a new secret service scandal, two agents now under investigation. good thursday morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we have a warming trend headed your way, that means beach weather is back, then showers move in just in time for the all-important weekend. we'll be able to get you outdoors your forecast is moments away. >> with the build on here's the tri valley, the headlights. i'll show you what one stalled vehicle will do to the tri valley commute. >> a live look outside downtown san jose. it's thursday march 12th. you're watching "today in the bay." very good thursday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. update to breaking news the search for several carjacking suspects has moved to los altos. bob redell, what is going on? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. they've shifted the area, still

in vuny veil but near the botter with los altos and focusing on an area mind me, several law enforcement agencies including san jose's merge. this is ticonderoga and bernardo after a woman resident might have seen one of the suspects hopping a fence and that suspect pointing something at the woman whether it was just an empty hand or something else, not clear, but that's where a lot of this activity shifted over the past half an hour. they have several blocks of this sunnyvale neighborhood shut down, as they search for the two men who useded a gun to carjack the driver of this white escalade around midnight at tully and lucretia in san jose. the driver of the escalade is okay. san jose police were able to track that suv to meridian and willow in san jose and a chase up 280 to this area in sun whn e sunnyvale.

>> the car stopped at a gate that adjacent to the creek. the suspects, there were two in the vehicle, exited the vehicle and fled towards the creek. >> you say a weapon. what kind? >> we found a handgun adjacent to the vehicle. we think the suspects may have dropped the weapon as they fled from the vehicle. >> reporter: but san jose police and other police are not sure whether they have a weapon. they're considered armed and dangerous and they're looking for two hispanic men in their 20s, carjacking suspects from a carjacking that took place in san jose around midnight, and as you can see, they've got this specific area of this sunnyvale neighborhood in lockdown. i don't know if you just saw them turning away residents who are trying to maybe get back home but they're asking them to divert right now as they have a lot of resources trying to find the two men who are considered again to be armed and dangerous. reporting live in sunnyvale, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> active news out there, thank you very much, bob. breaking news to tell you about. right now a desperate rescue

effort to try to save dozens of workers trapped inside of a collapsed cement factory in bangladesh. so far rescuers have pulled out about 40 survivors but four people are confirmed dead. that number expected to rise. authorities say there were roughly 150 people working inside of that factory when everything gave way. this happened in the port town of mongla. bangladesh has a poor record for building safety. complex of shops and small factories collapsed in 2013 killing more than 1,000 people, most of them garment workers. now to a developing story, more violence and chaos in ferguson, missouri overnight. someone opened fire during protests, shooting two police officers. ! sanchez has been following the latest developments. how are the officers doing this morning? >> the officers are still in very serious condition as of this morning. we hope to get an update on their condition in the next hour and perhaps also some news on the gunman who shot the two hours. no doubt investigators are

looking at some of the same video we are as you can hear shots whizzing by and somebody moaning in pain. [ gunfire ]sqñ [ bleep ] [ moaning ]wc&yñ >> we are working to confirm the authenticity of the video which someone posted to youtube. we know for a fact two officers were shot, a 32-year-old officer shot in the face and 41-year-old officer shot in the shoulder. investigators do not know who fired the shots just yet. the gunman appeared to be on a hill across from the police department where demonstrators gathered. however, several community organizers say the gunman wasn't near them. the county police chief says the two officers who were from neighboring departments were targeted. >> these police officers were standing there and they were shot just because they were police officers. >> investigators say that it seems the shooter was on a hill across from police headquarters, that's where earlier in the

evening demonstratored g(-j÷red to decry the resignation of the embattled ferguson police chief, who is leaving with a year's pay and other perks from the city, that is despite a scathing department of justice report that accused the chief of targeting african-americans and accused his department of bias. one community activist says that they want the mayor to resign as well and perhaps the whole police department disbanded all together, something the attorney general says he will consider. the two officers who were shot were conscious when they left the scene by ambulance. this morning they are in very serious condition but they are expected to survive and we are watching for a press conference which is planned for 7:00 our time. >> maybe more news released there. thanks so much, kris. for more on the developing situation in ferguson, check back with kris, we're going to do that in our next half hour and any time we are not on the air you can always visit our website nbcbayarea.com. >> 6:05 right now. later this morning, teams will resume the search for a

