hot spots don't flare up. a live update from the scene. aldon smith facing new trouble and jailtime. kind of a roller coaster this week in weather. sunny and warm for today. we've got big cooling headed our way mid-week and then slight chance of rain late week. lots to go over in your full forecast. quite a few accidents this morning, things are starting to quiet down but we'll keep you posted if anything new pops up. coming through the altamont pass, we'll keep you up to speed with what's happening. if you haven't been outside yet, pretty clear, pretty nice. it's monday, april 14th, this is "today in the bay." and a very good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us i'm laura garcia-cannon.

>> i'm peggy bunker. this morning 49ers linebacker aldon smith is out on bail after arrested at l.a.x. for reportedly yelling the word bomb inside terminal one. christie smith is outside the stadium in santa clara with what the team is saying this morning. we all know, christie, can't do that at the airport. >> the 49ers are basically expressing disappointment this morning, and also reserve judgment until all the facts are in on this. aldon smith posted bail and posted bail around 7:00 last night and arrested at l.a.x. terminal one in front of dozens of people. as you can imagine, quite a scene. tmz sports was the first to report footage taking smith into custody. on that tape he said he did nuther wrong but police are telling a different story, saying he became belligerent after being selected for a second checkpoint security

screening. they say he claimed to have a bomb and appeared to have been drinking. the latest arrest for smith who was arrested in september on a dui charge, his second such arrest recently and his fourth run in with the law in more than two years. one employee told us by phone he witnessed the confrontation at l.a.x. >> i could hear him saying bomb. and then i looked and i noticed who it was and he was taking money out of his pocket and throwing it on the ground and telling everybody that he was going to be all right. he was going to be all right. >> you would think he would get his act together after getting caug. >> 49ers released a statement "we are disappointed to learn of the incident today involving aldon smith. as this is a pending legal matter and we are still gathering all tpertinent facts.

it could delay his ongoing cases here in santa clara county." reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay". aldon smith is not the only 49er with a run in. colin kaepernick, no charges have been filed. a woman woke up in a hospital bed earlier this month and she told police that the last thing she remembers is smoking pot and drinking with kaepernick and two other football players. once again, however, no charges have been filed in that situation. 49ers cornerback chris culliver appeared in court on friday where he pled not guilty to a felony and two misdemeanors from an alleged hit and run incident that took place last month. 5:03, pleasanton police say a woman accused of stabbing a jack in the box employee over the weekend is behind bars. officers say 31 jasmine pulled

something out of her purse and started stabbing a man around 4:00 when the wounded employee who has been treated and released from the hospital pulled the fire alarm. they arrested her an hour later and booked her on attempted murder. they found the body of a woman who disappeared last month. magdalena glinkowski disappeared after going on a hike. the search was called off and a tip from a jogger over the weekend narrowed down the search area and search teams did find her body on saturday morning. no word yet on how she died. san jose firefighters keeping a close watch at the gutted remains of kntv old studio that caught fire yesterday afternoon. the building, over on park avenue near downtown san jose has been abandoned for the past several years. since we moved out. but firefighters say homeless people were living inside. "today in the bay" bob redell

live where fire crews spent the night looking for flare ups. hard to believe to see it go. >> we actually just spoke to a man who lived inside this building, as you mentioned. it had been abandoned for a number of years. there were 27, 28 transients living inside that structure, which had been our old tv, studio here in san jose. the fire department will look into what role, if any, the people had in this fire, if any. it was a large fire. fire department called for a fifth alarm and they needed so much water, they had to call the water company to increase the pressure. people were inside at the time. through interviews the fire department believes that everyone did get out okay and based on what they found inside, it appears these people really made themselves at home inside our old tv station. >> there were motorcycles inside being pulled out and i did see a

barbecue grill and a whole eelaborate set up inside the building. >> we presume, we believe the fire department will do another search inside the building and later today once the sun comes up just to make sure that everyone did get out okay. they are still out here because there's a lot of heat in there and over the past hour that we have been out here you have seen some smoke and some flames. we want to make sure that doesn't flare up and become anything bigger than it is. again, reporting live here at the old tv studios, bob redell "today in the bay." kntv opened its doors on park avenue way back in 1995 leading to a long history covering news in the south bay. for many former and current employees seeing that building come down this way is hard to take. >> sad to see it come down. for the san jose a's to come, for any of us who spent a considerable portion of our lives there. >> maggie spent many years on

