there's possibly more trouble today. and we have new details on the condition of a san jose state football player burned while trying to escape a fire in his apartment. and we have some big changes coming to your local forecast. that warming trend starts today, kicks into high gear tomorrow and record heat on the way and then we're talking about fire danger on wednesday. we'll take you through the changes in your city, coming up. and we're hoping for some changes right now because one vehicle that is stopped approaching the bay bridge and another big rig just clear. we'll see if there is anything else going on at the toll plaza to warn you about. a live look outside this morning. city by the bay, san francisco illuminated on this monday, april 28th. this is "today in the bay." and a very good monday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew.

search and rescue crews back in the bay trying to find a missing pilot who went down after colliding with another plane. this collision happened yesterday afternoon just north of the brothers island near the entrance to san pablo bay. today in the bay christie smith joins us live on the scene with the reaction and local boaters who just raced to the crash site. >> good morning to you. a yacht club nearby and everyone who had a boat tried to get out here and help and iter now been about 12 hours. i spoke with the coast guard this morning and they told me they have a cutter in the water keeping a safety zone that other boats don't get in the way where they think this debris might be. they say at day break a helicopter will go up. also, searching for this pilot they're also going to have a couple more boats in the water as this mid-air collision yesterday afternoon. rescue teams searched the water for hours yesterday looking for

the pilot of that cessna, but just found debris. the single engine cessna and the single injure hawker fury will flying home when they collided. a husband and wife were able to land safely afterwards, but witnesses at the point in san pablo yacht harbor said the cessna spiraled out of control and crashed right into the water after the collision. >> any time something like this happens in the marinmarina. people jump to help. whatever is running, they grab and they go. >> we have seen quite a bit of aircraft debris and we have not seen any persons in the water and one person being onboard that plane that went down. >> the organizers of that show in half moon bay did release a statement that reads in part, everyone associated with the pacific coast dream machine show is terribly saddened by this news and we hope and pray the

missing plane and survivors are found. again, they are just looking for one pilot at this hour. apparently, they did know each other. one was participating in this and the other one was a photographer. the ntsb and the faa are investigating. reporting live at the richmond/san rafael bridge, christie smith "today in the bay." >> thank you. following the crash, the second plane traveled another 100 miles southeast of sacramento where it landed safely. >> the plane stood on its feet, yougear didn't collapse underneath it. everything was okay and i thought that is there there is to it. >> the runway is well lit and has unobstructed views to make it easy for pilots to land even if they're din strestress. cleanup and recovery will begin later this morning in central arkansas after a series of storms arrived late sunday afternoon. one of the worst hit areas the

town of mayflower northeast of little rock. weather channel meteorologist mike siedel is in mayflower and he has more detail. >> good morning from mayflower, arkansas, a small town about 20 minutes up interstate 20 from little rock, arkansas. the scene of a long track tornado coming across i-40 and hitting this rv store. you can see piles of vehicles everywhere, not small vehicles but big trucks. back here this is a huge tow truck. the kind of tow truck that would take care of semis on the interstate. it's been flipped on its side and then a big pile of debris. we have steel girters back here. just twisted metal. an ef-3 which will put the winds as high as 1 50e miles per hour. survey teams will come out and look at the damage today and what this tornado ranks later on. based on storm reports, it could have been on the ground for two hours across two counties.

a better weather day today to get the power back on. nearly 20,000 customers without power this morning as we will dry out the threat for tornadoes continues and moving south and east of here in the little rock area. i'm mike seidel in little rock, arkansas. >> possibly tornadoes will hit the area today. for details, let's bring in meteorologist christina loren with more. >> good morning. the same system that brought us the rainfall here in the bay area on friday. now, as it headed over the rockies just blew up and right now we're under the gun yet again today especially in the south end of the mississippi river valley and watching for that later on today. although i can tell you looking a little bit better this morning than what we experienced yesterday. we'll keep watching that for you. overall, locally, we have a big heat wave coming to our area. always a give and take when it comes to the east coast and west

