>> we're talking chilly conditions for these folks overnight, this is the san mateo bridge getting ready to move. you're slowing down your move across the bay. and a live look outside this morning, there it is the bay bridge, it's tuesday, march 3rd and you are watching "today in the bay." good tuesday morning, thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have an update to breaking news this morning just moments ago police confirmed a homicide investigation is tied to another crime scene at a car and a house. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in antioch this morning, steph, investigators just told you they detained three people? >> reporter: they have. they've got three people at the station who have been questioned by investigators. now, we're here on hudson court where a man was found shot to death lying on the sidewalk in front of the apartments after 11:00 last night. that body is here. we are not showing it. police have confirmed that three crime scenes are linked, all

surrounding this homicide. police say starting with an officer on patrol in this area, he heard a gunshot, saw a car driving away without lights on. that officer then tried to stop the car, but that car did not stop, so there was a chase. not sure how long it lasted but it ended here at mahogany way and spanos street where you see the blue toyota kamentry that smashed into the garage, into a dodge viper sitting there. police detained three people inside that car where investigators are questioning them at the station. police discovered a shotgun lying in the parking lot of the double dragon chinese restaurant that's on summersville road, very close to the scene of the homicide just a couple of blocks away. back here live, crime scene technicians are still here. they've been out with flashlights taking pictures. police expect to be here for an hour and a half, two hours. coming up, hear from one of the neighbors from that scene of that car crash and what she had

to say. live in antioch, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you, steph. the rules in california shaping where registered sex offenders can and cannot live about to get a little looser. state supreme court found it's unconstitutional to prevent offenders from living within 2,000 feet of a park or a school when there is a lack of available housing. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in santa clara. the ruling applies directly to san diego county but it could end up back here, too. >> reporter: sure, we expect there could be challenges similar to the one in san diego here in the bay area and to put it in perspective as to why, jessica's law just as a reminder requires sex offenders to live at least 2,000 feet away from schools and parks. where we are right now between where we are and the lights behind me, that's a school we're at less than half a mile so we're actually about that distance away from where the sex offenders would have to be. that's the spacing basically what i'm saying, about the same

amount of space as folks who, offenders would have to stay away from the school. sex offenders in san diego county challenged that law saying that made it impossible for them to find a place to live, so if you're thinking so what, they're criminals, they should have to suffer the consequences, law enforcement actually sided with them on this one saying that when the offenders can't find a place to live, they can be a lot harder to track. sometimes they live on the streets or stop registering as sex offenders. in san diego a trial judge found that 97% of housing was off limits to sex offenders because it was too close to schools teen parks, and then the remaining 3% wasn't necessarily available. even with that, some folks say this change is trouble in the making. >> those folks have problems and they have problems throughout their lives. >> why wait for a problem? why allow something like that to even become an issue? >> reporter: this week's decision in san diego is likely

to affect other counties, where affordable housing is hard to come by, particularly highly densely populated areas like san francisco and oakland, so we expect that we could see some challenges similar here in the bay area as well. by the way, the convicted sex offenders are still barred from entering a school without permission and they are also still barred from being near parks if their victims were under the age of 14. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. volunteers will hold their final search for sierra lamar this next week. the morgan teenager disappeared on the way to school in 2012. they've run out of places to look. the last search for sierra will be march 16th. torres is charged with her murder and due back in next month to set a trial date. fairfield police need your help identifying a young bicyclist knocked unconscious in a crash with an suv.

this happened just before 1:00 monday morning on airbase parkway, between clay bank road and dover avenue. the driver stopped and called 911. when police arrived the bicyclist was unconscious. they say he was riding a blue mountain bike. he's in his mid teens to early 20s with a scar on his right eyelid and the bridge of his nose. if you know who he is, call fairfield police. happening today a family will file a lawsuit against children's hospital in oakland, the teenager declared brain dead after she suffered complications from throat surgery. bob redell is live with the new details of her case described in the lawsuit. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the lawsuit being filed in almeida county superior court for the first time describes the family's account of what happened to their 13-year-old daughter after what's been described as a botched surgery at ucf children's hospital in oakland. you might recall back in december 2013 a doctor operated

on jahai's nose and throat to alleviate her sleep apnea. when she came out of surgery she began coughing up buckets of blood. the suit claims two nurses contradicted each other how to stop the bleeding and refused the parents' initial request for a doctor. she allegedly bled for five hours, lost two pints of blood. doctor finally arrived, the teenager suffered a heart attack. the hospital eventually declared her brain dead and according to the suit started hounding her parents to sign over for an organ donation and allegedly approaching the mother when she was praying for her daughter inside the hospital chapel. the hospital won't comment on pending litigation but did tell the bay area news group their hearts go out to the family. the family believes jahai is not brain dead, that she has limited brain function. she remains on machines in an apartment in new jersey where

