firefighters managed to pull her so taste. cars sub merge after a bridge plummets in washington. a cool start to the day. we are going to see a nice, comfortable finish. the rain moves in for your three-day weekend. we will still help you plan those outdoor activities for memorial day. it depends on where you live. that full forecast is coming up in a few moments. you still have to get through the workday. i have a new incident reported for the peninsula. i might have a couple of lanes blocked. we will give you that update where and what coming up. we take you live outside in the south bay as the sun starts to rise. what a nice shot on this friday, may 24th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. it is 6:00. i'm marla tallez in for jon kelley. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news overnight. a young from palo alto now under

arrest accused of killing a family of four in the czech republic. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live with new details about the international manhunt that led to ta overnight arrest. good morning. good morning to you. a pilot and a flight crew out of vienna got some really startling news overnight that a multiple murder suspect was on board their flight back to the united states. a short time later, investigators arrested kevin dahlgren in washington, d.c. czech police say he fled to the u.s. and they had to issue an international warrant for his arrest. police released his photo and a facebook page with the same pictures. he ways taken into custody at dulles airport. the neighbors near prague say he had only been visiting for a few weeks and identified the victims as a married couple and their sons. firefighters came for an initial call of a house fire and instead found the victims inside. they didn't give details on a motive but said that various

weapons were used but not a gun. now, a local ukulele band told the "associated press" that two of its members were among those victims. dahlgren's facebook page has a direct link to that band. one neighbor says he had met him recently. he seemed absolutely fine. apparently, he told him that he didn't like the western world. america was too fast and, in kt fa, he liked the placid people in europe. >> reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." new video of an overnight rescue to pull someone out of an overturned vehicle on highway 1 in santa cruz county. the chp tells us the vehicle overturned into the center divide in a construction zone and landed in between two pylons. the victim wound up trapped underneath the car. it is unclear what type of injuries this person has or what their condition is today. traffic was brought to a stop during the rescue but traffic is now back to normal this morning. also new this morning,

cleanup is wrapping up at a busy south bay intersection right now. it is the scene of a horrific crash overnight. an suv, if you can even make it out in these pictures, slammed into a light pole near the intersection of aborn road and rubie avenue in san jose. that's up in the evergreen hills. they had to cut the suv to get a woman out. we are still working to find out if alcohol played a role in the crash. no word on the victim's condition. it is 6:03. more than 40 aftershocks continued to be felt in greenville north of sacramento. that's where a major earthquake hit last night just before 9:00. this morning, we have new pictures and video of that earthquake which some say was felt as far south as right here in the bay area. bob redell joins us live in the usgs in menlo park with new pictures and video from overnight. good morning. good morning to you, marla.

seismologists tell us how interesting it is that so many people did feel this earthquake so far south. there were people throughout the bay area that reported feeling this 5.7 quake last night. that's note worthy, because its epicenter was in túgreenville, plum me plumes county. dozens of aftershocks are rallying that part of the state. the grocery store in greenville put this video up on its facebook page showing items falling from the shelves when the quake hit. you can see lights starting to flicker. one man in greenville posted this youtube video showing a crack that formed after the big quake struck. he also shared video of water leaping out of his pool during all that shaking. our sister station says that some people at a celebration for the sacramento kings felt the shaking but weren't sure what it was at first. >> i didn't feel anything. i think i was too close to the speakers, feeling the vibration there. i didn't feel anything. >> what about you?

