test. test. to help make sure that sds frequent drivers, people who are on the road hours at a time every day know how to drive safely around her streets. the bicycle coalition says san francisco taxi drivers are required to attend a safety

class once a year. so far ride sharing companies are not providing the same kind of training to drivers. following the death of a prominent trader. on a friglight from oakland. richard was found crying and moaning ten minutes before it was supposed to land if orange county last september. we have obtained this home video of him. he suffered a pulmonary embolism smep said southwest treated her husband as if he was causing a disturbance rather than providing the medical aid that he needed. >> i don't know what they thought. i don't know. i just want answers. i want the truth. i want the truth to come out. and i want southwest to take responsibility for what they did. >> a southwest spokesperson says the flight attendant handled the situation appropriately and professional

professionally. we have been talking a lot about the drought recently and possible new stricter restrictions headed our way. the city council will meet to talk about what sort of action san jose is going to take. the city wants to declare 25% water shortage keeping in line with the governor's call for 25% statewide water reduction. the city wants to limit outdoor watering to two days a week. yet anotherity stepping in to figure out what to do. mandatory water cuts issued by the governor, yesterday a state appeals court ruled a tiered water rate structure used by the city of san one. the city in orange county used it by charging customers who use more water at a higher rate. several citizens in the bay area including east bay mud use tiered rates. it's not clear how the ruling will affect those agency. governor brown is lashing out at the ruling saying state lawyers are reviewing the decision.

every single day of rain we can get is a precious one. we might have more than one this week. >> that could be great news. >> we have this unsettled pattern as we head throughout this week. good morning, sam and laura. everybody at home, happy tuesday. and so basically the deal is that jet stream stays right where it is. we have about a 10% to 20% chance of showers each and every day. as we head throughout this weekend that chance will continual of the way into early next week, as a matter of fact. but after that, it's not looking that great for us. we do constantly urge you, please continue to conserve that water. 54% in oakland. 54 in san carlos to start. waking up at 56 in beautiful san jose for today. weather story of the day is this. cloudy with a little bit of drizzle. you might see a rainbow or two with all that moisture in our atmosphere. as we head throughout the next couple of days that mountain thunder, even over our hillsides, is expected to rumble. so keep that in mind. i'm going to show you the best opportunities coming up in your main forecast just moments away.

but for today as you are pulling out that wardrobe trying to pick out something nice to wear, keep in mind it's going to be on the chilly side. 61 degrees in san francisco. meanwhile, hit the low 70s in the north bay and tri-valley today. 68 degrees in the south bay. i'll show you that future cast in a moment. right now i want to say happy tuesday morning. check the driving conditions. here's mike inouye. >> christina said watch out for rainbows. watch out for rainbows. i'm sorry. it was a tone thing there. bay bridge, smooth drive. low cloud cover over san francisco. not a problem but there's a lot of moisture in the air. you may get mist or drizzle from time to time. looking over toward our maps. first, the bay bridge and then zoom out. bay bridge, golden gate bridge not a problem into and out of san francisco. green pretty much all over the maps. green means you're close to the speed limit or maybe above for a lot the the crash at hercules is off the roadway. no injuries but there is a car

down the roadway and waiting for a tow truck to arrive. in is the center divide. pretty bad damage to a car that hit the center divider. there's some slowing around bailey. no lanes are blocked but there is a little activity there and a little distraction and slowing out of the altamont pass. crash on the byron highway. not on the freeway. and over here on the highway 101 area, palo alto looks clear. back to you. they were cheering for mike. they were cheering for golden gate. 2-0, oracle arena was rocking last night. the warriors won big against the pelicans. >> nice moment last night. final score, 97-87. >> war year riors are heading t big easy. >> the new orleans coach complained about the noise in the arena after game one. he said he's not sure that the

d desi believe level is legal. >> the louder, they play better. >> exactly. >> they get excited off of us. and, you know, all the noise and the excitement. >> love it. love it. >> it's awesome. we love it. >> the coach was complaining about the noise on saturday. aw. >> was it the coach from the other team? >> that's too bad. aw. we're sorry. >> oh, well. >> not. >> they can have their own comedy routine. the warriors will play the next two games in new orleans on thursday and saturday. if necessary, game five will be on tuesday in oakland. coming up, he's been found guilty, but what is his fate? the penalty phase in the case against the boston marathon bomber begins today. plus, google as we know it is about to drastically change. details on the transformation, still ahead.

