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

cambreen neighborhood and that is where bob redell has been out all morning. have you seen any activity in the past couple minutes. >> we've seen more members of san jose's merge here on the scene, if you're not familiar, merge is their version of s.w.a.t and pd now confirms with us that merge has taken over this situation. they are now in charge of this standoff. they've surrounded on a home which you're looking down camden. if you were to look to the right of your screen and peer around that corner, that's where del paso's at. a man refuses to come out of that home after apparently firing a gun around 8:00. >> ya >> i was talking to my parents and he fired 20 shots from his high-power rifle at the neighbor that he thinks is doing illegal activities and then retreated back into his house. >> police confirmed that this man did fire a weapon, but that

he fired the gun into the ground, not actually at somebody before going back inside his home. that neighbor you just heard from is a teenager who lives in the neighborhood and he tells us that this man, this neighbor the one who is holed up stolen his cats and threatened to kill the cats and basically this man took it upon himself to be the "neighborhood watch" for the area. the bottom line, the take away hearing from this teen is they are not a big fan of this man. you can see you have police officers who shut down camden avenue, the southbound direction which is immediately to my left has been reopened, but the northbound direction is still shut down. so, you're looking at several blocks that have shut down while they try to get this man, it's not clear if they established any sort of communication. he could be ignoring them. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> is it an older man, a younger

man? >> not clear on that based on our conversation with the teenager. definitely an adult. that's all we know. >> okay, more details to come on that, thank you so much, bob. now to a developing story, federal investigators trying to figure out how a bay area teenager was able to bypass security and climb into the wheel well of an airplane and survive a five-hour plane ride to hawaii. christie smith joins us in san jose with more of this unbelievable story. >> that is the word i was thinking. when you hear the details, it is almost unbelievable all the things that had to happen for a 16-year-old to get past security and somehow survive a flight on the wheel well of a plane halfway across the pacific and make it. but, apparently, security footage backs up his claim. this photo was given to us by maui news and shows the teen on a gurney being taken to the

hospital to be checked out. this was a five and a half hour flight in maui the destination. officials say they found the teen on the tarmac after he fell out of the wheel well. apparently, airline personnel notified the boy on the ramp and then called security right away. the fbi questioned the santa clara teen who said he ran away, jumped a fence at sjc and didn't really even know where the flight was headed. >> he looks pretty good from what i could see. you know, again, the young juvenile didn't appear to be dirty or all greased up. >> that just surprises me, that just amazes me. with all the security measures in place, alarming and scary at the same time. >> the paramedics did check him out and the fbi says he was likely unconscious and can get as cold as 80 below zero. we're talking about 38,000 feet

and it was not pressurized. but, apparently, he is unharmed. the boy is in the custody of child protective services and won't be charged. the fbi, tsa and, of course, officials here at sjc are investigating how this whole thing could happen. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> amazing, thank you, christie. whoever stabbed four people over the weekend near downtown. the victims were found late saturday night near the community bar and restaurant on almaden avenue. when police got to that location, they found four people with nonlife threatening stab wounds. police in menlow park hope the public can help track down two people who stole a man's cell phone. it happened saturday night near the intersections of ivy drive and almadore avenue. one man pulled out a handgun and hit the victim several times.

many neighbors are not surprised by this crime. >> when i was younger it was better, i felt safer walking around the block or going to the park with my friends or my cousins. but as i've gotten older, the crime just really went up a lot and i don't feel safe. > . >> now, we do hear the victim will be okay. people living in treasure island say they have another health issue to be concerned about. last month extensive mold forced firefighters to move to a nearby training facility. san francisco officials say they did act swiftly by moving the firefighters out as soon as they heard of the issue. they don't think the problem is widespread, however, mold is just the latest health issue on that island where the soil is contaminated with radiation and other toxic substances. let's get a look at our back to work forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, peggy, scott. things are changing out there by the minute.

