your mike roar climate? just moments right now a live look at the work and where the wind might be a factor, following both of those right now and a live look from inside the arena. man, it looks just like a totally different picture, except for that guy walking through this morning. other than that, no fans, but we know it will be a big game tonight. it is wednesday, may 13th, you are watching "today in the bay." a good wednesday morning, i'm sam brock, and i'm laura garcia-cann garcia-cannon. a horrific trash in the south bay overnight. this is what's left of a car that flipped several times down a creek. >> bob redell joins us live. investigators think speed likely played a role in this crash. what else are you learning this morning?

>> chp believes so far the driver was speeding when it was speeding with four passengers inside, and when the forte black mustang hit a curve about a half mile away from where we are standing right now, unfortunately the car kept going straight. it went off the road, overturned and landed 20 feet below in a dried-out creek. of the five people inside the car, the three women passengers, they all died along with another man, the driver, a man suffered with major injuries, is expected to survive. there are tire tread marks near where the car went off the road. chp is trying to figure out whether that means the driver tried to break or if those are just an indication of the slewing that the vehicle went through. they will also be testing his blood to see if he had been drinking. chp notes that everyone did have a seat belt on except for one attention who was seated in the back. again, five people inside this

vehicle, four perished last night. again chp, the initial kaition is that speed was a factor. they have not yet notified the family of these people. one officer noted that they are very local. those are his words, an indication that they live nearby. >> heavy day ahead, no doubt. thank you very much, bob. after an amtrak train derailment, mayor says not everyone has been accounted for why the. >> at least six people we know died. >> that sixth person died of massive chest injuries, according to a wrap-up that was about 45 minutes ago. several people are not out of the woods yet. >> three went to the operating room last night immediately. >> more than 100 people were treated for lesser injuries in addition to those eight that are

in critical condition. meantime this is the first daytime look. it looks like a pile of toy trains. the train was headed from washington, d.c. to new york when it went off the tracks in philadelphia. all seven cars flee out of the track, some passengers say they felt something was going wrong as the train enter the curve. >> we just rolled and rolled. next thing i knew we were pushing on the the emergency exit. i was outside, and people were screaming and bleeding. >> it's an absolute disastrous mess. i have never seen anything like there in my life. >> you can see people trying to help each other, even as others try to crawl to safety themselves. investigator quickly flooded the crash scene looking for more victims, as you said, some people are still unaccounted for, and also looking for clues

as to what might have cause that had crash. right now they don't believe terrorism was a factor there will be no train service between washington and new york this week as they do their work. we will update the developing story, and have more for you in the next half hour. nora? >> thank you. and the story continuing on our nbc app, you can connect on facebook, twitter and instagram we're following another developing story. two u.s. helicopters are scouring the hillside liking for a california-based marine helicopter that's been missing since yesterday. six american marines, and two nepalese service members it had been in the process of delivers aids to one of the villages hardest hit by yesterday's 7.3

magnitude earthquake. the marines have several pieces of emergency equipment like a satellite phone and gps device, but they say rugged terrain in that area could make it hard for the marine toss actually use the devices. the helicopter is based out of camp pendleton, and at least one of the marines is stationed there as well. meantime, rescue crews are searching for survivors of the earthquake itself. many people spend the night outside for fear of aftershocks. as soon as the sun came up, crews went to work digging in the rubble. 65 people better killed yesterday. more than 8,000 died in last month's quake back in the bay area, are we ready for the next quake? today crews will be simulating a catastrophic earthquake along the san andreas fault. it's part of a two-day exercise to test the company's emergency preparedness. this gets under way today this morning at the operations center?

