good morning, everyone. 4:30, it's monday, again. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker in for laura. >> good morning, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s to start the day. rain in the forecast. stick around, i'll tell you when, just keep in mind, keep in mind it is going to be very fall-like this week, not really feeling like spring. if you're trying to put your wardrobe together, that's what you want to put on the forefront of your mind. right now, let's say good morning to anthony. >> good morning, christina.

in for mike inouye this morning. 85 in camden reports of s.w.a.t police team there. this is right at camden between brann bran if you take camden, keep that in mind, s.w.a.t activity in that area throughout this morning. and, also, in san jose, the 270 connect debris in the roadway, otherwise traffic looking good at 4:31 this morning. >> thank you, i can get closer on that s.w.a.t activity. that's the area. bob redell has been there all morning and he has a live report there. >> good morning, scott, you can see behind me we are on camden several blocks away from samson way where that standoff is taking place. police have closed off this

section keeping us a distance away. we presumably the neighbors have been asked to stay inside, as well, because what sounds like a dangerous man with a gun who refuses to leave his home on samson way. a man who appears to be a member of the san francisco's team and it would be common for merge to get involved in this type of situation where you have someone inside a house with a gun who refuses to come out. this started some time last night. according to a teenager, he tells us this involves a neighbor who has been a menace for a long time. he used a high-power rifle to fire 20 to 30 shots at another neighbor who he suspects is involved in illegal activity. apparently refusing to come out. >> he's a bit out there. he really likes our rc cars. he'll do that for a few hours.

he once stole our cats and threatened to kill them unlessc. not kill them, but vague threats. he thinks some neighbors are doing illegal activity and he took it upon himself to be like neighborhood watch. >> you can look, again, live on camden avenue where you can see some of the san jose uniformed officers have a section of that street shut down and to the right of your screen is where samson way is and a couple blocks in is where that home is where the standoff is taking place. if you have business down here, keep in mind camden is shut down, as you heard mentioning mentioning earlier. that's a good three or four blocks. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell. >> let's say i'm watching this from my home and it's a block away from there. just stay in your house. >> that's typically what the

officers would do. and this did happen when people, before they went to sleep or maybe, you know, some people went to sleep. so, we have to assume just based on some other information that we have that people in the area are aware of what is going on and use common sense to stay inside and once the sun comes up, simply say, hey, don't come out and make sure we get you a safe path out. >> fair enough, we'll check in with you all morning, i'm sure. thanks, bob. 4:34 right now. on to an incredible story. a santa clara student said he hopped the fence and stowed away on the exterior of the plane all the way to maui. they found the teenager on the runway after he fell out of the wheel well. this photo given to us by maui news shows the victim on a stretcher being taken to the hospital. fbi officials questioned the 16-year-old who told them he ran away from his family and he didn't know at the testimony where the plane was going.

as soon as he was found paramedics were called to check him because that part of the plane is not pressurized. >> he looks pretty good as far as i can see. the young juvenile and did all dirty or greased up to be in a wheel well. >> i'm surprised that someone would try it. you know, it seems like it would be a pretty scary thing to do and, you know, you see liquids and all that become pressurized and weird on the underbelly of the plane so it doesn't seem like a safe place to be. >> that just amazes me. it's alarming and scary at the same time. >> now, according to the fbi, the boy will not be charged. he is now in custody of child protective services. hawaiian airlines released this

statement. our primary concern now is for the well being of the boy who is exceptionally lucky to have survived this ordeal. hawaiian and its contractors responsible for handling our aircraft in san jose are ready to investigate. pg&e officials will be in court tied to their 2010 deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. the utility company knowingly and willingly violated safety regulations which led to the explosion. the fire killed eight people, injured 66, destroyed 38 homes. pg&e could be forced to pay $6 million in fines if convicted on the five felony violations. other fines could add up to $4 billion. utility is expected to enter a not guilty plea. the former san francisco driver is scheduled to be in court today. prosecutors say this

surveillance video shows michael quinn behind the wheel of his truck plowing right into a motorcycle. the man he hit was jack frasier who broke his leg, arm and had a collapsed lung. he did survive the crash, however. quinn resigned from the san francisco fire department last november. expecting to hear more from the san jose police leaders following a troubling report from an independent auditor. last week's audit reveals sorted activities in the san jose police department, including two officers who had sex while on the job. both of them still employed by the department. officers were also accused of knowingly lying about their behavior even when proof existed they had misbehaved. the oddier recommends any officers who lies to a superior should be fired immediately. the city council plans to discuss the report at this week's meeting. a san jose trailer park may soon have nothing but millionaires living there. a small group of tenants will get a massive pay day after winning a lawsuit.

