both giants and as kicking off their seasons. how you can take in the fun. and rain is here bringing snow to the sierra. the impact next. and we have heavy bouts of rain on the way. could produce localized flooding. and we use see snow right here in the bay area. that's all coming up. and i'm anthony slaughter p. tracking your morning traffic. we have an incident on the bay bridge. we'll get you up to speed. things moving pretty smoothly otherwise. looks good from this vantage point. the wind will be a factor. we'll tell you when. as monday, april 6, this is today in the bay. good morning and thanks for

joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and you can see the brain in the north part of the area. right now a break in the wet weather before a storm makes its way into the bay area in just a matter of hours. >> for a look at your micro climate forecast, let's kick things off with christina loren. >> winded a clouds for the most part today, and rain throughout tonight. except for up in the north bay, you might get showers between 12:00 and 4:00. but the heavier stuff in the north bay by 9:00 p.m.. storm system is very powerful and we're expecting a great deal of instability. some storms could produce lights thing and hail. it's not our only opportunity for rain in then near future. we'll check down your chances in

just moments. right now back to you. rain here means snow in the sierra, a welcome site not only for skiers and snow border, you about everyone living through the worst drought in the bay history. >> and nanette miranda joining us. >> reporter: for now a break from the same old same old as we expect rain later on today. we can expect a moderately strong storm. yesterday, the weather teased us a bit as rained lightly just enough to force drivers to turn on their wind shields. it made for a wet easter sunday, but that wasn't ligsly kely to tears egg hunts or people to attend church services.

san jose firefighters were called to a blaze on mclaughlin avenue late last night just off tulley road. an abandoned structure was on fire and crews could have used more rain to help dampen the fire. more than five hours later, you crews were still on the scene. fire crews say to help them this fire season, they need residents to make sure they have defensible space around the home. >> make sure they get at least 100 feet around the structures. on slopes, 300 feet. >> reporter: latest storm is great news for the mountains. 1 to 2 feet is expected later. it helps supply our drinking water later in the year. and after measurable rain, californians are not supposed to water their lawns for 48 hours. live in san jose, nanette

miranda, today in the bay. thanks for the reminder. and you can track the rain with our nbc bay area app, download it on your iphone or on your android devices for free. we are in early april. it's spring and also the start of baseball season. tens of to yous will brave t ss will brave the windy and cold temperatures for bay area baseball. >> today in the bay stephanie chuang live at at&t park. giants are on the road, however the ballpark behind you will still be buzzing tonight. . >> reporter: it will be. giants may be on the road in phoenix, but here fans can still support the orange and black and cheer together at the opening dwa vi day viewing park.

and it's free. so free and fun. over the weekend, we had the bay bridge series. giants won game three to win the entire series at 2-1. free season, guy aiants lost to as four times, but finished winning five of the last seven games and joe panik says is what really counts. >> if you look at our club, how we did the last week, that's what you want to look at. to get about first two week. every is getting feet back under them, guys rparen't playing eve day, so tough to get into a rhythm. guys are coming around, looking good, and that's what you want to look at going into the season. >> reporter: giants looking good. as looking good, too. giants may have won game three saturday, but it was barry zito who got most of the attention. standing o from the crowd. the 36-year-old cy young winner was back in the green addrend g

after being with oakland and of course leaving five years later to join the giants. zito is now headed to aaa nashville, but has good attitude about it. both games tonight start just after 7:00. of course viewing party here, make sure to layer up. could be pretty windy and maybe even wet, too. live at at&t park -- >> if you're in the cold, didn't matter if it's a drizzle or down pour, it's cold. thank you very much. we have complete coverage of opening night tonight and again fans will brave the wind and cold if bay area baseball. complete coverage coming up. the start of the season also comes with a touch of sadness this opening day. for giants and for as fans. mourning the loss of one of the most familiar voices in bay area sports. lon simmons died yesterday at 91 years old.