nurses tend to her 24 hours a day. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of details emerging now. thank you very much, bob. a south bay emergency animal hospital is open this morning even though a car crashed through the front door. take a look at these pictures. the crash happened at the united veterinary clinic in campbell near the camden exit off of highway 17. no word on what caused the driver to lose control. no person nor was any animal injured. san francisco's ferry building all dressed up today marking the 100th anniversary of the world's fair. crews installed a lighted 1915 on the tower, the same way it looked 100 years ago to welcome visitors to the world's fair. tonight, san francisco mayor ed lee and community leader also hold a special ceremony to light the tower and kick off the centennial celebration. it starts at the ferry building at 5:0. very cool. >> very much so. >> nostalgic. >> a little history for you on your tuesday morning. we saw a little breeze in the video, blue skies, looked inviting. maybe that's the kind of thing

we might find in the bay area this week. >> let's go, sounds great. rob, a cold start to our day. >> it's still inwither it outside at least for the north bay. 36 degrees. 48 in san francisco, warmer near the water obviously, the water helps to retain some of the heat and you got 48 degrees right now, 36 in the north bay. 41 in san jose and there you see 48 degrees, cloud-free across the bay right now looking nice in san francisco but a bit chilly in san jose right now. 41 degrees. fog not much of an issue for you in the north bay. little bit of patchy fog forming out towards fairfield, back into the sacramento valley and central valley. good visibility in san jose. still a jacket will be needed for this morning, through about 9:00 and lunch time pretty good, upper 50s to low 60s, highs today at least will be in the mid-60s and we're talking 70s for the second half of the week. one item to watch in the weather today, clouds building up near the hilltops, mostly to the south of morgan hill for a change, could bring a few isolated showers if you're traveling south of gilroy but

other than that the weather pattern is certainly turning drier and warmer. today mid-60s, close to 70 tomorrow, mid-70s thursday and friday and if you're planning ahead for the weekend the beach will be a good place to go. you'll see numbers in the mid-70s around the south bay, a little bit cooler as we approach sunday. now for a check to see what's going on in your tuesday morning commute here's mike. >> hail last weekend and beach this weekend. love california. over here we also love those crews because they maintain our bridges and roadways. they're starting to move, two lanes blocked approaching the hayward side of the san mateo bridge, eastbound restricts your flow toward one lane just off of that high-rise, the reason why we still have slowing. this crew is not cleared. westbound the crew cleared no more issues. eastbound it fluctuates from green to yellow, just a little overnight typical transition. the dumbarton bridge to the south moving nicely, highway 84. here's the south bay a little build as far as the volume of traffic north 101 at 680. getting ready for the first burst which doesn't kick in for

another 45 minutes. gentle flow of traffic. the peninsula moving at speeds for the bay area freeway, 280 through the we ininess laand up toward san francisco or out of the city. behind me a little slowing for livermore and behind me is the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup of the cash lanes clear as all lanes are open. back to you. >> looking good out there. as you fill up on your way to work don't cringe but gas prices continuing their steady climb upwards. according to aa they jumped two cents overnight. the national sanch naverage is $2.44 for a gallon of regular. here in san jose they are also inflated, $3.39 in san jose and san francisco $3.47 and oakland $3.37, up three cents from yesterday. we all love our coffee in the morning. is it good for your heart? that's what some researchers are saying, details next. >> love and also need. california's whacky winter

weather continuing. we'll tell you which beach was covered in hail, coming up next. we'll do something this morning we haven't done since mark zuckerberg was in high school, the nasdaq will open above 5000, coming up in business news.