according to the "mercury news" the owners routinely had sewage backups, electrical problems and a filthy swimming pool. last week a jury awarded tenants $111 million. that's a record for a failure to maintain lawsuit against any trailer park in history. if the verdict is not overturned, the tenants could get more than $1.5 million each. >> wow. a lot of money. big settlement there. 4:38 right now. getting a look at that forecast for you as we get this new workweek recovering and recovering from all that chocolate. i cannot eat one more piece of chocolate, christina. >> hey, send it on down my way. scott, i think you're in that boat, as well. great-looking day. you might have that chocolate hangover working this morning, but, overall, give yourself extra time. as we head out that front door this morning, patchy frost. and one of the places you would never expect to find it. half moon bay is at 39 degrees

this morning. meanwhile, 58 in concord. so, very unusual temperatures and you might wonder why it's so chilly out there. as you can see here san jose waking up nice and clear, as well. beautiful start over the golden gate bridge and what you notice as we head throughout the day today, those clouds will increase. today is going to be the warmest of the week and we're only going to hit the mid-70s. 73 for the peninsula and 64 degrees in san francisco and 71 degrees for the north bay and 68 for the east bay and in the tri-valley 63 degrees with showers arriving by this time tomorrow. i'll show you when in my next broadcast. we gave mike the day off, but, good news, good news. anthony is with us this morning. good news tomorrow, wet roadways. looking forward to that. let's talk about the traffic this morning. good news, it's wide open and really clear conditions. we did have debris in the roadway earlier. and now there's more debris from

chp right through milpitas. this is coming off of 880 right on to 37. getting off at mccarthy. if you use that route, just heads up, debris in the roadway being reported by chp. otherwise, right now, things just looking very good. >> thank you, anthony. still ahead on "today in the bay" coating giving to children. the powerful pain killer is being prescribed to kids. plus, thousands of runners take to the streets this morning to show they are boston strong. live pictures. we'll take you to the starting line of the boston marathon, coming up next. got a story for nbc investigative unit? call the tip line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com.

welcome back, everyone. 4:43 right now. a year after two bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon, tens of thousands of runners will return to those very streets to take part in this year's race. let's take you there live right now taking a look at the starting line. you can see how busy it is, very active scene. the race officially begins in less than two hours. many runners say crossing that finish line will become one of the most emotional experiences of their lives.

chris palone is in boston with more. >> reporter: for 117 years, this line has meant the end, the finish of 26.2 grueling miles. but today this line also marks the beginning. the next step in recovery for a city that refuses to give up. >> it was important to come back this year to finish, not only for myself, but for everybody else. >> reporter: when the bombs went off last year, they were all still on the course. they were all invited back to finish what they started. >> the running community is showing people of the world that you can't stop them. >> reporter: an emotional week in boston as they honor the victims and everyone who helped them heal. at fenway park sunday night, the home town red sox recognized those who died and those who survived doctors, firefighters and police in a moving pregame ceremony. else where, some of the 36,000 runners loaded up on pasta or took a last look at the course. many taking part in easter

sunday services at the old south church, just steps from the finish line. >> every athlete whether spiritual or otherwise needs a whole community for it to work. >> reporter: sandra taylor also found her new beginning a that finish line, her boyfriend asked her to marry him. >> a time for new beginning, that's what it is for us. >> reporter: the 118th running of the boston marathon can't erase the pain from what happened here last year. in boston, chris palone, nbc news. all right, let's get you up to speed here exactly what's going to happen today. a massive security presence will be there along the entire parade route. 3,400 uniformed and undercover officers will keep an eye on that crowd. twice the number as last year, 100 security cameras in place and 13 miles of steel barricade and 40 checkpoints and

bombsniffing dogs. a young boy aaron hern and his family have been in boston paying tribute to the 3 people killed and 250 hurt. he was standing at the finish line waiting for his mother when the bombs went off. he underwent several surgeries to remove metal pieces from his legs. now, our coverage will continue all morning long. for updates any time we're not on the air, hit our website, nbcbayarea.com and find a special section one year stronger. by the way, scott, the red sox they won that game. pretty cool pregame show and nice to take home a win for boston. two bay area tech giants trying to woo game developers. for that and the rest of the news before the bell, hampden

pi pearson. the dow posting best weekly performance of the year. on earnings this week with nearly a dozen members of the dow and 150 s&p companies all set to report. we also get data on home sales, durable goods and consumer sentiment. back on thursday, the dow slipped 16 points, closing out at 16408. the nasdaq rising nine points to close at 4095. nike will no longer be making wearable devices like the fuel band fitness tracker and the nike plus sports watch. the company has fired the majority of the fuel band staff. nike will, instead focus on fitness and athletic software and apps for smartphones. may have a potential partner with apple as ceo tim cook is on nike's board. google and apple are willingly developers to ensure top game titles show up first on their

devices. both are offering to give the ga gameprie premium placement. have access to a new zombie fighting video game. >> hampden pearson dealing with zombies. >> covers it all. let's get this monday morning going. you were talking about rain earlier. got some on the way tomorrow, by the way, zombies, no match for hampden pearson. we have the mid-40s nin the norh bay and clear conditions to start the day and then those clouds will suddenly increase throughout the afternoon, good-looking temperatures, although you'll notice a storm system brewing out there and by the end of the day, mostly cloudy condition and drizzle expected for your evening commute. san jose looking nice and dry and check in with anthony in just a moment. as we head throughout the day today, this is what you can expect between the hours of noon