military helicopter that crashed off the florida coast yesterday. bad weather is hampering search efforts in the waters near eglin air force base. last night mourners held a vigil for the seven marines and four soldiers on board the black hawk helicopter that crashed during a routine training exercise. all on board presumed dead. yesterday crews recovered human remains. the crash is still under investigation. nkt the homeland security department is investigating two senior secret service agents accused of crashing a government car into a security barrier at the white house. the question is whether all this happened after a night of heavy drinking. the agents are said to have attended a retirement party last week when they used their car's flashing lights to drive into white house grounds. that's when they hit the barrier. police wanted to give the pair a sobriety test but instead agents sent the men home. so what happens now? nbc's tracie potts will join us to explain coming up at 6:0 this

morning. >> another bump in the road for the secret service. also this morning officialless at deanza community college in coup toe know don't know exactly what caused a handful of male students to xlab of eye irritation. the six men reported the issue after using two campus bathrooms. the fire department and hazmat crews responded searching both bathrooms for anything suspicious and they found nothing. all of the student are doing just fine this morning. a san francisco woman has a message for whoever broke into her home. she wants her mother's ashes back. those ashes were taken from a home in petrero hill last month. the ashes were contained in a glass urn shaped like a teardrop, much like the one you see here. 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 parking lot, proctor hit the officer with his car and then drove off. police have also arrested his

accomplice, ainsley smith. the two are suspected of committing similar crimes in other parts of the east bay. time to get a microclimate forecast check. outside san jose and most parts of the bay area set to see some higher temperatures moving forward. >> that's right. what a turnaround now from the rain that we had earlier this week. >> yes, just yesterday, and you know what? it's going to be spectacular out there in terms of our air quality, comfortable conditions, give your ac and heater a break later on today especially in your car. we'll see a lot of people driving with their windows down today. lot of motorcycles on the road as well in the weather. travel cautiously, and we're r3 drive with our very own mike inouye in just moments. temperatures this morning are kind of all over the place, in the 40s and 50s. we'll end up nearly uniform and offshore flow resumes in the bay area so sunny and much warmer for today. temperatures at lunch time your day part forecast shows you into

the mid-60s at noon, and then we'll round out the day with widespread 70s, up to 78 degrees in the north bay, 72 on the east shore, 73 on the peninsula and getting a taste of the low 70s in san francisco. maybe you want to head up to wine country, spectacular conditions for to you do so for the next couple days. this weekend looks great, friday you're at 78 degrees in napa valley, up to 81 degrees on sunday, and then we do have some showers arriving for napa, sonoma counties as we get into your weekend but that's on sunday, and i do believe that's all going to clear out, second half of the day looks good for your outdoor plans, russian river valley warm conditions, but very comfortable as we head throughout sunday once we get rid of the showers things are looking good. really warm for this time of year, mike, about ten degrees above average and warmer as we head through next week. we'll have more on that plus we promised you that no report from yesterday, that's coming up into n my next report. what are you working with the drive? >> working with a lot of cars.

the tri valley we have a couple of incidents, show you how delicate the commute is. live shot westbound 580, the lights from the mall grafton have turned on for a reference point. west 580 slow approaching tassahara. i see a little slowing toward the interchange but the activity sounds like it's off to the shoulder. the bigger issue west 580 at vasca, one stalled vehicle blocking your fast lane and traffic suddenly slammed down come out of the altamont pass and approaching vasco. for folks coming out of the altamont that's a big nightmare. west of the area headed toward the tri valley and dublin interchange you're doing fine because the traffic is held up by one vehicle, that's how delicate the commute is. rest of the bay a lot towards the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. nothing unusual on the approach. the orange in novato, low clouds

maybe north of there but not a problem as far as chp reports for drivers. peninsula nicely into and out of san francisco. silicon valley typical northbound route slowdown for 101 and also a little slowdown from 880 at 101 up to 237 coming into el viso and milpitas. little bit of slowing but not a pig volume. palo alto shows the volume of traffic live camera north of university with the tail lights past willow and easier drive along the peninsula and no fog like yesterday. yesterday was a tougher drive. things are smoother and drier. >> rain one day, fog another but now nice. >> a sampling of days in the bay area. thank you, mike. 6:11, up next a warning for parents and pet owners after a dead bat tests positive for rabies. why some say something should have been done sooner to keep an east bay community safe >> reporters are after hillary clinton's e-mails. we'll take a look come up ing u

