we're following breaking news this morning, dozens of police officers combing a south bay neighborhood looking for a suspect. we're live on scene with the details. plus the first video into our newsroom moments after two officers are shot in ferguson, missouri, what police are telling us. students speaking up for their teachers. >> let's take a live look outside on this thursday morning, beautiful bay bridge. it's march 12th. this is "today in the bay." >> a very good thursday morning. it's 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon.

let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, laura, sam and everybody at home. hopefully you enjoyed the showers yesterday because we have quite a contrast coming your way, very warm temperatures by this afternoon into the mid to upper 70s. more on that in moments. right now we want to check your drive, here's mike. >> we're starting in the san jose area. the live shot shows you 101 at 280 but i want to show you the map overall silicon valley moving nicely. no downtown san jose southbound 280 at 87 to southbound 87 i should say there is a crash blocking one lane of that connector, that will be an issue, a hit-and-run crash. if you did see anything a half an hour ago, call that in to chp. the rest of the bay moves smoothly at speed but we have an incident overnight 580 at 24, i'll get an update from chp and see if it's still blocking the slow lane. we have breaking news in the

south bay this morning. police from san jose to sunnyvale are in the hunt for two carjacking suspects after an all-night search. "today in the bay's" bob redell talked to police and joins us live with what we've learned. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. around 30 or 40 minutes ago the sound of two flash bangs in stevens creek where police think they might have the two carjacking suspects cornered, next to this neighborhood right now in sunnyvale, remington and robbing way, which is under lockdown for several blocks. no arrests so far but law enforcement from san jose, sunnyvale and other law enforcement consider the men could be armed and dangerous. around midnight they used a gun to carjack a man from his escalade. you can see the cadillac escalade is being brought out from the scene where it was dumped. police won't say how but they

were able to track the escalade to meridian and willow, after a reported carjack. and that's where pursuit began in san jose through the downtown area up 280 to the neighborhood in sunnyvale. the men ditched the escalade by the gate to the creek that runs along highway 85, dropped a small handgun by the suv and disappeared into the creek area. >> so we've used the k9 to search for thes÷&ñsuspect. the k9 has led us to an area that is like a water culvert type of area. i haven't been over to see that but it's possible that our suspects could be in and around that area and that's the area that we're looking at right now. >> reporter: and that piping, that culvert, it's not big enough for someone to walk in but it is large enough that somebody could crawl inside and be hiding in there. they're looking for two young hispanic men believed to be in

their 20s. there is a lockdown for several blocks in this neighborhood but no shelter in place for the people who live here. of course it's early in the morning. many people are probably not aware of what is going on. they have a command post set up so if people who live in the area could speak to an officer. >> thank you very much, bob. more breaking news this morning, this report from bangladesh, at least four people are dead and dozens more trapped inside a collapsed cement factory, had happened in the port town of mongla. we'll be sure to update you when we get new information. here at home a developing story, ferguson at a boiling point once again. two police officers shot during a protest outside of the police department. the suspects are at large. kris sanchez joins us in studio. we have new video of the moments

right after the shooting. >> it is unbelievable. you can hear the tension ramping up, you can hear shots whizzing by and hear the chaos that followed. [ bleep ] [ gunfire ] [ moaning ] >> we believe the moaning to be one of the police officers who was shot. we are working to confirm the video but we know the two police officers were indeed shot, a 32-year-old officer was shot in the face, a 41-year-old officer was shot in the shoulder. investigators say they do not know who fired the shots yet but they say that the gunmen appeared to be on a hill across from the police department, where demonstrators had gathered. the chief says two officers who were from neighboring departments were only shot because they were cops. >> these police officers were standing there and they were

shot, just because they were police officers. >> police say the shots came from an area across from the department, that's where protesters gathered to decry the resignation of the embattled police chief. though a department of justice report accused him of targeting african-americans and accused his department of bias, he was going to resign with a severance package including a year's pay from the city and that's what the demonstrators were really protesting. as for those officers, both of them were transported and conscious when taken to the hospital. this morning their condition has not been updated but we have been told they are expected to survive. this is a develop story, we expect to get more details in the next half hour. >> another confrontation in ferguson. kris will continue to follow the latest developments of the story out of ferguson all morning long. tune in to the "today" show for additional developments.