authorities have arrested the captain and a crew member aboard a boat that capsized in the mediterranean killing as many as 900 people. this happened just off the coast of tripoli sunday. that boat was carrying migrants from libya.

only 27 people have been rescued so far. the eu says it will expand efforts to prevent immigrants from flee european shores. in a few hours the prosecute irs will layout case to execute boston marathon bomber tsarnaev. defense attorneys will argue tsarnaev was following the plan of his older brother aer lynn, who authorities killed in a shootout. the penalty phase is expected to last several weeks. a hayward man is out of custody after pleading not guilty yesterday to unlawful entry at the white house. secret service agents quickly detained jerome hunt sunday when they say he jumped the fence on the south lawn. hunt faces a misdemeanor charge that could land him in jail for six months and required to undergo a mental health assessment. there's been karm bedden, snow mageddomageddon. they are going to push sites

that are mobile friendly to the top. the program by google is encouraging companies to adapt sites by mobile. turkey may be harder to come by because of a bird flu outbreak in 12 states. >> we turn to landon daowdy liv at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> there could be more green arrows at the opening bell on wall street today after stocks rallied monday recovering most of friday's losses. reacting to positive earnings reports and china's new plan to stimulate economy. it's another busy day for earning earning. me hear from dupont, verizon, and chip pouotlchipotle. hormel says it's likely it will sell west turkey because of a spreading bird flu outbreak. forced to kill more than 2 million turkeys since march. mostly in minnesota where hormel is based. the company can't say whether

price or the thanksgiving season will be effected. and twitter unveils a new feature to send a direct message to someone else without having to follow them first. it's not although. you will still have to opt in to the service. twitter's also filing for a trademark on the term tweet storm or a linked series of tweets. sam and laura, back over to you. >> thank you very much. the keys to a meaningful life. don't we all want to know about that? >> that's what oprah winfrey was asked to give students and faculty at stanford last night. hundreds of people welcomed her to campus with an standing ovation i side the memorial church on campus. oprah spoke about what she finds important in life, things like choosing love over fear, becoming self aware, and if you ever lose sight of your goals or need to be grounded, be grateful for every breath you have. she also spoke about how interviewing sthothousands of pe changed her life. >> i am one who blooelieves in sharing of stories.

i believe in the process of sharing, period, because i know that all life gets better when you share it. >> oprah was invited to stanford for the annual event honoring the late law professor harry ras pin. he used to give his renowned last lecture at the students at the university every spring from the 1930s to 1950s. now influential people are invited to speak in his honor. >> big names on that list. william shatner, aka captain kirk, wants to save california from the drought. he's going to use kick starter to fund it. shatner wants to raise $30 billion to build a water pipeline from the seattle area all of the way to california. the pipeline would run alongside interstate 5 and it's an idea that's been floated before. in the 1970s california water officials talked about taking water from the pacific northwest to california. shatner says that raising $30 billion may not work but the effort will another least raise national awareness about our

drought situation. >> shatner may not realize all is not necessarily greener in the pacific northwest. there are seven counts in oregon where drought has been declared this year. governor kate brown added two new candidaounties on the list. last year they had nine. drought conditions are a problem we've been facing. uplifting news now. at least this week shows some promise. let's invite in christina loren for that. >> thanks for the invite. good morning. 54 to start the day in oakland. 54 in san carlos. same for san francisco this morning. really we can do our part. it's always kind of a drag to hear all of these stories about the drought but the more you conserve the better off we are, will be. that's the good news for us. we still have a little bit of power in the situation. cloudy start for today. cool with some drizzle. definitely not a drought busting storm system that's going to come through for today. nor is the one that we're

expecting late own this week. so remember, you always want to watch how much water you're using and turn it off whenever you can. as we head throughout the day today, cloudy starts is going to make way for nice afternoon temperatures. even with that moisture in the forecast. i want to give you an idea of what you can expect where you might need to pull out your umbrella later today. that's at the immediate coast at 11:00 a.m. with the better chance of showers at the end of the day. south bay, expect the light showers to continue. nothing heavy but definitely enough to where if you're wearing something nice protect it. getting into your thursday we have another slight chance for showers late thursday into friday. then by this weekend we are always thinking about the weekend here, we have a really nice weekend. but two sides coming your way to this weekend. by this saturday, temperatures are going to be on the cool side. and then we have a better chance for rain for sunday. you can always check your seven-day forecast scrolling at the bottom of your screen for your specific microclimate.

