then we're talking about a big warmup into the weekend. details straight ahead. >> and getting across the bay, backup not unexpected. bay bridge, similar situation, but on the peninsula, in a full closure will give you the latest on that fuel spill for the bay area. no showers out there just yet as we take this wide look. the bay bridge, city of san francisco, it's monday, march 2nd, you're watching "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you, and thanks for joining us. >> a threat against san francisco-based twitter. >> isis or someone affiliated with the organization is threatening to kill twitter employees. scott mcgrew, a threat twitter is unfortunately used to. >> that is so true. i just made references against the ceo back in 2014, this morning's threats are

particularly on jack dorsey, the twitter founder. here you see him in a target. the threats were written in arabic and several translations have been placed online. the threats frankly rather petulant. one reads you didn't get it and kept closing our accounts on twitter, but we always come back. now, the curious thing about the threats though, they do call out jack dorsey, he's the chairman of the board at twitter. he founded the company, but he's really not general lit person you think of when -- generally the person you think of when thinking of twitter. the last time they made threats against the ceo. also curious, isis doesn't call out youtube, doesn't call out facebook which also deletes accounts. we should also point out, we have no independent way of determines if this is from isis, affiliated with isis, some kid in a basement honestly because it's the internet, we just don't nope. >> but they are of course taking the threat seriously. >> twitter is working with the fbi, san francisco pd, as we

been talking earlier, big tech companies, twitter, apple, google, have major established security divisions within, with former fbi, former pd, former spy agencies, et cetera. they have some serious, some serious security. >> so they are prepared and braced in the event -- >> for sure. in the event, and again, who knows where this is really coming from. >> but the second time in recent months i should say. >> that's right. >> thank you very much. all right. 6:0, new this morning, the white house getting the all clear right now after two separate security incidents overnight. last night, somebody stepped over a bike rack serving as perimeter to the white house. that person was arrested. then this morning, someone slipped through a secured door as someone exited the building. person was met by two secret service officers in that arrest. this morning, police in livermore think they have their man. officers made an arrest after a deadly double shooting in a normally peaceful neighborhood. >> yeah, this happened yesterday afternoon near altamont creek

elementary school. bob redell live at the police department this morning where officers will give an update on the case in just a few hours, good morning, bob. >> reporter: at 9:00, press conference, good morning, laura and sam, here, taking place at the livermore police headquarters where officers are expected to give us a better sense what have led up to the crime in which one man got two other men yesterday afternoon in the middle of a residential neighborhood, this is on altamont creek and winding stream drive. right next to a park where kids were playing at the time. and they ended up having to run for their lives as they heard the pop, pop, pop were of the gunfire. happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, an officer tells thus started as an argument between the three men. they're all in their 20s. at one point, one of the men pulled out the gun and fired at the other two men. he left his victims lying in the road. one died right there from his gunshot wounds, the other at the hospital. >> we, at this point, we don't think they're associated with the neighborhood here.

all we know is that it was like a verbal confrontation between the males. >> we just called to see if she was okay. my dad did, and she said that she heard boom, boom, boom, and she wasn't sure what it was. >> reporter: that was a woman describing what her grandmother witnessed from her home located near the scene. police found a gun near the scene. they also did arrest the suspect. the person they're saying responsible for this, they arrested him around 9:00 last night, a few hours after the shooting. they have not told us who he is, but they believe that he knew the two victims. what their relationship was, not clear. hopefully we get a better sense, better idea at this news conference taking place later this morning at 9:00. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. moving now oakland, 6:04, oakland police offering a $20,000 reward for help catching the person who shot and killed a 14-year-old boy. that victim was walking with friends on brookdale avenue near

coolidge in the foote vail neighborhood. this was on saturday night when somebody shot him. the department is doing everything possible to track down the shooter. police in palo alto searching for a man who exposed himself to a young girl walking her dog. investigators released a sketch of the man who flashed a girl on el dorado near brian avenue. he's described as white in his 30s or 40s, you can look at the sketch. medium build. short, dark hair and a goatee. in our next half hour, we'll have a live report and explain similarities this incident has with other cases last fall. new this morning, firefighters working quickly to put out an early morning fire at a strip mall. this happened just before 4:00 in the morning near south king and tully in san jose. crews managed to keep that fire contained to one room at a massage parlor. most of the damage to the business was caused by water used to fight the fire. investigators are now trying to figure out how it started. meantime, woman being treated for life threatening injuries this morning after

being mauled by the family's pit billion bull. the dog attacked the 40-year-old woman yesterday morning, biting her in the lelgs, arms, and face. injuries so severe she was flown to the trauma center in walnut creek for advanced life support treatment. cost tra county services put the dog in quarantine. thousands of workers in oakland are getting a raise. the minimum wage, now $12.25 an hour. that's the highest minimum wage in all of the bay area. it comes at a cost. restaurants say they will now be forced to raise prices or hire fewer workers. some restaurants are even considering covering the cost for the 20% service charge in lieu of a tip. all right. 6:06 right now, your microclimate forecast as we take a live look outside, downtown san jose. let's try raise up those rain totals which so far for this weekend weren't too imposing or impressive. >> not exactly, but at least it washed everything a little cleaner out there, anthony.