san jose city council members say they will continue a discussion about the police department after a heated meeting with residents last night. about 100 people attended the meeting. someone in the audience asked for more training of officers dealing with mentally ill. last month police shot and killed 23-year-old philip watkins not far from where last night's meeting was held. his family says watkins was depressed and suicidal. his family believes he wanted officers to shoot him. >> police department is not just here, but across the country need to reexamine and reevaluate how they train their officers and what kinds of sensitivity. >> reporter: one councilman pledged to have every officer equipped with body cameras for transparency. a surprise case in the twist of a police officer raping a woman while on duty.

prosecutors added new enhancements to the charges against jeffrey graves. it could amount to a life sentence for graves if convicted. he's accused of raping a domestic abuse victim at a hotel following a call to her house in 2013. he's also accused of abusing his ex-girlfriend. the judge revoked bail and ordered graves back to jail. it is 4:38. pleasanton police released a photo of a man running down a security officer at home depot. this is 21-year-old steven proctor. when his accomplice was stopped by a security guard in the home depot parking lot proctor hit the officer with his car and drove off. he and ansly smith are connected to other crimes as well in parts of the east bay. the archdiocese reality for teachers, students will rally in san francisco at 5:30 tonight protesting the archbishop's

proposed changes to the teacher handbook which call homosexuality and sex outside marriage gravely evil. students and community leaders organized several protests in recent weeks over the controversial clauses. waking up in the bay area hours after a surprise visit to an ebay conference, clinton was at a conference focused on gender and equality issues. 500 executives attended the event in downtown san jose. she has a ready for hillary fund-raising event tonight as well followed by another one march the 19th. we want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. we're getting closer to that weeke weekend. >> we certainly are. good morning to you, laura, good morning to you, sam. it's thursday and temperatures will be much different for today. we have a big warming trend that will kick in as we get into your afternoon. temperature this is morning mostly in the 40s and 50s. not too bad out there. you might be able to get into

your jacket this morning and today mid-60s at lunch time today so you'll get 65 degrees even in san francisco as you break for lunch today. rounding out the day in the mid to upper 70s, beautiful day coming your way, and we have two different sides to the weekend, rain on sunday, but saturday temps in the 80s. we'll talk more about this coming up plus i'm going to time out the system that's coming through on sunday, looking much more promising for widespread showers in my next report. first, welcome in mike inouye. i noticed a few more vehicles out there this morning. >> there will continue to be more vehicles throughout the morning, especially the bay bridge you'll see a dramatic difference, very light and unlike yesterday no raindrops on the lens. we have some dried raindrop outlets, have to wash your lens and probably wash your cars as well. no problems for the maze or east shore freeway. i'll zoom into west 580 off of 24, there was a crash at the

connector, chp tells me no more lanes blocked and we have some paperwork going on. someone involved in the crash also may be getting some police work done as well so we'll see how that goes. nothing dramatic as far as the flow of your commute or the rest of the east bay, the upper east shore, coming out of antioch or back at the altamont pass on the right for 580 off of 205, a tiny build there. the south bay moves smoothly and connecting the east bay, tri valley and the south bay, we'll look at fremont 880 with a light volume of traffic. the headlights south, had to zoom the camera shot out to catch a few cars headed south. back to you. >> thank you. it is 4:41. alibaba putting millions into its social media company. details next. a new scandal involving the u.s. secret service. what the agency is doing now to resolve the issues. plus the search for survivors continues this morning, more than 24 hours after a military helicopter crashed on a florida beach.