>> i didn't know about it until you told me about it. i did kind of feel something a little. i thought it was the crowd. so far, there were no reports of any serious damage. one injury in sacramento apparently a woman fell down the stairs when the quake hit. reporting live at the usgs in menlo park, bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:05. the past hour, police in washington state confirmed that nbc bay area that an oversized truck is to blame for yesterday's bridge collapse along interstate 5 just north of seattle. authorities say it is a miracle no one was killed when this section came crashing down in mt. vernon around 7:00 last night. take a look at these pictures, amazing. rescue crews pulled three from these chilly waters. they are recovering in the hospital today. an oversized big rig hit part of the bridge before the collapse. the bridge is a main thoroughfare from mt. vernon, an

hour north of seattle. two van yufr british columbia. right now, both directions of i-5 are expected to remain shut down for the next several days. authorities continue to investigate. the bridge was built in 1955. it is considered functionally obsolete. the bridge design is outdated. coming up later in this hour, a live report from that scene. >> we want to check the forecast now with meteorologist, see how we are looking for today. it has been a beautiful start. >> it really is pretty. we are getting some pretty live shots into our newsroom. 6:06. winds relax and the fog settles in. it is about to be really cool. come over to your television. a thin layer.

out there in the distance. memorial day weekend holiday. outdoor plans are for today more than any day. we have temperatures tumbling and winds picking up and rain in the forecast as well. wind speeds are certainly dropping off. that's what's bringing in that fog. chilly enough for a coat. 46, sun knoma. 1 degree away from the 30s in gilroy. grab that coat this morning. look at where we are headed. we will be at 65 inland. noon, 75 in the heat of the day. 70 degrees baysidebvev at the c. 62, might need that coat. pacifica and half moon bay. i will show you when that rain arrives. if you can't stick around for that, stick around for one more minute. mike knows what's coming down on the highways. christina is talking about the winds coming in, not the same effect orn our cameras.

we will warn you about that. steadier shot than yesterday. the san mateo bridge, the approach into foster city. a smooth drive as that sun does come up here. a nice glow because of the haze we have in our air. looking over toward the peninsula side as well and the maps. we see a smooth drive at 84 and the bottom have the dumbarton bridge and the san mateo bridge. highway 92 moves smoothly. south 101 as you are passing by the airport, sfo. we do have reports of debris just south of that mill bury exit. watch for that. sounds like there is some tire debris and clothing. a curious combination. no reports of any crashes. we'll track that. i'll let you know if we have to do any brakes as well. a smooth drive. no drama. we have a slower build through 880. hayward and no censor slowing. just yellow here. about 60 miles per hour on the freeways. it builds a bit for industrial and mission. we are looking toward the dublin interchange, 580.

it slows passing by the auto stores, toyota. you are approaching 680 and 84 through livermore. mild slowing as it shifts to local traffic. a live look outside shows you the bay bridge. the cash lanes on either side. a nice look here as the fast-track lanes are flowing. back to you. 6:09. coming up, a celebration fit for a superhero. we will tell you how a bay area caped crusader is being honored at tonight's giants game. >> the irs controversy continues. one of the officials has been suspended. we will have the very latest coming up in business. a live look outside. hp pavilion, sun is up. hope the sharks are as well. coming back to town on sunday night. we will find out when the puck is going to drop and keep you posted.

happy friday. 6:11. headed toward the 70s. dress in layers for today. you are going to need that umbrella over the course of the next 72 hours. that time-out system of low pressure. looking over here to fremont. that's smooth. we have a crash cracking that auto mall parkway on ramp for 680. we'll give you the latest update coming up. 6:12 right now. time for a check of the day's top stories. a palo alto man has been arrested. kevin dahlgren, police believe, killed a family of four and set their home on fire and then fled to the u.s. he was arrested last night at

dulles airport in virginia. three people have been hospitalized after an overnight crash in san jose. two vehicles collided near abor and ruby sending an suv slamming into a light pole. one woman was trapped and had to be cut out of the car. the interstate 5 bridge collapse was caused been an oversized truck. chief john batise told an overnight news conference that the truck hit an overhead span. the truck made it safely off the idge and the driver remained at the scene and said to have cooperated with investigations. people are rescued and they are recovering. 6:13 right now. a san francisco baggage handler has a date with a judge after he was arrested.