>> .10 of an inch from the storm system that produced the hail that everybody's been talking about. even since it happened on saturday. yes, that was hail. that was not snow. of course lots of folks talk about winter weather, but hail, that is a severe thunderstorm criteria. hail actually is rain drops that are coupled together in the cloud and then eechblgly fall to the ground with ice, snow, freezes in the cloud, and falls to the ground, frozen. so little science for you this morning. repeat performance with this storm system. so we could actually see more hail this afternoon from some of those storm systems that do form. overall, i don't think everyone will see it, i don't think everyone is going to see the rain because you'll notice as we show you the future cast, it's going to be hit and miss. so if you do see it, have the umbrellas and take cover. of course hail can be pretty damaging if it's big enough. now doppler radar does show showers up near heelsburg near burnville as well and near the bay, santa rosa seeing the

activity as well. the rest of the bay is dry. san francisco down into the peninsula, south bay, east bay, tri-valley, still looking at a few clouds. here is the future cast, i want to show you this as we put this into motion. 9:00, showers off the coast, but that's when we'll start to see the showers develop, by 11:00, just like what we saw on saturday. couple storms will start to develop across the foothills, san jose, livermore, and eventually they're going to move out of here and die down as the sun goes down, still by 2:00, 3:00, they will be with us. keep that in mind, between 11:00 this morning and 4:00 this afternoon. best time to see any of the thunderstorms and after that, i don't think, if you didn't get wet, probably won't as we get into the evening. temperatures right now chilly, back into the 40s for the most part. sun coming up over the south bay. you can see from the vantage point there. it'll be a chilly day, temperatures in the 60s for the most part, 62 for the peninsula today. 64 for the tri-valley. and those three locations have the best chance of seeing thunderstorm activity. san francisco, few mornings, 62

there with afternoon sunshine. then the north bay, you're immune, you'll see a good mix of sun and clouds. 65 degrees for the high temperature there. you'll notice the trend over the next few days does warm up by thursday. we're back in the 70s, and by friday, saturday, and sunday, we're looking at 70s, not only for the inland valleys but even at the beach. we'll talk about that in the next report. meantime, mike who has a serious crash you've been tracking. i do, but better news for folks getting into san francisco as result of a crash and fuel spill. completely closed since the beginning of this show. it has just reopened. and look, just in ten minutes, it quickly recovered. sop look at this flow of traffic now. no more problems from bay shore boulevard up towards 28 5d and san francisco. that big backup as cleared and so is that burst into the city. take 280 toward the city as well. 10 is a more direct route. as we zoom out, rest of your approach, north bay no problems out of the valley.

upper east shore moves smoothly. see the westbound highway, approaching bailey, may have a crash still in lane, it sounded like everything is moving to the shoulder all right. tri-valley and just below there moving smoothly through livermore been 680 through sunol. that's a live shot and better for the morning. nothing unexpected. there's a bay bridge toll plaza. filled in past west grand avenue. that's going off of west 580 and north 880. have some debris on the connecter. dublin area bob, 580 typical building as well. in through livermore, approaching dublin and tassajara. the dublin moves fluidly as we showed you. and san jose, northbound 101, this is the slowest spot where we had the early slow down, now things clearing up, getting ready for the second burst of traffic. 6:30 is when we'll see the commute kicking in, nothing unusual. earlier stall in the summit. that is cleared of the incident. >> that's good.

hopefully smooth. 6:30 is coming. still ahead on "today in the bay," police shooting killed a homeless man on skid row. why officers say he forced them to open fire. uber is the latest company to say its been hacked. and the inside story of insider trading in silicon valley. all coming up. all right. a lot crammed in there. in the meantime, many folks, just getting ready to start their day. live look at the bay bridge at 6:11, much more on what's going on around town, weather, traffic, right after this.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back now, taking a live look over san jose where we have some sunshine coming up, we have a storm system that's making it's way into the bay area as we speak. clouds on the increase, and eventually, we're going to see some showers and even some thunderstorms later this afternoon. best timing, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00

