steenkamp. a nice, warm day out there. temps in the mid-80s and we're not done climbing just yet. wait until i show you your seven-day forecast in just moments. pleasant highs and over by the high rise a pleasant flow, as well. over further east we'll have a crash. a lot of activity this time of morning for highway 4. a live look outside, it is monday, april 7th as we take a pretty look at the bay bridge. this is "today in the bay." well, good monday morning to you. i'm peggy bunker in for laura this morning. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. crews put out a commercial fire at a building in north san jose this morning. broke out two hours ago on old bay shore highway near where highway 101 and 880 meet. someone reported smoke, and they called 911, crews had to call for backup one time, but they were able to contain the flames

within the hour. firefighters say it's possible that someone was actually living inside that building when that fire started. and more breaking news in the south bay to tell you about. police are investigating an overnight shooting in south san jose. today in the bay bob redell is live at the scene with what police are now saying about this shooting. >> good morning, peggy. san francisco police officers still on the scene gathering evidence outside a small apartment complex here on snow drive where a man in his 30s was shot just a couple of hours ago. we just spoke with a lieutenant with us who tell us one of his colleagues at the hospital monitoring this man's condition. they say that he was hurt pretty badly, at least shot one time just before 3:00 this morning and they are considering his condition to be life threatening. that being said, when he was found here this morning, when the calls came in for shots fired, he was ambilatory.

he was conscious and talking. whether or not he said anything that will help the investigation, the lieutenant was not clear on that. that goes to my next point, there have been no arrests. you come back out here live, a lexus parked in the middle of the street, the driver's door is still open and they're also still taking photographs to the right of that on the sidewalk. the shooting may have taken place on the sidewalk and not clear what role that car has if the man who was shot was the driver of that car or the driver is awol and somehow related to the scene. so, again, a man in his 30s shot, badly hurt in the hospital right now. officers are monitoring his condition. they're still looking for the person who shot this man. they've also been canvassing the neighborhoods where they have speaking to people trying to figure out what happened. again, just before 3:00 this morning in south san jose. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. happening now, oscar pistorius is still on the stand

defending himself in his murder trial. >> like to take this opportunity to apologize to reeva's family. to the rest of you who knew her. >> pistorius started his testimony with that apology to reeva steenkamp's family saying he was simply trying to protect reeva. he said he thought an intruder was in the house when he shot his girlfriend. he told the court is he scared to sleep, he has terrible nightmares when he remembers what happened that night. the prosecution argues pistorius killed steenkamp after an argument. just hours ago the country's

prime minister accused russia of causing unrest in his country as a way to get russian troops to cross the border and seize more territory. yesterday pro-russian activists stormed a security building in eastern ukraine 15 miles west of russia. protesters threw rocks, eggs and a fire bomb at a building there. in malaysia, renewed hope that crews will find the missing jetliner before the black box dies. the head of the coordinated search for the plane says the u.s. navy equipment has twice picked up signals that match the pings from the plane's black boxes. however t will take days to confirm whether the signals are from flight 370. the batteries in the black box run out after 30 days and the plane vanished on march 8th. the two men accused of shooting and killing a 7-eleven clerk made pleas today. they walked into this 7-eleven

on milpitas boulevard and forced riza into a back room at gunpoint. when a customer showed up they shot and killed him stealing his gold necklace and cash before taking off. posted a video on youtube rapping about this robbery and homsud. a new case of measles discovered over the weekend and also health officials say thousands could have been exposed. the college has opened an emergency measles clinic. a student attended classes all last week before discovering the disease. the chronicle reports that the student used b.a.r.t. to travel from the oakland airport to barkley. the student is currently in isolation and berkeley's health department is working to notify anyone who may have been exposed. in february another uc berkeley student was also diagnosed with measles. the hunt is on for a group of vandals who flipped over several smart cars. christie smith is in san

