temperatures in the 40s. make sure you pull out the coat. we hit that stride. fair weather continues well into this weekend. we have changes to tell you about. it depends where you live. your full forecast in a few minutes. >> with folks starting to hit the road, getting ready for if morning commute i will explain why it is tough to see the bay bridge now. >> good morning. i'm rob ridell live in the south bay where san jose made it simpler to run a pot club. >> a live look from the south bay. what a beautiful day to start your wednesday morning, may 22. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. this just in to our newsroom, a deadly fbi shooting in florida appears to be tied to the boston marathon bombing investigation.

the man who was shot, ib raghim tagdashyev was interviewed about his connections to the suspects. he started cooperative but then attacked the agents and she was shot. a friend tells our nbc affiliate in orlando he knew the dead bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev because they were both mma fighters. more coming up. >> also this morning rescue workers will sift through the wreckage in moore, oklahoma. this as those who survived the tornado are trying to salvage anything they can from the little left behind. jody hernandez joins us live from moore with a look at the story. good morning. >> good morning. it's tough to imagine what it's like to lose everything you own.

but folks here in that position aren't dwelling on that. instead they are just trying to pick themselves up and be grateful they are still around. we caught up with one family who narrowly survived the devastating tornado. they were home with 4-year-old twins and a 6-year-old when the tornado hit. they managed to survive by hutting on their bicycle helmets, locking arms and hunkering down in the family bathtub. they could feel the winds and hear the tornado literally ripping their house apart. but they held on for dear life until the dust settled. when it was safe for them to get up, they saw they and their bathtub were the only things in their home that hadn't been swept away. >> we knew it was coming. my sister was on speakerphone up to the moment it hit. she was telling us where it was at and efg. then we just huddled and prayed until it was over. >> when we felt the wind we knew we were really at the end of it.

we knew that the walls were gone around us. that really, really started getting nerving. when the tub moved that was really scary. >> very frightening situation. you're taking a live look at some of the devastation here. this is the neighborhood that was hit so hard. the sun is up in moore. a lot of people who live in this disaster zone will soon be returning home to try to sift through the rubble. access out here is limited at this point. there is a curfew in place. when it's dark folks aren't allowed back in. the sun is up and there is limited access. we understand folks will soon return to this area doing their best to salvage what they can. reporting live from moore, oklahoma, i'm jody hernandez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for that update.

>> during last night's game the sharks organization collected money for the red cross disaster relief fund. the team tweeted about the collection drive right before the game. fans made donations as they entered the pavilion. that's great stuff there. our coverage of the devastation in oklahoma continues throughout the morning. we'll check back in with our own jody hernandez e in the next hour. plus the "today" show will have live coverage from moore, oklahoma, starting at 7:00. matt lauer takes us inside the elementary school hit directly by the tornado. >> it is 5:04. an associate professor at stanford is facing abduction charges after taking her three children to hawaii on what investigators say was a one-way trip. court documents say she took the children to kuwai and moved out of there. the father of the young son and

the father of the other children. she has not entered a plea on the charge. >> the city of san jose voting to raise the tax. there always seems to be heated debate but last night's vote had zero opposition. bob riddle has the rest of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. with last night's vote by san jose city council, medical marijuana collectives like this one off 880 will have to start paying more taxes. it was a unanimous decision with no one from the public stepping up during the meeting to voice support or opposition. starting in july the almost 100 pot clubs in city limits have to pay 10% in taxes. that's a hike of 3% which the city estimates will bring in an extra $1.5 million a year.

the marijuana shops created controversy in san jose over the past couple of years. as reported the city tried to limit numbers at first to just ten. they repealed that rule after pot supporters protested and tried to put it up for a public vote. so the clubs are technically illegal but the government looks the other way if they pay taxes and aren't too close to schools. >> thank you very much for the update. >> time to check your forecast. a cooling trend in late may. >> it will be nice today. really nice. thank you for waking up with us every day. even on a wednesday. it can be tough sometimes. the weather son your side for today. it will be really nice. you probably e don't need to use the a.c. in your vehicle today. it will be nice. the temperature is cooler. even more than yesterday. what's happening is you have an area of low pressure. that will sit and spin throughout the next couple of