coast as they're getting the rain high pressure building in for us and this means our temperatures are going to soar, possibly to the levels that could force heat exhaustion. we'll talk more about that coming up and the top stories of the day. thank you so much, christi e christina. the naacp will announce they will not honor donald sterling with a lifetime achievement award. sterling is accused of making racially charged comments against african-americans. "today in the bay" chase cain joins us from innewthe newsroomh the latest developments in this. >> we should be clear that nbc news has not verified the authenticity of these recordings but the belief of many conversations between donald sterling and his then girlfriend where he makes some pretty serious comments about african-americans. in response last night at oracle arena the clippers showed unity by taking off their jackets at center court to reveal that

their warm-up jerseys were turned inside out hiding the clippers logo. a unified front since these allegations surfaced on friday. it appears the team has been affected. their play on their court is not as sharp and, again, they did lose last night to the warriors. meantime, a growing call for sterling to no longer own an nba franchise because of these remarks. especially for magic johnson, who is named in these recordings by the man that everyone believes as sterling and everyone from the naacp is speaking out on those comments. >> it has affected us all and it is difficult to believe and as crazy as it sounds that that is the men tetality. th that. >> we believe this is a defining moment for the league. this is a defining moment for the commissioner and it's a defining moment for all the players in this league. >> that was the president of the

players' association there. but the nba, the league promised they will move quickly into their investigation into the audio recordings. the league commissioner would not say what punishment sterling would face. but an attorney representing the woman that was in hal of that conversation, that attorney says that the tapes are real, he says that they represent about 15 minutes of an hour-long conversation. he also says it was not his client who leaked the tapes. so, we will just have to see if these tapes turn out to be real or not. >> one to certainly watch, thanks so much, chase. we'll continue to follow this story throughout the morning and on our website. nbcbayarea.com. "today" show will have extensive coverage starting at 7:00. the san francisco firefighter whose helmet camera shows a fire truck running over a teenage girl in the aftermath of that plane crash at sfo won't be punished after all. according to "chronicle" the

paper reports the fire chief determined the department didn't have enough evidence to support the evidence of battalion chief johnson. he had a helmet camera despite a general order against it. the department didn't have a specific policy, though, specifically forbidding it. the footage from his camera shows the 16-year-old girl was alive when she was run over by the fire trucks. 5:09 and the family of the san jose state football player burned in an early morning apartment fire is thanking the community. he is still in the hospital after suffering second degree burns. leaf had to run through flames when a fire started at his apartment. tells "mercury news" that leaf is improving. show meteorologist christina loren with temperatures that have triple digits in them. holy cow. >> this heat will come on so quickly, scott, laura.

everyone at home. want to make sure you're ready for it. between today and tomorrow, a 20-degree jump. you'll notice the difference as we head throughout the next two days, it is going to be warm. today is not so bad, though. not so bad at all. 48 degrees to kick off the day in san jose and 50 in mountain view and no real fog out there just yet and we are expecting the low clouds to roll on shore between now and about 8:00 a.m. and start to burn off. 10:00 to noon today mostly clear conditions expected for the bay area. your temperatures today are going to end up pretty comfortable and jut of the 40s and 50s and the warmest cities across the bay and not hot just yet. mostly cloudy near the coast for the first part of the day and warming between 10:00 and noon and look at this, mostly clear by sunset and then that marine layer stays off shore for the next three days. and our temperatures will soar as a result. so, temperatures today mostly in the mid-70s and let me give you a little preview, san francisco versus san jose. as we head throughout the next few days, that climb will really

kick in whee're talking about t days and as a result your temperatures warm to 81 degrees by thursday in san francisco. that translates to the mid-90s in downtown san jose. and that means places like gilroy, san martin and some outlying areas and even livermore could see the triple digits and talk more about that coming up. mike, not just yet. we wait until tomorrow. one more day, seize the day. >> one more day. we're looking over here towards the bay bridge. a lot clearer here you get a little break. a couple disabled vehicles or at least a vehicle that stopped for a few minutes over there approaching the toll plaza and folks able to get around without much issue and nothing reported to chp and look on the map at the approach and maze moving smoothly and, remember, no problem this evening. and giants versus padres and traffic around at&t park and a

smooth drive around your bay and only far east bay and looking at the tri-valley and altamont pass and also 84 through livermore and pleasanton a typical pattern and no big drama. send it back to you. >> thanks, mike. suing the federal government, at least indirectly. we'll tell you what has tech leaders so upset, next. plus a silicon valley ceo fired after a criminal investigation. what he's saying now. got a story for nbc bay area investigative unit? call the tip line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com.