and 5:00. cooler temps, as well. as we head through tomorrow, just some light activity, especially up in the north bay. mid-week a little bit of fog and air mass settles in and then we have some significant rainfall on the way as we head into friday. let me show you that on your futurecast for tomorrow. for tomorrow, bring your umbrella and that coat with you to work and then as we head throughout the mid-section of the week, nice and level. upper 60s for san jose and mid-60s for san francisco. and then take a look at what comes into the bay area. it's going to arrive by about 9:00, 10:00 bringing generous rainfall totals especially north of the golden gate bridge and everywhere could pick up maybe half an inch of rain which is really impressive, considering we're getting very close to may and our summer month at this point. we'll keep you updated on this. lots to talk about when it comes to your microclimates this week. right now, back to you, scott and peggy. >> thank you. a new study shows children

are routinely given codeine. that study analyzed ten years of data from across the country and revealed that codeine prescriptions were given in 3% of kids' emergency room visits in 2010. that amounts to half a million visits. last year the fda warned about a rare risk for life-threatening complications or death in children that were given the drug after certain surgeries. kraft recalling oscar mayor hot dogs. labeled classic wieners may contain cheese dogs. kraft recalled the product because the mixed up labels don't correctly list the ingredients. there is nothing wrong with them and the cheese is made with milk and that's not good for those lock tose intolerant. they voluntarily recalled the hot dogs after ta consumer

reported it to the company. a record breaking night for the sharks that tank, we'll show you the playoff highlights, coming up next. this morning, traffic is starting to build through the altamont pass. everybody back from spring break. we'll look at what your traffic is going to look like. we'll be back with a full tracker report after this.

welcome back to you at 4:53. getting ahead of myself. that is the house of winds right there. you are looking at the sap center. the sharks team teal taking a commanding 2-0 lead on the road in los angeles. game three against the kings is tomorrow night. last night sharks fell behind early, but managed to munster seven, seven unanswered goals to cruise to a 7-2 win. the most goals the team has scored at the tank in the playoffs ever. >> we're down 2-0. don't let them get another goal. if we keep them at two we truly believe we get three and win the game. we're getting the chances and we just have to keep with it. >> coaching staff, players, everyone. we knew if we kept playing, we'd score some goals and we were able to. >> there you go. more playoff action now taking you to the hardwood, this time the warriors looking to take a

two-game lead against the clippers. on saturday golden state won a nailbiter. that score 109-105. game two is tonight that starts at 7:30. head back to the oracle arena for game three on thursday. let's check with anthony this morning in this morning for mike. did i hear you say all week? >> at least the next few days. >> mike had a good break. >> he's on vacation this week. >> for the next few days we're looking at traffic right now coming through dublin and traffic is starting to build through the altamont pass. the thing different about this week from the past couple weeks, spring break is over and lots more cars on the roads this morning and you can see coming through the altamont pass. even through pleasanton things looking pretty good. the s.w.a.t activity and right at camden. in fact, there is an update for you. camden is still closed, however, now, the camden southbound side is open. so, if you do live in that area, you can still take camden on the

southbound side, but the thing about it really ewith the s.w.a.t activity, avoid the area altogether, if you can. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. well, even though easter has come and gone president obama and the first family hosting the 136th annual easter egg roll this morning. >> you see the president in his easter casuals out there out there with all the little kids. this isn't an ordinary egg roll. there will also be obstacle courses and even a dance party there for the kids. thousands are expected to take part in today's event which is held on the white house south lawn. >> you have to wonder if those kids realize how lucky they are and what a neat opportunity. >> i think it's cool that they a they completely forget they're at the white house and they're just so focused. a teenager sneaks on to a

plane in hawaii. >> it is a remarkable story. also breaking news in the south bay as s.w.a.t teams surround an entire and relatively quiet san jose neighborhood. we have an update from this scene coming up next. the starting line of the boston marathon, it is going to get under way shortly. this, of course, a year after that terrible terror attack. we will have live coverage throughout the morning.

good morning, i'm bob redell. s.w.a.t has a home surrounded trying to get the man to come out after he fired several shots into his neighborhood. that story coming up. a teenage stow away flies from san jose to hawaii on the exterior of the plane. how the 16-year-old was able to get through security. new workweek, new forecast. today, cooler and cloudier and rain on the way for tomorrow. we'll show you when and then

cool air mass settles in for the mid-section of your week. we'll take you through the changes in your microclimate, coming up. and traffic starting to build through the altamont pass. we'll get you up to speed with what's happening on those roads in just a little bit. a live look outside at o.co and the oracle arena, as well. today's monday, april 21st and this is "today in the bay." well, good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us this monday morning, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. breaking news in the south bay and there is a large police presence around a home in san jose where a man is holed eld u. now, this is in san jose