francis. stay with us as the developments in nepal continue to come in, and you can always check out nbcbayarea.com. happening today, east bay parents are protesting the highly controversial vaccination bill. now right now parents can choose to exempt their children from vaccines for religious or personal reasons. about the bill who change that force been parents to vaccinate their child or remove them from school. well, there's a big concern for thousands of parents in the south bay. vaccines their children received may not be protecting them. the problem was a bad refrigerator. the refrigerator has been keeping vaccines a couple degrees too cold, possibly making them not as effect iive sings the discovery two months

ago, the foundation says it's been putting together an action plan for each of the 4300 children affected. >> are you concerned? are you worried? >> a little bit like is she going to have another like vaccine? >> there's nothing unsafe about it. the only question is whether it's as effective as we would have wanted > these are the vaccines that may be affected -- the-month-old found sets it's providing all option toss parents includes another vaccine free of charge 5:07 right now, and how about a spring storm? >> we could use one. >> we need it. >> how about it? how about it? good morning, happy wednesday, everybody. temperatures right now are on the cool side. we also have this windchill factor, but not as blustery as

it was yesterday meanwhile, 13 in oak -- we're looking good for the 50s to start on our way to the 60s by lunchtime. thank for you waking up with us each and every day. i've got to do my part to let you know what to expect today. it's a cloudy start, drizzle and light afternoon showers, as you're getting the kids ready for school or getting yourself ready, your husband, we do have a cool day on tap. make sure to gram the rain gear today. 59 degrees on the east shore, appeared 63 in the north bay at noon. it shows you, even in the heat of the day, it still will be pretty mild out there, with that storm brewing. 61 in san francisco, and 63 for the east bay. drizzle and light activity by this afternoon. i'm going to show you futurecast coming up in meyer next support. a free car wash out of this. it will also help out when it comes to our pollen levels.

that wind picked up that pollen and distributed it all throughout or atmosphere. then an unsettled weekend out ahead. we've got the may graduations startic up. if that's something you're interested in, stick around right now i want to check the drive and welcome in mike inouye. it's wednesday. we don't want any problems out there. >> we never want any problems out there. the overnight road crews are still clearing. look at that, the right two lanes still blocked. you'll see a couple flashing lights. the san mateo bridge, the camera was steady there, and that's the direction we're talking about, but the chip gave an overnight winter advisory. the rest of your bay is looking good. no real problems. 17 southbound toward the summit there's reports of a sp stalled

big rig. in the alta month, we have a crash there. top of the screen, as we look at this wide view, 780 off of 680. that's not affecting the drive immediately. look at this, an easy drivened and your north bay, we'll show you the live shots at san rafael, easy drive at the curves. right back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. not in your pocket or pressed up against your ear. buying a cell phone in berkeley will soon come with its own set of health warnings. meanwhile, some? cell phone people might get money back. >> two of the providers will pay out for cramming your bill.

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the city of berkeley again leading the way on something in this case, it's something that critics claim is a wives' tale. >> today in the bay's stephanie

trong is live in berkeley with more. >> reporter: the city council went -- even then the city of berkeley expecting a legal challenge. what we are talking about is last night inside the chambers people were lining up in support of the right to know orton nance, require retailers to warning about the risks and dangers when they buy a cell phone. part of it reads if you carry a phone, you may exceed the federal guidelines for exposure to radio frequency radiation. this risk is greater for children, a warning that says is not only necessary but misleading. now your cell phone already has a warning that says you should hold your phone away from your body to expos radio frequently

exposure, but many people are not aware of it. there was a representative last night sailing this would be irresponsible to alarm consumers to question the safety of cell phones. coming up in the next report, there are people who say they will help in this fight because it is just that important. live in berkeley, stephanie trong, "today in the bay." two of the biggest cell phone service providers meanwhile, will be paying out for their role in cramming. >> scott, this is when i'm looking at my cell phone billing and finding some extra charges? >> congratulations for you for materially looking at your cell phone bit. the a little bill is so mysterious, that they don't actually stop and catch false charges like 1.99 for horoscopes. that was an actual charge added to some customers' bills. sprint and verizon are the latest companies to settle charges that they let that happen.

sprint and verizon got a cut of that charge. the other two companies, at&t and t-mobile have already dealt with this issue. verizon has set with a website. it's a long urs, so -- url, so i'll tweet it out. it says sprint has always put its customers first. under the liberal refund policy returned tens of millions long before the government in additionated its investigation into our industry. it's a liberal refund policy, fine. to refund you your own money spent on things you didn't buy. let's check your news before the bell. landon, good morning. >> hey, scott, good morning. stocks look to bounce back today following two days of losses. the dow had been down as much

ago 130 points early on. a stocks move inseriously to bonds. we get data on retail sales and empower prices and earnings from macy's. the nasdaq is down 18 to 4976. scott, back over to you. >> several interesting being stories. in san jose members of the service employees international union will march to protest for workers' rights, specifically for security guards who work at high-tech firms. they're contracted by a third-party company. we'll talk about that more in a bit also the secretary of transportation will visit delphi in misdemeanorview, which makes much of the technology that goes into self-driving cars. we've discussed the crash reports and frankly how people are misinterpreting them over the last couple days.