days. that means the cool ocean air will move from the coastline through inland cities through the delta, cooling them off in the central valley throughout the day today. kfbl conditions making us yet again the envy of the nation. just the best weather across the country. as we get into memorial day weekend it will be nice. cooler than average but not bad. 69 in fremont. 68 degreesing in san jose and 60 in san francisco. now two days left of the work week before the three-day weekend. i will let you know what to expect where you live coming up. first, i want to check your drive. good morning. >> we are bleery eyed, blurry vision. the bay bridge from the emeriville camera. it does get blurry. beautifully sparkling with the lights. the camera is getting knocked around by gusts of wind at times. nothing sustained for warnings by chp. in no advisories necessarily. over here the foster city side

coming off the high rise. it's moving around a little bit. speaking of wind, out to the wind farms, early slowing west 580 typical for the pattern coming out of the pass in toward livermore. nothing unusual there. 84 toward valacitos. we saw slowing over the last few minutes. antioch shows a gentle build. it will slam down over the next 20 minutes as you head in toward pittsburgh and bay point for west highway 4. we'll give you a live look outside for traffic flow out of the bay bridge coming up. there may be issues at the toll plaza. that update is coming up. >> thank you very much. it's 5:08. why eminem is suing facebook. >> and the new, pricey plan to help california students get out of community college faster. >> tesla set to pay back its loan this morning. we'll take a look at what it means coming up.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning. more inspiration to get you through the middle of the work week. love the shots we have had this morning. all sorts of good things out there. a live shot of san francisco and the sky. love it. 5:11 now. rapper eminem taking facebook to court. accusing them of slim shady tactics. a song publisher filing suit against the tech giant and its ad agency saying they copied music from the rapper's songs. the suit claims a facebook ad broadcast online last month used music from eminem's song "under the influence" to announce the facebook home service for android phones. facebook at this point has not commented on the lawsuit. >> we are talking about this one this morning. tesla will make an historic move today.

it will pay back its loans to the government. scott mcgrew, nine years ahead of schedule. >> nine years. taxpayers will pocket a profit. an electronic payment from the bay area car company to the u.s. department of energy sometime this morning. totally paying off more than the $400 million loan. tesla hasn't made $400 million in cars. rather it is transferring risk to the common investor. recall tesla had a secondary offering of stock. they raised the money there. the repayment will cause critics to reassess analysis, also known as eating crow. mitt romney called tesla a loser company, lumping it in with solyndra. he wasn't alone. many conservatives have been critical of the car company. hewlett-packard will announce its profits after the closing bell. ben bernanke is talking to the senate. seema mody is live at cnbc world

headquarters. good morning. >> hey, scott. it will be busy for the markets. futures flat after stocked turned early losses into late day gains. the dow posted a gain on tuesday while the nasdaq and s&p were up for a ninth straight tuesday. we get data on existing home sales. minutes from last month's fed meeting ben bernanke speaks about the economy on capitol hill this morning. the dow rising 52 points and the nasdaq adding five. back to you. have a great morning. >> john and laura, we are trying to get a better understanding of wednesday's announcements from microsoft about a new x box. they are calling it the one. lots of pushback over the name considering it's the third version of x box. microsoft showing off features in an enormous press conference including the ability to speak commands to the xbox and use gestures. you can do it now with the old xbox if you have the kinect

camera. the people i have talked to, i don't do it at all. it's a fun little feature. you can say, hey, x box but after a while you ignore it. interesting that they are putting weight into that. >> interesting. they need a mother override. turn it off! >> a master power switch. or a timer. >> there you go. >> i'm still old school. a little pac-man. when i want to go crazy, donkey kong. >> get your quarters. hey, xbox, go play with siri. 5:14. good morning to you. it is such a beautiful day that we have on tap. starting right now, 5:14. look at this. this is san francisco this morning. an absence of fog yet we are going to get natural cooling off the pacific with an area of low pressure just to the north. it's one of those days where it's not the low clouds that will keep us cool. it's the beautiful ocean air

pumping on shore all day long. breezy out there. what's happening is the atmosphere is getting mixed up by the wind. the fog isn't able to set ele to the surface. 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago in fairfield. napa, look at this. 41 degrees. you're almost in the upper 30s in napa. that could be the case as we have not yet hit the coolest point of the day. that happens around 6:30 this morning. cool conditions and we have a little bit of a wind chill factor and winds picking up throughout the day. a system of low pressure will sit and spin. in the pacific northwest driving in the wind to the bay area. looks like we'll see this sit here for a couple of days. 10:00 p.m. on thursday, another area of low pressure develops. that will reinforce the cool air, keep it pumping into the bay area all weekend long. it will be really nice. your house will be able to stabilize. it's a little bit warm yesterday morning, but this morning it's