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at 6:13 here is a look at today's top stories. gew9j9g shot during a%8u3 demonstration last night. both officers are expected to survive. >> a sunnyvale neighborhood is on lockdown this morning as police searchr/fp for two carjag suspects. the suspects stole a cadillac escalade in san jose and led police on a chase before ditching the suv in sunnyvale. police believe the suspects may have escaped into stevens creek. the secret service is investigating two agents for allegedly crashing a car on white house dwrounds last week. the two agents had reportedly been drinking. health owe firns in fremont are warning anyone who might have come into contact with a rabid bat to visit their doctor. the dead bat was found near the entrance to the inkton community

center friday. it wasn't removed until the next day. lot of people are concerned. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in fremont. lot of kids and pets could have been exposed. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning to you, laura. this is near a playground, a library, and also soccer field, so the worry is that sometime between friday night and saturday, people walked by the front entrance here, might have touched this bat or their pets might have also touched this bat. look at some of the video of how the bat may have been acting, distressed before it died. this is note video of the actual bat, but again, similar to the movement out in almeida county the virus is typically transmitted when a kild infected animal, usually a bat or skunk bites or scratches people or saliva gets directly into eyes, nose, mouth or a wound. >> rabies is transmitted to people via saliva or nerve tissue, so the biggest concern is someone at that community center and touched that bat or had a pet or a child that may

have touched or played with that bat. >> reporter: rabies symptoms typically develop one to three months after exposure with tingling in the nerves, maybe a seizure and coma. if rabies goes untreated it's often deadly. couple of bats usually test positive in almeida county. they're urging people to get a series of shots and contact their doctor. live in fremont this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> important to be aware. thank you, steph. >> as strange as this may sound we may learn today what exactly the fcc voted on last month. >> scott mcgrew, i know we thought we knew net neutrality and reclassifying the interview providers. >> absolutely right, laura, but we didn't get much detail. government commissions like the fcc give the details to commissioners to vote on, but they don't inform the public until much later, so here's the vote it made lots of news. we may see the text of the proposal all 300 pages later

sometime today. we'll give you some analysis, as soon as we can pour through it. ellen pao was back on the stand on wednesday against, in her lawsuit against kleiner perkins. lawyers representing kleiner perkins read from her e-mails in court, some showing her being very tough with an assistant who was late to work after helping a car crash victim. e-mails are turning out to be really central for both sides of this case. e-mails were also critical in the justice department's investigation into the rampant racism in ferguson's town hall. e-mails kept on servers, it was possible for the justice department to read them because the chief of police and others used city-issued e-mail, not their own accounts. perhaps they wish they hadn't. obviously i bring this up to illustrate why the government officials are expected to use government e-mail to keep government open and honest. well this morning the associated press representing reporters from all over the world is suing

the state department asking to see hillary clinton's e-mails from when she was secretary of state. the ap already filed freedom of information act requests. the problem, of course, is even the state department doesn't have access to secretary clinton's e-mails. mrs. clinton says she turned over about half of them to the state department from her own personal e-mail servers but only about half. sam and laura? >> she says she's not going to turn them all over pause she has personal ones in there. >> which is why you don't mix personal and business. >> it is a major problem. fascinating story, thank you very much. >> it is 6:18 right now. google is rolling out a new system for internet users warning them of websites that secretly install programs on browsers. the programs can release annoying ads or redirect users to websites they didn't intend to visit. google's new system warns users

if they are about to enter a website that distributes the unwanted software. it 16:18. time to check the microclimate forecast, take a live look outside, and beautiful span of the golden gate bridge. you can see it this morning, sometimes it's shrouded in a little bit of fog out there. christina joins us on set with a look at our forecast. >> it's going to be really nice out there, warmer today. you're always watching the state arnlgz when it comes to rainfall. he does a little segment called "reality check" you can catch him on the evening news if you can't get enough sam brock in the morning. 6:19 now. this is what is interesting. i know not just sam had find this interesting, probably you at home as well. because of yesterday's rainfall we're still doing okay in terms of this rainy season. 98% of average in san jose. 108% of average for the year in mountain view, but we haven't had the snow that we need and according to the u.s. department of agriculture, one-third of the reporting stations show that this is the lowest snowpack ever