p.m. best spot, south bay and tri-valley. full details coming up. and best timing for here, oakland, not so bad right now. despite what you see there. good number of dars on here -- cars on here. gas prices also rising, we'll talk about that. smooth drive to the bay bridge. here's a look at today's top stories, 6:14, twitter is working with law enforcement to look into an isis-related threat. it calls to kill twitter's co-founders and employees because of the blocking of their social media account. one suspect in custody after a deadly double shooting in livermore. marks the first homicide since 2012. investigators say the two victims were shot during an argument. palo alto police release a sketch of a man wanted for flashing and 11-year-old girl. girl walked her dog on el dorado near bryant avenue. robbery call turns into a

deadly officer-involved shooting. officers got into a struggle with a homeless man believed to be the suspect. the first used a stun gun, that didn't work. officers then say the man tried to grab one of their guns. that's when police opened fire, killing the men. an investigation is right now under way. uber says it's been hacked. and tens of thousands of it's drivers records could be at risk. >> scott mcgrew, this apparently happened quite some time ago, but hearing about it now. >> the hack apparentfully may of last year, uber didn't catch it until september. we're only hearing about it now. drivers names and driver's licenses were stolen, apparently no customer data, now remember, california has a law that says you have to notify people their data was still in within 30 days of discovering that fact. and we are certainly past 30 days. we're trying to nail down why uber took so long to let people know. well, do you remember this fella? it's raj, the feds accused him

of running the biggest insider trading ring silicon valley has ever seen. he's in prison now. from morton's school of business to the longest sentence ever handed down for insider trading. i bring it up because there's an absolutely fascinating article about the woman who helped bring him down in the sunday issue of the new york times magazine. available online as well. she went from a little house in sunny valley to a 9,000 square foot mansion. she was just released from prison. on a happier note, as you have been pointing out, 20 years since jerry and david guided the worldwide web later renamed yahoo, cfo will ring the opening bell on the nasdaq. less than 15 minutes from now. speaking of the nasdaq though, let's talk about nasdaq 5,000, at some point, we're going to cross it. we haven't seen it since march of 2000. got within 11 points. about the closest we've ever been, and it's driving us crazy. we'll get there some time, but

it's this historic moment in silicon valley. both the dotcom boom and now this time again, we talked for many reason why is this time is better, but maybe this week. >> we'll see. i know you thought it was going to happen last week, right? it was close, it was close. teasing you. >> original name? >> yer ri david's guide to the worldwide web. it was like chrysler, this list of websites. hey, try this one. >> can't go over that name. >> all right. 6:17 right now, pretty soon you won't have to wait for girl scout to knock on your door to get your favorite cookies. wicked cool toys unveiled the first ever girl scout's cookie oven. it'll feature the most popular girl scout cook kiss like thin mints. it will be up for sale beginning in the fall. cookies on demand? that sounds sweet. >> nice and warm.

luscious. >> 6:16 right now. the forecast, what you can see outside right now, that is from our vantage point -- >> i wonder if it'll use a light bulb like the old ovens did. then you've got to wait a while for the cookies. >> then the ding when they're done. >> you're all about the sound effects this morning. >> get done, hurry up. can we bake cookies, don't you want to cake? did that last night. >> fire up the light bulb. >> that's right. i like cookies with what can i say? >> i like weather too. >> we're looking at sunshine in san jose. yes. kind of deceiving though. hard to believe, a storm system is on our doorstep. yes. keep those umbrellas handy. put them in the car. don't need them now, but as you head through the day, you will be glad you got them. we're talking about showers and even potent thunderstorms later on this afternoon. it's all because of this system that's making it's way through right now. this goes up to the north, you can see the cloud cover starting to stretch in and the sierra snow falling as well.

they're expecting another half a foot across areas of areas of 4,000 feet and above. now you'll notice the shower band, this is light, making it's way to the north bay. up towards clear lake, even santa rosa seeing the light showers. and the activity very light. so not heavy this morning. the heavier rain pushes in this afternoon. even for the san francisco area peninsula, south bay, tri-valley, and east bay, all dry right now. now this is a future cast, put this into motion by 9:00. showers will bubble up against the coastline. not expecting anything heavy by then, but by 11:00 and noon, that's when we're going to actually start to see the showers develop at san jose, livermore, pleasanton, dublin area, some of those could actually produce hail like what we saw on saturday, and not expecting it to be widespread, but one or two of those storm systems could get strong enough to produce some hail and even lightning and thunder. for the most part, most will stay dry, it'll just be a select few like what happened on saturday that actually saw the