>> that one is way back, way back, way back. number 600 for willie mays. >> going way back there in the years column with a flare for the dramatic, simmons booming voice forever etched his name in the heart of millions. his voice became a sound track for the 49ers and as and his tell it good-bye call is now a signature line for the giants franchise. giant president said many fans, earlier memories were listening on my transitser radio. it ignited our passion for billion. he will be deeply missed. here is video from july of 2013 where simmons celebrated his 90th birthday by throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. he became a giant as announcer during the team's very first season in fran all tsan francis way back in 1958. he ultimately retired in 2002.

we have much more about his life and legacy on our web ssitewebs nbcbayarea.com. time to check the microclimate forecast as we look out our window, opening the drapes looking at san jose. die looking 23450is and clear, b but the rain is coming. >> good morning. hopefully you've had a fantastic easter sunday. we can did have a little bit of rainfall in the south bay, not much. most of the heavy stuff came through areas north of the golden gate bridge. we're at 37 degrees to start the day. the first of two cold fronts on the way to the bay area. we are getting into the coldest point of the day. so with the added moisture and showers, temperatures near freezing, wouldn't be surprised to see some patchy frost this morning. so keep that in mind and travel

cautiously especially taking the little ones back to school after a long spring break. otherwise we have a lot of kids also kicking off spring break for today. 41 degrees in the tri-valley, 42 good morning to you san jose, and 37 degrees, what a chilly start up in the north bay. temperatures as of lunch time will be in the upper 50s and we will round out the day in the low to mid 60s. i'll give you the time line for the showers and tell you how much we're expecting in your specific microclimate in the next report. but first, want to check your drive. >> good morning. we actually have a stall in an unfortunate spot. on the bay bridge toll plaza just past the metering lights. completes are on and things are slow, but the thing about it, there was a stall, a truck in fact a big rig that stalled out and as it's making its way over the bridge, that's keeping things slow because they're trying to get that big truck off of the bridge. so you can see not only is it

slow, but once you get past treasure island, it continues stop and go. so that's the one spot things are looking pretty good. the other spot the 680 south at mission boulevard, there was a three car accident headed over to 880. looks like it's slow also through pleasanton. let's take you outside p there are the cars starting to pile in, but the good news, no accidents. of course the big spot right now the bay bridge folks trying to get into san francisco. always a slow spot. when you add a stall, makes it worse. >> and the timing, too. it happened at 5:00, a little easier. >> exactly. in the heart of rush. >> thank you very much. 6:10. >> still ahead, guilty or not guilty? the fate of the accused boston marathon bomber. right now in the hands of the jury. could be a rough day for your money and tough question

for edward snowden from an thush source. . a live look outside. there is the aforementioned bay bridge. a buildup as an anthony was describing. we'll have an update after the break.

i'm tracking a powerful storm system on the way to the bay area as of tonight. into tomorrow. we're talking about

thunderstorms, heavy downpours, and even some snowfall expected right here in the bay area. all the details in just moments. here is a look at the day's top stories. as early as today, jurors could deliver a verdict in the boston bombing trial. if convicted, tsarnaev might face the death penalty. and investigators are trying to determine whether a woman they say tried to set another person on fire is tied to other recent crimes. an off gduty firefighter tacklet woman as she tried to throw lighter fluid another victim. sf sf and baseball is back, as at the coliseum and giants this arizona. >> it won't be a cracker jack day for the stock market. >> big concern over the sudden turn for the economy.

>> a turn downwards. friday just 126,000 new jobs add in the month of march, that's a lousy number since the best gains since 1999. the apple watch is available for pre-order friday. prices range from a few hundred dollars for the rubber sport version to thousands of dollars. now, what you're not going to see this time around is lirns outside the apple stores when the watch actually goes on sale. temperature he will wa apple wants you you it reorder the watch only, not buy at the store at least not to begin with. john oliver who now has his own show on hbo interviewed edward snowden last night. oliver has done a great job as a journalist when though like jon stewart he says he's in the a journalist. shear oll

here is him asking snowden did you read the sensitive documents. >> how much of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all the documents. >> you've read every single one shall. >> well, i do understand what i turned over. >> but there is a difference between understanding what is in the document and reading what is in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> well, when you're handing' over thousands of nsa documents, last thing you want to do is read them. >> i think it's fair to be concerned about did this person do enough, were they careful enough. >> essentially are were you handling material like yyou kno you're handling. >> snowden handed over the documents to a series of journalists and to some agree worked with the agreement to go over the documents. so a fair question. can it you read the things that you sent out to the world? >> right. i mean things that could have potentially put us in dank ger.

