help people stay safe and a live look outside. welcome to wednesday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay. good morning. in east oakland, a search ended, police telling us the two officers were following up on a homicide when three men opened

fire. part of foothill boulevard is closed, though as police are clearing the scene a curfew put in place off monday's rioting worked. this is what things looked like as that 10:00 curfew went into effect. police in riot gear went toe to toe with about 200 protesters. about 12 were arrested, compared to a few 00 the night before. the violence stems from the death of freddie gray the unrest in baltimore is leading to baseball history right now. today's baltimore orioles game will have no fans in the seats. this for safety reasons. now, monday's and tuesday's games at camden yards were

postponed because of the riots. the civil rights you cause for this generation. heard more from him in about 30 minutes whether we go live to baltimore for the latest now to the developing situation in nepal where rain is hampering efforts to find survivors following the 7.9 magnitude earthquake. this with frustrate over the time it's taking to get help to the people. kris sanchez is following the overnight developments. people are protesting right in the center of the rubble. >> right in the middle, because there's rain, there are aftershocks, and nations are offering aid and personnel. still the government cannot receive it fast enough, according to that government's people. in kathmandu, about 200 frustrated people protested what they say is a lack of their government's action. four days after the quake, many people have no clean drinking water or sewage service.

those protesters blocked traffic, demanding help for victims, but there were no arrests. in another part of the city, though, things were much more quiet. you see a rescuer there using listens devices, headphones, trying to listen for any sign of life. citizens in plain clothes stood alongside military personnel from around the world, sometimes they were moving that rubble hand by hand, piece by piece. believe it or not, three days after the deadly 7.8 quake struck, saturday rescuers did find people alive after hearing this man banging on the rubble, they were able to dig him out of the rubble. 27 years old told rescuers that he drank his own urine to survive, but had nearly given up hope. another man was also rescued after he spend 80 hours trapped in the rubble with three people who did not survive. >> he had nothing to eat or drink.

>> it will take a lot of willpower. some atm machines are working and people are lined up waiting to get whatever cash they can, some of them say they're getting that cash so they can get out of the country. laura? sam? >> thank you, chris. that window is closing now to save people still trying to survive. we'll be following that. the devastation is reaching all the way to the bay area, forcen one mill valley man to take action. jay tamang is from nepal. his parents and other family members are safe, but right now living in tents. i know it's sad in the city, but no help in the mountains. no help at all. >> tamang started a crowdfunding site. he hopes to -- recently he raised money to build four schools in nepal, all of them were destroyed in that earthquake. if you'd like to know more about how to help people in nepal, just visit our website,

nbcbayarea.com it is 6:04. the bay area teenager who admits he stabbed a 9-year-old boy to death will answer murder charges today. 18-year-old william shultz said he stabbed jordan, because he wanted to feel what it was like to kill someone before the end of the world. it happened on sunday in discovery bay. shultz is said to be arraigned this afternoon on those murder charges. happening today, a bay area judge will reconsider a serial rapist's freedom. last year the pillowcase rapist was released from the mental hospital. prosecutors want to revoke his release. >> good morning, laura. 54-year-old christopher hubbart may lose that freedom after the judge consideration after this hearing. he admitted to at least three dozen rapes, but authorities say

it's closer to 100 women he raped and assaulted, using a pillowcase to muffle some of his victims' screams. he's been living in the palmdale area after some doctors concluded him fit to be released. his most recent crimes happened in santa clara county, but the judge ordered release to los angeles county, because that's where he grew up. a judge this morning will consider a request to lock him back up in a mental health hospital. a prosecutors is expected to testify in favor of revoking had is release, though the district attorney's office decline to ask why. he's worn a monitoring ankle device, undergo polygraph exams, submit to random house searches and live with a security guard at all times. there's protests in front of his house nearly every day, and some are expected to be here for this hearing in person.

