the last word to his crew before his radio signal cuts out. the $2 investment with a $2 million payout. we are going to tell you which south bay 7 eleven sold the lucky lottery ticket. our temperatures will be warm to start out your workweek, nice and mild as we head through the afternoon. the 90s for the rest of the week, the 70s. a major cooldown heading our way. we will take you through the forecast. >> a major backup headed to this spot. the bay bridge toll plaza. you know about it. we are tracking that build this monday as things are starting to slowdown even now. >> how about a live look outside. it looks like a real nice one out there. a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing along smoothly on this monday, may 20th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. we have an update to the

breaking news on the peninsula. we have just spoken to detectives and learned new details about an overnight shooting in east palo alto that sadly killed a 16-year-old boy. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live at the scene right now with the information we have just learned. kristy, what are they telling you? >> reporter: good morning to you. a sergeant tells me the teenagers in the victim cars did not shoot back at all. it is sitting up on a tow truck. two young men on foot opened fire on this car. the car the victims were sitting in. a 16-year-old driver died at the scene. he was shot and killed. the victim, all four of them were sitting in. i counted at least 15 bullet holes in the side and the rear of this car. there were also bullet casings all over the ground. a second car in a driveway right near this one also hit by

gunfire, the back window was hit and side windows shattered about 10:57 p.m. what they are telling me is that the technology alerted there was gunfire going off, rapid gunfire on ford hham street and found three teens had been shot. a fourth teen was in the car but was uninjured. the investigation at this point has revealed that the victims were sitting in the car. a total of four individuals in the car when two possibly hispanic males approached them on foot and opened fire on to the vehicle. approximately 25 or so shots were fired. >> now, two of the teens that were injured actually ran to the home of the driver who lives around here. two shooters again, as you mentioned, possibly hispanic males, ran to a gray or silver sedan and got away. we asked the detective on scene

if this might be drug or gang-related. he said at this point, it is just too early to say. reporting live in east palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." at 6:03, we are now getting our look at the woman accused of using a lighter to spark a fire that ripped through a hillside in martinez. 48-year-old julie ten penny was under the influence and injured an officer in the leg while she was being arrested. the fire burned about 15 acres of dry brush right up to the property line of some of the homes near alhambra avenue in alhambra drive on sunday. the firefighters were able to keep back the flames before any of the homes were damaged. a motive is unclear. crews now mopping up an overnight brush fire in oakland hills. this is as close as police would actually let us get to those flames which started about 2:00 this morning near skyline boulevard and redwood road in oakland. firefighters say the flames

reached nearby trees but they were able to keep them from spreading any further. that is the good news. so far, no buildings were damaged and nobody was hurt. >> an update to breaking news where a firefighter may be trapped inside a burning condo complex. the massive six-alarm fire is keeping crews from searching inside the building for the firefighter and anyone else who may be trapped. our nbc station in dallas tells us the missing firefighter used his radio to say he was trapped inside and did not know where he was. then, it just cut out. at least 24 condo units are now destroyed. embers from the flames have been reported landing on town homes behind that complex. we have new video just into our newsroom showing the aftermath of a series of tornadoes that touched down in the heartland sunday. this is a look at a home right now, just tote little demolished. that is in s shawn killinger j 9 knee, oklahoma.

leaving an elderly man dead in oklahoma. another 21 people injured throughout oklahoma iowa and kansas. this has been ripping from texas up to minnesota. they are waking up to so much damage there. we are waking up to warmer temperatures here, the warmest day on tap, huh, christina. >> we will be watching the weather all the way throughout the midwest and the deep south as we head throughout the day today as we are not out of the woods just yet. here in the bay area, look at this beautiful start to the day. it is so gorgeous out there this morning. temperatures are nice and mild. that was san francisco. this now,kvc san jose. same beautiful sunrise to show you at 6:05. what we can talk about is going to be a warm day today and then temperatures are going to tumble. not just tomorrow. we are going to stay cooler than average throughout the remainder of the week. high pressure starts to take a hike as we head throughout the day today. if you want to hit the beach, today is your last day to do so. 53 to start the day.

