clouds making way to bright sun. the big story in the weather department, rain on the way. more on that in moments. the bright sun coming up after a different time in our commute. so far we have some folks already waiting at the bay bridge. wait no more. for a quick look outside it's downdownsan jose on monday march 9th, you're watching "today in the bay." good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. police still looking for this man who escaped from custody and may by hiding in san jose. >> "today in the bay" is in san jose. >> both a wanted man here in san jose and also in campbell where he was arrested on those counts of child molestation last year.

if anyone has seen the 40-year-old escapee, though, it hasn't helped law enforcement track him down. he's been on the loose since friday when he broke out and fought and injured a sheriff's deputy and ran away from valley medical center. that's where he was for a doctor as appointment. he injured the deputy and escaped into the neighborhood where we are this morning, despite a search including a chopper and search dogs, carter gave the officers a slip. >> it's surprising that no one has seen the guy or heard about him or found out where he is. that's kind of concerning. >> carter is 5'11", 220 pounds, he's african-american. in his pick his hair is slicked back, but officials say on the day he escaped his head was shaved. witnesses say they reported seeing a burglar leave,

authorities say it may have been carter and he may have changed his clothes. if you see him, officers say call the authorities, do not try to apprehend him yourself. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. hayward police are investigating an attempted kidnapping form the most recent one happened friday near whitman and sycamore avenues. in both cases, a girl was able to fight off a man and help. police have released this sketch as a man wanted in friday's attack. there are some similarities and differences between this man and the one involved in the february 20th attack. investigators are hoping someone with information about either attack will come forward. pleasanton police are searching for two robbers accused of running down a security guard. >> we're live at the home depot

this morning. bob, you have some security images? >> reporter: we do. they clearly capture at least one of the suspects. these picture from a security camera on saturday night showing the suspect. you can see she's a woman browsing through the flowers being sold just inside the home depot here in pleasanton. police tell us she went on to steal several power tools. the store security ended up catching her. the loss prevention officer was detaininging her outside the parking 4r09 presumably waiting for police to arrive. that's when her accomplice pulled up, plowed into the security officer knocking him onto the ground. the thief escaped the man and woman together the loe prevention officers wasn't seriously hurt, an injury to his knees, along with scrapes and bruises, is expected to be okay. you've seen the woman, she's white, around 25 to 30, around

5'6", wearing a light-colored shirt, black leggings with glitter, white tennis shoes. there's no description on her accomplice other than he's a white manner. the get-away car, the only description is gold, an older model lexus or acura. glad that guard is okay. thank you, bob. after several days of delays we'll finally hear from the woman at the center of the sexual harassment trial. ellen powell could take the stand later. she claims that kleiner perk as soon as discriminated against her and then fired her when she complained about it. she is suing for $16 million. the iphone sold 100 million units in three years, the ipad sold 100 million units in two years. i do think the hype level is implies that the apple watch will be as big as those devices.

>> people love their apple. is it the next big thing? in just a matter of hours, apple will unveil the company's newest device and make the case for why it's a must-have as much as a smartphone. apple debuted the watch last year, but kept many of the details quiet. >> we're talking about the i watch. stephan stephanie chuang is. >> the event is called spring forward. you can see the apple logo on the yerba buena center for the arts. there's security already here. this is where tim cook is expected to answer specifics, including when exactly people can buy the watch. it was last september when cook gave a preview of the capables, with features like messaging, applepay and fits in tracking. it's like an extension of the iphone. the question is will consumers have an appetite for this wear

actechnology. customers we spoke with had  mixed reactions. >> i look forward to the connectivity with my other devices. >> i can imagine it will take some time for the game developers to do stuff for the actual hardware. so i want to wait and see, i think. >> reporter: we know the apple watch starts at $349 with a luxury line going for thousands, maybe even tens of thousands. we'll learn more about the price as well this morning. this is a very big product launch for apple, the first new device since steve jobs died and cook took over as ceo. plenty of critics so far on whether people will want to buy the watches. samsung and other company versus pushed wearables with not much success. we'll look at apple's order and that might explain more.