right now san francisco at a 53 degrees to start the brand-new workweek i was watching the golden gate bridge camera. about 15 minutes ago it was completely clear. now, as you can see, we have moisture accumulating here on our lens and you do want to keep in mind, this could create slick conditions and wind on the way, but you're only going to find that around the bay and at the coast this morning. your inland valleys like you're seeing here in san jose are mostly clear to start the day and nice and dry. things will change and we do have a weather system to our north. 75 degrees and clouds will increase and 73 is the high in the peninsula and 64 degrees for san francisco. mostly cloudy throughout the day and today that is the general sky. as you head out and about today in the oakland area, 68 degrees. you'll get the most sunshine for the first part of the day. so, if that's what you're looking for, maybe outdoor activities, try to do those early today. tri-valley at 73 degrees because by this evening's commute we are expecting the driz tool razle t

up. right now mike has the day off and anthony is watching your drive and let's check on that, hi. >> as you mention the rain and drizzle could cause some problems especially if you're heading to the a's game. 880 will be bogged dound around 7:00 this evening. want to start you off with good news on this monday after this holiday weekend. wide-open lanes there and no problems to report. on the traffic maps, things looking good in the east bay and every single highway wide open from 580, 680 and 680 things are looking incredible especially considering it is the monday after the holiday. lots of green, roadways wide open. do waw opportunity give you a quick update with the area that is open because of s.w.a.t activity at camden and 85. southbound side is open. back to you guys. >> live reports on that throughout the morning, thank you, anthony. still ahead, boston strong, emotions run high one year after

bombs exploded. we'll take you live to boston, next.

welcome back to you this morning. tens of thousands of runners will take to the streets to prove that they are boston strong. a live look at the starting line of the boston marathon. and a little bit more than an hour, runners will take off for what will be much more than just a 26-mile run. "today in the bay" chris pollone joins us from boston this morning. an emotional day for so many people. >> it will, scott. you know, it's been an emotional week. we marked the one-year anniversary from the bombing itself on april 15th and there have been a lot of remembrances ever since then. last night at fenway park, a very moving tribute. boston is coming alive this morning and the good news is as

a boston native i can tell you that this really feels like marathon monday. it feels like patriots day in the city. runners are gathering to head out to the starting line some 26 miles away and a little later on, not more than an hour from now, 36,000 runners will hit the streets. it's the second largest amount of runners in boston marathon history, 9,000 more runners than last year. you might remember that last year when the bombs went off, 5,000 people still out on the course. they were not allowed to finish, many of them wanted to finish what they started last year and they've all been invited back, a great many of them will be running again today. this, of course, will be the most secure boston marathon in history. some 3,500 police officers both plain clothed and uniformed will be on the course today trying to maintain a sense of security while keeping the spirit and the original feeling of the marathon alive today. they also set up security

cameras all along the marathon route. you remember last year that security video was so instrumental in identifying the suspects in the marathon bombing. they want to be able to monitor a live look at the entire course. it will be more securie, but people here in boston are hoping that it will be a big start in trying to heal from what happened here last year. live in boston, i'm chris pol n pollone, we'll send it back to you. runners will take a four-mile loop starting and ending at the ferry building. our coverage of the boston marathon continues all morning long. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and find a special section called boston marathon one year stronger, just search the word boston. >> wishing 36,000 runners there good luck this morning. very cool. south korea's president said the captain and some of the crew on that sunken ferry committed

"unforgivable murderous acts." the captain initially told passengers to stay in their rooms and waited for more than half an hour before issuing an evacuation order as that ferry sank last week. by then the ship tilted so much that it is believed that many of the 240 people still missing could not escape. so far 65 bodies have been found. even after a marine traffic controller told the captain to evacuate the ship the captain told the passengers to stay put while he and his crew escaped. a malaysia airlines jet had to make an emergency landing after one of its tires burst on takeoff. now, the airline says the plane landed safely and none of the 166 people onboard were hurt. meanwhile, researchers are still trying to find the malaysia airlines plane that disappeared now more than six weeks ago. it is believed to have crashed in the southern indian ocean, but debris has not been recovered. and officials have called off the search for several missing sherpas on mt. everest

because of poor weather conditions there. officials in nepal said it was unlikely the operation would continue. the sherpas moving camps higher up the mountain. three others are still missing and meanwhile the climbing season could be canceled altogether as some sherpas have quit and others are considering a boycott. an nbc team on everest working on a production yesterday they announced they're canceling that program. vice president heads to kiev despite a recent truce. yesterday three people died in a shootout at a checkpoint manned by pro-russian insurgents. it was unclear who was killed and who fired first. today biden will meet with the acting ukrainian prime minister and the president. coming up at 5:40 this morning, tracie potts will have a live report from d.c. about how washington is now responding to the latest weekend crisis.