francisco to give us a tour of this damage. good morning. >> good morning, scott and peggy. whether this was a prank or someone thought it was funny is still unclear but certainly was an odd-looking sight. a group of people going around flipping over these tiny smart cars in three different locations in san francisco. one on the 200 block of anderson. a smart car flipped over on its roof about 1:00 this morning. we did go back a short time ago and it has been moved. presumably the owner is aware. another smart car flipped up on the other side of interstate 280. all in the same vicinity, though. one man said he got quite a surprise when he stepped out overnight to have a smoke. >> all of a sudden i just see like eight hooded figures walk out from the corner over here and walk up to the car, i thought they looked like they were up to no good and then, sure enough, they walk up to this smart car right here all huddled around it and then just

lift it up and sit it on its hind legs. >> now, another smart car was flipped over at anderson and ogden. san francisco police say they did get at least one report overnight of six to eight suspects in hoodies flipping smart cars in one of these locations and that the suspects are still out there this morning. we did check online at smart usa and they're saying that these cars weigh about 1,800 pounds each. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. christina loren joining us with a look at the forecast. what a gorgeous weekend. >> really nice over the weekend and little warmer as we head throughout the day. good morning to you everybody at home. scott, peggy. temperatures mostly right now in the 50s. we're going to see the 80s across the board as we head throughout the day today. as you're making your way out the front door, count on a mild start, mostly clear conditions. a really nice, sunny day.

full sunshine by lunchtime and temperatures climbing quickly and then by this evening, remaining cold. so, keep that in mind, kind of chilly out there. that's the thing. barbecue weather for the evening hours and then overnight the temps drop like a rock. 83 degrees along the peninsula and 73 in san francisco today, that's hard to beat. 83 degrees in the north bay and 84 degrees for the tri valley today. i want to show you san jose, as you see, looking okay here. what do i know, i'm not the traffic person. mike inouye are. >> you are correct. i have no prizes. the bay bridge, also pretty clear. kind of the case around the bay because it's 5:08. some mountain view, south, i think they have school off this week. plan for more surface street traffic as areas not like it was last week. the entire bay right now looking very presidentant for yo

very pleasant for your flow of traffic. countercommute for most folks but a crash there coming off that bend and watch it right around port chicago highway and where the same report has come in and same details but different locations. we'll track that whole area and not a lot of problem. westbound out of antioch right here the initial slowing which happens as you head in towards pi pitsburg. 84 slower than 680 right now. >> thanks, mike. a new apology from "60 minutes" after it aired a report from tesla. the associated press reported the error over images of a tesla electric car and you hear the sound of a loud traditional car engine which you wouldn't get no matter how hard it pressed. its audio editor made that mi

mistake. featuring a baseball player and president obama. what was supposed to be a friendly hockey game turned violent. goes toe-to-toe with the nypd. that's coming up next. got a story for bay area investigative unit. call the tip line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@n theunit@nbcbayarea.com.

welcome back, 5:12 right now. a major car seatmaker is issuing a new recall this morning. evenflo said the buckles can get stuck and make it tough to get a child out of a car seat. affects 1.4 million car seats and harnessed booster seats. a link to this recall on our website and you can find that at

nbcbayarea.com. tyson foods is recalling frozen chicken nuggets because the meat could contain small pieces of plastic. they have the best if use by date of january 26, 2015 or february 16, 2015. and whole foods markets has also issued a regional recall this morning affecting all its stores in northern california and the bay area. company is recalling chipotle chicken wrap because it contains a fish allergen. the wraps have a use-by date of april 6th. if you still have it, take it back to the store for a refund. netflix, google and maybe even yahoo! branching out this morning. hampton is reporting live. >> how are you doing? we here in washington think we're world headquarters, as well. yahoo! may look to latch on to

