and also a yosemite climber falls from the bay area. we'll let you know when it happens his condition, as well. we're waking up with some april showers this morning. on and off for the first part of the day. we'll see a mild air mass settle in as we head through the mid-section of the week. then a heavier round of rain on the way as we head into the weekend. we'll time it all out in your full forecast. anthony in this morning for mike. we'll get you up to speed on what's happening on the roadways and if there are any other accidents causing any delays. a live look at san jose this morning. the sharks take on the kings in l.a., but there's the sharks home. today, tuesday, april 22nd. this is "today in the bay." well, good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker.

laura is off this morning. while you were sleeping rain fell on parts of the bay area. as you and see shot early this morning, now meteorologist christina loren joining us with a quick look here at the morning forecast. good morning. >> good morning peggy, scott, everyone at home. one of those mornings because it is a traffic tuesday and with the showers on the radar, you don't want to dilly-dally and give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination safely and we also have wind out there, as well. i want to focus on the showers right now. you can see light activity mostly on the east bay hills and your futurecast tells the story of the day. by 7:00 a.m., lingering activity especially over the santa cruz mountains and the south bay. by 9:00 a.m. mostly cloudy conditions and then by 2:00 p.m. complete sunshine and good air quality. more rain on the way late week and we'll talk about that coming up in my next report. developing news in san francisco where a routine

traffic stop quickly turned into an explosive's investigation. a driver's pickup truck was p l pulled over last night on mason street and it sooned move to mason hill. chase cain joined us in san francisco to walk us through all of this. good morning, chase. >> according to what u.s. park police said earlier this morning, they found a stick of dynamite inside that truck when they made that traffic stop last night. let's get you right to some video of that. this is actually on old mason street, around 10:00 last night that park police pulled over a red pickup truck. apparently they suspected that there may be marijuana inside the vehicle, but once they began talking to the driver, he told police apparently that he had fireworks in the truck and handed that to an officer. the san francisco police bomb squad was called out to detonate the device. according to what park police said here at this home this morning was actually a stick of dynamite. they did show up to this home on

vallejo street around 2:00 this morning. they knocked on the door to search the home because this is apparently where the man driving that truck lived and they wanted it see if there was any explosives inside this house. someone did give police permission to search the inside and after a little while inside they came out with a half dozen bags of evidence but we're not sure what may have been inside those bags because park police and san francisco police have cleared this area here outside the home and they did not elaborate on what they found inside the home. we're waiting to hear back from park police on what they have found. it seems things have simmered down a bit, but we'll continue checking into this and bring you the latest, scott? >> chase, thank you from san francisco. a bay area rock climber is in the hospital after falling more than 30 feet from a granite wall in yosemite. climbing the cathedral spire when he fell on sunday. the chp flew a helicopter to airlift him out to the hospital. the climber suffered major

injuries, but is expected to survive. prosecutors will start showing pg&e the evidence they have against the power company as the decriminal case moves forward. lawyers for the utility pleaded not guilty to 12 criminal charges stemming from the 2012 explosion. the san bruno explosion killed eight people, injured dozens of others and 38 homes destroyed. so far no trial date has actually been set. we have new details this morning about the stow away from the south bay who made it all the way to hawaii tucked in the wheel well of that airborne plane. family members are saying the teenager may have been trying to get to africa. bob redell is live where investigators think this boy scaled a fence, bob, in the middle of the night and climbed onboard this plane and capturing national attention. >> it is. good morning, peggy. according to maui police they

believe that 15-year-old stow away hopped the security fence here for that dangerous journey across the pacific because he was trying to get back to his mother who lives in africa. he is apparently unhappy with his home situation here in the south bay. he lives in this house in santa clara with his father and step mom, who you and see denied our request for an interview. it is reportedly a crowded house, too many kids. he argue would his dad about this over the weekend and then ran away with the intent of flying to africa where his biological mother lives. security footage here shows him scaling a fence around 1:00 in the morning sunday. about 12 minutes later shows him climbing into the wheel well of hawaii flight 445. police believe he misunderstood the writing on the plane thinking it would get him to africa with no intention of going to maui. he survived the roughly five-hour flight at extremely high altitude with little oxygen where the temperatures dipped well below zero.