turning now to our microclimate forecast. we have a live look at san francisco this morning. and the embarcadero. let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning. i hope you two had a fantastic easter. we have a good-looking day shaping up. temperatures right now mostly in the 50s and want to show you your wind speed because it is is playing a factor and you can see it coming straight out of the west. lots of ocean air being forced right over san francisco at this point. all those low clouds are moving in and they're moving in quickly, so, we started out nice and clear at about 4:30 when we kicked off this show and at this point we have plenty of low clouds settling in, especially over the golden gate bridge. as we head throughout the day today, those clouds will increase for all of us. mostly cloudy sky to finish off the day and cooler temps as a result. storm system coming in and it is moving in quickly. as we head throughout tomorrow, showers move in especially up in the north bay and then by the mid-section of the week, it will

start to feel like fall here in the bay area. nice, foggy mornings and nice, beautiful afternoons where the sun will come out. we'll get a nice westerly breeze off the ocean and temperatures will be rather cool, especially where you consider where we end up last week. whole new week, whole new forecast for you. temperatures for today in the mid-70s inland san francisco and little bit chilly out there at 64 degrees but hit 69 degrees up in the north bay. as we head through tomorrow, showers move in but heavier rain on the way as we head through friday. i want to show you what our models are picking up. this is still a day out, a chance for this rain to really move in actually looking very promising as we head towards the end of the week. we normally don't see models picking up this kind of rainfall this far out. maybe half an inch and maybe an inch here in the san jose area and i can tell you, it's looking good. i'll let you know exactly when for your city. right now, let's check your drive, say good morning to

anthony slaughter. >> several days out looking really remarkable. let's talk about that drive. traffic starting to pick up here and no big surprise and let's switch over to the maps to show you what it is looking like. you can see on the map, lots of greens and yellows. so, traffic is still moving smoothly, even though there are lots of cars on the road and back towards, more cars will start to pile in here. towards fremont, newark and things flowing smoothly there. again, northbound side moving without a problem. southbound side more cars, but, again, no problems to report and no accidents or incidents on the roadw roadway. move down to the santa clara valley and, again, things really good here. monday, 5:00 in the morning and lots of green on the map and let's show you what it looks like at 101. you can see traffic coming in smoothly from morgan hill down towards south san jose and no problems to report here on 101. back to you guys.

an especially violent weekend in chicago. nine people were killed, 32 were hurt after several shootings across the city. the latest shooting happened around 7:30 last night a group of kids were leaving a park near an elementary school and someone pulls up in a car and the group took off running and someone fires and hits four of the kids. the victims ranged in age from 11 to 15. of the 41 people shot this weekend, the 41 people shot in chicago this weekend, 16 were shot on easter sunday. about 20 people were hurt when a car crash under to a florida church packed with people for easter services. the driver was trying to park outside the church, but, instead, drove through an outer concrete wall and into several pews. the driver claims the car malfunctioned. witnesses said at least one person was pinned under that car. officials say none of the injuries appear to be life threatening.

well, now to an exclusive investigative report. more hiccups with the health insurance rollout in california. now, even if you are one of the 1.2 million people that showed up for cover california, chances are you are feeling that pinch when you call your insurance company. the investigative unit has learned that complaints to state regulators are sky rocketing. up about 65% from last year. in some cases, people can't even get through to their insurance company at all. for many consumers, it has been stressful and costly trying to get answers. >> it's been over a month and a half and i still haven't been able to reach anybody. >> you assure these people their complaint is not going to go into a black hole. >> every complaint we receive is investigated. >> the state department is now urging consumers to file consumers with the help line. what is being done and how some customers are fighting back on their own. if you have a tip, give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us

an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. problems at this year's 420 celebration in san francisco. what some people did to land them in cuffs.