the success netflix had with original shows. "wall street journal" said the company is looking to add content and close to ordering four new web series targeting half hour comedies with big production budgets. the journal says the new ceo hopes to show off content to advertisers later this month. markets fell slightly on friday despite a decent jobs report. dragging down the nasdaq and the rest of the market. for the week the nasdaq ended in the red, but the dow posted third straight gain. look for data today on consumer credit and later this week on inflation and consumer sentiment. the dow dropping 159 points on friday to close at 16412, the nasdaq shedding 110 points closing out at 4127. so, we've got amazon launching a new product called amazon dash. add groceries and household items to their shopping lists using the company's amazon fresh

service. the device links directly to a user's account but now only available where amazon fresh is located in southern california, san francisco, of course, and seattle. and only by invitation. back to you guys. >> all right, hampton, at your world headquarters, thank you, much. samsung said it's adding new safeguards to help stop thefts. when the new galaxy s5 locking the phone if someone tries to reset it. only be sold by verizon and u.s. cellular. the ones with the new locks. these features in response to recent calls by law enforcement to create a kill switch to deter phone thefts. meanwhile, speaking of samsung. the smartphone maker appears to be the reason that selfies are going to be banned at the white house. it stems from this photo snapped by david ortiz last week.

samsung tweeted it out mentioning it was taken with a samsung and president obama didn't know this was an ad. a senior adviser to the president says this could mean the end of selfies for the commander in chief. ortiz said he was going with the moment, but recently signed an agreement with samsung. >> no more selfies. there goes that chance with getting a selfie with the president. hey, good morning to you. no, it's going to be a nice day out there and, yeah, that might be a good thing. that just might be a good thing for all of us to learn from. right now taking a live look at san jose. you can see here, i just want to show you the drive because it's looking pretty good right on the highway all across the board, nice and clear. you don't have to worry about fog this morning and chilly out there this morning. temperatures mostly in the 50s as we head throughout the morning hours, though, it will climb as soon as the sun comes up. 7:30 this morning, the climb is already on. and temperatures today will end up really warm as a result. 84 degrees in the south bay and

83 degrees for the peninsula today and 75 degrees in san francisco. so, kind of a warm day. we have this major warm up coming our way and tuesday, as you might already know, home opener for our own san francisco giants. we're out there live tomorrow. we're taking the whole show on the road. you don't want to miss tomorrow morning "today in the bay." as we head throughout the next couple days. after tuesday starting to gradually drop you off and then by friday, rain comes back into the picture. little something for everybody this week. and definitely notice a lot more motorcycles out there on the roads, mike. they like to come out there when it's nice out there. >> motorcycles, smaller vehicles, so lower visibility for folks. be very careful these days as we're working. look in the blind spot. over here westbound 92 we get along just fine. volume of traffic from the east bay over to the peninsula side. we'll show you on the map, right in the middle here for 92 across the bay. no problems for any of those bridges across. right now a light volume of traffic and zoom into the south

bay and we'll talk about this, the closure for old bay shore highway between 880 and 101. that's where we continue to follow a commercial building on fire and crews are there and flashing lights, but the smoke starting to clear the area and the slowing that we saw has also cleared. not a problem for the south bay now. the freeways themselves are moving very smoothly and off and on the other ramps moving very smoothly. across north of the doun barton and eastbound 580 a stall reported. out of the lanes but enough of a distraction and the volume just starts to build up a tiny bit of slowing just down to 16 miles per hour. westbound build and in towards dublin a live look outside and end with this report right here. 580 going very nicely. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you so much. 5:18 right now. new this morning, the u.s. has asked north korea to release

detained america that bah is having health problems. in 2012 he was accused of toppling the north korean government and sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. a new study out this morning find that more than 3.5 million americans gained health care insurance in the past three months. the well being index found that as of the end of march, just 15.6 of americans are uninsured. that is down from the 17.1% at the end of last year. more and more people gained health care insurance as the obama care deadline approached. tuition at cal state campuses may be frozen, but university has found a way around it. they are raising fees. the average csu student pays $12,000 in fees on top of almost $5,500 in tuition. much of that money comes in the form of something called the student success fee and that can be used to pay for classes,