he did tell police he passed out and doesn't remember much about that flight. which makes sense, according to medical experts we talked to. >> he was unconscious for most of that flight. >> according to one aviation expert it is possible for a person to fit, barely, though, into the wheel well without being crushed by the landing gear. also a thought that the tires heated up from takeoff might have kept him warm. the boy was found wandering the tarmac disoriented and he is now in a hawaii hospital expected to be fine. child protective services want to make sure he's going back to a safe environment before handing him back over to his family. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the second part of the story how people are examining security wise how that could have happened. that's the second half of the

story, i'm assuming. >> at the airport they have pointed out is not 100% secure system. they are up to faa regulations with the security fencing behind us, but he did go in the middle of the night under the cover of darkness, their words. >> there you go, thank you. new figures from san jose's top cops show very few officers on the city force are willing to report colleagues who misbehave or break the law. the department conducted 83% w fewer investigations into employees last year that was based on evidence submitted by other officers. complaints are key when deciding whether an officer needs to be retrained or disciplined. now, it's possible complaints are down because new training programs have helped officers behave better in the field. the city council will invest the new numbers in a meeting next week. janet gray hayes died

yesterday. she suffered a stroke over the weekend. elected mayor of san jose in 1974, becoming the first women in the u.s. to lead a city of half a million people. she was 87 years old. a major development deal to sell the development center to a santa clara school district. it would take a major step forward today. the san jose city council will finalize negotiations to buy the 81-acre plot of land from the state. santa clara unified school district will vote thursday. part of the land will be used to build new schools for the growing population in north san jose. 5:08 right now. getting a look at that forecast with christina and, you know, i woke up this morning all i could hear was that wind. >> it is pretty fierce out there this morning. good morning to you, peggy, scott, everybody at home. i wanted to show you the reason why that wind is so strong. a very unstable air mass overhead as the front moves out of the region. you can see what's left of it.

not a lot of rain in the bay area. all the activity racing to the central valley for us. we'll start to clear out right off the bat and lingering clouds today, especially over your local mountains and that wind is really strong, especially at the coast this morning. that's where you want to travel very cautiously. i do want to point out, again, that wind straight out of the west moving to the east at 26 miles per hour in san francisco. if you're crossing the golden gate bridge that moves from north to south, you really want to hold on tight to that steering wheel and take it easy out there this morning. we'll see the wind continue for the next several hours. san jose, nice and steady. moving around, bouncing around here in san francisco. this is our camera over the embarcadero and, yeah, you can see the difference here. your inland valleys not getting a lot of that wind this morning, but you will really want to hold on tight, as well, through the higher elevations of santa cruz mountains and east bay hills. look at your temperatures today, chilly and return to fall. mostly mid-60s inland and 59 degrees in san francisco. you'll neat your jacket just

about all day long. as we head through the next couple days, it will stay right about at average or a touch cooler. then as we get into friday, a heavier round of rain moves in and oofranother one on sunday. i'll time out this next system in my next report. mike has the day off, but anthony has you covered. >> yes, in fact, we were mentioning earlier about that brush fire at 101 at 280. you can see the crews are still there but the chp says the report has been put out. probably just cleaning up what was left behind. kind of unusual with the rain we had overnight. more investigations going on as the morning progresses. switching gears and showing you what's happening in oakland. traffic trying to pick up and kind of a different scene what looked like yesterday when we were empty on the roadways and even bay bridge approach, you can see as we look at the toll plaza, cars moving through there without a problem. the fish and wildlife service will start trucking

salmon in a few hours. in a nondrought year the fish will be released upstream and brought in from the coleman fish hatchery and released about 8:30 this morning. morgan hill put its bag band into effect. people need to bring reusable bags when they shop or pay 10 cents for a recyclable paper bag. most cities have already banned single use plastic bags. they all end up in the water as we discovered. 5:11. the world's most famous soccer club makes a major move overnight. largest pharmaceutical companies. the major change that's on the way. got a story for nbc investigative unit? call the tip line at 888-9896 p 888-9896-tips.

