attacks on a local trail while taking a stroll. a woman says she was forced to the ground and assaulted he showed up to class, then vanished. the latest on the search for a missing south bay teen. plus suing the feds. why one woman says this u.s. marshal was way out of line. it is earth day, april 22nd, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning. 4:30. i'm laura garcia canon, and i'm sam brock.

we're tracking some rainy conditions this morning. >> hey, good morning. not just yesterday. we want to star with your current temperatures as always. we're cubing off the new days at san martin and 65 in livermore. you may have to use your windshield wipers, but that rain that sam is talking about, will moving in later today. right now, though, we want to check on a wednesday more drive with mike inouye. >> you see the light volume the traffic. the headlights are going southbound. that's the correction. but look at the sensors through the area. , we see a little yellow dropping up. we'll track what's going on there, but so far nothing as far as any incidents.

we'll check on the details the south bay and nothing big deal going on there. good enough. back to you detectives in santa rosa are asking for the public's health, looking for a distinct man. >> the victim told police that he has the characteristics of someone with downs syndrome. the attack happened on a trail air, the victim just walking alone when the man tried to grab her. she fell, the man ended on top of her, and that's when he touched her inappropriately. when the woman screamed, the suspect ran away. >> i was surprised something would have happened like that here. we've been walking the past for year. >> police say they're investigating two other circumstances that all happened within the last nine months he showed up for school and then disappeared. >> livety cupertino school.

chris, any clue where he could be? >> reporter: no, the sheriff's department has searched a couple different areas. we're talking about a 17-year-old, conor sullivan who showed up at monte vista high school, but after the first period has not been seen by staff nor his family. his family told the sheriff's deputies that they haven't seen him since monday morning, and the sheriff's deputies say the teen did show us, but after school staff saw him around 10:00, he wasn't seen the rest of the day, nor the school day on tuesday. the sheriff's department won't say whether they consider him a runaway or considered at-risk. he's described at about 17-year-old, 5'5", about 150 pounds, on monday morning school staff says he was wearing a black shirt, faded black

sweatshirt, black shorts and some blue/white sneakers. they searched nearby parks and the fremont open space preserve where the teen likes to run. the hope is he will show up back at home, at school or if someone has seen them. thank you very much. a follow-up. the woman whose phone was taken by the u.s. marshal said she will sue. beatrice said when she saw marshals in her neighborhood, she walked down the street for a closer look. they were investigating local bikers. while she was using the cell phone to record that incident, an officer snatched the phone from her hand and destroyed it, but a neighbor captured the entire incident -- >> anybody member can record the piece as long they're in public

and as long as the people recording are not interfering. >> i thought he was going to beat me up. i wanted to protect my footage, but at the same time i wanted to film him coming at me. >> the u.s. marshal's office says it's investigating the incident. we're getting our first look at video of the latest security breach at the san jose airport. this surveillance video on march 31st shows a woman after she reportedly scaled a fence. you see her walking before a u.p.s. employees spots her. the 20-year-old was arrested. after five security breaches in less than a year, the airport has installed 1200 feet of new fencing in the southwest corner of the airport. the new fence is ten feet tall, four feet higher than the old one with barbed wire on top may no more long lines at customs at sfo, could get easier

for traveler. they'll reveal awn automated kiosk. that means people who arrive at sfo's international terminal will not have to wait in long lines just to clear immigration the department of homeland security is coming to the sill done valley. it's opening a satellite office in an effort to attract top -- no word on when the office will open or where it will be. new details on a fight between the 49ers and youth soccer teams. santa clara city leaders sided with the kids last night. the 49ers wanted to lease youth fields and then convert them into vip parking lots during stadium events. the team said they would renovate other feels, but the city council baulked at the deal, and the deal is now debt

for the time being are the chicks male or female? a biologist will rappel down to the falcon's nest, and then place bands on their legs. banding day has taken place at city hall since 2007. always fun to watch. >> like proud parents. is it a boy or gere happening today all day is earth day. >> that's why you see the green logo at the bottom of the korean on your right. there are many earth day-related events. in san francisco. may error lee will announce a new campaign and will lead a bus tour that starts at at&t park and points out highlights in the new green initiative. >> if ire apt to take in the day on earth day, here's other communities that will mark the day. there's an earth day resource fair in half moon bay, and volunteers in richmond will take park in a cleanup along the