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all right, coming up on 5:14 on your tuesday, and here is something you definitely don't hear every day, a wattle over herbicide brewing on the peninsula. caltrans plans to spray next week. the agency says vegetation is a fire hazard and a driving hazard when it's overgrown. people who live in the area say it is unsafe and unnecessary. >> i understand about fire safety but it is always possible to mow as an alternative. >> caltrans says it is not an option because they don't have the manpower to do it. if you are ready to talk trains in the future of b.a.r.t., now is your chance. b.a.r.t. board president host a one-hour twitter town hall today at noon. the topic, building a better b.a.r.t. system. some of the issues covered will

include b.a.r.t. maintenance and ridership. the leader hopes to respond to all questions. here's something we have heard a lot of, nasdaq ready to do something that's only done twice before, it was. >> really fun memories, sam, of the dot-com rally before the dot-com bust, we're remembering the fun part. this is super dorky, nasdaq crossing 5000 for the first time in 15 years on the cnbc web page. we thought you might like to see cnbc's reaction 15 years ago, take a look. >> the enthusiasm for this sector has been on fire as it has been for fiber optics, chips, telecomes, biotechnology. the nasdaq up 150, the fifth biggest point gain in history above 5000, the 15th record of the year and it seems there's no end to the appetite. >> spoiler alert there was an

end to the appetite and the to the-com bust would come fairly quickly after that. so let's talk modern day, landon dowdy is at modern day cnbc. what do you think of that, landon? >> we're back. the adviser tech stocks just can't be stopped. we are all partying like it's the year 2000 on wall street. weak economic data with consumer spending and investing. investors seem to shrug it off. this is the third time we've seen the nasdaq close above 5k. the other two were in march of 2000 right before the dot-com bubble burst. the nasdaq is up nearly 6% thanks in large part to apple which is up 17%. we can't forget to tip our party hats to the dow, s&p and russell hit new records yesterday. >> landon dowdy, thank you much. tinder is out with a new version of its dating software. it's normally free.

the pay version allows you to correct a mistake. you swiped left but meant to swipe right. it means you rejected a potential date but meant to accept her. the new paid version costs twice as much for people over 30. 19.95 if you're old, 9.95 if you're young. there's a junior and regular and senior at movie theaters so tinder can do that. maybe i just realized for the first time i'm in this category. >> for the first time he's over 30, thanks a lot. >> i love the fact that if you make a mistake, you can go back and correct it. what if you swiped one direction and wanted to meet up with someone, they didn't want to meet up with you? i didn't mean it. i want to take it back. >> the positive version, what if you're like i didn't want that one. >> the touch screen there. >> there's a lot of feelings on

the line there, all is fair in love and tinder. temperature check. it's winter of course it's cold but it will warm up. >> two sides of the coin. clear skies, 30s and 40s. head outside perhaps on a date later this afternoon, if you're in tinder, nice. mid-60s later on. right now chilly, you'll want a jacket. 36, napa it is still winter there, 41 degrees in san jose right now. not much wind to talk about at least for the morning, slight push of some offshore winds but notice these wind speeds as we move into the afternoon, you're going to see a little bit of a blustery wind coming up out of the northwest today around 4:00, 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds and the offshore winds will help set the stage for some cool, clear mornings but warmer afternoons ahead. so 40s and 50s wake up to. by lunch time upper 50s to low 60s and unlike yesterday highs close to 60, today mid-60s and from here, temperatures will continue to climb on up. there's one spot today that might see a few more showers,

certainly you'll find that heading into southern california but today it will be areas south of morgan hill and gilroy, around lunch time the clouds trying to build up on the hilltops but today we're thinking most of the showers should stay to the south of gilroy, the last chance of seeing any showers in our forecast for quite some time. high temperatures today as you saw, mid-60s around san jose, low to mid-60s for san francisco in the north bay you'll see the highs in the mid-60s today and then climbing tomorrow, close to 70 degrees for you on wednesday, and then low to mid-70s friday into saturday, as we move into the weekend these temperatures will stay warm as high pressure here acting like a wall, this has been the story of our winter taking all the rain and snow for the most part off to the pacific northwest, next chance of rain coming up march 10th a long ways off. gorgeous weekend ahead, mid-70s to start thing off saturday trending cooler towards sunday. let's see if your morning commute is shaping up innicely.

>> no big drama this morning. 580 slowing because of the volume of traffic headed to the dublin interchange no surprises. yesterday a tough morning, isabela vineyard. we usually see the compression and a crash will cause a big problem yesterday, back to the normal commute for pleasanton and livermore, the stretch 580 and 680 and a big build for your commute, moving over east to the altamont pass is where the slowing is, where the build happens farthest down on the bay area, same antioch in the northeast and folks moving over to the bay bridge we have the upper east shore no problems here. the north bay, novato, mill valley into san francisco no problems 101. anywhere north of the san mateo bridge moves nicely toward san francisco or oakland and looking toward the san mateo bridge itself. the earlier crew here has cleared lanes on the hayward side but you see flashing lights making their way backwards across that span. they still have to clear the lane on the other side and of

