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? >> right. she manled to get away by

yelling and fighting off her would be abductors. the really scary thing not just for her but for the rest of us is that she was doing something many of us do, just dashing out to the car to grab something at night. now, it happened near the intersection of clinton street and lincoln avenue in redwood city in what is a pretty densely populated neighborhood. maybe that's why she felt safe doing it. redwood city police say it was about 9:30 went the woman went out to the street to get something from her car. while she was doing that she was grabbed by a man she did not know. she screamed and fought off that suspect who she told police believed, she believed was trying to kidnap her. she got away in a dark colored vehicle driven by another man. now, while redwood city police are not releasing more specific suspect or vehicle descriptions this morning they say if you know anything about this incident at clinton and lincoln avenue to give them a call. if you don't live in redwood city, same safety tips apply anywhere around the bay area. if you're going out to your car at night, be aware of your

surroundings and consider taking another person with you. in redwood city, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." the san jose police department wants to update the way the officers track crime in the city. they've been using software that analyzes crime reports and uses the data to determine whether officers should be deployed. that software is now about ten years old. tonight the department will ask the city council to buy a new crime mapping software. the new software would update crime reports in realtime compared to 24-hour delay with the current software. new signs in the sjpd is having a tough time retaining newly trained officers. nbc bay area learned two cadets are leaving just days after graduation. one cadet departed the day after take tag oath. sources say he left for the hayward police department and a second cadet went back to his old job as an air conditioning repairman. crimes jump fred 6 in february to 28 in march.

doctors medical center in san a blow is closing doors after serving the community for more than six decades. >> that hospital served primarily poor patients shs parkts who now need to find a new place to receive care. "today in the bay's" stephanie trong is live with more details on where they can go now, steph. good morning. >> food morning, sam and laura. the doors officially close here at doctors medical center in less than two hours at 7:00 this morning. you can see it's up there on the sign. we're talking about a quarter of a million people in the west contra costa area who need to figure out where to go for medical care. the hospital serves primarily low income and uninsured patients operating on an annual deficit of at least $18 million. the west contra costa health care district vote of directors voted for a close last month after the hospital exhausted the ability to get more money and one short of money by early may. contra costa health services is urging those without health insurance to call the county's

free 24/7 advice nurse line for nonlife threatening conditions. some good news, some of the staff are now at a new urgent care center that opened yesterday here in san pablo called lifelong urgent care. that features five exam rooms, xa room, and will provide treatment for emergency services like broken bones, infections, sprains, asthma, and the flu. right now open seven days a week just eight hours every day. hoping to expand services to fill that gap of need here in west contra costa. live in san a blow, sef friday trong, "today in the bay." put toog much stress on kids. it says it's leading to more suicides. school administrators presented a proposed new class schedule for the next school year. the schedule would include fewer classes but longer class periods. also students would not be allowed to take academic classes in zero period anymore.

starts say it's all part of creating a better learning environment. >> we can't afford to wait. this needs to happen next year. i think it's really part of a big cultural change. we're trying again to focus on learning and great teaching and innovative ideas, not just on who has the highest gpa or who is taking the most aps. >> the school will present the proposed schedule next month. the approved administrators hope to implement it next year. a fight heating up right now between the 49ers and the santa clara youth soccer lead. 49ers want a to surn soccer field nearby to a new pashing and field. >> it will be a hot topic at the city council meeting. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. as you can see behind me the santa clara youth soccer complex is primary real estate. it's located right next door to the new levi stadium. you can understand why the 49ers want to use this as vip parking.

but some of those who coach and play soccer at these fields feel that the 49ers reneged on a promise to relocate their playing fields and find them a new facility. under a new proposal put forth by mayor jamie matthews the team would be paying $15 million in prepaid rent for use of the facility, parking, during games. and another $3 million for the school district to renovate other soccer fields. in time for when the 49ers take over this facility in two years. santa clara city council member lisa gilmore criticizes the proposal calling it a give away and take away deal because there is no relocation plan for the leagues and the land is worth much more than the $18 million proposal. >> in terms of the 49ers, they have not kept their promises. i want to make sure going forward nobody is hood winked in the future, that the promises are kept and the santa clarans get what we deserve. >> reporter: 49ers point out that all the past plans were,

quote, ideas and a proposals, even the ones that were cited in letters. soccer league planed a rally before city council discusses the proposal at their meeting tonight. >> interesting to see how it all plays out. it will take a village to satisfy football fans' cravings when super bowl 50 comes to the bay area. today they unveil officially that village. levi stadium is february's big game. it's going to play host but super bowl 50's village is going to be located in san francisco. later today the super bowl committee shows off the village designs and unveils official name and location. organizers will also display the trophy to be handed out to the champs. right now we have a little bit of niner colors flashing. that extends not just here but also to christina loren. did you know i was going to wear red today? >> that pocket square you have there because all i see is that yellow tie from over here.

