>> as a mom, to not be able to get to your kids 18 situation of crisis, it's tearing me up inside. and all i want to do is get on base but they won't let us. >> a community torn apart. the u.s. military gives the all clear finally at ft. hood. a soldier walks on the base and opens fire, killing three people, injuring more than a dozen others before turning the gun on himself. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. the military says ivan lopez was being evaluated to determine if he had post traumatic stress disorder. the 34-year-old served four months in iraq in 2011 and worked as a truck driver at ft. hood. jay gray has been following the story, he is live at ft. hood, checking with people there as well. also bringing us the latest on this developing story as the details continue to emergesto exactly what went down. once again ivan lopez was being evaluated by doctors to

determine if he had post traumatic stress issue he was dealing with, 34, had been in iraq for four months. let's get now to jay gray. >> reporter: good morning. this is the second time in the last five year there is has been a deadly attack by a soldier here at ft. hood, the nation's largest army post which was locked down until late last night. all clear. but still far from okay this morning at ft. hood. >> walked into one of the unit buildings, opened fire, got into a vehicle, fired from a vehicle, got out of the vehicle, walked into another building, and opened fire again. >> reporter: three were killed, 16 injured before the suspected gunman identified by military sources as 34-year-old ivan lopez apparently turned the weapon on himself. >> we do know that this soldier

had behavior, health and mental health issues and being treated for that. >> reporter: lopez was undergoing testing for post traumatic stress disorder. >> you never know who you live next to. >> reporter: she was with the wife of the suspected gunman when she heard the tragic news. >> she wasn't able to say anything. she just broke down. like she was hurting and it was in disbelief. >> reporter: shock and pain felt in central texas. >> i think we all feel indebted to the men and women who put themselves in harm's way. it is heartbreaking to be so close to such a tragic event as this. >> reporter: a tragedy that affects the entire country. >> we're heartbroking that something like this might have happened again. >> in 2009, major nidal hasan opened fire killing 13 and

injuring at least 30. >> in 2009 i was here. this again. and it's unbelievable. >> reporter: and unbearable for the families and friends of those lost and injured. the commander here at ft. hood says the latest shooting was not an act of terror like the attack five years ago here. but investigators have yet to pinpoint what may have sparked the rampage. jay gray. now back to you. >> a lot of questions left. thank you. as he mentioned this is the second shooting at ft. hood in less than five years. hasan could be the first u.s. service person executed by the military since 1961. however, the appeal process is expected to take years. >> dozens of aftershocks shake the north coast of chile, the largest 6.2, that quake follow at 7.6 aftershock. so far no damage reported but

the quake triggered a new tsunami alert and evags wags orders. among those told to leave was the chilean president who travelled to the area to view some of the damage from tuesday's 8.2 quake. all of these are off the coast of iquique. the initial quake killed six people, caused severe damage to some buildings as well. >> a press investigation is revealing that the u.s. government was behind the creation of a fake twitter service in cuba. the apparent goal was to under9 communist government. what we learned about these which are pretty shocking. >> pretty shocking. this is an associated press report. we want to make that clear. nbc is working to verify these findings. in the report it says that the u.s. government used shell companies and offshore accounts to create a text messaging

system. the hopes of creating unrest in the regime, the ap says the operation began in 2009 and ran for about two years with the code name which is cuban for the tweet of a hummingbird. the operation supposedly set up fake companies in spain and the cayman islands as a front and ap findings find that ceos were recruited without knowing that the project was backed by the u.s. government and samed at younger cubans. >> a lot of them were happy about the service and if the government -- i think the question is were they put at risk by using the service? >> reporter: ap reports that u.s. aid was the umbrella organization. it's supposed to be a humanitarian group helping the poorest, not involved in

politics or spying f. this repo reports, leaders from both parties are speaking out against the program. coming up we'll hear from an >> thank you very much. we'll look forward to that. and this morning former school board president keith jackson could be released on bond, described as the close associate of suspended senator leland yee who was arrested in a federal raid over a week ago. jackson has been behind bars since last wednesday adduce of taking part in a murder-for-hire conspiracy. >> a neighborhood on the look for a vandal who damaged street lights. christie smith joins us where one homeowner caught the suspect on video. >> reporter: yes. good morning to you, scott. it's kind of deceiving because