hail in san jose. now you'll notice from our sky cam vantage point. we have lots of clouds out there. camera bouncing around a little bit on san bruno from that storm system pushing in. we are just cloudy right now for the north part. later on this afternoon, sun and clouds for the north bay. 62 for san francisco, and the best beth of seeing any thunderstorm activity will be from the tri-valley down into the south bay, and that's about it. it won't be for everybody today. but again, get caught up under one of those downpours, you'll be glad you got your umbrella. temperatures on the rebound, 70s by thursday and friday, and 70s continue into the weekend. we'll have that beach report, because i know you're thinking about it. coming up for the next report. in the meantime, let's go to mike. all right. over here towards the tri-valley, west 580 clearing a little bit. flashing lights heading eastbound on 580, nothing reported, but i will check as clearly manager is going on there approaching the area. we'll go through the maps. westbound compression towards the dublin interchange and 680 builds through sunol.

here's the issue, highway 84, vineyard, reports of a crash there. that's gumming up the area and slowing down the area. sanly will take you through the boulevard. get back on to 680. you might want to try this this morning, it'll take you out of some of the backup. nothing too dramatic for the tri-valley. south bay, less dramatic. 101 and 87, bottom of the screen here, general san jose build moving up towards the valley without any major drama. 237 off of 880. in towards san francisco after that crash, and diesel spill cleared. now 101 at 280 completely clear is this is that backup. backup still there getting into the city. we wednesday this shot of the bay area, filled for all lanes on the 880 northbound approach, back to you. four drivers out there, gas prices on the rise once again. jumping another penny overnight. according to aaa, the national average now $2.42 for a gallon

of unleaded gas. 37 cents more than just a month ago. average higher at $3.38 a gallon. here at home, 3.36 in san francisco it's $3.43. oakland is the cheapest at $3.34. >> recoiled for a little bit there. >> too good to be true. still ahead on "today in the bay." for the second time in two weeks now, a passenger train in southern california slams into a truck. but the lathes incident had a very -- latest incident had a very different outcome, details next.

you're watching "today in the bay." okay. it is 6:24 on your monday morning. just starting out here a workweek here. here's the commute on the san mateo bridge, foster city, fa facing a assault charges after authorities say she slapped a child on a school bus and all captured on camera. >> the woman told cincinnati police she slapped the five-year-old boy because he kept hitting her six-year-old son during bus rides. she's being charged now with simple assault, a first degree misdemeanor. 85 amtrak passengers walked away unscathed after a crash. the crash happened last night on a stretch in ventura county. investigators say two people abandoned their vehicle before that train ran into it. no one was hurt.

the train crash happened just miles away from last week's metro link crash. inmate who escaped into a southern california neighborhood was found hiding in an unlikely location. >> the inmate was working in a parking lot near an l.a. county sheriff's station when he jumped a fence and took off. he was working under a minimum security program. officials discovered him hiding in a backyard hot tub. little bit of water in the bottom of the tub, and the inmate hurt his ankle jumping in there. he was arrested and charged with escape. >> poor thing, hurt his ankle. incredible video of a sky diving accident, just minutes away of ending in possible disaster. australian man says last november, he jumped out of a plane at 12,000 feet, look at that, hard to watch, he suffered a seizure midair. he spent the next 30 seconds unconscious in just a free fall. his jump master was able to get to him and pull his rip cord and everyone made it to the ground safely. >> he met up with him mid-fli t mid-flight, unbelievable.

still ahead, they are trying to take down isis. iraqi security forces engage in a large scale military operation in hopes of taking back a key town in iraq. been a year since the malaysian airlines flight disappeared, now the steps being taken to make sure it doesn't happen again.

good morning i'm your meteorologist in for kristina loren this morning. low clouds that's going to lead to showers and thunderstorms later on this afternoon. details straight ahead.

and your build is on coming from the east in a new crash approaching the bridge could slow you down. hopefully trading in march will come in like a lion as we begin our first parade of the new month. february was quite good, let's take you over to the nasdaq. this is a cfo of yahoo. little bit of yahoo in the bell as well. i heard the yahoo, did you? >> the yodel. >> okay. >> 20 years, marking it today, i didn't hear it. let's go to 5,000 there on the nasdaq this morning, it's monday, march 2nd, this is talked about. from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good monday morning, thanks for starting your workweek out with us. >> developing now, twitter is working with law enforcement to investigate an isis-related threat to the san francisco company. the threat was posted to an anonymous website based in

poland. >> it called on jihadists around the world to kill twitter's co-founder and employees because of the company's frequent blocking of their social media accounts. we'll have a live report from the very latest on that threat coming up in about 15 minutes. iraqi security forces are beginning to take a new offensive to take back saddam hussein's hometown. shiite and sunni accomplish that members are helping out in the fight against isis militants. the prime minister called for sunni tribal fighters to abandon their support for isis. one of the largest cities under control of isis. it fell into isis's control last summer. this is sounding like a broken record. can the congress come up with a solution to avoid a homeland security shutdown? >> now they have less than one week. >> tracy potts live with the latest and what they did is buy themselves a little bit of time here, tracy. >> reporter: exactly, but there's a plan behind that, sam, we learned in the last 30