course we have san jose an easy drive for the south bay, guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:20 right now. family members of two men killed in the uc santa barbara rampage have filed a lawsuit. the parents of roommates of elliott roger is suing the county, sheriff and landlord. both men were from the bay area. the apartment complex and campus housing did not properly screen roger or warn that he was violent and unstable. the suit also alleges that the sheriff failed to perform a gun background check or watch youtube videos roger posted online. last may roger shot and killed six students and injured 14 others before killing himself. 5:21, rob talking about this a second ago, alluding to it. march coming in like a lion for part of the u.s., that has not seen much snow so far this winter. the northern midwest is bracing for blizzard conditions today, that includes areas from the dakotas to michigan. northeastern minnesota may see a

half foot of snow. minnesota is at about half right now of its normal snow levels this winter. gladly take some of it. not as extreme but certainly unusual, huntington beach in southern california covered up in hail. look at this, the beach turned into a winter wonderland yesterday, even stuck around for a while so people could check it out. are they making little snowmen out of hail? >> hailmen. >> go grab that extra cup of coffee. new research suggesting it could reduce risk of stroke or heart attack. >> the study was published online in the journal "heart." researchers found people who drink three to five cups of coffee per day had the lowest amount of coronary artery calcium a precursor to heart disease. they say don't go overboard. those who drank more than five cups per day had a higher level of coronary artery calcium. right in that window, sam.

>> more than five cups is a lot of coffee. >> makes your heartbeat faster. 5:22 a whirlwind day for the newest member of the san jose sharks, details oen that coming up next.

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buyers or sellers, will the sharks did more selling than buying at the trade deadline but the one guy that they did bring in paid off in his first night. ben smith arrived at s.a.p. center from chicago about an hour before game time. he suited up and scored his first goal as a shark just minutes into the game. that is an introduction. the sharks beat the canadiens 4-0 and now play the canucks in vancouver later tonight. a lot of deals were made at the nhl deadline but none more stirring than this one. >> jordan leopold's daughter wrote to talk about a columbus for a trade for her father. in her letter she says "my dad is very lonely without his family. we are living in minnesota right now and i am lost without my dad and so is my mom and my two sisters and my brother. please, please, please ask the jackets if you guys can get him." >> both teams say that letter was just a happy coincidence,

but -- >> they'd been talking i guess already but maybe that kind of pushed them. maybe more kids will be writing letters, too, bring dad home. it's 5:26. bay area county talking about banning skateboards, next. plus parents in the south bay upset with plans to install cell phone towers on a high school campus. everything online.ouse, we t

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we continue to follow breaking news. car into a house in a homicide investigation, how investigators say they're linked. plus all eyes on the sierra this morning where we're about to get more details on how bad the drought is. >> it might be a little bit like the sierra in napa. 36 degrees. 41 in san jose but 70s ahead in our microclimate forecast. we'll look at that coming up. some folks will be waiting for you at the bay bridge if you're paying cash and we'll talk about what someone left behind traveling through sunol. >> one angle of the bay bridge there, here's the other where

everyone is headed this morning, tuesday, march 3rd. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. an update to breaking news, police in antioch are investigating several different crime scenes this morning. one of them is a homicide, another is a car into a house. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in antioch and steph, officers tell you those two are, in fact, linked to each other. good morning. >> reporter: they are, good morning, sam and laura. detectives just left the scene a couple minutes ago and it appears that the coroner's office has just arrived in that van, this is the focus of antioch's first homicide of the year here where a man was funned gunned down lying on the sidewalk. an officer was on patrol when he heard a gunshot, police say. he saw a car, a blue toyota camera speed away without lights

on. look what happened after the police pursuit, you can see in the video the camry plowed into a house on the corner of mahogany way and spanos, that's the 1700 block of mahogany way. police detained three people from the car but have not made any arrests. no one was hurt, that's the good news, including the woman who was inside that house. her neighbor and friend spoke to us off camera. said the woman is physically okay but incredibly shaken up. >> barely get outside, of course, people have broken into her home on several other occasions literally so it's had it hard since she's lived here. >> reporter: police also discovered a shotgun lying in the parking lot of the double dragon my cheese strunt on somerville road a couple blocks from the scene of the homicide road where crime scene technicians wrapped up and the coroner's office has arrived so the scene should be wrapping up in the next hour or so. live in antioch this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> very much an active scene there still. thank you very much, stephanie.