he was caught stealing ipads and purses. after getting more than 50 complaints. officers say he is cooperating. most experts expected. scott mcgrew, huge boots for the president's plan. >> it really is. there ha been all kinds of talk. how about expensive care obama was going to be. largest, most important state in the u.s. it looks like everything is going to be okay. health care and insurance, ridiculously complicated. the bottom line is a californian earning very little. 150% of the poverty line. someone who doesn't get health care from him or her employer would pay around $44 a month for the so-called silver plan of federally mandated health care. more than 7 million californians

have no health insurance whatsoever. so your takeaway this morning is obama care is apparently not as costly as even the most neutral of experts said it would be. the irs has suspended lois lerner, who sort of took the fifth in front of congress. she proclaimed her innocence in the irs scandal and then said she would not answer questions under oath. her hybrid fifth amendment claim made congress very angry. "the washington post" said she was asked to resign by the new head of the irs. she refused and has been placed on suspension. a federal judge did something unexpected thursday. she said it was likely apple would lose a court case that hasn't even started. apple is accused of price fixing ebooks. they got a lot more expensive after the ipads came along. there are e-mails from steve jobs proposing price fixing. the judge says the feds are

probably going to win this case. i wanted to call your attention to an event in san francisco this week. marla andçbsñ laura, tech shop going to have an open house at their san francisco location on saturday. it is at howard near the masconi center. you can walk through and see all of the tools. this is like a gem for people that build things. you pay a monthly fee and you can do anything you want on tools that are hundreds of thousands of dollars. it is great fun. if you are planning on building a killer robot, this would be the place to do it. >> the inventor's gym. >> see what you can create out there. >> thanks a lot, scott. meteorologist meteorologist christina loren taking a look at the three-day forecast. >> not as much as we have been dealing with. good morning to you, marla and laura. good morning to you at home. we want to start with the live picture to show you this flag has been violently waving over the past couple days. winds have been so strong. today, winds have relaxed.

that is a sure sign that we are going to see less choppy conditions on the bay for today. let's go ahead and start with your temperatures. it is chilly out there. we are getting close to the 30s in places like napa and santa rosa. you want a light jacket or a coat to start the day. today's highs are going to be very, very comfortable. 46, san jose. 40, down in gilroy. winds have relaxed. still going to call it breezy for today. you want to keep that in mind. when it comes to the rain we are expecting, i said rain, over the course of your holiday weekend, i do think most of the bay area is going to make the outdoor plans. we stopped the clock at 10:00 a.m. everybody across the bay area can get outdoors without having to dodge showers at that point. we stopped it at 3:00 p.m. at santa rosa, marin county, santa rosa county, you want to make the indoor plans starting at 3:00. all that moisture presses to the south between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 pp. if you are looking for sunshine, you live in the north bay shall the city by the bay, head to the south bay.

head to monterrey. it is going to be really nice down there as we head throughout the weekend as well. tuesday, we have even more rain on the way. so you have to head to the beach if that's what your thing is. your family does it every year. i would say, hit santa cruz. that's going to be the most comfortable place to go. a little bit of fog out there. as we head throughout the next couple of days, we are going to keep rain in the forecast until wednesday. today is going to be one of the warmest of the next five. 76 in gilroy. 72 santa teresa. 61 degrees in san francisco. there it is, seven-day outlook. the system clears of here. temperatures cool. then, we start to see that big ridge of high pressure, the pacific ridge that keeps us warm in the summer months, builds in quickly. we are going to get up to close to 80 degrees between wednesday and thursday next week. lelts check that drive. being a friday before a three-day weekend, we are expecting an even lighter flow of traffic. we are seeing it in san jose.

it is still building. shadows building over that. monday through thursday. today, a light flow of traffic. downtown, the rest of your shout bay looks really nice. getting out of fremont, i told you about this. north of 680, getting on at auto mall parkway. an earlier crash. a car hit cardboard. that was affecting the on ramp. no updates in the last few minutes. we say there may still be activity there. the freeway moves smoothly. southbound 680 moves smoothly out of sunol and into the area. we are looking to the peninsula side as well with a smooth flow of traffic across the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. we have debris reporting southbound. 101 still reported there.