recorded and we've been keeping records since 1939. so they've been very warm systems working their way through the bay area, over tahoe, which is why it is such a great piece of information that i get to bring you, because of snow-making technology. some of our resorts are really, really up to par. you've got 48 inches, 48 inches at the base. squaw valley and alpine me toes, you do the math, 48, four feet at the base, considering the circumstances, that's pretty impressive so that is a good piece of information. temps will be comfortable out there and a little bit more snowfall on the way as we get into your sunday. i'll show you your futurecast in moments. for today, temps in the 40s and 50s. we're going to end up in the mid-60s as you break for lunch, rounding out the day in the 70s. 71 degrees in san francisco, 76 in the tri valley. you know what that means, surf's up. temperatures are going to be comfortable because of the storm we had yesterday. we have some pretty big waves out there. 73 degrees in monterey for your

friday. you'll be at 75 degrees on saturday when we hit the peak of this warming trend and all before the showers move in. i stop that clock on your futurecast, you can see widespread rainfall on sunday. we're not expecting anything heavy but periods of rain from time to time, everything clearing out for the second half of the day, if you want to get outdoors should be comfortable for that. as we get into your monday, temperatures will start to level off, we'll be in the 70s. 6 degre 69 degrees monday but a chance for rain tuesday into wednesday of next week with the storm track staying to the south. we'll talk more about that coming up. right now we'll they can your drive, here's mike inouye. >> we look to the bay bridge toll plaza of course where we have the backup and the focus for a lot of the east bay towards san francisco. we'll show you the map as well and the pattern for the east shore freeway typical, same thing for 580 and 880 westbound and northbound respectively getting toward the maze. nothing unusual there. the orange a little low cloud cover through novato.

westbound highway 4 slowing into concord and 242, that's a typical president tern for the rest of the east bay. the tri valley has a few problems, west 580 jams up to vasco, a single stalled vehicle, moving to the shoulder looks like from the pattern we may have lanes cleared. it's jammed making livermore easier until you get to hacienda and dublin a crash moved over to the right shoulder in the last couple of minutes but the slowdown caused by the breakdown moving from the center divide to the shoulder and a slowdown there as well as the mr. for southbound. 680 moving toward hayward, southbound 880 as well and a smoother drive but the volume just continues to build in spots like the south bay, north 101 and 87. quick look at foster city, crews getting ready to move from the eastbound side. no drama on the san mateo bridge but your biggest stories coming up right after this break.

he's a linebacker but was showing off some running back moves. mad dash landed a pro football player in hot water with the police. alex okafor was running to a par in austin, texas, over the weekend when he knocked down a drunk man in his way in a crosswalk. police saw the entire thing go down. they tried to stop okafor when he allegedly pulled out his best moves faking left, darting right before continuing on to the bar. three officers tackled him and arrested him for evading arrest. the drunk man knocked down decided not to press charges. 6:25. add baseball player to his impressive resume. >> the actor turned athlete will

take the field in five spring training games in arizona suiting up for the giants and the a's. >> he'll play short stop for the a's and later on take buster posey's play behind the dish for the giants. el' play for ten teams today in a different position for each team. >> it is a feat one accomplished by bert campaneras who once played all nine positions for the kansas city aest. campaneras will see it all go down while being viewed hbo. 6:26, still ahead the markets hoping to recover after two straight days of heavy losses. we'll check the early numbers with scott mcgrew. plus the president back in california, the reason behind his latest whirlwind trip. hopefully not too much wind out there this morning, greeting you on your way to work. live look at the bay bridge from

emeryville. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic right after this.

a car slams into a white house barricade. now two secret service agents are under investigation. and the heat is on for the next few days, expecting the 80s, warmest air of the season so far, only to be followed by a little weather whiplash. rain in the forecast. we'll tell you when for where you live. >> it looks like there was a traffic break east 92. west 92 a lot of traffic, no

break there across the span. tri valley slowing as well. >> we're not getting much of a break on the markets either. another rough day yesterday as we enter into trading this morning. cheer from the nyse and here comes the bell, and over on the nasdaq as well, as business gets under way. >> spring training happening in arizona, but the lights on at at&t park for our giants taking on the a's over there. tuesday is thursday, march 12th, this is "today in the bay." and a very good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. more scandal surrounding the secret service. the homeland security department investigating two senior agents accused of crashing a government car into a white house security barrier. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. tracie, the question is whether the agents were drunk behind the

wheel. >> that's the question and it's a question, laura, that the inspector general is going to have to answer as part of his investigation, the secret service is bringing in homeland security's inspector-general to look at this. meantime the agents have been reportedly reassigned. we've confirmed early this morning the two senior agents being investigated are george oglivie and mark connolly, second in charge of the president's security detail. "the washington post" first reported last week they used flashing lights and a government car to get on the white house grounds, where officers were checking a suspicious package then hit a barrier, after drinking at a retirement party. the paper says officers wanted to conduct a sobriety test and arrest them but a supervisor ordered they be sent 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. >> reporter: it's the kind of problem new director joe clancy