stephanie chuang. the countdown continuing, and stef will have live updates as we await the big announcement. we'll have full coverage after the announcement is meat. apple rolling out more changes. >> the company just announced the shuttle driver will be receiving a raise. >> the average driver is looking at a 25% pay increase. apple employs about 150 drivers from royal coach tours. 5:07 right now on your monday. christina -- >> i think most devices do that these days. but you know what? ed clock in my car is finally back on time. so it depends on what you have to update. but for the most part it's kind of nice, it takes away the

burden of that time change. now we've got widespread low clouds out there this morning. good morning to you. glad you're waking up with us. more of the same today. beautiful conditions. the sun will rise about 7:30 this morning. we'll clear you out rapidly. by 10:00 a.m. a mostly sunny sky today. and then temperatures will warm i'm talking about a big warmup today into the upper 70s. comfy evening temps as well. the sun will set at 7:10. that's good news if you have someone who gets home a bit later you'll have more daylight with them. in the south bay, trivalley you're looking at 77 degrees. the low 70s in the beautiful san francisco, and then things start to change. temperatures stay steady for tomorrow. rain on wednesday, looking good to warm you back up late thursday into friday. this weekend looks pretty good as well. we'll take a look at that.

and i'll show youed timing and intensity. the next storm moving in quickly. first let's check your drive. welcome in mike inouye. >> look at the bay bridge where we did have a backup, but it's all cleared now. overnight we have a couple cash lanes closed, and then they open when the volume starts to build. no big deal out of maze, an easy flow down the east shore freeway as well. a great approach through oakland, berkeley and richmond. there was some metal debris reported in antioch right around hillcrest. a smooth drive on 160 onto westbound i-64. novato to mill valley down toward the golden gate bridge. over here in the trivalley, a little slowing now. we had the build out of the eight that month pass, pretty typical over here, as we're traveling westbound for 580.

we're going to track that. so far it looks like not interrupting traffic flow, but the bulk of that commute is still moving west. where there's just a little build, just as more folks hit the roadway. we see no problems star our sensors go. we'll give you the live shots again. dublin interchange, there's that build we talked about. nothing surprising about your approach. and an easy drive toward the castro valley as well. southbound northbound 101, here's the volume of traffic, an easy drive throughout san jose and the rest of silicon valley. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it is 5:10. still ahead, how president obama is pushing for more jobs in tech. at first it was the uc system, now why csu schools are making it harder to get in. plus us got a raise and probably didn't realize it. i'll help you find it. from the south bay this morning, boy, coming off a gorgeous weekend across the bay area.

what will the week hold? christina has tabs on that for us. a lot more news ahead. stick around.

good monday morning to you.

teak a live look outside, this tike it's from over foster city this morning. a little haze in the air out there. christina will clear things up as well as the forecast coming up. it's 5:13. president obama pushing tech. today he'll introduce a new program to train and hire tech workers. the idea is to drive higher income employment. the president has already received commitments from more than 300 employers nationwide, as well as local governments. an education would help you in your path and $50 million for more college graduates. that's the deal governor jerry brown is trying to strike with california colleges. the governor will award that money when it finds -- to earn degrees in less time. 52 colleges are competing for that cash. san francisco city college and san francisco state are front-runners right now. their plan is to create small learning communities. it will give students more support and a clear path to transferring.

now, some cal state universities are taking new steps to try to limit enrollment. "los angeles times" reporting that fresno state and cal state northridge are among the schools seeking to enact new admission -- enrollment across the system is way up. csa a looking to increase its graduation class as part of that palace, also wanting to allow junior college transfers from just 17 communities colleges. trustees, though, must still approve the plan before it can go into effect. laura? >> sam, as you well know, the stock markets were crushed on friday after a better than expected jobs report. scott, it an interest hike seems like a sure thing? >> the futures the, show they expected to fall further today. the american economy added 295,000 jobs, way more than we expected, and that's more than 3 million in just the past year. unemployment rate dropped to