just headed down towards the sfo exit. it sounds like your two left lanes might still be affected. we have seen no slowing on that section. oakland 880 shows a smooth drive. the metering lights have just turned on. there is no backup. we are going to end with this shot. let's show you. a lighter flow right now. back to you. we are already looking ahead to sunday. the sharks are back in san jose on sunday facing that breink of elimination. they lost, three games to two. game six will be at the shark tank on sunday. puck drop time still there. the giants are home kicking up a three-game series against the rockies. >> throwing out tonight's first pitch, a special woman from the east bay. barbara casados is the founder of the kiss the toad creation. a;ypñ nonprofit whose main.

of course, you can catch all the action here tonight on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. tim lincecum on the hill. first pitch, 7:15. it is 6:20. coming up, rubbing alcohol and food coloring sold as scotch. widespread sales, fake alcohol. >> plus, the emergency coming. star command,

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>> a live look at the golden gate bridge. friday light into the city by the bay. it is 6:24. new video coming into our newsroom of the water main break we showed you in our 5:00 hour happening in kansas city, missouri. water just shooting out this morning, pretty high. as tall as the trees. across the street from a church. this doesn't seem to be bothering the drivers. dozens appear to be in the area excessively. it is something we are keeping our eye on. two british airway flights to the bay area are running late right now because of an incident that happened at heathrow

airport. overnight, both runways of the london airport were closed because a flight to norway had to make an emergency landing. no be on board was hurt. it did set off a number of delays and caught up in all that, the two british airways flights to sfo. we checked with flightaware.com. both flights are running an hour behind schedule. japan's all nippon airways resumes boeing 787 dreamliner flights this sunday after ÷ it is one of five commercial flights they are running this month. the jet will be back at san jose airport june 1st when regular service begins. united airlines resumed its use of the airports on monday. the planes were grounded for smoldering batteries. the assembly appropriations committee votes on a new bill today requiring manufacturers to keep the most common plastic junk out of state waterways. the legislation aims to reduce plastic pollution on california's coastline by 95% in

2024. if it passes today, the measure will go before the full chamber next week. 6:25. paying top dollar for fake booze. an investigation uncovered some 29 bars and restaurants charging customers premium prices nor cheap and sometimes fake alcohol. at one bar, a mixture of rubbing alcohol and carmel coloring was sold as scotch. the restaurant's accused include 13 tgi friday's. the chain says it is chocked by the allegations and they are now conducting their own investigation. chris christie is co-hosting the "today" show this morning alongside matt lauer. he is going to show that the jersey shore is ready for business seven months after being wiped out by superstorm sandy.

christi is involved in several events designed to boost tourism. it will be broadcast from seaside heights. the large roller coaster swept out to sea was removed this month. the seaside amusement park plans to have 18 rides open in time for summer. tourism there brings an estimated $35 billion a year to the new jersey economy. glad to see it coming back. exactly. 6:27. still ahead, a one-two punch in oklahoma. how mother nature pulling people back from collecting precious belongings inside the rubble in the aftermath of that deadly tornado. a googwas a google theft ane job? we will tell you why a former employee is under arrest and what he is accused of stealing. >> one of my favorites in the bay area. palace of fine arts in the marina district. sun shining brightly out there making its way for a good friday

morning. weather and traffic, a lot more news ahead. 6:27.

good friday morning. the opening bell with the u.s. armed forces. an extended weekend for many. good morning. i'm marla tallez i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have an update on several breaking stories. three people in the hospital after a car slammed into a light pole near the intersection of bay born road and rubie avenue in san jose's evergreen area. firefighters had cut into the car just to get the woman out. firefighters had to rescue a person pinned beneath an

