. . breaking news, a shooting on the peninsula kills a teen and wounds two more. we'll have the details next. we also have new video out of the midwest of the cleanup following a string of tornadoes there. we will have the latest details on the rescue efforts coming up. the new worries on the bay bridge that have experts thinking a major quake could turn deadly. >> new details about the bay area woman accused of setting a hillside fire, putting several homes out there in danger. >> welcome to monday morning as we take a live look outside at the illuminated bay bridge, monday, may 20th. this is "today in the bay."

just about 4:31. very good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we start with breaking news out of east palo alto. three people shot overnight, including a 6-year-old boy that was killed. two other victims being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. it happened near fordham avenue. they say the victims were shot inside a vehicle. christie smith is on her way to the scene. she will bring us a live report with the latest developments once she gets there. a very busy morning to talk about. it is 4:31 right now. let's check in with christina loren. good morning. happy monday. it is going to be a warm start to the workweek and the temperatures are going to quickly drop off. this morning, pretty mild in san jose. 57 versus 49. it depends on where you are waking up this morning.

major changes just ahead. in th department between today and tomorrow. first, we will check your drive wi with mike. you notice the construction crew and the head lights passing by. you see the light volume of traffic. a little dip in the speed. a couple of miles per hour for caution's sake. also, heading over the bay bridge, no problems as far as the flow. you have your road crews there. typical overnight. the "s" curve, lower the speeds. we'll send it back to you. happening now, crews mopping up following a brush fire in the oakland hills. that fire started about 2:00 this morning near skyline boulevard and redwood road in oakland. firefighters say the flames reach nearby trees but were able to keep them away from spreading any further. no buildings were damaged and no one was hurt. we are getting our first

look at the concord woman accused of setting off a brush fire in martinez that burneded close to 20 homes. 48-year-old julie tenpenny is in jail. she is charged with arson and being under the influence of a controlled substance. neighbors called police when they saw a woman on a hill trying to set the dry brush on fire. when officers arrived, they confronted ten spenny. that's when she became combative and struggled with an officer. >> it makes you sick to your stomach for someone to do that. it's very disturbing, very sad, very disturbing the officer hurt, one of his legs during this struggle. he is expected to be okay. the fire burned about 15 acres right up to the property line of those homes. firefighters were able to fight the flames back at this hour and motive is unclear. it is 4:33. there is a new report of another significant problem on the bay bridge. this time, corrosion. sacramento is reporting back in

2006, caltrans discovered steel tendons in the skyway section of the bridge were exposed to rain walter and were starting to corrode. at the time, caltrans determined there was no problem. however, the sacramento bridge claims they miscalculated the extent of the corrosion and several experts are questioning the durability of the span, specially in the event of a major earthquake. the news does not sit well with bay area drivers. >> when it is finished, i will probably avoid it and let a couple thousand people get a test run first. >> caltrans maintains the bridge is safe and is reacting to the latest concerns, telling the paper, corrosion has been an issue since the first steel bridge that was built and what we've learned from this particular challenge six years ago is that we are never going to be done fighting the battle against corrosion in the san francisco bay. a 27-year-old coach at walnut creek's north gate high school will be in court this

morning charged with having sex with a student. christopher yang was an assistant coach for the girl's junior varsity water polo team. it is not clear if the alleged victim was on the team. yang will be arraigned on nine counts offer felony, sexual activity with a minor. if convicted, he could face up to eight years in prison. also in court today, an accused serial car thief wanted on charges in at least six bay area counties. james rolston, who uses the name dimitri storm has pleaded guilty to nine charges of burglary. he was arrested in berkeley earlier this month. san jose coach facing felony charges for assaulting the coach of the jacksonville sharks. the incident happened saturday night after san jose's indoor arena football team defeated the sharks in florida. this is a picture of 42-year-old cedrick walker from the team's website. hopefully, we will see it here

eventually. the defensive coordinator pushed the jacksonville coach against the wall several times. 68-year-old tim johnson was released from the hospital yesterday. it started with racial slurs from a shark's front office official. walker was booked on charges of battery on a person 65 or older. he is now out on bail. a rough weekend as parts of the midwest are picking up the pieces following a searies of storms and tornadoes. we will show you the damage left behind. golf ball size hail started crashing down yesterday. the hail shattering windows, dented cars, knocked off the side mirror of some cars. in oklahoma, one person killed and several others injured when a tornado ripped through a mobile home park in oklahoma city. the severe weather, stretching from texas to minnesota. "today in the bay's" jay gray is in oklahoma where more severe

weather could be on the way. >> reporter: violent weather ripped across much of the midwest over the weekend, storms lighting up the radar spawning dozens of tornadoes. the most vicious hit sunday was in shawnee, oklahoma, where twitters splintered this neighborhood. a trail of debris across several states. homes and businesses ripped apart. >> no sooner had we gotten in the basement than we saw heavy wind and heavy rain and we saw we sustained damage. >> reporter: two 18-wheelers outside of oklahoma city, were pushed on their side. one left dangling along the railing of an overpass. >> the dust flying around was pretty big. i thought they would be smaller. this is pretty big.