nice and crisp out there. the insulation in your home keeps temperatures at room temperature. not too hot, not too cold. it will be perfect 73 degrees in gilroy, livermore and fair field. that time of year where it starts to get hot as we transition into the end of may. one month away from the official start of summer. monday kicks off the unofficial start of summer. memorial day really comfortable conditions. 74 degrees inland. livermore, 70 degrees in places like oakland. 61 degrees right at the beach. not great beach weather but not coo cool. not bad at all. let's check the drive. hey, mike. >> it is cool. great in fact over here at the bay bridge. popped up on the incident reports as we were e leaving the bay bridge. whatever it was is a nonissue. not really a big deal. looking smooth through berkeley and emeriville as is typical.

we are looking over here to highway 24. it's eastbound 24 as you are headed over toward warren freeway out of the okayland area. we are looking at a disabled vehicle. it sounds like the activity is off to the shoulder. be careful. we'll track it and i will let you though about updates chp might have for us. meanwhile, weal move to the city side where we have northbound 101 approaching 280. reports of a stalled vehicle out there. should be moving to the shoulder. looked like a report was progressing that way. i will up tate you if there are lanes blocked. no slowing there. northbound 280, typical slowing into the city. we are starting to see the build for the commute. i will give you a look outside, see how things are shaping up in palo alto. a smooth drive with the tail lights. southbound the headlights moving smoothly. at the limit throughout the peninsula all the way down into the south bay. we'll show you that as well.

the northbound commute toward me where the early slowing shows up. nothing bad for 101 or 280. 87, a nice drive into downtown now. we are showing over the last ten minutes a change for the tri valley. slowing speeds into the 50s. slow approaching the dublin interchange. that's how quickly it is building now. back to you. >> developing news in the south bay. santa clara sheriff's deputies are pale troing the pg & e substation after security guards found a suspicious man wandering in the area. the substation was vandalized last month. someone shot a transformer in the attack. power and phone service were disrupted. it was a problem in the south bay. pg & e had no problems so far. >> a new bill in sacramento

could help people get out of community college faster, but there is a chance. this comes with a price. the bill would allow community colleges to offer courses summer and winter. they need to fwraj wait without having to wait another semester but classes would have to be paid for entirely by students t. schools will not be allowed to subsidize the courses costing up to 200 units per class. community college of san francisco says it is against the plan saying it puts too much burden on students. board members vote today on a resolution to a pose the legislation. >> the richmond city council put a deadline on chevron to come up with a compensation deal for the refinery fire. they voted to enter talks for 30 days to work out a deal. the city plans to hire a high profile law firm to take chevron to court. the firm also represented

victims of the 2010 san bruno explosion. chevron said it is aware of the plans and will respond appropriate lichltly. >> a preview of an exclusive investigative unit report. a prominent sfroel real estate broker and his investors say he belongs in jail. today the investigative unit asking questions about millions in missing money, broken promises and a broker who avoided accountability. this broker takes us to one of san francisco's historic neighborhoods. it includes investors describing nearly a decade of chasing money and their one-time business partner. >> it's unbelievable that someone could steal all my money. who do i turn to? nobody does anything. it's ridiculous. >> i have never seen a broker with so many violations over so many investment properties with so many different investors. it seems like a pattern. >> this is about as serious as it gets.

>> chief investigative reporter into the real estate broker and he's asking where does the money go? >> paying the price. why events like giants games in san francisco could cost you a few more bucks.

welcome back, everyone. take a look at this. they are dealing with so much devastation in oklahoma. how do they even begin the cleanup effort under way there. something we are keeping an eye on this morning. in fact, nbc bay area sent our own reporter jody hernandez. she'll join us live later this

morning. she's been talking to people out there since she arrived. 5:23 now. a group of students will be arriving to school in style. five third graders will be escorted to school on bicycles by san ramon police officers, the city's mayor and members of the military support group warriors watch riders. the students started writing letters to people on board the vessel after learning many soldiers don't get letters from home. they sent 130 letters to 31 soldiers. the student wills carry special american flags sent to them by the crew. the good-old fashioned letters. >> very patriotic. >> scott winner wantses to add a $1 to $3 surcharge on tickets to large city events, everything from giants games to outside land. the money would go to muni.