welcome back. 5:13 on your tuesday. at&t announced plans to expand its super fast service. supply with the 1 giga byte per second service very soon. it is already available in austin, texas. this new service would be in direct competition with google fiber which is already being offered in parts of the bay area. british drug giant glaxosmithkline will sell to novartis. in a deal confirmed this morning novartis pay $14.5 billion for the oncologist unit. get the novartis vaccine business except forfor. sell to eli lily for $5.4 billion. manchester united has fired manager after just ten months on the job. the team currently sits in

seventh place after finishing fist in the premier league last season. this is the first time in 19 years manu has failed to qualify for the champion league competition. serve as interim manager through the end of the season. manchester united is the most popular team in the world in any sport. manchester united actually listed on new york stock exchange to news of firing purposely released before thoe opening bell. a look at how the rest of the market is doing, seema mody is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> another check on those markets and still looking at futures lower after stocks did post modest gains on monday and still very light trading in terms of volume. nasdaq posted first five-day losing streak since february. be sure to watch out for that and also a ton of earnings from the likes of mcdonald's, xerox

and comcast, the parent of nbc universal. the dow rising 40 points. changes could be coming to the front office at ford. reports say the automaker will soon name mark fields to replace maloli as ceo. was previously ford's north american sales chief. steered ford through the financial crisis. the only u.s. automaker to not take any government bailout money e. scott? >> seema mody, thank you very much. that forecast throughout the day, as we get rolling on this tuesday. the wind brought some raindrops, which is good. >> right in the heart of the morning drive. we can get you around it this morning. nothing that is heavy enough to where you want to give youself 10 to 15 extra minutes. a good five, maybe eight minutes of good extra travel time will

be a good note. temperatures are chilly, as well. grab that coat, it will remain chilly all day long. as we head throughout the day, the winds of change are blowing and an area of low pressure come through overnight. this is all that is left of it. lingering cells here mainly over the altamont pass. that sun out in full force and as a result you'll have an absolutely gorgeous sunset are chilly in the 40s and 50s and headed towards the mid-60s. we'll see maybe ten degrees of warming in san francisco, for example. a.m. showers and afternoon clearing and that's the story of the day and getting into the next couple of days and more changes to tell you about. more clouds for your wednesday and then as we head through your thursday, temperatures stay nice and comfortable and that cool air mass kind of lingers. by friday we get an even more potent area of low pressure and this one provide some good rainfall totals.

quarter of an inch in walnut creek and livermore. higher totals if this system tracks far enough to the south. right now everything is bringing it to the north. however, these models are kind of iffy and they bounce around and not in agreement right now. i'll let you know if that changes. my best estimate is that on friday morning we could pick up a quarter of an inch right here in the south bay. let's check your drive and say good morning to anthony slaughter. >> a report of another car fire. we just reported on a brush fire just a few minutes ago. this now is moving through el cerito on 80 westbound an accident and because the car was so messed up and now a fire and the crews are starting to get towards that and you notice another accident just down the road and even another one down towards 4. bogged down with crews and extra cars because of that car fire and the additional accidents in this particular location. let's take you outside and show you what it looks like from the east shore freeway camera

emoryville cam. lots more cars on the roads this morning and that's going to mean for some slowing, especially through this particular location. let's switch gears and take you through the peninsula and you can see in palo alto moving without a problem. no accidents to report at 101. 380 connector a car facing the wrong way in san francisco. heads up on that. this is where we the the brush fire southbound side and northbound moving without a problem. cars moving very smoothly here on this traffic tuesday. peggy, back to you. >> it does look pretty nice out there. thanks, anthony. president obama is headed to washington state this morning exactly one month after a devastating and deadly mudslide there. the president will tour the oso mudslide site and visit with families and first responders before leaving for an eight-day trip to asia. three dozen homes were destroyed and 41 people died after the march 22nd landslide. two names remain on the list of people still missing. a new report shows protecting your personal

information online tougher than ever. verizon annual data breach investigation report is supposed to be released publicly tomorrow and before you ask, we were intentionally given the report early. it shows companies are having a hard time keeping up with cybercrime. the most disturbing detail, hackers are getting into networks a lot faster than before while organizations are taking longer to detect it. verizon looked at more than 63,000 security incidents and 1,300 confirmed breaches worldwide to come up with that data. pleasanton has launched a new app to help people notify the city about issues. tell the cities about nonemergency situations such as potholes and graffiti and street light outages. 5:20 right now. "tonight show" host jimmy fallon, this time the "nightly news" anchor talking about how those have changed his life. ready?