all new this morning, peninsula police crediting social media for forcing a zkts assault suspect to come and surrender. rob richard chapman turned himself into palo alto police last night. he was caught on surveillance allegedly methoding a child while she was shopping with her mother. this morning he faces multiple felony charges don't waste water. governor bruin is calling for a law imposing up to $10,000 fine per day for residential water wasters. a final would be ruved for the biggest offers. many believe you don't need a punishment if you educate first. >> when you educate people, tell them they violated the rules, they generally respond without having to go further, without having to fine them in any way. >> last year state officials gave communities the power to levy $500 fines to breaches of the rules.

few of those fines were issued. maybe the only people that could actually pay a $10,000 fine, this as we give you a live look outside this morning. san jose, the horizon there, the sunrise just beginning to start. let's get the day kicked off right. >> let's do it. >> it's a nice report for us. good morning, christina. >> good morning. tomorrow you may not be so happy with my report, but today another spectacular afternoon ahead. with temperatures to start, when our highs come in, 79 degrees for today in the north bay, 76, pleasant conditions right here in san jose. this is the last comfortable afternoon. by tomorrow that heat will surge into the 90s in many of your inland valley spots. we'll cool you right back off, just in time for the weekend. whether you'll be indoors or outdoors. our air quality is still looking good. one of the things were having to deal with, though, the pollen

levels. they will peak on thursday with offshore flow and dry pattern sitting up. maybe you're not familiar with what is causing you to sneeze and sniffle. when it comes to cedar trees, they have this scale-like, bright green leaves. the oak trees are dark green, oval shane with convex shape, and they're the acorn producers. with the pine trees, you find a lot of these in the santa cruz mountains, and all pine trees produce cones. and grass, we've had so much growth because we've had a decent rainy season, all types of grass are causing you to sneeze. so take it easy outdoors for the next couple days, and say goes for the kids. i hear about it all the time. but it would le short-lived. onshore flow over the weekend.

conifers, right? >> that's right come on over, jen. looking toward the south bay, northbound 101, a little slowing. that's the one that was showing unusual slowing. there's a crash originally reported on 280. now the update from chip said, no, it looked lick northbound 87. that would correspond to the slowing approaches ena we're we're going to track that, and i'll bring you the latest over here west 237 at ma tilta, it looks like the on-ramp is affected. as we move up, we'll show you the maps crossing the bay heading over towards the bridges 680 and southbound 880 down towards the san mateo and your typical slowing. the san mateo bridge comes over the nimitz freeway, and san mad i don't. toll plaza, into the haze there,

no -- and no big surprises for the peninsula. north of here on 880 itself, the nimitz freeway shows a smooth drive with the tail lights. the a's play tonight. we hope for a victory, but also expect post-game traffic, and all the approaches where your metering lights are on. over here highway 4 in concord on the right, and on the left side 101 southbound novato all the way down to the golden gate bridge. you saw some haze out there, we're just on the lookout for that. fog at the golden gate bridge, a shocker. >> common, right? >> pretty much standard operating procedure at this point. it's 6:11 right now. plus in business news, do men work as hard as we say we work? that's coming up.

new this morning, some american airlines flights never took off last night. "usa today quest reports about two dozen flights were grounded. the reasons. i pads used by american airlines pilots just stopped working. apparently it was linked to a custom app they use on the company-issued devices. pilots use the apps to access flight plans. for some reasons only i pads used on 737s were affected silicon valley is famous for its long work hours, 50, 60, we hear 80 hours a week for some people. >> but maybe someone is cooking those numbers, scott. >> maybe so, "harvard requu" were looking into claims that -- as we show you some office scenes which have been blurred,

because we don't want to accuse anybody specific p. "harvard business review" says men in particular fudge their working hours, particularly if their jobs are independent, venture capital, investing, that kind of thing, where they can say they were at a meeting with a client, bull really they were attending a little league game. the article points out there's been a move to give people more family time, but women are much more likely than men to actually take it. twitter had a lousy day tuesday, the financial data was actually released before the closing bell. the good news wasn't good. investors ran screaming for the exit. twitter lost $7 billion in market value in just a few minutes. the fed concludes its two-day meeting about interest investigates today. we expect no news. janet yellen is not even having her usual press conference. about an hour ago we got numbers