a very good morning to you. live look outside a clear look overlooking san jose. christina has an interesting forecast for the weekend. 4:44 right now. new this morning, google rolled out a new system for

internet users to warn them of websites that secretly install programs on browsers. it can release ignoring ads or direct users to websites they didn't intended. google's system warns users if they're about to enter a website that distributes unwanted software. snapchat got a big investment, chinese e-commerce giant alibaba invested $200 million in the california company. the latest big investors to buy stake in that company. yahoo! and venture capital firm kleiner perkins buyers made investments. snapchat has more than 100 million users. alibaba a stock to watch this morning, so, too, is google. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with a look at all your business headlines. good morning, landon. >> hey, sam, good morning to you. futures are pointing to a higher open today. stocks fell gradually throughout

the day on wednesday closing at the lows of the sessions as investors can shake fears the fed may raise rates sooner than expected. we continue today on unemployment, retail sales and import prices. the dow falling 27 points to 17,635 and the nasdaq down 9 to 4849. amazon may be the biggest online retailer in the u.s. but now also a place that supports the little guy. amazon is launching a store to sell exclusive electronics, toys and other items created by inventors and small businesses. some products were backed by kickstarter campaigns and others featured on "shark tank." the items will be available for two-day shipping for prime members. march madness is here and distracted workers could cost employers at least $1.9 billion in lost wages, as people fill in lost )(qes, as people fill

and during the first two days of the ncaa tournament. dozen games will be played during the workday but challenger says employers shouldn't ban office pools because it could hurt morale. >> the march madness sounds familiar. i think there's some basketball games coming up. >> landon he has his brackets working. don't be fooled. the brackets are already all filled out. >> keep up the morale. >> really, he was listening to what you were saying. >> we'll be looking for tips from you later from bracket busters. 4 action 47. hopefully not too much madness gone on. we had rain yesterday to find out what the totals look like. >> sounds good. do you have those christina? >> i have them. we picked up over 0.3 in discovery bay and almost 0.25 inch as far south as santa cruz.

welcome to your thursday morning, 54 degrees in san francisco. the south bay is at 54. laura and sam enjoyed that rain yesterday, i hope you did as well. temps end up in the mid to upper 70s as we get into this afternoon so it's going to be much warmer out there for today, compared to where we ended up yesterday. and here's the big news, we've got a big change in your forecast, by saturday, 81 degrees and then temperatures will drop off and we're going to incorporate some showers as we get into your sunday. but first hit's talk about what's going on this weekend. i always like to let you know it is going to be a very significant day in the science world, sequential pi day this saturday. pi is the raush yo of the circumference of asirk toll its diameter, the mathematical constant geeks like me get excited and it's going to be 3/14/15 on saturday so things are looking cool for pi day, nice, and then sunday showers moving in. keep that in mind, not all day

but you want to make the outdoor plans for the second half of your sunday and maybe you don't want to get outdoors as well, maybe you want to stay at home and watch the giants versus the diamondbacks, 3:05 on nbc bay area. it will be 91 degrees, 91 degrees out there in arizona. so very warm temperatures for them to play through. we'll have more on what's happening this weekend and more on the rain coming up. back to you. >> it will be nice to see them play. at 4:49, later this morning teams will resume the search for the military helicopter that crashed off the florida coast. bad weather is hampering search efforts. last night a vigil was held for the seven marines and four soldiers. all are presumed dead. crews yesterday recovered human remains. the crash is under investigation. it's a violent end to a police chase in southern california and started with a

shooting in los angeles late last night. officers responding spotted a black van believed to belong to the shooters. about two minutes into that chase the van slammed into a los angeles fire department truck and one of the suspects died. another right now in the hospital in critical condition. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries. a 15-year-old boy faces charges after he was caught on camera kidnapping a toddler. we showed you this video from washington state earlier this week. you can see the teen carrying the toddler and moments later the toddler's brother and sister chase after the teen. one of the children picked the teen out of a line-up. he was booked into juvenile hall. the secret service investigating alleged misconduct by its own agents. two secret service agents accused of crashing into a barrier at the white house after a night of heavy drinking, it all reportedly unfolded last week. the agents are said to have attended a retirement party and used the car's flashing lights