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5:22 and a live look outside at&t park. the giants are on the road playing in colorado. an 8-2 loss to the rockies. the raiders have traded quarterback terrell prior to the seattle seahawks for a seventh round pick in today's draft. as the on again/off again starter. he will be competing for the job of backup to super bowl winning quarterback russell wilson. after the trade he did what most athletes do he responded on twitter. well "tonight show" mixing up another rap featuring brian williams. >> the crew jumbled together

"gin and juice" and most is inappropriate for morning television. we did find a morning clip. ♪ ♪ with my mind on my money >> you can find it on youtube channel. brian williams actually stopped by to talk to jimmy fallon. the rap has changed how people look at him. >> people think i have somehow culuted into the making of these videos. let's be clear, these are words, i never said hippety. no, no, no. hippety is in there. also, another frame in reference is me in the war in baghdad. jimmy, there was a firefight going on you stole a word that i u

used. >> it's all hippety. >> as of a few minutes ago, twitter will be going crazy, again. like people discovered water. it's unbelievable. and it's all people mention to me any more. >> so, williams actually says, you know, he wants what he calls pride of authorship. he's suggesting some maybe some ludacris for the next go around. but two very funny men. >> you know, he has a very good sense of humor, brian williams. he really has a good sense of humor. he is going with it, as he should. christina, have you checked it out yet, have you seen the full thing? >> no, but i will be youtubing that. >> good morning to you. temperatures are chilly out there. a traffic tuesday and check with anthony on your drive in just a moment. do count on windy conditions for your morning commute. temperatures are cold in san jo jose. 50 degrees straight up and only headed towards the mid-60s here. and hit about 59 degrees in san

francisco and even in the heat of the day it is going to be pretty mild out there. make sure you have that coat red a eto go. the rain clearing out of the bay area, but we're not done. more on the way in the next 72 hours and we'll talk about that coming up. right now let's check your droiv and say good morning to anthony slaughter. >> we have all the elements, we have rain and now wind and accidents piling up. you can see from the east shore freeway from our emeryville cam. we had a new accident happen and now you can see three separate accidents on 80. two of them on the westbound side and causing some serious slowing and the first one is at hilltop and the second at sunol valley. the first one has a car fire with it because of a rollover accident. a very serious situation going on there and want to avoid that area at all costs if this is your particular route. the good news let's take you outside and show you what it looks like at the bay bridge approach.

once you get past that specific location, cars are moving without a problem. back to you guys. coming up here, new details in what happened in the moments before last week's arrest. a girl is dead and a young boy is still in the hospital after a jeep crashes into their miniv minivan. what police are telling us about the crash.

we continue to follow a developing story this morning. san francisco police are searching a home this morning trying to find if there are explosives inside. talking to officers on scene and he'll have the latest details coming up in a live report. plus that grassroots campaign to save an iconic south bay building will get its answer today. happy earth day to you, you see that green peacock at the bottom of your screen. april showers to kick off your earth day and all is expected to clear by 10:00 a.m. and then a

heavier round on the way towards the end of the week. your full forecast in moments. tracking some traffic problems here on this tuesday. in fact, if they're approaching the bay bridge maze. this is your route. serious information you may want to avoid this area. taking you outside here for your first live look over san jose. we're talking about wind. christina is talking about rain in some spots and we'll give you the details on that on this tuesday, april 22nd. this is "today in the bay." well, good morning to you, straight up 5:30. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. laura is off this morning. >> i'm scott mcgrew. live look this morning at san francisco. it's dry now, but earlier this morning, some rain. christina was saying if you are normally out the door at a certain time, back it up by about ten minutes to make sure you're on time. we'll check in with christina in just a bit. an update now to developing news in san francisco.