that showed the american economy grew a fraction of a percent over the winter, more reasons to not raise rates what's wrong with this video about mark zuckerberg? it's not really like it. it's a wax figure. steve jobs is there as well. now, the museum wants to know who else should they add? they're conducting an online poll. among the candidates we have ma prettia myers p.woz, elon musk. frank open hyper, some of the more dark horses. i don't know how it would be anybody by woz? >> place your bets. >> absolutely. >> how about a lady, in fact? well, we know that silicon valley what is contributed so much mere, but what about a sign to prove it? hollywood, south francis, they both have landmark signs, but what do you think about a silicon valley sign? >> originally called silicon

valley. bob redell is in san jose with that. where would it go? >> reporter: well, the idea is to go in the east foothills of san jose or milpitas. going on your train of thought, new york has the statue of liberty. seattle the space needle, but the capital of the technology world doesn't have its own landmark. this local man, his name is alfonso, he's proposes that san jose build its own sign here in the east foothills of milpitas or or san jose. these are is the renderings he has posted on his website, 200 feet long, with silicon on the top, "valley" on the bottom, possibly embedded with electronic ink so they should flash binary codes or l.e. derek lights.

again, this is just a proposal being put forth by one man with no financial backing as of yet. nothing has been presented to a city our county government for possible review for approval. alfonso is just throwing it out there just to get a conversation started to see where it leads. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. time to check out neuromicroclimate forecast. what do you know, it's the bay bridge? no lights, but plenty of fog. >> christina joins us with a look at the forecast. >> the lights will be returns just in time for the super bowl, which is happening right here in santa clara. 6:18 s. temperatures are comfortable. you're kicking off the day at 52 and 48 to start the new day down in san martin. here's the deal, a cool cloudy

start, your forecast tells the story. temperatures will be comfortable, up to about 72 in the heat of the day in the east bay, and 75 degrees on the peninsula for the day. we'll see 76 here, temperatures close to the 80s in the north bay and tri-valley as well. high pressure moves in starting tomorrow. that means dry weather returns, offshore flow for us. we're going to be some fire danger as well. with very warm, dry downsloping winds. look at this. you can see the quick surge of summer air, comfortable conditions will return to the bay area. there's a lot going on around here for the weekend. look at this. 78 degrees by saturday. we're at 75 here in the south bay, and stays nice and comfortable for saturday and sunday in san francisco where we have a lot of events happening. we want to tell but a couple

community days and what's happening, because you get free admission to curiodyssey community day and they have hundreds of rescued animal. it's a great, great museum to check out. the asian art museum, free admission today, sunday 10:00 to 3:00, comfortable temperatures out there. is it here ace mike inouye. >> i did check this camera carefully, on the approach just outside of tully just outside of our shot, there's reports of a crash. our camera shows us right at the overcrossing, and there's a little -- we'll track that. that just happened. meanwhile, northbound 87, starting to smooth out, north of capital express way. but right there at 87 is where we had the earlier crash.

it looks like traffic is flowing smoother through the area, so they may have moved that completely off the roadway. pretty standard flow, status quo for 880. same pattern here coming south of 580 down in toward fremont, pleasanton and hayward. south through the east bay. now, as we look across the san mateo bring, no big surprises, upper east show, moving pretty close to the speed limit sunol you get to the end there. the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll show you this. we'll start with this shot. first of all, some low clouds around the bay bridge toll plaza. now over on the golden gate bridge getting into francis from the north bayh, a smoother drive, and we do see the haze in the area, no problems and an easy drive here. farther north, we see the traffic flowing, and so we have different lighting conditions around the bay, but the travel, you're looking good for this

wednesday -- is it wednesday? wednesday. >> halfway through your workweek. >> they're blending together in the haze. the race for the white house is heating up. the new name ready to toss his hat into the presidential race outside the beautiful golden gate bridge. we do have a big of fog out there. a lot more ahead, stick around.