welcome back to you. suing the usair force. bloomberg reports spacex wants to compete with the country's

two largest defense contractors. has a monopoly and they have a monopoly on military satellite lauss. the lawsuit will be filed today to reopen competition for the 36 rocket that the air force agreed to buy last year. musk says the contract is costing taxpayers millions of dollars for no reason. toyota is expected to tell employees today it is moving its national headquarters out of california. automaker is uprooting its offices in l.a. county to move to texas. all according to automotive news. the news reports the company told executives on friday, but will inform all other employees today. southern california was once home to toyota, nissan and honda. nissan recently moved to tennessee in 2005 and honda is in the process of moving its u.s. headquarters to ohio. lots of changes in the temperatures are ahead. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning.

hard to believe we were in the upper 50s to low 60s on friday and now headed towards the 90s, potentially the century mark in some cities by wednesday. more weather whiplash coming your way. start with this beautiful shot, clear sky over san francisco to start the week. looking really good here. same clear skies. over your inland valleys this morning. this is san jose looking lovely here. no low clouds just yet. we are expecting low clouds to move onshore throughout the next couple hours. mostly between 7:00 and 9:00. low clouds at the coast to start your day. by about noon, though, look at this, completely clear conditions expected. one of the days where you can see the top of the golden gate bridge and count on a lot of spectators out there, as well. just beautiful conditions in the city as we head low the next couple days. have to put that on your radar right away. 80s in san francisco and a lot of people don't have the air conditioner in san francisco. so, keep that in mind and you can combat that heat by shutting the blinds in your home, that's

always a good idea and open up the windows when that sun starts to set about 6:00. gentle onshore breeze going to be lovely out there and clear sky that will stick with us. the next few days and as a result of no marine influence, our temperatures will soar. enjoy today as we hold on to the mid-60s in san francisco, good visibility later on today and 73 for the peninsula and 73 for the south bay and nice warm finish in the north bay today. 77 degrees for you and tri-valley at 75 degrees. so, temperatures are going to climb by 15 to 20 degrees tomorrow. we'll peak on wednesday, just a touch cooler on thursday and then that heat breaks on friday. you'll notice that in our seven-day forecast at the bottom of your screen. we're talking triple digits in our next report. which cities stan the best chance of seeing that and how long we'll hold on to temperatures above average. no such thing as average in the bay area, mike. one thing i noticed in the weather department. really always extreme.

>> the microclimates, too. extremes one to the other. so busy right here and not so busy. for the north bay, nice easy drive southbound will get crowded later on and so far predictable pattern up here. we do have southbound and southbound approaching highway 37 in novato. one crash, the only thing on the incident report for chp that had anything to do with the lanes or slowing and not a problem for novato. look at the tri-valley. a nice, easy drive. build coming out of the altamont pass and over towards livermore and then highway 84 at livermore, pleasanton and a smooth flow of traffic. the rest of your peninsula drive, no problems here in the south bay, just starting to see folks hit the road and more traffic for 101 and 87. nothing dramatic. a live look past the oakland coliseum so you can see how things are shaping up. no drama southbound picks up a few more cars for company and

heading now towards that san mateo bridge without any problems. a nice drive across the bay. back to you. a san francisco ceo who admitted he beat his girlfriend has now lost his job. he was fired less than a week after he pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence and battery charges. by entering a plea, he avoided 45 felony charges and jailtime stemming from a video that allegedly show him. jahal became a millionaire while still a teena agager after sell his first company to yahoo!. he has since sold several other companies, as well. an investigative unit exclusive. they are here to protect and serve, but are some police departments in california operating in secret? one retired state lawmaker believes they are, all because of state law. tonight, our investigative team exposes the reality of that law and our team digs up numbers of bay area police misconduct

cases. numbers that haven't been tallied until now. compared to dozens of other states, our investigative unit discovered that in california there is little public transparency when citizens complain about the conduct of a sworn police officer. because of state law, many citizens complaints about police misconducts disappear. they go away and never heard from again. >> when you wear a badge, that is authority. when there is abuse of authority under the clear of authority, the public deserves a right to know because, after all, police work for the public. it shouldn't be a secret police force. >> the law is called the police officers bill of rights and police union representatives say the law is needed to protect officers from witchhunts. coming up tonight, the investigative team and reporter steven stalk adds up the numbers no one has put together before.