the 19-year-old woman accused of killing a man in gilroy will be back in court today. gab ree ella ortiz used heiser's credit card at a san jose convenience store. police found heiser beaten to death in his home in gilroy last month. three men accused of sexually abusing a woman and holding her against her will in sonoma county are expected to enter plea deals today or pleas. the woman told detectives that the men kidnapped her in december, held her in a compound near santa rosa. she also said she was repeatedly beaten, threatened and raped. the alleged ring leader of that group faces 13 tell know charges including rape and sodomy. 5:32, happening today, the family of jahai mcmath is suing the hospital and surgeon who treated her following what they call a botched operation that left her brain dead. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in oakland this morning. bob, the family made some pretty

serious claims against that hospital. >> reporter: they do. this is the first time, laura, that we're able to learn about the family's side of the story as to what happened to their 13-year-old daughter allegedly after what's been described as a botched operation at ucsf b bennihoff children's hospital. back in december of 2013 a doctor operated on jahai mcmath's nose and throat to help alleviate sleep apnea. when she came out of surgery she began coughing up buckets of blood. the lawsuit claims two nurses contradicted each other how to stop the excessive bleeding and refused the parents' request for a doctor. jahai allegedly bled for five hours, lost two pints of blood. the teenager suffered a heart attack, the hospital eventually declared her brain dead and according to the lawsuit started hounding the parents to sign over her organs for donation. even at one point approaching the mother as she prayed for her

daughter inside the hospital chapel. her family also claims the doctor did not alert nurses to an abnormal artery located near her surgery site. the hospital won't comment on pending litigation but did tell the bay area news group that their hearts go out to the mcmath family. the family believes jahai is not brain dead, that she has limited brain function. she does remain on machines in an apartment in new jersey where nurses tend to her 24 hours a day. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> complicated case, thank you, bob. protesters will be making their voices heard this evening in cupertino. they're upset over a proposed cell phone tower at a local high school. verizon wants to install a cell tower at lindhbrook high school. some parents are upset saying the school board did not do enough to notify them of the plans. tonight at 6:30 we'll rally at the monte vista hospital urging them to reconsider. supervisors today will

discuss plans to enforce a skateboarding ban that covers all county property. that ban would allow citations to be issued against violators. other bay area jurisdictions have similar bans but critics say they're often ignored and seldom enforced. people looking for federal relief after december's flooding have until today to apply for disaster loan applications for the small business administration, the sba. the storms on december the 11th and 12th damaged homes and businesses in san mateo, almeida, san francisco and santa clara counties. >> we'll find out today whether recent rain has done anything to help the snowpack in the sierra. state official also conduct their third snowpack survey this morning. previous surveys turned up some dismal results. the department of water resources says the water content this year is 19% of the historical average. >> we'll be watching the readings perhaps with one eye open, rob, hoping that maybe we'll get some encouraging news.

>> we managed to get about two feet of snow at sugarbowl this weekend, a little fell yesterday but when you're missing out on a winter that hasn't brought much snow you see the percentages north of lake tahoe, 15% of average, closer to 20% of average around yosemite. when they do the survey around echo summit some numbers may not look good but hopefully the last numbers we had will bring the numbers up slightly. 36 degrees in napa, 41 in san jose. hour by hour jacket weather through about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning and by the afternoon, clouds building up near the hilltops and eventually highs reaching the mid-60s today, and a slight chance still maybe south of gilroy for the afternoon, as the heating of the day ensues and you might see a stray shower or two for the afternoon but for the rest of the bay area, breezy conditions, dry conditions today and the stage will be set for a warming trend that will take us all the way into next weekend. 65 today in san jose.

mid-60s closer to san francisco and oakland at about the same towards the tri valley. things begin to warm up starting tomorrow. you'll see highs close to 70 around san jose and low to mid-70s as we approach the weekend with dry conditions lasting at least for now all the way through monday of next week. now to see how your morning drive is shaping up so far let's send it over to mike. >> rob, good morning, it's tuesday, hello everybody at the bay bridge toll plaza, getting ready for the metering lights, fast track lanes building a little more gradually than we often see on a tuesday so we'll track this, we have a standard flow off of 880 and look at the maps, no big drama but the slower drive heading up the incline as more folks head toward the funnel toward san francisco. east shore freeway 24 out of the caldecott and through the maze close to the speed limit for most of the areas. bigger build coming out of that area. the upper east shore no problems across the carquinez bridge and bay bridge also smooth. north bay san rafael the richmond/san rafael bridge clear across the water, golden gate bridge to san mateo close to the

