more than a dozen dead following another big earthquake in the nepal. plus, he followed a san jose teen home and tried to sexually assaulted her. now he's going to soon face a judge. why police officers could end up wearing body cameras sooner than originally thought. live look outside this morning. the golden gate bridge. it is tuesday, may the 12th. you are watching "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you on this tuesday. it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning.

let's check that meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, everybody. temperatures out there this morning are on the chilly side. you're probably going to want to grab a jacket this morning. otherwise, a nice finish to the day. more wind in the forecast. and then we are expecting ample rainfall, potentially a month's worth of rain over the course of just two days. we'll have the details. coming up right now, i want to check your drive. >> good morning. very dark shot behind me. 288 and 17, 880. there are flashing lights on the connector there. look at the map. 280 at 17 the sensors slow because the crew is sitting there at the sensor. 85 and 208. south bay, typical slower spots through the cones and only for a few cars. light volume of traffic. 101, 880 as well, nothing outstanding. send it back to you. frkts we do have breaking news this morning. nepal rocked bay violent

earthquake for the second time in a couple weeks. already 19 people are dead. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is joining us. another round of terror. rescue efforts for this struggling country. >> and this as monsoon season approaches. magnitude .3. the destruction. the big buildings toppling over. this one a bit weaker. we want to put the two on the map to see how close they happened to each other. touchdown's w touchdown's was closer to the border of tibet. the mountain is now closed. the climbing season is over. the one on april 25th was closer to the city of kathmandu. a shell shocked people poured into the streets. you can see bricks laying on the ground. one person said the jolt felt as strong as the one in april but not quite as long. that one killed more than 8,000 people and left quarter million people homeless. you can see people frantically trying to make phone calls with their cellphones, trying to make

contact with loved ones. >> i'm wait for my family. >> hotel employees and their guests evacuated into the streets. in the last earthquake we saw people too afraid to go back into the building for weeks for fear of aftershocks. that's a valid concern. we just pulled up the u.s. geological survey site showing the number of strong quakes that followed that 7.8 this morning. usgs says there have been seven earthquakes magnitude five or higher in nepal today including the first one. as we mentioned, we already have confirmed that there are 19 people dead. nearly 1,000 people injured. but nepal's home ministry say they expect that count to rise very quickly. as we mentioned, monsoon season is coming so it's going to be very difficult. >> the timing. >> goodness, so sad to hear for these folks. no relief at all. thank you. >> i should mention, death toll now at 36. it just happened like that. >> i know you're following this story all morning long for us.

of course, stay with us as this is continuing to develop all morning long. and also when we're not on the air you can check out our website nbcbayarea.com. we are on the air until 7:00 a.m. happening today, the man accuse of forcing his way into a san jose girl's house and trying to sexually assault her is going to face a judge for the first time. he followed the 13-year-old home i side the house. you see this video. still shocking today. then started to sexually assault her. the girl managed to fight him off and he fled if toerss close to the investigation tell nbc bay area that he confessed to the crime as well as to an attack on a woman in a grocery store last month. in contra costa county a teenager charged with raping a woman. he assaulted her at gun point in antioch. miles is being charged as an adu adult. his bail remays at more than $6

million. 4:34. south san francisco police need your help finding two gunmen who robbed a man on a popular trail. the attack happened friday night on the centennial way trail near kaiser medical center. two men approached a man from behind on the trail and jammed two handguns into his sides. the robbers took his wallet, watch, and jacket. in november two women were attacked in separate incidents on the same stretch of trail. new push now to put san jose police officers body cameras sooner than expected. sam ricardo made that announcement monday. the city already has a plan in place to outfit some officers with body cameras in september with a one-year pilot program. if all goes as planned all officers will get cameras. mayor's announcement comes after san jose police are

accused of targeting minorities. they make up around two-thirds of police stops. only about 6% of those stops actually result in arrests. >> i'm proposing that we accelerate some of our efforts, particularly around body worn cameras, expanding the scope of investigation for the complaints. >> we deaf definitely want to be transparent. we are going to be very comprehensive in analyzing the data. >> both the city and the police department plan to have the report independently analyzed. it is tuesday. moving right along. a little bit of a colder start today. >> i thought so, too. an extra mayor maybe. >> i don't know half, christina. warmer sweater. good morning. >> i'm going to get a hat. be prepared to hold on to it later today as we do have fierce wind in the forecast yet again. similar to what we experienced. let's talk about your forecast for today. 50s.

