we'll tell you how much longer this will last. >> your wednesday commute is on if you take the nimitz through oakland. perhaps i'll help you decide. do you go north or south? >> how about those bridges? let's look at one of the marquee wins the bay bridge this morning, it's wednesday april 122nd. you are watching "today in the bay." and shine at 6:00. thank you for joining us. breaking news, massive flames now under control in walnut creek. fire, the home is on la casa villa. firefighters say the flames did not spread to any of the homes or surrounding brush. it appears the family wasn't home.

police are warning women not to jog alone this after a woman says she was sexually assaulted. today steffie joins us. this marks the third such attack the in the last nine months. good morning. >> yeah, that number quite concerning. the most recent happening look the paved trail here. it was around 2:30 when a woman said she was walking here, he landed on top of her, and police say she yelled until he took off. the regular hikers we spoke with say this is the first time here hearing anything like that happening here. >> it doesn't seem like anything

we have experienced here before. pretty sad. >> reporter: last july a woman said on a bicycle reported a man tried to attack her. there is a reward up though $2500, the description being very similar in all three cases. a whiteman in his 30s, 200 pounds, a unique part of this description is all three women reported that the attacker seemed to have a disability like down's syndrome. also to note, the women were all alone when these attacks happened, so the advice is -- there is strengths in numbers. stephanie trong, today in the bay 6:02, a south bay -- he showed up for his first-period class, but has not been seen since. chris, do deputies have any leads at this point? the parents obviously must be

unsettled by this. >> well, they are, though they're not talking to us just yet. the sheriff's department says they served behind here behind me. they also looked at several neighborhood parks, they still have not seen any sign of conor sullivan, who now has been miss fog almost 48 hours. this is the picture the family says they last saw him monday morning better 7:00. they saw but after school -- he was not seen -- he also did not show up for track practice. monday morning staff says he was wearing a black shirt, black

sweatshirt, black shorts as well as blue and white sneakers. even the fremont open space preserve, because conor apparently enjoins running there. in cupertino, chris sanches "today in the bay." involving an 8 years old boy taken with the family car. the boy is back home, but the parents claim fair field police treed them unfairly. >> have you looked at the carpet? that looks like blood [ screaming.

officers say suzanne guzman refused to allow them in the home. this is taken from the boy's father. he says the reason police were not let i inside is they have dogs now the family plans to filed a complain against the complaint right now we are getting our first look alternate video of the latest security breach at the san jose airport. after she reportedly scaled a fence. you see her walking right on the tarmac before a u.p.s. employees reportedly spotted her. the new fence is ten feet tall and has a barbed wire.

they made off with a pricey and rather large musical instrument. the two thieves stole a cello from a 16-year-old girl's car. cellos are expensive. surveillance cameras caught the thieves in action. you can see the female suspect rummages through the car while a male suspects waits in a getaway car meantime, the tune of a new days here, a live look outside your microclimate forecast. there's a whole spectrum of colors out there this morning, much like the ray dash sometimes. >> good morning. i think that radar today will be, and up in the north bay where we could see some strong thunderstorms capable of producing hail. and so we are going to be watching that for you. we also have a chance for that here in the south bay.

as we get into this afternoon, the clouds will make way to a nice finish. between 3:00 and 5:00, you'll know hose clouds will build. this is the best chance for seeing those afternoon thunderstorms. mid 60s for today, as you step outside for lunch. we have good to moderate air quality. it's nice and myoout there as well. 71 degrees today, 68 degrees on the east shore. the north bay about 74 degrees, the tri-valley up to 77 degrees. we do have that chance for mountain thunderstorms, a chance locally as well, and the storm prediction center located in oklahoma has actually given us a slight risk for some of those storms to be strong.