good morning in san francisco. 54 in beautiful san jose. we are looking good throughout the silicon valley. 52 in sunnyvale. by noon, we will round out the day in the low 90s. 80 degrees bayside and 75 degrees at the coast. stick around if you want to see how cool it is going to be in your cities. we progress throughout the week. first, want to check on your drive at 6:06. that's getting busy. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is 6:06. that means the metering lights are turned on just about now. the backup filling in toward the 880 overcrossing. you see we still have movement for the fast-track lanes and in the approach toward downtown, north 880 also shows a stall showing up for north 29th. watch that at the off ramp. so far, not enough to show off on our censors here. we are looking at the eastshore freeway as well. starting shows some build for west 580 approaching the maze. still, gradual build for many of your typical spots. north =+a680, approach williin

4. north 680 heading up through concord. maybe you are concerned if you have to run a track. i will let you know if they plan on doing that. west highway 4, no need for warning there. in towards pittsburg and bay point. there is a little slowing as well. sometimes overnight construction crews. there are none declared on the list here. that might be a minor distraction. we will get you a live look outside. south 880 looking very light right now. almost too light. no incidents in the area. we will track this. we are looking at a later build. that might mean trouble later in the commute. >> good to know. it is 6:07. a 27-year-old coach in 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. yang will be arraigned on nine felony counts of sexual'4?ñ acty with a minor. if convicted, he could face up to eight years in prison. >> some sad news. one of the baby falcons born on top of san jose city hall was found dead unfortunately this weekend. the bird crashed right into the side of the building on its way back to its nest. a person passing by found that bird dead on the sidewalk there yesterday morning. bird experts telling us they found part of a pudge yigeon th right where the falcon fell. he may have been in process of taking a mid-air food delivery from its mother when it crashed into the wall and fell from the sidewalk. it is 6:08. much more ahead on the bay. someone in the south bay waking up $2 million richer. we are going toll you which

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is not. the 2014 e-class, see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. good monday morning. time for check of today's top stories. a 16-year-old boy is dead. two others are hurt after an overnight shooting in east palo alto. the victims were sitting in a car when two men approached and started shooting. no word on a motive. >> a concord woman under arrest for allegedly setting fire to a hillside in martinez. that fire burned about 15 acres up to the property line for a

lot of homes. police say 48-year-old julie ten penny will now face arson charges. a bowing 787 expected to take off on a commercial flight this morning for the first time since the planes were grounded back in january. united airlines flight will fly from houston to chicago carrying more than 250 passengers. >> i think it is safe to call this one monumental. yahoo! and tumbler confirm they have reached a big-time deal. yahoo! will buy tumbler for $1 billion in cash. yahoo! picks up a popular site but not without its liability. >> that's right. good morning. tumbler by all accounts loses money. that's one problem yahoo! is going to have to solve. the other issue, problem might be a strong word. tumbler has a lot of porn. obviously, we will only be showing you the clean side of tumbler this morning. several people raising the issue you that tumbler is very popular

when it comes to naughty pictures. this has not been an issue, because until now, tumbler has been a privately held side. logger, tara swisher, points out, it may not be a huge issue with advertiser in that ads are not displayed on the outward facing sites, only on the tumbler control panel as you put your blog together. we will continue to cover tumbler all day. marla tallez is out in sunnyvale and yahoo! headquarters. i don't expect wall street will react very strongly. a lot of what myer is doing or hopes to do. microsoft will show off a new xbox, not only if you are a video gamer but if you like tv. they are going to take on things like rocu. microsoft trying to preempt any kind of apple tv with a new machine that not just plays video games but does a belt ter

job of bringing internet television to your tv. yes, you can get hulu and netflix on your examine box rig right now. it is very 15-year-old boy and it needs to be more family friendly. this morning, at least one person waking up a whole lot richer. we are not talking about the people at tumbler after a single powerball ticket was sold in a small town in florida matching all the numbers to win $590.5 million. this is the largest single jackpot in powerball history. guess what? it is not just small town of zephyrhills florida celebrating a major win today. no, "today in the bay's" bob redell live at 7-eleven in san jose. what do they get, bob? >> they get $2.3 million. definitely not as good as the 590 and change but better than a kick in the head. second place for that powerball ticket sold at this 7-eleven.