the anchor desk and eventually met her husband inside that building. the city of san jose owns the land and wants to build a major league baseball field in its place. livermore police need your help tracking down a wrereckles driver who managed to evade officers. a silver minivan blowing through a stop sign. just before that, it had crossed over the double yellow lines to pass another vehicle. police tried to stop the minivan, but the driver sped off. officers say the same vehicle and officer was spotted driving recklessly in the area. the drought not just hitting california's water supply but the budget. california will hire more than 300 seasonal firefighters a month earlier than normal. cal fire has battled almost 900 fires totaling 200 acres. well, 5:07 right now. getting going here on a monday

morning, let's check in with christina loren looking at that forecast and the moon, we took a look outside. it was just beautiful, christina. >> it's really, really pretty out there. unfortunately, low clouds coming in for tonight, it's not going to be as visible, unfortunately as we head throughout tonight and tomorrow morning. crystal clear out there right now and the actual eclipse takes place tonight. but just about full out there. it is almost distracting how bright that moon is. as we head throughout the next couple hours, you'll be able to see it. then that moon, yeah, you won't find a hint of it by about 7:30 a.m. but, hey, wait until tonight. you might just be able to see it. 69 degrees in san francisco and south bay today at 81 degrees, that's a toasty day for us and 78 degrees in the north bay. typically this time of year we see temperatures in the mid 60s. so, definitely above average. we're going to see those numbers drop off as we head throughout the week. we do have some fog to show you,

especially up in the north bay and down to a quarter mile visibility down in santa rosa. low clouds and that fog will not cause a big distraction for you on the highways, except for in places like gilroy or santa rosa. otherwise, let me show you what to expect for today. patchy low clouds. all the way through about 7:30. we'll clear you out by about 10:30. partial clearing at the coast, as well. and a nice, warm day as a result. 81 degrees in the south bay and peninsula today at 79 degrees and 69 degrees and intervals of sunshine in san francisco and overall those temper whiches are going to drop off. if you're looking for the warmth and maybe hit the beach, nice out there for today. changes coming your way. let's check your drive, here's anthony slaughter. >> a few accidents have just cleared from the chp report. that's good news. right now you can see coming through the altamont pass. lots of cars. things are moving and that's some good news.

let's take you to the maps and you can see what it looks like. a few more cars and things and little slower than the average speed limit could be. on 880 northbound. this is coming through, an accident a car hit the median and now off to shoulder but the debris still in the roadway and just be advised when you head out, just keep in mind that you could run into some debris in that location. let's take you outside and show you what it looks like, traffic moving without a problem, but, again, just a heads up, there is debris in that roadway. 880 at auto maul parkway. >> thanks a lot. oscar pistorius continues to defend himself after the shooting death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, what happened about an hour ago that caused the olympian, yet again, to break down on the stand. the fight over sir paul. the new venue that is reportedly trying to swoop in and steal him away from the farewell concert at candlestick. got a story for nbc bay area

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welcome back, everyone. 5:13. google facing a new legal battle against online book retailers. the author's deal has filed a federal appeal in its lawsuit that argues google is violating copyright laws by digatizing books. the guild argues google's effort to create the largest digital library is viliting the rights of authors and stifling internet book sales. in november a court ruled in favor of the mountain view company saying it was only showing snippets of books in its database. tomorrow, april 15th, the tax deadline for millions of americans, but new numbers show it is becoming less and less likely that the average filer

will get audited. new responsibilities are preventing the irs from policing tax returns. the cuts are affecting people trying to get a hold of an irs agent. have you ever tried to do that? that's not easy. millions of phone calls are going unanswered in addition to monitoring tax returns now tasked with enforcing the president's health care law. for those of you that are last-minute filers, if you haven't quite done it yet, see shorter lines at the post office this year. e-filing is the preferred method for tax filers. just over 30 million tax returns were e-filed however by the end of this year, more than 125 million tax returns will be e-filed. 5:14, a number of bay area companies expect to release earnings data this week. investigators hope that will spur a little on wall street. good monday morning, simi.