>> reporter: just like tens of millions across the u.s. severe conditions could continue for the next few days. jay gray, nbc news. tough go of it there. >> very, very rough. much smoother out here. 4:38. kind of warm coming in today. christina, what does the day look like? >> it is mild out there. good monday morning to you. temperatures this morning mostly in the 50s. here in san jose, we are close to 60 degrees. want to start out with your flight delays this morning. after all, it is a back to business monday. things are looking pretty good. most locations, that is the case. we are still not out of the woods just yet in places like oklahoma. we are going to keep you updated. new york city has some problematic delays developing. we do have a weather system moving into that area. right now, not that bad. less than an hour. check ahead throughout the day. we will stay on top of that for you. 57 degrees. good morning. 54 in san francisco. the heat is on.

want to thank you for waking up with us every day, specially on a monday after a beautiful weekend. temperatures are going to be warm yet again today. a little bit warmer than where we ended up yesterday. then, they tumble as we head deeper into the week. you want to stick around. lots of changes headed our way. that's coming up in our next report. for today, temps are mostly going to be in the mid-80s to low 90s. 89 concord, 91, livermore. 75 degrees in san francisco. beach day, that's what i say. watch the traffic over 17. let's check that drive right now with mike. >> that's what i say. watch out for that. we are looking over here toward 880. the same freeway, different number. this is through fremont. a very easy drive right now. we are going to take you to the maps and show you what things are like heading south through the area. i'm sorry, reset my maps is what i'm being told. we are going to have to go over towards san rafael. a smooth drive southbound. the curves at terra linda, a nice, easy dry.

with the flow of traffic toward the north bay, not a concern. we will see if conditions change over the course of the morning. we will send it back to you. that airport, sfo, set to get a major makeover. san francisco mayor, ed lee, will announce a ten-year capital improvement plan to invest in infrastructure and create jobs at the airport. it will be presented to the airport commission tomorrow. a couple of bay area giants teaming up to bring a family friendly event to at&t park tonight. the san francisco giants and picks ar animation studios hosting the first-ever picks arni picks sar park. you get access to pixar park where people can meet mike and sully. if you don't have a ticket, sorry to report.

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at 4:44, up close and personal and well-lit at the port of oakland this morning. it is 4:44. we'll take you live out there. we'll check in with christina in a bit. san francisco will hold a public hearing to talk about a more than 21% increase in garbage collection rates. they want to increase rates by 21.5% so they can offset the price of labor and fuel. there will be a hearing at 9:00 so people can give their opinion. >> a major move by yahoo!. a big money deal here. the sunnyvale company shelling out more than $1 billion to buy

a trending blogging service. seema mody live with details along with the morning look at how futures are trading. good morning. >> good morning to you as well. futures lower across the boards after markets remained in rally mode on friday with the dow jones and s&p 500 closing as new record highs. on the earnings front, we hear from campbell's soups and urbanout furban outfitters. yahoo! as agreed to buy tumbler for $1 billion in cash. they rule the company has been seeking to play catchup in social media. the tumbler purchase will give yahoo! a wealth of user-generated content. >> melissa myers continues to make her impact at yahoo!. thank you. >>. >> let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. it is going to be a warmup. >> major changes, 10-20 degree

dropoff. 4:45. good morning. mondays can be tough. the weather is going to be nice and easy for the first part of the day and getting a little bit too warm for comfort. it is going to be warmer today than yesterday. 55, good morning. livermore. 57. hey, san jose and 49 degrees to start the day down in gilroy. as we head throughout the day. this afternoon is going to be pretty warm. a little bit too fawarm for you outdoor activities. 81 if you break for lunch in san jose. 85 in places like livermore at noon. we will round out the day in the low 90s, 84, fremont. 84, redwood city. 75 today in san francisco. what a beautiful day in the city. major changes headed our way as we head through tomorrow. you can see the little trough trying to sweep through. it is going to break apart before it gets here. what it will do is usher in much cooler weather. look at dropoff between today

and tomorrow. we keep on dropping off into wednesday and thursday. that natural a.c. kicks back on. we could pocket a little bit of the pg&e money this week. looking good. we are going to warm up as we get into the weekend. big weekend. right around the corner, 4:47 right now. this rng month, the death of two fbi agents during a training exercise are under investigation. the accident happened aboard a military sea lift command ship off the coast of virginia beach on friday. both agents were members of the fbi critical incident response group, which is part of the hostage rescue team. after the incident, the agents were transported to a hospital. the cause of the agents death has not been released sheriff deputies in sa sacramento county, on the lookout for people who gunned down a ten-year-old girl who was sitting watching tv with her parents. they were firing at least a dozen shots through the front door and the window there. that little girl and her parents were both hit. the girl sadly died at the

hospital. her parents are still there being treated. her 14-year-old brother was in another room at the time. he was fortunately not hurt. police seem to think this shooting is gang-related but believe it is another family member not living at that home that has ties to the gang. it is 4:48. an east bay lawmaker hoping a new bill will draw attention to a deadly-use sports injury. the bill set to be introduced by nancy skinner establishes the first week of june at the comotile korus week. it is one of the leading causes of deaths for young athletes that results from a blow to the chest causing cardiac survival. it is a result of greater awareness and increased cpr and a use of chest protectors an investigation into the nevada psychiatric hospital.