nobody has come forward tolaim the prize yet. they do have 180 days to redeem that ticket. this is one of two second place tickets sold in california. the other one in cern county. both picked 10, 13, 14, 22, 52 but they did not pick the powerball number, which is 11. as you mentioned, someone in florida did correctly match all six to one that $590 million jackpot. one of the largest ever purchased at a publix grocery store in zephyrhills, florida, which if you are not familiar is 20-30 miles outside tampa. >> i hope somebody won it that really deserves it. >> i think it is great. that's a lot of money. that's a lot, an awful lot of money. >> god bless them, honestly. god bless them. the best wishes for them. they got lucky. >> reporter: if you are one of those people here in the bay

area in san jose who bought that second place ticket, like i said, you have 180 days to redeem it. the lottery people say you do want to sign it. they do have offices you can redeem it at at hayward and south san francisco. as far as 7-eleven is concerned, you would think maybe they would get a bonus. they sold second place. they get nothing. reporting live, bob redell "today in the bay" people ask me all the time if i play the lotto. >> i tell them i hit the powerball every day sitting next to you two. i don't need tickets for this. jackpot right here as well. i'm sure you feel the same way. >> equal. >> that gives the owner of the store a lot more lock and will inspire people to head into his shop. we talk about how lucky we all are. we are all so lucky)jv to livee in the bay area. it is so beautiful. the weather isn%" part of the

reason we pay the top dollar to live here. today, one of those days where the beach is great. 53 degrees. san francisco, no flight delays. trying to get to new york city, one to=)eñ two-hour delays out laguardia. jfk dealing with delays this morning. 53, good morning. san francisco, 48 degrees. in novato, 46. a little chilly in petaluma and gilroy, elsewhere. you probably don't need the jacket. it is a jacket morning in san jose at 54 degrees. the heat is on as high pressure stays in control for today. this is going to amplify driving those winds offshore for one more day. that means no marine layer, no fog to report, maybe some ragged patches. sticking to the coastal mountains. nothing significant when it comes to visibility. ten miles all across the board right now. as you can see, a little area of low pressure. this is going to try to move in as we head throughout tomorrow morning. this thing is moving quickly. it is pretty potent system for this time of year. that's going to dramatically drop our temps.

maybe some stray showers, courtesy of a thick, onshore flow up in the north bay. i am thinking sonoma county, the northernmost portion as we head into the upcoming weekend. overall, a warm day today and the weather just around the corner. i want to take a look at your drive with mike inouye. >> hey, folks, let's get a look, a live look through fremont where we showed a very light volume of traffic. over the last ten minutes, i was watching. there has indeed been an increase. this is what we expect to see now, south 880 coming toward me. past the truck scales in tesla and that side of the roadway and the sign for fremont auto mall. a smoother build. we will show you the map. that light volume off'ú traffic concerned me a bit. there is some slowing headed down toward dakota. a typical build through union city and fremont. the south bay looking really light right now. it is 6:18. we are not really seeing that slowdown we expect to see for 101 north of 680. we are seeing a build for 280. that's a little early to see

this stretch from 87 up into cupertino with spots where speeds are coming down into the upper 50s. that's a little slower than we typically see. north 87, we have seen this hit early. it kind of cleared up. now, it is sticking around. speeds coming down into the 50s north from capital expressway past kurtner. 87 starting an early slowdown as well. concerns for the south bay as well, for sure. heading into downtown. overhere, we had your slowing toward the dublin interchange. there was a focus of traffic as you are heading west. there is debris reported there. farther over, we see a lot of)) slowing headed toward the north. it looks like it is starting to smooth itself out. that was an early focus right here at north first. things did again start to move toward their normal for that westbound commute. here, west 80 down through the eastshore freeway. no real problems. a smooth route to the bay bridge toll plaza where you have your backup coming up the incline. let me show you the live look from our camera pointed out

toward emeryville. a smooth drive. off in the haze. you see that build coming out of richmond. a little slowing past the racetrack. we will end with the palo alto shot. 101 starting to pick up the volume a little bit. a lot more sunshine. so the southbound folks are going to get that sun in their eyes. not a problem reported and that smooth drive. palo alto and into the city. back to you. >> a preview of an investigative unit exclusive. it is no secret. the bay area loves its dogs. some pet lovers going to extremes to take their dogs everywhere they go. in california, only service animals are allowed in food facilities like restaurants andc grocery stores. tonight, the investigative unit shows you how people are cheating the system posing their pets as service animals so they can get around the law. >> you said you would like to think she is a service dog. >> we will be showing you which bay area county logged the mcom

fraud is more than just a pet peeve. we will have that investigative report tonight at 11:00. up against the wall and under arrest, the offfield fight that has an arena league football coach facing assault charges this morning. right now, a nice look outside. a very clear one. live look. christina loren telling us about nice, nice temperatures heading our way and a gorgeous shot from san francisco. we'll tell you about that and traffic coming up in a matter of minutes. crystal geyser is always