faculty, salaries and even athletics. the "mercury news" reports san jose students pay almost $1,900 in extra fees and csu east bay students and cal poly pay the most, $3,200. a charity hockey game turn under to an all-out brawl over the weekend. if you're wondering why nobody called the cops turgthis fight because they were all there. those are the cops down there on the ice. the police versus firefighters hockey game in new york city. with the score tied up at 3-3. the gloves came off and the refs had trouble figuring out the penalties. the new york firefighters won the last five matches but this time the police won, 8-5. both departments are refusing to comment on that brawl. >> never hit the guy that is going to come and put out the fire at your house. >> you would think they could keep it together being the police and firefighters, no such

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and she's bringing back the hat. they were greeted by prime minister and taken to the governor's house where they received a traditional welcome. wine tasting, a jet boat ride. mean whm, oprah is coming to san jose. tickets for oprah the life you want go on sale in just a few hours. tickets are $99. on sale to the public at 10:00 this morning on oprah's website. this is a two-day experience of a transformational weekend. held at the sap center on november 14th and 15th. first day features a keynote by oprah herself and the following day, group activities and speakers chosen by winfrey, including "eat, pray, love" author. >> will be transformed in two days. all right. 5:24. checking in now with meteorologist christina loren.

i would love to see oprah. that would be fun. >> i'm a huge fan, always have been. temperatures 55 in san francisco. little chilly, you want to pull off a jacket but something you can peel off by 10:00 a.m. because temperatures in the 70s at that point and round out today in the mid-80s in the south bay. and 75 degrees in san francisco. let's check your drive, say good morning to our favorite bay area traffic anchor, mike inouye. >> oakland, 880. you get a car. that's a whole oprah tie in there, i guess. oakland coliseum travels very nicely both directions that speed limit. you look at the maps and we're looking at 580 and the maze itself not a problem. the east shore freeway you're at speed but more folks gathering for the cash lanes. the tri valley showing any appreciatable slow down. in towards dublin coming out of

livermore. typical schedule, back to you. >> thanks, mike. the giants will get a chance to rest up today in preparation for tomorrow's much anticipated home opener against the arizona diamondbacks. >> after starting the weekend series off strong against the dodgers, giants' offense struggled a little bit. dodgers came alive. kemp and ramirez homered twice in the 6-2 victory. overall g-men had a solid opening week on the road. put everything together, they were 5-2. join us later this morning because he will have more on the excitement surrounding tomorrow's home opener and stay with us for complete coverage of the home opener. we're going to be live at at&t park all morning long on the field, in the stands, going to be great. >> looking forward to that. meantime, the a's are waking up in minnesota today for the start of a three-game series with the twins. oakland wrapped up the first home stand of the season with a 6-3 win over the seattle

mariners. 5:26, another toll hike on the bay area bridges. the oscar pistorius trial does continue with his own testimony. we will have the very latest from inside the courtroom.

and we continue to follow breaking news this morning. police investigating after a shooting at a home in south san jose. bob has just talked to officers on scene. he'll bring us a live update coming up next. plus, the major construction project that will tie up the parts of the south bay for weeks to come. and i got the bay bridge toll plaza which ties up the commute pretty much every day. east bay slowing. enough of the fun stuff, good morning to you. we have dry northerly winds, that will bring aoour temperatus 10 to 15 degrees above average

for today and even warmer for tomorrow. your full forecast in moments. taking a live look outside on this monday, april 7th along the embarcadeo. glad you're with us. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. happy monday. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. lau laura garcia-cannon is off today. police are outside an apartment complex looking into an overnight shooting that took place there. this is happening on snow drive and near highway 101. bob redell is live at the scene and the victim was actually talking when they found him. >> he was conscious at the time. still no arrests in that shooting, but that man, that victim you're referring to, a man in his 30s is in the hospital, serious but stable condition after he was shot.