we'll tell you where we have the best chance for seeing that hail and lightning later today. right now we had to check your drive, probably a calmer scenario. >> but i am the traffic prediction center here, and i predict, yes, as far as traffic goes. which is moving really well with those taillights from right to left. a look at the map, and right -- three vehicles involved over on the shoulder and partially blocking the off-ramp. a predictable flow of traffic there. we had a series of crashes this morning, all sounding like they're unrelated, spaced star enough apart. now we just have the typical build, one crash over at hop-year-ohope

hopyard. a typical slowing for the drive down towards the nimitz freeway. and an easy drive, though things are picking up now, westbound. a slow drive developing. there's mist and drizzle. you might have to use the windshield wipers. no delay on the pill anyone la from that route. we'll talk about the bay bridge as well, as you make your way over 92, a smooth, easy drive, and north 880, no slowing, but you do have the metering lights on. the backup here is off of 580 off the 24. that's pretty predictable as well. we'll zoom out and show you the approach north of there. no slowing really until you get to richmond. in the north bay, in novato, 101 southbound, your commute direction moves very smoothly as well. as we jump down to the south bay, the son jose freeways, which are -- once again from 680

to 880. >> okay. ages challenging visibility this morning. >> you might have to use the wipers once or twice. >> thank you very much. 6:09, we are following breaks news, two people rescued so far, and one police officer hurt. we'll have an update coming up plus change is coming to twitter. we'll walk you through them. a live look outside. our cameras are doing a bit of a tilt checking out what the embarcadero looks like this morning in san francisco, as we mentioned, visibility a bit challenging in spots today. we'll have much more on your news, weather and traffic right after this break.

breaking news at 6:12 out of martinez. firefighters are trying to put out a fire at an apartment building. we're told two people have already been rescued and a police officer is hurt. >> this is happening on pine street, that is near the center avenue off-ramp to highway 4. the first team of firefighters who arrived had to call for backup because the fire was so large. against a police officer has been injured, but we don't know how badly. we have a crew headed to the scene right not. bob redell is on his way here's a look at today's other top stories. detect i was in santa rosa need your help to find a man accused of assaulting a woman on a trail. >> deputies are looking for a missing student from cupertino.

he showed up for schooled on monday, but has not been seen yet. jurors will hear emotional testimony in the penalty phase. prosecutors want the death penalty, the defense is arguing for life in prison in the tech world now, changes this morning coming to twitter. >> scott mcgrew will -- on nasty tweets. >> it will do so in three ways. first by increasing the number of twitter time-outs, where accounts are temporarily suspended for mean tweets. and secondly any promotion the violence is off-limits, not just threats of violence against a specific person. lastly it's going to try to block mean tweets from actually reaching the person they're about. sam, i used you. i hope you don't mind. this is the most controversial. let's somebody tweets something terrible about sam. the idea will be that sam will not see it. the rest of us will, but the target can't, and therefore it's

less effective for the bully. the changes come shortly after twitter's general counsel wrote an op-ed saying even when we have recognized that harassment is taking place, our response times have been inexcusably slow, and the substance of our responses too meager. other news, a trader in london has been arrested accused of causing the so-called flash yash of 2010, where the dow fell a thousand months in a matter of minutes. he's accused of using a computer program, buying and cancels those orders and would use the movement to make money. the suspicion is, sam and laura, there are others out there like him. now, what do you think, sam? somebody says something nasty, and nobody ever should, should you want to see it? >> i think i would want to see if if other people could see it. >> i think so, too, but twitter

is thinking the opposite, we'll take the power out of the bully, the bully will say something, but the target won't see it. >> i i -- >> good that they have an awareness about the response time. >> and thank you for letting me use you. >> anytime. i am the most controversial figure here. thank you happening today right now, all day it is earth day. >> that's why you see the green logo down on the bottom right of your screen. there are many earth day related events. in san francisco mayor lee will anow a new campaign. so a bus tour around san francisco starts at at&t park, and.on you out highlights there's also an earth day resource fair in half moon bay next to city haul. volunteers in richmond will be taking part in a cleanup. also in the south bay and san jose, volunteers are going to pick up trash at plaza decesar

