the man accused of gunning down this oakland mother prepares to make his first appearance in court. >> plus a hotel in wine country, scrambling to figure out how two of its employees tested positive for hepatitis a. the dispute over a million-dollar lottery ticket heads to court. >> a look outside at the bay bridge all lit up this morning, friday, march the 13th. this is "today in the bay." good friday morning to you. it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off. lots to get to this morning.

first let's check your forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, krhappyo have you with us as always. 48 degrees in san martin to kick off the day. what a spectacular day it's going to be. tomorrow looks good as well and a little shower activity coming over your weekend. mike inouye, happy friday. >> happy friday. changes over the weekend for you, christina but the weekend is the operative word. we're looking toward the san mateo bridge across the bay. we're looking at the folks traveling away from us, toward the top of that high-rise we often overnight see one lane blocked, sometimes two. looks like all lanes are open on this side and i can see the flat section as well. we see a little slowing and the crews probably cleared it over the last couple of minutes, at about 4:00 they were registered doing some work over there. 92 moves smoothly. 84 at the bottom moving nicely, the dumbarton bridge, we zoom out and show you south of the bay bridge moving at speeds,

that includes the livermore area out of the altamont pass. 580 will see slowing as will the bay area bridges. so far the north bay you're at speed, novato down through san rafael. back to you >> mike, thank you very much. napa county health officials are warning residents and visitors of an outbreak of hepatitis a. so far, five cases have been reported, three of those involve members much the same family. the other two cases involve employees at two restaurants at the westin vrssa hotel. co-workers and guests may have been exposed to the contagious virus between february the 9th and february 25th and would likely start showing symptoms now. >> so we wanted to be sure that people who might have been served food by one or the other of those individuals during the time that they might have been shedding virus are aware that there's a potential risk. it's a very low risk but we felt it was important for us to let people know. >> one restaurant owner says she's working very closely with the health department to try and locate the source of the infection.

by the end of the month a quiet north bay neighborhood will know if a convicted sex offender will move into their community. frazier smith petitioned the superior court from release from a state hospital and placement to his home on wilada drive in fairfield. he was convicted of raping several teenaged girls and young women in their early 20s. his convictions date back to the 1980s. last night dozens of people packed a town hall meeting to voice their concern. >> this man is in solano college's backyard. there's no fences between where he's going to supposedly be living and the college. all these young girls out there. >> a judge is expected to make a final decision at a hearing on march 27th. the man accused of firing the bullet that killed an oakland mother right in front of her young children will be in court. police arrested 19-year-old anthony simms charging him with

the murder of chamille pierce. simms started shooting and pierce was killed while protecting her kids. the san jose police officer accused of raping a woman while he was on duty will be in court today for a new bail hearing. prosecutors filed additional charges against jeffrey graves, one that could lead to a life sentence. graves is accused of raping a domestic abuse victim at a hotel in 2013. he is also accused of abussing his own ex-girlfriend. graves was out on bail but a judge revoked that bail when prosecutors filed the new charges. >> 4:34 right now. a convicted sex offender is expected back in court today after entering a plea on new charges. carlisle villazon is accused of molesting a little girl inside a 9 cent store last month. he had just been paroled from a walmart crime when the late's tack happened.

a new reward is being offered for help catching an inmate on the loose. investigators are offering $3,000 for help catching john l. carter, he escaped last friday assaulting his guard before an appointment at valley medical center. carter is accused of child molestation. this caused the santa clara sheriff's department to review its inmate security procedures. >> police need your help finding the man who tried to lure a child in his car. officers say this man repeatedly asked a 10-year-old child to get into his car, it happened last friday around 5:00 at a muni bus shelter in cole valley. the man was driving a toyota yris or honda fit. the child went into a nearby restaurant to get away from the man. tomorrow volunteers will embark on their final search for sierra lamar. every weekend volunteers, friends and her family gathered to search for her remains. lamar vanished on her way to

