behind bars, a former bay area high school football coach arrested for child molestation and there could be more victims. santa clara county leading the way in tuberculosis cases, why the county is top in the nation. and a major announcement expected from tesla this morning but it slipped out early. right now we take you live to san francisco looking at the bay bridge all sparkly as there are people on their way into san francisco at this hour on this thursday, may 30th. this is "today in the bay". are you awake? it's 4:30, i'm marla telea.

>> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> it takes the edge off knowing it's thursday. good morning to you, laura, marla. temperatures are quite a bit chillier than the past 24 hours so we're running about five to eight degrees cooler, the 40s have returned up in santa rosa. napa is at 46 degrees this morning so grab that coat but something you can ditch by about 10:00 a.m. as the heat wave starts today. how hot it will get and how long it will last. good morning, mike. >> as we get ready for work at home, folks getting ready to pick up the flashing lights the high street off-ramp is still closed. cal transputs a general note around the coliseum and the map shows you the zone between the coliseum and 16th, both have

crew there is, in the southbound direction possibly until 6:00 a.m. so we'll watch for potential slowing. also east highway 4 headed towards summersville a crash just before you get to the construction zone. westbound also clear but the spot the first to show any slowing in the bay area. back to you. investigators in cloud co sa county say there may be a long line of victims, barron edwards coached the varsity football team at kennedy high school in richmond from 2004 to 2005. investigators are urging other victims to come forward. a red cross volunteer is headed to oklahoma city to help with disaster relief in moore. she is a clinical psychologist and specializes in grief

counseling. she'll spend the next ten days in oklahoma where she'll meet with some of the victims coping with the loss of homes, family members and friends. >> to look at people realizing this actually happened, the reality has sunk in and how do they pull themselves together to move on. >> vermont says her most important goal is to be a friend to people she meets and help them understand how to deal with their feelings. she's worked with red cross in several disaster area in the past including hurricane isaac and the earthquake in haiti. the driver involved in a deadly crash on memorial day is expected to be charged today, paul diaz was driving a green mustang when it collided with a honda early monday morning. three of diaz's passengers died in this crash. the driver of the other car was not seriously hurt. officers say diaz ran away from

the scene but then turned himself in to police a few hours later. 4:33, south bay police looking for your help in catching a pair of burglars who broke into a sunnyvale home. look at the new surveillance photos, they're pretty clear. police say two men broke into the home through an unlocked window in the middle of the day last friday and stole jewelry. the men reportedly took off in a newer model red four-door sedan, possibly a 2013 ford taurus. neighbors say the two men were posing as magazine salesmen in the area. if you have any information on this crime, call the sunnyvale police department. the mayor of milpitas will speak out about a recent uptick of crime in his city. milpitas police report car thefts in the city rose 62% in 2012 compared to 2011. the city police chief says many of the car thefts happened in the great mall parking lot.

tonight's state of the city address will be at 7:00 at the milpitas community center. 4:34, the santa clara health department sounding the alarm of the case of tuberculosises in the south bay. they had some of the highest rates in the country, one of the reasons they're saying is diversity. many people from the bay area travel to and from countries where there are high tb rates. it's spread through the air when a person coughs that, makes it a public safety concern. coming up at 5:00 we're live in san jose. the san jose police department will honor officers today killed in the line of duty. the department's annual memorial ceremony will be held at san jose police headquarters. mayor chuck reed, city council members and family members of fallen officers will be there for the ceremony. 11 san jose police officers have lost their lives while serving

in that city. the most recent was officer jeffrey fontana, shot and killed by a driver during a traffic stop in 2001. redwood city is going high tech, police using new computer software that combines information about citations, collisions and dui arrests to identify trouble spots in the city. the software helps planners determine where street improvements can be made. police recently ended a pilot program using red light cameras. police said the cameras seemed to help reduce collisions but it's not clear whether they'll be part of the new traffic safety strategy. tesla was supposed to make an announcement later today but last night the ceo said the company will triple its super charger coverage throughout the country. it will allow electric car owners to drive coast to coast from san francisco to new york

city. drivers on the peninsula will notice a large plume of smoke but no need to worry. firefighters will already be there. two prescribed burns at the arastradero golf club to make sure the weather is cooperating as well and if all goes as planned the burn will start at 9:00 and it will cover nine acres. crews from woodside, santa clara county and cal fire will be on scene. if you see smoke that's why. meteorologist christina loren, a colder start to the day. >> it is, good morning to you. one thing i want to point out with the prescribed burns, we don't have strong winds. they are going to pick up as we get into the afternoon picking up between the hours of 2:00 and