it does seem sort of bright out here but the reason for that is because we het up a bright light to show you what's going on. there is a row in the dark at almaden and reed near 280. these days seems like surveillance cameras are about everywhere. in this case looks like a neighbor caught someone looking suspicious. cutting wires wednesday night while it was pouring rain. one neighbor put out a sign saying caught you, cut wires, now you're going to get to be on camera, go away. that sign on an electrical box and the street lights went park about two blocks. the neighbors were able to get video of a man on a bike about the time the power went off. it's believed that the man may have cut that to steal the opener wire. as we were driving around there

a number of homeless encampments set up. police asking if you have information to give them a call. neighbors aren't taking this lying down. live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> thank you much. 5:08. >> checking with meteorologist christina loren joining us for a look at the forecast. it's dark but you know what's coming. >> we're going to see clouds increase, you can leave the umbrella home but you need to pull it back out tomorrow. leave it in your car. good morning to everybody at home. temperature, going to be hold we'll continue to drop off. the coldest point of the day is around sun rise. this is what you can count on, low clouds, the afternoon clouds will increase we expect a mostly cloudy sky. by about 2:00, by this evening some patchy drizzle.

nothing too heavy. tomorrow morning those showers move in. so for today warmer. peninsula at 65 and 59 in an fran. you notice on the seven-day forecast we have a major warm-up coming. but we're still counting on showers for next week which is good news. 61 in the east bay. 65 in the north bay and 65 in the tri-valley. we'll tell you what's coming. a lot of free events so stick with us. we've got you covered. >> we're covering the span between the oakland and san francisco side. we call it the bay bridge. some call it very slow drive. but not right now. it's very easy between the oakland and san francisco commute. look at the map, we're talking about the san francisco side. san francisco school district for the most part t public schools are off sow see a lighter flow as far as the surface streets but the next three or four weeks, spring breaks rotating around the bay.

we have a smooth flow now and easy drive across the bay. the south bay no major problems. we'll talk about those in particular with those changes we'll see over the next half hour. i wanted to show you the times, the speeds in the green, a little slowing west 580 out of the altamont pass. the approach light coming off of the high rise. back to you. >> thank you much. >> 5:10 a. new selfie gate brewing, we'll tell you who is involved. >> plus, hail the size of golfballs. more of this stormy video coming up.

good morning to you. thursday, 5:12. a beautiful look at the bay bridge. getting close to the end of the week. hopefully you are up and at it. crews will be out looking for people still missing after the massive mudslide. 18 are still unaccounted for. 29 people are dead. they have only been able to identify 28 of them. on march 22 a torrent of mud swept over the community of oso. it will be well into the summer before they are able to remove all of the debris. >> pakistani police say former president musharraf is safe after a bomb exploded near his convoy. police initially called it an assassination attempt. last night he was moved from a military hospital to his home.

when the bomb went off. he is being tried for treason. the trial was delayed when he complained of chest pain. there is no claim of responsibility for the attack the taliban has vowed to kill him. >> if you have an instagram account chances are you ran into a problem yesterday. users vented on twitter saying their time lines would only display pictures from five days ago. the photo sharing site says it's trying to fix the glitch. they aren't sure how long it may take. they have 200 million users. >> did samsung use the toopt promote his phone. the president made headlines when he took a selfie using david ortiz' phone. the president then tweet this is out but unknown to the white house ortiz has a marketing deal with samsung. the white house says the president was not aware he was taking part in a publicity stunt. samsung caused controversy

sponsoring another famous selfie. this is ellen degeneres at the oscars using a samsung phone though her personal phone is an iphone. following that samsung made a hefty donation to two of ellen's favorite charities. >> we're talking about it. that's the goal. the new video of a hailstorm. in kansas a beating during this storm. we always say it but this is true. golf ball-size hail. there it is. broke car windows and in some cases shattered the entire windshield of some cars. also that storm prompting tornado watches so scary situation. >> a lot better here. >> it is. but for them it's going to be worse. we could see a tornado outbreak from the mississippi river valley to the midwest. that's something we're focusing on. for us we're going to shift gears to a very quiet pattern for today. i don't know if the weather made your week more difficult.

it did mine. so, if you are excited about the weekend, good news is we have some beautiful conditions to look forward to. and we're not done with the rain yet. i'm tracking the storm system toward the end of next week. you saw from the live picture good in emeryville. temperatures chilly, mostly in the 40s and 50s. a nice day today. clouds will increase throughout the day today. overcast conditions expected by about 2:00 p.m. here's what we're working with when it comes to our next chance for rain which comes in for tomorrow. nothing heavy, as i set futurecast in motion you can see most of the activity is light. then the yellows or oranges coming in, just that green. especially the the coast line where we expect the heaviest totals. in san jose we might accumulate .05 inch. we're going to keep the action all the way to 3:00 p.m. it will clear out by 8:00 p.m. then into the weekend it's going to be nice, saturday looks okay for the beach, but sunday downright perfect.