a very good wednesday morning to you, taking a live look outside, city by the bay this morning, kind of a typical bay area morning start, one that we love. we'll check the forecast. 6:25 right now. in the race to the white house, hillary clinton is about to get her first official challenge from the left. vermont senator bernie sand serious plan toss announce his campaign tomorrow. he's an independent in congress and will be seeking the nomination for president see them square off in an snl skits. we'll have to wait for that the conviction for barry bonds could be headed into extra innings. it's being urged to hold off on finalizing last week's ruling. that stemmed, of course, from the balco steroid scandal.

prosecutors want time to decide whether to appeal directly to the supreme court. so far this young season, the giants are 2-0 against the dodgers' ace clayton kershaw. the major reason december madison bumgarner. the offense came courtesy of buster posey. the g-men held on to beat the dodgers 2-1. the rubber match is time right here. our coverage start at 7:00, and it's right after our 6:00 newscast they got off to a bit of a slow start, but things are moving. still ahead, the opening bill just a few minutes away. we have a look at the early numbers and did the curfew work? live at baltimore as the city wakes up following another night of protests a live look outside of san jose this morning. all is calm, plenty of sunshine headed your way. christina will have much more on

that. and we'll have more news for you right after this.

good morning, we are switching weather patterns over the next cupeling days from a comfy spring day today, to a summer-like day tomorrow, and then maybe some rain. your full forecast is just moments ago. the bay bridge toll plaza is

looking crowded, we switching directions for the report for a crash in san jose. we're waiting for the fed decision today. this is a company out of bethesda, and then over to the nasdaq as well, as business gets under way. scott, can you feel the in today? we certainly can. it's wednesday, april 29th, and you're watching "today in the bay." a good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. oakland police have caught all three men accused of shoots at undercover officers. and rain is making the situation in nepal even worse this morning.

this as about 200 people in kathmandu protested overnight saying they're not getting enough help and in baltimore, police say an overnight curfew worked. about two dozens were reported overnight as compared to 200 the night before. tracie potts has the latest. >> reporter: hey, laura, good morning, everyone. things seem to be getting back to normal to some degree. it was certainly not violent last night like we saw the night before. behind me there's a group called build. this is not a demonstration or protest. this group has been working since before freddie gray was killed, to try to address some of the problems in disenfranchised neighborhoods in the city of baltimore. they are evidence that this city is still trying to heal. baltimore police say there was relative calm on the first night

of the curfew. less than a dozen arrest, compared to 200 on monday. >> the curfew is in fact working. >> reporter: officers in riot gear cleared the streets with smoke canisters and urged residents to back up. after initial resistance, they complied. >> we don't want any problems with the police. we don't want anyone shooting. we have a cease-fire. >> reporter: today questions remain about the arrest and death of freddie gray. he suffered a severed spine. demonstrators are demanding accountability. >> we've got to listen to our children, because this is -- let me tell you, this is without a doubt the civil rights cause for this generation. >> reporter: baltimore fairly quiet this morning, but still a sill on edge, bursting with frustration, waiting for answers. >> so the curfew is back in

effect tonight at 10:00, and every night through monday. back to you. >> thank you, tracey. sometime right now to check your forecast, bring it back home, as we give you a live look outside. san jose, the sun gleaming through the buildings in the cityscape there. a nice way to start your day. you now you've got it good when it's 70 degrees yesterday, the day before,ic looking at another day like that. it's great to live in the bay area. >> who's got it better than us? >> nobody! >> temperatures now in the 40s and 50s. we have a lovely day ahead. tomorrow, some people will have it better than us weatherwise, because we're going to trade the 70s in that we're expecting this afternoon. but the good news is just a short bump up of your temperatures. by this weekend, and this weekend just around the corner, we're going to drove -- so mt. hamilton, showing you the santa clara valley, definitely not as thing out there as it was

yesterday, the sun is already starting to break through the clouds, and temperatures for today are going to be comfortable, courtesy of that natural ac staying on for one more day. cool, cloudy start becoming sunny as we progress through the next few hours. you'll break for lunch at 63 on the east shore, and 70 degrees at noon in the tri-valley, close to 80 degrees out there later on today. the north bay is at 80. 76 in the south bay. comfortable conditions cool on the peninsula. 75 degrees, hard to beat that, no ac necessary. if you said to get away this weekend, sonoma wine country looks warm for friday and saturday. by sunday we're back to the 70s. the best beach day if you want to hit the 17-mile drive will be friday, then down to the 60s for saturday and sunday. the same thing goes for the santa cruz boardwalk, open until 5:00 p.m. week daysened 8:00 p.m. on the weekends.