minutes that there is a vote that's scheduled now for late this afternoon in the senate on whether or not to come to the day to sit down with republicans to talk about these issues. the homeland security funding, and immigration. we understand that senate democrats are going to force that vote down, specifically so that the house can vote on a clean funding bill. there's an old rule here that allows the house to bring it up. democrats in the house to bring it up if the senate votes not go to conference. so that seems to be the plan, we'll wait to see what the actual vote is later today. meantime, house speaker john boehner could lose his job as speaker over there. there's some talk about that, not all, but some conservatives who are against this homeland security funding, they don't to want negotiate out, the funding for immigration, they're against that. say that he has been too easy to work were democrats as opposed to stand lg for their principles. so there's concerns that may

try, it's not clear that they have the votes to push him out of that speaker's job. >> conservatives in the house right now do seem to be calling the shots though. thank you very much, tracy potts from washington, d.c. 5:32 right now, time to check the microclimate forecast this morning as we take a peek outside. i can't make out where that's from this morning, but cloudy out there. >> that is just -- >> sam bruno mountain this morning. if you were to make the hike up there, that is what would greet you. >> anthony, are you tracking fog? there's rain showers later in the day. >> yeah, that's the low clouds i was talking about earlier this morning. those clouds have made their way here, and yes, they're here to stay. as we head through the day, mix of sun and clouds for most of us. every now and begun, one of the clouds will produce some showers to keep those umbrellas handy. you can see on the doppler radar right now, make it's way in, first thing that arrived are the clouds, and now snow is falling across parts of the sierra. anywhere from about 4,000 feet and above, expecting about half a foot of snow. back here at home, light showers

are falling across the north bay. just north of santa rosa, and heelsburg near the bays. but otherwise, most of the bay area still dry from san francisco down the peninsula into the south bay. the east bay, and tri-valley all dry as well. now this is the future cast. i want to show you what's going to happen as we head through the day. 9:00, 10:00, the showers will build up off the coastline, by lunchtime, 11:00, 12:00, thunderstorms will develop, anywhere from san jose southward and points of the east bay, eastward. anywhere from the east bay to south bay, you could see some showers and thunderstorms anywhere from about 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. otherwise, temperatures are going to be cooled back into the low 60s for the most part with a few showers and isolated thunderstorms. all right. taking you out to the dublin camera where i think i did a really sloppy job of finding a crash. you can't make it out. it's center stream where the onramp merges, it's a distraction before you get to the lows and there, at station. we are looking at a slower drive

here. and we'll look at the map pst that why i've circled there. slowing there, but a bigger issue might be this incident, we talked about earlier, this is highway 84, right around vineyard where there's through livermore and pleasanton. we have a crash there, reportedly blocking both lanes through the major surface street. that's a major problem. folks, you can use stanley to get towards sunol boulevard and 680 if that is your route, might be a good one, but it's slowing as well as more head over there as well. the rest of the bay show an easy drive. flowing slue concord, typical there. same thing for the upper east shore freeway. this is showing a slower drive westbound 92. nothing unusual though through the stretch. back to your maps and we'll show you the peninsula drive as well. south there have, i'm sorry, live look at san jose, look at the maps, saw slowing northbound 101 towards 680. this is the real commute that kicks in, i say real because this one dips and sticks for your morning. 101, 87, 85. >> that's right. >> thanks a lot.

>> nothing like greeting your monday with a fresh dose of that, thank you very much. markets have been open for a few minutes. >> let's in fact check the numbers with scott mcgrew. curious about how twitter is doing this morning. >> twitter is just fine. it's up about 22 cents this morning. the live look at the big board up 40 on the dow. let's take you back over toward the nasdaq. you saw the open of the nasdaq. here it is one more time. they're going to ya hoo. yahoo! >> so there you go, celebrating 20 years of yahoo, and you know, yahoo hired katie couric. we haven't seen that much of her. but there she was. >> she was stranded at the airport this weekend. just made it. bobby brown was there too. >> made it just in time. >> yodel had some ump to it. almost a year to the day after the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370. new efforts to make sure

something like that never happens again. daughter's picture went viral and not in a good way. what the mother has to say who mocked her sick toddler. let's take a live look outside this morning. sun breaking through the clouds in the south bay. we've got news, weather, traffic all together, stick around, a lot more ahead.