he says it's not as if somebody is in trouble, in fact people close to him saying he'll make an announcement that will help moving forward. >> how is he getting there? >> i don't think he drives his own car. i think we can say that, but the driver probably has a name. >> and it's not robot it is a:18. pretty good news on the job front. silicon valley is hiring, a conclusion from the ceo business climate survey done by the silicon valley leadership group. it finds that companies are intending to hire more people this year. that's up from 59% in 2014. furthermore only 2% plan to cut jobs one painful byproduct of the boom in silicon valley are the soars rents. people already rallying for more protection for tenants. the mayor is meeting with four

council members to talk about way to expand rent control, and cut down eviction rates. average rents in san jose have catapulted about $500 in just three years. the average rent $2600. out of that meeting renters' rights is being organized. >> so we always talk about getting paid in the weather. it's usually nice around here. >> it's expensive, but worth it. >> especially in san jose when we don't have to deal with the fog in san francisco, but definitely noting the rent prices creeping up. right now landlords are trying to push people out so they can bring that rent up for new people coming into the silicon valley. we'll have more on that i'm sure as we head through the next few months. north bay right now looking at 47 degrees, you're on your way to 67, and 67 degrees in the

south bay. good morning to you, happy to report we have a spring storm on the way. when i show you your average rainfall for this year, rainy season 2015 has not been that bad i'm going to show you that in just a moment. it's a cutoff low so, it doesn't have a lot to steer it inlisten. as a result it's going to seidel down the coastline. los angeles could pick up a half of an inch to an inch of rain, and we're all in it together when it comes to this drought, so every single drop helps. that's why i wanted to show you that. tomorrow and friday is when los angeles will get the rain. for us we are talking about this afternoon. you can see at that point during our broadcast we'll have shower activity, and continue to move you forward in time, we stop that clock again. at noon tomorrow, everybody getting that widespread activity

of free car wash on the way to the bay area, and through about 11:00 p.m. that's when things will start to lighten up standpoint moch on the weekend, but not enough to cancel your outdoor plans. as we head through sunday, low 70s, upper 60s just about everywhere. that's your best bet for outdoor activities. i want to give you an update as to where we stand when it comes to the 2015 rainy season. so the storm could put us over 100%. santa rosa meanwhile in san francisco, over 75%, looking good for san francisco. you're at 72% in santa rosa of normal, and san jose is at 90%. that is the good news. we're actually doing okay, but we're still trying to dig out of three-plus drought years. i'm going to show you what's on the way to tahoe. it may blow your mind when you

consider the date on the calendar. here's mike inouye we do have the backup starting. it's wednesday, look at that beautiful sunrise, and the headlights. easy drive. behind me a little slowing for antioch and also for west 580, a pretty typical pattern here slowing into livermore, by the time you get to the dublin interchange, just a bit of a build which will will kick in in the next half hour. as we move your map to the south bay, we're looking at the northbound routes. 101 shows a little build, just a tiny one here at 680. over by the airport, a live look at palo alto. an easy drive and a lot of the lights, but the freeway is moving smoothly all the way in

towards san francisco. sam, what do you have? >> a scenario terrifying to any family. this one huddling in a locked bedroom as two men are ransacking their home. they even went so far to kick a hole in the -- what they did not know is they were being watched by a security system. would you call it high-level security? >> yes, i think for critical then says something else behind closed doors. thursday the investigative unit reveals an internal memo pg & e doesn't want you to see. thursday at 11:00. we investigate.