5.5%, that's a full percentage point be low that what the fed was targeting. okay. wages were not as strong as expected, but remember, inflation is a nonissue. in fact, some data shows prices falling far enough that in a weird way everybody got a raise. our paycheck pays for more. but let's leave it to an expert landon dowdy, good morning. >> hey, scott, good morning. futures are mixed today as markets are coming off the worst week since the end of january. the strong jobs report you were mentioning is raising concerns that the fed may think the economy is improving well enough to start raising interest rates sooner rather than later, and possibly even this summer. new economic data today, but we get reports on retail sales and inflation. on friday, 278 points fell, the nasdaq lost 55. scott, back over to you.

>> landon, thank you. you guys may not have walked the sunday morning talking heads show. two reasons -- one the time change. when were they even off? and then presempted for sports. if you did watch "meet the press" you saw this. >> do you have a private e-mail address? >> i don't e-mail. no, you can have every e-mail i've ever sent. i've never sent one. i don't know what that makes me. >> senator graham saying he's never e-mailed in his life, reacting to the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. senator graham serves on several high-tech subcommittees, including privacy, technology and the law subcommittee. there are legitimate reasons not to use e-mail. napolitano when she was in charge of homeland security swore over e-mail for security reasons. i just get the feeling he's never tried it. >> never e-mail from a private -- >> of any sort any kind anyplace

ever. whether he does, he's going to send you cookie recipes. >> i don't get on the information superhighway. >> other the regular highways with the horseless carriages. three chimps have an uncertain future. the zoo has been told their current habitat isn't up to par for the seniors. the zoo is being advised to move the trio to a new facility, but older chimps usual have i will trouble adjusting. a zoom director is scrambling to build $10 million to build a new site. you can doughate online at nbcbayarea.com, just search "help the chimps." new water restrictions in the south bay could make lawns a little less green. officials hope the new restrictions will help san jose cut down on water using by 20%. the governor set that goal last

year. if you get call breaks the rules you could face a fine up to $500. you could be paying more for your water. three of the largest agencies are considering rate hikes up to 30%. they'll use the money for things like buying water from outside the bay area to help meet demands that local reservoirs can't fill. here's a look at the levels. lexington just at 45% of capacity, just over that. anderson about the same. calero just over 43% capacity, and chesbro just under half of its capacity. i know in morgan hill they're restricting water use to just one day a week. >> wow. >> after 5:00 p.m. >> measures getting more stringent. >> brown is the new green. christina loren joining us, and you said we had a window of rain, which is even better than a just a single rain event. >> yeah, looking good for rain a

couple days this weeks. 5:19. we ask that you go ahead and water during the morning hours, then you don't have the evaporation, it's better for your lawn that way. when people start getting hit in the wallet, that's when they start conserving, so probably a good idea for you to make those habits now just in case we get that 30% hike. 30%, as you know, is a big, big hike. so always a good idea to conserve water, report a drip if you see one, and make sure you do what you can as well. that is where we are using most of our water is outdoors. happy monday, everybody. i hope you had a fantastic weekend. temperatures starting out mostly in the 50s. you might want to grab a sweater or jacket, but something you can ditch later. the new day is at 50 degrees in half moon bay. temperatures still running 10 to 15 degrees above average, so another round of winter warmth for today. that will be the story for tomorrow as well. let me take you through -- as we