67 on sunday. maybe you don't want to get away, maybe you want to stay local. we'll talk to you about the bay area in the next report. we work hard, mike, for the bay area weekends. the good things is we have you to help us get there on time. >> another although according to reports, this guy may work less than you do. >> let's look at your map. we're going to talk you through northbound 101 showing in slowing, as well as north 87 an earlier crash has cleared, and though we have a switch in direction, we have the chp reporting it's southbound 101 at tully, we still have a distraction, because i believe that crash activity is still visible for the commute

direction. keeping sjc area a little clearer. a standard pattern a lot through hayward. also across the san mateo bridge. away from us, good slows. over the last ten minutes we've seen this bring the speeds down. back out to your maps, and we'll look anywhere north of the -- the peninsula all the way to san francisco, with the maze ago well, but even though the peninsula -- i want to show you an issue for 280 just reported in the last couple minutes. there was a crash near that interchange where it crosses over with 101, so a bit of slowing. i'm tracking this, but it should clear quickly. the live look into san francisco, headlights from the north bay, easy drive, a little

haze, but if you've ridden in my car, you're kind of familiar with that. >> seriously you're not going to clean it? >> not that one. i barely clean my own. >> too many spiders on that thing as well. >> perhaps the markets have been open for a few minutes let's checked numbers. scott, how are we looking? >> most stocks trading slightly lower. we'll take you out to the big board. two stocks to talk about. twitter is down about another 3.5% after a lousy day yesterday. and go pro is just rocking after a nice profit report also the gdp numbers a short time ago, showing the american economy barely bunched over the winter. first of all, the winter was lousy in most states, and the west coast port shutdown affected things as well. 6:37. still ahead, a drug tunnel

uncovered near the california/mexico border plus controversy brewing for the king of beers. why anheuser busch is apologizing this morning.

new this morning, u.s. border patrols say they uncovered an intricate drug smuggling tunnel in southern california. it was found west of the san ysidro port border. they say the exit on the u.s. side has noting build yet. >> the tunnel to nowhere. 6:40 right now, the king of beers is back-pedals. the bud light label reads, quote -- the perfect beer for removing "no ygs from your vocabulary for the night. the label sparked backlash

online, where many peet thought that wording was insensitive and encouraging drinking, even date rape. the response, anheuser-busch issued an apology and rye moved the labeling. here's the new beer challenge for home brewers use sewer water. >> it doesn't sound pleasant, but the oregon utility is holding a competition. the key ingredient must be sewer water, when the utility will provide. it's designed to get people talking about how treated sewer water is an untapped resource. the winner, by the way, will get 100 bucks. we saw our local officials drinking that recycled water. >> the key thing is treated water. >> yes, multiple purifications coming up, suspects opened fire on undercover officers in the east bay. what we have just learned from police, next. plus a man wanted for sexual

asought on the peninsula, turns himself into police, and a live look outside. a little cloud overhead. we're back with more after the break.

an update now to breaking news. at 6:44 in east oakland, a sovereign is now over for a gunman who opened fire on two undercover police officers. police tell us the two officers were following up on a homicide when three men opened fire. none of the officers were hit.