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taking a live look outside, looks like the traffic at a crawl over the san mateo bridge this morning. got our eye on the morning commute. that's mike does across the bay area. we'll check in with him in moments, 6:39. six months after michael brown in ferguson, missouri, the justice department is close to an nounsing it's findings. the federal government is looking into whether to file criminal charges against darren wilson, the officer who shot brown. attorney general eric holder plans to announce results of the investigation in the coming days. new plan to keep a better eye on commercial planes begins it's trial run today. >> this method tracks planes every 15 minutes instead of the current rate of every 40 minutes. tracking becomes more frequent as a deviation in the plane's movement. they've been working on the new tracking system since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared almost a year ago. >> it would track the aircraft within 15 minutes -- and done so simultaneously. the big difference was, it

wouldn't have taken us weeks to sbrept the data and to find out where the engines finally stop. >> the urgency for this kind of technology certainly raised. now the trial is expected to use satellite-based positioning technology. it's already on board 90% of long haul aircraft. south carolina mother says she's shocked at what happened when she posted a picture of her daughter online. she posted a picture of her daughter mira on a social media site. she was born with chrome son two duplication syndrome. empty pairs learning and motor skills. then the picture went viral, in a negative way. thousands of people shared the image, some photo shopping in crude captions, and others leaving rude comments. >> how can you do these things, you think it's funny, it's not funny. this is a human being. this is a child. this is a baby. >> the toddler's life expectancy is grim, but her family says they're enjoying her company while they can. time now 6:41, coming up

next, isis threatens twitter. new security concerns for the san francisco bay based company. why police think he may be connected to elicit acts on the peninsula. back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather after the break.

now 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic on "today in the bay." developing right now at this hour, a threat against san francisco and twitter. >> isis or someone affiliated is threatening to kill twitter employees. scott mcgrew, something twitter is used to. >> twitter got threats back in the fall of 2014 as well, at the time, ceo dick costello said it

was absolutely jarring. this time around, isis or someone affiliated is singling out twitter founder jack dorsey. this is the graphic they posted to the internet. here in the bay area, we associate dorsey more with the online payment company's square, twitter says it's working with law enforcement, the threats were several paragraphs written and posted to the internet. they've been translated several times and if the translations are correct, the writer seems to be very upset that twitter keeps deleting them. quote, you didn't get it, kept closing our accounts on twitter, but we always come back. laura, they're continuing to monitoring this. had strong security, but i'm sure they're stepping it up a bit. deal breaking this morning. >> that's right. >> hewlett packard will buy aruba network. they make the wireless lands in sunnyville. >> large acquisition. a lot of money. >> thank you very much, scott. let's check numbers of a different sort this morning.

time to check that microclimate forecast as we take a peek outside this morning. outside at fremont. >> all right. we are going to see some rain, particularly in the south bay this morning, anthony, excuse me, today, saying it's going to be quick. >> it'll be quick. like saturday. you'll see the clouds bill lowing up and eventually we'll get a thunderstorm out of that. not going to be for everybody, but you'll be glad you had the umbrella if you get caught up underneath a thunderstorm. you'll notice the showers are spreading across the bay area as we speak. a lot of the stuff not reaching the ground just yet. more in the form of midlevel moisture that evaporates before it does reach the ground. the thing about it though, we're already getting sierra snow as well. they picked up about a foot of snow in the higher elevations, and another half a foot of snow is on the way today. now, the thing about this storm system as i mentioned, it's going to be hit and miss as the showers move through, but the core is expected to move through later on this morning, and that'll give us the thunderstorm chance as we head into the afternoon hours. light showers right now from the

bay up towards hills birth, clearly seeing the shower activity. all of that very light. everyone else from san francisco down the peninsula into the south bay and east bay are dry right now. but this is the future cast, i want to show you what's going to happen through the rest of the morning hours. by 11:00, showers will really start to build off the coast, coastal waters will see stormy activity. 11:00, we'll see the few showers developing anywhere from the south bay over towards the east bay and the tri-valley. look at this the, by 1:00, still holding on to just a few showers anywhere from the south bay and east bay and one or two or those could produce heavy rains, it'll be brief and potential for lightning and thunder. also the small hail like on saturday could happen once again. by 4:00, really things die down once we lose the heating of the day. we'll have a few cells over here the pass through the tri-valley, that should be it after that, it will dry out and clearer skies are expected as we head towards the evening hours. temperatures in the 40s, but the clouds are here, all across the bay. except for the south bay we're still seeing good amount of