good morning to you, welcome back. 5:23 right now. taking you outside and getting a look at that commute along 101. traffic moving well and that's what happens when you wake up this early and hit the road. it's really early. at least ten people arrested during an unusual marijuana event that took place in san francisco. one person was arrested for illegally carrying a gun. charged with other felonies. they were among thousands of pot enthusiasts who said yesterday 420 celebrating their unofficial holiday. at one point police reported to

shots fired. park rangers and police officers said they focused on catching underage drinking, open containers and people selling drugs in the park. >> shutting everybody down for selling stuff and, you know, the cops are out here doing their thing. >> park rangers messing with us, but it's okay. >> they wore their fabulous outfits there, as well. several people did stay behind after the event to clean up. the city spent about $15,000 cleaning up after last year's celebration. high-tech gadgets helping breathe new life, really, into a whole generation of americans. >> may not be the generation you're thinking of. a new study done by the pew research center find 65 and older are using technology. the internet used among seniors has also gone up from just over a year ago. >> just 14% of people 65 and older said that they use the internet and today that number

is up to almost 60%. >> i do all my shopping. i haven't had a pair of pants too far from stores. >> that could be my dad. buys every single thing online. tech experts say the new technology is also helping seniors stay connected with others helping to reduce isolation. which is a wonderful benefit. >> i use that google instant shopping where you tell them what you want and it shows up at your door. if you were shut in and you were a senior and couldn't get out, that would be a life saver. >> really cool. let's check in with anthony this morning, who are we checking in with? christina. >> good morning to you. hopefully you're ready to get started. the workweek looking pretty good. and, yeah, we want to help you get out on a good note this morning. temperatures mostly in the 50s and making your way out the front door in san jose. do keep in mind that you will find some drizzle as you make your way up the peninsula.

it will be nice and dry when you start out your commute. the storm system speeding up and impacting us already. 51 degrees and low clouds developing in the east bay at this point. temperatures will be comfortable, but will be the warmest of the week. a steady dropoff. i'll take you through those changes as we head through the next half hour. right now, as promised, we like to tease a little bit on this show, here's anthony. >> thank you, christina, that's me, i'm here in the flesh. the bay bridge behind me and wide-open lanes and the lights have not been turned on just yet and still zoom through without any problems and show you what it is looking like on the traffic maps. a lot of green on the maps. an oakland a's game using 880 around 7:00, it will be pretty heavy, especially in that area. switching a little bit further south and you can see things move smoothly. traffic is starting to build on

84 once you get off the altamont pass. >> thank you very much, anthony. still to come, lucky to be alive, really. a teenager miraculously survives a five-hour flight stowed away in the wheel well. also breaking news to tell you about in the south bay as s.w.a.t teams surround an entire neighborhood. what we just learned about the suspect, coming up next.

a man with a gun finally surrenders, peacefully, after several hour standoff with police here in the south bay. i'm bob redell, the latest coming up. the punishment the company faces if convicted of that deadly explosion in san bruno. san jose is nice and clear to start the day. low clouds settling in foster city. golden gate bridge, some drizzle. we'll show you the wide variety of weather across your various microclimates this morning and

tell you when you need that umbrella this week in moenltmen anthony slaughter in this morning. good news, no major accidents. we'll take it easy out there on this monday after the holiday. a live look outed is over san jose. it is monday, april 21st, this is "today in the bay." well, good morning to you, straight up 5:30 on your monday morning. i'm peggy bunker in for laura. >> i'm scott mcgrew. an update to several hours a s.w.a.t standoff is over. police had camden over shut down overnight. this is in the cambrien neighborhood and also where bob redell has been all morning and, bob, tell us how this standoff ended. >> well, it ended peacefully, which the san jose police