welcome back, everyone. sun attempting to break through. a lot of change when it comes to the forecast. you will want to stay tuned for christina. keeping track of a storm headed our way. this is surveillance video from a home in the evergreen neighborhood. the family hid in a bedroom. once they realized people were

inside, they couldn't get in, they even kicked a hole through the door. this morning the family is hoping someone can identify the men. >> we need to put the people behind the bars. police say there's been more than a dozen burglaries in the last month. an amazing story of loyalty after a family and its dog separated during one of those recent tornadoes. they found the dog waiting at their former home. the truck flipped over, and the dog ran away. that reunion was emotional. >> he's just a part of the family. i don't really know what else to say. i'm just glad my dog's back. >> no words are necessary.

what a reunion. the family says the newborn baby made it out of the smashed truck without a ma every scratch. they want heart receipt tubman on the $20 bill instead of andrew jackson. more than 600,000 people voted online. tubman beat out eleanor roosevelt and rosa parks. tubman guided slaves to freedom back in the 1820s, a treasury spokesperson says it's received several currency ideas, but has no comment on this specific campaign rescue crews are looking for passengers since the train derail in philadelphia. at least six people have died. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has been tracking the story. she joins us next.

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what went wrong in the single-car accident bob redeal is live from the scene. why parents should be concerned this morning about vaccine compromise. we're tracking a storm. details in just moments we're looking at your average build at the bay bridge, which is a lot of lights. we'll talk about the rest of your commute in seconds. right now, instant gratification. a live look outside the bay bridge this morning. it is wednesday, may 13th. you are watching "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news from gilroy. just moments ago a tow truck pulling out a mangled sports car that crashed.

>> bob, investigators think speed was certainly a factor in this crash? >> they do. good morning to you, laura and sam, but they will not say home faster they they this driver was going. and within the past hour, a wrecker has removed that car, as you mentioned. once you take a look at this vehicle, what's left of the ford mistake, you can see why why so many people died in this doesn't. the driver had four passengers inside. they hit the curve, kept going straight, overturned and landed in a 20-foot dried-out creek. the passengersal died. the driver suffered major injuries, but is expected to survive. chp will also test his blood to see if he had been drinking. no indication one way or the other as of yet. they're also trying to determine

if he tried to apply the brakes being going off the road. >> there are tire friction marks to show the vehicle was going through a curve, left the curve and exited the roadway before overturning. >> reporter: everyone except for one passengers in the backseat was wearing their seat belts. people knows who the people are who were involved, but they are not yet noticed the family. they would only say they live nearby. the road is back over for traffic as they a major commute artery in gilroy for people trying to get to 101. bob redell "today in the bay" thank you very much, bob. now to a developing story. the busiest railway closed this morning as they're scouring the wreckage of a derailed amtrak train. >> the mayor calls in disastrous, but it's not -- >> investigators from the

national transportation safety administration and the fbi are on the scene. they arrived in the last half hour. they say this appears to be a terrible accident and there appears to be no evidence of foul play. the doctor in charge in fp says a sixth victim suck coupled to massive chest injuries this morning and several others are not out of the woods yet. >> in critical condition. three went to the operating room last night immediately. >> more than 100 other people were treated for broken bones and more minor injuries. the doctors say some were from as far away as europe. meantime weerp getting a daytime look at the scene. they're checking to make issue there aren't more victims trapped in the wreckage. all seven cars flew off the track in philadelphia. some passengers say they felt something was going wrong as the train entered that curve. >> you could feel it off the

track, we j.c. rolled and rolled. >> it is an absolute sdaus russ mess. i've never seen anything like this in my life in this passengers video, you can see people trying to help each other out of the wreckage even as others are trying to crawl to safety. workers are trying to make sure all the passengers are accounted for, and they're looking for the precise cause. again, at this point, it appears to be a tragic accident. no evidence of foul play, no evidence of terrorism. sam and laura? >> thank you very much, chris. 5:34, coverage continues on the digital platforms. our app is a great resource. you can connect with us on facebook, twitter and instagram we could learn today when the man accused of killing sierra lamar is actually going to stand trial.