weiner argues the light rail and subway systems are already stretched to the limit and the maintenance surcharge could generate up to $22 million. the city controller will study the economic impact before the board votes on this proposal. >> speaking of the giants we have a day game today. >> that's right. >> want to check the forecast. christina loren. >> it will be cool out there. if you are one of the lucky thousands of people headed out to at&t park bring a coat with you. we're not only going to have cool conditions, a wind chill factor with winds starting to pick up throughout the day. good morning, san jose. 47 to start in livermore. it's a chilly start to the day. you will notice the difference when you walk out the front door. grab the coat. you will want a light sweater as highs ramp up. 70 in livermore. 68 in oakland. 68 right here in san jose.

let's check the drive across the bay. our highway man. mike? >> we are looking at fremont. a smooth drive past tesla. doing a good job. better than i am with my house on their payments. we are looking at the maps. we talked about the trivalley. a lighter flow of traffic probably because there is now a road hazard reported around the vasco road off ramp. not usually a road hazard. probably a disabled vehicle but chp has no details because they have yet to arrive on scene. we expect a bill to provide a break for livermore as it tends to be doing now at east 24. the earlier slow down is starting to clear. speeds around 60 miles per hour. back to you. >> 5:26. one of the bay area's oldest football stadiums will get a ree model. details coming up. >> here we are again. the boy scouts of america is expected to vote on the resolution to lift the ban on gay scouts. we'll hear from the east bay

father whose sun is at the front of the movement for change coming up. >> now back live to moore, oklahoma. it is just, again, a struggle down there. they are looking for supplies, trying to help people out. the recovery, trying to rebuild things. food is needed. they are getting tetanus shots flown in because of people stepping on nails. it's been a rough go. we have a reporter on the ground in nbc bay area. a live report coming.

young children shocked by what they find when theyemerge the shelter. >> plus new details about the men suspected of carrying out the attack on the u.s. consulate onnen benghazi that killed christopher stevens. >> fierce winds across the bay area today.

temperature wise we hit that sweet spot. we continue the stride as we get into the week and the weekend. the full forecast in a few minutes. >> so far chp's reports have been light on the incidents. but your traffic flow getting heavier with cars. we'll show you the latest slow downs for the south bay coming up. >> speaking of the south bay, a live look outside. look at the sun creeping over the horizon for wednesday, may 22. it will be a beautiful day. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> lost my pen for a second. i'm sorry. >> laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. we are getting our first rook at the first moments after a deadly tornado struck an element rye school in oklahoma city. >> this was the scene outside of briar wood elementary school.

one of two schools taking a direct hit from the ef5 tornado. you can see students crying, trying to grab their parents and teachers' hands. fortunately nobody at the school died. but the plaza elementary school nearby in moore, seven students killed as they tried to take shelter from the huge twister down there. one mother saying she pulled her kids out of school just before the disaster struck. >> something told me, you have to get them out of school. >> families right there just continue sifting through all the piles of massive debris. hundreds more are injured. the oklahoma tornado may be halfway across the country. but its impact is being felt by people in the bay area.

some are about to turn home. christie smith joins us where people are about to board planes back to oklahoma. good morning. >> good morning. a packed airport this morning. there are flights headed to oklahoma city. the first at 6:00 this morning. as packed as the airport is, i have to tell you there aren't many people that appear to be heading to oklahoma. those who do look very determined. they say they are going to get on the ground and try to help. one couple tells us that you have a home near where the deadly tornado struck. they now live here in northern california. the father they say also lives there. both homes okay, they think. they say they are going to help do whatever they can after they have watched horrible suffering in moore. homes and buildings destroyed. they say they have never seen anything like it. they are not certain what they will find or do to pitch in. >> it's horrible.