this was about two hours ago. you can see the scene here where police are still out here outside that small apartment complex on snow drive. one man awoke this morning around 3:00 and told us he heard several gunshots. when police arrived they found the man bleeding from one gunshot. he was conscious and talking and not clear if he told police anything that could help him find the person who shot him. they are with him at the hospital keeping an eye on his condition. again, he's stable but the condition is serious, not clear what led up to this shooting. we spoke with a man who lives a few doors down and he tells us his neighborhood has gotten rougher in his opinion and he was having a conversation with his brother this past friday about moving out because he heard a lot of loud noise of late and you heard what happened just two and a half hours ago and that solidified his decision. back out here live you can see

where police are looking inside that silver, silver lexus from our vantage point and taking photographs from the right between that apartment complex and a house there. our guess is that the shooting took place somewhere on the outside, not clear what role that car had in the shooting. police were not clear on that when we spoke with them a half hour ago. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." police investigating after a body was discovered near novato. a hiker discovered that body. officers say the person was murdered and they're asking anyone with information to call novato police. new this morning, oscar pistorius is on the stand defending himself in his murder trial. pistorius started his trial with a very emotional apology to riva rene ca reeva steenkamp's family.

>> i would like to take a moment since this tragedy happened that i have thought about your family. i wake up in the morning and you're the first people i think of and the first people i pray for. i can't imagine the sorry i caused you and your family. >> because of court ordered cameras are not allowed to show pistorius on the stand. he has terrible nightmares when he remembers what happened that night and he also said that he shot steenkamp was an intruder. police in san francisco looking out for a group of vandals this morning. their target, smart cars. "today in the bay" christie smith live to show us all the damage. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott and peggy. hard to say why someone would do this. maybe they thought it was funny and maybe they don't like smart cars, but one thing is for sure. it really is an odd sight seeing

all these small cars just flipped over like toys. it happened at three different locations in san francisco overnight. starting at sweeney street near interstate 280. a group of people flipped a car on its rare. san francisco police got a call about 1:00 this morning saying people were seen running away after that car was turned over and nearby by on anderson street, another smart car was flipped over on its roof. one witness went out to have a smoke only to see a group of people attacking a tiny car. >> all of a sudden i see like eight hooded figures just walk out from the corner over here and walk up to the car. i thought they looked like they were up to no good and then, sure enough, they walk up to this smart car right here and all huddle around it and then just lift it up and set it on its hind legs.

>> now, a third smart car was tipped over on its side, also, on anderson street. now, we went by this morning just a short time ago and all of the cars are gone. so, it does appear that the owners are aware of what happened. we did check that smart car website this morning and it is saying that they weigh about 1,800 pounds. apparently just light enough for a group of people to move them. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> eight guys at 200 and change something doable. but don't do that. not nice. checking in with meteorologist christina loren getting a look at the temps. >> i wonder why people like to tip things over. was cows back in the day, today smart cars. good-looking temperatures out there. if you wanted to drive around with your convertible top down this morning, go ahead and do so. just that nice out there. in the 50s and close to 60 degrees and a nice, brisk

temperature for you. 84 degrees in the south bay later on today and 83 degrees along the peninsula and at 75 in san francisco and that's hard to beat. but i do want to show you, temperatures tomorrow are going to be very, very warm. and today, as well. average is 68 degrees for this time of year. today in the south bay, 84 degrees and up to 88 degrees by tuesday here in san jose. and, yeah, then we'll cool off a little bit as onshore flow returns for wednesday into thursday. but by friday, the day we're bullseyeing our next chance for showers. warm showers and who has the best chance to see that action. as you head into the end of the week, but, overall, warm out there. make sure you break out that spring wardrobe. i know mike did over the weekend. >> definitely. my springtime suits. actually, i always wanted but we'll talk about that later. westbound 580 show a smooth drive right now. picking up the volume as a typical pattern at this time on a monday. we'll look at the map and show you a little more slowing than i would expect right now