get into lunchtime, starting to you there that day. 62 degrees on the peninsula, 63 on the east shore. 64 for the north bay at noon. 63 right here in san jose. the highs will come in with the time change at 4:00 p.m., so keep that in mind as well. as we're getting longer days, more daylight in the evening hours, this is what we're going to expect. 74 degrees on the peninsula. as promised, here's the showers. this is going to move in as wednesday and thursday comes in, and then everything starts to clear out on the weekend. let's chirac your drive. here's mike inouye. >> let's get to the weekend thinger talking about. we have to wait a few days. no need to wait for the morning commute. get out there if you're ready. it's clear for 101. farther north, some of the folks hiding over the san mateo bridge, look how easy the drive

is. we can see the lights they put on the electrical towers for safety ease sake. 84 d. web is the bulk of your commute. the south bay shows a nice easy drive as well. here's san jose, the rest of silicon valley, of course, cupertino right here, but the apple announcement up here. some debris in the roadway, nothing specific except for maybe a wooden pallet. that's what one person called in to report. the rest of the area, north of the bay bridge, the -- same thing for the north bay. novato, mill valley you're at speed. we'll show you the volume of traffic. and about the same volume of traffic through the area, so no surprises for folks in towards san francisco and the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. coming up next, in trouble in italy, a couple californians

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i know this might come as a shock, but american tourists have gotten in trouble abroad in italy. police say two californians carved their initials into roam's colosseum, then took a selfie with it.

authorities say the women sneaked off from a tour group right before the vandalism. police say signs were clearly posted in english, and not italian, not to deface the centuries-old site. the women may end up paying what they did. the last tourest was sentenced to four months in prison and fined $20,000. >> who does that? it's 5:26 right now. lapd pioneering a way to stop crime before it happens. the department uses heat maps, technology, and statistics to identify crime hot spots. pilots then fly over those hot spots on the theory that would-be criminals won't commit the crime when there's a police helicopters hovering overhead. lapd officials say stats show it's actually working. if this experience is successful, lapd could use drones to conduct patrols. an idaho man could update his facebook status to busted. joey patterson behind bars after revealing his location on

facebook. he's wanted for a probation violation. he posted where he would be for batting practice over the weekend. that was a very helpful tip for police. they showed up at the same play is to arrest patterson. it's 5:27 right now. coming up, three days on the run, where deputies are focusing a search for an escaped inmate. this plane trying to fly across the world. it's only powered by the suno sunol -- sun. we'll have more.

plus why the man accused of stealing cookie money from girl scouts will be back in a bay area courtroom did. did monday morning. we're going to see low clouds to start, bright sun to fin, and then everything changes, rain in the forecast.

more on that in just moments. a sudden change in a couple of bay area commutes, plus a look at the bay bridge, a crowd is building there. some folks will be adjusting schedules for the next few days. the golden gate bridge, not as bad as the bay bridge, at least trafficwise. it's monday, march 9th, this is "today in the bay." where he good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. itis laura garcia-cannon. police are still looking for a child molester. he escaped custody after being taken to a san jose hospital. >> kris sanchez has the very latest on this search. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. good morning, sam. jo ♪ ell carter was here when he managed to fight off a deputy who was watching over him. he managed to escape into the

neighborhood where we are this morning. he is a 40-year-old man, wanted on five charges of child molestation. santa clair county sheriff's department is still looking for him here, and also looking in campbell where he was arrested last year. right now he's also wanted for fighting and injuring that sheriff's deputy before fleeing valley medical center. despite a chopper and canine search of the neighborhood where we are, he managed to give officers the slip. >> it's kind of surprising that no one has seen the guy or heard about him our found out where he is. that's kind of concerning. >> reporter: we also talked with other parents who say they're not letting their children out of their sight at all. carter is 5'11", 220 pounds, african-american. in the picture he has his hair slicked back, but as of friday, he hair was shaved. witnesses report a burglar

fitting that description may have been leaving these condos nearby. carter is suspected against of five counts of child molestation, but officers say if you come upon him or see him, do not try to apprehend him yourself. make sure you call authorities. >> thank you, chris. san jose police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured. it happened about 9:00 last night on story road near mt. pleasant high school. officers say they found a wounded man when they arrived on scene. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. police have not made any arrests in that case. a growing shrine for a man shot and killed in a drive-by shooting. it's on south almaden and oak street, where two men in their 20s were shot early saturday morning. both were taken to the hospital, one of whom died there. the other is expected to recover. police have yet to release any information about the gunman.