sunshine. through the day, clouds will start to increase and chance for the thunderstorms does exist. south bay and tri-valley, that's where you'll have the best chance of thunderstorm activity. san francisco, you get a few showers for the morning hours around 11:00, then after that, we'll see a good mix of sun and clouds, north bay, you're the only location today that will not see the rain, 65 degrees for your afternoon high. if you'll notice the trend over the next few day us does bring temperatures back in the 70s by thursday and friday, and this weekend, yes, we were talking about it earlier, it is time to spring forward those clocks. of course you lose an hour with this, and it's a good time to check the batteries in your smoke detectors. the new sunset will be 7:09, that mean the kids will go to bed later. how is that? >> still thinking about the kids and bedtime being messed up. . roads are looking all right. there's ret mander of the crash activity, just approaching tassajara, that's what we have. we see the slowing, sun's coming up. let's look at the map. clearer to make the break down.

earlier compression past airway because of the crash that has started to sort itself out. this one here, highway 84, livermore, isabell at vince yard, we have the crash still with activity there. you might to want take stanley, right around the transition to sunol boulevard heading down to 680 there through the area. there's your tri-valley build. 680 itself though, smooth drive, both north and south from the dublin interchange. south 880 down to dakota where there is a two car crash. serving off to the shoulder, and no really slowing down towards the dumbarton bridge, let's keep that in mind if that's your destination. san mateo bridge moving smoothly to the west side of the peninsula itself as well. northbound through san jose, no big surprises in the bay bridge, of course, we end with the shot, the metering lights are on, no problems for the east shore freeway, back to you. >> thank you, mike. this morning in livermore, police think they have their man. officers made an arrest after a deadly double shooting in the normally peaceful nashd. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the livermore police department. we haven't seen this in a while.

this mark ts the city's first homicide since 2012. >> reporter: yes, and two people killed in once, shot in the middle of a residential neighborhood, highly unusual for this town. news conference scheduled later for many this morning here at police headquarters at 9:00, officers will update us on this double homicide. that again as i mentioned, took place in what is usually a very safe part of town. happened 4:30 yesterday afternoon in the middle of the street on altamont creek and winding stream drive. this is right next to the elementary school and a park were kids were playing at the time. according to police, there was an argument, then several gunshots when officers responded, they found two men in their 20s lying in the street. suffering from their wounds. one ended up dying at the scene. the other at the hospital. the shooter took off in a car around 9:00 last night, about four and a half hours after the shooting, police arrested the suspect. a man who was also in his 20s. >> at this point, we believe it's one suspect. and that was related to, that

they knew each other. what the relationship is, we don't know for sure. >> not something that goes on around here. it's kind of a nerve-racking, it's really, really close to home. >> reporter: police did find a gun near the scene. they tell us the men involved, both the victims and shooter were not associated with that neighborhood in altamont creek, but did not elaborate on what led them to be there. we hope for some clarification later this morning again during this news conference on what is the city's first homicide since 2012. reporting live here at livermore police headquarters, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, bob. meantime, police are offering a $20,000 reward for help catching the person who killed a 14-year-old boy in oakland. that teen was walking with friends on brookdale avenue near coolidge in the fruitvale neighborhood on saturday night when someone shot him. it is 6:51, police say a man who shot an officer in hayward may be connected to another shooting just hours before. police say they pulled over the suspect early yesterday morning. he stepped out of the car and

shot at the officer. the officer was not hurt, and returned fire. the suspect got away. police now say that same man was involved in another shooting just hours earlier. he was arrested in an apartment building last night. and is there a serial connection here? palo alto police releasing a sketch of a man wanted for flashing an 11-year-old girl. . >> kris sanchez joins us live, kris, officers think that this man may be tie odd other incidents in the area. >> reporter: well, they were able to get a good description from the 11-year-old girl who was the most recent victim. the vehicle description is a little bit different. we'll get to the that in a minute. first, what happened. the 11-year-old girl out walking her dog near the intersection of el dorado and brian avenue when she says she saw a man sitting in his car. he drove off, but then came back and parked again and watched the little girl told police officers that he was sitting in his car naked from the waste down. we'll let you imagine what he was doing. now he's described as white male

in mid-30s to mid-40s, medium build with short dark hair with a goatee. he was in a newer black hatchback with tinted rear windows. now investigators say that they want to track him down because he sounds a lot like the same person who was indecent with other girls in october of last year. in those cases, the girls were 10 to 14 years of age. the vehicle's descriptions though however don't seem to be matching up. if you have information, police would love to hear from you because they say aggressively because they fear that this behavior could escalate. in palo alto, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. 6:54 right now, and chp says a driver of a car that crashed and killed four people might have been drunk at the time. this happened last night on freedom boulevard near valencia road. chp says a sedan carrying seven people slammed into a pickup truck going in the other direction. three passengers in the sedan