department is thankful for. started around 8:00 last night with a man who had fired shots into his neighborhood here on del paso avenue and ended up going back inside his home there on this street and stayed in there for several hours while merge surrounded his home and officers surrounded his home outside trying to coax him to come out. they tell us they were in communication with him, but yet they were very quiet and some time in the 3:00 hour, maybe 3:10, 3:20 he finally said, i will come out and obey your commands and that's what he did. they handcuffed him and they have taken him into custody and they are now processing the scene out here. trying to get inside his home, which we presume they've done if they needed a warrant, they might be waiting on that. to go in there and see what kind of weapon he had. as i mentioned this started some time last night according to a teenager who lives in this neighborhood he tells us that this man has been a menace for some time. he tells us that he used a

high-power rifle to fire 20 to 30 shots and police say the shots went into the ground and apparently angry at another neighbor who he suspects is involved in illegal activity. he fired that gun, as i mentioned, in the ground and retreated back in that home, again, where he stayed for several hours. >> there he really likes rc cars so he'll do that for a few hours. he once stole our cats and threatened to kill them unless we put collars on them, or not kill them, but vague threats. and before this, he, he thinks that some neighbors are doing illegal activities. so, he's kind of like took it upon himself to be like neighborhood watch. >> you're looking now live back out here down del paso avenue. the home is somewhere near where those officers are at. again, the man who was holed up inside has surrendered

peacefully no one was hurt. police say those shots were fired into the ground and police were telling us that the man was angry at another neighbor. as far as cambrien avenue was concerned, they have reopened that. this is not a traffic situation for anyone trying to get to or from work. >> all right, bob, thank you much. 5:33. developing news in the south bay just an unbelievable story as a santa clara teenager lucky it be alive after hitching a ride inside the wheel well of a hawaiian's airlines plane. christie smith with details on how this teenager was able to bipass security right there at the airport and live all the way to hawaii over the ocean. just incredible, christie. >> it is. good morning to you, peggy. imagine the surprise of the airline personnel on the other end in maui when they find a 16-year-old wandering around on the tarmac who somehow survived

a flight from san jose to maui. 5 1/2 hours across the pacific and somehow survived in a wheel well. but apparently security footage from san jose international airport does back up his claim. at least that he hopped a fence at the airport here to get on that hawaiian airline flight. this picture given to us by maui news that shows the teen being taken to the hospital there. the flight left san jose early sunday. this was 5 1/2 hours to maui. airport officials say the teen fell out of the wheel well. the fbi questioned the santa clara teen and said he got in a fight and ran away from home and stowed away in that boeing 767. an airport manager there told us by phone that the teen didn't appear dirty or greasy from appearing in a wheel well but looked pretty good. but he was stunned that anyone could make it. >> at 35,000 feet is very cold, for the one thing.

also, you know, at 35,000 feet in that wheel well not pressurized or temperature controlled. so, a miracle to, you know, to survive. >> now, according to the fbi, they think the teen waspably unconscious for most of that flight and, frankly, lucky to be alive. the boy was referred to child protective services and apparently won't be charged with anything for this, but the fbi, tsa and also the airport here in san jose, they're all investigating what everyone wants to know how in the world this could happen. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> a miracle he survived. thank you so much, christie. pg&e officials will be in court tied to criminal charges to the 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. the utility company knowingly and willingly violated safety violations that led to that

explosion. the fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes and injured 36. pg&e could pay $6 million in fines if convicted of the five felony violations, that's in addition to other fines that could add up to almost $4 billion. utility is expected to enter a not guilty plea. the former san francisco firefighter accused of driving drunk and hitting a motorcyclist is scheduled to be in court today. prosecutors say this survei surveillance video right here shows the moments michael quinn was behind the moments of his truck and plow under to a motorcycle. the man he hit that you see there on the sidewalk is jack frazier. he broke his arm, his leg and had his lung collapsed but he did survive that crash. quinn resigned from the san francisco fire department last november. to a trailer park full of millionaires. a small group of tenants are getting a massive pay day after winning a lawsuit. according to the "mercury news"