a muni train struck a man in the head during a fight. police say two men were fighting on the plal form, one pushed the other into an oncoming train. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries. pleasanton police right now searching for two robbers accused of running down a home depot security guard. we are live at the home depot. there's some security images this morning, bob? >> reporter: there are. good morning, laura and sam. a man and woman were involved in this crime over the weekend. a security camera did not capture images of the man, or at least they have not been released. they did get clear shots of the woman. you can see her browsing the floral section. as you can see, she's white, around 25 to 30 years old, about 5'6", 160 pounds, police releasing those images. if you recognize her, you can

help them out finding her. police say she stole several power tools. store security actually caught her, was detaining her out front in the parking area when her accomplice drove up and knocked down the loss prevention officer. he's going to be okay, hurt his knee, scraped some bruises, but not life-threatening. the woman was able to get into the getaway car and escape. the only description of her accomplice, the man, the driver, is that he's a whiteman. the car is gold in color, either an older model lexus or acura sedan. bob redell. >> thank you very much, bob. police say during a sweep by the san jose police department they found a number of child important ography videos on nguyen's laptop. he's well known throughout the bay area for his ability to produce photo-like suspect

catches. the man who admitted stealing cookie money right out of a girl scout's hand will be in a courtroom today. last month he stole hundreds of dollars from girl scouts outside a safeway store. he may enter a plea today. in an exclusive interview with nbc bay area, he told us he needed money to feed his addiction to heroin. he says he regrets what he did. airbnb hosts could be facing a hotel tax. now pallet alternate city leaders are looking to do the same thing. at today's meeting they'll look at the effects of the online home-sharing business on the city of palo alto. if approved, the tax could take effect next year. peninsula daycare center destroyed fiveiers in a plane crash is reportedly rising from the ashes. a small plane crash destroyed the center in east palo alto.

three passengers died, all tesla executives. the plane struck the daycare center on the way down. no one on the ground was hurt. "mercury news" reports that the daycare reopened last week, with the first child expected today. it is the first of its kind, solar-powered aircraft, which is on journey around the world. the solar impulse took off from the middle east last night with the two founders on board. the 5,000-pound plane is ability to fly day and night, using more than 17,000 solar cells in its wings. you might remember that a prototype flew out of moffett field back in 2013 before completing a successful flight across america. the pirates hope to complete this around the world flight by the middle of june. >> what would the wright brothers say now? >> this is the latest iteration of that. we are in a solar kind of mood, then some sun solar kind of mood. christina loren is our ray of sunshine. >> thank you. happy monday to you. taking a live look at san jose,

we're going to have to wait for that sun to come up around 7:30, the sun will rise this morning. temps mostly in the 50s to kick off the day. glad you're joining us. coming off just a spectacular weekend. more of the same for you for the next couple days, then things start to change. mid to upper 60s on the way, as of lunchtime, maybe you can get outdoors for lunch, just a spectacular day to do so. mid to upper 70s to finish off the day. because of the time change, your high temperatures will come in at 4:00 pimm. that 77 degrees for the trivalley, 75 in the south bay, and looking good to stay nice and steady for tomorrow. then things change pretty rapidly. wednesday into thursday, we do have a storm system coming through. i'm going to show you in the next report how much rain we're expecting in the microclimate from the storm system, but more importantlys usually to get easier through the workweek when