cool start to the day. temperatures are going to warm nicely. it will be breezy again. we are issuing a blowing dust, dust, and skirt alert as you put your wardrobe together today. temps in the 60s by noon. 63 degrees for the south bay. looking at 71 degrees in the north bay. 67 in the tri-valley. more on the incoming storm in moments. like i said before, we are expecting a month's worth of rain over the course of just two days. we'll talk about how much where you live and the timing in my next report. let's welcome in mike inouye. >> over here pacing nicely across the san mateo bridge. look at the taillights going away from us. eastbound. down to the left lane only. left lane crews are working on the two right lanes with flashing lights. i'll show you that at the bottom of the screen. the cone zone. we see over in san francisco a little bit different color there. the road weather index picks up

christina was talk about, stronger winds. keep that in mind. the altamont pass, no warnings but watching for any effects. so far just a little slowing there and in toward livermore. in the south bay we talked about a light volume of traffic with the live camera. you see how light that is. 101 at 680. the bulk of the construction going on 280 at 17 and 280 around 75. the world's top cyclists are hitting the road in san jose. >> hopefully in good shape. third stage of the engine tour of california is an up hill climb. so better to get us over that mountain top than our very own bob ridell live with the starting line this morning. good morning, bob. >> sam and laura, here at the community center in san jose where in a few hours from now, 10:45 this morning, it will be i imagine stay three of the tour of california we're going to have some of the world's best

riders. 141 of them competing in this tour that, of course, is three of eight stages. coming off of stage two which ended yesterday in the sacramento area with mark of great britain now in first. peter sayingen of slovakia in second and the american robin carpenter in third. this is the tebt year in a row that san jose has hosted the stage in this race. the only city to do so since the inception of this race. and it makes sense considering the challenge it presents rid riders. stage three is a grueling 105-mile stage that will take riders on serious climbs including a 4200 foot haul up the back of mount happen mimilt livermore, and it will end at motorcycle county park in the east foothills. this is the only stage that starts and ends in the same city. something that's of note. expected to take around five hours. tomorrow, i imagine stay eight wraps up sunday in los angeles.

when all said and done these athletes will bike 724 miles throughout this wonderful state. again, stage three here in san jose of the community center starting at around 10:45 this morning. you can come here. we've covered this for many years. it will be quite a crowd. it's just an issue of parking. reporting live in san jose, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> hope they have their pasta. >> i would imagine. 4:40. accidents before marriage, that is not part of a new sex ed course that has some parents outraged in one california school district. we'll tell you why a judge got involved encouraging birth control. a new crash test found a bigger cars are not necessarily safer cars. that story coming up after the break.

welcome back. a darkened san jose. sky a little bit chilly to start out your tuesday morning. a jail inmate just died from injuries suffered in last month's gas pipeline explosion

in fresno. two other inmates and a count worker who were hurt remain in the hospital. that explosion happened at the gun range on april 17th. a prison work crew was picking up shell casings at the range at the time. the exact cause of the explosion still under investigation. 4:44. from devastation to dreams of a bloo brighter future. city of san bruno is deciding how to spend a $70 million restitution payout for pg&e. the utility was ordered to pay the money in response to the deadly pipeline explosion in 2010. the money is earmarked for the community. last night neighbors chimed in with their ideas. many parents suggested transforming athletic fields. >> we can have an area where kids who made new on probation, have to do community hours, can go and do their service hours and they can learn a skill. >> others including a performing