the owners of the californian hawaiian estate routinely had sewage backups and electrical problems in a filthy swimming pool. last week a jury awarded the tenants $110 million. that is a record win for a failure to maintain lawsuit against any trailer park in the state. so, if the verdict is not overturned, the tenants could get more than 1.5 million each. >> my goodness. >> quite a payout there. well, checking in at 5:37 right now. meteorologist christina loren is out with a pay out of the forecast. what a beautiful easter it was yesterday. >> just spectacular conditions across the bay area. we will increase those clouds, otherwise, just about the same. as we head throughout the day today, as you can see, a storm system coming in and it's going to take its time. right now it's really impacting the coastline. we had a little band just come through here. as a result, little bit slick right now on the golden gate

bridge and we're picking up this drizzle this morning. 53 degrees. this could impact your commute and give yourself a little extra time if you're waking up in san francisco or headed this way for your drive. otherwise, nice and clear to start the day, start the week in san jose. temperatures right now are comfortable. you could probably get by without that heavy coat, but later on today, you won't need it at all. 75 in the south bay, the peninsula today. 75 degrees and 69 degrees with a shower starting first up in the north bay. so, we have couple chances for rain this week. as we head through tomorrow, mostly expecting the activity in the morning hours. you want to keep your umbrella with you. as we head deeper into the week, by friday, a pretty well organized storm system starting to come closer and closer to the bay area and bring us showers by mid-morning, late morning on friday. this system is looking very impressive. want to show you what your microclimates are doing at this point. they're all over the place at this moment. straight wind out of the west

pushing to the east, 21 miles per hour and impact the drive over the bridge, as well. that is what is ushering in on that cloud cover at this point. meanwhile, no wind in san jose and mostly clear sky. got to love it, anthony. you are a meteorologist, as well. good morning to you. >> wonderful easter and that rain coming in is great news. let's talk about what will happen today in the meantime and show you what's happening on those roads and traffic is starting to build coming through the altamont pass. again, the good news, no accidents coming through this particular location so that is really good. we switch over and show you what it is looking like on the maps. lots of green but a few more areas of yellow and red especially coming in through livermore and things are slow especially considering this is when it starts to bog down around 8:00, 9:00. east bay through concord and walnut creek and through martinez things moving without a problem and even come through the calducutt tunnel. you can see the light still not on, but traffic is starting to

slow approaching the maze. back to you guys. right now, it is 5:39. vice president joe biden heading to ukraine this morning. details of his quick trip following a weekend shootout. we're less than an hour away from the start of the boston marathon. sure to be emotional after last year's deadly bombing. a live report from boston, as well.

good monday morning to you. 5:42. vice president joe biden will spend the next two days in ukraine. some people on capitol hill do not support the administration's move. tracie potts is live in washington with the latest and, tracie, this is the one concern for so many americans. >> when you hear that 150 troops have been sent to poland and estonia, be aware, they're not

sending them to the eastern ukrainian zone where we've seen so much fighting included over the weekend. the purpose of these troops is to reassure our allies that we'll be there if this thing goes past ukraine, if russia decides to push past into other countries. it's essentially a training exercise. but vice president joe biden just hit the tarmac we're told and his motorcade is taking off and he's in ukraine today and tomorrow meeting with leaders and meeting with business leaders and trying to see what the u.s. can do to help this situation diplomatically. what ukraine's prime minister said over the weekend is that they need to beef up their military. they need money, they need technical expertise and they need help. they are no match, essentially, for the russian military and we know that those pro-russian forces saw some casualties over the weekend both sides blaming each other who is responsible for that. >> part of the problem, too, seems like some of the people in

power there in ukraine, they're so new, it's sort of a new kind of government and many pro-russian forces aren't respecting it at all. >> exactly. they weren't even recognizing this guovernment at all for a long time and now pressuring the government to listen to the pro-russian forces who are in the southern part of that country. of course, they've got elections coming up on may 25th to put a permanent government in place. one of the reasons that vice president biden is there, one thing on his agenda is to take a look at that process and ensure that they've got free and fair elections coming up next month. >> quite the international situation, so many countries are watching it closely. thank you, tracie, for the latest, appreciate that. we are expecting to hear from san jose leaders. last week audit reveals including officers who had sex while on the job. many of them are still, both of them are still employed by the department. the independent police auditor is also demanding greater