very nice. very nice. you know it. just don't wear blue today because the dodgers are in town taking on san francisco giants later on this evening. we're going to have that forecast coming up in just moments. but, yeah, i do like that pocket square. 56 degrees in livermore. 52 in san martin. 56 in san jose. same close for santa clara at this hour. wide spread low clouds to kick off your tuesday and cool to start. getting into this afternoon, mild afternoon temperatures. a little bit of drizzle out there as we head throughout the day today. that's actually going to intensify as we get into this afternoon. i'll show you that future cast. dew count as well. by tonight, cloudy, coastal fog will roll back in. keep that chance for drizzle going. i take it to your future cast. we stop the clock for you at 10:00 a.m. just before our 11:00 a.m. broadcast kicks off. we're going to be tracking some coastal showers at that point up and down the peninsula. do keep that in mind. i do believe scott mcgrew is back in town for that 11:00 a.m. broadcast. he's always a big draw.

we missed you, scott mcgrew. 67 on the peninsula. 62 degrees on the east shore for today. coming up we're going to talk about how many days with we have that chance for rain in the near future. plus, i'll show you that giants forecast for tonight and we're talking thunderstorms as well. but first we want to take you outside, check on that drive. here's mike inouye. >> i'm outside kind of. just trick of tv over here. we're looking at 880 moving smoothly. the earlier trucks that were over on the shoulder and also having the traffic break northbound have cleared. camera trembles a bit. this is one of your higher spots of 13th, 14th floor i should say aross from the coliseum. we're look over towards the maps through this area. in fact, we will zoom out toward the entire east bay. you see green for all your speed sensors. showing you the north bay as well. let's talk about that. novato and the golden gate bridge, easy flow of traffic. oef here, highway 4 away from interstate eight by. hercules, off-ramp, crash over there. car went down the embankment.

no major injuries but waiting for a tow truck. zoom in to hey way 4. series of reports. crash. still blocks your fast lane. slowing as the volume starts to increase out of pittsburgh and out of antioch. over here you also have debris that has to get cleaned up. there's a little more slowing going on here. and then eastbound at bailey and another crash, different details. it sounds like that crash is over on the shoulder now. a lot of activity right here in bay point. meanwhile, the rest of your bay for the tri-valley moving smoothly. a little build out of the altamont pass coming over towards the y. and over here on the peninsula side of the san mateo bridge, easy drive for the high rise. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. coming up, check your fridge. a popular trader joe's product is being recalled this morning. >> plus, putting an end to stone driving. roadside drug test allowing officers to prove you're high in a matter of minutes. big development in genetics means women may be better protected from breast cancer. very good to have scott

mcgrew back in-house. live look outside. fremont at 5:10 on your tuesday morning. start your engines, get ready to go off to work. much more information on news, weather, and traffic right after this.

welcome back on your tuesday. 5:13. we're taking a live look outside right now. san jose, some of the head lights in the early morning hours. do us a favor this morning. check your refrigerator. two popular brands of sausage are being recalled. km foods is recalling 12-ounce

packages of sweet apple chicken sausages. it's a brand sold at trader joe's. also being recalled, eight-ounce packages of al fresco. in all, some 59,000 pounds of sausage have been recalled. both products may contain pieces of plastic. for more information on the recall including the use by dates on the products just check out our website nbcbayarea.com. meantime, kraft is update mac and cheese cutting out artificial preservatives and synthetic dyes. it's going to be colored using paprika and tumeric. kraft plans to make the change to the other ma krks and cheese rest fcipes later next year. lawmakers are looking for a way to keep the road safe. they showcased a new tool to help do just that. it uses so laliva to test for p methamphetamine and cocaine.