overturned car. it is unclear what type of injuries that person has or what their condition is this morning. a young man in palo alto under arrest accused of killing a family of four in the czech republic. he was arrested overnight at dulles airport in virginia. "today in the bay's" christie smith gathering new details on the incident. she will have a live report coming up at 6:45. right now, 6:31. a long weekend in oklahoma as neighbors in the path of that deadly tornado continued to bury loved ones an clear debris. in the midst of all the heartbreak, there is gratitude this morning as parents go back to say thank you to the teachers that helped their little ones survive the ordeal. nbc bay area sarah dalif is in ore, oklahoma, with the latest. good morning. good morning, marla. re residents woke up to a difficult day today. two more funerals planned for the children killed at tower instead of days filled with

barbecues this memorial day weekend, there will be more cleanup. and more heartache. thursday, mourners buried the first of seven students, 9-year-old antonio kandelaria. killed at plaza towers elementary school. for those who survived, gratitude for the teachers and staff that put themselves at risk protecting children. >> i am never going to have any thing, any words to repay her for what she did. she threw herself on my daughter to protect her. >> students from plaza towers as well as the second damaged school, briarwood elementary, gathered thursday for a final assembly. a chance at closure. >> it makes me glad to see my friends and that they are alive. i am alive and that i am okay. president obama is scheduled to visit the ravaged community sunday. he plans to tour the 17-mile path of destroyed homes and

businesses. and meet with the first responders who have provided everything from muscle to food for shell-shocked survivors. heavy rain and thunderstorms continue to slow cleanup efforts with more bad weather expected today. it will take months of hard and emotional work. more construction crews clearing out the debris. this is a car that landed on top of a credit union. they estimate it will take about a week to get all of this metal and rubble out of the way. now, meanwhile, new estimates put the number of homes destroyed in the tornado at about 12,000.

>> so much of that unrecognizable. thanks so much. >> just obliterated. taken out. it is amazing. we want to check on our forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. a lot of folks have a three-day weekend coming up. a three-day weekend as we get ready to honor the men and women who have served this great nation. temperatures are going to be much cooler than average as we head throughout the upcoming weekend. today is going to be perfect for your outdoor plans. good friday morning to you. in san francisco, take you high atop san bruno. we have a little low cloud cover here. it is clearing so quickly. we can watch it clearing this morning with the naked eye. we are getting some really beautiful live pictures this morning right here into our nbc bay area newsroom. as we head throughout the day, winds aren't going to play as much of a factor. we are still going to call it breezy. specially at the coast through the higher elevations. 75 degrees inland. 70 degrees bayside. 62 degrees at the coast.

we have rain headed our way over the course of a three-day weekend. it depends on where you live whether or not you want to make those plans indoors this year for memorial day. stay tuned. i will have that forecast coming up next. let's check that drive. good friday morning, mike. great friday morning drive. it is friday. also, it is friday before a three-day weekend for many work folks. that's why the eastshore freeway still looks sparsely populated. we have the low clouds or haze. it is not a problem for visibility. we will look at the map and show you it is a smooth drive through the area. speeds here where it is yellow. only down to 55, 57 at their worse. very easy drive. you just saw how much spacing there is. there is no metering lights yet. i don't know if i misspoke. 6:35. we may not see those turned on for basically the morning commute. we will track that. we are looking to the city where we had earlier slowing on city streets, van ness and coming off of golden gate bridge. things have sorted themselves back out an no problems in or out of the city across the bay

bridge or the golden gate bridge. we will give you a look. san rafael southbound, an easy drive. you are at the limit. here, the curves at terra linda, look at that. well-lit but no problems as far as that flow south towards lincoln, guys. back to you. 6:35. students at a bay area high school are dealing with the loss of one of through peers. a high school student died tuesday after suffering a brain hemorrhage while weightlifting at a local gym. she attended the high school for about a year and a half after moving to the united states. they are collecting funds for the family. 6:36. a former google employee has been arrested accused of stealing electronics from the company. police say, edwin hernandez was fired late last month. someone resembling him got into a google building using his i.d. card and stole three laptops and some expensive head phones.