and the driver all died. no one in the car had seat belts on. the driver of the truck was also injured. new morning, firefighters worked quickly to put out an early morning fire at the strip mall in the south bay. this happened just before 4:00 near south king and tully roads in san jose. crews managed to keep that fire contained to one room in a massage parlor. most of the damage to the buildings was caused by water used to fight the fire. officials right now still trying to figure out how the fire started. 6:54, woman is being treated for life threatening injuries after being attacked by the family's pit bull. the dog bit her in the legs, arms, and face. injuries were said to be so severe she had to be flown near the trauma center is in walnut creek for advanced life support treatment. authorities say another person inside the home was looked over for injuries but would not elaborate. >> my husband came out earlier and noticed there was fire trucks, cop cars, an ambulance,

and then animal control truck showed up. >> one neighbor told us the couple has a large gray pit bull that is kept mostly in the backyard. animal control took the dog which is in quarantine. san jose officer accused of rape and assault will be in court today. the judge is expected to determine whether there's enough evidence to try officer jeffrey graves for rape. investigators say graves raped an undocumented woman who had called for police help back in september of 2013. he's also accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend. the suspect in a recent south bay sports bar shooting is expected to appear in court today. police arrested johnson wynn shortly after a double shooting at the dzo sports bar two weeks ago. two people were hurt. wynn is expected to enter a plea today. he's facing charges including assault with a deadly weapon. gas prices rise jumping another penny overnight. the national average is now

$2.42. statewide, the savage higher at $3.38 a gallon. here at home, average in san jose, $3.36, in san francisco, it's $3.43, oakland, the cheapest right now at $3.34. >> there is a little perspective for you though, one year ago, in california, the average was $3.84, now sitting at $3.38. we're still on top. all things considered. 6:56. one final check of the top stories. >> twitter is working with law enforcement right now to investigate an isis-related threat to the company. the threat called on jihadist around the world to kill twitter's co-founder and employees because of the frequent blocking of their social media accounts. one suspect in custody after a deadly double shooting in livermore. marks the city's first homicide since 2012. investigators say the two victims were shot during an argument. as we mentioned, second ago, kris sanchez report thong story this morning. palo alto police released a

sketch of a man wanted for exposing himself to an 11-year-old girl. well it's just what they needed, ski resorts in tahoe getting fresh powder and plenty of it. two feet of snow fell in sugar bowl ski resort this weekend. officials say yesterday was the busiest day they've had since december. and with more snow on the way later this week, they're hoping they can keep the momentum going and say the same thing next weekend too. >> uh-oh, kids needed another ski week. not the parents though. all right. you think we're going get that dusting again today? >> yeah, nfts, higher elevations will get another half a foot, lower, about 4,000 feet, three to six. they're getting some. that's good news. better than none, right? and this morning, we're seeing the clouds drift in because of our next storm system that's going to produce the snow. it's starting to fall and even the rain is starting to fall just north of the bay area. as we head through date though, clouds will increase and eventually we will see showers. best time for the showers to

develop, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. we may get a few thunderstorms kind of like on saturday that produced hail. it's an odd thing to say, especially coming off of getting that hail just a couple days ago, but we may see a repeat performance of that across the south bay and the tri-valley today. all the computer models are lined up in agreement with it, i'd be a fool to not say it. >> well, you're no fool. >> thanks. the traffic on a monday, don't worry. >> plenty of opportunity. if you'd like to find traffic, let me show you where to find traffic, in fact guys, traditional build, no surprises for 101, 87, or # 5, 280 looking lighter than a typical monday. we'll see that kick in just after 7:00. as we look out here towards the tri-valley, this is the bigger issue, crash on 580 cleared, one i've circled at vince yard still reportedly blocking both lanes. this is quite a congestion spot anyway and this is made worse by the trash. you can use stanley if you're

getting from the northern part of the area over towards 680 to sunol boulevard. that'll get you back just fine. now move over toward a traditional building with south 880 and south 680, and that is the trend we see. the rest of your bay moves smoothly, no surprises approaching the bay bridge. san mateo bridge westbound, commute direction shows a slower drive into that stun light and the pence last, and we'll look from the foster city camera where i've moved it a little bit, i thought i'd show you the sunrise, the traffic is flowing smoothly. >> that's nice. look at you. giving us a treat. >> exactly. >> nice note to end on. >> especially on a monday, right? >> if you can make it through the week, you were telling us, beach side conditions will be nice. >> 70s on the way by friday. >> what a change from hail. >> manage it there. >> only fives days to go. hey, that's what's happening "today in the bay," we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update for you. >> meantime, join us if nbc bay

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