the los angeles city attorney right now investigating the rawson neil psychiatric hospital in las vegas. they are accused of dumping more than 1500 patients. many of them in california. san francisco city attorney and the federal government, right now, looking into those allegations. the bee reports attorneys from around the state, including san francisco along with alameda and santa clara counties are pushing for a meeting with the nevada attorney general's office to look at the hospital's discharge practices. >> this morning, the senate judiciary committee continues hearing on a sweeping immigration reform plan. there are more than 300 amendments being considered for the bill. the measure would help secure the border and allow tens of thousands of foreign workers into the country. it would also create a path to eventual citizenship for the 11 million people living in the u.s. illegally. finally, ready for takeoff. the boeing 787 dreamliner

flights resuming today for the first time since safety concerns grounded the entire fleet in january. batteries aboard the 787s failed in two separate incidents causing a battery fire in boston and an emergency landing in japan. the cause of the failures unclear at this point. since then, boeing has made improvements to the battery system. we have to wait until june for the first streamliner to resume its nonstop service from san jose international airport over to tokyo. it is 4:50. someone in the south bay won more than $2 million. we are going to show you where the winning powerball ticket was purchased coming up next. also, caught on camera. passengers forced to rush off of a plane. it's landing gear actually caught fire. you have to see this we are looking over here. you could see this too. this is palo alto.

an easy flow of traffic. i have a crash in the east bay. this could affect your drive heading into fremont. let's check that coming up.

welcome back. want to take you to dallas, texas, an ongoing scene. not a lot of information on this fire. you can see the firefighters there. what we can tell you is, this one, a big deal, a six-alarm fire at an apartment complex or condo complex. the situation, possible deadly. still unclear at this point.

we can also tell you, one firefighter remains unaccounted for at this point. they are still searching to try and find that firefighter. we can also relate to you that one resident has been treated for smoke inhalation. a six-alarm fire being attacked by police right there. still searching right there for potential people in there, that cob a deadly situation. it is 4:54. everybody was talking about it this weekend. if you bought a powerball, you saw the lines out the door. >> a lot of hope. hope springs eternal. if you haven't checked your ticket, nobody here in the bay area won the powerball jackpot but some came very, very close. >> i would say not bad. a ticket sold at this 7-eleven store on almaden expressway hit five numbers in the drawing. >> that's awesome, still. >> not that bad. they just missed the powerball. it is not the $590 million jackpot.

the ticket will stay pay more than $2.3 million. >> a good gig if you can get it. >> you can buy a lot of gum. the local winner could claim his or her ticket as soon as today. in the meantime, we are still waiting to hear who the big winner is. we now know where at least that winning ticket was sold. >> i should have went to publix. >> man, we should have all gone to publix. this publix market in everhil , zephyrhills, florida. very small, population over 13,000. they think the naern won does live in zephyrhills. i kind of like that name. we will now remember it. the winning ticket worth about $590.5 million, over half a billion dollars. now, for the record, let me run the quick numbers. $148 million goes to the government. if the winner takes a lump sum, they will be pretty happy. $370 million take home after

taxes. >> that's such a small town, no doubt. everybody knows everybody. >> exactly. they probably try to keep under cover, move away, get a big lawyer, an investment group. >> you are my favorite uncle. 4:56 right now. we love the morning commute on a monday. it is still early. >> overall, yes. almost everybody in the bay will love the commute right now except for folks heading into fremont. over here at 880, i showed you this shot earlier. this hasn't really changed. you have a nice, smooth flow of traffic past the truck scales. you look over past that. i will tell you about it. i think we have the sunol camera lined up. this is southbound 680 coming around the bend. a slowdown as you are heading toward sheratin a frantic scene at a moscow airport as the landing gear of a plane carrying nearly 140 people

caught fire. this is video shot on saturday by a news crew that happened to be on board that flight. while crews were trying to put out the fire, passengers were just lining up trying to get off to the side. no one was hurt. an investigation into that fire is underway. >> it turns out okay. >> got to get out. >> 4:57. we continue following breaking news on the peninsula. an overnight shooting killed a teenager and wounds two more. christie smith heading to the scene. she will have a live report coming your way. >> his job was to keep drugs off bay area streets. an officer was caught selling them. today, he prepares to learn his fate.

it's going to be a hot afternoon. check your powerball numbers. you could be sitting on a couple of million dollars. we will take you to the south bay where a second-place ticket was sold. that story coming up. we take you to a live look. a nice time to energize and start off your workweek on monday, april 20th. this is your "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. i'm jon kelley. good morning. we have breaking news. east the palo alto police investigating a triple shooting, a scene leaving one teenager dead. this all happened blocks away from university avenue