>> and the people in the documents, as well. >> a, is that corresnarky inter. >> but a great one. people will have a chance to chime this to a controversial new fireplace ban. the quality management district wants to ban all wood burning fireplaces effective this most of. tonight's meeting at the redwood city public library. map in a and alameda counties are tomorrow and thursday. i'm to check your microclimate forecast fp as we take a look at the city by the bay. the entire area expected to receive rain this evening and maybe even snow closer to home. >> mount hamilton, everybody gets tip city whenever we have the chance for snow.

mike always points out they close the road when it snows. so keep in mind you'll still be able to probably see that as we wake up on wednesday morning and cloud s clear out, i'm expectin a dusting of snow. the first time this year that we've had that opportunity. 42 degrees, chilly start to the day. that's the peninsula, same temperature to start the day in the south bay. we're at 41 in the tri-valley, 48 even falling into the 40s in san francisco. pull out that jacket today. if you live in the north bay, keep the the umbrella by your side, as well. let me show you your day part forecast for the back to work monday. 56 in the north bay by lunchtime with showers rolling through. as we head throughout the day, most of us in the pif50s at noo and then 4:00, low to mid-60s. that is jacket weather. here is the timing of the next round of rainfall. i stop the clock for you at 1:00

p.m., light shower activity up in the north bay. stop it again for you heavier stuff starts to move through. monday at 10:00 p.m., you might want to take a look at this, just to give you an idea of when the heaviest rainfall is coming your way. that's tonight at 10:00, areas to the north of the goeddlden g bridge. tuesday at 3:00 a.m., over the santa cruz mountains, dangerous driving conditions at that point. if you're an early riser, just travel very cautiously. i stop it for you again at 5:00 a.m., still tracking some pretty heavy downpour in the south bay and we continue to advance by 8:00. the heavy stuff moves out, but we'll still see light on and off activity as we head throughout the day. and then i stop the clock for you wednesday, about 12:00 a.m. into 3:00 a.m., things start to clear out. rain estimate for where you live

looking good. over an inch expected in the north bay. over an inch for palo alto and same for us here in the south bay. meanwhile walnut creek, 0.8. and not our only chance for rain this week. we'll get a new thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow. midsection of the week, temperatures stay steady starting to climb a little bit with another chance for rain as we meet back here on friday. so overall, april thundershowers looking pretty good at least for the first couple week. and you know what they bring, april showers bring what? >> may flowers. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> i love that. a little elementary school rhyme. all right. wanted to show you the metering lights at the bay brink because we actually have a stall. an earlier stall, big rig actually stalled out making its way over to the san francisco side. but it stalled and now we're not only looking at the typical slowing, but an added slowdown just because crews are trying to get the big rig off of the bridge and clear the lanes.

let's show you the maps. you can see a better story. all the way past treasure island into san francisco, continues to remain slow. the other trouble spot 680 south at mission boulevard heading to 880, there was a three car accident here. and coming also 680 through pleasantton, stop and go in this location. south bay, better news. lots of green. again typical slow spots we find 101 northbound as you get through santa clara, this always bogs down. and we're starting to find cars starting to pile in here as we take you outside, you can see for yourself, but no major problems. even for this time of morning. not too bad coming through 101. so we'll continue to track that stall. back to you. time 6:21. still ahead on today in the bae, reunited with man's best friend

or pup. how this guy was found more than two years after vanishing from its owner's back yard. >> look at that face p. and look at this picture of the bay bridge this morning as the sun begins to brighten up. and look at this picture of the

take a live look at this picture from one of our san jose windows. looks like traffic moving nicely ands sky so bright and clear, but we know the rain is coming and the wind, too. so it all comes down to tonight from 68 teams, the ncaa men's basketball tournament is down to just two, my bracket gone from day one. >> most people's brackets pretty much busted at this point. kentucky lost. tonight duke will square off against the wisconsin badgers who won and are on an emotional high after dweegt tending the k ear bid at a perfect season. they would have been the first to go 40-0 if they would have won the national championship. duke has some experience against wisconsin. they beat the badgers by ten points, but halves that was in december. new game now. happy reunion 2 1/2 years in also maig making.