to drive on the white house grounds when they hit the barrier. police wanted to give the pair a sobriety test but instead agents sent the men home. >> it's egregious the supervisor would let them go. we may never know if they were sober or not because the supervisor let them go. >> another crisis to hit the secret service. one of the accused is second in charge for president obama's security detail. the agency is now asking homeland security's inspector-general to investigate. a new mcdonald's ad is ruffling feathers in petaluma. >> in the quaint town of petaluma, you'll find a locally owned restaurant where people come together for a great sandwich, fresh grilled egg whites -- >> the commercial for the egg white delight is set in petaluma, once known as the egg capital of the world. some people think mcdonald's is using the town's charm and farm-to-table philosophy to improve its image. business leaders say it's a

smart move. >> i think portraying petaluma as a beautiful place, it was agricultural, hometown, we have a beautiful downtown, they portrayed it very well. >> the dairy industry, cattle industry, chickens, the eggs, fruits, vegetables, yes, that's what it's about. has nothing to do with mcdonald's. >> two of mcdonald's franchises in petaluma are locally owned. >> no such thing as bad press, though, right? happening today your first chance to get your hands on ticket for outside land's 2015. at 10:00 three day eager beaver tickets go on sale for $285 a pop. vip tickets for $645. this year's festival at the golden gate park runs august 7th through the 9th but you're buying blind essentially. we still don't know who is going to be performing >> bring your dance moves. >> and a lot of cash. >> 4:52 right now. will ferrell suits up for

the giants and a's today. we'll explain, next. over here the san mateo bridge see those flashing lights heading over the high-rise? there's a construction crew there as is typical overnight. they're given permission to be in lanes until 11:00 a.m. let me explain why you don't have to worry, coming up.

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okafor running to a bar in austin, texas, last weekend when he knocks down a drunk man in a crosswalk. police tried to stop him when he allegedly pulled out a football move faking left and darting right before continuing on to the bar. three officers tackled him and arrested him for evading arrest. the drunk man who was knocked down has decided not to press charges. >> a lot going on. a lot going on in arizona. actor will ferrell will suit up for the a's and the giants. >> how is that going to work out? ferrell is scheduled to play short stop for the a's in the first inning of their game. later in the day he's going to meet up with the giants where he's supposed to catch in the fifth inning. in all he'll play for ten teams today in a different position for each team. >> showing all his sports moves to you now. actually a feat once accomplished by bert campaneras who once played all nine

positions for the kansas city a's. an hbo crew will catch it on camera. it's definitely a stunt and for a good cause. it will raise money for various groups fighting cancer. >> we saw a little ricky bobby video as well. maybe he'll start racing around the bay area streets, will he have the opportunity to do that? >> a little shake and bake. shake and bake. foster city side of the san mateo bridge i want to show you a little road construction going on, roadwork maintenance, the flashing lights are blocking one of your eastbound lanes. however over the flat section you see it clear. they have permission to be there until 11:00 a.m., probably clear by 5:0 at the latest. we'll look at palo alto and a clear easy drive here as well as the rest of the bay and be back with your top stories aever this break.

we are following breaking news, police scouring a south bay neighborhood after an early morning car chase, we're live on the scene with the latest

details. plus a new warning after a rabid bat is found in the bay area, what wildlife officials say you need to know. and happy thursday morning to you, bay area. i'm meteorologist christina loren. beach weather back for the next few days and then a big change coming to your forecast, more showers. i'll tell you when you might need that umbrella, depends on where you live n just moments. if you're driving over the water, here's the bay bridge toll plaza, customary backup early and we'll have all the cash lanes opened soon and track what else is going on further south. >> let's take a peek outside speaking of mike, the beautiful bay bridge this morning, it's thursday, march 12th, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you and thanks so. for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news in the south bay this morning, two carjacking suspects are still on the loose, this after leading police on a chase from san jose to