chavez, all these events are expected to start sometimes around 9:00. you see trash, pick it up. time to check that microclimate forecast. can you make it out? a little haze out there across the bay from emoryville. >> we'll see if it stays through the day. christina, some flexing of the earth, some mountain thunder ear talking about in the sierra. >> 6:17 now. i wanted to start with this live picture. it does show you we do have the low clouds of visibility on the xwrij itself is actually pretty good. mike, of course, will let you know if that changes. this is more of the low cloud variety of cloud cover than what we typically see here, which is fog. i always wondered what it would be like to ride a bike through that fog. maybe one of these days. 52 on the peninsula. 55 to kick off the new days in

the tri-valley. temperatures are going to be comfortable later on today. it's going to feel warmer than the true temperature outside, because the air has a weight to it. we've got that humidity out there. let's talk thunderstorms later on today. upon the highest elevations of the sierra nevada, even right here in the north bay and south bay mountains, we could see some strong storms develop. associated with some of these stronger storms, we're talking about pea-sized hail, wind gusts to 50 miles per hour, and brief heavy downpours, so keep that in mind. if you're traveling this way, you really want to keep your radio on just in case we see any flash flood warnings go up. definitely a possibility with this type of volatile atmosphere. so let's talk about what eggs you can expect throughout the week. temperatures will stay nice and steady. we're going to keep that slight chance for showers each and every day, starting today, continuing all the way through early next week, but there's a big golf tournament coming to

town. the lpga kicks off tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds, hopefully no thunder rumbling over lake merced for this big event. we're happy to welcome the ladies of the pag into our territory. we're looking pretty good for that this will be a big draw trafficwise, won't it? >> none of us can really lit those 300-year-old drives, but we can get better playing closer to our range. sometimes with us some of the -- i know i've gotten a lot of great tips on the short game. i feel really bad. looking at the tri-valley,ing this good. they all moved to the shoulder, not a lot of drama, and look at that. now we just have slowing into livermore. another crash was farther south right around sunol.

but the free way itself moves well. both 680 and 880, show that traditional slow you done in toward fremont. we do have a lot of company for you. this is highway 4 coming out of antiology, and then pittsburgh, also towards concord. and that is on the other side of 680, so a lot less volume. even though the smoke might be visible, it won't be a problem as far as the speeds go, at least not right now. i'm tracking that. same thing for the benicia and carquinez bridges. over towards the maize -- maze area. down toward the golden gate bridge, no problems, but there may be some mist or drizzle.

our few from emeryville up to the bay bridge, on the span the drivers are doing just fine. we're talking about a little mist on the windshield. back out to your maps, a smooth flow of traffic in towards san francisco, and anywhere south of the san mateo bridge, looking at lighter volume just starting to build. the only real slows is 101. southbound coming out of sunnyvale, but no incidents reported for the bay shore, and northbound through san jose, we do see a pretty standard flow underneath. some haze, but visibility is just fine. thanks a lot. time right now 6:21. still ahead, rivals turned stadium mates. the 4r5ilate-night vote.

welcome back. a live look outside. you can see here san mateo bridge, a look in the distance, a lot of haze, christina has a look at her forecast coming up. 6:24, a rare sight, raiders and san diego chargers fans cheering together. >> the motion passes. >> got the foam fingers out. they packed last night's carson city council meeting. members unanimously approved to

privately financed shared stadium for the raiders and chargers. it fast-tracks without a vote and with some key details still in limbo. raiders say they would like to stay in oakland, but they want a new stadium. >> making for strange bedfellows there. new details on the fight between the 49ers and youth soccer steams. leaders sided with the kids. 49ers wanted to convert youth fields into parking lots, the team said it would renovate other fields, but the city council baulked at that idea. the kids get to keep their soccer fields quite the pitching duel tonight when the giants go for two in a row against the rival dodgers. this is a featured matchup. take a look at this double play from brandon crawford to joe panek to buster posey. two innings later.

justin maxwell makes a nifty sliding catch before slamming into the wall. he's fine. here's proof of that. maxwell crushes the first -- as a giant. the giants win 6-2 madison bumgarner will square out of against clinton kershaw. coverage starts at 7:00, right after our 6:00 newscast. >> mean tile, just ahead, the opening bell. we're going to look at the markets. plus the unusual story behind these bullet holes found in a computer. and a live look outside this morning, the transamerica building. you can make out a silhouetted shape there. we're have more looks with your weather, traffic and news right after this break.