the moral of the story, get your job a micro chip. it started when sweetie escaped from her family home outside tucson in 2012. she was found by workers inside of a warehouse this past week. they took her to the humane society. >> we scanned the dog for a micro chip and it did come up with one. we charactered the micro chip company and it was registered. so we were a able to get in touch with the owners. >> it did take a little while, but suitity and her family are now reunited. how she actually ended up so far from home is still a miss have i. >> she's waiting to tell her story. >> we're waiting for the book, yeah. the time is 6:26. still ahead, markets reacting for the first time since some disappointing job numbers released on friday. we'll take an early look with scott mcgrew. plus an apology from "rolling stone," why the magazine is finally backtracking from its story on a college campus rape.

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morning. we'll get you up to speed with what is happening there and across the rest of the bay. other accidents starting to stack up. looks like it will be a tough kay on the mday on the maa lousy jobs report. let's go to the nasdaq, as well. zebra, don't know them, but business getting under way. a live look outside as we look at at&t park where fans will be watching with hopes and dreams tonights a the giants take on their first game of the season. today is monday, april 6. this is "today in the bay". we're happy you're with us here on this monday morning. >> developing news right now, ken i can ken i can't launching a military response to last week's college

miscarry. kenyan warplanes fired on islamic hill tanmilitants targe shabaab. 148 people were murdered in the has carry at garissa, most christians, most students. well take a quick look right now at today's top stories in the courtroom. today jurors could decide the fate of suspect abouted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. closing arguments take place this morning. a court hearing today for the man accused of killing three north carolina college students, family members say they were killed because they were muslim. today's hearing will determine whether craig hicks is eligible for the death penalty. and another high profile case coming from the boston air. defense attorneys could rest hair case as soon as today in the aaron hernandez murder trial. or early with the patriot, when police arrested him in 2013.

the prosecution spent two months quouts lining its case. the defense is expected to take about one day with jury twldelis to follow. "rolling stone" issued a retraction and at the same time a critique of the article is exexamined missteps "rolling stone" made. police have cleared everyone involved. it's a microclimate forecast at 6:32 that will affect everybody. at least when we're talking about that rain. give and you live look outside. san jose, man, we most certainly need all the rain we can get. christina loren joining us. and those totals should be pretty substantial come tomorrow. >> they're looking really good every time i check. good morning to you. hopefully you had a fantastic

easter vacation. a couple days for us. we had saturday and sunday. back to the grind today. maybe your kids are headed back to school. everything is pretty calm on the weather front. a little patch dhi frost is possible he is sshlly because we did receive significant moig moisture yesterday in places like pacifica, half moon bay,or ich o orinda. tonight the real active begins. so turn the sprinklers off for tomorrow. but look at this, temperatures are looking good. 37 in the north bay, 48 in san francisco, 41 in the tri-valley. let's me take your day part forecast. as you head throughout lunchtime, temperatures will climb into the upper 50s. that's when the wind will start to intensify, as well. expecting pretty fierce wind by the end of the day as that storm system comes through. then by about 4:00, we're expecting temperatures in the mid-60s just about everywhere and our first shower starting up

in the north bay. clouds came, rain tonight, also that wind on the way for this afternoon. thunderstorms in the forecast, i'm going to show you who has the best chance for this, plus it's not our only opportunity for rain this week. we'll talk more about that in your main forecast. and i can't wait to tell you about this, low snow. my first opportunity to talk about this all season long. when the rain and snow mix, might fall over in the bayer in my next report. right now, want to get you out the front door on a good note. >> let's talk about the bay bridge. this is a stop and go shot of the bay bridge. folks on the bay bridge, yes, if you're using this route, unfortunately, it will be a slow go because of an earlier stall of a big rig about an hour ago just past the treasure island location. and look he maps, you can see you will the red fresh island