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a follow-up to a brutal attack in london. terror analysts say they are seeing an increase in chatter on extremist sites. sources tell the "associated press" london is adding 1200 police officers to deal with potential troubled spots. new this morning, a powerful 8.3 magnitude earthquake rocked the far east coast of russia. the quake was centered in the sea of okhutz. trimmers lasted for about five minutes after the quake and were felt 4500 miles away in moscow. russian news agencies said many people were seen running from buildings and many schools had to be evacuated as well. the tsunami was issued for surrounding issues and lifted a short time later.

he put his big mac down to help free three women held captive in a home for a decade. 15 restaurants in cleveland are offering hero, charles ramsey, free hamburgers whenever he wants. the dishwasher became an internet sensation after helping three women escape from his house. a peninsula man becomes a target of an international manhunt. we will tell you where he was arrested and the violent crime he is accused of committing overseas. a bridge still submerged after a major collapse. what caused it to come crashing down. we are live in washington next. taking a live look at san jose. chilly to start. 46 degrees here. we have rain on the way for memorial way. don't cancel that barbecue just yet. we will tell you whether or not you should make those plans indoors. it depends on where you live giving you the timeline for rain. your seven-day forecast is up next. sticking up to are that one. right here, we are looking at

110. a smooth drive. that sun might play a factor for the view of your morning drive. something in the lanes. roadways in the east bay. is it bigger than a bread box. yes, it is.

president obama leaving washington, d.c. as he is headed to annapolis, maryland. he is delivering the commencement address at the u.s. naval academy. awaiting the takeoff. there it goes right now. a lot of commencements happening this weekend. congratulations to you! . much to celebrate. 6:44. breaking news overnight. a young man in palo alto now under arrest accused of killing

a family of four in the czech republic. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live with details about the vñ international manh. a pilot and crew out of vienna got some disturbing news overnight that a multiple murder suspect was on board on the run and trying to make it back here to the united states. well, kevin dahlgren was finally arrested in washington, d.c. at dulles airport accused of killing four people in the czech republic. he is 21 years old. police released his photo. the same pictures on a facebook page that say he is from palo alto. the fire started after firefighters tackled a house fire and found the four victims inside. the house hardly burned at all. neighbors say the victims are a couple and their would sons, a 24-year-old and a teenager. a local band is telling reporters that two of its

members were among the victims. dahlgren's facebook page has a link directly to the band. neighbors say they believe he came here for a visit and had only been in the area for a few weeks, he looked fine, one neighbor said, and said that he told them he didn't like the western world. life in american was just too fast and he liked the placid people in the czech republic and investigators have not released any information on a motive. reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." a grandmother who kidnapped her granddaughter from the bay area two years ago is set to be sentenced. erika shirley from southern california will be sentenced in martinez. court document cans say she broke into her son's home in knightson in may of 2011 and took her baby granddaughter. she took a cab to her home where she was arrested the next day. also, in court today, a preliminary hearing begins for

an alleged serial car thief wanted in six bay area counties. he has pleaded not guilty. he was arrested in berkeley earlier this month after running from police officers. we are certainly watching the weather. not as well as christina. we had some really beautiful live looks outside. this coming from the east bay. christina has a look at our forecast for today and beyond. it is an important one. specially when we have rain showers coming in on memorial day. barbecues interrupted. we will get to that in just one minute. 6:47. good morning to you, marla, laura. good morning to you at home. you made it to friday. congratulations. 6:47 now. taking ai live look here. this is san bruno. i want to show you, we have some low clouds out there, not a whole lot to show you. not enough to force flight delays out of sfo. getting some beautiful live pictures into our newsroom. this is a cool shot. you see how fog works.