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coliseum, things are moving smooth by, but a little farther up you have a staal. and we take you out live to the new york stock exchange, facebook reports after the bell. over on the nasdaq, they're celebrating earth day. that's why our peacock is green. we have our own share of earth day celebrations. taking a live look outside san jose, it's wednesday april 22nd. this is "today in the bay." and a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have breaking news to tell you out of martinez where firefighters have just control an apartment fear that injured two people. >> it broke out less than an hour ago to highway 4. crews were able to rescue two people inside. but one person and an officer

suffered mo inhalation. we have a decree headed to the scene. >> now to a developing story this morning, investigators are trying to figure out why a woman was driving the wrong way just before a crash that killed four people overnight investigators say a woman was driving east in the westbound lanes of highway 50 in sacramento. the car slammed into a pickup truck. the driver of the prius and three men inside the pickup died at the scene. eastbound lanes are closed while the chp investigates iranian cargo ships are getting closer to yemen where there's a war going on between rebels and the government. u.s. warships are moving in, too. tracie potts is escalating this situation from washington, d.c. she joins us live with the latest. good morning, tracey.

>> just this morning a spokesperson for the white house says we'll be doing enhanced maritime monitoring. in other words they're keeping an eye on the iranian cargo ships just off the coast. this u.s. aircraft carrier is hovering in the water off yemen this morning, not far from seven iranian cargo ships. the u.s. fears they're there to deliver weapons to the rebels fighting yemen's government. >> that's a problem. and we're not sending them obscure messages. we sent them very direct messages about it. >> providing weapons only exacerbates the violence and instability in this region. >> there's an arab blockade to keep the cargo away. >> our partners rely on these for a lot of commerce, for economic value, so obviously that's important to us. >> reporter: if iran's goal was to scare saudi arabia, it may have worked. the saudis announced they're

ending air strikes against the rebels and backing peace talks. but the saudis say it wasn't that they were scared away. they were done with that air campaign. the goal was to destroy the weapons that the rebels had been using. they did that, but they also say the war is not over. that was just phase 1. tracie potts from washington, thank you very much time to check the microclimate forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside. i liked it earlier, you were saying hazy out there, bad for our hair, but really good for our skin. >> right. give-and-take. always love it. we usually have dry air in the bay area, very different from florida, but today we actually have florida-like weather. temperatures mostly in the 50s to start. we're on our way to the 60s 70s. we do stand a chance for strong thunderstorms to develop over our local mountains, otherwise

temperatures will be a touch warmer. the low clouds will burn off by about noon today. limited sunshine, not quite as windy out there later on, and as we head throughout tonight, especially between the ours of 3:00 and 5:00, we will be watching for the risk of thunderstorms here. i told you earlier about the spc, the storm prediction center all the way out in oklahoma, has actually given us a slight rick for severe storms to develop. sonoma county, napa county and of course the sierra nevada. your weather headlines tell the story. getting into tomorrow, a bit more stable in our atmosphere, more sunshine on your way for your thursday, but the unsettled pattern will continue into the weekend with a couple more opportunities for shower

activity. right now we want to check on your drive with mike. it is picking up out there. >> it's a wednesday, we're seeing a pretty easy build out there, but we do have the build nonetheless. we'll show you oakland, where i just showed you a few seconds ago, this is a proper view, a little gray out here. christina is talking about the moisture in the air, but so far no problems as far as the visibility. we're looking at northbound with the taillights traveling past the coliseum, over towards the matt, which shows you reports of a stalled vehicle. we got that truck over, and that's a split between the off-ramp. not a lot of slowing, but we'll track that. the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. a lighter volume starts to build with slowing for westbound 80, the upper east shore freeway down through richmond and the berkeley curve. over on the left side, you see