the results take about a minute by it's not clear how much the technology would cost and where law enforcement would get the funding to use it. palo alto city leader need to make sure they're connecting with their neighborhoods. outreach efforts like town hall meetings and designated communication officers from each of the city's 37 neighborhoods. the plan would also allow neighborhoods to periodically use public facilities free of charge to host block parties and other gathering it is. big news in the fight against breast cancer. silicon valley start-up can test every woman in the world for a marker that shows their risk and they can do it on the cheap. >> amazing. scott mcgrew, at least cheaper they say. >> $250 lower. which isn't cheap enough for everyone, okay. but considering the price tag was in the thousands just a few years ago and the entire idea of genetic testing was just a dream a couple decades ago this is big news. brisbane based color will

provide spit tests to american we'll to look for the brca-1 and brca-2 markers, associate we'd a higher risk of breast cancer. you can buy those kits right now. yahoo! reports its profits today on monday, the company said it had renegotiated that famous contract with microsoft that allowed microsoft to provide yahoo! search results. some say the worst delia hoo ever made. we'll talk more about yahoo! coming up in the next hour. what we need to do right now is check in with landon dowdy live in cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> scott mcgrew, is that really you or am i seeing things? >> it really is. i don't have another vacation scheduled until september. so you got me for a while. >> good. i don't think i can do it alone anymore. we're glad to have you back. could be more green arrowss a the opening bell on wall street today. stocks rallied monday recovering most of friday's losses. invest erors are reacting to

positive news reports. another busy day for earnings. hear from the likes of dupont, verizon, chipotle. jumped 208 points to close back above 18,000. the nasdaq rising 62 to 4994. back over to you. >> see you tomorrow and every day after that. gookle will change the map in mobile search engine today. lifting up some sites into the search order and lower some others in an attempt to make people that are using their phones and tablets happier with what they see. if your website looks good and it's easy to use on a mobile device, when people search for something your site will come up more often. google rarely tweaks its search algorithm. that's why this is making news. getting pushed down in the search rankings can really hurt a psyche. google has been warning the websites about the changes since february. it only happens on the mobile search. regular search is unaffected. guy, some sites are still calling it mobilebed don. because you get pushed down and

there can be thousands and thousands and thousand of dollars. >> could be a bad thing. >> change in the game. that makes companies then put more of a priority on their mobile-friendly sites. >> which they've had warning to do. >> thanks a lot. welcome back. >> thank you. crews right now are gaining ground on a wildfire burning in the hills southeast of los angeles. air quality officials say that improved weather has decreased smoke from the highway fire in riverside county. 300 homes were evacuated over the weekend but everyone is now back home safely and that fire is 55% contained. it is not caused any injuries or any damage. >> could use a good stiff wind to blow that out of there. let's check our forecast. that's meteorologist christina loren joining us. >> actually getting the same system that's working its way through the bay area which is great news because they need that moisture. we're going to dry out rapidly as you know as we get into our summer months. we will take every single drop of rain we can get today. and we do have a pretty good chance for that. 5:18 is the time.

temperatures right now mostly in the 50s. 51 degrees to kick off the new day in the north bay. monday now in the rearview mirror getting closer to that weekend. just one day makes a big difference. this weekend actually looks pretty good although that unsettled weather will continue. temps in the 60s by noon today. then we'll round out the day 70 degrees in the tri-valley. otherwise expecting the upper 60s in the south bay. 60 degrees straight up in san francisco. the best bet for showers for today will be over the mountains and the hilltops, the coast, and the peninsula. we're going to include you as well. and then by tomorrow that will shift to the north bay mountains and along the immediate coast. here's what's going on. high pressure to our south. area of low pressure to our north. the two kind of work against each other. what's happening is that monsoonal moisture is coming up and for us that means we do have instability. so tuesday, wednesday, and friday afternoon we're actually tracking the chance for some strong thunderstorms to develop not necessarily here, we are

fair game for thunderstorms over the north bay mountains and santa cruz mountains as well. your weather headlines tell the story. cloudy with a little bit of drizzle out there today. a touch warmer as we head through wednesday. more sunshine as well. unsettled pattern will kick in yet again with the two competing systems as we get into this weekend. let me take you through the next five days. 72 degrees for tomorrow. you will notice a little bump up in your numbers. by thursday, still tracking some moisture across the bay area. then friday, temperatures actually tumble into the mid 60s. saturday looks best for outdoor plans. showers return by sunday. i'm going to show you that future cast coming up. plus, i'll tell you about a meteor shower. here's mike and your drive. >> i was getting nervous when i hear meteor shower but it's way up there. we're over here on the street level. traffic flows smoothly. looking good for southbound 880 and northbound. truck scale, sign for auto mall parkway further to the north. let's look at your map.