lamar disappeared three years ago while walking to a school bus stop and her body still has not been found. the prosecutors say her dna was discovered in the defendant's car. he as pleaded not guilty a san francisco police officer involved in the department's texting scandal is taking legal action to save his job and those of nine others. it comes after the police chief recommended the officers be fired for trading racist and homophobic texts. now one of those officers has filed a complaint in court, claiming the statute of limitations has run out. the officers says the department knew about the texts two two years, but just recently began investigating. under current law, the department has one years to take action. switching gears to the sports world, getting ready for game 5. a live look from inside oracle arena. no balls swishing through the hoops yet, but stef curry will have something to say about that. fans will be packing oracle for

game 5 of the series against the grizzlies, a crucial game 5. there he is lambing it home. he was the league mvp. he led the way with 33 points. the warriors retook home court advantage. game 6 is back in memphis and possibly game 7 back here at oracle. the team really showing its instrument dna. 25:36 right now. christina, snow pack so crucial to this drought and you're talking about not just rain, but additional snow as well? >> we expecting potentially 1 to 2 feet of snow pack 252 degrees? oakland, and 46 degrees down in san martin. here is our weather maker, and

this has a couple interesting component when it comes to a late spring storm. let me show you what's going on. you'll note this steady plume of moisture that extends that is the pineapple express. we're going to tap into some of that subtropical moisture, resultantly getting good-looking rain totals for this time of year of. we're expecting showers to seidel down the coastline, not just impacting us in the bay area, reaching all the way south into southern california. los angeles could pick up a half inch to an inch of rainfall out of this system. weather story of the day works like this. we're going to start to see our first activity. that cloudy start will make way to drizzle and light asp showers. count on temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s as you break for lunch.

62 at lunchtime. and 62 at noon in the tri-valley. so overall it would be a cool day. make sure you have that jacket, playable a hoodie. probably want to keep the umbrella handy at this point the peninsula is looking good for that, and 67 degrees in the north bay. basically the weather story works like this. at noon today temperatures still cool. we're going to finish off on the warm side, but like i said before, that drizzle coming in. it is warm, and so we could see some ample moisture for that reason alone. here's mike with your morning drive. >> the cash lanes are stacking up. we should see the metering lights turned off on in the next couple minutes. fast track looking lighter than normal, too.

a little slowing with all these folks coming in, you know thee turn these lights on debris reported eastbound, and out of the roadway by the time you get there likely. over here a little slowing. there's a crash at grand line road. over here toward livermore, where there's a build, so there's a bit of slowing. south bay a little slowing as well. one of the first bursts of the morning. we'll give you that live look out there. this burst of traffic that has come through already starting to simmer down and we're looking at a smooth flow. now a reminder christina tab hacking it graduations startic this weekend going through the next month, month and a half. and then we'll see a clang for the commute in the summer if you own a cell phone, you've heard the debates before about whether radiation from cell phone is dangerous.

one city is not waiting. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather, and that story, after this break.

four passengers died at the scene. bob redell is there, and he'll tell us what investigators think led to that crash now to a national and developing story that has investigators scratching their heads on the derailed amtrak train. this morning the search is still on for survivors. "today in the bay's" chris po loan is live in philadelphia. >> good morning, as the sun has gone up, we have seen activity

increase. authorities have spent the night used flashlights to go through the wreckage of this seven-car train to try and see if -- but now that the sun has gone up, they can see a lot better. they have brought in big cranes to be able to lift the train cars and start to get them into position where the ntsb can take a look. we have also learned in the last hour, the ntsb has arrived on the scene, about a team of 20 people will be investigating, including a recorder specialist, the person who will go into the lock motive and download the data to find out what this train was doing when it crashed. the reason why that is important is because where we are right now, there's a big curve in the track. the train is supposed to slow down heading into that curve. that will be one area of focus, whether that train was speeding when it went into the curve. latest information we have, six people died in this crash. live in philadelphia, i'm chris

pollone, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, chris some other stories we're looking on for 6:00. the latest in nepal. a military helicopter is missing. latest on the search. and an issue some say goes too far. others call it a matter of health, requiring vaccinations for school children. what opponents are doing to stop that bill in its track a problem in the south bay has parents wondering if their children's vaccinations are working s why another round of shots may be inevitable for many children. okay. new this morning, a popular mcdonald's in the haight is in trouble. city attorney dennis her herrera sent a letter to mcdonald's saying it's liable for street crime around the problem. that alludes to more than 1,000