civil rights lawsuits and internal investigations. tonight, the investigative unit adds them all up and breaks it all down and that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area. here in the bay area, hundreds of thousands of people flooded the vatican sunday to watch as pope john xxiii and john paul ii were canonized. pope benedict was there to watch pope francis conduct the historic ceremony. a halfian pe ihalf million peop streets. another 300,000 watched on giant tv screens around rome. here in the bay area, hundreds of people turned out for a ceremony of their own. now, in a tribute to now st. john paul, a seven-foot tall bronze statue was unveiled at our lady of peace church in santa clara. catholic bishop patrick mcgraw provided over the out door mass. >> so many people there

yesterday. >> phenomenal. a record-setting day at at&t park. we'll explain, coming up next.

welcome back, everyone. a live look outside at&t park. the giants back at it tonight starting a new series with the padres. first pitch 7:15 and yesterday the team set a national league record with its 258th straight sellout. yeah, we love our team here. fans at that game, boy, they got a treat. tied game in the bottom of the ninth until brandon hit a three-run homer giants swept the indians. first of many. >> of course. now, also more detail of that farewell game at the old home at candlestick park.

>> joe montana, jerry rice will be there along with dan marino. on july 12th they will go head-to-head in the flag football game. flag football. we're going to find out today who else will be on the roster. prior to the main event, they're face off in an opening game. and a very special prom for a minnesota senior in high school. he got to go with espn michelle beetle. the sports nation host posted these pictures on twitter. he was paralyzed during a high school hockey game three years ago. >> that is great. look got their outfits to match and everything. >> one prom picture you'll never be embarrassed to show anyone. >> yeah, actually that one was good. i don't want to show any of mine, how about you, christina? >> i really want to see them now. good monday morning to you. getting into that season of dads

and grads but not before you hit mother's day. forecast is looking good as we head throughout the day today, temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s and headed towards the 60s and the 70s. tomorrow, we are going to see some 90s, so, enjoy the day. and then triple digits possible by wednesday into thursday. we will show you how this heat wave looks for where you live, coming up. right now, let's check your drive and say good morning to a proud dad. mike inouye. >> proud good night and good morning to my son as i left. i told him to go back to sleep, too early. hopefully he's still sleeping for mom's sake. west 580 through dublin out of livermore and nice volume continuing to build. a little show slowing and, again, a typical valley through the tri-valley and no big surprises for 580 or 680 and we'll zoom in and look at the approach to the bay bridge and very smooth right now and easy drive across 92 and live look at the san mateo bridge.

little more company, but no problem. back to you. new warning for drivers this morning. at least three cars shot by a bb gun in fremont. two people have been hurt and police are very much looking for that shooter. the wife of the nba owner accused of making racist comments speaks out. what she said courtside at yesterday's warriors' game.

an amber alert in effect after a 3-year-old was abducted. where investigators think she could be this morning. coast guard remains in san pablo bay this morning after two planes collide and one crashes into the walter. christie smith will have a live report, coming up. plus, we want to get you ready for the warmest temperatures of the year so far. not just yet, but that warming trend does start today. kicks into high gear tomorrow. by the middle of the week, we're talking fire danger and record warmth. we'll take you through the changes in your microclimate in moments. and no metering lights just