school in 2012. antonin garcia-torres is charged with her murder. coming up at 5:00 we'll talk with the man who led the search for sierra for the past three years and tell you why even though the center is closinger this not giving up hope. lawsuit over a million-dollar lottery ticket headed to court. eva reyes won $1 million with a scratch-off ticket. the owner of the liquor store in milpitas is suing her. the owner claims he fronted the money for reyes to buy the ticket. he says reyes promised to split the winnings 50/50 if she won but she claims she promised a small fraction of the winnings. an off-duty police officer says he was in the right place at the right time when a driver veered off the highway and into a slew. todd de haan lives in fulsom but works in hayward. during his commute wednesday

afternoon a truck and trailer that veered off i-5 into the water below, that's when de haan jumped into action. >> i stripped down to my sweats and a white t-shirt, jumped into the water, i didn't want to lose him. he was happy to see me. he knocked his head pretty hard so he was a little bit out of it. >> the driver had heart problems but was conscious at the time of the rescue. de haan says he and several others helped pull the man out of the truck and load him onto a stretcher, as most heroes do, he emphasizes that it was a team effort. >> and a successful one at that. 4:37 right now. monday, tuesday, wednesday, that would maybe be premature but on friday we can start taunging abotaung i talking about the weekend. >> is that okay with you? >> i feel it's safe. >> thank you, sam, thank you very much. you know, good morning to you. we've got a beautiful day shaping up. 47 degrees to kick off the new day in the tri valley, we're going to end up in the 70s for

today at noon. these are not even your high temperatures. 70 degrees in the tri valley as you break for lunch rounding out the way in the upper 70s out there, close to 80 degrees in the north bay as well. 72 degrees for san francisco and what about 78 degrees right here in beautiful san jose. if you want to hit the beach today, 72 degrees for pacifica, fly you down to half moon bay, we'll be at 74 degrees there and the warmest beach city as to be expected, santa cruz at 76 degrees. stick with me, as i take you into my next report. we'll talk about two very different sides to the weekend if you are trying to make outdoor plans. sunshine for saturday, showers rolling through sunday, not all day. i'll time this system out to your microclimate in moments. right now checking your drive and welcome in mike inouye on a happy friday morning. >> oh, happy friday, so far happy drive. over toward 580 this is our live shot looking really good as we take this full to screen, the headlights are westbound that's your commute direction and look at the big spacing between the cars, that means the volume is pretty light here, dublin and

tassahara eastbound headed away from us, even fewer lights. the dub lip interchange looks a little slow from the contra costa valleyside. further eastbound 580 around vasco the few cars are slowing down a bit around the vasco area. there's overnight roadwork that typically goes on. this morning i didn't hear about clearly a slowdown. likely just some slow moving vehicles in transit. toward the bay bridge, the approach for the east shore freeway at speeds. fremont live camera southbound with the headlights down into the south bay, easy light drive and san jose live camera at 101 and 680, the volume just about the same as it is in fremont and same thing on the peninsula and

i will go get a little coffee to wake up my mouth to speak a little better. we'll send it back to you guys >> i'll take some coffee. it is do or die for ballet san jose. they have one day left to raise enough money to stay open. so far it's raised about 90% of the $550,000 needed to keep the organization running. the final deadline though is tomorrow. company officials say they are cautiously optimistic about reaching the goal, but still desperately need the public's help. >> san francisco is fighting back against people who use city sidewalks as their own personal toilet. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the head of the department wants to try out a new type of paint that is water repellent, any liquid that hits it would bounce onto the pants of the perpetrator. florida company makes the paint ultraeverdry. one neighborhood in hamburg, germany, uses the paint on the

walls and posts sign "don't pee here. we pee back." that might be antagonizing. >> if there's a bystander splash effect but we don't want to delve into too many details. what the 49ers are saying about bruce miller's future with the team. and chevy is recalling one of its cars after some drivers get carbon monoxide poisoning. police in missouri continuing to look for the person who shot two police officers. they have the latest details from ferguson next.