talking about both sides of the live shot. to the south we have your silicon valley drive and overnight road crews are almost always there. no real problems in the freeways themselves are clear. we will go north and we are talking about a crash south 880 just past stevenson, between the two areas you see a little slowing. two left lanes are blocked. our friend lisa from the multimedia team at the station called that in and said there is a crash and crews have not yet arrived on scene. she beat chp to that report to me me. so far that's the only slowing on the nimitz. road crews cleared from oakland to the coliseum. no problems at the bay bridge. peninsula, live shot from palo alto and lighting flow of traffic from 101. back to you. listen to them cheer. or rackal arena rocking last night as the warriors won big in the playoff series against the

pelicans. >> final score, 97-87. >> warriors are packing their bags and headed to the big easy. >> last night fans were loud and proud of their team and the new orleans coach complaining about too much noise in the arena. it's called the home court advantage for a reason. he even went as far as to say he's not sure if the decibel level at oracle is legal. fans had this to say a comments. >> we love the noise. they play better. the louder, they play better. >> exactly. they get excited off of us. and you know, all the noise and if t. excitement. >> love it. love it. >> they play better. it's awesome. we love it. >> the coach was complaining about the noise on saturday. >> aw. >> aw. was it the coach from the other team? >> that's too bad. aw. >> aw. we're sorry. >> oh well, not. >> cry me a river, justin timberlake. the warriors will play the next two games in new orleans on

thursday and saturday if necessary, game five will be moved back to oakland. it is 5:22. coming up, presidential palace to preson. how mohammed morsi will spend behind bars. as everyone tries to conserve, pipes as old as the civil war are cracking at an alarming rate. thursday, we investigate the bay area's water system and how much it's wasting. >> what's tump my indication it is we don't fix this? >> we're looking at a long time for recovery.

a live look outside. that s-curve up near the north bay. san rafael this morning. it is 5:25. former egyptian president mohammed morsi will spend the next 20 years in prison. a judge in cairo handed down the sentence this morning for the former president and 13 others. morsi's charges include insighting the killing of protesters outside the presidential palace in december of 2012. military leaders eventually ousted morsi in july 2013. an american woman and her

boyfriend are going to prison for killing her mother in e indones indonesia. that court sentenced heather mack to ten years in jail. her boyfriend, tommy schaefer, will get 18 years. they beat mack's mother to death during a vacation in bali. mack gave birth to a baby girl in march. federal officials are investigating a cellphone video on youtube appearing to show a police officer grabbing a camera from a woman and taking it away. it happened in southern california. outside of l.a. the video shows the woman pointing a cellphone or camera at officers standing in front of a home. at one point an officer runs up to the woman, grabs the device, throws it on the ground. police chief says the officers were investigating a biker gang gathering at a bar nearby. coming up next, the child at the center of an amber alert wants to talk to the public. he's 8 years old. southwest airlines sued after a passenger dies on a flight out of oakland.

a live look outside this morning. fremont at 5:26. it's a little bit warmer to start your day out here. so careful what you choose to put on but you might be seeing some sprinkles later in the day. christina talking about our chances for rain here moving forward as it strength thens throughout the week. we'll have much more on that, plus your local news right after this break. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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the uber driver accused of trying to kill a bicyclist in the fit of road rage gets his day in court. we're tracking a few light showers. mostly along the east shore for now. later on today, a chance for thunderstorms across the bay area. we'll tell you where and how long this upseted weather will last. >> a little unsettling. we'll watch for that, christina. smooth drive-thru fremont for this shot but slow downs farther north. live look outside this morning from this vantage point,

caring ticking right along on the bay bridge. it's tuesday, april 21st. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. two would be kidnappers are on the run after they grabbed a woman in redwood city last night and tried to force her into a car. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez is joining us live from redwood city where the investigation is now headed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. good morning, laura. police will try to figure out if they can come up with a better description of the vehicle or suspect. what's frightening about this is it could happen to any one of us as we dash out to the car to gra b something late at night. it happened at the intersection of clinton street and lincoln avenue in redwood city in a densely populated neighborhood. redwood city police say it was about 9:30 last night when a woman went out to the street to grab something from her vehicle and while she was doing that,

she was grabbed by a man she didn't know. she screamed and fought that suspect off who she told police she believed was trying to kidnap her. he got away in a dark colored vehicle driven by another man she also did not know. while redwood city police are not releasing more specific suspect or vehicle descriptions yet, they say if you know anything about this incident at clinton street and lincoln avenue to give them a call. safety tips apply wherever you are in the bay area. if you're headed out to your car out in the dark make sure you're aware of your surroundings and perhaps consider taking somebody else with you. in redwood city, kris sanchez, "today in the bay.." happening today, 8-year-old kidnapped while asleep in the family car plans to address the media himself. we first told you about this story yesterday morning. brock guzman's father says he was warming up the car early yesterday morning and left the third grader asleep in the driveway. when he came back, the car and his son were gone. that's when brock's mother made a frantic 911 call.