approaching the dublin interchange. the volume a little higher and tri valley schools off session last week and some parents may have taken the week off, as well. over here, the rest of your bay looks very smooth. we'll zoom into the south bay because an incident closing the northbound side of bay shore highway and the commercial fire we're following still has -- the rest of the south bay looks pretty nice. peggy, you have an issue over there in cupertino with folks with a different reroute. >> yes, we'll tell you about this right now. traffic near apple's campus in cupertino is going to get worse. a section of road will close permanently. pruneridge connect to apple campus with buildings it already owns to the other side of the

campus. in the meantime, though, nearby businesses are pretty concerned that construction will drive away their customers. 5:37. starting this morning, crossing the golden gate bridge could cost you $1 more. drivers with fasttrak will be charged $6, without, it will be $7. tolls will go up a quarter every year until eventually reaching $8 by 2018. bridge officials say the increase is to prevent a $142 million budget shortfall. well, right now, 5:38 on your monday morning. new developments in the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet. the latest details about the underwater pings that have been heard coming up in a live report. police clash with hundreds of students celebrating spring break near uc santa barbara. dozens arrested. we'll have all the details, next.

new developments this morning in the search for the

missing malaysian airlines plane as ships have reported pings coming from underwater. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. crews really rushing to find those black boxes as time is running out. >> well, it is because the black boxes send out that pinging signal, that locating signal for only about 30 days. sometimes the batteries last a little bit longer but we're at the 30 day mark, beyond it as of today. that's why the urgency in trying to find the flight data recorder in the cockpit voice recorder. the chinese have noticed these ping noises twice now. the australians using equipment from the u.s. navy say they detected one going off for about two hours. then they lost it and then they picked it up for 13 minutes more with two distinct signals thinking they may have been the two recorders, but it is unconfirmed and the australians reporting overnight the malaysians early this morning as of a few hours ago all saying that they're really cautious because it's unconfirmed.

what the chinese and australians heard was about 400 miles apart. so, bottom line, is there hope? yes. is it their most promising lead yet? that's what the australians said overnight. they still don't know what happened to this plane, peggy. >> this has to be so touf for the families. how much more can they endure? there's new hope, new news, however, will this pan out? it's got to be awful for them. >> it's horrible for them. i mean, it's been a month. you know, first oil slicks and then that turned out to be thousands of miles away where they're searching right now and then all these various reports of debris that have not been confirm or turned out to be anything. now the pinging and now almost running out of time. very difficult for these families. >> i can only imagine. definitely thinking of them. thank you forest. a family and their sick baby girl are aboard a navy ship that could be home in san diego as early as today. video from yesterday's dramatic

rescue shows a team deploying out into the open ocean 1,000 miles off the coast of mexico where the family's sail boat lost steering and communications. 1-year-old baby lera is now in stable condition after receiving immediate medical care for fever and rash. the parents took off around the world journey bringing baby lera and her 3-year-old older sister along. the boat broke down, the baby became sick. lots of people, including some members of their own family feel the journey was way too risky for children and others disagree. >> a former navy corps man and certified coast guard captain. this is something they are preparing for for years. >> friends that created a facebrook group is trying to raise money for themfully m bece family could be footing the bill for the weekend rescue. a uc party got out of hand and actually broke out into

chaos over the weekend. take a look. well, this is the scene on saturday night during the annual party. it started before 10:00 an officer tried to break up a fight was hit in the head with a backpack full of alcohol. 1,500 people turned on authorities and even lighting fires and damaging police cars. in total about 100 people were arrested, at least 44 of them went to the hospital, including six officers. authorities use tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bull tooets to break up the crowd. after a career that spanned more than 80 years hollywood legend mickey rooney has died. the 93-year-old actor died yesterday in his north hollywood home. he was the number one box office star in the late '30s, winning two honorary oscars for his film achievements. emmy for his tv movie "bill." the younger generation may