it's much different in san francisco than hear in the south bay, for example. 62 in san francisco today. hit about 70 here in beautiful san jose. back to you. >> sounds like a great day to get out and about. saying you live a healthy lifestyle is one to save on your life insurance policy. one company wants you to prove it. john hancock says policyholders who wear a fitness tracker can get a discount. the company will provide a free monitor to track physical activity. it tracks other activity like doctor appointments. coming up next, a fugitive wanted for murder taken down by the police chief. we're going to show you the bruise to prove it, coming up. we're looking over here to oakland where i just saw a traffic break on the northbound side. even though the lanes were cleared of overnight construction, we still have crews in the area. i'll give you the latest, coming up.

tuesday, it is monday blues behind us. bay bridge there from the distance. like the gis wilistening. it's 4:54. san jose's top cop got his hands dirty. police chief tackled a murder suspect trying to get away. the chief gave us these photos last night. torn shirt there, small bruise,

san jose pd says the suspect was brought in for questioning yesterday. that's when he made a run for it while in handcuffs. chief saw that arias was running and then sprang into action taking him down. chief says, quote, i was just doing my job. here's a look at the suspect. police say arias has been a fugitive for murder since 2009. interesting mug shot there. >> i think the chief was there to serve and protect as well. >> what he does. not just an office job. >> no, not a chance. 4:55. also not an office job, more like a road job of sorts. mike inouye joining us. >> it looks like i'm standing on the roadway sometimes, too. i tell the kids at home i'm not really standing in the middle of the freeway. don't do that. looking over here toward oakland. freeway moves smoothly. once they did clear that equipment i saw for a few minutes a quick traffic break northbound at the coliseum. traveling north from there, slowing on our sensors as we look at -- hold on a second. by the clock down there, more flashing lights. not a traffic break though.

just more crews. back to the maps. thank you for holding on that bep had slowing as well. bottom of your screen by the arrow pointing up we do have a little slowing northbound. southbound slowing from 980 cleared towards 23rd where there was another crew over night and doing a full closure as they have been for the last week. we zoom out and overall things are moving smoothly. crash eastbound out of hercules coming skyway off the roadway for activity baitiwaiting for a truck. still blocking a fast lane. crews consolidated on the center divide, speeds have improved a bit. as we zoom out the rest of your bay looking good north of the san mateo bridge and interstate 580 coming out of the altamont pass. south bay, overnight construction crews. a lot of them. not really blocking the freeway much. it's mostly on and off-ramps getting a little extra work there at 280, 880, 85 and 17. this time of the morning can't we do with a little extra work? >> mike, you know what, you might be a sci-fi guy.

how about this? science fiction just got a little more real with a the latest state-of-the-art humanoid robot. meets hahn, robot wowing crowds at the hong kong electronics fair. hahn's human expressions are human like. he smiles, winses, frowns, link, all controlled with an app on your phone. who is freaked out right now? raise your hand. >> it's scary. >> hahn can hold simple interactive conversations. >> i think that's a little frightening. 4:57. putting life over grades. peninsula high school is ready to do something new to ease the academic pressure on students. but will it hurt more than help? plus, a major announcement involving super bowl 50. we'll have much more. right

fights off an attempted kidnapper on the peninsula. the latest on the investigation. plus, a popular bay area

hospital closing its doors today. it will impact up to a quarter million people. good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. light showers and drizzle on the way for today. then we might see some thunderstorms as we head throughout this afternoon into tomorrow. full details in your microclimate in just moments. we still have the flashing lights and road crews on the nimitz freeway. another incident for another popular east bay freeway. taking a live look outside from the south bay this morning. downtown san jose. it's tuesday, april 21st. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning the thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning, redwood city police are on the lookout for two people who tried to kidnap a woman last night. >> kris sanchez is live outside of police headquarters. good news here is that woman was able to get away, right? >> ri