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welcome back. you maybe didn't hit the powerball and bring home half a billion dollars. we got this doubling your pressure. a live look over san francisco starting another spectacular day in the bay area. we will take you to san rafael giving you two looks for the price of one. a nice day outside. christina loren has all the details in a matter of moments. it is 6:24. san jose's coach, cedrick walker, facing felony charges for assaulting the coach of another arena football team. walker allegedly pushed the assistant manager of the jacksonville sharks against a wall several times. that was following a game in florida on saturday night. the sabre cats tell the mercury news this all started with racial slurs from a shark's front office official. he is now out on bail.

>> hofstra university in new york observed a moment of silence at their commencement ceremony in honor of a student killed. early friday morning, andrewas accidentally killed by a police officer responding to a break-in in her home. she was a junior studying public relations. >> two graduate business students injured in that boston marathon bombing will receive their diplomas today at boston college. brings br c recovered enough to participate. this year's commencement at boston college, irish prime minister will address undergraduate students and receive an honorary degree. boston cardinal, sean o'malley, will not be there. she decided not to attend because of kenny's support for legalization of abortion.

closing arguments expected today over the new york police department's controversial stop and frisk policy. the federal class action lawsuit claims the policy encourages racial profiling and it also allows police to make thousands of stops, often without a reasonable suspicion. the police and the move, the policy was implemented by police after former police, bill bratton, who is now hired as a consultant for oakland a bill could be passed in the senate judiciary committee, written by the gang of eight senators, would take eight steps to secure the border and offer citizenship to millions. today, the two unions that represents 20,000 employees in the department of homeland security will publicly oppose the bill. they have to reserve a few disputes. still, months away. we can tell you already the 2014 winter games in soshi, russia,

now, the most expensive olympics in history. so far, the total cost, $61 billion with more to come. other countries, they typically use public funds to pay for the olympics. in russia, the government has gotten state-controlled companies and tycoons to foot more than half of that bill. >> 6:27. still ahead, gambling on tumbler. we have new details on yahoo!'s $1 billion bet and how it could shake up silicon valley's pecking order. >> a live look over the hills in the south bay. that is a shot over san jose as you jump-start your monday day. one of the workweek. hang in there. it gets better. back in minutes.

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york city. there is the opening bell. they are off. we will find out on "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. good morning, everybody. it is a $1 billion bet on making yahoo! cool all over again. the sunnyvale based company buying tumbler for $1.1 billion. guess what? this is all in cash. tumblermç is a micro blogging e that if you are not familiar with it, let's you customize your own pays. this one, very popular among the younger audiences that yahoo! is now trying to lure away from facebook and google. this morning, we have team coverage in place on this one. "today in the bay's" marla tallez is live at yahoo!. the headquarters in sunnyvale. we will start off with business and tech reporter, scott mcgrew, live in our studio. this one, nothing short of a bold move, one yahoo! promises not to botch.

>> we won't screw it up are the exact words that yahoo! ceo, marissa myer used this morning twice. they have tripped up over some of their acquisitions, most notably, geo city after paying $3 billion for that. last week, they bought a small company called go pole go and shut it down immediately. the best way to stop the iranian nuclear program would be to have yahoo! buy it and shut it down. a joke.0l yahoo! will not be shutting down tumbler, they promise. they are promising to leave the company largely alone. that is not stopping some tumbler users from objecting. "today in the bay's" marla tallez as you mentioned joins us from yahoo! headquarters. good morning, marla. >> all is quiet outside the yahoo! headquarters in sunnyvale. this deal certainly stirring the pot. one tumbler user has started an online petition begging people