7:00 and of course the wind-prone areas. across the bay we'll see the stronger gusts as we head throughout the day but temperatures are nice and mild out there, it's a little bit cooler, it's been feeling downright tropical for the past few mornings but this morning you'll notice a cooler start to gilroy at 47 degrees. 48 in santa rosa, and we're at 53 degrees in concord this morning so we stop the clock on the futurecast, take you into the noon hour and look at this, temperatures are already in the 80s where we cut off that national coolant. at noon 81 degrees in antioch. it's a great day to make the outdoor lunch plans in the city. letting warm in livermore, 81. your seven-day outlook is coming up next, i'll help you make the weekend plans. it's so close now, mike. so close. over to you. >> almost there.

fremont we are currently right there at the truck scales in the southbound side you see with the headlights a smooth drive here. we'll look at the map no problem for 880 or 680, mission boulevard also clear. mission boulevard is closed between 880 and warm springs boulevard just until 5:00, another 20 minutes, they're moving a crane overnight and it's been closed since midnight part of the bar.a.r.t. to san je project. we're looking at northbound 880, overnight crews had blocked a couple of lanes. the crews were waiting for the pavement to cure in the northbound side and a slower sensor read, light traffic but down a couple of lanes heading north 101 to 37. it will be an intense day for dozens of the country's best spellers including audrey bento.

>> the 14-year-old advanced to the semifinal correctly spelling prosciutto and umami. >> cupertino's only neh neha cornikala did not make it to the final round. the 13-year-old missed the cut after her scores from the oral and written tests were combined. they have vocabulary this year. >> they don't mess around. >> not at all. vintage vino, the french wines up for grab if you have the money. trying to heal, the benefit for the victims of the oklahoma tornado and emotional as the community of moore tries to move forward. a fast moving train collides with a garbage truck in maryland, what officials think may have caused the cash.

the fbi accused of traffics child pornography, the sting prompts people to ask how far is too far.

welcome back, everyone. 4:43. oakland firefighters using

modern technology to spread the word that they got a fire out. completed it from, didn't let it spread this morning as you look at their live tweets this morning. there was a fire burning at a warehouse at 51st avenue but they put it out. there was light smoke coming up from that area so thank you oakland firefighters doing their job. seems like a perfect match, spotify in the war field. it is expanding in san francisco. spotify which rivals pandora, is moving into the warfield building on market street. the company has a small number of employees in the city's financial district but says it hopes to make the move to its new home by mid-july. spotify is the 11th tech company to move into the city's central market neighborhood since 2011. google's motorola is revealing where the new phone will be made.

bertha coombs is live with that and how futures are trading this morning. how is it going? >> hey, good morning. futures are lower. we saw the dow yesterday give back all those gains from tuesday as worries surged again about the health of the global economy, folks eyeing a slowdown in china. stocks cut their losses in half by the close. this morning we'll look at data in terms of the growth of the economy in the u.s., we'll get first quarter gdp and as usual around 8:30 eastern unemployment, the weekly unemployment claims, also pending home sales. the dow falling 106 points on wednesday, we'll start the day at 15,302, the nasdaq starts at 46 after losing 21. motorola is trying to get its cool back with a comeback in a new smartphone category. the company which is now owned by google says it's going to launch a high-end smartphone later this year called the moto x but the biggest cool factor may be the fact that it's

made in the usa. it will be built at a plant outside of dallas which will employ 2,000 people. and you may be old enough perhaps to remember when the mountain winery used to call itself paul massant and had the slogan we will sell no wine before its time. the french are really taking that to the max, kind of having a real high-end garage sale. the country needs to raise money so france's elise palace is putting its famed wine cellar on the auction block, a part of it, the first time they're doing that and the auction starts today. bidders will be able to get their hands on modestly priced wines to expensive. the estimates start from 20 bucks, the high end is estimated around $3,200 but it's an auction so you know the prices could rise. i don't know, when you get a $3,000 bottle of wine the first glass tastes great but after the

third glass? >> then they all taste great. great sale you need to bring your credit card to. >> probably a little better than the 20 bucks. >> put it in krystal and it tastes even better. that's my way of doing it. making plans for the weekend, think beach weather. it's going to be a hot one, downright scorching inland, approaching the century mark, triple-digit heat and we've not even kicked off summertime. starts the 21st of june. hard to believe june breathing down our neck and the thing is about this month we haven't had a whole lot of may gray. we did yesterday. this morning mostly clear conditions, no blanket of clouds to keep us mild this morning. as a result, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s and we're running 2 to 12 degrees cooler so you'll notice that

difference. when you walk out your front door in the north area temperatures are much cooler. high pressure is moving in quickly and this is a big, strong ridge. it will drive our winds offshore as we head through tonight and we'll see the elevated fire danger. we could see a red flag warning go up as we head into the weekend. rob mayeda will be here all the weekend, meteorologist rob mayeda is a good guy. 81 degrees in santa rosa, so getting into this afternoon it will be downright warm. the weekend looking good, look at these numbers, let's start with the good news, saturday, 76 degrees at the coast, that's nice. 85 degrees bayside, getting a little bit too warm and 96 degrees inland means seek shade or air conditioning. beach day on sunday, and then monday through wednesday temperatures drop off right around seasonal averages expected as we head through the mid section of next week. back to you, laura and marla. >> helping us plan, thank you very much, christina.