74 degrees bodega bay. ocean beach 66, lots of sunshine with an offshore flow and point lobos 68 degrees. we'll talk tahoe next. conditions are pretty choice up there right now as well. let's check your drive. here is mike. >> we're looking here toward the bay and overall very easy drive. also a lighter volume because san francisco and the tri-valley, schools are off. we'll see that rotating around for the next month. crews starting to clear from the north bay. northbound 880 at the off ramp we have a sign busted up so there is debris and it might be in the slow lane. a smoother flow to the tri-valley, dublin not a concern. the only slowing out of the altamont pass toward north twin. we'll give you the bay bridge toll plaza t maze t approach at speed and a light backup.

for the cash lanes, the fast track lanes, and in the north bay, southbound 101 through san rafael. minor glow but moisture and the wet roads not a concern. >> demonstrators plan to march to san jose city hall protesting a deadly shooting involving a san jose police officer. mike santos shot antonio lopez february. investigators say the officer shot lopez in the back when he reportedly charged at another officer wh a saw blade. protesters will march to city hall. >> mountain view high school and police are hosting a special presentation weeks after a student overdosed on a new drug. the meeting called high in plain sight will be 7 to 8:00 p.m. at the mountain view high school. this will inform families about

drugs and the dangers students face. the district sent letters to parents after a student was found unconscious on the stevens creek trail. he had taken the drug doc. the student who overdosed is now recovering and is in stable condition. >> put your phones down as you head to work. the chp is going to increase patrols to crack down on drivers using their cell phones. april is distracted driving awareness month. the chp kicked four days and they are looking for drivers texting or browsing the internet. tickets start at $161, frequent offenders will pay at least $281. >> you may not know it from driving on them but california highways are in the best shape over a decade. 42,000 of the 50,000 miles of highways are in good operating

condition. that's about 84%. in 2011, about 75% of the highways were in good condition, and in 2001, that was 79%. the goal is fwring number up to 90% by 2023. >> it's 5:20. sarah palin makes a surprise appearance on "the tonight show." we'll show it to you. >> and taking you outside now getting a look outside.

and welcome back to you. as we take a live look at san jose. it's going to be a lot better now weather wise. we'll check in with christina coming up in a bit. more than 7 million americans have signed up for affordable health care and the president has actor bradley coop tear thank for that at least in part.

politico reports that cooper was at a white house state dinner when he pitched the idea of president obama showing up on the between two ferns show. the president's people thought it was a great idea and the rest is history. the funny or die skit received 15 million views and the next day the healthcare.gov site had a 40% spike in visitors. >> i love it. that show has taken off. a play on words. >> hit its target there. sarah palin made a surprise appearance on "the tonight show." >> turns out jimmy fallon has a secret tape of a phone conversation between palin and russian president vladamir putin. take a look. >> breathing on other end of phone. >> that's weird i hear it too. >> maybe it's nsa spying on us.

anyway, i shall go. i need to pick up more vodka from store f. only i had neighbor who could bring me new bottle. >> well, actually, alaska's not that far from russia. hold on a second. hold on. >> sure. >> oh, hay. alaska really is close. maybe i should invade. >> i wouldn't if i were you, lad. you may be able to take down a bear but you are no match for a momma grizzly. >> the skit featured a rendition of happy by pharrell. putin played and palin played the flute. we have to stay up later. >> i wish. checking in with christina.