let's look at the markets because it was a rough ride for wall street last week. markets looking to regain some dpround this week. the nasdaq is coming off the worst week since june of 2012 down more than 3%. earningsen high focus as several big names get set to report results. citigroup and also hear from coach, j&j and yahoo!. look for retail sales and that could be a market mover. in terms of how we ended the week. the dow dropping on friday. the nasdaq falling by 54 and closing below 4,000. laura? >> all right, thanks so much, good to see you. attempt to launch a rocket this afternoon that would take supplies to the iis. nasa said it was safe enough to launch that cargo capsule even though a backup computer did not respond to commands during routine checks. a number of other systems are

working well and can be configured to use backup. an 80% chance of good launch weather before 5:00 this afternoon. might have a nice little view there. 5:15 in the morning right now. christina will get us through this forecast. >> on monday. hope fall you don't have a case of the mondays. the weather this morning is actually on our side. now, i can tell you it's going to be nice out there today. if you're looking for a warm day, maybe you want to do some gardening, maybe it's just a little bit of tan that you're t trying to work on. i can tell you, kind of cloudy and damp as we head throughout the next couple days with a big cool down headed our way. so, today is your day for that vitamin d and little bit of patchy, low cloud cover this morning and coastal fog and all clear out by 10:30 and then left with a nice, mostly sunny sky by about noon, lunchtime is looking good and valleys are already going to be in the 70s at that point and then as we head

throughout tonight, sunset late. 7:43 p.m. that sea breeze will strengthen and we have some pretty thick low clouds back here tomorrow morning. but, today, mostly clear to start you off, especially through your inland valleys. peninsula at 79 degrees and 83 degrees for the east bay and, meanwhile, san francisco getting up there to 69 degrees and 78 a nice, warm day out there in the north bay for today. so, let's talk about this lunar eclipse. maybe you want to check this out. best time is tonight looking pretty good between 10:58 p.m. and 2:53. those are the best times to check it out. let me show you your futurecast because we'll see quite a bit of low cloud cover at that point. we're getting the green not shaded with white and highest peaks across the bay area. santa cruz mountains looking really good. great spot to check out that eclipse. here's anthony. >> thank you, christina. right now we want to take you outside in fremont and show you what it is looking like.

we had an accident, there was some debris in the roadway and you want to take it easy if that involves a route. switch over and show you the traffic maps. there were at one time three separate accidents in this area and you can see it's still moving fairly smoothly, but another area starting to slow down on altamont pass things starting to slow down and no accidents coming through the altamont pass. the other area we want to show you the bay bridge approach, right now, looking pretty good. we'll take you outside, wide open lanes and no problems to reports here and the lights are not turned on. let's take you down in the south bay and san jose and you can see lots of green on the map, no problems to report. in fact, 101 right here where our camera is positioned, as you take outside, no problems and just a few extra cars moving through right now here at 5:18. back to you ladies. it's 5:18. the judge in the trial of olympic runner oscar pistorius has adjourned proceedings for

the day coming after pistorius broke down and started sobbing while testifying about the moments before he killed reeva steenkamp. under cross-examination, pistorius said he thought there was an intruder in his house and that he screamed. as he testified, he began to wail. the prosecution said pistorius is lying. tensions in eastern ukraine are very high after a deadline for pro-russian activists to leave government passes. right now no indication that the separatists who are pro-russian supporters are willing to back down. so far the ukrainian military has shown no sign of deployment towards any of the buildings being held by the separatissepa. a live report in the next half hour from danielle lee that's where jack is now preparing to meet with the finance minister about u.s. aid. 5:19. around the world celebrate passover. the most observed of all the

jewish holidays. one where -- this video shows an israeli factory making matza the cracker-like bread. also a very busy week this week at the vatican as the pope prepares for easter sunday during his palm sunday speech yesterday he skipped the prepared homily and spoke off the cuff. he called on catholics, including himself to do some self-reflection and how they are living their lives. the pope then toured and posed for pictures with young people in the crowd. there is even a selfie the pope was part of. he is really a different kind of pope rbs that's for sure. >> it is nice to see. it's 5:20 right now. paul mccartney planned farewell concert may have hit a snag. reports during a recent tour sir paul's people let it slip levi stadium was interested in an

opening concert. one official called the move classless. live nation approached it and the organization has a responsibility to sponsor to explore the idea. >> come on, paul, do the right thing. >> either way, he'll be in the bay area. let's look at the positive. 5:21 on your monday morning. how a member of the san jose basketball team could make wnba history tonight.