where officers and federal agents are searching a home of a suspect who stored dynamite in the cab of his pickup truck. "today in the bay" chase cain joins us live by the suspect's home and that's not what they were expecting to find in the cab of that truck. >> never what you expect to find when they make what they first thought was a routine traffic stop. one thing we want to make very clear, no ongoing threat or danger to the public. both the spot where they pulled over that pickup truck and this house here behind me, as you can see, no more police inside. the door on the left that they wrapped up that search an hour and a half ago. this all began last night around 10:00 on old mason street and that is probably not the mason street most people think of. pulled over a red pickup truck once they stop and had suspicion there may be marijuana inside and then as things developed the man inside the truck told police

he had fireworks and handed them what we now believe to be a stick of dynamite, according to what u.s. park police said here at this home. and it was a few hours later, it was around 2:30 this morning that police actually came to this home. they talked to someone inside and got permission to go inside the home and search. they were in there for about an hour and a half or so before u.s. park police and san francisco police came out awith about a half dozen bags of evidence. we're still waiting to hear exactly what they may have pulled from inside that home. but, again, they left here an hour and a half ago. no evacuations at this home or anywhere in this area, again. this is on vallejo street. it is, according to what park police say here. a stick of dynamite in that man's truck and still waiting to find out more about that. the san francisco bomb squad did detonate that dynamite and everyone is safe and does not appear of any ongoing danger. we'll keep you updated on that. >> chase cain in san francisco,

thank you. investigators are trying to figure out why a driver pulled on to the shoulder of highway 85 before her van was hit by a drifting jeep and the little girl inside the van was killed. happened around 3:30 yesterday on northbound highway 85 at the deanza exit. the minivan was pulled over on the shoulder and you can see the devastation. a woman and boy inside the van taken to the hospital but an 8-year-old girl believed to be the daughter's driver in the van was killed. >> most of the impact on the van is in the right rear and that's where the child was sitting. so, the vehicle, the jeep did travel on to the shoulder and partially on to that dirt embankment and then the front of that jeep collide under to the minivan and he continued to overturn and she traveled across all lanes of the freeway. >> the driver of the jeep also has major injuries. investigators do not think

alcohol or drugs were involved. a better understanding of what led up to 49ers linebacker aldon smith's arrest at l.a.x. when he was done with a security screening at the airport he asked tsa agents if they had to search him further. they said it was not necessary. he said, why not? i have a bomb. the criminal conspiracy unit is now investigating that situation. still no word on if formal charges will be filed. new details on the stow away from san jose who managed to bypass security and catch a ride to hawaii clinging to a wheel well of an airplane. bob redell is live outside and officials think a teen hopped a fence and then police think he's trying to go to africa but he gets on a flight to hawaii. >> which begs the question, scott, then why get on a hawaii airplane flight stow away on a hawaii airplane here at mineta.

police believe this 15-year-old stow away misinterpreted the writing on that aircraft. believing it would get him to africa where his mother lives and not realizing the final destination was maui. he was trying to escape his unhappy home situation in santa clara where he lives with his father, step mom and other children. he argue would his dad over the weekend with how crowded the house is and ran away with the intent of escaping to africa where his biological mother lives. security footage shows him scaling a fence at 1:00 in the morning on sunday and shows him climbing into the wheel well of hawaiian flight 435. how could it be that easy to get past airport security. >> our airport security program is in line with accordance with all federal requirements. certainly we will continue to discuss with tsa, our airport security program. >> he wasn't sneaky, he walked

over and got in the wheel well. >> should it be that easy? >> that's a rhetorical question. no, shouldn't be easy at all. >> the boy is in a hospital where he is reportedly doing fine. the fact that he survived the flight being called f ed miracu. bob redell "today in the bay." >> if the plane was going to africa, he wouldn't have survived that. >> you listen to the medical experts such a high altitude so cold some believe, well, he said he passed out and some believe he might have gone into some sort of hibernation. it's not clear how long his body would have survived. that's roughly a five, five and a half hour flight from here to maui. quite some time in the air. >> bob redell, thank you very much. a state commission could decide whether to save the