i bet you were up late watching. >> no. but now that i know that sarah palin is a flutist i have to watch that on demand. temperatures in the 40s and 50s now. it's chilly enough for a coat. later on today you can probably ditch that jacket so 66 degrees later on here, peninsula 65, same for the east bay. upper 50s, you want to keep that coat with you in san francisco, showers in less than 24 hours. right now here's mike inouye. >> no showers yet. we have a smooth drive and a dry road to start the day. palo alto moves nicely for 101 and the same for 280. we'll show you the maps and the peninsula side is on the left. the the bay area, though, as far as our maps and sensors are concerned looking light right now. the only slowing is westbound out of the altamont past. eastbound does show a start as more traffic hits t volume light now out of that portion of your

day. 242 you make the transition sounds like a stalled big rig. watch it at the curve. no major disturbance. traffic light out of antioch. a lighter flow as schools rotate for spring breaks around the bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:26. still to come on "today in the bay," live to ft. hood for the latest on a mass shooting at the army base. >> cuba's twitter was started by the u.s. government. what we're learning about the report released this morning. >> also taking a live look outside at fremont. you can see that commute picking up. mike is watching that closely.

an iraq war veteran goes on

a shooting rampage in texas. we'll have a live report from ft. hood coming right up. >> plus, a homeless man cleared in the stabbing death of a south bay teen but now that teen's friends are in trouble with the law. >> dry today, rain tomorrow. then a major warm-up as we get into your weekend. your full forecast in moments. >> the traffic is starting to build a bit past the coliseum. north we have two cars in a lane that's a concern but it's not a crash. we'll sort out what is going on. >> a live look at the bay bridge as well this morning. we've got a good weather forecast ahead. it's thursday, april 3, and this is "today in the bay." good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker in for laura. this morning the chp is trying to figure out what a person was doing walking on highway 101 when he or she was hit and

killed by a car. this happened about 9:00 last night in santa clara. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating. about 20 minutes prior to the accident witnesses called to report someone stumbling in the road on northbound 101 near the great america parkway exit. no information about the victim has been released. >> two of the five suspects arrested in connection with the death of a 16-year-old boy in a campbell park are expected in court this morning. the arrests stem with a fight with a homeless man last month. that man 24-year-old john that were who you see here, stabbed the victim ivan diaz to death. but authorities say that were acted in self defense because he was being brutally beaten by diaz and five others who have gang ties. the suspects range in age from 17 to 20. the santa clara d.a.'s office is using a california law called the provocative act doctrine to

charge diaz's friends with his own murder. >> it's our responsibility to charge them and hold them liable for the death of that 16-year-old young man. >> they didn't murder him. those are his friends. why would they want harm on him. >> friends and those arrested deny their school mates are 18 gang. they are upset that that were was let go without charges. >> the man who started a gun battle with police in oakland will be sentenced today. jurors convicted byron williams of groveland on four counts of premeditated attempted murder of a peace officer. the 12-minute shoot-out happened on 580 in july 2010, no officers were hit. investigators say after the gun fight williams was planning to go to san francisco to kill the leaders of the aclu and the officers of tide formation. >> also new an associated press investigation reveals the u.s. government was behind creating a fake twitter in cuba. the apparent goal of the social

media service was to undermine cuba's government. chase cain live in the newsroom with what we learned so far. >> good morning. we want to be clear this is an associated press report, nbc news is working this morning to independently verify these findings. in that report it says that the u.s. government used shell companies and offshore accounts to create a twitter-like text messaging system. it was targeted at younger population with the hopes of creating unrest and animosity toward the castro regime. the operation began in 2009 and ran for about two years with a code name cuban slang for the tweet of a hummingbird. they set up fake companies as a front. findings say that ceos were kree uted to help without knowing that the project was backed by the u.s. government and aimed at the younger cubans who have been desperate for greater access to

the internet. also this morning an ex-cia analyst told the press that the program put lives at risk. >> they were protecting not just illegitimate things, identity of people involved and all that, they didn't want anybody to know what they were up to. it's true that every agency of the u.s. government including unclassified programs want to protect certain details but this was far beyond. we were told we couldn't even be told in broad term what is was happening because, quote, people will die. >> an ex-cia analyst. the u.s. aid was the umbrella organization and that group is supposed to be a humanitarian organization dedicated to helping the world's poorest people. and keep in mind that it was launched supposedly while hillary clinton was secretary of state f. this reports on target the fallout could be immense. leaders from both parties speaking out against the program. much more to come on this,