>> fairfield, 911. >> someone -- someone got my son outside. >> when he woke up the guy said, he didn't know he was in the car and pulled over, got out of the car. my boy went back to sleep. >> brock was found three hours later, less than two miles away from home. a suspect in the case is currently being held on unrelated charges. 5: 32. police in campbell node noo your help catching a suspected arsonist. police believe this the person responsible if you can make him out. he's believed to be in his 20s carrying a duffel bag and wearing what appears to be a north face jacket. that man is suspected of lighting a work van on fire. all of this happening on march 30th. police believe the suspect may have hand and face injuries from that fire. happening today after more than six decades of serving low-income families doctors medical center in san a blo is shutting down. >> the largest question facing thousands of people from berkeley all of the way to

vellejo, where can i go for care? good morning, steph. >> good morning, sam and laura. yeah, many people now will have to figure out who their new doctors will be, where to go for a new hospital. you can see the sign is up here. that yesterday was the last full day here at doctors medical. hospital execs were still saying it could be saved as reign as two months ago. however, the hospital had a yearly structural deficit of 18 to $20 million. zering mostly know lowe income and uninsured patients. the question now for the people in the area is who do i call? contra costa health services is urging those without health insurance to call the county's fry 24/7 advice nurse line for help with nonlife threatening conditions. there's also a new urgent care center that opened yesterday just across the street from the hospital in san pablo called lifelong urgent care. it will provide treatment for emergency services like broken beans, infections, asthma, and

the flu. lifelong is planning to expand urgent care services. last month the board of directors voted to shut down the center after financial production showed that they would not be able to pay staff and meet basic operating expenses by the end of the month here, end of april. so that's what's happening now. here the board is selling property here but that would only keep the hospital open through july. live in san pablo this morning, s stephanie trong. uber driver accused of hitting a bicyclist on purpose in san francisco is scheduled to make first court appearance later today. investigators say he got into a fight with a bicyclist near fisherman's wharf on sunday. witness we say the cyclist was cussing at the driver and hitting his car. then police say he accelerated after the cyclist and hit the back tire of his bike. the cyclist had to be taken to the hospital where several broken bones. now that incident has the bicycle coalition concerned about the lack of training for

ride share drivers. >> if these ride share companies really care about prioritizing safety and working with the city, they would be doing their part to help make sure that their frequent drivers, people who are on the road hours at a time every day, know how to drive safely around our streets. >> the bicycle coalition says san francisco taxi drivers, they're required to attend a safety class at their office once a year. so far ride sharing companies are not providing the same training to its drivers. 5:35. southwest airlines on the defensive this morning following the death of a prominent. financial trader on a flight from oakland. he was found crying and moaning in the plane's rest room ten minutes before it was supposed to land in orange county last september. we obtained this home video. he suffered a pulmonary embolism and yesterday his wife filed a wrongful death suit in alameda county. she said southwest treated him as if he was causing a disturbance rather than providing him the medical aid 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 attendants handled the situation appropriately and professional professionally. we have been talking a lot about the drought recently. and possible new ikt haver restrictions heading our way. now today the san jose city council will meet to talk about taking further action in that area. the city wants to declare a 25% water shortage keeping pretty much in line with the governor's call for 25% statewide water reduction. the city wants to limit outdoor watering as well to only two days a week. all right. possible restrictions headed our way. possible rain as well. want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. yeah, activated the doppler this morning on a tuesday. what this means is for you as you're getting your wardrobe ready today, you want to account

for a few light showers and the chance actually improves as we head throughout the day today. but always want to keep conservation on the froorefrontf your mind as the drought is not going to get any bet we're the rainy season coming to the quick close over the course of the next couple of months. temperatures are mild. we're starting out in a 50s. thanks for waking up with us. remember, if you see any weather today, post it on our twitter feed or facebook page. you guys are our weather watchers. we appreciate you for that. 54 san francisco. 54 in san carlos. waking up at 62 degrees to kick off the new day. half-moon bay. half-moon bay, temperatures are going to drop off as we head throughout the next couple hours. full deck of clouds overhead today means very mild conditions. those clouds actual lly servings a blanket. trapping in the warmth from yesterday. you're only doing to get 62 in places like oeakland. right around 70 degrees in the