into san francisco. so again, a slow spot on a monday. the other spot to keep in mind east bay, 680 south, a three car accident at mission boulevard keeping things slow up to about 238. then thing patchy. south bay, no big problems. palo alto, we'll show you what it's looking like there. lights are on, but again you can see tearily light. probably a few more folks still on spring break. 6:35. we might be watching this with one eye open. it could be a little rough, the markets have been open for a few minutes now. >> a look at those numbers with scott mcgrew. >> i find using a strobe light helps a lot. we're not doing as badly as expected. dow off about 90 points. actually beginning to recover. you can see it beginning to axle rates. that doesn't mean we won't have a rough day. but so far, so good. the reason for the roughness,

guys, we have the jobs full on friday, it was 126,000, not nearly as good as the months and months and months of 200 plus we've had. and there is concern that the economy may have taken a turn. we'll see how thefully just ahi. could be. rapper accused of robbery, the details coming up. sgla and a nice clear look there. sun coming up on this monday morning. cooler temps to greet you. christina has all the changes in the weather coming up.

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heard a loud crashing noise. as materials fell from the ceiling, people began running away. 14 people were hit with debris, one person is in serious condition this morning. and one person dead, four others hurt after a car slammed in to a tour bus in southern california. this crash happened around 7:00 last night in san bernardino county. witnesses say the car veered into the bus. the driver of the car died. four bus passengers were treated for minor injuries. the cause of the accident is under investigation p. ais being accused in a late night robbery. a man says he was robbed at gunpoint by dmx and his entourage. he had struck up an conversation with him and an associate pulled out a hand gun and demanded money. police have not made any arrests in that case.

6:39. doing up up, a bay area musician caught in a cross fire and what police are doing to try to catch a killer. and sierra snow, the impact tonight's storm could have. and baseball is back as we look live at at&t park this morning. both giants and as kicking offseas offseasons.

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more rain is on the way. a live look at doppler radar. dry now, but this time tomorrow morning, we could be seeing serious rain. >> rain here means snow in the sierra and welcome sight for not only skiers and snow borders, but everyone in california living through one of the worst gro droughts in state history. in a then miles per ho nanette miranda joining us live. >> reporter: good morning. firefighters are expecting a rough fire season this season. and are expecting an early one, too, because the vegetation is so dry and flammable right now. take a look at the weeds here around me. this is just an example of dry conditions. yesterday's rainfall was hardly enough as you said to make a dent in our drought. it was really just a teaser. in some spots drivers were

forced to turn on their wind shield wipers making for a somewhat wet easter sunday. san jose fire crews, though, could have used more rain last night to help dampen a building fire. the abandoned structure burned all night. crews say this might be a preview of things to come. >> what we'll expect this year is we'll have a pretty heavy fire season with a lot of the one hour fuel is our tall grasses that are kimd of the tinder that helps start the bigger fires. >> reporter: the coming storm tonight is supposed to bring 1 to 2 feet of snow to the sierra. the show pack helps provide our drinking water as the snow melts later in the year. this is also a good time to remind everyone that 48 hours after measurable rain, you are not supposed to water your lawns until 48 hours has passed.

in nanette miranda, today in the bae. so the question now, will tonight's storm put a damper on opening day here in the what i area. ste right now, we'll look at the microclimate forecast. our favorite color you can green. >> hills are still gldegree, ani love going for hikes. and it's really going to be lovely out there. we'll stay nice and green courtesy of the storm system. wait until i show you tahoe live in a moment. first i'll take you through your day part forecast. 37 degrees north bay. it's chilly. a little patchy frost possible in the tri-valley and north bay for this morning. as we head you through the next hour, it is the coldest point of the day and if we have precipitation on the map at this

point tomorrow morning, we could be talking about snow right here in the day area. i'll talk about that in a moment. for today, showers starting this the north bay mostly. afternoon noon, noon on 4:00, first showers. cool enough for a jacket. look at this, sierra nevada snow. something we need so desperately. all the way down to lake level picking p up 6 inches. more tonight and into tomorrow morning. when it comes to the potential for flurries, elevation 3486 feet, i think you will see some flurries. look at what we could get on top of mount hamilton, 3 to 6 inches of snowfall with a cold system. snow levels will fall to 4,000 feet. and like i said before, a lot of the stuff will come through during the coldest point of the