novato, just a little slowing through the novato narrows, an easy drive even though the volume builds. low clouds hovering around that area as well. but the other side of 680, that's where the fire is, and we don't see any real effect, though we see the possibility of smoke being visibility right there. debris no lanes reported blocked just yet. over here in the tri-valley and the rest of the east bay, southbound 680 and 880 are the slow are drives. nothing dramatic, an easy build here. we'll take a look at the south bay, northbound routes starts to slow for 101 and 85. 87 and 280 holding steady, and we'll get a look at the san mateo bridge. starting to diplomat a bit because of this volume. we can also see the bridge itself, the high rise and flat section, but nothing because the

backdrop is just clouds. good for the skin, i guess. for the commute, that's all i care about. >> your skin looks great. >> thank you. the markets have been open for a few minutes. >> i hear the numbers are glowing this morning, scott. >> yes, there's some skin in the game. the dow industrials and big board up 15 points. yahoo loses about 15 cents this morning, the coreporting somewhat disappointing profits. facebook will report its profits after the closing bell. we expect the mobile devices to grow quite a bit. we'll continue to watch that. we'll be back in a bit with more financial news what happens when your computer goes down? you get a little upset? a colorado man took his hate a little too far. >> we've all been frustrated, but this guy blasted a computer eight times with a handgun. now he's facing the consequences. he was hit with a knew any pal

fine with discharges a weapon within city limits. he was fed up with his dell computer for the last several months, so he decided why not take it in an alley and just shoot it. 6:37. still ahead, a fugitive on the run for nearly 40 years turns himself in for a very unexpected reason. that story is next.

french official say think foiled a terrorism attack. a computer science student was arrested after hi accidentally shot himself and called for an ambulance. imside his house, police found loaded guns, bulletproof vests and detailed documents providing targets. he's also accused of killing a 32-year-old woman in a suburb of paris. at four decades, an escaped prisoner gave himself up this

week. the reason -- health care. for 39 years, neighbors knew him as ronny dickerson. his real name is clarence moore. he changed it after escape in 1976. he told authorities he did so, because insurance wouldn't cover his failing health. he recently suffered a diabetic stroke and his false identity has no valid social security number coming up next, a search for a teenager who vanished. plus an update to breaking news. firefighters are waiting to search for a burned-up home and a warning to women after a series of sexual assaults we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after this break. br

following out of martinez. firefighters have just controlled a fire -- >> the flames broke out about an hour ago on pine street. crewing were able to rescue two people. we hope to get a -- also an update to breaking news in the east bay. massive flames now under control. the past two hours, firefighters say they gained the upper hand burning any diablo foothills.

the home is on la casa ville r.a. now, it appears the family was not home. who exercised say there without incident. good morning. they may be looking through the same man behind all three attacks. this is happening on 2:30 monday afternoon when a woman says she

was walking here. she said a man grabbed her in the scuffle he landed on top of her and tried to put his hands down her pants and lift her shirt. he is still on the run. that as many people here worried. it's creepy. now, last july, a woman said a man on a bicycle groped her on the creek trail. reported a man tried to take her pants off. the suspect's description in all three are very similar. a whiteman in his 30s, the unique part of the suspect drink is all three women say the attacker seemed to have some sort of disability, perhaps down's syndrome. so the advice here is to, when you come out and hike, don't do it alone.