scott. >> chase cain live. thank you. >> 5:33. lime to look at the forecast. i'm ready for this thursday. >> that's right. you got to get up to get down before you can enjoy that weekend. that's coming our way. it's going to be nice. today, tomorrow looks pretty good, showers on the way. then this weekend we really warm you up. so, thanks for joining us. we had pretty significant rainfall. i'm going to show you how much we accumulated the past 72 hours, coming up in my next report. right now let's focus on thursday. get you through it so you can enjoy that weekend. temps mostly in the mid-60s today. we'll see upper 50s at the immediate coast, with that fog rolling in as we head throughout the day. you can see from this picture over emeryville, low clouds, nothing too heavy yet. and right now free of fog just about everywhere. afternoon clouds increasing. then this is going to be the picture by this evening. especially san francisco, even

patchy drizzle out there before we get into the weekend warm-up. a little hour activity. let me show you what's coming your way. you see this front, this is going to bringing in the clouds, by about 2:00, mostly cloudy, then i stop the clock at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. light activity, mostly at the coast. here in the south bay we're going to have to wait until the second half of the day to get shower activity and nothing heavy expected but enough where you want to bring that umbrella. everything clears out by friday at 9:00 p.m. wait till you show you how farm it will be. that's coming up next. let's say good morning, i get you are happy. >> you have had a lot of radar detection going on there as far as the rain and i'm following the aftermath. the roadways are dry. that's a smooth flow northbound with the taillights past the oakland coliseum.

now we had a rough day for the a's as well. a smoother drive now. on the maps fast coliseum, a little blip of slowing where you saw the volume. then north of there at oak where there is a report of two vehicles in the road. chp does not classify that as a crash but there is a van and sedan blocking the fast lane. i see the slowing. you see the yellow. speeds starting to dip. the volume builds and one lane blocked. that could be an issue. the rest of the bay bridge, however east 80 getting toward central. the split as another breakdown, another van on the shoulder. we'll watch for the effect of that. the rest of the bay moving smoothly. back to you. >> good news there. thank you so much. we continue to follow developing news this morning, federal agents and army investigators search for answers at ft. hood after a soldier opened fire killing three and injuring 16 more before apparently turning the gun on himself. jay gray is live with the

latest. good morning to you, jay. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. that soldier you talk about, the suspected gunman, military officials telling us it's 34-year-old ivan lopez, someone who just transferred to this army post in the last month or so. look, he is someone who has dealt with behavioral and mental issues and has been treated for that. he was also undergoing testing for post traumatic stress disorder. he faced four months in combat in iraq. had just transferred here and the pistol used in the attack yesterday here locally but it was not registered at the time. police and army investigators say it all started after 4:00 when shots were fired in the motor pool area, apparently an argument escalated, moved and continued to fire shots, drove to a medical fa sit on the post

andant coed to shoot until he was confronted. that's when officials say he turned the gun on himself. four dead including that suspected shooter, 16 injured, nine in the hospital. we're monitoring their conditions and the investigation which continues not only here at the largest army post in the nation but also at his apartment in the area. that's the latest live. peggy, back to you. >> thank you. >> you may remember last month there was a shooting on a naval ship in virginia. we're going live to washington where military security a hot topic. >> caught on camera. a neighborhood fights back against an alleged copper thief.

let's take you across the pond so to speak. a live look here or a video look at big ben. this is the situation in london. record smog. this isn't fog, this is smog, dust from the sahara, emissions from europe and no wind have caused the situation where the scale of smog is rated 1-10, this is a 9. >> that's a lot of smog. >> really yucky situation. >> we continue to cover as well that developing news out of ft. hood. the u.s. military investigating that mass shooting. it's the second in less than five years at that army base and it comes just a month after another deadly shooting aboard a u.s. navy ship. politicians, tracie, facing tough questions. >> reporter: they are. and president obama is urging the department of defense to try to get to the bottom of this in

a phone call from air force one with defense secretary hagel and others the president said it's not fair that soldiers fight overseas and can't feel safe at home. wev seen this a number of times. 2009 at ft. hood a shooting, 13 people killed there and now a devastating sense that they are not secure there as this happened again. that's the way president obama put it when he was speaking from chicago. that sense of security has been stolen from them again. it happened just last month at norfolk with a shooting at the naval base in norfolk and last year at the washington navy yard here in washington, and in both ft. hood cases, mental health seemed to be an issue. so that's a question that's likely to come up on capitol hill. not to mention money and whether more money needs to be poured into base security though the pentagon is already looking at losing $50 billion in upcoming years if congress can't deal with the sequester and how to