limit there. to the east bay we have your tradition ale build west 580 for the tri valley slowing through dublin and traditional build out of the altamont. things sort itself out unlike yesterday where we had an issue. the tri valley we zoom you out to the south bay in san jose, no drama, same thing for the peninsula. look at palo alto live shot shows you at speeds 101 past university. back to you. >> thank you very much. downtown san jose has more international flavor this weekend. this as filmmakers from around the world show up at movies at the cinequest film festival. >> one film getting a lot of buzz is factory buzz, shows the relationship between a chinese factory and u.s. toy company which orders its goods. so many focus on the labors this film is seen through the eyes of a tormented middle manager, who struggles with pressure from every side. the director talked to us about the film. >> translator: every director has their own styles. i like the film with a strong,

powerful message that will reflect relationships between people in society in general. >> "factory boss" airs at camera 12 in san jose tonight at 5:00. >> new perspective on the manufacturing industry. 5:39 right now. how you can own a piece of a famed palo alto restaurant coming up next. plus it was not a tunnel for terrorists, what toronto police are now learning about a large underground tunnel blocks from a major university. and a live look outside right now from the san bruno mountaintop and of course you can see the elegant bay bridge stretching out before your eyes. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather right after this break.

iz railsie prime minister new jersey new jersey addresses joint members of congress in a few hours.

"today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in washington. good morning, tracie. >> sam, republicans invited him, going around the white house and now more than 40 lawmaker, 47 at last count say these will not attend thinking this is all about politics. netanyahu is up for re-election in a couple of weeks. the white house is hands off saying the president would not watch, didn't watch when he spoke to apec yesterday and will not meet apec and did not meet with netanyahu while he's here in washington because they're so close to that election. the key difference between the two, how to deal with iran and iran's numbering clear program. there are sensitive talks going on right now in switzerland. president obama says netanyahu's speech on the hill here today is a distraction, but that it will not destroy the relationship between the two countries. >> the question about what to do regarding sanctions and iran as negotiations continue very much in the public eye right now, thank you, tracie, for that

report. >> it is 5:42. nearly 1,000 nutritionists from around the country are headed to capitol hill this morning to talk about controversial school nutrition standards. opponents of first lady michelle obama's healthy lunch program say the new menus are costly and unpopular. senator from north dakota even proposed his own school lunch standards giving schools more flexibility. a tunnel in toronto was not built for nefarious purposes. this tunnel set social media on fire with some people worried that terrorists built it because of how close it is to one of the venues for the pan am games and local university. toronto police say the men who built the tunnel have come forward and they say they wanted a man cave. the men will not be charged but could face a fine instead. seems luke a good alibi. >> is that true? does every guy need a man cave? >> that's a whole new level. >> i'll put it to you, rob, every guy need a man cave? >> everybody would like to have

a place to watch football games and arcades, the weather center. >> just peace of mind. >> you kind of do. >> we switch it over to any sports game that happens to be on. the traffic and weather center man cave. this morning we've been seeing cool temperatures, 30s and 40s around the north bay, feeling certainly reminder it's winter, it hasn't felt that way. the warmer winter so far around the bay area and the records taken, you can factor in the morning lows and afternoon highs, it's been quite mild. right now the clear skies, a little bit chilly. 36 in napa, 41 degrees currently in san jose. the wind relatively light but later on today northwest winds will begin to pick up 10 to 20 miles per hour as we move around 2:00 and 3:00 wind speeds will pick up a bit from san francisco on into san jose. so hour by hour still a jacket through 9:00 and a few clouds popping up around the hills lunch time and later on highs in the mid-60s and really no chance of showers for most of the bay

area as a lot of the action now is across southern california and the low brought a lot of wild weather around the beaches of los angeles yesterday continues to head off toward arizona later today. one spot to watch hilltop south of morgan hill and gilroy for the afternoon around 2:00 and 3:00, still enough instability in the atmosphere for day time heating around the hills you might see a stray shower or two. most of the bay sunshine and mild temperatures, highs in the mid-60s around san jose. 60s for san francisco into the north bay and tri valley and as high pressure builds and winds turn offshore temperatures are going to climb on up starting tomorrow, close to 70 degrees, low to mid-70s for thursday, friday, into seaturday and with the high setting up where it is now the next chance for seeing rain in the forecast probably going to have to hold off until about march 10th as you can see that's the reason why temperatures climbing as we go through the week. another check of your tuesday commute here's mike. >> reporting from our gender