to sign this petition saying if they buy tumbler, the entire interface has been changed and millions of users will delete their account. 167,000 people have signed it. the goal is 5 million. they certainly have a long way to go. even if they do reach that 5 million mark, the petition seems to be more symbolic than anything else. on the tumbler site itself, you will find plenty more unhappy users writing things like, no, please, not yahoo!. keep tumbler free. also, i think it is too late to stop the deal but it is not too late to show how much we hate it. the ceotqñ of tumbler himself, will remain ceo says, we are not turning purple. our head quarter ises not moving. our team isn't changing. our road map isn't changing. our mission isn't changing. what's new? simply,atg tumbler gets better faster. ruseers are just going to wait

and see. marissa myers says this relationship could grow yahoo!'s audience to more than 1 billion monthly visitors. right this moment, her and marissa myer and david carp, the ceo of tumbler, they are taking part in a live web cast. marissa myer, out her own mouth says, you only do an acquisition out of this size when you find an exceptional company. that is what tumbler is. we were talking about, we didn't expect a lot of difference. there was faith that myer is making the right decision. she said that yahoo! and tumbler are the right patch, looking at how south africa and central america used to fit together on the map. yahoo! up about 45 cents. >> everybody is talking about it. >> miss myers has been on a roll

so far. she could have another winner on her hand. >> a big year for her. christina loren, a big day outside with nice weather. >> a big win for everybody in the bay area. good morning to you. 6:34. starting with a live picture here. beautiful golden gate bridge. you can see for miles. look at how clear. you can see the commuters crossing that bridge. you are going to check on your drive with mike in just a moment. he is standing by. this is san jose seeing beautiful sky to start the day. it is going to be a warm one. temperatures drop like a rock. right now, pretty comfortable out there. just about everywhere except for fairfield. down right warm this morning and the wind is the reason why. you can see here on your wind speed map. this is the only one with any substantial bid. the north is making for 69 degrees in fairfield right now where as everybody else is low to mid-50s. that's what happens when you get that offshore flow. you get those warm, dry, down sloping winds. 54 in san jose. 60 degrees to start.

it will be warm today. make sure you are ready for that. 91 degrees on the way inland. 80 degrees bayside. 75. major changes just around the corner. i will time that all out for you and let you know what that means for your city. micro climate will play a pretty big factor. here is the mike factor. good morning to you. we will look over here toward the oakland factor and the fact is, it is oakland. it is not so bad right now for 6:35 on a monday. we are looking a little north of here on the maps. we will talk about a disabled vehicle reported still in lanes north 880 around 29th. ár"e of the camera shot we just showed you north of the coliseum headed up past 29th. it is very mild for 880 northbound and westbound. 580 heading up toward the bay bridge. you see the red. slo the slowdown from the bay bridge. nothing to speak of as far as unusual traffic flow. we typically see that. we look south. that has got a heavier flow

right now. as you are heading south, 880 off of 230. we have an issue. there was a crash in the lane. it just cleared to the shoulder. we see the focus of the slowdown. now, the build happens around san leandro heading down past the north toward winton for the early burst as that crash did cause a disturbance to the ֍fl. we will give a live look outside. 101 northbound and from 680 up through san jose looking pretty good as far as the flow here. we do have a couple of slowdowns including highway 87. i will show you the details coming up. a little drama for the south bay. >> the sun is up. >> back to you. >> that's the way we like it, drama-free. 6:36. still ahead, a firefighter trapped alone inside a burning complex building. we will show you what crews are doing to try to keep from going after another one that had to stay back on the big fire in dallas overnight. connecticut bracing for commute chaos. we are going to tell you how

friday's train collision could bring traffic to a stand still all week long.

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make a better california for all of us.  breaking news going on in dallas, texas. a firefighter remains trapped inside a condo complex that burned right to the ground early this morning. you can still see the smoke out there. the massive six-alarm fire is keeping crews at a distance right now and forcing them to avoid searching at this point inside the building for that

firefighter and anybody else that may be trapped inside. our nbc station down in dallas telling us that missing firefighter used his radio to say he was trapped inside and didn't know where he was. we can tell you at least 24 units are now destroyed as this search continues an elderly man is dead. at least 21 people hurt after a series of tornadoes ripped through iowa, kansas and oklahoma. the worst of the damage appears to be at a mobile home park about 35 miles southeast of oklahoma city where the body of a 79-year-old man was found out in the open sunday afternoon. a state of emergency is now in place in 16 oklahoma counties. happening right now, that morning commute. benefit expected for 30,000 commuters in southwest connecticut as crews there rebuild 2000 feet of track damage by a train collision. several days around the clock of work, there will be needed to inspect and test that rail line now that the damaged railcars