iconic dome theater is set to be torn down. last month the city council approved a motion to designate that theater as a historical landmark. the commission is scheduled to vote on that issue today. also today the santa clara city council will vote on whether to stop people from turning homes into mini dorms. people from one santa clara neighborhood petitioned the council after what somebody turn under to a six bedroom, two bath house and marketed it to students. residents don't want their neighborhood overrun by students, talking about parking issues, et cetera. that person that owns that home has not violated any zoning laws. let's talk to meteorologist christina loren. one of the best bits of advice, back it up five to ten minutes if you're headed out the door. now you're already late. >> you still have time to back it up, we highly advise you to do so. this morning it hasn't rained

for a while and typically what happens when we get a good downpour like we did last night, our highways are really slick because all the oil is loosened up by the precipitation. temperatures will be chilly and we have some wind trailing behind that front, as well. most of the shower activity is done. you can see from this live picture, mccovey cove. we still have wind out there this morning. it's hard to drop off, as well. breezy through the hills and at the coast line, that's where you're going to find the wind through the next couple hours. by about 10:00, calm conditions but mostly cloudy sky until that point. between about noon and 5:00 p.m., that sky becomes completely clear and we'll have good air quality out there and then by sunset at 7:48, just high, wispy clouds and beautiful conditions tonight. if you have a camera and you're a photographer, yes, a gorgeous night to get the shot of that sunset over the san francisco area. 65 degrees, clearing clouds in

the south bay and peninsula at 65 degrees and san francisco 59 degrees and overcast for the first part of the day, but becoming clear as we have that wind firmly in place for most of today. going to be nice out there. 68 degrees in the north bay and 68 in the east bay and 66 today in the tri-valley. if you are a photographer, send us your weather pictures. we'd love to share those with everybody across the bay area. post them on my facebook page and even anthony's facebook page. he's doing traffic and in for mike. good morning to you. >> good morning. those pictures look really good on that big wall. it's really impressive watching any kind of tv or playing video games. i'm on a tangent. let's talk about some traffic here on this tuesday. earlier we did have an accident that was a rollover accident and that was a car fire and behind that 80 westbound headed through the bay bridge approach. you see the first one at hilltop on fire and because of that two lanes are getting through and that backup going to where the second accident is and that one

is right where it looks like four connects with 80. so, that's going to be a really slow go as we head through the rest of the morning hours and try to avoid that area at all costs. try to get around that. let's take you off towards the altamont pass in dublin. 580 cam steady stream of cars moving in here from this location and last stop in fremont and cars moving without a problem there. that wind is still creating some issues over the bridges. chp still has the advisory out over our area bridges. >> you can see old glory in the foregrounds flapping around. the supreme court hearing that in a way could determine how much you could pay on future cable bills. we'll have a live report coming up next. plus, making it official. warriors will relocate to san francisco.

5:42 now on your tuesday.

in just a little bit, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could affect how and where you watch television. "today in the bay" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with details on this ever-changing medium. tracie, good morning to you. >> hi, good morning, peggy. you're probably watching us on your regular tv but maybe streaming live from the internet. more people are turning to the internet. the case has made its way to the u.s. supreme court. broaders a bro broadcasters are suing, including nbc, take that signal and turn it around and make it available on the internet to everybody. it's not a copyright infringement at all taking that programming and making it available, they say it's simply technology catching up. they are using thousands of tiny antennas and renting out the antennas so people can choose themselves what channel, when

they watch it and online cloud storage similar to a dvr. if they don't want to watch live tv on their local stations right away. the conflict going before the supreme court today, pretty unlikely we'll get a decision on this because this is such a big case the justices are likely to wait until the end of the term, june, before we finally get that ruling, peggy. could be a big one. the broadcasters stand to lose a lot of money eif they can broadcast for free their programming for the cable and satellite are paying big bucks to turn those signals around. >> one of the biggest bills for every household is the cable bill, tracie. a lot of money at stake, thank you so much. this morning south korean officials say they were wrong that sunken ferry did not make a sharp turn before the disaster as previously thought.