keep that money in their budget. >> tracie potts live in washington, thank you. a southern california family's lawsuit claiming a loved one was frozen alive will move forward against a los angeles hospital. a horrific story. doctors pronounced her dead in 2010 at white memorial medical center. she had suffered a heart attack. when morticians received her body they found her face down, her nose broken and cuts and bruises to her face. the victim's family initially sued the hospital for mishandling the body but a pathologist testified those injuries likely happened after the woman woke up in the morgue and struggled to escape. >> malaysia's prime minister says the search for the missing jetliner will not stop. search planes took off again today to look for the aircraft in the indian ocean. still, there has been no trace of flight 370 after it disappeared nearly a month ago with 239 people on board. australian prime minister tony

abbott called it the most difficult search in human history. >> the give america a raise bus tour trying to convince a divided congress why minimum wage should go up. democrats insist minimum wage should be raised to $10 an hour to lift working americans out of poverty. republicans say the increase will stress small businesses and reduce the number of jobs. we should point out the minimum wage in san jose is already at $10 and $10.74 in richmond. >> this morning a vandal is on the loose in one neighborhood. several street lights are out this morning because of the damage caused. christie smith joining us live in san jose with a look at how homeowners are fighting back. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. caught in the fact. these surveillance photos show suspicious acfwift the time the lights went dark here in san jose. you can see what we're talking about. the street lights that are still

dark, this goes on for about two blocks in each direction. someone from a neighborhood watch caught the vandals on camera. this is wednesday evening when it was pouring rain. a guy walks up to an electrical box near 28, shortly after the wires are cut and the street lights go dark. the wires were exposed. police called out to take a report. the neighbor, he wanted to let the thief know how he feels about inwith a neat reads "caught you, you cut the wires you're going to be on camera. go away." after that apparently some of the wire suddenly reappeared on one of those electrical boxes but neighbors are hoping that someone might recognize this person. certainly they put him on notice. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> probably not expecting that note. >> 5:45. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. we have a pretty quiet day

today. it's been pretty rough around here. i'm happy about it. a lot of people have to commute. pretty intense rainfall. much safer conditions with just clouds overhead. clouds are going to increase. we'll stay mostly dry and enough sunshine to warm us up into the mid-60s so. let's go ahead and take a live look at what we expect this morning in san jose and san francisco. you can't see because it's so dark. we do have plenty of low clouds. that's going to be the case for today. san francisco, though, shows you the low clouds not impacting the drive over the bay bridge this morning. looks good there. we have to check on the commute with mike. stick around for that. bring your jacket with you especially in san francisco. we'll hit the upper 50s as we head throughout this afternoon. we'll be on the cool side there and we're also going to see the fog roll back in as we head through about 5:00 p.m. you'll notice here the bottom of the screen the seven-day forecast shows you temperatures

are going to warm up and they are going to warm up rapidly. we're in the 80s by sunday and monday of next week. and then we're counting on the rainfall to return as we head throughout friday of next week. could be with us through next weekend as well. we're going to tell you what's happening in the bay area. coming up this weekend a couple free events for you and the family, a couple marathons and half marathons this weekend. got your running shoes read the go, laced up, sir? are you there? >> only if i'm being chased. it's an old joke but it's true for me. or when i'm late for a report. you see me running through the newsroom. i have a chance to catch my breath a. smooth drive through  dublin, this is el charo over to tassajara. we'll look at the map and the area we see slowing a pretty typical pattern. we're going to see a slower build. we'll hold with the yellow speeds in the 50s. typical for west 84. and the orange here about 40 miles per hour out of the

altamont pass. a gradual build. the surface streets lighter. 101 and 87 start to show speeds coming down in the upper 50s. a gradual slow. you'll see that back off, then come back again over the next 25 minutes. the crash, now cleared from the report but i'm warning there may be some debris. the rest of the peninsula moves smoothly across the dumbarton and the san mateo. north 880 at oak the two vehicles have cleared from the report, and still has slowing heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza, the live look t cash lanes with a few waiting in line. no problems. and you know what, we have a little build. that's in the next report. >> thank you. a big shake-up at san jose state university. 20% of housing staff has been dismissed or quit.