arts center and more programs. the foundation in charge of the funds will take its time to make the final decision. police near uc santa barbara lacking for one suspect in connection to a shooting. last night deputies in uc santa bar a police arrived at home to find three young men with gunshot wounds in the yard. one of them is believed to be one of the attackers but another suspect got away. nearby ucsb dorms were put on lock down but they've since been reopened. it came during an emotion ol time for the community. next week will mark one year since the deadly shooting rampage in isle la vista. a student went on a shooting and stabbing spree there targeting students. three of the victims were from the bay area. schools in fresno cannot teach abstinence only as part of the sex education curriculum. that's a ruling from a judge who determined the school district must follow state law and teach birth control as part of its sex

education. parents sued the district in 2012 for using material that encouraged abstinence until marriage. the district then changed its policies. the judge sided with parents who will now have their legal fees reimbursed by the district. the convenience of an suv but the practicality of a car. no doubt you're seeing more and more mid-size suvs on the road. but they received mixed safety results in the latest round of crash tests. the insurance institute for highway safety tested seven mid-size suvs from the 2015 model year. most at vehicles did fine. the dodge durango, jeep cherokee all earned marginal ratings. the best performer overall was the redesigned nissan murano. it's designated as top safety pick. ford flex earned acceptable and the worst performer of the group was the dodge journey. given an over all rating of poor. mcdonald's changing the menu

even more. that means fast food staples could be on the way out. >> as long as it's not the french fries. for that and the rest of your news before the bell, landon dowdy at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. always got to have the fries. let's check the markets. could be more red arose as the opening bell on wall street today. stocks closed off the lows of the session on monday falling for the first time in three days. the dow has now failed to have a winning or losing streak of more than three days since the end of march. the dow falling 86 points to 18105. the nasdaq losing 10 to 4994. and mcdonald's news ahead with planned to revamp menu. management is telling franchisees they will simplify the drive-thru menu displaying only top selling items to help speed up orders and boost the mid-price menu with items between $1.50 and $3 such as the mcchicken sandwich with lettuce and to pate to and fresh and frozen lemonade this summer. olive garden is trying to

capitalize on the menu item, the bread sticks. the chain which is fighting falling sales will start offering bread stick sandwiches next month. chicken parmesan and meatball. they're only available on the lunch menu. last year an activist investor criticized olive garden for not being disciplined in distributing the bread sticks. translation, it was giving out too many which is never a bad thing if you have the bread sticks. >> they are delightful but if you already had bread sticks why do you want the bread stick sandwich? >> narrow sandwich, too, right? >> yeah. not a lot of surface area. 4:48. bay area crews will get hands-on training today as they gear up for very busy fire season. crews will hold drills throughout the city of brisbane today. this is the second in the series of training events in san mateo county this month. the training is timely. already we've had several small fires around the bay area. this one broke out in san martin yesterday and came close to

homes there. it scorched ten acres just south of morgan hill. firefighters were able to knock it down before any homes burnt. crews also dealt with a brush fire at pacheco pass. they had a tough time getting a handle on this particular blaze because of strong winds. it purnd 300 acre ace long highway 1152. >> you can see how dry it is in many parts. a little quenching of rain would be nice this week. >> just what the doctor ordered. how about a lot? like maybe a month's worth? >> good morning. yeah, we are expecting quite a bit of rainfall. not until we get to the end of the week and piggybacking on the fire stories bep still have fierce wind as we speak right now. you're at 30 miles per hour sustained in san francisco this morning. take you live over to oakland, emeryville. you can see our camera is shaking quite a bit. that wind is going to play a big factor in your forecast for today. were upseted pattern for today and into tomorrow. that's when we are expecting our

first showers you guys are talking about. temps are in the 40s and 50s. chilly start to the day. make sure you grab your jacket. something you can keep by your side. it will be nice and toasty when you get into your vehicle. if you park in the direct sunlight, otherwise a chilly day with a windchill factor going strong all afternoon long. temps in the mid to upper 60 forz today. let me show you your future cast. this is what you can expect when it comes to the timing of this system. we stopped that clock for you at 2:00 p.m. on wednesday afternoon when the showers will start up. we'll get richer moisture through the area as we meet back here on thursday morning. that will continue into thursday evening. also expecting snow in tahoe. maybe up to a foot of snowfall which is very unusual for this time of year. we'll take whatever we can get, however. and that's going to continue. the pattern will stay unsettled into the weekend as well. how much rain? you might be wondering. let's take it to the gsf recent model. a computation of the rpm and