non-specific cave, hr makes us say that, over here the traffic and weather center we have the traffic because the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge. those lights were turned on just seconds after we showed it from the last report. there you go, all the backup in all lanes including the fast track lanes have the wait. we're looking at your maps and an easy drive on the approach, the slowing compression as you approach the metering lights, and a little slowing actually coming off that bay bridge, we'll check again but there are no incident reported on eastbound 80 out of the city and in towards oakland. well there it cleared up. love that live update. over here in the north bay moves smoothly and no drama there. same thing for the carquinez bridge and bay bridge. you just have your traditional build west highway 4 for antioch. we'll talk about the tri valley in a second. the peninsula down between the south bay and the city an easy drive there. northbound 101 shows your traditional build coming up toward 6:00 the first burst although it looked heavier than we often see, we'll track that and give you an update as we look at the live cameras in a second. i wanted to show you this,

westbound 580 traditional build but right around hacienda where i turned our camera we had a crash, a motorcycle was down. we'll give you the live look, the motorcycle backed up to the shoulder. no more problems, the big volume toward the dublin interchange and continuing back up to dublin grade. >> it is 5:47. a judge is expected to seat the jury today in the case of dzhokhar tsarnaev. today a judge will seat the jury after allowing prosecutors and defense lawyers to eliminate jurors for strategic reasons. opening statements are expected to begin tomorrow. 5:47 and we are learning more about the moments leading up to the deadly shooting involving los angeles police officers and homeless man. many of the officers involved who were wearing body cameras, the video hasn't been released, the "l.a. times" reporting the video is consistent with claims that the man tried to grab an officer's gun.

one source tells "the times" you can hear an officer shouting "he's got my gun" multiple times. protesters are expected to march to express their anger over that shooting. >> a california supreme court decision on where sex offenders can and cannot live could have ripple effects here in the bay area. jessica's law passed by california voters back in 2006 has been successfully challenged as unconstitutional. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in santa clara this morning. kris, help us understand this ruling only applies in certain areas? zbrr ohm applies in certain areas and certain conditions but we remind you jessica's law requires quon vikted sex offender to live at least 2,000 feet away from a park or school. that's about how far we are from the school behind us lit up. they say it makes them nearly impossible to find a place to live. if you think so what, they are criminals they should have a

price to pay. law enforcement sides with them saying when offenders can't find a place to live they can be a lot harder to track, that means sometimes they live on the streets or they stop registering. in san diego, a trial judge found that 97% of all housing was off limits to sex offenders because of the proximity to schools and parks, that left 3% available but doesn't necessarily mean it was available to them. even with that some folks say this change is trouble in the making. >> those folks have problems and they have problems throughout their lives. >> why wait for a problem? why allow something like that to even become an issue? >> reporter: this week's decision in san diego is likely to affect other counties where affordable house something hard to come by. judges and prisons can still require very strict standards for offenders, depending on what their offenses were, and what their history is. the offenders are still banned

from entering a school without a judge's permission and they're also banned from coming into parks like this one if their victims were under the age of 14. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. neighbors in the mission district right now calling for abindependent investigation after police shot and killed a man. dozens of people showing up to meet with police after last week's officer-involved shooting on fulsom. he killed him because he had a knife and lunged at officers. neighbors believe he dropped the weapon and was trying to get away. menlo park residents are demanding a safer railroad crossing following a deadly crash. several people gathered to talk about how the city can make the crossing on ravenswood avenue safely. >> the accident investigation really isn't completed yet so it's hard to determine what caused this accident but we know there's been a loss of life, a

tranlg at th tragedy so you want to see what can we do to make this safer. >> some of the ideas the city could consider a stoplight at the train intersection, a pedestrian crossing bridge or a grade separation, that means the street would run over or under the tracks. a bishop from san francisco going to get a big promotion today. robert mcelroy in charge of the catholic church's social justice wing in san francisco but today the church will name him the leader of the roman catholic church diocese in san diego. mcelroy will take over for bush. flores who died in september. mcelroy has made economic inequality one of his signature issues. a legendary weiness in lap restaurant is gone but not forgotten. ming's closed in december after 58 years. this morning much of the restaurant goes up for auction. among the items available serving dishes and kitchen items, as well as a mirror with a carved wooden frame that belonged to the asian collection at the cleveland museum of arts.