tri-valley. 60 degrees, that's it for today in san francisco. that's jacket weather. keep that umbrella handy as well throughout the day. the best chance for showers will be at the immediate coast along the peninsula and through our higher elevations. we're talking thunder in my next report. first, check your drive. get that moisture running. here's mike inouye. you've got to leave for work. >> this is a pretty boring drive for south bay. silicon valley, more is what you want in the morning at this time. smooth flow of traffic and just your overnight road crews at the interchan interchanges. fremont, this is an issue southbound 880. you saw that slowing northbound. i'm going to check that on the northbound side. but southbound 880 slow as your heading down towards mallory avenue. all the crash activity consolidated over to the left lane. we do have a little slowing coming down from the dumbarton bridge. continue down through stevenson where all the crash activity cleared and moving smoothly back

down toward ma. livermore and also slowing toward that dublin interchange. here's 580 and 680 with a little bit of a slowdown just down below 60 as you head through pleasanton. nothing unusual heading north up through san ramon or walnut creek interchange. slowing is typical for antioch. overnight crash on bailey has things tied up in one lane. that's causing more slowing as you head from railroad to the bay point border. concord, highway 4, 680, moving smoothly. there's the rest of your approach toward the bay bridge. north bay no delays. novato down to the golden gate. san mateo bridge coming on to the peninsula side getting more company but no problems. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up at 5:39, land dispute near levi stadium finally coming to a head today. found guilty but what is his fate. penalty face in the case against the boston marathon bomber

begins in a matter of minutes. and live look outside this morning. oakland as you're likely starting your morning commute or you will be soon. we'll have much more on that.

very good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside. downtown san jose, not a lot of action going on out there. you're getting a little account of one car driving by. it's still early. 5:42. >> things are going to pick up. across the coast within the next 30 minutes second and more difficult phase of the boston marathon bombing trial will begin. they're seeking the death penalty against dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> live in washington, d.c. this morning tracie, not all the families involved want to see him die. >> reporter: no, in fact, some of them asked the prosecutors a take that off the table. his defense today will continue

to portray him as the younger brother who was under the influence of his older brother the mastermind of that bombing, but prosecutors say he was involved in the planning and deserved the ultimate punishment. >> the jury that found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty must now decide whether he list or dies. >> want the death penalty. he saw so many people, he could have walked away but he chose not to. >> reporter: not everyone in boston agrees. >> it doesn't seem to deter anybody from doing what they're going to do. >> reporter: the parents of 8-year-old martin richard are asking federal prosecutors to spare tsarnaev's life. in a statement they said, the continued pursuit of that punishment, the death penalty, could bring years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful day of our lives. >> i do believe he should be held accountable. so whatever that is, i believe that the true judgment comes after he dies anyways. >> reporter: many survivors could be called to testify.

>> i think their point of view and their perspective absolutely should be taken into account by the jury and by the. >> reporter: polls show a slight majority here against the death penalty. prosecutors balancing the community's opinion with a mandate to punish terror are unlikely to take the death penalty off the table. and actually is a pretty hard to do in a federal trial anyway because one juror who objects to the death penalty, even though they've been qualified as a death penalty jury, one juror's objection can mean life without parole. that penalty phase gets under way today. >> interesting to see the results. thank you, tracie. >> great insight. southern california middle school student under arrest this morning accuse of making death threat on instagram. students notified officials at a middle school last week about the threats. one anonymous posting warned one student, quote, this is your last week. another had a photo of a student with a threatening message. dispute between the 49 years

and santa clara youth soccer league over fields next to levi stadium is heating up. >> 49ers want to take oef the fields but some are calling this a land grab. bob ridell is live from santa clara with a look at the debate likely to happen at today's city council meeting. give us a preview. >> thank you. good morning, sapp and laura. debate over the land behind me as you can see at santa clara youth soccer complex. it's prime real estate. no surprised considering it's located right next door to levi stadium. you can understand why the 49ers would want to turn it into vip parking. but some of the people who coach and play soccer at this facility feel that the 49ers reneged on a promise to relocate their playing fields and find them a new facility. under a propose soot put forth by santa clara major the team would pay $15 million in prepaid rent for use of a facility, parking during games, and $3 million for school district to renovate other soccer fields in