accountability. she says any officer who lies about confirmed misbehavior should be immediately fired. the city council plans to discuss the report at this week's meeting. now, family and friends of a man who has been missing for more than a year have new hopes of finding him this morning because a new reported sighting of the 21-year-old man. a woman reported seeing krihtian hughes. last time he was in contact with family members was april of last year. family members say social media has been providing valuable leads. >> it reached a lot of people and the accessibility of sharing videos and sharing information spreads quickly. so, it's actually, it's been beneficial for us. >> his family members say that they are concerned about his mental health. searchers say not to approach him if you see him, rather, call 911. one year after the terror attacks of the boston marathon, tens of thousands of runners

will return to those very streets to take part in this year's race today. we have a live look right now at the starting line. as you see, people beginning to gather and the race begins in 45 minutes and many of this year's runners say they expect crossing the finish line will be one of the most emotional experiences of their lives. "today in the bay" chris pollone joins us live from boston. chris, good morning. >> good morning, scott. boston is starting to come alive right now. it is a beautiful day and it will be in the 60s here today. the sun is shining and over the last couple hours we've seen lots of runners coming here to the boston comen and taking buses out to the scene that ask you just showed a moment ago. 36,000 runners is the second largest field in boston marathon history. 9,000 more than last year. of course, last year when the race was stopped because of those bombs going off at the finish line, some 5,000 runners

were still on the course. all of them had been invited back without even having to qualify this year. many of them are taking advantage of comeliing back and finishing what they started last year. of course, there is going to be nervousness and trepidation this year over what happened last year and city and state officials are trying to head that off as best they can. security is the top priority here in boston. 3,500 police officers will be on the marathon course both plain clothed and uniform officers. that is double the number of officers that worked this race last year. they've also installed security camera throughout the whole 26.2 miles. you'll remember that some security video from near the finish line was absolutely instrumental in identifying the suspects in the boston marathon bombing. so, authorities here will be able to watch a live feed of the entire race course from a bunker not far away from here, the local emergency management agency will be watching that video. so, it feels like a normal

marathon monday here in boston, which feels like a good thing because this city has been looking to heal ever since last year's terrorist attack and a big step forward with a successful race today. scott, we'll send it back to you. >> chris pollone in boston, thank you very much. right now massive security presence as chris mentioned on the entire parade route. 3,500 uniformed and undercover officers keeping an eye. twice the number of last year. there is also more than 100 security cameras in place, as he mentioned. 13 miles of steel barricades and 40 checkpoints and bomb sniffing dogs. meanwhile, a young boy from martinez who was hurt in the bombings last year expected to return to today's marathon. 12-year-old aaron hern and his family been in baus on the last couple days paying tribute to the 300 people killed and 250 others hurt. aaron was standing at the finish line waiting for his mother when those bombs went off, sent shrapnel into the crowd and he

underwent several surgeries to remove metal pieces from his lungs. our coverage of the boston marathon continues all morning long. our website bayarea.com and find a special section called boston marathon, one year stronger and just search the word, boston. a new study shows children are routinely given the pain killer codeine. the study analyzed ten years and codeine preskripgs were given in 3% of kids' emergency room visits in 2010. that is half a million visits altogether. the fda warned for rare complications or even death after children are given that drug after certain surgeries. kraft foods are recalling oscar mayer wieners may contain the cheese dog. the labels do not correctly list

the ingredients. cheese dogs are made with milk and not good for those lactose intolerant. they voluntary recalled the hot dogs after a consumer reported the mix up to the company. investigators are looking into why a woman drove her car into a campbell pool yesterday. take a look at this picture here. this happened at the casa de rosa apartments. the woman drove straight into the pool and left the engine running and she did manage to get out and run into her daughter's apartment. that car later removed from the pool and no longer there. no word on why or how she ended up in that pool. >> she understood car pooling. good morning to christina loren. >> good morning to you. nice day, good thing nobody was out there in that pool. it was warm out there. 5:50. you know what, we're going to get closer and closer to our summertime weather, not this