that auction, memorabilia for yourself, starts at 10:00 this morning. a call to action, fremont police hope you can help find a lost puppy. the department has released these pictures of the pup. police found him yesterday and took him to the tricity animal shelter. they're hoping someone will know who he belongs to and where he lives. that shelter opens up at noon. tens of thousands of silicon valley workers are closer this morning to a check in the mail. scott mcgrew they get a payoff from the companies they work for. >> part of the settlement between workers and all kinds of high tech firms like google, intel, apple and adobe. we think we're not going to see final action until the summer. when we do the companies will be paying out to the workers. the companies are accused of creating a secret agreement not to hire each other's workers in order to keep people's salaries low. now this affects 64,000 people in silicon valley and each one will get a check. speaking of money, "forbes"

is out with its list of billionaires. we thought we'd show you a list of some of oyou are bay area neighbors. bill gates not onu!kx this lis because he's the richest man in the world but he doesn't live here. larry ellison, mark zuckerberg, $33 billion, well, $33.4 billion literally, larry page, serg sergey brin of google. you're saying wait a second, who are graves and camp, they are the uber guys, camp along with kallnick came up with uber with enthey couldn't find a cab and among the world's youngest billionaires. mark zuckerberg would like to point out he is younger and rich per >> who is keeping track. michael jordan a new billionaire courtesy of his investment in the charlotte hornets shall the franchise went up enough he's got money. thank you very much, appreciate that. >> 5:53 right now.

money is on the weather when it comes to that in california. we are in winter, right, rob? >> yes. it feels like it this morning but the trend is certainly over the next few days will not look much like winter, maybe feel like an early start to spring. through 7:00 this morning some 30s and 40s in inland valleys by lunch time a few clouds near the hill, 50s to low 60s and today highs in the mid-60s and then tomorrow, mike, we're going back into the 70s for those highs, pretty warm for the second half of the week. >> we like to explore all of our number ranges in the silicon valley. san jose we're looking at considerably lower than 65, as far as the speed goes. this is the compression that happens first and 101 and 068. we'll look at your map and compression is what we're seeing. i showed you a lot more slowing on the approach just north of story road up toward 880, this is the typical pattern we have for san jose and silicon, on tuesday. the tri valley moves smoothly and easy, light drive south 680 towards sunol. more slowing for hayward south

880 toward union city nothing dramatic. the east bay build leads to the san mateo and dumbarton bridges heading over to the peninsula, very light. no slowing. walnut creek interchange no slowing, folks coming out of antioch and concord and pleasant hill will join up, causing more slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza which already has the metering lights on. the live look shows you the backup, no drama for the east shore freeway or the maze but the build 580 approaching the area. >> thank you very much. game day in scottsdale, giants and a's start spring training games today against each other. giants line-up is actually set. aoki will lead off. baumgartner will take the hill. as for, a's, expect to see a lot of new names. billy butler will start fourth and brad mills the starting pitcher. a chilling tribute that

should make you feel warm inside. the big nod to the ice bucket challenge. >> when the sox kick off their exhibition season against boston college all players from both teams will done jersey number 3, the number formally worn by pete freits. he started the ice bucket challenge and since then raised about $200 million from last year. today's jerseys will be auctioned off for als charities. ihop is giving away free pan ticks today. >> national pancake day, customers can get a free stack of buttermilk pancakes all day long. the flipjacks are free, ihop is encouraging -- >> flipjacks? you call them? >> i prefer flip. flipjacks. everyone has their own take on the pancake we'll go with flip. customers that donate to children's miracle network hospitals or other charities in exchange for the free food so a

good deal there. ihop's goal is to raise $3.5 million for charity and for the nipjacks. >> flipjacks, slapjacks, pancakes, hotcakes. >> open to interpretation. >> all free today. 5:57. new plans for a tech focused uc school. and a south bay animal hospital pack open after a car crashes through the front doors. plus we continue to follow breaking news this morning. police in the east bay investigating the link between the homicide and a car into a house. stephanie chuang talking to officers on the scene, she'll have a live report coming up. o

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♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! . breaking news, three crime scenes in the east bay and now late word on the possible link. renewing their fight. the family of jahai mcmath taking legal action against a bay area hospital. a car crash won't keep a busy south bay animal hospital clos

clos closed. temperatures at 48 degrees in san francisco but 36 in napa. the latest in your microclimate forecast coming up. >> earlier crash at the dub clin interchange causes slowing for 580 and approach to the bay bridge that's crowded. >> not too many people out here the top of san bruno chilly to start your tuesday morning. it's march the 3rd and you are watching "today in the bay." >> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we're following breaking news this morning, a violent and chaotic morning in the east bay. body, a shotgun and a car crashing through the front of a home in antioch and we've just learned new details from police. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in antioch this morning, and steph, police say there is a connection? >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you both, laura and sam. this is the first time