criminal calls for everything from drug sales to fights and car burglaries. herrera tweeted out the letter along with the line -- san francisco is not lovin' it. the ham burglar at work. >> a live look outside, folks making their way across the span. christina is here. >> have you seen that new hamburglar? >> what do you think? >> it weird that i'm attracted to the hamburglar? [ laughter ] i wouldn't want to run into that guy in a dark alley. we have an interesting day shaping up, not what you would typically associate with may here in the bay area. showers, thunderstorms, below-average temperatures. they have been so mild so far, you probably haven't had to use your ac so far this month. i've got to tell you, you probably won't have to, at least

through next week. 50s to start with, 52 on the peninsula. and 52 in san francisco. 47 meanwhile, to kick off the new day in the north bay. take it to futurecast, give you an idea of when you can expect showers. we still have that clock for you. at 5:00 p.m., just light activity at that point, and the storm system has a really unusual track associated with it. we take you into the 1:00 p.m. hour tomorrow. that's when the bulk of the moisture will come through. starting at about 8:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m., that rich moisture, a free car wash. let mother nature do it for you. tomorrow things start to improve as we head through friday. by 7:00 a.m., we stop the clock on the futurecast. mostly in the south bay and at the coast at that point then let me take you into saturday with some graduations taking place.

outdoors, of course, because in may we don't usually get shower activity. good news is everything will clear out just in time for the afternoon. if you are attending any of those graduations, looking good for a clear sky. by about 9:00 a.m. to noon on saturday. totals, look at they number, very impressive for this time of year, just under 0.3 of an inch in san jose, over a quarter expected in livermore, yeah, about 0.2 on the way to santa rosa. the good news is we're going to pick up our average may totals. we're going to pick many our average may totals from this single storm 178. when it comes to snow in tahoe, what you will notice here is potential 1 to 2 feet possible. we're going to see that above 8,000 feet, but looking about for potential 1 to 2 feet. mammoth is still open and they're going to stay open this weekend. we're looking towards the 60s and 70s. sunday will be your better day

for outdoor activity it is. >> first, christina, thank you for the note. i was going to take my car for a car wash this afternoon, so i'm going to hold off. the metering lights are turned on just a short time ago. we do have more slowing down the berkeley curve and web 880, so that's a typical built here, as we zoom out, the rest of the bay showing a full th smooth flow of traffic. over here in the trivalley, slowing, and it's a smooth drive. probably some slowing sooner than we may typically see. there's your upper east shore, an the north bay, we'll give you the live look, showing you the volume of traffic thank you very much. it might pick up an unexpectedly

large chunk of your budget. more of us are spending more serious cash on fripgs drugs. a new report finding more than half a million americans paid at least that much in drugs last year. 50,000. many are made to order and hard to get, too. 139,000 people fell into the category of super-high spenders. one calfial here. insurers covered all but 2% of super spenders' costs should cell phones be treated lie cigarettes and alcohol? the city of berkeley believes it should. >> we're talking about warnings. last night it became the first anywhere in the entire country to agree to warn consumers about buying phones. stephanie trong is live in berkeley where the industry is calling this basically a bunch of hooey. good morning. >> your cell phone already has a warning in it. but many people are unaware it's

in here. last night berkeley city council members here in the city unanimously voted to pass the right to know ordinance. it would require retail tore warn people about the possibility dangers when they guy a cell phone. part of it reads, quote, if you carry or your year phone or tucked into a bra when the phone is on and connected to a wireless network you may exceed the federal guidelines for exposure to rf radiation. this risk is greater to children. >> alarming consumers and questioning the safety of cell phones -- >> reporter: so one harvard law professor is promising to defend the city in this fight free of charge in the expected legal challenge by the cell phone industry. with you industry representative say this would be an irresponsible move. now, the city council against l.a. night unanimously passed this, which requires a second reading that's expected to

happen and again would make berkeley the first city to make this move. hunters pint is one of the biggest new developments in san francisco, with condos being sold for up to $700,000, there are serious new questions this morning about the cleanup of radiation at the former navy shipyard. is it safe? vicki in -- nguyen has more. >> the navy used hunters point as a spot to decontaminate war ships and perform radiation experiments on animals. we have uncovered new e-mails from state regulators in an unprecedented move, the state health department rereversed its decision to release 22 old buildings. at first the state thought it had been properly 'tissed for and cleaned up, but new data shows those tests may not have

