horse race. larry page says he does not find that very interesting. most things are not a zero some game. he said this at the keynote yesterday, one company doesn't have to lose for another to win. popular blogger, john gruber, points out google isn't living up to that message. google invented android after iphone and google maps after map quest. google does do some things no one else does, robot cars, for instance. it announced it would build a quantum computer. they go simple ones and zeros of traditional computers. bottom line, we are talking 20-second century devices. some sad news. the kepler telescope is broken. it discovered more than 100 earthlike planets, marked more

than 2000 as likely earth like. it developed a serious problem with its steering tichlts in a heliocentric orbit. nasa does not own any spaceships. the fellow that came up with the idea for the telescope used to bug all of his fellow scientists saying, i totally think this would work. he would knock on doors. they finally let him do it. it worked way better than anybody expected. >> it is amazing the things it discovered. >> absolutely cool. >> impressive. the next generation. 5:56. let's check back in with christina loren telling us about our next day, thursday. >> not quite out of the world but out of the norm from what we've experienced. showers back on the radar. good morning to you. as you can see, lit up like a christmas tree this morning. slick conditions for your morning drive. more activity pushing on shore as we head through the next couple hours. grab that umbrella, grab that coat. mike is here to help guide you

if you are headed out the front door. good morning. so far, relatively calm. you saw the weather systems on christina's maps. we are looking to the eastshore freeway as this volume builds. we have a little bit of an issue many could go off the carquinez bridge. the earlier crash sounds like all the activity off of the freeway. some slowing has kicked off there. we will track that. a look at the foster city side. 5:57 right now. still ahead, we continue following breaking news in the south bay. police on a major san jose street investigating the city's fourth homicide in less than 24 hours. marla tallez there on scene with the latest. an update from police coming up next video from the damage caused by those deadly tornadoes in texas continues to flow into our newsroom. we are going to show you more coming up and we'll have the latest on rescue efforts. wow, the track looks perfect.

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a deadly tornado outbreak sweeps through texas. flashing lights as police swarm the scene of a killing near a san jose restaurant. >> wildfires ripping through thousands of acres in southern kra krach california. crews try to get a handle on the blaze. widespread light rainfall, gusty winds and more on the way. we will time the system out to your doorstep coming up. we clearly have gusty winds here along with the rain christina is talking about the changing conditions and the build. we will show you a new crash on the peninsula coming up. eye live look inside oracle arena. the free t-shirts on the back of the chairs. it is to or be done time. the warriors on the brink of elimination. this, ladies and