yet, but the slowing trend has started already at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll watch this activity as it builds and we'll show you what's going on farther east, coming up. let me check a little of that traffic for you. san mateo bridge and you'll be talking about that. a live look outside monday, april 28th. this is "today in the bay." well, good morning, everyone. happy monday. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. near richmond, a desperate search continues this morning for a pilot who went down in the bay after colliding with another plane. debris was spotted near brothers island, not far from the richmond san rafael bridge. but so far there's no sign of the pilot. "today in the bay" christie smith joins us live by the scene where local boaters sprung into action to help. good morning. >> good morning. they just say that's something they do in an emergency

situation and try to help out. but i did speak with a coast guard and they tell me right now a coast guard cutter is in the water keeping a safety zone around the area. more boats, a helicopter expected at day break all looking for the pilot of this cessna that witnesses say in that collision it lost its wing and went spiraling right into the water. this collision with a single engine hawker fury happened yesterday near the richmond san rafael bridge and it's unclear exactly why this collision occurred. apparently, difficult to fly in tandem these two planes because of the wing placement. the hawker fury is low. the pilot and passenger of the hawker apparently made it safer, limped back to the county where they came from as boaters tried desperately to help as that cessna went down into san pablo bay. >> any time something like this happens in the marinmarina, peo jump to help. whatever is running they grab and they go. >> we've seen quite a bit of

debris, aircraft debris in the water here. we have not seen any persons in the water and we have one person reported being onboard the plane that went down. >> now, the pilots apparently knew each other and the planes in the first place were at the pacific coast dream machines event at half moon bay going home when that crash occurred. the organization did release a statement about this saying in part "everyone associated with the pacific coast dream machine show is terribly saddened by this news and we hope and pray the missing plane and survivors are found." again, at this point they're just looking for one person, the pilot, the ntsb and faa are also investigating. reporting live near the richmond san rafael bridge, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie. more dangerous weather moving into the midwest and the south for the second day in a row. more than 30 tornadoes touched down yesterday. 18 people are dead. most of them from arkansas. the largest of those twisters was about a mile wide. it cut an 80-mile-long path

through the state. in several areas tornadoes did not touch down until after dark and the extent of the damage we don't know until later today. speaking from the philippines, president obama offered his condolences and said the government was there to help rebuild. the woman accused of killing her infant son is due in court this week. ashley newtton is still being held without bail. she crashed her car in livermore saturday morning then tragically stabbed her baby to death. they say she also had cuts that may have been self-inflicted and may suffer from depression. investigators say she has confessed to the killing. she is expected to be in court tomorrow. an amber alert has been issued for a 3-year-old girl who investigators say was abducted from fresno county. tania was taken from the city of huron just before 8:00 last night. it is unclear if she was familiar with the man who took

her or where she was taken from. she was last seen wearing a brown shirt with flowers, blue jean shorts and white sandals. it's 5:33. investigators in fremont hope nearby stores will have surveillance video who shot at several cars with a bb gun. two incidents happened in the area of warren springs boulevard and warren avenue and a third happened near third street last week. someone shot a bb gun at passing cars and the driver of the two cars were hurt when the driver's side windows were hit. a third victim was not injured. all eyes on the nba commissioner today awaiting results from the league's investigation into audio recordings reportedly of l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. sterling supposedly made racial comments against african-americans. already the naacp expected to pull an award today. the organization was planning to give him. "today in the bay" chase cain

joins us from the newsroom. now, sterling has kind of made an apology about this, but we don't know if it's sterling in these tapes yet. >> that's right, scott. everyone involved with the clippers organization, at least on the management side they're trying to sort of apologize without fulling admitting that it was, in fact, sterling on those tapes. nbc news has not yet been able to verify it was sterling. many people it was him in a conversation with his then girlfriend and apparently sterling makes some pretty serious racial remarks against african-americans. now in response last night the clippers were here in the bay area. you see them near center court at oracle arena taking off their jackets and revealing their warm-up jerseys were turned inside out. the team has showed a unified front since the allegations surfaced on friday and it appears many teams were affected. their play on the court was not as sharp as it once was. they, of course, lost to the warriors last night.