the ferry's onboard transponder showed it made a j-shaped turn before tipping to one side. what has not changed is the number of people dead. 104 and 200 more still missing and feared dead. president obama will stop in south korea during his eight-day trip to asia and also scheduled to visit malaysia where he'll get more details on the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet. the air search for the plane was suspended today due to bad weather. the search on and under the water continues. ten ships are scouring the ocean and a submarine will continue to map the ocean floor. authorities in napal are meeting with sherpa guides in response to last week's deadly avalanche. they are demanding more insurance money and aid for the families of those who died on the mountain. a recommendation will be given to the government later today. for many in boston, today

marks the first day of a new year. it's the day after thousands completed the boston marathon a year after twin bombings killed three and scarred so many. for the first time in 30 years, an american man won the marathon after pulling ahead of the pack. several elite african runners through the race. last year he was injured while running, watched the marathon from the stands at the finish line and left five minutes before the bombs went off. 5,000 runners who did not finish last year returned. tha marathon officials said almost 36,000 runners registered for the race and more than 1 million watched from the sidelines and everything went off without a hitch. >> that is amazing especially for the man and woman who won it. 2:08 for the man and 2:18 for the woman. i can think that would be three miles. >> i have a hard time watching a movie in that amount of time. some people, some people,

though, they have to train for it. you know, if you're somebody who likes to get out there and have a nice, brisk run in the morning, you can do so this morning because the showers are clearing out and do keep in mind a little bit of wd out there. want to show you this beautiful shot. high definition television. does so much for us in the weather department. you can see just how clear it is from this camera, courtesy of the showers that came through. so, if you're someone who has been suffering from the allergies of the season, your pollen levels have dropped off substantially just because of the rain that came through, kind of laid down all that particulate matter. that's the great news. the wind, though, is definitely kicking up as we head throughout the morning hours. this will play a factor especially if you drive a high-profile. taking you now to your radar showing you what's left, really nothing to show you at this point. lingering activity through the altamont pass. as we progress the next two hours by about 10:00, sky opens up and a gorgeous day shaping up for us.

50 degrees in the south bay for right now. 52 along the peninsula. chilly temperatures to start the day and remain pretty chilly in the san francisco bay area. 59 degrees and 64 degrees for the south bay and 59 degrees right here in san jose. the good news is, as you know, we're still in a drought and another chance for rain as we head throughout your friday and the reinforcing shot of cold air, as well. keep that winter gear out, at least for this week and then next week a major warm up on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. right now, let's get you on your way to work. here's anthony slaughter. >> that serious accident we have been telling you about for the last hour. 80 westbound approaching the bay bridge maze and the first accident at hilltop. this one has a car fire with it and only two lanes getting through and i put a marker on it and you can see how far traffic backs up and stop and go for three miles where 4 meets and a second accident because of that traffic starting to back up coming into that area.

let's show you what's happening as we switch gears and take you outside. you can see traffic streaming in without a problem once you get past that area, but lots and lots of cars on the roads this morning. that's just typically what you find with these cars piling up. once you get past that area, again, as i mentioned, things piling. bay bridge, things starting to stack up. wouldn't be surprised if the metering lights get turned on in the next ten to 15 minutes. from this vantage points lots of cars on the northbound side and on the southbound side moving without a problem. 880 from oakland down towards fremont and we're not finding any accidents. that's good news in this location. you can see from fremont and camera still shaking around a little bit and chp has that advisory if you're traveling over the san mateo bridge or even golden gate bridge and winds really strong this morning. both hands on the wheel and eyes on the road, back to you guys. >> such good advice, thank you, agentany. joining the rest of the country in celebrating earth day

today. it was invented right here in the bay area. events are planned to inspire popal e people to become more environmentally friendly. they can make their homes more sustainable. events held from san jose all the way to san francisco. today at san jose state university and hands-on workshop will be held. pier 33 where families can learn about the many creatures living along the bay and california academy of sciences will present a dance performance. no basketball near the bay bridge. today the warriors are expected to announce a new and different plan to build an arena just a few blocks from at&t park. golden state reportedly purchased a 12-acre piece of land on third street from salesforce.com. this is all in mission bay. the purchase means the team is expected to scrap its controversial plan to build a brand-new water front arena. here you see some sketches of