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a stanford senior is expected to be the top pick in tonight's wnba draft. expected to be picked by the connecticut suns. she is the pac 12 career scoring leading and leading rebounder. wow, she also helped the cardinals through this year's final four. if she is the top pick, the first time in wnba history that sisters were selected as top

picks. in fact, the 2012 was picked number one overall by los angeles. pretty remarkable family there. we know the sharks now will play the first round of the playoffs. the. >> the schedule released last night and here is how it looks. san jose will host the first two games against the l.a. kings. game one, thursday night at 7:30, game two, sunday night at 7:00. game three and four will be in los angeles and the april 22nd game starts at 7:00. april 24th game will start at 7:30. now, this is the best of seven series, though. game five, six and seven are needed. times will still be determined. san jose giants in the meantime paying a very special tribute to war veterans, including one who gained national attention earlier this year. >> for good reason. you might not remember the name joe bell, but probably remember this video of the 95-year-old man cheering on runners during that run in san jose last month. it was remarkable.

we really saw this everywhere. runners actually diverted off course to shake the world war ii veteran's hand. now, yesterday morning the san jose giants welcomed him and three dozen other veterans on the stadium and even trading cards. now the team posted these foeltoes on its twitter account and that is bell there with his granddaughter. he said until that video went viral, he never received any recognition for the time he served in the marine corps. >> which is crazy. i mean, it's a good lesson to all of us. respect and serve our veterans. >> to always thank them for their service like those runners did. that was very neat. >> check in with meteorologist christina loren and check in with our forecast and how we are looking right now. >> pretty mild to kick off the new workweek. good morning to you, laura, peggy, everybody at home. probably want to pull out a jacket, but something that you can peel off. by about 10:30 a.m. inland. we're headed towards a warm day.

83 in the east bay and then a nice, warm day shaping up for san francisco. 69 degrees out there today and 78 to the north bay. overall, this will be the warmest day of the week. temperatures drop by about five to eight degrees tomorrow. and we might just get a little bit of rain. i'll show you when and what could bring it to us coming up. kind of an interesting set up. mike has the day off, anthony's in the house. >> yes, i'm in the house. all right. i wasn't expecting you to say that. that kind of threw me. that was pretty funny. let's show you what's happening on the bay bridge approach. lots of green on the map and that shows things are moving without a problem. in the east bay, really good conditions. in fact, the only slow spot through the altamont pass. 880 northbound that has been cleared, but if you are using that route, just keep in mind some debris in the roadway. peninsula is pretty good and even down in the south bay, lots of green on the map there. that typically starts to bog

down. i'll toss it back over to you ladies. >> thank you. 5:26 right now. tensions continue to rise between russia and the rest of the world as major deadline passes in ukraine. the latest from overseas, coming up in a live report. >> i could hear the boom of the bus when it exploded. he survived the bus crash that killed ten others on i-5. now, he tells his story of survival and survivor's guilt.

a massive fire completely burns down what used to be the kntv studios. fire screws on scene and mopping up it make sure no one was inside at the time. a live update on that, coming up next. passengers onboard a flight to sacramento tack alman trying to open the emergency exit mid-flight. and new workweek, brand-new forecast. mostly clear to start you out in san jose.

foggy start in san francisco and some big changes coming your way. we'll take you through the timeline in your full forecast in moments. traffic starting to bog down especially coming through the altamont pass. the good news it is a monday, don't know if that's good news, but we have no accidents to report. taking a live look along the embarcadero. if you're in the city, still pretty dark there. it is monday, april 14th. this is "today in the bay." and good morning to you, thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news in redwood city to tell you about this morning. investigators collecting evidence at the scene of a deadly accident. a man was hit and killed in pacific avenue just before 2:00 this morning. it's not far from fair oaks elementary school. all lanes of middlefield road