there is a call for sterling to no longer own this nba franchise, which he has owned for more than three decades because of these remarks. magic johnson calling for that. magic johnson called in these tapes and plenty of other people speaking out, as well. everyone from the president of the players association to the president of the united states. >> we believe that this is a defining moment for the league. this is a defining moment for the commissioner and it's a defining moment for all the players in this league. >> people want to advertise their ignorance, you don't do anything. >> the nba will move quickly into their investigation of the audio recordings but not say what kind of punishment sterling could face if the tapes are found legit. the attorney who represents sterling's ex-girlfriend the attorney says the tapes are real and they represent about a 15 minutes of an hour-long conversation. but, again, we have the nba doing their own investigation to

figure out, scott, if these tapes are real or not. if they are real, we have to see what the nba decides about that. >> chase cain, thank you much. as chase mentioned the national basketball association asked the nba to ban sterling from nba playoff games this season. he was not at yesterday's game, but his wife sat courtside. he supported sterling saying "i don't condone those statements, and i don't believe them. i'm not a racist and never have been. never will be. the team is the most important thing to my family." asking the nba to levee the maximum sentence possible against stuerling and the group wants to play an active role in the investigation and any punishment to follow. warriors owner and former sacramento kings owner also commented saying "those are shameful and reprehensible words and if they are authenticated then i believe we should have zero tolerance and i have full

faith the commissioner will do the right thing." any time we're not on air, you can also head to our website, nbcbayarea.com for more on this controversy. 5:37. let's talk weather and meteorologist christina loren with what i find to be unacceptable numbers. >> i know. because, you know, it's the kind of weather that you will likely have to use your ac if you're in one of the regions where you have an ac in your home even in san francisco a sleepless night wednesday into thursday. the temperatures only dipped into the mid-60s. so, it's going to be kind of warm out there. talking about 80s in san francisco in just a couple of days. want to make sure you're ready for that. 48 degrees in livermore to start the day and today is looking good and i'll take that and put that on the table right now. today looks good. tomorrow, 20 degrees warmer and then as we head through wednesday and thursday. warmest days of the week. but just a fabulous sunrise coming in as that offshore flow starts to develop. we don't have a lot of fog out there.

not a lot of low cloud cover right now but we'll see some develop between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. this is what we're expecting the golden gate bridge to look like. then that bridge clears from top to bottom and complete sunshine on the way and then we stay nice and clear. that warming kicks in all the way through thursday. going to be a nice sunset tonight. gets the reds and oranges and this is because the particulate matter starts and offshore flow building in and for us that means we could see the air quality. the next couple days not as good and showers on friday and that is the reason it's so nice out there. that is the one caveat we'll get very nice and our pollen levels will also go up. after all, we are still in the heart of springtime. 66 degrees is the forecast and tod today mild conditions and then even warmer as we head into wednesday, thursday. we just want to give you an idea of where we are headed from spring to summertime here in the south bay. so, for today, 73 degrees.

we jump to 87 tomorrow. we're in the mid-90s by wednesday. low 90s holding on to that heat for thursday. and then friday into saturday, starting to see that heat break. back to average by saturday but, overall, hot days to get through. the hottest air of the year so far, mike. what are you tracking on a monday morning. >> i am worried about this but i'm worried about the temperatures. looking over to the bay bridge. no concern just warning folks for those cash lanes especially the lanes off to the left. look at that the left approach unusually heavy and sort out earlier but, again, as we look at the maps, you know, the spring breaks have finished up around the bay and we'll see a restoration of traffic flow e. the east shore freeway moves very smoothly as does the rest of the maze and the greater east bay, no problem. and across the bay area, remember the giants play this evening against the padres, so there will be post-work traffic around at&t park and little slowing for the tri-valley starts to kick in and north bay, big commutes, but not a big

problem. just more traffic on 101. new developments overnight, the president issuing new sanks to russia as tensions increase in ukraine. live update coming up next. the next round between apple and samsung could wrap this week. what is different this time around.