4:44. to a developing story now, once again people are taking to the streets of ferguson, missouri, this time not only to demonstrate, but also to pray. this comes as they continue to search for the person who shot two police officers. we have the details. ♪ ♪ this little light of mine >> reporter: as they've done many times since the death of michael fwloun august, people took to the streets of ferguson, missouri. this was not a protest. instead, a prayer vigil. >> we're going to continue to

heal. we're going to continue to educate our community at large. we're going to continue to heal and have those tough conversations. >> reporter: the group prayed for the two police officers as they were shot standing outside the police department. one officer shot in the face, the other in the shoulder. both men have been released from the hospital. witnesses say the shots came from about 100 yards away. >> we're lucky by god's grace we didn't lose two officers. >> reporter: the attack was just hours after ferguson police chief tom jackson resigned, the sixth city employee out of a job in the wake of a justice department investigation that revealed widespread racial bias. the missouri state police in st. louis county police have taken over security from the ferguson police department during future demonstrations as they did following the michael brown shooting. after the prayer vigil a few dozen protesters returned to the area across from the ferguson police department. they dispersed as heavy rain moved into the area. it's expected to last into saturday. everyone here is still uneasy,

knowing a gunman who is not afraid to shoot into a crowd is still out there. leaders in ferguson announced an award for at least $13,000 leading to the arrest of that person. back to you. president obama addressed this latest shooting in ferguson during a visit to "gym yip kimmel live." take a listen. >> i think that what had been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable, and was worthy of protests, but there was no excuse for criminal acts, and whoever fired those shots shouldn't detract from the issue. they're criminals. they need to be arrested. >> president also praised the police officers on duty there. he says they have an extraordinarily tough job and an overwhelming majority of them do is professionally. we will continue to follow the story all morning long,

including a live report from ferguson, coming up in about an hour. chevy recalling some of its vo voltz because of a dangerous issue. landon dowdy joins us friday live from cnbc world headquarters with all the details. good morning, landon. >> hey, sam, that's right. gm is recalling about 6,000 chevy voltz on concerns of carbon monoxide building up. the recall affects 2011 and 2013. gm will implement a software update to limit the amount of time the vehicle is left idling. markets, futures are pointing higher today after stocks broke a two-day losing streak. investors taking mixed economic data on retail sales and unemployment as a signal the fed may hold off longer on raising interest rates. the reports on inflation and

consumer sentiment, the dow dropping 259 points to 17,895, the nasdaq up to 4893. you all have a good weekend. >> you, too, hopefully ending the week on a strong note on the markets. >> wouldn't that be nice. we are on a strong note weather wise, beautiful weather for the weekend. here's meteorologist christina loren. >> yes, it's going to be really nice out there, a little something for everybody in this weekend's forecast. for this morning, temperatures are really mild. we're in the mid-50s just about everywhere generally speaking. mid-40s to mid-50s, in the next couple hours temperatures will continue to drop and today nearly 80 degrees inland. as you break for lunch if you get into your car, park out in the direction of the light, it will already be toasty out there and temperature also jump from the mid-60s at noon into the mid-70s in most spots. look for the upper 70s in the south bay, the north bay, and 79 degrees is the forecasted high out in the tri valley. east shore is at 75 degrees.

as you can see, temperatures nearly uniform, that is definite indication that we've got that offshore flow shaping up. sunny and warm for today. temperatures will stay nice and warm all weekend long, but i can tell you we've got that chance for rain moving in on sunday. so let's talk about that, let me show you your futurecast, time this thing out to your specific microclimate. we stop the clock into the 11:00 a.m. hour, best chance for showers is going to be up in the north bay. 11:00 a.m. is your best chance. then we bring that down about 3:00 in the south bay, not expecting anything heavy but this is a good sign. we need that moisture to keep our hillsides nice and green especially because a lot of st. patrick's day festivities are taking place over the weekend. we'll have your parade forecast coming up. want to show you where we're headed monday and tuesday, temperatures drop like a rock. enjoy the next couple of days if you're someone who appreciates the heat. back to you, sam and kris. >> thank you, christina. police made another arrest in the death of a gilroy man.