we have the weekend temperatures looking spec take lard. almost a repeat performance to what we saw this weekend. the only difference is it will be a touch cooler for sunday. that all the to help you get out the front deer. we're working for the weekend, right, mike? >> i would be willing to work for another hour of sleep. in a few months we'll get it back. no metering lights yet, but we do have the fast-track lanes also starting to get congested. if you leave the house now, no matter how close you are, they'll probably be turned on by the time you reach this toll plaza. a smooth drive nonetheless on the approach toward the bay breeze. there's the north bay, novato through mill valley, in through the city. as to the other spots we called out, but there is a build going on. antioch, a bit of a build and over there, look at that, livermore, west 580 slows all the way over toward that dublin interchange, as the crowd really

builds. we saw a big burst of traffic over here as well as at the bay bridge, and now hitting this camera shot right here, look at the compression. we'll also show you the south bay, san jose, silicon valley not showing any real problems. it just kicked in a few seconds ago, we started to see the slowdown northbound 101 at the 680/280 interchange. still we do have a big build just for the time being. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks a lot. got to start somewhere. 5:39 right know. a live report from the nation 'capital. plus the 49ers respond to rumors of trading quarterback colin kaepernick. a live look outside. that would shake things up. right now we're going for calm and steady to start the workweek. we'll be back with nonstop news, weather and traffic as you take in the bay bridge. we'll be right back. sfloo

. hillary clinton will speak at a public event in new york this morning, and many are waiting to see if she will explain why she used a private e-mail account as secretary of state. good morning, tracey. >> good morning. sheet tweeted about it but now pressure is mounting from democrats and republicans who don't think that's enough. it turns out hillary clinton is not the first secretary of state whose e-mails weren't stored by the government. >> i don't have any to turn over. i did not keep a cache, i did

not print them all. i do not have thousands of pages somewhere in i my personal files. >> they were kept on is serve are at her home. >> they would have been prime targets for cyberattacks. >> reporter: critics question whether anything was missing from the 55,000 pages she turned over. >> it's not up to secretary childrenen to decide what is a public record and what's not. >> she fed the existence of this until she was caught. >> reporter: supporters are wondering if this could hurt a presidential bid. >> she needs to step up, come out and state exactly what the situation is. the silence is going to hurt her. >> i think that at the end of the day people will -- this would just be regarded as a slight hipup, a small bump in the road six months from now. >> reporter: not everyone sees it that way. it's an election year nest years, and even though she hasn't declared yet, but they

don't want something to slow her down. they are urging her to speak out. >> thank you very much, tracey, live from washington this morning. in the meantime senator lindsey graham is involved in an e-mail scandal of his own. while on "meet the press" graham admitted he has never send an e-mail, ever. graham has represented the state of south carolina for 20 years, as both a senator and congressman. he's not the only senator to make such a statement. john mccain made a similar one on msnbc last week. >> i know they're busy on capitol hill, right? >> maybe someone does it for them. u.s. coalition air strikes had a air strike, near the turkish border overnight. people says the explosion rattled homes and broke windows. isis controls about a third of syria and iraq. according to u.n. reports eye sick makes $1.5 million producing and exporting oil every single day.

meantime, the fbi downplaying a weekend hack that claimed to be the work of isis. hackers targeted a string of seemingly random web sites, one a rape crisis center in ireland, another a goodwill center in st. louis, the third an ohio racetrack owned by nascar's tony stewart. all had the isis flag and suggesting the work of isis, but investigators do not suspect a link to the terrorist group. families of the victims of the south korea south korea ferry disaster will visit the san francisco consulate today. the group is calling for an independent investigation into why the ferry capsized. they're also asking for the boat to be salvaged and lifted from the water. it killed more than 300 people. most of those on board were high school students. new reports this morning of a maintenance lapse a year after the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. the airline admits it does not replace an expired battery on

the underwater locating beacon, but the airline says that did not impact the search for the missing plane. the voice rodder has a similar beacon, which the airline said had a valid battery. a series of protests after a unarmed black teen was shot and killed by police. 19-year-old tony robinson was shot during a count frontation with police. today demonstrators will rally outside the state capital. high school students will stage a walkout. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid administrative live. sug knight is expected back in court. he's in custody without bail, including charges of murder and hit-and-run for striking two men with his pickup truck back in january. since then he fired his attorneys and asked for emergency medical care for his vision. a fraternity whose members