time for when the 49er's take over in two dwraers. santa clara council member criticizing this proposal calling it, quote, give away and take away deal because there is no relocation plan for the leagues and the land is worth much more than that combined, $18 million proposal. the 49ers point out that of all the past plans, they were just ideas and proposals. even the ones cited in letters. the soccer league plans will rally around the city council to discuss the proposal at their meeting tonight. reporting live here in santa clara, bob ridell, "today in the bay." 5:46. despite a sketchy game plan carson city members may fast track a new shared stadium for the raiders as new as today. proposal lacks any real detailed plans but tonight leaders in carson will meet to decide whether or not to endorse the stadium and present it to voters. proposed $1.8 million stadium has the raiders and chargers

interested as joint tenantses. the raiders are interested in staying in oakland for all you diehard raider fans. >> we all thought raider nation, hopeful they will stay here. while a new stadium might not be sprouting up any time soon the rain is sprouting up this week. you have green on your radar. >> that means we might have some new growth sprouting up on our local hillside. we want you raiders to stay here in oakland. come on, guys. 5:47 now. temperatures are pretty comfortable to start the day on the east shore and across the bay area. we're starting out in the 50s. we are on our way to kind of a cool afternoon. 61 degrees in the north bay at lunchtime rounding out the day at about 70 degrees in wine country. today, 60 in san francisco. we need this moisture because, hey, we haven't kicked off fire season just yet. part of the reason why is because we have been getting these weather systems. the good news is as we head throughout the next couple of days through early next week, as a matter of fact, we're going to keep that trend going. so let's talk about what you can

expect this is what sam was alluding to bep got that radar activated. seeing a little bit of shower activity at this point along the hills. the east bay hills. we did have a little action earlier this morning on the east shore and as we get into the next couple of hours that is going to intensify. as we accumulate daytime heating we are expecting a few isolated thunderstorms right here in the bay area. let me show you your future cast. we stopped this clock at 11:00 a.m. today. right in the heart of our midday broadcast likely tracking showers up and down the peninsula all of the way here into san jose. as we head throughout tonight that's when we have the best chance of these thunderstorms developing. high pressure is pulling up some subtropical moisture and bringing it into the bay area. and that's actually colliding with the very dry air mass, cooler one that's coming in from the north coast. for us we're going to see a little bit of instability as the two systems work against each other getting into the next couple of days. now, something else that's happened over the course of the next couple of days, i promised

you this, we have the meteor shower. you want to look directly overhead, predawn hours on wednesday and thursday. and right now your sun rise is 6:30 a.m. you're going to get the best view for this from 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. and it's looking good from the east bay hills and from as high up as you can possibly get with a little bit of low cloud cover. ooze promised, giant forecast coming up next. now though, mike and your drive. >> looking over toward the east bay. unusual slowing right now for the nimitz heading through fremo fremont. i want to howout the bay bridge did have the metering lightses turning on. two portions of bay area that will have the most affect on folks. this one is unexpected though. southbound through fremont out of union city and newark. jammed. one lane blocked. just past the first crash and in the back, may be a second crash that happened. secondary crash happened likely coming into this area. anywhere south of stevenson you're okay. slows a bit for your break

lights now. track that just around the dumbarton bridge. across and the san mateo bridge smoothly but some folks light might opt to take it heading down towards 237. usually not but want to shout that out. as we look at the rest of your bay we're going tosome out in the south bay. no big deal. we have reports there may be a car fire or a smoking car at 280 and 17. we have a camera nearby. i'll try to check that out. tri-valley, typical build. well shee y we'll show you the incline. oakland and san francisco, a little haze. visit is great. back to you. >> thanks, mike. here's a look at the stories we're working on for 6:00. scary night for a woman in redwood city after someone tried to kidnap here as she was taking things out of her car. we'll have the latest details on who police are looking for. the end of the road for an east bay hospital. doctors hospital in san pablo is closing doors but where are all of the patients going the go?