been done correctly, and the state cannot be sure that land is safe. we first told you about the company with a $300 million contract to clean up radiation, your tax dollars, whistle-blowers told us the company cut corners in terms of safety for profit. knew, the company had no cooperate, the navy says there is no radiological contamination in the buildings that pose an unacceptable risk. see for yourself. our entire report is online right now at nbcbayarea.com. under the "investigations tab." post a comment. let us know -- do you trust the cleanup at hunters point? thank you, vicki. if you have a tip, give us a call or send us an e-mail. former president bill clinton says he will move back into the white house if wife hillary wins the election and if

he's asked. in an interview he was questioned about how he would rate his chances of moving back into the executive mansion. he laughed telling an audience when a president of either parties asked you to move into the white house, you say yes. >> provided you're married. facebook is hiring a former official to get its way into washington. >> scott, they're ramping up the lobbying power now silicon valley is well represented. the latest is kevin martin. he's the former hess of the fcc under george w. bush. he has been advising facebook for some time and now will take a full-time role. one of the top executives at twitter is buying a lot of stock. anthony noto oed, twitter shares

are down below their all-time high. investors like it when insiders buy shares in their own company. it shows confidence. look for up arrows after two days of losses on the broader market interesting news out of the china. chinese soldiers have been warned not to wear smart watches. the newspaper they read, the equivalent to our "stars & stripes" warrant smart watching can be tracked and thus give away troop positions. and a chinese nuts anchor in a bit of hot water for wearing what appears to be an apple watch critics call it ans on ten tashs display of wealth, and the anchors need to appear thrifty. the anch income in china is around $6,000 a year. >> though none of us have them.

if we did, i don't think we would feel so bad oh, man, showing the bling, but you want your news anchors to be plugged in. >> you would certainly hope so. we are plugged in right now. yesterday this time we were looking at our cameras, shaking like it was going out of style. >> let's check in with christina. >> unsettled pattern will continue for today, temps mostly in the 50s. 47 in the north bay, on our way to the upper 60s. the showers we're going to trade the wind in for the rain. drizzle and light activity. then by tomorrow that widespread rain comes through. if you're just joining us, stick around. i'll tell you how much we're expecting where you live in just moments. that unsettled pattern will continue through the weekend. that means some showers on the way for your all-important weekend.

no worries, though, i'll still be able to get you outdoors. right now if you're trying to get out that front door, let's see if he's got the apple watch on. mike? >> no, but i have apples at home. i love them. they're good. >> looking forward the tri-valley, with the typical build over the dublin area, two key spots. first of them west 580, reports of a crash, a morning meeting, shall we called it, a fender bender. we'll see how long it takes to clear so far. just reports of a crash so far. we will track that. that's the tri-valley. we're looking forward the rest of the bay. the 1350ed sensors are looking good. there's the build approaching the berkeley curve, and the bay bridge toll plaza. because the metering lights have been turned on. it's not a surprise, but it is one of your slowest spots, guys. back to you. >> thank you very much. what went wrong? four people killed when a car plunges bob redell is at the scene, a live report after the break.

looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. breaking news at 6:00, a horrific crash. what went wrong? next. >> i got you. keep crawling and a wild scene, complete chaos. passengers desperately trying to get off an amtrak train that jumps the tracks a warning to thousands of bay area parents, your child vacs might not protect them. just a couple weeks away from summertime. we are tracking a strong spring storm to bring cool temperatures, tahoe snow, thunderstorms as well. we'll give you the timeline for

your microclimate in moments and a couple notes, key and crash for your tri-valley artery, coming up. a have good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> breaking news. overnight in the south bay, the wreckage simply horrific. >> you're looking at what is left of a car after it flipped several times over. >> this appeared overnight in gilroy on leavesly road not far from the outlet. bob redell has been out there. speed appears to have played a role. >> reporter: the posted speed limit is 50 miles an hour, once you get to this bend, it drops to 40. chp does not believe initially that the driver was abiding by that speed limit t happened around 11:00