>> we are going to be moving forward with an expanded list of individuals and companies that will be affected by sanctions. they remain targeted. my job as commander in chief is to deploy military force as a last resort. and to deploy it wisely. just an hour ago, president obama announced new economic sanctions on russia to try to pressure russian president vladimir putin to pull russian troops out of ukraine. "today in the bay" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with who

the president is targeted and how it could hurt the russian economy. tracie? >> hi, the administration said it's already hurting the russian economy and will probably throw them into negative growth, even with these added sanctions that we weren't expecting. remember the president said they were teed up and he has announced more details on what is included in that from washington later today. but we're told they are going to target high-tech exports going to defense companies that are run by people in president putin's inner circle. president obama himself has been trying to gather the european allies behind this facing some reg luckitance because they, obviously, have economic ties to russia. the eu has authorized more sanctions, but critics say we need even broader ones. meantime, in ukraine today, pro-russia militants have seized yet another headquarters and the mayor was shot this morning.

we're waiting to get more information about that. back to you. >> tracie potts in washington, thank you. divers off the coast of south korea went back into the water this morning to continue their search for more than 100 people still trapped inside a sunken ferry. so far the bodies of 188 people have been pulled from the water. search efforts over the weekend were called off due to bad weather and strong currents making it difficult for divers to maneuver inside the ship's small room. in australia, the country's prime minister says an underwater search for the missing plane will expand. he also says it could take up for eight months to thoroughly search the bottom of the indian ocean for the wreckage of malaysian airlines flight 370. today the bluefin-21 on its 16th mission scanning the ocean floor for debris. so far, it's turned up nothing. stronger sonar equipment is expected to arrive in the coming days. 5:44. meteorologist christina loren

says you might want to use your air conditioning this week. i guarantee you we are use air conditioning this week. >> i guarantee some tough guy out there watching us this morning, i want to use my ac. that's mike inouye i'm talking about. san francisco, nice start to the day. going to be that kind of weather where it's on the cusp of the threshold. if you play your cards right, if you shut your blind early and, yeah, make sure you're ready to open up those windows when the sun starts going down and nice, offshore breeze we might be okay, might be able to get by depends on that threshol temperatures in the 40s and 50s and banked right up against the coastline mostly between the hours of 7:00 and 9:00. as we head throughout the afternoon, all the low cloud cover will burn off and expecting that fog for this morning. not going to return until friday

morning. as a result, our temperatures are going to soar, so, between 10:00 and lunchtime, temperatures nice and warm and we're going to see that nice, clear sky develop. mostly clear conditions all the way through this evening and your sun will set at 7:57. so your days are getting longer, as well. enjoy these temperatures. as of tomorrow, 10 to 15 degree jump. 70s all across the board. tri-valley at 75 degrees and meanwhile out in the north bay. now, let me give you a preview of where we're headed. this is for the biggest cities in the bay area. san jose and san francisco. look at this. we're in the mid-90s in san jose by thursday into friday. and then that heat will break as we head into this weekend nice weekend shaping up, especially by sunday and we'll keep you updated as you can see here. we'll talk about that coming up, right now, let's check your drive, say hello to mike niouye.

>> i am not too tough to use the ac but costco has a walk-in refrigerator. sometimes we go shopping for lettuce. look at the map, not too severe. i mean, you expect this from north 101. also shows a blip right now and we'll watch. so far from that live shot a light flow of traffic and track this carefully as the morning commute gets started for the south bay and tri-valley heading towards the bdublin interchange. as we typically expect for the tri-valley on a monday 680 starts to show a build over the next half hour, as well. getting over towards the bay bridge, across the san mateo and dumbarton no issue getting over to the peninsula. quick look because we have the build up in the lanes to the left. filled in past the 880 overcrossing and the lanes at the berkeley curve and cash payers they're backed up and the

fastrak showing benefit and no problems and no slowing for a while. we did have a traffic break north of 280 and cleared getting towards caesseiz chavez. in this latest bout, apple is trying to prove ripped off design and features of its products. samsung argued that apple did the same with patents. while the court dockets this is truly about mountain view's google. during this latest trial, samsung straight out told the jury apple's real issue is with google and the android operating system, which runs on samsung products. google executives took the stand, as well. the jury to tell the jury google never stole any ideas from apple. apple's lawyers say samsung's hiding behind google. introduced dpogoogle promised t