remember rooney as gus, the security guard in the 2006 comedy "night at the museum." but his career didn't stop on the silver screen. received a nomination for "sugar babies." doing what he loved in the end, the actor told the associated press in 2008, don't retire, inspire. >> to have a career that spanned 80 years. >> i love seeing all the footage with him and judy garland. that was an era all his own. >> he is bigger than tom cruise and brad pitt. temperatures today pretty mild out there to kick off the day. then down right warm. if you didn't have to use your ac yesterday, you might just have to today. taking a live look at san jose. no fog to show you this morning. in fact, looking pretty good. the coast is clear, as well, as your inland valley. temperatures mostly in the 50s right now and pretty mild out there. we'll end up in the mid-80s close to 90 degrees. in other words, 10 to 15 degrees

above average before the day is done, but nice, clear start that's a wellsome sight for a monday. same for san francisco as we get out towards that bay bridge. nice, clear, no fog to report and that means temperatures are going to soar in the city by the bay today, 75 degrees. in san francisco 83 along the peninsula and 84 degrees today in the south bay. very warm conditions and even warmer as we head through tomorrow. 83 for the north bay and east bay at 79 degrees and want to give you an idea of how nice the coast is going to be for the next couple days and some pretty big swells out there as we head throughout the next couple kada. keep that in mind if you like looking that big waves crashing out there. 72 on monday and 74 san francisco coast for tuesday and we'll cool you off but still staying pretty nice at the beach on wednesday and 661 on thursday and showers moving in on friday. say good morning to mike. >> looking over here towards the bay bridge. cash lanes that are bakd up and

fastrak still an advantage for you. we may see the metering lights turn on in 15 or so. we'll see how the volume plays out and the entire east shore approach coming out of the maze, not a major issue. an earlier crash outside this camera shot and that cleared some lanes and never any slowing as a result. there is slowing west 580 and your typical pattern. we had a good amount of slowing. heavier than normal slow down coming over here towards the dublin interchange but sort itself out coming out of the 50-mile-per-hour range. we'll watch that tri valley very closely. south bay and the rest of the peninsula moving very smoothly, as well. no delays and no problems crossing the bay at san mateo and dun barton bridge. watch the golden gate bridge costs $1 more today. back to you guys. >> thank you. drugs may be to blame for a

teenager's brizar spree in palo alto over the weekend. 9:00 friday night when a naked daiki minaki went into a home and hit a kid and then attacked a woman out walking her dog. that's when a neighbor said he heard all the commotion and opened up his door and saw minaki running towards him and kicked him, as well. >> he stumbles back and he's like -- and he picks up all this mail and throws it and looks at me. >> now, when police confronted minaki he charged two officers before finally being arrested. he had been tested for drug and alcohol abuse and also be charged with one felony and six misdemeanors. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the search for a missing woman has been called off. scoured mt. tam this weekend looking for any sign of

magdalena glinkowski. no one has seen the 33-year-old software developer since march 30th when a security camera captured her buying a parking permit. friday rangers found her i.d., cell phone, credit cards inside an abandoned rental car in the parking lot. rangers say the woman is fairly new to the bay area. her family is expected to fly out from baltimore this week. in the south bay, garage sale organizers say they plan to file a police report after they were scammed by one woman over the weekend. now, this happened in south san jose. organizers of the garage sale say the suspect bought several items using $50 bills. turns out all the bills were counterfeit. no one noticed the money was fake until one of the neighbors tried to use one of the bills at the store. >> i went to get a hair cut today and handed the guy the $50 bill and he took one look at it and goes, this isn't good. this is bad.