the university says 18 resident advisers have been fired or resigned but the school's not saying why. students tell nbc bay area it's related to an underage drinking incident on campus after four white roommates allegedly harassed a black student in the dorm last year. the university says the shake-up is not related to that alleged hate crime. >> a house may be turned into a dorm and neighbors are not too happy. the house is being remodeled. it has been lifted as a 6 bedroom, three-bath home. people in the area are concerned that students will move in and change up that quiet neighborhood. >> we didn't sign up for the cops, the noise, the litter, the parking, if two families, a two-bedroom home couldn't find parking how do six bedrooms and all of the rentals have parking. >> the neighbors call on city

leaders. they may be out of luck. city planners say the owner is within the zoning law. >> yahoo! is making new moves to protect your personal data. >>

welcome back. 5:52. a live look, somebody left the power on at o.co. probably one of my kids. dwl this morning yahoo! says it's taking extra measures to protect its users.

the company says all searches made on yahoo! will be encrypted. it comes after snowden leaked documents alleging that the government spies on internet users. yahoo! plans to add more security to video and chat services. make room for corkana. microsoft a digital assistant name affidavit a character in an x box game. it will be available this summer. there is access to calendar and location, like siri and she can give you the weather forecast, remind you to leave early for a meeting if there is traffic or even buy your mom a birthday gift. apparently she can tell jokes an sing songs f. you ask if she knows siri she says i know her but i don't know know her. >> rough for the oakland a's.

the a's took game one against the cleveland indians, yesterday they were on the way to winning game two but in the top of the ninth the ball goes right under the glove of josh reddick. two runs score, then the indians win 6-4. a bit of a disappointment. a bruised knee and food poisoning will not keep tim lincecum off the mound. coming off a rough week but plans to start this afternoon. >> hopefully he can keep the diamondbacks' offense at bay like tim hudson yesterday in his first start for the orange and black. hudson went 7 and 2/3 innings, allowing three hits, no run, seven strikeouts and the giants win 2-0. >> off the field, third baseman pablo sandoval given the green light for negotiations to resume if the team's offer of a

three-year, $40 million deal improves, the giants say they will discuss options as long as talks don't become a distraction. he has two hits and 11 at-bats this season. >> the warriors will have the day to recover from yet another loss to the spurs. one bright stot. curry had a three-pointer right there. a 111-90 victory, improving their win streak to 19 games. the warriors have not beaten the spurs on the road in the regular seasons since 1997. >> wow. right now checking in with christina on your thursday. >> it's going okay. we don't have to lace up our running shoes in the running department. the rain has subsided but let me show you. look at this. pretty good stuff. moraga over two inches of

rainfall. you exceeded your average rainfall for the entire month of april. and we're just getting into the third day. santa ro santa rosa 2 inches. san francisco, we head throughout the day today we're going to cloud up again as another storm system starts to organize and move toward the bay area. for now mostly cloudy, mostly in the 40s or 60s. it's going to be cool in san francisco at 59 with onshore flow firmly in place. we're so close to the weekend and there is a lot going on. we're going to take you to all of those event, tell you what's happening at tahoe and the beach. which will be warmest. we're talking 80 in san jose. lots to go over. first let's see how that drive is. >> folks might have noticed aside from the rainy issues a

lotter volume around the bay. spring breaks started around the bay. the south bay is impacted by the try valley in the bay which are off. we see 680 up to 880. also of note, kings versus the shark, that is a big face-off a. local rivalry. we'll have a lot of them across the street. the rest of the bay, the approach to the bay bridge as well. back to you. >> 5:57. outrage after a controversial comment bay farmer quarterback. >> a string of after shocks in chile. one was 7.6. that did trigger new evacuations. >> follow that developing news, u.s. military investigating after a soldier shoots and kills three people.

our focus now is a focus on the families of the injured and focus on the families of the killed. and assure that they have the best care and counseling available. >> as a mom, to not be able to get to your kids in a situation of crisis, yeah, it's tearing me up inside. and all i want to do is get on base but they won't let us. >> four dead, 16 hurt and a military base in mourning for the second time in five years. now we're learning new details about the iraq veteran who killed himself after going on that rampage. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker in for laura. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the site of that shooting still being treated as a crime scene in ft. hood. the texas military base located between waco and