weragedly caught on camera. the video was posted to youtube yesterday. last night the fraternity house was hit by vandals who spraypainted the exterior of the building. the fraternity's knead headquarters has sit down the oklahoma chapter. flags are still flying at uc irvine despite a heated debate to ban them all together. the student government recently banned the hanging of any nation's flag on campus. it's creating quite a debate, but the rule did not last very long. that ban was vetoed over the weekend by a small group of student goff leaders supporters say it was to make the campus as inclusive as possible. any flags waving in the wind there? christina? >> the time is 5:47, not a lot of wind pickup there. and that's definitely reflected

by those low clouds. they are unable to form when it's breezy out there. in fact ingredients for fog, you may not know this -- but ingredients for fog -- clear skies, calm wind. 48 degrees in the north bay, 52 to kick off the new day in san francisco. we're at 53 right now on the peninsula. so beautiful conditions for today, as of lunchtime, will be in the mid 60s. we're looking good for a lovely day outdoors, rounding out the day in the mid to upper 70s all across the board. so let's take it to your weather headlines. temperatures will be comfortable today, surging between about 12:00 noon and 4:00 p.m. the warmest time of the day. showers move in as we get through your wednesday. a little something for everybody. and then mild and dry conditions will persist, as we get into friday, saturday and sunday, the party changes. let's talk about the showers on

the way. right at 1:00 a.m. on wednesday. as we head through about -- things starting to clear out by thursday morning, but i do believe the storm track will take a dip to the south, so these rainfall totals are already projected to be pretty good. about a quarter of an inch in orenda, and same for livermore. i think we could get thrower ko 0.4 of an inch if that system drops further to the south. that's what i do believe will happen. that's what we're watching for. then things climb yet again as we get into thursday and friday, setting up for a nice dry mild weekend. great for your outdoor plans, maybe you want to get to the beach. more of the same for saturday. we'll have more on the storm coming up. plus let's check in with mike. >> there was a change over here at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have of course the fast-track lanes filled in, due in large

part to more of the metering lights being turned on just after the last report. let's look at use map, because we typically don't see the slowing off the berkeley curve. reports of some sort of stalled vehicle around the approach, though we didn't see anything in that live camera as well. we're tracking both of those things. there was a burst of traffic, but a little later than we see the build also at the toll plaza. some folks maybe leaving the house a bit later, and we have been reminding you you lost that hour over the weekend. still moving smoothly, but we'll watch for changes in patterns, nothing dramatic so far. there's your north bay, a live look shows you the golden gate bridge yourself. but no problems down and out of the waldo tunnel and across to marin and into the city yourself. there's the san mateo bridge off to foster city. a quick look at the rest of the bay to show you there are no major problems.

the trivalley has the biggest build. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the dow fell more than 200 points on friday. today it doesn't look too good, either. >> we're certainly watching apple stock carefully as they give us information on the new watch coming out. >> i could think of a time when apple has had two announcements about the same product. it seems like another rough morning for the broader market after ending one of the worst weeks of the year on friday. you mentioned apple stock. we learned last week apple will be added to the dow industrials later this month. it's not unusual for stocks to be traded on the nasdaq exchange, but to appear on the dow, intel and cisco are dow components. apple will meet with reporters and analysts this morning to talk about the apple watch for the second time. this means the company will be either very excited or very worried about the watch's reception.