was brought in to fix. the top republican and democrat on the house committee that oversees the secret service calls it embarrassing and potentially dangerous. they question whether the secret service has done enough to fix its problems. but the agency is just not saying a lot at this point. they acknowledge, yes, there was an incident, yes, they have brought in the inspector-general to investigate but they're got going to say anything else until the investigation is over. back to you. >> it's been a tough path for the secret service, thank you, tracie. happening today, president obama is headed to california, but he won't be stopping in the bay area. instead he'll be raising%w. mon for the dnc and making a quick tv appearance in los angeles. the president was just in the bay area last month for a fund-raiser and speech at a cyber security summit at stanford. l.a. is known for its picture-perfect weather, never not a sunny day there but we have some pretty outstanding weather our way as well, microclimate forecast time as we give you a live look outside

right now, that is the golden gate bridge this morning. >> it is going to warm up today, isn't it? >> it certainly is. good morning to you, sam, laura, everybody at home, and unlike l.a., you're going to have some perfect air quality, courtesy of the showers that came through. they had some light rainfall down there yesterday, but it's funny, you go out there and you can see the air and it's not always pretty. temperatures mostly in the 50s. we love our beautiful bay area. 49 degrees in oakland, 53 degrees in san jose. weather story of the day works like this. sunny and much warmer for today. let me take you through your day part forecast. as you get outdoors for lunch you can peel off your first layer in the mid-60s and rapid warming between 12:00 and 4:00 p.m. temperatures jumping into the mid-70s so comfortable conditions out there. warming trend really kicks in as we get into your weekend. we will peak on saturday at 81 degrees. two sides to the weekend, showers moving in on sunday, you might want to make the indoor plans. speaking of which you can always

stay at home, watch our giants here on nbc bay area. the world champs are back on nbc bay area, 3:05 is the game. 91 degrees out there, abundant sunshine. temperatures will be very warm to watch them play. they'll be happy to get home to the bay area but who isn't, mike? >> we are always very happy to be here as well in the morning. maybe the hours we could adjust a little bit. we'll work on that. san mateo bridge, backup westbound 92, typical slowing. eastbound there's a road crew on the high-rise coming off of the foster city side and breaks in the travel flow. the crew is still visible headed up the incline. we'll look at your map a slower drive developing on our sensors coming off of 880 on the right side of your screen, a lower drive through hayward and eventually into fremont as well. the volume is trending bigger 880 as well as 680 southbound for the flow and bigger commute.

the tri valley not a big problem but west 580 at hacienda. car on the right shoulder and another car in the center divide, both enough to slow you down through dublin. live look in dublin around tassahara smooth drive. back to your maps we're looking at aid smoother drive for the approach toward the bay bridge as we zoom out we show you concord at the top of your screen, highway 4 slows through pittsburg and bay point. upper east shore freeway slowing continuing down to the berkeley curve. the orange in novato is low cluds but not a big issue. slowing through the novato narrows. visibility sounds like it's all right and zooming toward the bay nd the south bay, looking at a smooth flow of traffic along the peninsula. silicon valley starts the northbound build. >> thank you very much. we'll work on getting that shot back, appreciate that, mike. 6:35 right now. how about a shot in the arm this morning, the markets have been slumping, open for a few minutes now.

>> put a little something in the wallet. let's check the numbers with scott mcgrew. >> good morning, doing a bit better this morning. we started pretty well yesterday as well, turned negative. dow industrials up 122 points. nasdaq moving higher as well. new this morning, genetics testing company 23 and me announced it will develop its own drugs. you probably know 34 and me through its test kits, you spit in the test tube, tells but your genetic back ground. it didn't take long for the company to realize it had a lot of valuable data. this morning the ceo says it will start developing its own drugs. they'll probably license the drugs to establish companies rather than become a full drugmaker like pfizer or glaxo kle kline but it's a mag, the companies that make huge changes and maybe become household names. >> thank you very much. 6:36. still ahead, a whale jumps out of the water, landing in a

boat full of tourists. sounds like i'm making it up. >> is there a marine biologist in the house? plus a police chase turns deadly as the suspect's car slamming into a fire truck. details from the scene next. and the search for two suspects continues in sunnyvale where police have an area cordonned off. stolen car, people on the run. bob redell is live gathering details.