just reopened within the past hour. authorities say the driver stayed at the scene and is said to be cooperating with police. fremont fire tweeting out this picture of a garage fire. they call it a code four and they're still at the scene. just happened a few blocks from dakota road and fremont boulevard. no one was injured in the fire and it did not spread to another part of the main home. fremont firefighters managed to keep it under control. they did say that two cars burned, no firefighters injured, but, sadly, two dogs died. 5:31. santa clara police shot and killed a woman who they say attacked officers with a baseball bat. the woman who has not been identified reportedly called police yesterday afternoon saying she wanted to hurt herself and others. when officers arrived at her house, they say she attacked them with an aluminum baseball

bat. two officers opened fire, killing her. 49ers linebacker aldon smith is out on bail after he was arrested at l.a.x. airport for reportedly yelling the word bomb inside terminal one. christie smith is in santa clara this morning, christie, the latest of incidents that we've heard of in recent weeks. >> yeah, good morning to you, peggy. whether you're serious or not, you can't make a bomb threat at the airport. if you do, you'll be arrested. that's what police at l.a.x. are saying happened in the case of the 49ers star linebacker aldon smith. this was his latest arrest and it went viral almost immediately. tmz sports was the first to post video of smith being taken into custody. apparently smith says on the tape he didn't do anything wrong, but police say he may have been drinking prior to that incident and became belligerent after being selected for a second security screening.

then they say he claimed to have a bomb. the false bomb threat is what landed him in jail and smith has had several run ins with police since 2011. also felony counts possessing illegal weapons. one airport employee told us by phone he witnessed it. >> i could hear him saying bomb and i looked and noticed who it was, he was taking money out of his pocket and throwing it on the ground and telling everybody that he was going to be all right. he was going it be all right. >> the 49ers gm released its statement that reads, we are disappointed to learn of the incident today involving aldon smith as this is a pending legal matter. we are still gathering the pertinent facts and we will have no further comment. smith is out on bail. now, that bomb threat charge that is punishable, if convicted, by one year in jail. reporting live in santa clara, christie smith. >> not the kind of joke you make

at the airport. christie, thank you for the details. the fourth criminal case against smith in the last two years and also been arrested twice for dui and is facing weapons charges in connection to an ought of control party at his san jose home back in 2012. our investigative unit has spent hours looking into all of smith's legal troubles after this recent incident, including his weapon's charge. you can see those details on our website, nbcbayarea.com, just click on investigation. 5:34. investigators in san jose still trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire that gutted kntv's old studio. that building over on park avenue or near downtown san jose has been abandoned for the past several years. but firefighters say homeless people were living inside. bob redell just spoke to someone who was living inside. he's live with that. what did they have to say? >> they're very suspicious of

what started this fire. old tv studios were abandoned. they were not vacant. 27 to 28 homeless people, transient people who lived inside this building. made it their home and many were here at the time when this fire started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. including this man we spoke to within the past hour. >> this is accidental? >> not really. >> why? >> somebody had a grudge on us. >> somebody you kicked out? >> no. not really. >> he was a little ambiguous in speaking with us but indicated to us earlier off camera that, perhaps, it was in fact somebody who they kicked out that came back and started this fire. that's not official, that's what he's gathering from being out here. of course, the fire department has yet to have their say on this. you can see in the video quite a large fire that started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. went to five alarms. that means the fire department had to call for backup four

times. about 100 firefighters fighting this for just under two hours finally got it under control around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. based on their interviews with the people who lived inside, they believed that everyone did get out okay. they will, we believe, make sure this morning when the sun comes up go in there and do another search inside the building. the fire department is still out here. we have seen over the past hour, hour and a half there's been smoke and in some cases some flame and that's why they're out here with their hoses charged to make sure if something does start to heat up and flare up to put it out just to make sure it doesn't turn anything bigger than it was yesterday. reporting live in san jose, bob redell "today in the bay." >> spent so many years broadcasting in that building. kind of hard to look at this morning, bob. >> sad to see it go. we dug up old pictures of before and after of this is the former kntv studios on park