there's also a $2500 reward for information that may help catch the attacker. thank you very much, stef. it's 6:46. let's take a peek outside. can you make that out? yeah. >> it is kind of cloudy and overcast. echblg the good news is we should see some lightning. the north bay, and we are in the 50s mid 60s by lunchtime. wee round out the day, similarly to where we ended up yesterday. between about 4:00 and 5:00,

watch over our hillsides and mountaintops as well. that's when we're expecting the clouds to build. we have this area of high pressure to our south, pulling up subtropical moisture. it's colliding with an area of low pressure that's just to our north. so warm, myoair moving in, colliding with very cool dry air. as a result we're expecting thunderstorms each and every day through friday, with the best chance this afternoon. i stopped that clock at 5:00. you'll notice here -- quite a bit of activity. same goes for the south bay merchandise. it looks like we could see strong storms develop as we head throughout 5:00. getting into the next couple days, temperatures will be steady into saturday up to 70 by sunday. there is a lot going on in the bay area, including the dutch

kings day festival, celebrating all things dutch. it's free for you and the family. could see a little drizzle out there for the start, but overall looking comfortable into the mid 60s. have you ever been out to this one, mike? i have nod. they changed from the queen's day to the king's day, as they passed it to her son a few years ago. am i dutch? no, maybe not. we're looking forwards the bay area, crossing -- i did catch a glimpse from hayward over the flat section, coming off of 880. just continues that volume of traffic.

there's -- all showing that push north to san jose and toward the rest of the silicon valley. we'll see this focusing on the commute, but so far 85 is moving slowly. over toward the tri-valley, now we're down to just a pretty standard pattern, no big deals here, a little focus on the slowing towards north livermore, south 680, so that speeds will dip a bit. no problem north, but the interchange itself is starting to show some slowing. a smooth drive down towards 9 toll plaza. here's a slowing through berkeley. there's that volume of traffic west underneath that iconic overcrossing. there's gray skies, maybe some windshield wipers once, maybe twice

a south bay high school student is missing. he showed up for class on monday morning. no one has seen or heard from him since. "today in the bay" kris sanches is live at the high school in cupertino. do temperatureties have any idea where he could be. >> reporter: they've looked for him here at the scoot, and at home and his local hangouts. it's been almost 48 hours since anyone has seen him at school or at home. his family told deputies, sheriff's deputies said they made it to school. school staff saw him there for the first period, but then staff says after 10:00 on monday morning connor wasn't seen for the rest of the exile day on monday nor tuesday, and he didn't show up for track practice, either. the sheriff's department won't say whether they consider him an

runaway or at risk. he is 5'5", about 150 pounds. on month morning school staff say he was wearing a black shirr faded black sweatshirt, black shots and blue/white speakers. they searched the monta vista hi, a nearby shopping, and the open space that he liked to go running. the hope is he'll make his way home. in cupertino -- happening today, a battle and more controversy over mandatory vaccining returning to the state capitol in sacramentoo. easily passed the senate health committee earlier this week, but last week members of the senate education committee were more critical. the bill's author agreed to delay a vote until day. now parents in favor of the

bill -- many other still feel they'll by forced to home school their kids san francisco police are asking for the public to find people who made off with a pricey and rather large musical instrument. the two thieves stole a cello from a 16-year-old girl's car. surveillance cameras caught the thieves in action. the suspect was rummaging through the car while a male suspect waits in a getaway car. 6:53, the san francisco sheriff's depend says it's leading the way when it comes to body cameras, on 9 heels of a major scandal, the department will seen require body cameras for some deputies, following allegations that four deputies forced inmates for fight each other. the sheriff says no other jail system in the state has body cameras the department of homeland security is coming to silicon valley. the department is openings a satellite office in an effort to

attract top tech talent. the goal is to battle hackers. the secretary of homeland security says he wants to ensure the government and private sector benefit from each other's research and development. no word on when the office will open or where it will be 6:54 right now. a northern california man's lotion battle to overturn his lie-profile terrorism conviction will head to cold. new lawyers will argue their client's previous attorney during his trial botched it and was incompetent, failing to find evidence to prove his innocent. they were arrested in 2005 during a terror raid. investigators say they were tied to a lodi mosque that served as a sleeper cell. but hayat was the only person convicted new this morning flying into fo is about to get easier for international travelers. today airport officials will unveil a new automated passport control kiosk.