officers say gerardo sisnero was already in custody on unrelated charges. he was booked into santa clara county jail on murder charges. police are still looking for a fourth suspect, a 17-year-old girl named isabela chiades. the group is accused of killing robert heiser last month in his own home. the district attorney's office is trying to decide whether or not to file charges against the 49ers bruce miller. police arrested miller last week for misdemeanor spousal abuse. investigators say miller got into a fight with his fiance at rivermark plaza, a popular shopping center and reportedly threw her to the ground and smashed her cell phone. miller was arrested soon thereafter. the 49ers say as of right now they have no plans to suspend or cut miller. moments ago an american health care worker infected with ebola arrived safely in maryland for treatment. the national institutes of health says that the unidentified worker contracted ebola in sierra leone.

the patient was transported to the u.s. by chartered plane. in all, eight americans, including seven health care workers have now been infected with ebola. none have died. >> it's a puzzling situation and a new call now from lawmakers. answers as to why two intoxicated secret service agents were sent home after crashing through a white house barricade. this all unfolded last week. we're now learning that surveillance cameras captured everything. the agents had attended a retirement party and showed up in their car at the white house during a bomb investigation. after the car careened into the barricade, a supervisor let the agents go home and just sleep it off. >> it needs to be said that you can't show up drunk at work especially when you're in the secret service. >> there's absolutely no doubt that heads need to roll. >> the secret service has seen its share of recent controversy. new director joe clancy took over less than a month ago. the house committee now is asking for a briefing by next

wednesday. it is now 4:51. will ferrell yanked from the game by giants skipper bruce bochy. we'll see what he didn't like, coming up. >> couldn't cut it. >> there is the zipper truck doing their job just fine, adding one lane southbound for the morning commute. we'll talk about farther north coming up.

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the bell at the winchester mystery house will toll a ghoulish 13 times today to mark friday the 13th. the ceremony will take place at 1300 hours, also known as 1:00. there will also be flashlight tours at 7:30 this evening as well. >> it was a successful outing for will ferrell. check it out. >> yes. >> batting fifth, number 19 at short stop, will ferrell. >> so the actor accomplished his goal of playing ten positions in one day starting things off with the a's, wearing number 19 in honor of this man, burt campaneras whose record he was trying to match. he did the same thing for the caps kansas city a's 15 years ago. before the game ferrell added a little hilarity to the a's locker room. >> you work out a bit. is it possible to win a gold glove in the spring training?

>> absolutely not. >> is that rule change possibly on the horizon? >> nope. >> oh. so i can't make it from short i flip it to you? >> if there's time. >> his time in green and gold was short lived. billy bean traded iffer rel to the seattle mariners, ferrell played catcher for the giants so bruce bochy yanked him from the game when ferrell tried to call .1-e)q first batter. >> he looks good in green and in black and orange as well. i keep waiting for frank the tank to come out. i thought there would be an appearance at some point. >> let's go, tank. all right! three wins by the giants so maybe we can get ferrell over here. to the north bay, san rafael moves smoothly, just a slight build over the last few minutes, nothing dramatic. the north bay speed sensors are not the concern. circle the upper left corner a small crash on the petaluma

bridge at point reyes and that happened overnight. no major injuries but that is the one incident on the report. the rest of the bay moves smoothly at speed as you expect this early on a friday. even though we have a build west 580 out of the altamont pass. back to you. >> thank you very much. 4:57 right now. health officials in napa trying to track down cases of hepatitis a after two local hotel workers tested positive. >> a medical helicopter crashes in oklahoma last night. we have the latest details coming up next.

leader changes coming to the san jose police force. what officers will be doing starting this sunday. new efforts to eliminate the stench from a south bay landfill. >> and record warmth followed by showers. we'll give you the details plus a lot going on. we'll give you the events as well.

>> while traffic is getting started to build for the tri valley 580, i think i saw another camera with traffic stopping on the san mateo bridge. we'll show that to you in a second. a live look at the bay bridge, you remember the light installation, off for about a hour but looks pretty on this friday the 1th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning on this friday thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off. napa health officials are dealing with five cases of the highly contagious liver disease hepatitis a and health officials are taking steps to warn people who might have been exposed. bob redell is outside the westin hotel in napa where two of the infected people worked.