shoreline. there's a cleanup day for cesar chaves. everyone can pitch in. >> even a little will go a long way. >> it's a good thing we're keeping this on the public forefro forefront. what is the weather looking like? >> it's always a remind el to conserve, but maybe day alternates more than unusual. we're kicking off the new day at 53 degrees in beautiful wine country. for today, a bit more afternoon sunshine than we had yesterday. resulting temperatures will be a touch warmer. 71 degrees on the peninsula. right around 77 degrees, just three degrees away from 80 in the tri-valley with mountain thurnds. high terrain, mostly the sandy cruz mountains and north bay mountains. a little more sunshine on thursday, and then a chance for

considerable rainfall 'we get into your weekend. i will show you that futurecast in my next report. i want to well kim in mike inouye on a earth day morning. >> we're looking over here toward, well, the connection between two portions of our earth. we're looking at the bay bridge kind of a blurry look, and mist and drizzle, and so that might be enough to kick off those windshield wiper, so far not enough to cause a problem. we'll look over here toward the map. we see a clearer view of that connection. not a problem right now. in san francisco, that crash was report -- so it's 101 at vermont, and all the at this time -- a hit and run report, not even one of those vehicles there, but if you saw something, call it in no chp. we see a smooth drive as well through the dublin interchange.

altamont pass, just below 60 miles per hour, as folks start to make their way in, in the south bay, no concerns, we just have the overnight road crews, and the interchanges are open for built this morning. so that ar in fact the bay shore, no delays. let's talk a little baseball. we're in for quite the pitching duel when the giants go for two in a row against the dodgers. >> nice to see them win last night, spectacular defense on display. let's look at this double play from crawford to panek to posey. a sliding catch in the out-of-bounds area. maxwell flushes his first home run as a giant, showing it on both sides, off and defense. >> tonight mad i done bumgarner

will square off against clayton kershaw. you can catch the action right here. coverage starts at 7:00 right after the 6:00 newscast coming up next, the proposal that could ask people to conserve energy paying more than those who don't paying less. and santa clara gets super bowl 50, but san francisco gets the big party. the latest plans unveiled.

a very good wednesday morning. a live look at oakland this morning along 880. mike is keeping track of that morning commute for you good any for lunchtime, for carnitas lovers. chipotle says the month-long pork shortage will be coming to an end. they were forced to remove pork from restaurants, after firing a supplier for not meeting

standards. now the company says it will start -- about you same time that steak prices will be going up as long as they keep that gawk moil on the menu. >> done this thanks in parts to skyrocketing. >> for more on that and the rest of the news, let's turn to landon downey. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. futures reporting to a lower open today, following a mixed section on tuesday. they hope to hold on to early gains, though the nasdaq stayed positive. good data today on existing home sales and earnings from boeing, coke and mcdonald's, the nasdaq rising 19 to 5014. and a new report shows out-of-pocket medical costs rose 11% last week, credit ratings from transunion say that was partly due to skyrocketing

prices for knee and hip replacement. and google may launch wireless service today, reports say that it allows users to pay for only the data they use. based on what network's signal is stronger. sam and laura, back over to you. >> pay as you go sounds official it is 4:46, also the million dollar question. what would happen if marijuana was legalized in california. many experts think california will vote so newsome formed a blue ribbon connection on all sides of the issue. newsom says the system right now isn't working -- and the black market no people are abusing the

medical side. air not not necessary taxing it a similar meeting will be held in san francisco next month. it's earth day, president obama is asking for a new power grid in anniversary of earth day. he's in the florida everglades to deliver a major speech about climate change, calling for billions of major investments in the nation's energy systems over the course of the next decade. he says the infrastructure that brings us energy has to be modernized in the face of climate change. in the next four years, californians who use the least electricity may see their utility bills go up, and those using the most -- the companies charge different prices based on four tiers of usage. according to the chronicle changes proposed yesterday would cut that number to two tiers, and there would only be a 20%

difference between the prices charged for each other. right know pg & e's top tier charges twice as much as the bottom tier. 4:47 now, there's been some weather changes. let's check in with christina. >> happy, i'm glad you asked. the great news about this weather we've had, it's probably been nice and mild where you live, so you don't have to use your heater our ac. we're at 55 degrees in the tri-valley this morning, 53 in san francisco, right around 54 in the beautiful south bay, on our way to a really comfortable today. 72 degrees for example in the heat of the day is room temperatures, so yeah, another day when you can give your ac a break. here is what's going on. you might wondering why is it so muggy and why did i get a few showers yesterday. here's the deal.