now all three suspects are in custody part of foothill boulevard is closed as police clear the crime scene. now to a developing sit ways in nepal we've been following very closely, where rain is hampering the efforts to find any survivors following that massive earthquake. this as frustration over the time it's taking to get that help bowling officer, the rain making it hard to get aid to the people that need it. "today in the bay's "kris sanchez are following that -- wanting any -- think can get. good morning. >> now three days of national mourning in nepal. while the prime minister is promising free medical care, many of his citizens say that's just not enough. here is the protest you mentioned, about 200 people clashed with police in kathmandu. four days after the quake, many survivors still have no clean drinking water, no sewage

service. those protesters blocked traffic, demanding help for victims. in another part of the city, quiet work as rescuers used headphones to listen for any sign of advice. citizens stood along plain clothes military from around the world. and believe it or not, three days after the deadly 7.8 quake, rescuers did find someone alived. that 27-year-old told rescuers he drank his own urch to survive, but had nearly given up hope. another man was also rescued. he spent 80 hours trapped in that trouble with three people who had nothing to survived. people were lining up for blocks

trying to get whatever money they could, some say just so they could get out of the country all together. just visit or web side nbcbayarea.com for more information closer to home, let's take a peek outside. bay bridge, can you make it out there? yeah, cloud cover there, this is a shot from emeryville this morning. thank you for waking up with us each and every today. today the weather is on auer side. by the end of the day, in the city by the bayer we're talking 68 degrees with a few passic clouds. in san francisco, the mitt mid 70s.

what will change over the next couple days? that is the big ridge of high pressure on the way to the bay area, as clouds are up and around that big ink ridge. it will negate the marine influence, and as a result, the temperatures will be very, very warm confide raptly as well. so what that means for us, great beach weather. not a cloud in the sky for tomorrow. that's a rare occurrence. we'll be at 76 degrees for your thursday in half moon bay. down in santa cruz, a lovely day, 79 degrees. you might want to dip your toes into that ocean water, but it's still cold in there, 55 degrees in the pacific. here's where we're headed. temperatures shoot straight up, so 76 degrees for today. much warmer as we get into injure thursday. that will hold up for friday. we're going to cool you right back off, just in time for your all-important bay area weekend. there's a lot going on around here.

70 degrees on saturday. in san francisco for the 2015 cinco de mayo celebration, this will be in the heart of the mission district. they had though change location, but everything is still the same. mariachi, dancing and a kid zone, with temperatures very comfortable for you and the family form that's absolutely free. another free event. you can check out the art. they have some fantastic pieces. oakland museum, free admission, they do this on each first send of the monday are month. 10:00 to 3:00. welcome? mike inouye. >> thank you very much. folks, i'm watching this shot in san jose. it'so southbound, this is where my eyes have been peeled to any slowdown from 680 down to tully where there is that crash. we got word a few minutes all that all los angeles were closed at tully road because of a

motorcycle down, the rider down as well. chp has got word that the ambulance has taken two people from the scene. folks getting on at tully were forced back off, so they could not enter, either. capitol express is how to get back on. that's just for a few minutes. chp hopes to open at least one, maybe two of the southbound lanes in the next few. over here southbound 680 as well as southbound 880, a typical volume really building. over across the san mateo bridge, a smoother driver, though the peninsula side picks up a lot of volume. north 280, we had two lanes blocked just at cesar chavez.

we had two lanes blocked, but had seen some recovery for those speeds. as well as down to the east shore freeway. there's no real drama, but i do want to show you a different pattern. we have a greater view from the toll plaza camera, but also to the left approach. that might indicate a little different flow flu through the maze. back to you. thank you very much, mike. a developing story at 6:51. please at baltimore say the overnight curfew worked to keep protesters from causing more trouble. this is what things looked like at that 10:00 curfew as it went into effect. police in riot gear used smoke canisters just to get the protesters to go home. the violence stems from the case of freddie gray, who died in police custody. a bit of history coming out of that, not the kind that anyone wanted to make form the unrest is leading to baseball

history. the baltimore orioles game will have no fans for safety reasons, but they're going to play the game. monday's and tuesday's games at camden yards were both postponed because of the riot. this is the first time a major league game will be played, but closed to the public. nbc's peter alexander is in baltimore, and he will bring you live reports starting at 7:00 this morning the bay area teenager who admit he stabds a 9-year-old boy to death will answer to murder charges today. he told the bay area news group he for stabbed jordan, it happens at the boys house in discovery bay. shultz is set to be arraigned this afternoon on murder charges prosecutors not looking for the death penalty there. happening today, the freedom and future of a man known as the pillowcase rapist is at stake