it's 6:40 right now on your thursday morning. live look outside right now from the san bruno mountains and temperatures are heating up a nice day on the way. a woman is dead in mexico, after a surfacing whale landed on the boat in which she was inside of. the canadian woman was on a tour boat off the coast of cabo san lucas when the whale jumped from the water and landed inside of the boat. the woman fell into the water, rescuers pulled her to shore and took her to the hospital but ultimately died from her injuries. a 15-year-old boy faces charges after he was caught on camera kidnapping a toddler. you may remember we showed you this video from washington state earlier this week. you can see the teen carrying the toddler, then moments later you see the toddler's brother

and sister chase after the teenager. one of the children picked the teen up out of a line-up. he was booked as a juvenile. a shooting suspect is dead another seriously hurt after a fiery crash in southern california. police say they were chasing the suspect in los angeles when the suspect's car slipped into a fire truck lane last night. two firefighters were hurt in the crash but should be okay. the firefighters in the area were responding to a separate call for help. coming up, a rabid bat found in an area where a lot of kids and pets play. we continue to update breaking news. authorities believe they have two carjacking suspects surrounded in a quiet south bay neighborhood. more chaos and unrest in ferguson. two police officers shot during overnight protests. we'll have an update on their conditions. what a warmup on our way this morning. christina has a look at the forecast. mike has a look at the morning commute out there. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather, after the break.

they have k9 out here trying to find this ka arejacking suspect. they don't know if his accomplice is with him as well. look at the white cadillac escalade. this is the vehicle those two men are accused of carjacking around midnight last night in the intersection of tully and lucretia in san jose. they used a gun to carjack that vehicle. the driver is okay but they took off in the vehicle and san jose police will not say how but they were able to track it and when they tracked it they found it at which low and meridian, another intersection in san jose. from there a pursuit up 280 to

the neighborhood here in sunnyvale. initially you might recall when we came out here police k-9 tracked the two men to a culvert in stevens creek which runs parallel to highway 85. they have since put a camera into that creek and cleared it, and the two suspects are not in there. they did ditch a gun when they ditched the cadillac escalade but they are still considered armed and dangerous. they don't know if they have any other weapons. the young hispanic men in their 20s and one surrounded in the neighborhood a couple blocks from where we're standing right now. reporting live in sunnyvale, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks a lot, bob. :46, let's look at your microclimate forecast, this as we give you a live look outside. you know what? we've had a delayed grat pi indication on the sunrise because of the time change but that looks nice from san bruno. >> you're getting the beautiful

dawn colors and it's going to get prettier, sun rises around 7:30. depends on which microclimate you live in and your position that really dictates what's going to be your sub rise time, around. :30 for everybody. depends on where you are in position and relation to the horizon. search tours are comfortable right now. we have a beautiful day shaping up for you bay area, temperatures 40s and 50s, not too cold out there by lunch time as you step out of the office, get some fresh air, temps in the mid-60s, good air quality courtesy of the showers that rolled through and that also helps out when it comes to your pollen levels. those have dropped off substantially because of the rain yesterday so that's good news if you're someone who suffers from the allergies of the season. mid to upper 70s out there for today, temperatures comfortable. if you want to hit the beach, maybe get off work a little bit earlier because our days are longer. 71 degrees, you get daylight until about 7:15. 72 degrees in half moon bay, spectacular conditions out there

and 74 degrees, what a beautiful day coming your way in santa cruz. so we like to tell you what's happening around the bay area, each and every weekend. big weekend to celebrate st. patrick's day, maybe you're irish.g like me or like to have little bit of fun. san francisco market and second street parade kicks off, 10:00 a.m., 63 degrees. 69 degrees at noon. this will be the 164th celebration. oh, yes, they've been doing that for a while in san francisco, and this one nbc bay area a proud sponsor of the dublin st. patrick's day festival, starts at 9:30 on saturday but the festival will continue into sunday and temperatures will be really nice, a little bit of shower activity, speaking of the green as we head throughout your sunday at 11:a.m., widespread activity. things clearing out though between about 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., looking good for a nice, clear sky by 7:00 p.m. on sunday. and then watch this, when we meet back here on monday temperatures will stay steady. we've got this very rare situation where the jet stream