the sun comes out and burns off the top layer and fog clears from the top down. 6:47. no flight delays out of sfo if you are trying to get out and about. we are looking pretty good. there is a weather system that will impact the northeast as you head through tomorrow. you want to check ahead with your carrier. 41 degrees in napa. 49 in san francisco. good morning to you. sunnyvale, 45. it is pretty chilly this morning in gilroy where we have 40 degrees straight up. let's talk showers on monday, what we are expecting. find your city on the map or closest neighboring city. we are going to continue that dry pattern until 10:00 a.m. the showers move in. i can tell you right now, you can get outdoors until at least 1:00 p.m. on monday. between 1:00 and 4:00, you start to get dicey with .600 of an

inch of rain. we are going to see a little more rainfall. we could see kind of a slow drive to work on tuesday. put that on your back burner for now. 74 in livermore. 72, san jose and 61 degrees. beautiful san francisco is going to be a little bit chilly. nice and clear. hold off on the showers until the second half of the day. showers expected on tuesday. they will clear out quickly. we will still be able to warm up into the 70s. 6:49. that drive is heating up. being a friday and the friday before, a three-day weekend. we have a very easy drive. we will start in the south bay where we are looking at the northbound routes holding steady at basically this volume for 101. quite relaxing for your drive as you get up north through san jose. we will show you the map. 101.relaxing is it, northbound reports of a car on the

shoulder. someone on the back scene of the mini-van taking a nap. that's how relaxing it is. chp, let them know that's the situation. we are showing a gentle slowdown. upper 50s. north 101 toward 880. they have smoothed out. now, you are back to the limit there. 85, 17, all looking really good. we are also taking you to the tri-valley with nothing big as far as the flow of traffic. at the limit for 580 and 84. as we move up the area north of here, a typical slowing for antioch. building through bay point and on surface streets. willow path at bailey. it is a great dane. that's the big deal over here. lighter flow, you do have slowing for highway 4. we will get you a look at berkeley. interstate 880 from berkeley. no backup, no metering lights. look at the toll plaza, you guys.

that's awesome. we'll send it back to you. >> this next story, not too awesome. new video in our newsroom of a bizarre crash. police say a driver plowed into several parked cars early this morning near downtown have the officers aren't telling us much. a witness telling us a driver hit a few cars and ended up on top of another car. they had to push it off before toei towing them all away. the driver was taken to the hospital. there is no word on this person's condition. 6:51. new video of an overnight rescue from an overturned vehicle on highway 1 near socal in santa cruz county. they tell us the vehicle overturned into the center divide into a construction zone. it landed in between two pilings. the victim wound up trapped underneath the car. it is unclear what type of injuries that person has or what

their condition is today. traffic was brought to a stop during that rescue. it is back to normal now this morning. new this morning, the intersection of aborn road and rubie avenue in san jose's evergreen neighborhood is open again after an overnight car crash. the car slammed into a light pole sending three people to the hospital. firefighters had to cut into the car to get one of the passengers out. we have a call into police to find out if alcohol played a role. there is no word on the victim's condition dozens of aftershocks are being felt following last night's 5.7 quake north of greenville. the shake was so strong. it was felt by some here in the bay area. bob redell live at the u.s. geological survey in menlo park with new video from overnight. good morning to you. dozens of aftershocks since last night's 5.7 in the northern part of northern california. a major 5.7 earthquake that was

centered in plumes county in greenville. you get a pretty good sense of what that quake looked like. this grocery store put the video on the page showing items falling from shelves. you can see the light starting to flicker. one man posted this youtube video showing a crack in his wall that formed after the big quake struck. you can also see he shared a video of water leaking out of his pool after the shaking. people reported that they felt this 5.7 quake. the scientists found that interesting, that it was felt so far south considering its epicenter as i mentioned was in greenville, in plumes county, more than 100 miles northeast of sacramento. >> what's interesting, it is very flat. everybody knows that. those kind of rocks, flat,

deposited rocks that are shut down amplify ground motions. >> reporter: we do know one woman in sacramento was injured, reportedly down the stairs when the quake hit. bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:53. in the past two hours, washington state police say they now know what caused a bridge along interstate to crash into the river below. >> jake whitenburg is live in mt. vernon with a look at the collapsed bridge. >> reporter: this is going to be a major issue. many are saying it is a miracle this wasn't worse. look at the ground where the ground meets the river and move your eyes up the river and you can see two vehicles, a truck there on the left that was carrying two people from oak harbor. that truck still partially submerged. the female is still in the