day making that chance even greater. let's me take you through your future cast and show you what we are expecting. getting into tonight, 11:00, heavy moisture. that will press south. when we meet back here tomorrow morning, likely tracking the heaviest rainfalls in the south bay. i take you into tuesday and wednesday, and you can see overnight, things will start to be pretty heavy. then they start to let up between tuesday morning and early wednesday. but still getting on and off light activity over the course of your tuesday afternoon into your wednesday. but i just want to make sure this is nice and clear for you. heaviest rainfall expected overnight into tomorrow morning. and look at what some of the models are projecting. over an eventual possible up in santa rose, same for palo alto. and right here in the south bay, looking towards over an inch of rain. so i'm certainly happy about

this. i know a lot of you are, as well. in addition to the rainfall, we could get thunderstorm activity. and wednesday into thursday, a little bit of a break about t. t temperatures start to warm up and then our next opportunity arrives. so tomorrow we'll be here tlaking ttla tracking the storm for you minute by minute. i can get right down to the street level, so stick with us. right now let's check your drive. >> i'm happy about it, you're happy about it, mike was so happy, he took off. yep, we're all happy about it. you can see this shot at the bay bridge approach, this is coming over past metering lights and you can see how it is still very slow going across the bridge because of an earlier stall about an hour ago. yeah, it is still recovering here. so this is going to be one of those slow spots. we switch over and show you the maps. you can see the backup all the way past emeryville threw berkeley. once you get to tmaze, a slow g

into san francisco. another spot, coming through 680 south, there was an accident at mission boulevard. and this is exacerbating the slowdown through pleasanton and past 238. elsewhere, things flowing pretty good across san jose. 3 palo alto, as well. let's take you outside. not all that bad here this monday morning. we have the cars coming through. but the good news, not that many this morning. so again just watch out on the bay bridge approach recovering from the stall making its way through. guilty or monot? the jury in the boston bombing trial could begin dlib blaelibe as earlies today. chris pollone is live in boston. the biggest question here could be death penalty or no death

penalty. >> reporter: that's right. and as you mentioned, we had expected closing arguments would begin around 9:00 local time here in boston. but they have been delayed. tsarnaev is in court now, but his attorneys are not. it looks like there is some sort of conference going on with the judge. tsarnaev faces 30 counts in connection with the boston marathon bombing. the shooting of a m.i.t. police officer. 17 of the 30 charges could bring the death penalty. after testimony from 95 witnesses in the dzhokhar tsarnaev trial, the only word that matters will soon belong to the jury. guilty or not guilty. attorneys for the government and tsarnaev make their final pleas this morning in closing arts and 12 out of the 18 jurors will deliberate. likely tsarnaev will be convicted. during opening statements, he admitted through his lawyers that did he take part ht

bombings. those blasts killed three people. more than 240 were injured. from the beginning, tsarnaev's defense team has said its goal is too keep him from being put to death. they pin the blame on his older brother, tamerlan, as the mastermind of the attack. establishing that dzhokhar's fingerprint s weren't found on some bomb come components. >> to the extent that they can establish tamerlan was the leader, that leads very well in their defense to establish that dzhokhar was radicalized and the least culpable. >> reporter: if the jury finds tsarnaev guilty of any of the death penalty charges that would launch another trial that would take place after this one concludes. both sides would be able to call witnesses essentially arguing for tsarnaev to be put to death or for him not to be put to

death. the jury would then decide on that, as well. chris pollone live in boston. sam, back to you. >> such an emotionally charged case. thank you so much. firefighter tackle as woman trying to set another person on fire and now investigators are wondering if she's behind a number of other crimes in the north bay. the attack happened just off panoramic highway. officers say an off duty marin county firefighter saw the woman throwing light are fluid on a 50-year-old victim p the firefighter tackled the woman before she could set the woman on fire. not only was there a fire on that the property, the house was also vandalized with spray painted rapist and murderer scrolled along the house. the woman who was tackled is now in police custody. this morning there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a gunman who shot and killed a musician in oakland. police say the musician was in the wrong place at the wrong

time. the shooting p happened early yesterday morning outside the golden bull bar on 14th street. police say two men got into a fight and one came back with a gun and started shooting. the 26-year-old victim who had just performed at that bar was hit in the crossfire. the gunman and intended target took off. another man was also hurt. but he is expected to be okay. well, his voice is synonymous with bay area sports. this morning the sports world is remembering the great lon simmons. he guide at t he died yesterday at the achlg 91. >> way badck, number 600 for willie mays. >> simmons' dry wit and booming voice was the sound track.