have been removed from the track. in the meantime, businesses and buses there are in place. this morning, to bridge the gap in service for commuters. the governor of connecticut now suggesting people who have to make it to work out in new york city, they should just stay put there all week instead of trying to commute each day from connecticut. 72 people still recovering from injuries after that train delayed friday and was hit by a train heading in thela opposite direction there. a total of nine people still hospitalized today. one of those nine people remains in critical condition. >> it is 6:41. coming up, a teenager is dead as bullets fly in the peninsula. we have new details in a search. waking up, $2 million richer. i like the sound of it. we will show you which south bay 7-eleven sold the lucky ticket. yahoo! marissa myers is on the phone with reporters as we speak talking about the $1

billion takeover of tumbler. continued coverage coming up. 6:41. already out in full force. great beach weather today. temperatures tumble almost by 20 degrees tomorrow. lots of changes to take you through when it comes to your seven-day forecast and that is up next. 6:42 now. the traffic not yet out in full force. we are watching where the build continues and a new crash for the east bay coming up.

breaking news on the peninsula where the search is on for the gunman that shot and killed a 16-year-old boy overnight. "today in the bay's" christie smith just spoke with the boy's father who no doubt is

heartbroken. christi, what is he saying? very distraught. he has no idea why anyone would want to shoot at his 16-year-old son or his friend. it was around 11:00 last night and7é heard gunfire out in front of the home. the home just down the street on this block here. then, he says that two of the friends actually ran into the house. they had been shot and wounded. dad says he ran outside to check on his son. he knew right away that his son was already dead, that he had been shot in the head and the

white car actually didn't even have a gun. all between 15-17. the father crying told us that the teens had just finished eating at mcdonald's. >> they went to the mcdonald's to eat something. when they coming back, someone was waiting for them. we don't know. >> reporter: is it possible it was a game? >> no, no, no. he and another three friends, they were together from the school. >> reporter: good boy? >> good boy, yeah. >> reporter: he has several candles burning in the home this morning. says his son was a good boy, liked videos and movies and didn't get into trouble. detectives say that the two gunmen areojj likely hispanic s and may have ran off into a silver or gray car. the dad tells us as far as he knows, he thinks that this was the first time that his son drove that car.

it actually wasn't here but he was thinking it was possibly, possibly a case of mistaken identity. reporting live in east palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." new this morning, we are getting our very first look at the woman accused of using a lighter to spark a fire that rip tl ed through a hillside in martinez. 40-year-old julie ten penny was under the influence and injured an officer in the leg while she was being arrested. that fire burned about 15 acres of dry brush up to the property line of some of the homes there near alhambra avenue and alhambra drive. they were able to keep the flames back before any homes were damaged. at this hour, a motive is unclear. crews mopping up an overnight brush fire. the fire started around 2:00 near skyline and redwood in oakland. the flames reached nearby trees but they were able to keep them from spreading any further. no buildings were damaged.

luckily, no one was hurt. >> a lot of dry weather in year. southern california up here. fires all over the place. today, calm and very warm. >> very warm. >> a month away from the official start of summertime. >> hard to believe. the good news is when it comes to fire danger, we are going to see onshore flow, really strong onshore flow as we head throughout this week. a lot of moisture coming off the pacific. not today but starting tomorrow. that moisture is going to drop our temperatures by almost 15-20 degrees from what we are expecting today. if you want to get out there while it is still nice and warm, today is your day. taking a live look here. beautiful start in san francisco. you can clearly see the tower and alcatraz and talk about winning the lottery. this ship that just pulled up. cruise ship, yeah, everybody getting off board enjoying a gorgeous day in san francisco, fog-free conditions. 75 degrees. just perfection in this city. f+ never know what you are going to get when you plan the cruises. 54, livermore, 54 to start the day in san jose. fly you into the peninsula.