>> well, the garage sale organizers say they'd like to get the word out so that people know this woman is out there. time now 5:49. the bay area preteen catches some in augusta. the nbc bay area ipad app get breaking news, weather reports and stories download the bay area ipad app right now.

good morning to you, 5:52. you are looking at a live picture of prune ridge avenue near the apple campus. this will be closed forever

starting today. we'll take a look at how that is going to affect traffic in the future with mike coming up. gm dealers will begin repairs today on the faulty ignition switches in chevy cobalts and other models. over the next six months, crews will repair more than 2.3 million cars. many of these vehicles, more than ten years old are in the hands of sond owners in many cases. on friday, a judge in texas heard arguments about a motion to order gm to tell customers to just park these cars. they're too dangerous, until repairs are made. google is renewing its effort to control your living room. a new set top box called android tv. theverge.com reports major video providers are building apps for the device. android tv is similar to current products on the markets like apple tv and amazon fire. reports say android tv will proactively suggest shows or movies to watch.

while congress fights over increasing the minimum wage to $10, workers in one bay area city are pushing for $15. labor activists in san francisco plan to file paperwork today to put the proposal on the november ballot. if it passes, san francisco would have the highest minimum wage in the country. right now the minimum wage is set at $10.74. just last month richmond voted to increase its minimum wage to $12.30 per hour. now, the world's best golfers will tee off at the masters later this week, but a bay area kid already catching some eyes. lucy liu to took part in that e. quite an honor. jonny football waking up in oakland. the former texas a&m quarterback will meet with the raiders for the second straight day.

the raiders have fifth pick in the draft. four teams would have to paz over manziel in order for him to become a raider. well, the dance is over for the stanford cardinals, but what a run. bounced from the ncaa tournament losing yesterday to the undefeated uconn. connecticut will play notre dame for the national title. notre dame is also undefeated for this season. we're very bummed, however, a great matchup. >> it really will. so, go, cardinal. good job this morning. checking in this morning with meteorologist christina loren taking a look at the forecast for the week. >> temperatures this morning are pretty mild out there depending on your threshold for the cold and 54 for the peninsula and south bay and the east bay 52 degrees. yeah, let's hopefully get that prospect oakland raiders, we need him.

54 in san jose and it's chilly out there, grab a coat, but something you can ditch by 10:00 a.m. with temps in the mid-70s at that point and the 80s to finish off the day. full forecast for the week, changes coming our way, but, first, check our drive. >> christina, we're looking at the bay bridge. look at all the lanes stacked up right now. looks like the metering lights are on and, nonetheless, we have the backup at the toll plaza but there you go in the last 40 seconds since i got to set, we have the metering lights turned on. you get it first and chp will notify everyone else in just a few seconds. a smooth drive on the approach and the rest of your bay looking, well, nothing unexpected here. scott talked about, well, showed you the live shot and we'll zoom in here and closing pruneridge because they're going to continue with the work on that apple campus send more folks up to homestead road and that will be an issue as far as folks

rerouting and we'll send it back to you guys. >> starbucks on both sides? >> every corner. >> i love that about mike, he knows where the starbucks is. the secretary of defense made a landmark trip to china. details up next. what investigators are telling us about a fire. take a look at this, smart cars vandalized early this morning, some flipped on their side and others on the roof. what we're learning from police in a live report. all right, outside on this monday morning along the embarcadero. san francisco waking up. glad you're with us.

well, we are wheels up this morning. smart cars flipped upside down and sideways.

an apology from oscar pistorius. what he just said on the stand at his murder trial. pings in the deep indian ocean. and we are going to see some really warm spring temperatures this week. only to have rain at the end of your forecast. lots to go over for your various microclimates. we have you all covered in moments. bay bridge toll plaza all covered in cars already. the metering lights are on and a slower tri-valley commute than it was last week, as well. we'll sort out that pattern coming up. taking a live look over san jose. 6:00 a.m. on this monday morning. it is april 7th and this is "today in the bay." good morning to you and thank you for joining us at 6:00 a.m. i'm peggy bunker in for laura. >> i'm scott mcgrew.