will stay south just long enough for us to potentially get some more shower activity on monday morning and that will extend into your tuesday as well, but don't forget, those giants are back on nbc bay area 3:05 on sunday, taking on the diamondbacks, 91 degrees out there. we'll be in the mid-70s. i think they'll be dreaming of california being here in the bay area as we get into this sunday and even monday, temperatures even warmer out there in arizona, scottsdale. let's check on your drive, here's mike inouye. >> and 91 degrees. all right, over here, much cooler closer to the water and in our state. we're looking toward the bay bridge toll plaza, where we have the left approach a little bit light but we have plenty of folks coming to join in. look at your map, west 580 and north 880 coming in toward the maze, we have the volume of traffic and a crash west 80 at powell. there may be a little restriction or at least a little slowing because of a distraction but i don't think any lanes are blocked. chp is getting there on the scene but we don't see the pattern we typically do when

lanes are blocked. the east shore freeway shows a build, a little bit of fog registering now on some of our cameras for the north bay. slower drive developing for concord, walnut creek interchange. slowing toward vasco and hacienda, two earlier incidents cleared from the freeway and the build is on slowing south 068 and 880 toward hayward and union city for the nimitz. here in the south bay your northbound routes continue their build, a typical pattern, no big drama, 101 the worst of the slowing. the fender bender is cleared at the connector. we show you the rest of the peninsula moving nicely. typical westbound slowing for the san mateo bridge. foster city side showing you ooebd traffic going up the high wise we have a couple of vehicles blocking that fast lane, the left lane as you head up out of foster city toward the hayward side that could restrict you. so far nothing dramatic for your countercommute direction, back to you.

>> 6:50 right now. breaking news to tell you about, a desperate rescue effort still under way to try and save dozens of workers trapped inside of a collapsed cement factory in bangladesh. rescuers pulled out about 40 survivors but four people confirmed dead, the number expected to rise as authorities say there were roughly 150 people working inside that factory when everything gave way. all of this happening in the port town of mongla. bangladesh has a poor record for building safety. the complex of shops small factories collapsed back in 2013, most of them garment workers killed. more violence and chaos in ferguson, missouri. overnight someone opened fire during protests, shooting two police officers. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is following all of the latest developments and kris, we have new video of moments right after that shooting. >> that's right, and in ten minutes we expect to find out more about the two hours who were shot last night and perhaps get some new news on the gunmen

as well. no doubt investigators are also looking at some of the same video that we are in which you can hear shots whizzing by and somebody moaning in pain. [ gunfire ] [ bleep ] [ moaning ] we are working to confirm the authenticity of the video on youtube. 32-year-old officer was shot in the face, a 41-year-old officer was shot in the shoulder. investigators do not know who fired those shots yet but they say it appears the gunman was on a hill across from the police department headquarters, where demonstrators had gathered. however, several organizers have taken to social media saying the gunman wasn't anywhere near them. the county police chief who is in charge right now says the two officers who were from neighboring departments were targeted.

>> these police officers were standing there and they were shot, just because they were police officers. >> it seemed the shooter was on the hill across from police headquarters, where the demonstrators had gathered protesting peacefully for hours, decrying the resignation of the embattled police chief who is leaving with a year's pay and other city perks. that is despite a scathing department of justice report accusing that chief of targeting african-americans and accusing his department of bias. one community activist says they want the mayor to resign as well but we are watching the podium right now, where we expect to get an update on the two officers, their conditions and perhaps some information on the shooter, as well as investigators have been working all night to figure out who that was. in the meantime we can tell you that the two officers are listed in very serious condition up to this moment but they are expected to survive. still a fluid situation in ferguson, missouri, thank you very much. >> that's where our coverage of the developing story continues in a few minutes on the "today"

show, for updates any time you can also visit our website nbcbayarea.com. it is updated around the clock. later this morning, teams will be resuming the search for a military helicopter that crashed off the florida coast yesterday. bad weather hampering search efforts in the waters near eglin air force base. last night mourners held a vigil for the seven marines and four soldiers on board the blackhawk helicopter that crashed during a routine training exercise. all on board presumed dead. late yesterday crews said they recovered human remains, that crash is under investigation. >> 6:54. a surprise twist in the case of a san jose police officer accused of raping a woman while on duty. at a preliminary hearing yesterday morning, prosecutors added new enhancements to the charges against jeffrey grachz. it could amount to a life sentence for graves if he is convicted. graves is accused of raping a domestic abuse victim at a hotel following a call to her home in 2013. he's also accused of abusing his