cover part of the legal costs if samsung lost this latest court battle. this makes the one different from the one two years ago when a federal jury ordered samsung to pay a billion dollars. samsung for the most part kept google out of that trial. now google is in the middle of it all. samsung has appealed that 2012 judgment. if a jurfinds samsung guilty they would have to pay $2 billion. if google loses it will pay a few hundred million. 5:50 the south bay stow away who hitched a ride to hawaii could be reunited with his father this week. his father released a statement yesterday saying "we were relieved to hear of his safety considering the circumstances of this trip. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country." the 15-year-old boy was trying to reach his mother in somalia when he hopped on the first

plane he saw. apparently, he thought his mother was dead and only recently learned she was, in fact, alive and in africa. the mother of the boy gave her first interview over the weekend. she tells the voice of america she feels awful her son risked his life to see her. she is currently in a refugee camp in ethiopia but asking the u.s. to help reach her son. they say, she says if they could give him one message it would be, i'm still alive and i will come one day. please stay calm and do not do anything stupid. san jose international airport celebrated a massive remodel four years ago, but security around the perimeter was reportedly not addressed. the $1.3 billion remodel was designed to bring the airport into the 21st century, including replacing removable stairways with air condition platforms for boarding. a major tech company issue agnew warning this morning about

a possible flaw in software. we'll tell you what you need to look out for.

welcome back. hackers are busy exploiting a newly discovered flaw in microsoft's internet explorer. over the weekend a cybersecurity firm uncovered that major bug, which could let hackers gain control of your computer. now, microsoft says the hackers are targeting internet explorer versions 6 through 11. that's practically all of them. they account for more than half of the world's pcs and half of the world's internet access. the tech company is investigating working on a fix with some sort of security upda update. meanwhile, apple is offering

to replace the power button on the iphone 5 that doesn't work properly. the company says it accidentally shipped an unknown number of phones with faulty power buttons. the buttons stops working after a couple uses. if your phone has this problem you can enter the phone's serial number to apple's website and see if you are eligible for a replacement. the series all tied up at 2-2 thanks in part to a 33-point performance from steph curry yesterday. he drained seven threes to lead to an impressive victory. game five is tuesday night and tipoff is at 7:30. now, before the warriors hit the staples center, it will be the sharks taking center stage. team teal in los angeles today getting ready for game six of its playoff series with the kings. the big question for the sharks, whether defensive star mark

edwards will be ready to play. he was actually hit in the back of the head with an elbow in game five and he didn't return. he didn't practice yesterday either. puck drops at 7:00 tonight. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. she has a fascinating forecast for us this monday morning. >> more weather whip lash coming to the bay area and we are getting into that time of year where we do see the 90s. not completely unheard of. now, for today, the weather story of the day is enjoy it while it lasts. mid-70s coming your way in the south bay and peninsula and san francisco at 66 degrees. overall, though, this is the coolest day of the week and we're talking about temperatures already above average. as we head lthrough the next couple days the 90s move in quickly and then triple digits possibly. it's chilly. show you all five of your microclimates on this picture just to show you how clear it is. track on your drive and see what's impacting you. >> we'll show you how clear the

fastrak lanes are. so, spring breaks are over around the bay and we'll look at your maps and see a smooth drive on the approach right there at the toll plaza where you have the cash lanes backing up and the north bay really nothing unusual. smooth flow for 101 and highway 37 and slowing from livermore. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:57. the call for a blackout what clippers fans are now doing in the wake. we continue to keep our eye on the amber alert issued overnight. what the chp is telling us this morning.

right now at 6:00, a mid-air collision and now a missing pilot. why crews are taking a break before resuming their search. dozens of deadly tornadoes

rip through the midwest. we'll have the latest on the destruction, next. what the naacp is expected to do today in light of racist remarks allegedly made by the clippers' owner. meanwhile, a lovely sunrise to kick off the new workweek over san francisco. mild today, summer-like weather moves in as of tomorrow. we'll tell you when we'll peek in your city and when fire danger comes into the mix. your full forecast is moments away. that sunlight shedding more light on traffic. little haze here and back up at the bay bridge kicks frin the cash lanes. we'll check out the metering lights, coming up. a live look in san francisco as the sun comes up on this fine monday, april 28th. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura