danger. >> and good morning to you. the time is 4:59 a. good weather story, though, we have very warm air headed your way, temps in the 90s. well tell you when and how long that will last in moments. and this might interest you like a ton of bricks. maybe not a ton. but there is a load of bricks on the roads right now. we'll show you where. >> here's the bay bridge. it looks like it's moving smoothly. it's tuesday, march 24th. this is the 24th of march. from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a good tuesday morning for you. thanks for joining us. >> we have breaking news to get to right away. this out of france in the past hour. a passenger plane crashed in the southern part of the country. nearly 150 people were on board the german wing plane from barcelona to dues el dorf. >> we have the french president

says they have no survivors. right now, we do know they have located the debris field the french president said that flight crashed, it was like they no one walked away. nbc news is reporting there were 140 passengers on board, plus two pilots and four crew members, in the last half hour, they reported the debris field and search and rescue crews are racing to that remote site in the french alps. because it was more than a mile above sea level. the minister says the airbus 320 crashed from barcelona to dusseldorf, they put out an sos from air traffic control. though they did not specify what kind of stress that was. flight tracker data shows a very fast dissent. this is far above the altitude

where a third strike would be likely and no noted weather at the time of the crash it could possibly impact the search. they are saying the plane was driven back in 2014. it is a french airbus 320 operated by german wings, a subsidiary of the lufthansa group. tom costello reports the plane is widely used at all experience levels. it is heavily automated with a lot of computer systems and back-up systems. the morning the head of lufthansa, the parent company says we the not know yet what happened to flight 4u knife 25. our deepest sympathy goes to the families and friends of the crew. we hope to find survivors. however the french president

holla hollande said survivors are unlikely t. manifest has been verified. it is many passengers are german and that's why they are going through angela merkel as well. it's just a real international tragedy. >> oh. that's just fought right. >> so many key questions hanging in the balance of what caused this crash. we have been following that all morning. thank you very much. this morning, a mystery and police believe she may have been kidnapped. >> we have more from where she disappeared. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, sam. you can see behind me the office of emergency services has set up a temporary search and rescue center a few blocks away from where this abduction took place. this is who authorities are looking for.

this picture was taken yesterday morning here in villejo. police say a 30-year-old man called them around 2:00 in the afternoon to say he had forcibly taken her yesterday morning and was holding her for ran some. how much he is demanding, police won't say. police don't know why she was abducted or whether she knows her kidnapper. officers did locate her abandoned 2000 white toyota camry, which had been stolen during the abduction. obviously, no sign of the woman. they have called on the fbi for assistance and the solano county of mortgages services. they are asking you at home. if you are watching this, if you recognize her or have seen her, police would love to hear from you. they will also be holding a news conference at 10:30 this morning. reporting live.

>> meantime, police right now have arrested a man suspected of trying to abduct a teenage girl as she walked to school. this happened about a block away and officers spotted the car and arrested him. allen is suspected of another kidnapping last month, a developing story in san francisco, deputies on the lookout for an escaped inmate. stephanie joins us live from san francisco. it's a routine exercise, taking out the trash. good morning. rainstorm. ye it's a daily assignment, there are two dumpsters down the street, you see that column there. it's likely that it was on harrison street the deputy lost him. so take a look at this picture.

26-year-old alexander santiago, he's 5' 6," 180 pounds. he was held on a vials of drug trafficking and possession of a firearm. they have been trying to track him down and they immediately notified law enforcement agencies. this is the second time, however, in less than a year something like this has happened. on june 7th last year, a 40-year-old inmate ran out the door. the deputy lost him as he was later escorted back. he was at a nearby homeless center. he was boxed again for felony escape. at the time there was supposed to be some departmental review. again, still, the inmate on the loose. deputies are looking for him

right now. >> all right, thanks, for the latest. devstakes right now in martinez all because of an accident involving a dump truck. a 30-year-old was moving her car out of her driveway yesterday to make way for a delivery trailer full of gravel. the construction crew working in front of her house asked her to move it. she backed up a few feet when the load of gravel came down on top of her. >> she was a very level person. she really loved her daughter. she was always pristine. >> she was very happy. it's very tranlic. >> the driver of the tractor-trailer says he has been delivering gravel for 30 years and has never had a trailer tip over on him before. it's incredibly difficult news

there. less payroll, that's what the santa clara water district wants you to do with your water. they met a conservation goal of 30%. >> that marks the highest recommendation that district has ever made. there will also be a public perception about raising your water rates too. they call for tougher restrictions. the governor announced an emergency plan to help curb thisesque. >> we could use every little bit we could. >> we are getting a little bit. >> good morning, fought enough to where you will use your umbrella this morning. we have isolated activity. we will start out with patchy drizzle out there. the good news is because of the rain you received yesterday, we think significant totals, you whether see on both sides remaining nice and green the next couple weeks. the temps in the 50s to start. 56 degrees, we kick off the few day in san francisco with 64 degrees with an overcast sky in the city by none, rounding out

the day in san francisco at 67 degrees, 71 for the five hours. 69 on the peninsula, right around 69 degrees in the south bay. those temperatures jump by a good 10 degrees. pressure the high tide pressure moves in, this is a big ridge of high pressure. this will bring the temperatures up quickly in the '80s and 90s. we'll have your full forecast coming up in just minutes. right now, though, we want to welcome in and say good morning. >> good morning. the san mateo bridge, most fog and visibility is great. coming off that bridge on the hayward side as we go down 92, your on ramp, the boulevard is partially blocked. use east 92. there is a truck that dropped a load of bricks on that an ramp. they will be able see the flashing lights. you know when you see it, there

will be a lot of other temps there as well. it's all moving smoothly. we are just starting out on the westbound side, altamonte, not yet reaching that area. this afternoon, it's into nice route. still on the shoulder. 101 that crash is good. we will show you the easy drive on the peninsula. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much. a bombshell is announced for actress angelina jolie and her efforts to prevent cancer. >> now the sec surgery she just underwent in order to becoming a victim from the same disease that killed her mother. to the tragedy in france and protecting your child at school. that's coming up after this.

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. son disconcerting news now, more than half americans will develop alzheimer's disease this year. many will never be diagnosed. the alzheimer's association found some doctors are reluctant because they are worried about upsetting the patient or think they won't be for weeks. one of the problem is it's hard to give a clear diagnosis. it is 5:13 right now. actor and film-maker angelina jolie is sharing personal news today.

two years after undergoing a mastectomy, she had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie says she underwent the procedure last week. recent tests showed she had an increased chance of ovarian cancer. the disease that took her mother. now jolie is undergoing hormone replacement therapy. jolie says she is making it known so other women will get checked. jolie writes, in part, it is fought possible to remove all of the risk, and the fact is i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i am making for myself and my family. i know my children will never have to say, mom died of ovarian cancer. well, high heels this morning, ladies, think about this. a new study found that heels might actually aid you.

yeah. researchers took a look at healthy women and how they walk while wearing shoes with varying heel heightles. they found when you wear high heels, you are more likely to walk with arthritis. let me holler back to the newsroom. >> you got to ghaet gait nice and straight. the isaacson version this one apple likes. >> it's ironic. you saw how we would have liked the isaacson version better. the book that comes out today is written by two reporters. one of who knew steve jobs very well for years. it's how abusive apple execs are about this book. they say testers will see the real steve jobs.

it is an official biography by walter isaacson. the book was released afters' death. we will never know what he thought about it. it is that book the isaacson book the point of view they are shooting in the south bay and palo alto right now. well, we can talk about that air crash in france. we don't know what happened. there are a lot of suspicions. landon, how is the market reaction to this space? >> reporter: well, it hasn't seen futures since the crash. futures were higher before the crash. they're higher ahead of the open. keep an eye on the air bus up o 11 points. the nasdaq down 15 to 1610. scott, back over to you.

>> thank you. a federal bill will protect students. lots of teachers use apped and websites as a part of tear lesson plans. it's a move to put a right of federal law protecting students' private data, their names, locations and of course their school work. president obama actually suggested this law last journal. they have their own law too prevent students from selling information. once again, we are ahead of the federal law. >> they're trying to catch up with us. it has to be a pretty important regulation. >> very much so. thank you very much, todd. >> meanwhile, a southern california family is warning everyone to cut their apples. this after one bit into an apple and found a sewing needle inside. they bought them at the albertson's in fort pendleton.

after they bit into it and found a needle and chopped opened the other times? he says, this is wrong, this is evil. who would do a thing like this. the needle was not sticking out of the apple. >> the family sent the apple back to albertson's, they called local law enforcement to remove the rest of the apples from the store t. sheriffs office has now launched an investigation. it's hard to understand the motivation there. you may need a whole new wardrobe to get through this week. >> yeah, many of us will have to get a whole new wardrobe as you break out those spring clothes. thanks, for waking up with us on a tuesday morning. then it might be a little hot by bay area standards. we go outside, show you what we are working at this morning. at 51 degrees to kick off the new day if santa rosa. we are waking up with 54 in concord, a lovely morning, the

overcast out there. cool, cloudy through lunchtime, clearing between 12:00 and 4:00 p.m. so really pretty day headed your way. look at your highs. 68 degrees on the peninsula. right around room temperatures in the north bay today. we will trade in that reading, however, for temperatures in the upper '80s in wine country. i will show you that wild trend. i will show you the weather headlines. clouds break as we head throughout the day today. we suggest about everyone, we are likely going to see records with the microclimate. ten we have a chamber of commerce headed your way before we get into that sunday into monday. so here we go. temperatures will climb out of the upper 60s in the south bay today into the mid-70s. rapid warming by tomorrow. mid-80s here in the south bay on thursday. >> that will be this morning's trend. 81 degrees for your friday. by saturday, though, those temperatures crash, right back

to average in most spots and we get that rain. we'll talk about that coming up right now i want to check your drive. >> looking over the bay bridge. what do you see? we expect this, we are watching for heavy volume, possibly out around the bay. so far, a typical build. as we look at the maps, we show the spirit. oakland just feevenl we have over here, west 24th, along the interchange, reports of a stalled vehicle they have the latest information. i don't have the scoreling in the last couple minutes. the typical slowing shot and the trivalley with a bit of a build. let's look at our live shot. the volume of traffic, the heaviest we see it pushing down. we will look at the typical pattern. we have a little bit of a break. right around the harbor.

it's very typical. there we go. no drama. no major problems. getting over to hayward on the peninsula side. you see slowing on 92. bristol reported on the investor onramp. there is the rest of your day, no issues. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. it is 5:21. the little girl says the college ball player who boltd her on twitter deserves a sec chance. a player if blooms burg university was kicked off his team for tweeting a statement act mo 'ne davis. she told everyone makes mistakes, everyone deserves a second chance, i know people get tired of seeing me on tv but sometimes got to think about

what you're doing before you you do it. >> how integrity, i like to hear that. time right now 5:21, coming up next, an update to breaking news, a passenger plane goes down. the latest on the search for survivors and what brought that plane down. ..

good morning. police say a threat against president obama's niece has no merit. security at last night's winning basketball game between princeton and the university of maryland t. president sees leslie robinson, a caller reporting hearing about a man with a gun and mentioned robinson. the threats turned out to be nothing. a man in oklahoma wants to support the lbgt community with a costly license plate. he may be taking them to court. he says he applied to the state to get a license plate to say lgbtaly. they say lbgt has a sexual connotation. he says it's a matter of free speech. >> i was shocked and displaced, the president and the discrimination and bigotry in our tax system in the 21st century today. >> a judge is expected to hear that case later in the year.

meantime, another controversial case made it all the way to the u.s. supreme court this week. yesterday justices heard arguments over this specialty texas license plate which features the confederate flag. they rejected the plate. they say denying them having that is a vials of free speech. the ruling is expected in june. the 2016 presidential election is still more than a year-and-a-half. the race is also getting interesting. >> i am announcing i am running for president of the united states. >> yesterday, ted cruz threw hilt hat into the ring. some wonder how he may appeal the main stream. this is the first joint interview since cruz announced

his candidacy, that's at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. >> interesting q afternoon afternoon a. coming up, a passenger plane crashes with nearly 150 people on board. >> a young woman possibly kidnapped and the fbi is now involved. what we just learned overnight. . a late night explosion in a south bay neighborhood. what firefighters are telling us this morning. .

. right now, it's 5:30. an update to breaking news, more than 100 people feared dead after a passenger plane crashes in the french alps. >> police are releasing this image of the night. we will have details as well as a live report. good morning to you. you can see the radar and sunshine later today.

then a wild weather ride. temperatures into the 90s, your forecast is minutes away. we are seeing that traffic tuesday commute. unexpected, joan me coming off that san mateo bridge. a live look outside, this, of course, downtown san jose this morning, tuesday, march the 24th. you are watching "today in the bay." a good tuesday morning, thanks for joining us. >> we do begin this half hour with breaking news, french officials say they have located the passenger plane that crashed in france with 150 people on board. we are joined with the latest. good morning. >> yeah, that was an updated number. we now heard there were 144 passengers and six crew members,

including two pilotles. none of them is expected to have survived, according to french president francois hollande. likely there are no survivors. we can also tell you this morning the debris field was located within the last hour or so. crews are rushing to that remote site. because it's a mile and a half above sea level, they say it will be an arduous operation. as he said, the airbus 320 crashed en route to barcelona. they are reporting that the pilot put out an sos according to air traffic control that the plane was in distress. tow we have not been able to specify what kind of distress. this would be far above the altitude where a bird site could be likely. they were being alerted of weather at the time. tow there is a storm now headed to the region. the search could be inpacked.

here's an image of the accident scene. it was taken last year. it is a french airbus 320 this is a subsidiary of the lufthansa group. nbc's tom kass tell lo reports it is heavily automated with a lot of redundant computer programs as well. the morning, the head of lufthansa writes, we do not yet know what has happened to that flight. my deepest sympathies goes to the family and friends of the passenger and crew. we confirm this was a black day for lufthansa. the french president says finding survivors is very unlikely. the passenger manifest is being verified as we speak and they say a press conference at 7:00 this morning, we expect we will get more details before then.

again, the passengers and crew count has gone up. it is now 139 confirmed by germany. >> so much more information coming in. our coverage will continue all morning long. chris will join us with a irve loo report coming up in about half an hour with the latest updates. a villejo women police say may have been kidnapped. >> bob, no trace of the actual woman? >> reporter: right, they found her car abeen donned. you see behind me the solana office of emergency service. they've set up a temporary headquarters here in an empty lot not far from where this woman was abducted. this is where they would be coordinating search and rescue efforts. you see the two gentleman in the orange. they're usually assigned to people trying to find people who are missing. this is a woman authorities are looking for.

there is her picture. her name is denise upton. she is 30-years-old, she according to police was abducted early yesterday morning from a house on the 500 block in oakland, not far from where we are here. it's a newer neighborhood that borders up to a marsh area here in villejo. police said around 2:00 yesterday afternoon they received a phone call from a 30-year-old man who told him she was forcibly taken and was being held for ransom. here's an image of her car. it's a 2,000 white toyota camera. that was stolen at the time according to police. they did find it abandoned later, no seen of denise upton in that car. because it was a kidnapping or it allegedly involves a ransom, police have called in the fbi to help them, assist well this with case. you see behind me the office of mortgages services has a

temporary rescue as well as police want you to know, want your help as well if you recognize her, huh seen her around, obviously, they'd love to hear from you. we should be learning more at 10:30 when they will hold a news conference. meantime, reporting live here in the bay. >> that search is intensifying right now, thank you very much, bob. the family of a young mother hit by an suv in hayward last week says she will be taken off life support today. she and her 11-month-old son were in the crosswalk on the onramp wednesday when they were hit. over the weekend, doctors declared turner brain dead t. son is in critical condition. the driver of the suv is said to be cooperating with police. new video this morning of a home in campbell where an explosion hammond late last night on lavelle avenue.

firefighters say one person inside the home when to the the hospital with a burn injury. the extent of the damages isn't clear. police now investigate the calls of that explosion. mayor sam liccardo is pushing for new library funding today. he will ask city council to restore funding to the 23 libraries to stay opened six days a week, including school days and saturday. funding was slashed in 2011. >> that money will come from the federal fund t. goal, to have the library fully restored by july. meantime in an effort to protect players from head injuries, the nfl is considering a new proposal for medical personnel. they are considering a proposal that would stop play to take a wobbly player off the field, it would be up to medical advisers to appear if the player is disoriented. the player would have to get off the field and undergo a series of exams. a lot of folks are trying to get

ready for their day. a little grown out there on your radar? >> just a little bit. it looks like the source are lifting back to the north. we have a front north of the bay area. can you see isolated activity as far south as san francisco as we head throughout your tuesday. temperatures are mild at 66 to check off the day in san francisco him 38 years in san marteen and 52 in livermore, the story of the day, overcast solutions to start will make way for gradual clearing. we are missing our sunshine out there. more vitamin b throughout the day. as you break, breathe in that beautiful air quality. courtesy of the showers that came through yesterday. we will climb into the upper 60s to low 70s to finish off the day, 70 degrees the high for the east coast today. 71 in the trivalley, 67 degrees, meanwhile, in san francisco. look at this, a wild weather ride for us with those

temperatures, especially on the north end of the trivalleys, even isolated carts right here in the south bay are going to get close to 90 degrees, if not beyond that. 65 degrees is average this time of the year. we will be at 72 degrees for today. 10 degrees warmer for tomorrow. into the upper '80s, friday starting to level off a touch. hey, temperatures will get even cooler for the weekend. it's another chance for showers headed your way. more on that in moments. right now, let's head out the front door. >> the commute is very smooth right now. eastbound, if you are coming over from the peninsula, let me show you what's going on, the east direction. the boulevard, that onramp is currently blocked by a load of bricks. it happened quite some time ago. you are on that ramp to east 92. we go back over towards 880,

starting to she little slowing. we are awaiting for an update. i just noticed it's at the scene meanwhile, the more active we are westbound, he had a pleasant. they are hitting the roads, it sounds like everything is out on the roads. a typical pattern over here. so they head south on north 101 coming down through san jose. an easy drive. around the peninsula, we move smooth. we jump up to the bay bridge. we get a live look at the toll plaza. it's just at the last five minute here, we'll see the green lights on. back to you. >> it is 5:39, u.s. marshalls and san francisco police right now are looking for an escaped inmate. we have a live update on the search and how the inmate led

the way. the u.s. military first response to that isis hit list. it's a credible threat. your recommendation is now going out to all u.s. troops. >> a live look outside at the north bay hotel. we are back with non-stop news traffic and weather after the brake.

breaking news to tell you about in philadelphia. talking about taking a wrong turn, look at this, a bus turns into a house in philadelphia this morning. no reports of injuries. we den know if anyone was on board the bus. obviously, a driver may have got lost out of control. but quite a sight this morning. imagine waking up to that. no reports of injury. a lot of damage to that house,

no doubt. the investigation will continue. it is 5:42 right now. pretty sure that is not on a bus route. this morning, u.s. troops are told to scrub their personal media accounts after isis published a hit list of 100 american soldiers. tracy potts joins us with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, sam, good morning, everyone. they in the pentagon are reaching out to every single service member on that list to make sure they know they're on that list. the fbi is checking out the threat to see if it is credible. military experts call it a scare tactic. >> mentally a rec. >> reporter: isis gave home addresses of 100 u.s. members urging followers to kill them. >> we take this seriously. >> reporter: the military is not offering to protect them. >> we don't have enough resources to follow these

threats 24/r06789 instead, they are telling them to scrub social media with the information online. >> it worries me that our information is out there. >> reporter: military experts think it's more talk than action. >> the goal of the terrorists, let's face it, is one in 10,000. >> today, president obama calls for that vanishing the new leader about pulling u.s. troops from the war on terror there. >> by the end of 2016 and the end of 2017, it's one we have been pretty clear and firm on. >> reporter: and that's the time line, 10,000 troops after the combat troops were pulled out at the end of last year, the white house wants to whittle that down for a thousand, 1,500 or so to protect our diplomats on the ground. so on capitol hill, there are people that teamed up with ambassadors at the white house saying they will first agree to defend enough or keep if you

have people there so you don't go back on the events during the war. >> the defense leader is urging extreme caution. we will be checking back with tracy shortly more on this story. we will send it back to lauren. >> president obama will move with the afghanistan president this morning to talk about america's future rule on the country. the president will meet this morning. ghani met with ashton carter yesterday. the security in afghanistan and future u.s. troop levels there. the director of the secret service will face tough questions on capitol hill this morning. they will appear before the house oversight committee for additional testimony following an incident three weeks ago. that's when agents drove into the white house barricade during a possible bomb threat. agents made them drink it. many leaders are upset because the secret service will not allow agents who were there when it happened to testify.

the national transportation safety board will hold a special hearing this morning to look into the high number of pedestrians that are killed on railroad tracks every year. they have as many as 940 people were hit on racetracks last year. you do the numbers. they average to almost three per day. locally, there have been only nine killed this year. we are tracking a developing story right now in san francisco. the search is on for an escaped inmate. >> we are live, the inmate took off the tracks? >> reporter: that's right. good morning, laura and sam. right now, the inmate, it started here at the hall of justice in the basement. every day inmates are looking for expert advice. one inmate is on the major arteries in the city. deputies lost sight of him from

that point on. he is on the run. he is 5'6," 180 pound. he was held on vials of drug trafficking and possession of a firearm. -- violation of drug trafficking and possession of a firearm. they immediately notified the law agency and u.s. marshalls. this is the second time in ten months something like this has happened. it was last june on a saturday morning when an inmate ran out of the door. the supervisors investigator at the time had lost him. at that time a few days later, someone reported an inmate was at a nearby homeless shelter. he was taken in this time for felony escape. at the time, they talked about reviewing the department's policies about this. we don't know if anything has changed since then, again, police are looking for this inmate. if you see someone, you are

asked not to approach them. call 911. >> thanks a lot, earlier, an inmate escaped from the custody of santa clara county sheriffs deputies. deputies are still looking for john l. carter. he is accused of child molestation. there is a $6,000 reward in connection with his arrest. cal-trans says it has no option but to say whether highway 84 along highway 1. they will delve into a fire hazard. they are asking them to mow that. they say they lack the man power. it is scheduled to start at 6:00 a.m. >> that's a little grain in part of the bay area. poor conditions, fought quite the same. >> no, certainly fought. but you know what, it has been so green and popular out there.

it's the rainy season so far. we need that snow pass. >> that is what we are lacking in every single system we are tracking at this point. you are looking leak warm systems. right now, we track a little activity. mostly north of sonoma county. temperatures will be comfortable and gradually the sun will break through those clouds. we are starting out at 50 degrees right here in san jose. 54 if san carlos. 50 degrees to check off the few day. overcast start, comfortable conditions, into your afternoon. we are looking really good. there are some signs of breaks in the clouds by 2:00 today. as we see temperatures in the upper 60s, a chance for the east shore. we are looking to get into the remandyer of the week with that warming trend we told you about. >> all right. let's look at this. we will start here. the lights have been turned on.