stephanie chuang is outside the center. >> reporter: a lot of eyes on this. in fact tim cook tweeted 20 minutes ago he got an extra rest ahead of this morning's event. there's been security all morning long. this is the first launch of a new product since steve jobs died and cook took over as ceo. all new product line, anyway. last september cook gave a preview of the capabilities with features like messaging, applepay and fitness tracking. it's like an extension of the iphone. the question is will consumers have an appetite for this waerpable technology? other companieses have pushed wearable, but none have enjoyed much mainstream success. >> it's a real question. the i phone, people weren't expecting much. apple hoped to take 1% in the market in 2007. it did way better than that in the end. the ipad, a lot of people

thought it was a joke. people were making fun of the fact that it sounded like a feminine product. will it attract people? we don't know, but it's hard to count apple out. >> a lot of questions about this. we know it starts at $349 with a luxury line going for thousands, maybe tens of thousands. at 10:00 this morning cook is expected to answer specifics, including price and when people can buy the apple watch. we've got some numbers, including how many iphone owners indicated they would be willing to buy the apple watch. we have that in about 20 minutes. >> stef, thank you. you know tim could be must be powerful. he got extra sleep on a day when the rest of us are exhausted. if you're still confused what time it is, it's 5:523, thereon it feels like 4:53. daylight saving time created to save energy, the idea being you get home from work, it's still daylight, you don't have to run

your lights. that said, there are several studies that say that time change does nothing to help. apparently john oliver explained the pointlesses in of the time switch. if he's half as effective for pushing for this as he did with net newt reality, this will be the last we have to see of it. >> this is tough on morning show people. >> brutal. >> john oliver for president. thank you very much. stay with us, as the countdown will stef. stef will have live updates every half hour. we'll have full coverage after the announcement is made coming up at 11:00. new this morning, 49ers general manager says theres zero truth to reports that quarterback colin kaepernick is on the trade block. early this morning trent baalke

released a statement, he at not going anywhere. the immediate use reports are without merit and quite frankly ridiculous. rumors started after this late-night tweet. he said the 49ers are taking over for kaepernick. in later tweets, he specifically mentioned the eagles and bears have shown interest. that could shake things up. this latest rumor coming at a tumultuous time for the 49ers. they have parted ways with the head coach obviously in december. and frank gore is expected to sign a three-year deal with the eagles tomorrow when free agency opens. gore is a 49ers' all-time leading rusher. now, we understand christina, that the rumors are not true according to the 49ers, but maybe the raiders could use some boost, your team over there is on the market to switch? >> they're just trying to find a stadium at this point. no, we hope he doesn't go

anyway. we are the proud broadcast home. we have a nice tie-in with the 49ers. warm temperatures through tuesday, as we get into the next couple days, things are going to change, showers on wednesday. mild weekend ahead. right now here ace mike and your drive. >> here's a lot of traffic, a lot of company west, at dublin and tars harrah. and now it's 680, showing that volume through and sunol. a hayward and fremont. here as the typical party on 101, and of course the bay bridge toll plaza, the slow spot on the map. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it was probably a sobering reminder for john stamos, who realized the times are changeses. >> he took a picture in front of

the "full house" house, and commented how the youngster didn't recognize him. he also hashtaged -- he posted that himself. >> he posted it himself. probably a friend of his took it. people are more interested in the house than poor john. >> you may remember him. he placed uncle jesse. >> john stamos, a heartthrob. okay. 5:57. still an update to a developing story. an inmate is still on the loose, and may be hiding in the south bay. plus two shootings in the south bay and no arrested. the latest on the investigations, next.

right now at 6:00, do you recognize this woman? why police in the trivalley hope you can help track her down.

>> on the block? the 49ers responding overnight to rumors that colin kaepernick is up for grabs. new week, brand-new forecast. we'll see a row of clouds making way for bright sunshine, and then the big weather story, rain moving in. a pretty good chance for everybody. that's coming up. the time is we have a backup at the bay bridge across the bay. we'll talk about a warning for a drivers on the peninsula. that's coming up. and let's take you to the south bay as well. downtown san jose, it's monday, march 9th. yes, it's 6:00 a.m. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. >> a developing story now, wanted an on the run, a suspected child molester may be hiding out in a san jose