right now. a society bay judge may end up sending him back to a mental hospital. stephanie trong joins us live. good morning. >> that's right. good morning. imagine living near a man who authorities say raped and assaulted colloid close to 100 now l.a. have requested. decline to discuss why it's taking now, hibbard victimized women between 1971 and 1982, sometimes use a pillowcase. his prison term ended in 1996 where recently even though the

most recent crimes happened in santa clara county, the judge released him to the county where he was born and raised. he's lived with a security guard statutes, undergoing polygraph xaems, attending therapy and submitting to random house searches. it's here at the hall of justice when a judge will consider that request to revoke his release. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >> thank you, stephanie. police are crediting social media for forcing a sexual assault suspect to surrender. he turned himself in last night. he was call on surveyian allegedly method ago child when she was shopping with her mother. this morning he faces multiple felony charges. a warning from san francisco police this morning. watch your back at the atm. police say when you step away,

thieves are steps in to try to stop the atm from closing your transaction. last week, officers say they caught three people trying to get away with the scam 2349 mission district. take a look at this. this could be refreshing to many folks, a sign, a symbol, if you will, do you like what you see? a bay area man wants to make silicon valley more recognizable. >> bob, he's opening a new sign will be the landmark of the silicon valley? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, as we look over silicon valley, it's generally a mishmash of nondescript office buildings. there's no space needing, no statue of liberty, no golden gate bridge. no landmark that this is the capital of the tech world. but a man is proposing a

landmark here in the east fight hills for the world to know exactly where they're locating. these are renderings on his website. he's proposes a 200-foot-long structure. possibly embedded with electronic ink so they could flash binary code or l.e.d. lights to change color, say orange when the giants are playing, teal when the sharks are on the rink, this is a proposal with no financial backing as of yet. nothing has been presented to the city for towns for approval. he's just throwing it out there to get the conversation going. reporting live in the east foothil foothills, bob redeal, today in the bay we're so futuristic. kind of a plain-looking signs.

>> you could jazz it up there's one making people smile. >> for pied piper, wait a minute. is that a real company? >> it's a data compression company, isn't it? it makes you laugh or scratch your head. pied piper is at the center of the series. it's just basically shows the ad for pied piper. >> so he yells out, ready, on your mark, get set, and i was so keyed up, i just took off. >> hulu went and bought the rights to show "seinfeld" online paying nearly a million an episode. netflix apparently bit on it as well, but then decided to buy "friends." governor brown is ordering

us by the year 2030 to cut carbon emissions by 40% to the levels we set in 1990. federal rules, 30 purse down to 2005 levels. how we'll do this, he doesn't say. >> a plan yet to be unveiled, but we'll be waiting with bated breath. time right now 6:58. one final check of today's stories oakland police have call ought three men accused of shooting at undercover police officers. this haas last night at 5th and foothill no officers were hit by the gunfire. chris toast hubbart was released in southern california in july. he add reply to raping more than -- prosecutors say he is still a threat to the public. we are hearing reports that nigeria's army rescued 200 girls and 93 women believed to have

been kidnapped by boko haram. it sparked the #bring back our girls campaign on twitter download our app for the latest news, weather and traffic. you can connect with us on facebook, twitter and instagram as well we've seen a cloudy start in places, but you're already bringing up those beach forecasts. >> especially tomorrow. that will be the best beach day. i love good weather, meteorology in this case, sam. 53 from the tri-valley right now on you are our way to 79 degrees out there. today 76 right here in beautiful san jose sounds delightful. thank you. >> not so delightful on southbound 101 focusing on the high rising see the crawling vehicles? they're making their bend onto sub101. they have reopened all the -- but there's jammed traffic all the way down to the scene off of

a major interchange and your northbound routes are starting to kick in as well. so silicon valley working as well. okay. that's what's happening "today in the bay." hundreds defy a city forcing police to us canisters to clear t >> the massive polic appearing to restore today's orioles game be played without a a first in the history american sports. 82-hour ordeal. dramatic new video o being freed from the hotel in nepal four the devastating eart nbc's richard engel