this is tuesday's commute. expect a heavy volume of traffic. we have our cameras outside the 101. we are picking up here as well. you can see a little more going, moisture in the air. sprinkles. now not a problem reported throughout the area. you see the speeds in nevada and all the way down towards the bay bridge, i showed you the lights on and the back-up on the approach. we have this one, look at that, it may have problems. 24, the second or third of the morning, the second record in the area. no information, unless they're on the shoulder. unless you look at the typical

pattern, now, north 101 we'll show you the volume of traffic holding the last two minutes. mostly cloudy over the next ten. back to you. >> thank you very much. companies are recalling 74,000 cases of organic products. amy's recalled vegable lasagna and pizza. they say it could be tainted with wisteria. so far no one got sick, but you can find the recall on nbcbay area.com. you haven't seen the last of its class. >> no, not only times two. let me say that. it's very possible. many of us squeeze some day will be more sophisticated. erick smith tells the "wall street journal," google continues to work on glass to make them better. in a way it's a

misunderstanding. google sold them to a select group of people to try them out and give feedback. they were not the final product. it came across that way. they say they tested the public testing of glass, not the actual idea. well, they are watching the situation if france early this morning. they are, nasdaq signed a five-day winning streak. that's what the fed needs to raise interest rates. the final days and arguments in pao, she is suing her former employer for sexual harassment. there you see other cases against other companies in the past few weeks, including facebook and twitter from as we listen to the perkins lawsuit as well. >> thank you very much. ladies, before you president on those thigh heels this morning,

think about this. a new study from sanford found high heels might make you walk like you've suddenly aged 20 years. researchers measured how hefty women walked with heel heights, they found your knees are more likely to be bent when your feet hit the ground. researchers say that makes you walk in a way similar to older women with arthritis. 5:53 right now. the usually very private actress and film maker angelina jolie released person nal use, after undergoing a double mastectomy, jolie says she's had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed. jolie says she underwent the procedure last week. she had an increased chance of ovarian cancer. the disease that killed her mother. right now jolie is undergoing hormone replacement. she says she is making it known

so other women will get tested. she writes in part, it is fought possible to remove all the risk, and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i will look for natural ways to strengthen my immune system. i feel feminine in the choice i am making for myself and my family so my children will never have to say, mom died of ovarian cancer. >> it takes a lot of courage to come out. thank you very much. some green on the radar so far today, you know what, the stories for this week, for more let's check your forecast. >> that's right. the heat is on. it's more than just politics heating up right now. our forecast will be very warm this afternoon. you know what, not as warm as where we are headed for your wednesday, thursday, you see 90 degrees. for today, taking your lunchtime hours, in san francisco, 63 in the trivalley and 64 degrees on

the east shore, rounding out the day in the upper 60s to low 70s, very comfortable. definitely lower than yesterday by a good 5 to 10 degrees. we will pack on an additional 10 for tomorrow, thursday, like i said, your first forecast is moments away. right now for your drive, here's mike. >> that will be a hot trend. we cool over here westbound, still over the last few. now looking at traffic off the bridge as well. look at your maps. we are talking about eastbound 92. we are fortunate on that onramp. 92 getting over towards 80. a crash north of 238. you are watching that build. here's the trivalley. it's a typical pattern. no surprises for the area.

south looks great, 101 slowing north towards the airport. a typical pattern. on a tuesday, now we are looking at life in minutes, a portion of the bay bridge on the toll plaza as you would have expected. it's completely full. back to you. >> thank you very much. a viral sensation from the men's basketball tournament now just to tell her side of the story. >> a lot of people see this image of the piccolo player for the villanova band. she was crying and trying to play music at the same time when her team lost in the ncaa tournament. she still managed to play it after the game nonetheless. last fight, she played a visit to the "tonight show." >> i was looking up on the jumbotron. i saw myself on it. all i canty about is my dad was at the game. i didn't want to to have him see me crying. then it turned into everyone saw me crying.

>> she's a good sport. she played with the band and received a swag. he found out she a taylor swift fan. he also got her to swift's upcoming world tour. not a bad combination. >> everyone needs a little more piccolo. after the brake, we are going to have a live report with the very latest information outer france, where a passenger plane has crashed. all those aboard are to the to be dead. a bay area woman vanishes. now they are looking into the possibility she was kidnapped for ransom. we'll be right back. .

a. >> an airbus pilot put out an sos reporting to air traffic control the plane was in distress, however, we don't know what kind of distress at this point. live tracker data shows a rapid dissent. they check the forecast for the