devastation. you just feel for the families, their loss and hope they have plenty of support and some place to go. >> where do you go to help? >> we don't know. this is our first time through doing this. >> we'll see in a few hours. >> they tell me the first few hours after the tornado struck were the worst. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. our coverage of the devastation in oklahoma continues into our 6:00 hour. jody hernandez is in moore, oklahoma, talking to some of the survivors of the disaster. she's going to join us for a live report coming up. >> new this morning, u.s. officials say they have discovered and identified five

suspects in the terror attacks in benghazi libya. the men are under 24-hour surveillance, wanteded for questioning in the september attack on the u.s. consulate. that attack ended up killing four americans including u.s. ambassador christopher stef s. officials say the white house has enough proof to seize the five men aster error suspects but they are waiting until investigators have enough evidence to try them in a u.s. civilian courtroom. >> 5:34. a special meeting will be held in the bay area tonight to discuss how to protect students from abuse in the classroom. the meeting is in response to lawsuits centered around accusations of abuse of special needs children. the lawsuits claim the district didn't immediately tell authorities about the alleged abuse. a school board advisory committee is hosting the event. a black diamond middle school on sterling hill drive in antioch. >> some call this a landmark

decision. others say it is merely a step in the right direction. today the boy scouts of america voting to consider changing the long standing bay on openly gay scouts. here's the latest on a controversial vote. good morning. >> good morning. we have been covering the story for almost two years now. basically since a local boy was denied his. changing the long standing ban on gay scouts. he's not uh alone. he has plenty of support on change.org. the petition has earned almost 500,000 signatures to date. today what will be happening is 1400 local boy scout leaders will start their two-day meeting in texas where the boy scouts of america are based. and vote on the resolution which drew protesters as recently as

friday. ryan's father says if the policy changes it is a good fist step. >> this resolution at least would allow the youth members of scouting to continue on. it wouldn't put other youth in the position ryan was in. he stuck his neck out on this. i can't even begin to describe how proud i am. >> in the east bay his eagle scout voted to approve the honor but that's unofficial. the traditions would be under mined by the presence of openly gay youth. voting begins. one important deal delaware tail is if gay scouts are aloud gay adults would be banned from serving as scout masters. coming up, how ryan's father feels about that. >> marla, thank you very much. >> want to check the forecast with christina loren. i like the cooler temperatures.

this is nice. >> it's hard not to like perfection. not too hot, not too cold. it will be just right today. temperatures looking really good. we have a beautiful start to the day. they are going to play a factor today. not as strong as yesterday, but rather strong area of low pressure just sitting and spinning in the pacific northwest. what's happening is you can see the flow into the bay area. the cool ocean air moving on shore winds. now coming from the north and pushing to the south. we have pretty strong gusts. we are clocking 47 miles per hour. that's a pretty strong wind gust. those are buoys on the ocean. we have friction with the land. winds start to slow down once they make their way to land. i can tell you it will be breezy to start the day and the winds will pick up. fierce wind. th strongest winds again today between 12:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. keep that in mind after which time we'll see the winds drop

off. it will be cool. count on the wind chill factor as we head throughout the afternoon. 69 degrees on the way to fremont. 68 for san jose and 60s straight up in san francisco. if you want to make the memorial day plans, get outdoors, it's that time of year. a lot of people want to hit the water. we have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. first want to check your drive with mike. any problem? >> slowing on the north 101. reports from the traffic partner of an incident north 101 approaching the scene. i will show you the map. the camera is on the 101 side of 286/80. report of a crash there. we seal see if chp finds anything. that's about it so far. there is a build for 85 and 87 coming toward san jose. we'll watch for those to show

slowing as well. typical pattern for the morning commute. to the tri valley with slowing through livermore. there is an issue. but the updated location seems like the two-car crash. over here closer to grant line road in the backup out of the altimont pass. back to you. >> thanks for the update. it's 5:39. this morning san jose state has the green light to move forward with renovating spartan stadium. they approved the project yesterday which calls for the construction of the athletic complex. the new complex named after alumni dick vermiele and -- walsh. they will receive a new entry plaza, new ticket windows and new all important concession stands. the project is privately funded and work is expected to be done in time for the 2015 football

season. >> a little excitement around the 2016 event now coming our way. less than 24 hours after landing super bowl 50 work start this is morning as the bay area gets ready for the event. aside from the big game, things will be happening all over the bay area. a big one will be the interactive fan exhibit known as the nfl experience. this will be at the musconi center in san francisco. you have a chance, i highly recommend it. the big game will be the feature at the new levi stadium in santa clara. the bid committee working to improve transportation and make with so many people. the world converging on the bay area. >> six super bowls. i recommend the maxim party. >> i bet. 5:40 now. the major recall you need to know about before you serve dinner tonight. >> plus, a dream come true for a sharks fan. he gets the vip treatment and

the team gives this man a great day. a man battling brain cancer.