ex-girlfriend. the judge yesterday also revoked bail and ordered graves back to jail. this morning officials at deanza community college in cupertino don't know what caused a handful of male students to complain of eye irritation. the six men reported the issue after using two campus bathrooms. the fire department and hazmat crews responded, searching both bathrooms for anything suspicious and they found nothing. all the students are doing just fine this morning. >> this morning health officials in fremont are warning anyone who might have come into contact with a rabid bat to visit their doctor. the dead bat was found near the entrance to the irvington community center last friday, but it wasn't removed until the next day and that has a lot of people concerned. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in fremont this morning. lot of kids and pets could have been exposed. absolu morning to you, laura.+4çp that's because there's a playground, soccer field and library nearby.

the worry is people may have walked around the front entrance where the bat was found and adults or kids might have tried to touch it. it's not the rabid bat in the video from fremont but it shows you the movement it would have been exhibiting kind of distressed. the symptoms are you can get infected if you're bitten by a rabid animal or touch its saliva or brain tissue. rabies symptoms typically develop one to three months after exposure. >> tingling and nerve symptoms can have seizures, will if into a coma. it can be severe once the symptoms start. >> reporter: the fremont bat may look like the one pictures here most common to the area. couple of bats usually test positive for rabies every year in almeida county. public health experts are urging people around the irvington community center to contact their doctor and get a series of shots and rabies almost always results in death if not treated

at the time of exposure, why there's a strong push for people to get those shots. live in fremont this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you, steph. it is 6:56. the associated press would like to see former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mails. >> good luck with that. scott mcdrew the a.p. is taking the state department to court now. >> you have a right as you well know, sam, to see what public servants do whether it's through written correspondence or e-mail, you can ask to see the mayor of san jose's e-mail or governor's cell phone records. the problem with secretary clinton's e-mails of course is even the state department doesn't have them all. secretary clinton used a personal e-mail server, not government issued e-mail addresses. mrs. clinton wrote about 60,000 e-mails, half government, half personal, then deleted several thousand off that personal server. the ap says it's been asking through normal channels like freedom of information requests for the past five years. video from back in february,

box first traded on the nyse. i reminded you then and remind you now box does not make money. last night in their financial report says yep we still don't make any money. the stock is down 17%. finally 23 and me the genetics company on the peninsula says it will develop its own drugs. 23 and me has an enormous amount of genetic data about its customers, it's been selling that to drug companies anonymously. now 23 and me says it will create its own, a big step for the company. sam and laura the fcc orders just came across. we'll talk about those tomorrow morning, the ones they voted on last month, we've never seen up until now. >> 300 pages. >> these are the first ten. i know you hate it when i print. it actually is 400 pages. >> i have a highlighter on my desk but go online, save a tree. final check of the day's stop stories, two police officers in ferguson are in the hospital after someone shot them touring a demonstration last night. both officers are expected to

survive. a sunnyvale neighborhood on lockdown as police search for two carjacking suspects. police say the suspects stole a cadillac escalade in san jose and led police on a chase before ditching the suv in sunnyvale. police believe the suspects may have escaped into stevens creek. >> the homeland security department is investigating two of its agents for allegedly crashing a car on white house grounds last week. the two agents had reportedly been drinking, although a sobriety test was never taken. >> okay, 6:59 right now. quick investigation of what's going on outside, all things looking good. >> that's what we do around here we investigate. temps mostly in the 50s. we are on our way to a lovely afternoon, mid-70s headed your way except for the north bay, that's 78 degrees for you today. >> great temperatures out there. what about the traffic? >> moving well, moving quicker for the report. we'll look at emeryville below our camera, the flashing lights where the crash is at powell, out of lanes the distraction. maps slowing to the area headed down there, nothing unusual

about the pattern or around the best of the bay, typical slower spots. westbound 92 kicking in and north bay where christina is talking about low clouds, there's some here in san rafael but drivers are okay. it's the company they keep >> take it easy out there. we'll be back in half an hour. good morning. breaking news. two police officers shot during a new round of protests in ferguson, missouri. >> is he hit? >> he's hit. >> this morning, the hunt for whoever opened fire on the police. new scandal. two secret service agents, including a senior member of the president's security detail, under investigation. accused of crashing their car into a white house barricade after a night of drinking. the officers re-assigned while the agency deals with yet another embarrassment. back home. the miracle baby who survived being trapped for 14 hours after her mother's car csh