5ú;ys start the day in san mateo. 59 in half moon bay. that's the place to be today. the beach is going to be perfect. temperatures are going to be warm inland. high pressure still in control for one more day. the ridge gains a little bit of strength for today. our temperatures are going to be a little bit warmer. as of tomorrow, that ridge breaks down as an area of low pressure comes through. these numbers, today in they are going to fall back into the upper 60s tomorrow. if you want them, today is your day to do so. a little breezy out there. wind out of the 4h$éh at 15-20 miles an hour. giants have a game. they are back in town as of tonight. 7:15. you can catch that game on our sis is station. comcast sports bay area. it is still going to be nice an8 warm out there. at&t park. this might be the best weather as you head throughout the week. they have a long homestretch. let's go giants. 91, livermore. 96, fairfield. fairfield is going to be pretty hot. central valley temps will be in the triple digits for today.

for us, not too bad. you want to dress in the two separate parts of the day. 98, gilroy, 84, los gatos and 94 in san jose. that cooldown stays with us all the way through saturday. we will warm you up just in time for the holiday weekend. let's check the drive. we are getting a holiday this morning when it comes to the traffic. hi, mike. good morning. it does seem like it is a little bit lighter and i know it is a holiday at the weekend. sometimes that disturbs the flow of traffic because some folks do try to piggyback on to that. we will see. early slowing north 87. we now see it sorting itself out. it shifted over here now toward 101 from the same area. all the way up toward downtown u 280. we are also looking at 280 which had early slowing. that cleared out. we have a slowdown from north 85. your typical spots, 101 and 85, showing the brunt of the commute. 87 and 280 will be back with the build. we are looking toward fremont with a live look southbound. the head light and front of the

cars coming toward us. a nice, steady build over the last 20 minutes. things have gradually started to increase as far as the flow of the traffic. speeds coming down a bit south of the dumbarton bridge. 880 as well as you are coming down into the area. there was an earlier crash here which is now out of lanes and basically not a concern as far as chp is concerned. some paperwork going on. that is starting to slowdown. it has continued here. also, a slowdown at the bottom of your screen heading down into union city and fremont. slow also here off of the castro valley "y." we have your typical build, livermore for 580 westbound. 680 pleasanton down into sunol. we see that build kicking in over the last 20 minutes and a slower drive down towards 84 where folks are coming in from both directions. here out of alvarado niles. palo alto, a nice look as well. traffic flows southbound

starting to build a bit as you are coming down through san mateo. here, approaching university. one of the big factors, sunlight gets in people's eyes. expect that slowing. you cross around the bend. you get hit in the eyes with the sun there as well. careful. back to you. it is 6:52. a 28-year-old man is fighting for his life this morning after falling from the roof of a four-story apartment building in san francisco. police say the man was at a bay to breakers after-party, sunday afternoon, when he fell over the edge of the roof and on to the sidewalk on fell street near cole. several officers across the street saw the man fall and they helped him until paramedics arrived. he is now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> the chp officer hurt while working at the amgen tour of california still hospitalized this morning. we are being told he is doing well. that officer was hurt in brentwood saturday afternoon while doing traffic control for the rays. the officer was on a motorcycle just ahead of the pack of

cyclists when a car turned right in front of him and they collided. you can see the smash up there. that officer was taken to john g we are happy to ifss(ort, he is> expected to make a full recovery. not yet clear whether the driver of cart will be facing kñ charg. sheriff activities in sacramento county on the lookout for two people that gunned down a ten-year-old girl as she was watching tv with her parents. the gunman walked up to the front door and fired at lease the a dozen shots through the front door and window. girl and her parents were hit. that little girl died at the hospital. her parents are still being treated. her 14-year-old brother was in another room and was not hurt. police think the shooting is gang-related. another family member not living in the home has ties to the gang. it is 6:53 right now. a new criminal investigation being launched into the nevada psychiatric hospital accused of dumping hundreds of patients here in california.

reporting the los angeles city attorney investigating a hospital in las vegas. that hospital stands accused of dumping more than 1500 patients in cities all across the u.s. over the past five years, many of them right here in california. san francisco's city attorney and the federal government are also looking into these allegations. 6:54. a former narcotics commander will be sentenced in a plot to steal drugs from evidence lockers and sell them back on to the streets. norman welch pleaded guilty to those charges last year. welsh could face up to 17 1/2 years in federal prison. also, in court today, an accused serial car thief wanted in six counties. james rolston uses the name dem me tri storm. he has pleaded not guilty to charges. he was arrested in berkeley earlier this month.