welcome back. 5:43 now. businesses selling marijuana in san jose will have to pay more starting in july. city council voted to raise the tax on marijuana collectives which could bring in more than a million dollars to the city. good morning, bob. >> good morning. with last night's vote by san jose city council, medical marijuana collectives like this one not far from 880 will have to start paying more taxes. it was a unanimous decision by the council with no one from the public stepping up to voice support or opposition to the rate hike starting in july the almost 100 pot clubs within city limits will have to pay 10% in taxes. that's a hike of 3% which the

city estimates will bring in an exe tra $1.5 million a year. the marijuana shops created controversy in san jose over the past couple of years. the city tried to limit numbers initially to ten but repealed the the rule after pot supporters protested and tried to put it up for a public vote. the clubs are illegal but the city tends to look the other way as long as they aren't close to schools and pay their taxes which they have to pay more of starting in july. reporting live in san jose for "today in the bay." >> last night the city council voted to continue its defense of measure b to reform the city's pension system. council members increased the measure's legal funding by $900,000. the city could save as much as $20 million. san mateo county planning to hire 25 people to help process obamacare applications.

the new employees will deal with individuals and businesses. applications will be accepted starting october 1. it goes into effect january 1 of next year. employees will not be permanent and the federal government will pay half of the more than $3 million that will be used for employee salaries. >> 5:45 now. safe to say it's priceless weather out here. keeping it cool. >> we hit the sweet stride and will keep it going all the way into your holiday weekend. 5:45. weekend just around the corner. 5:45. you can see the sky is completely clear. not just here in san jose. all the way to the coastline. we have a beautiful start to the day. gorgeous sunrise. it's chilly. want to grab a coat. let's get to it this morning. a little bit of cloud cover.

choppy as the winds pick up. picking up between 12:00 and 7:00 p.m. at the mediate coast through the higher elevations. you know the drill. 47 degrees in livermore. 51 to start the day in oakland. good morning to you. you are at 49 degrees to start out on a wednesday morning. as you get little ones to school, make sure they have a coat ready for the start of the day. also breezy. so a light sweater or jacket. probably a good idea. we have an area of low pressure sitting to the north. what it will drive is the cool ocean air. it will pump into the bay area. once this area fizzles out and heads to the east we have another one on its heels to reinforce the cool air. that will move through as we head throughout the weekend. by saturday, holding onto beautiful conditions. not a lot of change. temperatures level off today. 74 for fairfield. 72 in concord. chilly in san francisco.

but keep in mind one month away from the official start of summer time you might enjoy the 60 degrees in san francisco. 68 in san jose. 71 degrees in los gatos. sunday into monday. memorial day weekend looking good. 70 degrees bay side. 61 degrees at the coast. we have the giants forecast coming up next. it's a day game. stick around for that. get out the front door on time. >> you may have more traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show you what it is now. we have cash lanes on teether side. this is our shot from emeryville. the long shot shows the camera trembling. there are gusts of wind from time to time. be careful crossing the bay. no warnings from chp after overnight warnings. they cleared those. bay bridge and san mateo bridge may be susceptible at the high rise. folks are coming off the high

rise. a nice light drive. no problems from the hayward side. the maps will show you that. smooth flow. moving nicely here as well. this is coming out of the altimont pass. you're passing by grant line. here that might give the tri valley a break. they would love that. meanwhile the south bay not a problem. slowing northbound 101. the earlier crash. just watch for a distraction 101 approaching 680 and also downtown. fleetwood mac performing tonight. thanks for watching this morning. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. before you make dinner plans for tonight, foster farms is recalling more than 6,000 pounds of chicken breast strips. federal officials says the chicken producers ready to eat grilled chicken breast strips were mislabeled. the product contain wheat and