gsf. it's hard to tell how much rain we're going to get exactly so we like to combine what we see on the models. .4 certainly possible in san jose. 3/4 of an inch on the way to half-moon bay. i got to tell you, some models are actually bringing in close to an inch of rain even here in the south bay. so right now we're going to air on the side of caution. we don't want to make anybody aware of something that's not going to happen. the good news is things are going to change rapidly as we get into your weekend. sunday looks good. then that pattern will stay unsettled as we head throughout monday. more on that storm system. we'll give you a closer look, a deeper dive at what we are expecting in tahoe as we head throughout the 5:00 hour together. good morning to you, sam and laura. let's head back to you. >> all right. there's developing news this morning, christina. just in. the second suspect in that isla vista shorting. we just told you about it. he's turned himself in. he's not been identified just yet. the shooting happened last night. deputies in uc santa barbara

police or rooifd to find three young men with gunshot wounds in the yard. one of them is believed to be one of the attackers. nearby ucsb dorms were on lock down but since reopened. a second suspect turned himself? >> maybe some resolution there. coming up next, pint-sized cowboys rescuing a herd of horses from storm-ravaged texas. >> a live look out here. looking at a smooth flow of traffic through fremont. the bottom of your screen. i don't know if you can see it, the flags n s flapping around.

a family drama wild west style. they sprung into action to save horses in storm-ravaged texas. >> ride up here, little buddy. ride up here, little buddy. >> ride up there, little laddy. it happened after relentless rain. he and his three sons ages 8 to 14 saved 31 horses of the local river flooded their pasture. water could have carried the horses into a lake where they would have drowned. dad and boys were able to save each and every one. >> they ride and rope and have rode and done horsebacks than a lot of grown men ever will. so i knew their abilities were, you know, good enough to handle

most situations. >> it's what they know. it's what they did. dad called it a bona fide western experience better than the movies all shot it on his iphone. they weren't actually video proof, you might not believe that. the 8-year-old -- i was joking. maybe they had lassos. >> they start them young. >> even a little twang, too, this morning. mike. >> lasso and iphone. lk looking at the bay bridge. the traffic is light but the wind will catch you with gusts around the bay. we'll trauk about what we see on the map. show you the maps. no real slowing except foray over on the right. the altamont pass. in san francisco, it's more discoloration. that's the road weather index taking about registering high winds that christina was talking about. in that windy area south 101 at oyster point we have a dump truck stuck on the freeway. we'll track that. now a man who spent the night on his boat docked in san diego woke up to find, hey, i

got a new bunk mate. a baby sea lion. michael duffy said he woke up when he heard sneezing a movement in the boat. discovered a 30-pound sea lion. he was sleeping like a dog in the other bunk. maybe he was snoring. he gently coaxed the little guy out of the boat and said, listen, it's nice having you here but you're going back to where you came from. >> they're little characters. >> popping up left and right. it's 4:57. we do have an update to breaking news. so sad, dozens dead with more expected. another large earthquake hits nepal this morning.

breaking news. at least 36 people are dead this morning following another massive earthquake in nepal. it's the video getting national attention. today we'll see if this sexually assault suspect in court. and another round of gusty

wind in the forecast for today. and then big changes coming your way. not what you would usually associate with may. we are talking about ample rainfall. details in just moments. and those gusty winds will catch you. here's the high rise. we're watching that as well as road crews on that eastbound side. let's take a live look outside this morning. bay bridge there from a distance. wind is whipping our cameras just a tad this morning. a cool start on may 12th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good morning to you. thanks for joining us i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have an update to breaking news. this does not sound like it would be possible but nepal rocked yet again with a second strong quake in as many weeks. dozens more dead with a thousand injured. >> these people are not getting a break with the earth shaking there. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with more on this increased devastation.