a new report of another significant problem on the bay bridge. this time, corrosion. a sacramento bee reports thousands of steel tendons used to strengthen the skyway portion of the new eastern span exposed to rainfall in 2006 leading to rust and corrosion concerns. caltrans decided at the time it wasn't a serious problem. the agency still stands by that decision. some experts now question whether the corrosion could make parts of the skyway unstable after a major earthquake. it is 6:55. right now, some huge news from silicon valley. yahoo! ceo making a bit of a mantra. this is what she says. >> she says we won't screw it up. >> she is talking aboute/+ yahos $1 billion purchase of tumbler. the deal was made official this morning. scoín;zcgrew, you count four times she said it now. >> i won't screw it up, i won't screw it up. she said it once on twitter,

on a conference call just now with reporters a few minutes ago. i don't think anyone is expecting myer to botch the takeover. her record is largely clean. she does have a habit of messing up acquisitions. myer is well-aware of that reputation. as we take a look at the nasdaq and yahoo! stock this morning, yahoo! is trading down about six cents. don't let anyone tell you that's because people don't like myer or the tumbler deal. a lot of this has been baked in. remember, jon and laura, we have seen yahoo! stock rise significantly after myer took over. that was the anticipation that she was going to do smart things. the fact that it didn't really react to the big $1 billion takeover of tumbler this morning is not important. what happened earlier is already baked in. >> it will be interesting to see where it goes. >> absolutely. keep your eye on them. >> thank you very much. keep your eye on this as well. your lotto tickets, if you haven't checked them, thisu/j morning, at least one person

waking up a whole lot wealthier after a single powerball ticket sold in the small town in florida matched all the numbers to win $590.5 million. the largest single jackpot in powerball history. >> 590 million. >> can you imagine? not just a small town in i) everhills, florida, celebrating a big win. right here in the bay area. bob redell live at a 7 eleven that sold someone a ticket that matched at least five of the winning numbers. >> which is worth second place. a total of $2.3 million. that's what that winning ticket is worth that was sold here at this 7-eleven at 2440 almadan expressway. no ones come forward. maybe it is one of those situations where they are just waiting. they do have 180 days. perhaps they haven't checked their tickets yet. did you buy a powerball here, sir? >> no, sir, i didn't.2íñ >> reporter: number two is sold. you are out 2.3 million. you got to goxl back to work.

>> oh, geez, not a good idea. >> reporter: it is possible maybe they haven't checked their ñyet. we caught up with one guy who did his checking. let's find out how he did. have you checked your ticket? >> nope. >> reporter: maybe notq+÷ a bad idea. maybe you won't have to go to work. 10, 13, 14, 22, 52, powerball, 11. i guess you are going to work. >> i figured that. oh, man, sorry. >> i have more in my other truck. >> a friend sent me a text message and said, hey, did you win the powerball? they know where i live. no. one number on one line. >> reporter: that's it? >> yep. >> reporter: so you are going to work today? >> i'm going to work. i'm not going to work to turn in the car. i'm going to work to use the car. >> reporter: this second place ticket is one of two second place tickets sold in california. the other one within kern county. both players, they picked all five regular numbers. 10, 13, 14, 22, 52.

they did not pick the powerball number, which is 11. so their tickets are worth only 2.3 million, not the $590 million plus which the lucky person bought in florida. if you are the person that bought the ticket, you have 180 days to redeem your ticket. you do want to sign the back of it. there are lottery ticket offices in hayward and south san francisco where you can drop by and say, hey, look at me. i'm going to give half this money back to the government and still walk away with that $1 million. reporting live here in san jose. bob redell, "today in the bay." jon, laura? >> you have been talking to a lot of people going in and out grabbing their coffee. did most people buy a ticket? >> reporter: i would say about half of them did. i even bought one. i don't normally play. once it gets to $600 million. that's an acceptable amount of money to receive in my opinion. byon the way, 7-eleven does not receive any of this. normally, there is a bonus. it is not the top prize.

it is only second place. nothing for second place. >> we have to say good-bye. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we have a local news update in half an hour. >> enjoy. see you tomorrow. good morning. breaking news.3 c3 el medio oeste enfrenta tornados tornados from oklahoma to illinois. >> huge. >> al is live in one of the city's hit hardest by those storms. who knew what when? a new report the white house chief lawyer has been aware of the irs' targeting of conservative groups for weeks, as the president gives a personal commencement address and talks about his experiences growing up black in america. i might have been in their