avenue. i had these pictures and i put this on twitter. the top picture is a photo that was sent to me by a viewer and the bottom was taken by the san jose police department. look at that side by side. the before and after. the window up on the upper right. i looked out of that window every morning. that is where my office was. pretty amazing it see. we dug up some of the old photos of the morning crew working in that studio. my hair so much longer. the husband still the same, as well. most likely now sleeping in in the morning and a lot of our crew, as well. before we had robotic cameras there in the day. spent so many years there at kntv studios and it was a part of history in the bay area, especially in the south bay. >> this was the '50s. >> some of you may remember her, brandon there, of course, in the middle. thank you to our director gabrielle who dug these up early

this morning. i'm glad they're at a distance, too. obviously, i've been here for a while. >> that's cool to see. i am a bit of a newbie, it wasn't in tip top shape, from what i understand. and also meteorologist christina loren giving us a lot of perk up on a monday afternoon. good morning to you. >> one of the best perks about living in the bay area, the beautiful weather we get, especially in the springtime. san francisco, the same for you to kick off the day. temperatures are pretty mild out there. we do have low clouds and that will be the case throughout the day. with the nice sea breeze bringing in that cool ocean air. a nice ocean breeze for today. let's take you through your day. stop that clock for you at 10:30. mostly clear at that point. stay mice and clear all the way through the evening hours and temperatures today will be warm with a lot of sunshine coming in. 81 degrees in the south bay and peninsula at 79 degrees and 689

in san francisco for today and 78 degrees out in wine country. beautiful day shaping up out there in santa rosa. as we head throughout the mid-section of the week, we have some major changes coming our way. you'll notice the difference between today and tomorrow and especially in san jose. big-time dropoff in your temperatures from the 80s today down to low to mid-70s for tomorrow. that translates to the mid-60s that immediate coast and very slight chance for rain late friday into the weekend. we'll talk about that in my next report. right now, let's check your drive and say good morning to anthony sloter. >> we don't have any major accidents to report. you notice the typical slowing in the typical spots. 580 coming through the altamont pass. things have slowed down and speeds now only up to 20 to 30 miles per hour in certain spots. this area, though, you can see things moving along without a problem and switch over and show you what it looks like on the maps. again from time to time, the tick marks going from yellow to red and just to note that things

are slowing down from certain spots and also approaching the bay bridge, things are starting to slow here. on the maps, take it outside and see a few more cars in the fastrak lanes and the lights are not turned on yet. still have a chance to zoom through there. new worries about the bay bridge. first broken bolts to tell you about and now the new concern is rust. new developments in the search for the missing malaysian airlines plane. crews say they're closing in on a possible location.

ac42 on your monday. people in ukraine brace for military action as they continue to defy orders to back off and leave government buildings. danielle lee is live in washington, d.c., where treasury secretary jack lew is preparing to talk about aid with ukraine's finance minister. what is the latest, danielle?

>> hi, peggy, good morning. it's been a very tense situation in ukraine and getting more so as the hours progress this morning. prorussian separatists again trying to take over some key buildings and towns in eastern ukraine and threatening to send in the government to stop that. of course, the u.s. is watching all of this unfold very closely hoping to use diplomatic means to stop any more violence and all this violence that we have been seeing over the weekend prompted a emergency u.n. security council meeting. accusing russia of citing a lot of this violence and russia denying the accusations and also saying it's looking at more sanctions, things on specific sectors like energy, banking and also mining to try to get russia to back down. and john mccain is saying the u.s. should go even further and maybe even sending weapons into ukraine to stabilize and fight back against this violence and that's something that could now

be on the table as everyone really wants to see this violence calm down. live in washington, i'm danielle lee. >> it has been such a long stretch of upheaval. thank you very much, danielle, appreciate it. this next story is nothing but tragic. a utah woman in jail for admitting to either suffocating or strangling six of her babies after they were born. megan huntsman who was 39 was arrested after her husband found the babies in cardboard boxes while cleaning out the garage. police do not think that he knew anything about it. huntsman reportedly told police she killed the babies after giving birth to them between 1996 and 2006. huntsman has a teenage daughter and two adult daughters who live at that home. police say they found seven babies, but it's unclear why she's only charged with killing six. a well-known white supremtist and former ku klux klan leader is being held in kansas on preliminary charge of first degree murder. this comes after the attacks