4:48, new this morning the army staff sergeant accused of killing 16 afghan villagers will reportedly plead guilty next week to avoid the death penalty. robert bales attorney says his client was crazed and broken when he left his outpost and attacked two nearby villages. he was on his fourth combat deployment. his lawyers say he was suffering from ptsd and had a traumatic brain injury at the time of the attack. the fbi has a different approach to catching pedophiles. the agency seized a child pornography service and ran it while tracking down its customers. seattle-based news service reports agents raided a child porn business last november. the site continued to distribute child pornography online while under fbi control. the website had more than 5,000 customers. it's not clear how many of them have been caught. we have new video to show you, showing the moment a train crashed into a garbage truck in

maryland. the security camera video captured the crash tuesday ten miles outside of baltimore. few minutes later you can see a huge fireball erupt in the distance. the fire burned for hours before firefighters to get it under control. the driver of the truck was injured and is recovering in the hopped. the railroad crash where that collision took place does not have a gate or warning lights. it will no doubt be an emotional day for the community of moore, oklahoma. crews will be tearing down what is left of plaza towers elementary school. seven children were killed inside the school, many of them trapped inside a flooded basement. officials say they plan to rebuild plaza towers and nearby briarwood elementary school but this time both schools will have proper storm shelters. the victims will get new aid

thanks to some of the biggest names in country music. ♪ before i think i lost my way there are no words left to say ♪ >> blake shelton organized a benefit called healing in the heartland, he kicked off things with "god gave me you" and that's his wife, miranda lambert, vince gill, reba mcintyre, rascal flatts and usher. >> we have to do this. all of us feel we have to do this. it's our job to do this. >> the money raised through the telethon went directly to the united way of central oklahoma. >> tonight there will be another benefit concert this one to help the victims of the boston marathon bombings. aerosmith, jimmy buffett and dane cook are among those slated to perform at td garden in boston. proceeds will benefit one fund boston which already raised more than $35 million for the bombing victims. >> nice how they're all helping.

4:51. one sports writer in hot water after he made a disparaging comment about 0. 0.c0.c 0.co coliseum. and i'll tell you why i specifically chose this camera, coming up in my next report.

just about 4:55, welcome back. no-no during giants and a's game leads to a controversial call. andres torres doubled down the left field line. fan touched the ball but gregor blanco was allowed to score as first. normally if a fan interferes it is a ground rule double. bob melvin not happy with that call, has a few words with the umps. the fan was booted from the game. in the end the a's win 9-6, the giants and a's play again at 12:45. >> getting booed a little bit. o.co-coliseum, john hamon tweeted "a shame the a's and giants have to play these games at the coliseum while at&t sits

empty." well the a's fired back on twitter smoking fun at hamon's comments, sean doolittle "so excited to play at at&t tonight, the spacious dugouts, the most luxurious amenities, the finest foods, showers with hot water, five stars!" >> a little sarcasm there. >> a little bit, right? do we have a five star traffic report? >> always. >> yes, we do. i chose this beautiful view of the san mateo bridge specifically for this camera angle. this is the western side over on foster city on the approach coming off of the high-rise and an easy drive you can clearly see it here. the reason i didn't choose the other side, someone left their equipment in front of the camera so that will be a restricted view. traffic flows nicely and the crews hopefully they'll move that over the course of the morning.

the san mateo at the top and the bum barton moving smoothly, 101 and 280 no problems between the city and south bay. overall the south bay looking good. back to you. >> thanks so much. 4:57. new images just into our news room, the man who police say attacked a woman at a bay area shopping mall. two south bay cities grappling with crime concerns, the community meetings and how police are responding.

new this morning, a wanted man caught thousands of miles away. the san jose sex offender police caught working with kids in another state. plus how one hollywood star is reaching out today south bay boy fighting for his life. and we've got a good looking day shaping up, temperatures are anywhere between 2 to 12 degrees cooler to start but we are going to end up much warmer this afternoon and that heat keeps coming for the weekend. your full forecast in just a few

moments. plus we have a lot of activity over by the oakland coliseum, the latest on the lane closures and how the slow nimitz drive is starting to clear. and this is a live look outside the city by the way, still very dark on this thursday. we'll check the forecast with christina on this thursday may 30th. this is "today in the bay". >> good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm lawia garcia-cannon. >> good morning i'm marla tellez in for jon kelly. >> a man was hit by a train in san francisco. officials say the man was struck at mission bay drive near the san francisco cal train station just before midnight. he was taken to the hospital but his condition is still not known this morning. service was delayed for about 30 minutes and about 50 people were on boa