we'll have a live report next. live and tigers and bears won't be allowed to perform in san francisco if the board of supervisors approve the new ordinance. the law would ban performances with large exotic anal mallimal bay area jewelry store employee in the hospital this morning after being attacked during an attempted robbery. two men walked into nap a valley jewelers and hit a worker in the chest before running off. the employee suffered a heart attack. police arrested one of those suspects just 17 years old. the other suspect got away. now to a follow-up. a tractor is not to blame for a gas line explosion. it happened on friday at the sheriff's foundation gun range. according to the san francisco chronicle authorities say a frond loader had been spreading piles of fuel along the dirt road that runs behind the range, not excavating. 11 people were hurt. three of them still in critical condition. pg&e said the pipeline had been

checked for leaks. this is a catchy name of shorts. some web sites are calling a new move by google, mobilebedden. >> no horse man, no broken seals but goggle is going to make changes to the wait chooses who gets to be on top in search results done on mobile devices. google wants to promote websites that are easy to read and use on phones and tablets. so it's tweaking its search algorithm this morning adding a bit of extra credit as it were to push friendly sites higher. google warned websites it would do this in february so they have had time to adapt. nothing changes on regular google search, the kind you do on computer. this all makes sense. people using internet on mobile devices more and more and when they search they want to be sent to websites easy to use on the phone. wall street optimistic on earnings report. close to default.

if you lend greece money for ten years they promise to pay you back 13%. it's the only way to get people to give them money. by comparison, the u.s. government for ten years, they will pay you less than inflation. chipotle is one of the companies reporting profits today. investors love chipotle. that stock just under $700 a share. it's ripe for a split as well. nobody wants to split their chipotle. >> never. >> he brought his wi, the back from vacation with him. thanks a lot. major ruling could impact mandatory water cuts issued by the governor? >> any of san juan is unconstitutional. the city in orange county uses the system to encourage conservation by charging customers who use more water at a higher rate. several cities in t bay area including east bay mud use tiered rates. it's not clear how the ruling

will affect those agencies. governor brourn is lashing out at the ruling saying state lawyers are reviewing the decision. william shatner aka captain kirk wants to save california from the drought and is using kick starter to try to fund his efforts. shatner wants to raise $30 billion to build a water pipeline from the seattle area to california. the pipeline would run along interstate five and an idea floating out there before. back in the 1970s. california water officials talk about taking water from the pacific northwest. shatner says raising $30 billion may not work but the effort will raise national awareness about our drought. >> shatner may not realize all is not necessarily greener in the pacific northwest. they're actually now seven counties in organ where emergencies have been declared this year. oregon governor kate brown added two new counties on the list. last year oregon hadnine. >> you might say shatner's proposal shattered.

we are seeing rain here coming through the bay area. we appreciate his awareness no matter what. definitely on the forefronts of california's minds. for today, you do have a little bit of shower activity in the forecast. tempses in low 70s and tri-valley. out in the north bay and as we head throughout the next couple days actually going to see instability increase which could lead to mountain thunderstorms. keep that in mind. that will be the case all of the way through friday afternoon best chance is local mountains and hillside. dodgers are in town taking on world champion san francisco giants. they need all the love they can get. post on twitter, post on facebook. show these guys your support. it's been a rough season so far. we want to beat those giants though. 7:10, temps in the 50s. wouldn't you agree, mike inouye. >> it's hard to get away from the three ring. looking over toward the south bay. 280 knob, reports of that car fire. we have a live camera here. colorly no smoke or fire or

slowing either. look at the map. crash north 101. a bigger concern, bigger build. coming down through fremont out of union city. jammed at mallory. total of five cars with chp says were involved in this crash. the rest of your bay as your zoom out. bay bridge meteri ining lights on. >> thanks so much. >> 2-0, oracle arena. that is warriors won big in the playoff series against the pelicans. >> two down, two to go in the series. 97-87. >> warriors are packing their bags and heading to the big easy. >> fans were loud and proud of their team and monte williams complained about too much noise in the arena. he wechbnt as far as to sigh as doesn't know if the decibel in the arena is legal. >> the louder, they play better.

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fshlgs at teched kidnapping on the peninsula. what we know about possible suspects next. >> tracking crime in san jose. what police say they need so they can be more effective. >> and closing for good. where a quarter million people in the bay area will now have to

go for medical care. >> and get ready for a cool and cloudy day. patchy drizzle out there. we'll tell you how much longer this unsettled weather pattern will continue. >> big slowing for fremont after a couple of crash tones anymoni. wrong spot at the wrong time. >> there's the right spot downtown san jose right now. starting off your tuesday morning. april 21st. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. startling crime on the peninsula. a woman says that she was attacked while just unloading her car in redwood city. kris sanchez is live at police headquarters. police are looking for two suspects. >> reporter: they're looking for at least two