soy, known allergens, weren't listed on the labels. the recall came after a customer complained. foster farms said a label was used which didn't contain soy or wheat. thankfully there were no reports of adverse reactions. the strips were produced on april 23. >> great news for the sharks. they are headed back to l.a. with the playoff serieses even at two apiece. the win over the kings definitely boosting the spirits of a die hard fan battling brain cancer. his name, nick gallagher. he started hospice care after fighting cancer for seven years. his wish was to meet his favorite sharks players and ride on the zamboni. the sharks made that big dream come true giving them the red carpet treatment for himself and his family. even got to give the players high fives as they came out of the locker room before the game. >> ever since i became a fan i always wanted to meet them. >> this whole thing is

unbelievable. how they can just have somebody come in and have the lifetime dream. >> yeah. the dream foundation no doubt literally granting wishes and making realities come true for adults and their families suffering from a life-threatening illness. the sharks by the way, won the game last night 2-1 as nick's family cheered them on. >> lucky charm. >> 5:50 now. teenagers leaving facebook and headed to twitter. why they say the company is passe. next. >> rare layoffs in the south bay. and immigration. we'll look at both coming up.

welcome back. laura garcia-cannon allowed me to do this live shot. >> i'm a giver.

>> yes, you are. a little haze in the sky. christina loren says it will be a a cooler day, but very nice and refreshing. please get out and enjoy. kids these days just love twitter. facebook, not so much. a survey shows teenagers expressing waning interest in facebook because of too many adults including mom and dad. they say kids are still using it but usage is no longer on the rise. >> it's 5:53. the controversial immigration bill on its way to the senate. and the process comes after a compromise over high tech visas and the rights of same-sex partners. >> the deal says same-sex partners cannot sponsor their spouse's applications for a green card the way some

democratic senators wanted. the bill did pass. [ cheers and applause ] >> there was a chance if they left it in it would have passed the senate. the deal raises the minimum number of high skills visas to 110,000. there are special limitations for foreign companies located here making it harder to hire foreigners before americans. i mentioned the lack of same sex support for green cards and there is a path to citizenship for those here illegally. it may be fall before the full senate gets a crack at the bill. it's not at all clear when the house might allow its version of the bill to the floor. hewlett-packard is the world's largest manufacturer of computers. that used to be a compliment. now it's more of a liability.

and -- laying off hundreds after announcing it made tl$174 milli in profits. 900 people have or will lose their jobs. they have offices all over the world but its headquarters are in sunniville. it is often ranked at the top of places to work. top five consistently. >> tops if you can hang onto the job. 5:55. time to check in with christina loren. talking about wednesday and beyond. >> good morning to you. let's talk about the giants game. the temperatures will be cool. a big popular day game out there. at&t park, 55 degrees. day games typically sell out. if you are headed to this game, be prepared. it will be breezy and cool.

i think the wind will pick up and carry the ball. if it does it will be out towards mccovey cove. temperatures will be cool. cooler than yesterday. 68 degrees. 60 in san francisco. 68 degrees in oakland. your seven-day forecast is next. let's talk to mike first about the wednesday drive. >> let me talk about fremont. look at that. southbound with all the headlights. a look at the map through the same area. coming down to the upper 50s. at times south of the dunbarton and mission. showing slowing there as well. the south bay, north 101 with slowing north of 680. back to you. >> all right, mike. thank you very much. a napa county winery is giving you the chance to taste wine aged at the bottom of the ocean. the winery in st. helena recovered four cases of wine

placed at that time bottom of the charleston harbor in february. the wine is part of an experiment to determine the effects of ocean aging on the wines. it plans to sink more vino for a longer period of time in the summer. >> 5:57. how mcdonald's hamburglar cost taxpayers in santa clara county $5 million. >> a hamburg lar. all right. plus coverage of devastation in oklahoma continues. it is rough out there. jody hernandez is live in moore, oklahoma. we'll hear from her coming up next.

devastation, despair and determination to rebuild in

oklahoma. our jody hernandez speaks to survivors neck. >> the new financial move aimed in marijuana clinics raising eyebrows about ethics. >> we'll tell you why a fast food hamburger could cost santa clara taxpayers $5 million. >> you can save money on the pg & e e bill as temperatures stay below average. the one caveat, strong winds. we'll let you know when they will be fierce. i have your memorial day weekend forecast. >> as winds are pushing around the camera at east shore freeway we see how it looks and we'll talk about the shake up out of the altimont pass. >> how is this to start your day? from the san bruno cam that's breathtaking, mess me e rising. fill in the blank. just enjoy it on may 22. this is "today in the bay".