that means people who arrive at sfo's international terminal would not have to wait in long lines as to clear immigration what are you flashing on your wrist these days? the apple watch will hit wrists all over the bay ar this friday. >> scott mcgrew is actually developing app for it. >> we're going to start with cnbc, when you think about it the watch can only give you bite-sized bits of information to checking on stocks is a signal. the apple watch will ship to people this friday more. it will be available to look at in stores, but our understanding is it will not be available to buy. now, taking a look at other things, you were mentioning jeh johnson, and the homeland security agency building a facility in silicon valley. a lot of people don't want to move to washington, and marissa mayer spoke on a conference

call. she did indeed cut 1100 employees in the first three months. sam and laura, the employees call this drip layoffs, apparently lie a dripping faucet. apparently they often happen on wednesday. layoffs are layoffs, but pieces and pieces are tough. >> i wonder why wednesday, not friday? >> i don't know. kind words from a south bay woman are sparking a mystery franchises have here to the rockie. >> it springs in part from a dark day in san jose. two weeks ago a woman left a note on a police cruiser in denver, with words of support that make the officers well worth it. it's signed laurena san jose and mentioned a death one week before of the san jose police officer michael johnson. the note thanked officers for risking their lives day in and day out. denver police were so touched, they're hoping to find lauren just to say thanks. san jose police are now helping on social media

nice story there. one final check of today's top stories. we've learned two people rescued from a burning home in martinez are being treated for block inhalation, one of them a police officers. the cause of the fire is still under investigation investigators say they don't think anyone was home when this house in walnut creek went up in flames firefighters say the flames did not spread. and the is everyone for a missing south bay teenager now entering its third day. 17-year-old connor sullivan attended his first period class in cupertino on monday. he has not been seen since. 6:57 cloudy start to the day. will things clear up out there? >> we'll see more sunshine today than where we hen ended up yesterday. right now we're in the 50s, so it's not too cold out there this morning. 53 in the tri-valley. just a couple degrees warmer

right here in the south bay. at 55 degrees, so here is the weather story of the day. we have a lot of moisture out there. we are fair game for mountain thunderstorms, as we head throughout this afternoon. in fact the best bed for thunderstorms will be today, 74 degrees in the north bay, that's one area we're watching, same for the south bay, and of course the east bay hills. 77 out there later on today in the tri-valley, comfortable conditions for you. you know what? don't forget the giants taking on the dodgers against after whipping el them last night. lincecum looking good on the mound. tonight 7:00 right here. >> the instate rivalry is always a nice one and also on earth day maybe they'd ride a horse out to the mound. [ laughter ] looking over toward the north bay, that traffic is slowing because of that volume through san rafael.

just a little slowing do you through that shot, and clearer down toward the golden gate bridge. we're looking at slowing toward west 80, the focus of that once you past by golden gate. a lot going on as far as the volume of traffic, there's the slower drive for 680 and 880. and in towards fremont. a new crash at westbound 84. could be a factor, over here the peninsula shows the new slow of traffic. cool. this has become a cool annual tradition. we'll soon fouled out if the latest falcon chicks are male or female. >> the parents are sweating this one out. a biologist will rappel down to the falcon's nest, and place bands on their legs.

banding day has taken place at city hall since 2007 i always love that falcon cam out there. >> and then we get to name that? >> usually they let you do that. >> we do. have a great day. >> see you in 25 minutes. good morning. breaking news. a heavily armed man in custody accused of planning to carry out an imminent attack on churches in france. we're live with what investigators are saying about the arrest. from new mexico to new england, al's tracking the threat of severe weather stretching 2200 miles across the country today. i was embarrassed. ben affleck apologizing for pressuring pbs to omit his slave owning ancestor. now an investigation into what happened. >> and the time of their lives.