that killed three people at a jewish retirement complex. cross was arrested after the shooting. officials say he shot a 14-year-old and the boy's grandfather outside the kansas city community center and then walked to a nearby senior center and killed a woman there. cross reportedly also shot at two other people, but missed. the southern poverty law center, a group that tracks hate groups has known about cross for decades. they even sued him once for intimidating african-americans in the 1980s. teachers and staff will return to the pennsylvania high school where 20 people were stabbed last week. after alex hribal went on a rampage stabbing 21 students and a security guard with kitchen knives. students will be allowed to return with family members on tuesday and school will resume with normal schedule on wednesday. a robotic submarine will soon start mapping the ocean floor in hopes of finding some sign of the missing malaysian airlines plane and within 72

hours the air search for the missing jet will be called off and unmanned sub will start its own search. the sub can chart any debris on the sea floor. officials, though, cautioned against raising hopes that the plane will be found. searchers did find an oil slick yesterday but don't know yet if that oil actually came from the plane. the sub really mapped the bottom of the mroor. sort of like a lawn mower, about the same speed, incredibly slow. >> so interesting. i wish they would find something. >> just anything. >> 5:46 right now. monday morning we want to take a look at not only today, but the rest of the week, as well. >> you know, monday. you know we're in for it. we have the whole workweek ahead of us. but the good news is, we're getting into some of the nicest months, at least clime tulogically here in the bay area. let's look at what we're working with this morning. 52 degrees in san francisco. as you know, no sort of normality here in the bay area when it comes to our weather, but as we head through this

week, pretty much hitting the averages by the midsection of the week. today is above average and then we might just get some rain at the very end of your seven-day forecast. we're going to talk about that coming up so you can see as we pan around san jose, it's mostly clear to kick off the day and we have a nice-looking day shaping up in our inland valleys and on the warm side. you can see in san francisco, some fog drifting around from time to time over the embarcadero and overall that's typical for this time of year. 81 degrees in the south bay and 79 degrees today along the peninsula. that's pretty warm. temperatures are going to be nice out there and a nice sea breeze, as well, if you want to open up your windows until about lunchtime and then close those shades if you want to get by without having to use that ac. that's my trick. temperatures look good. throughout the next couple days they drop like a rock and that means comfortable conditions inland. tuesday in san jose and 76 degrees for your wednesday and we'll climb a little bit for thursday and then friday into saturday, we get a slight chance

for some showers. you'll see that here. 10:00 p.m. i stop the clock on your futurecast and just picking up a little bit of return here and this is what we're expecting. a little bit of shower activity mainly to the south of us right now where the models are bringing it in. however, the cut off low, we could get dumped on if this thing approaches the bay area. we're watching for it for you, right now, not looking so good. let's check that drive, here's anthony. >> thank you, christina. i'll take a look outside at the bay bridge approach and steady stream of cars moving in here and the lights not turned on just yet. you can see the fastrak lanes getting on by. you can see, again, lots of rain that things are moving very smoothly here in this location and off towards the altamont pass. one area starting to slow down coming through livermore and what it is looking like in dublin. this particular stretch of highway can get through without a problem. not dealing with any accidents right now.

that's really excellent. let's show you what is happening in the peninsula, lots of green on the maps from 280 down 101 and even approaching 104 and in san jose, as i mentioned, no problems here, as well. lots of green on the map show things looking smooth. here is where our camera is. let's take you outside and you can see that because more cars on the road and no accidents in that location, as well. guys, back to you. >> thanks so much. investigators plan to use a black box-style device to figure out how fast a fedex truck was going when it slammed into a tour bus killing ten people in northern california. in the meantime, they say there's no physical evidence that the fedex truck was on fire before it hit the bus, like some witnesses saidpen the bus was carrying 44 students from southern california to tour humboldt state university. after that crash, dozens of injured students escaped through windows before that bus caught fire. but five students, three adult chaperons and both drivers died.