we have an area of high pressure to our south, an area of low pressure to the north. as a result of that. we're actually going to see some thunderstorm activity. so you've got the dry and cool air colliding with the warm and moist area from an area of high pressure, that will produce another round of this morning. that chance has actually improved, as we have that unstable air mass. when we show you future cast, we thought look at this wednesday, if you're trying to get to tahoe, make sure you stay alert to the weather forecast. we could see flash flooding in this area. also expecting -- fair game for that, for today as well, the western-facing slopes, so do keep that in mind. we'll see another round as we head through your thursday evening. then into the weekend, a few light showers, overnight sunday into monday. by tuesday of next week, we're

actually tracking about widespread rainfall across the bay area. that's the good news, we need the rain, we need the moisture, this is more on the way. as we head throughout the next couple days to what we're going to experience today. 67 on saturday, with a few morning showers. back to you, sam and laura. thanks so much, christina. an unusual sight. a tornado in the desert. at the national weather service says it touched down yesterday. meteorologists are looking at pictures sent in by viewers to figure out the intense legitimate of the tornado. so far it doesn't look like there was any damage. super bowl 50 will be more than a game for the bay area, a water stretching all the way to san francisco. we were telling you about this yesterday. levi stadium has the game, but organizers yesterday gave fans the first look of what the experience will be like.

super bowl fan village will be located at justin herman plaza, and it would connect to the moscone center, where the experience, taking it all in will happen. they say familiar faces will be everywhere. >> there is something special about being able to walk and see jerry rice, something special to walk down the street and see colin kaepernick at a super bowl. those guys to me have to be accessible. >> you're not too shabby, ronny. >> don't sell yourself short. the committee has some star power, including the aforementioned ronnie lott. still ahead, police in denver on the lookout for a woman from san jose, but she's not in trouble. we'll explain plus we have all wanted to take out our frustrations on slow computer "office space"

style, but what one man did ended him in trouble. >> what are you doing with that computer? nothing. nothing going on here. we'll check out what's going on the golden gate bridge, coming up.

welcome back. it's 4:54 on your wednesday morning. kind words from a south bay woman are sparking a mystery. >> it springs in part from a

dark day in san jose. two weeks ago a woman left a note on a police cruiser. officers, it left words of support. and mentions the death one week before the death of a police officer. it thanks officers for risking their livers. denver police were so touched hoping to find laura just to say thanks. san jose police are hoping they can do that on social media. and we are remember seeing after these police departments coming in, so it really is a unified network. how are things looking out there, mike? evening though that camera froze for a second. this time the lane is off to the left.

no real problems as far as the speeds go, not much of a commute there or anywhere south of there. as we lock to the north, there's still activity, some debris reported at san pablo eastbound getting away from the bay bridge up there north of richmond. the hazard mark. this is a fire off of 680, but it's not blocking any lanes of the freeway itself. we see a little slowing out of the alta month. but a colorado man took his hate for awnen cooperative comput computer. >> he was hit with a municipal fine for discharging a weapon in city limits. according to the police report, he was fed up with his old dell desktop for the last several months, so he took it to an ally

behind his house. and he shot it. >> maybe an anger management classes in order coming up, a northern california man accused the terrorism gets his day in court, but it's not his first time, the latest on the high-profile case. stealing a san francisco teen's prized possession, all crystal clear video there. we'll have details of what he took, coming up next.

right now it's 5:00, but the parents say they were mistreated by police and women started on a trail, and the description is catching people off-guard. meanwhile, the unsettled weather pattern continues for today.

rumor has it, and it's a look at the city starting out your wednesday, april 22in'. you are watching "today in the bay. good morning on this wednesday. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia canon fire if the home is on la casa villa, off of ignacio valley road. right now there are no injuries, and the family they believe lives there is not home. our other stop story, a cupertino high school student is missing this morning after showing up