the plan that has probably been scrapped. the new arena expected to be built boy the fall of 2018. the warriors working out in the bay area today after coming home with a split in los angeles. golden state, tough game there with the clippers at staples center last night. final score here, a whopping 40-point difference. 138-98. that is a smacker there. the series is tied at one game apiece. game three is thursday in oakland. well, the sharks will play tonight with game three of their first round series against the kings. starts, when does it start? 7:00 csn california. the sharks lead the best of seven series 2-0. time right now 5:51. tesla moving to china, sort of. apple is making its earth day pitch and really remarkable what they're doing. we'll tell you about that coming up.

5: 54 right now. the company that promised an instant caulk till has withdrawn its license for a powder alcohol. however, after the label was posted online and widely criticized over the past few days, the ttb and the maker did agree to reconsider the product. the maker plans to make a couple adjustments and then have another go. well, when it comes to travel-related industries, there is no one customer like less than airlines. they lag behind hotels and online travel agencies and customer satisfaction. a new survey found they rated airlines low for the quality of drink service, bathrooms and seat comfort. so, if airlines are the worst,

who is the worst airline? united airlines according to the study. >> wow. tesla plans to start making cars in china. the ceo says the company will continue building cars in fremont for american. but selling the electric cars in china is an important part of the future for tesla. not about cheap labor but a tax issue by making the cars in china and selling them here. the country can avoid the 25% import tariff. the model s is still far too expensive to become popular in china. but the chinese government has been encouraging energy-efficient cars for years to cut down on pollution. just in time for earth day, apple will recycle any of its old products for free. in addition, apple is going green in other ways. executives announced a push to power all stores, offices and data centers with solar and wind energy. they promised to send less electronic junk to landfills. apple debuted an entirely new section of their website this morning dedicated to their

environment and apple has been under a lot of pressure over the years to get better with the environment. >> you think about how many people are using those products and then you get the updated version and then there is that waste. what a huge endeavor on their part. that's wonderful. checking in with christina loren getting a look at that forecast for your tuesday. >> you need your winter coat this morning and only going to end up in the upper 50s in san francisco. we're starting out in the low 50s, maybe an eight to ten degree climb and that's it for today. 64 degrees in the north bay, 65 in the south bay and a touch warmer for tomorrow and then heavier rainfall moves in as we head into the end of the week. lots to go over throughout 6:00 hour in your full forecast. thir first, though, let's check your drive and see how we're doing on traffic tuesday. here's anthony slaughter. >> an accident approaching the bay bridge maze and this is looking at the east shore freeway off towards richmond and el cerito. the thing i want you to focus on

are the red tick marks. the first accident at hilltop. the car is off to the right-hand shoulder. but still causing some major slowing even for the second one and that, again, goes back to three miles stop and go all the way to where 4 meets. good news the bay bridge approach, still no lights on as you zoom through there. >> that's looking pretty good. 5:57. the latest bay area city to ban plastic bags. we'll tell you where you need to take your reusable bags today. also, if you have not seen this yet, something you want to stick around for. brian williams at it again with "tonight show" and a new rap and some tough criticism for jimmy fallon. learning new details about the bay area teen who flew to hawaii in a wheel well. why he did it and new questions this morning about security at san jose's airport.

right now at 6:00, developing story. dynamite found inside a truck, but another explosive somewhere else? live with the ongoing overnight search. the san jose stow away planned to go to africa instead of hawaii? new details about the teenager's life and why he decided to hide in a wheel well. we're kicking off your tuesday with light rainfall. we'll tell you how long this will last. we have a nice, mild pattern for the midsection of the week and then heavier rain moves in at the end of the week. lots to go over in your full microclimate weather forecast. and because of the rain and now the wind, we're seeing accidents back up and the metering lights are on. anthony slaughter in for mike inouye. and a live look outside at the san mateo bridge, tuesday, april 22nd. this is "today in the bay."