week, probably by the mid-section of next week you'll pull out those tank tops or maybe jumping in the pool. cool weather to take you through and some rain as a matter of fact and it's going to stick around, not just for tomorrow when we're expecting the showers to develop. we have another more potent round on the way friday through the weekend. that's the one we're going to focus in on. that could bring us generous totals and we need those. as you know, still in a drought in the bay area. san jose right now nice and clear. you saw your current temperatures are pretty mild and mostly in the 50s to start the day and couple 40s up there in the north bay and we want to show you forecast for here in the south bay because at noon today 68 degrees, temperatures will be comfortable but that's when the clouds will start to increase. by 4:00 p.m., we're completely cloudy, 72 degrees and comfortable temperatures and not getting that vitamin d that we had yesterday. definitely see more clouds increasing between the hours of 12:00 and 5:00. mix of sun and clouds for you

and kind of a cool day shaping up for you. and showers will start up. as we head throughout the overnight hours and then really tomorrow morning, just expecting some light activity. in the north bay, 71 degrees for today and 68 in the east bay and you'll notice on your seven-day forecast, though, today is the warmest of the week. we'll drop your numbers considerably as we head through tomorrow and by the midsection kind of leveling off a little bit, but, still below average for this time of year. today increasing clouds, cooler temperatures. rain returns tomorrow and heaviest up in the north bay. as we head through the midsection of the week, we'll see foggy mornings and sunny afternoons. look what happens as we head through friday into the upcoming weekends. picking up generous rainfall totals. we'll keep tabs and let you know if this becomes more promising. maybe an inch up in the higher elevations of rain. very unusual for this time of year. looking good for us. let's check your drive, steve,

here's anthony slaughter. >> things looking good on the weather maps and things are looking good in the traffic center, as well. you can see traffic moving smoothly and the lights may have just been turned on as the fastrak lanes and you can see that happening right as i'm speaking and otherwise no accidents to report as we move through this area. take you down through the map and moving through 880 and hayward and fremont and even towards the altamont pass, things moving smoothly. things starting to pick up, especially coming through dublin on 580 and this is where we're seeing the most slowing. no major accidents or even small accidents to report. 101 starting to pick up and our camera is located and you can see, again, moving without a problem. really some good news here on this monday. back to you guys. >> good for that, thank you so much, anthony. coming up, a record-breaking night for the sharks at the tank. show you the playoff highlights coming up next.

5:56. oh, what a brpretty, pretty loo at the bay bridge this morning. looks like it will be a great day. check in with christina in a moment. team teal taking a commanding 2-0 series lead on the road to los angeles. game three against the kings is tomorrow night. now, last night the sharks fell behind early, but managed to muster seven unanswered goals to cruise to a 7-2 win. >> they're down 2-0, don't let them get another goal. if we keep them at 2, we truly believe we get three and win the game. we were getting the chances and just have to keep with it. >> no one panicked.

players, coaching staff, we knew if we'd keep playing we'd score some goals and we were able to. >> they certainly were. very well done. that's for sure. still ahead on "today in the bay" on this monday morning. a teenager sneaks on to a plane in hawaii and the unusual place he was found that had airport officials amazed he was even alive. breaking news this morning in the south bay. s.w.a.t teams surround an entire san jose neighborhood. an update from the scene as it has been declared safe. we'll take a look, next. good morning nelly! woah.

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plus a santa clara stow away makes it to hawaii in the wheel well. he was not even in a seat. how he survived a five-hour flight crammed on the outside of that plane. we have a whole new forecast to tell you about this week. cooler, cloudier for today. we have rain on the way as of tomorrow and then a cool air mass settles in before we get hammered with rainfall potentially. this weekend looking really good. we'll take you through your full forecast in moments. good morning, anthony slaughter in. checking your traffic. metering lights on the bay bridge. let you know if there are any other accidents happening across the area. anthony, a live look at the bay bridge this morning, it is monday, april 21st and this is "today in the bay." good monday morning to you, thank you for joining us straight up at