simmons became announcer during the first season in san francisco back in 1958. his career spanned six decades. to hear more of his calls, visit nbcbayarea.com and you'll find a link to hear more of his calls. inducted in to baseball's hall of page in 2000 #, lop simmons never got to call a world series win for the san francisco giants who now have three championships to their name. today they begin their long jurnfuljurn ful journey to number four. and stephanie chuang is with us. the wait is finally over. both guymentiants and as in act tonight. >> reporter: that's right. as fans get to kick off the regular season at home. no such luck for giants fans. they're on the road. but they have a second best option, they can come to at&t for the free opening day.

in in the preseason, giants lost more than 20 games while the as won more than 20, when you mats cain say it's the days leading up to the regular season that truly hear. >> spring training can always be skewed, but guys playing good at the end. which we'll start getting it going, getting ready for the season. >> reporter: barry sooef tzito heading to aaa nashville, but the cy young winner got a standing o from the crowd with a one, two, three sixth inning. zito was with oakland, left five years later to join the giants. both games start after 7:00 tonight. could be very windy, maybe wet weather tonight, so whether

you're headed to odot coe or coming here, layer up. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >> wearing green very bravely outside at&t park. >> she's the rooting for both teams, though. thank you very much. well, we do have complete coverage of the openers all day long on air and online nbcbayarea.com. big day on the diamond also for investors who are just now getting a chance to rebeing aaa lackluster job numbers. >> and we're seeing unexpected. >> the dow industrials, app p s&p 500, nasdaq all moving in to the positive despite the fact futures called for an absolute drubbing on the open. on friday, markets were closed, but we found out the american economy aided just 126,000 jobs in the month of march.

shares of tesla are coming well. up better than #%. it sold a record number of model s sedans. elon musk says he'll have a noncar related announcement. we suspect a home battery. john oliver interviewed edward snowden last night. among the tough questions, did snowden read everything he released. the answer, not really. though snowden points out the material was vetted out p by journalists. and he also says u.s. government routinely monitors our e-mail and mentions g-mail in particular. we'll try to get reaction there google late ar this morning p. thank you very much. one final check of the top stories. are jurors could deliver a verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial.

if convicted, tsarnaev could face the death penalty. and earthquakes raised horn $10,500,000 f o $10,500 for the family of the officer killed in the line of duty. p. and wind, chilly temperatures, snow headed our way. the most complete change is rain and there is a lot more on the way. coming storm also expected to bring one to two feet of snow in the sierra and christina has been saying even maybe a dusting on our local tops. >> yeah, maybe 3 to 6 inches on mounts hamilton. and we have a camera up there, so we'll show that yw you that does happen. we have a mostly clear sky. temperatures are chilly. grab a jacket. we'll be in the upper activities by lunchtime. with the first showers arriving in the north bay between 12:00 and 4:00. and p temperatures are going to be cool all day. by tonight, heavy rain hooves in

and we'll be tracking that for you minute by minute tomorrow morning on "today in the bay". >> thank you vyou very much. you have some little ones. >> yeah, bundle them up. showers across the easter egg hunt. i want to show you the bay bridge approach. because of the stall we had earlier, this has been the trend and you would day long. so stop and go approaching the maze. once you get over the bridge, past treasure island, it does improve. the stall was about 5:00 this morning, so that's just recovering. taking a long time there. another spot to keep an eye on is this east bay over here near pleasant pleasanton, you see the accident there, a three car accident near mission boulevard before still trying to clear the lanes. those are the two spots to watch

out for. every else, looking pretty good. >> that's what's happening. we're back with you at 7:25. >> and also join us for bay area news at 11:00. good morning. retracted. "rolling stone" magazine apologizes for and pulls the article about an alleged sexual assault at the university of virginia after an independent review cites serious lapses in its reporting. why is the article's author being allowed to keep her job? once in a lifetime opportunity, that is what president obama is calling the nuclear agreement with iran. committing to stand by israel despite concerns from benjamin netanyahu and members of congress. poisoned in paradise. members of a delaware family on vacation in