some survivors say they will never forget what they saw. >> i watched him on fire before i kicked out the window and then there were two engaged, they died on impact and i saw that happened. >> a nightmare to live through that. federal investigators will exam bus safety rules to see if there is any way to improve passenger safety. moments mid-air aboard a california-bnd plane after a passenger tried to open up the door mid-flight. passengers said they heard loud, frantic voices. this flight on its way from chicago to sacramento. witnesses say a man was trying to open up the rear exit door because he wanted to jump out of the plane. a group of passengers got up and ran to the back of the plane to help flight attendants tackle the man to the ground. made an emergency landing in omaha where air marshals took him off the plane. the plane did arrive in

sacramento about two hours later. you see him being escorted off of the plane. causing a major safety concern about the new bay bridge. rust was found inside one of the chambers where the suspicion cable is secured. designed to prevent corrosion. the rust makes the rods and cable strands on the new span vulnerable to cracking. but a bridge spokesman said there is no concern about corrosion. santa clara county board of supervisors will discuss a proposal tomorrow about using sheriff deputies to help fill empty positions at san jose police. the police officer union calls the proposal "an intriguing idea" but not a long-term solution. now if the board approves that plan, it will have a staff report back on the city's interest and feasibility study by april 29th. the time right now, 5:51 on your monday. a new report that could have you cutting back on those summer barbecues.

well, you know, spring, summer almost here. people get ready for the barbecues and get ready for sticker shock next time you fire up the grill. the average price of beef hit $5.28 a pound that is the highest since 1987. that is due to smaller cattle herds and a surge in demand for u.s. beef overseas. also not just beef that is going up, pork and chicken prices are soaring. amazon looking to jump into the smartphone market. "wall street journal" reports the retailer plans to launch its own device in time for the holiday shopping season. the phone could be unveiled in june and in stores by the end of september. to make it stand out from apple

and samsung, amazon's new phone will reportedly have a 3d screen that doesn't require glasses. well, the wait is almost over for one of the most talked about tech devices since the smartphone. we're talking about google glass expected to go on sale to the public on tuesday. however, it won't be for long. the wearable gadget will only be available online for one day. we are told that the glasses will sell for about 1,500 bucks per pair and still be considered to be exclusive since only a limited number is available to adults here in the u.s. until now, only a select number of technology insiders have been able to buy google glass. >> well, we don't need any google glass for our forecast because we have the girl with the class. christina loren joining us this morning. >> thank you very much, i like having class. i can tell you right now, i'm taking you to weather school. temperatures nice out there. 55 degrees in the east bay. 52 in san francisco and 48 degrees in the north bay. now, here's the deal. high pressure stays strong for

today and then it starts to break down. so, these numbers are going to crash. enjoy the low 80s in the south bay today. 79 degree in the peninsula and 69 for san francisco and big cooling on the way. we're going to talk about that and when we might just get our next round of showers. stay tuned. lots coming up at 6:00. let's check your drive. here's anthony slaughter. >> things are really slow coming through the altamont pass. no accidents through this particular location but you can see from the canyon and also the map, the yellow and red tick marks report the slowest of these speeds. 20 miles per hour. other than that, things are moving fairly smooth. heads up if you're using 880. there is a game. warriors playing around 7:30 this evening, but overall, things look pretty good right now. and even as we take you outside to the bay bridge approach, you can see the cars piling on in here and the meteoring lights not turned on just yet. >> thanks.

5:56 right now. coming up, we'll show you bubba watson, what he did after claiming his new green jacket, his second green jacket. he celebrates in style. how a lunar eclipse could cause a bay area satellite to stop working overnight. a large fire destroyed several businesses in the east bay. take a look at these flames, just remarkable here. owners returning this morning to see how bad the damage is. live look at fremont this morning. crews still on the scene after that large fire we told you about inside a garage. the good news is that no one was injured. so firefighters say two dogs died in that fire. we'll have more details coming up next.

intense flames at our former kntv studio. the unexpected items firefighters found inside the burning wreckage, next. plus, a bomb threat at an

airport and a 49er in handcuffs. new details about aldon smith's arrest at l.a.x. and the new span of the bay bridge not even a year old and it's already rusting. and we have a mostly clear start in san jose. cloudy, meanwhile, in san francisco. making a big impacten oyour weather this week. we'll tell you who will get what in your full forecast. and traffic starting to pick up in the usual spots. the good news, we don't have any major accidents to report as you get out the door, just the typical slowing. we'll get you up to speed with what's happening on the area roadways. taking a live look outside on this monday, april 14th. what a beautiful picture over san jose. should be a nice start to your day here. this is "today in the bay." well, good morning to you, thank you for joining us. i'm peggy