hospital. both are expected to be okay. the roof is from the frigid cold water. a man was on the roof for a long time before rescuers could reach him. he is also okay this morning. they are saying this morning, state patrol says a truck driver is likely to blame here. his oversized rig clipped a steel beam that has risen above interstate 5. the bridge wobbled momentarily and collapsed straight into the water here sending those vehicles plunging into the water. they double and triple check that no vehicles were left under the water. they want to make sure they ott everybody they need here. they are preserving the scene on purpose. there is not much activity so far this morning. federal investigators will be here as well from the ntsb. they want to find out what happened as well. 70,000 to 90,000 vehicles use this major arterial between canada and seattle, not only for folks getting out of the weekend

but for the economy. a major economic artery here. a lot of businesses depend on getting north and south here. we are expecting to see some detours for a long while. weeks before they can get a fix. back to you guys now. thanks so much. >> surprising no one was injured. >> 6:55. scott mcgrew has been thinking a lot about the weather this week. little weather stations in cylinders. one goes inside your house. the other goes outside. the devices collect all kinds of data, temperature, pressure, humidity. also, even the level of carbon dioxide, i guess we would call that stuffyness. it takes all the data and mixes it with data off the internet, radar, localized weather alert and sends it to your iphone and ipad devices. these will not replace meteorologists, christina loren

is a friend of mine nd , sir, y are no christina loren. the same thing happens in my car. i have that thing in the screen that will tell me this highway is red and it's bogged down because of a guy sleeping in his mini-van. it will give you data. we need the experts to int prit it. >> mike and christina are far more interesting. tell his little buddy to come see me during hurricane season. how about that. good morning. we have a great-looking day shaping up as you are making your way out the front door. you probably want to dress the little ones in a light sweater or jacket, something they can take off early. 75 degrees at 4:00 p.m. a nice, warm finish. 70 degrees bayside. a little chilly. they will probably need that coat all day today at the coast as will you at 62 degrees. don't forget, those giants are

back at t you cit. you can catch giants out there. let's check the drive with mike. i want to show folks this shot. you might not see it other places. we have turned our camera toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the other camera is shooting into the sun. these are the toll lanes. no problem at the plaza. an easy flow from oakland in towards san francisco. we will look at the map and talk about that flow. the eastshore freeway only down into the upper 50s. that's about it. no problems at the maze. talk about a game in the city. they expect the build to start around mid-day getting into san francisco. the south bay, easy drive. northbound 101 shows flips around the capital expressway. that person is sleeping on the shoulder in their mini-van at brokaw, 280 and 85 show a gentle

build. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:58. a final check of the day's top stories. a palo alto man has been arrested in connection with the death of a family of four in the czech republic. kevin dahlgren killed them, set their home on fire and fled to the u.s. he was arrested at dulles airport in virginia. british authorities are preparing for protesters and possible copycat terror attacks. the london police force is adding 1200 officers to patrol potential troubled spots. japan airlines will resume flights with boeing 787. they were grounded for problems with smoldering batteries. they operate dreamliner service between san jose and japan. happening now, president obama, he is set to deliver the commencement address to the naval academy this morning in annapolis, maryland. this is a live look at the podium. he is waiting for mr. obama to

alive. we just saw the helicopter take off from d.c. he is up in the air right now as we speak. >> a lot of people celebrating graduations. >> congratulations here. >> good to be back. >> thanks so much for joining us. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a live, local news update. our next newscast is at 11:00. have a great memorial day weekend everyone! >> i assumed it was it at that point. there was no hope is what i was thinking but here i stand, i guess. >> landmark decision after years of debate the boy scouts vote to allow openly gay members but keep the ban on gay scout leaders. will the controversial decision split the organization in half? and jersey strong, seven months after sandy, parts of in th