give it a pop. break-in: two residents, two burglars, and a stash ofsomethit smells-- suspicious, inside an break in. two residents, two burglars and a stash of something that smells suspicious inside an east bay home. police putting parents on high alert in berkeley, another report of an attempted child abduction, the valuable information a young girl offered up that could help nab the suspects. a marine pilot killed thousands of miles away outside of london but this morning a local family is grieving. today in the bay starts right now. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> time to check that forecast. it was a cool start to our day already, kari. >> and mostly clear, too, but we will start to see some more

clouds moving in as we go through the rest of the morning and then sunshine again this afternoon. a look at those temperatures now, mostly in the 50s all across the bay, starting out the morning, and highs reaching into the 80s. just a couple of degrees lower than yesterday with more clouds being in late in san francisco and expect a high of 75 degrees. heading into the weekend, some rain possible for the north bay, i will detail that in a few minutes. mike has a heads up for the bay bridge. >> that's right. we are looking over here, the cash lanes are unusually backed up. now, it looks like on either side maybe one cash lane isn't open yet, but we will track that over the next half hour when we should see everything back to normal. no speed sensor issues as you are approaching, just typical road crews, one crash north heading away from the bridge eastbound 80, highway 4 in hercules, a car is on its side, no real slowing, but we will track that. the rest of the bay is just fine. we do begin with breaking

news. chaos in sweden just hours ago, a masked man reportedly armed with a soared attacked several people inside of a school before he was shot by police. we have confirmed from the hospital that one teacher is dead and two students in surgery with serious cuts. students are 11 and 15 years old. the suspect is also in surgery. police say he is in his 20s and was armed with more than one weapon. the school has around 400 students ranging from preschool to high school. more breaking news now. a terrifying night for two people in the east bay, they interrupt add burglary in progress at their home in san lorenzo, then it led to a fight and stabbing. >> it happened after midnight near interstate 880. "today in the bay" bob redell live in san lorenzo. deputies stumbled across quite a scene. >> reporter: you are correct, laura and sam. the aeld county sheriff's office told us they found 200 mature

pot plants in this home. the detectives just received a search warrant so they can legally go back inside and conduct an investigation into whether or not that grow is legal or illegal. deputies made this discovery while responding to a burglary at this home around midnight. two people who lived here were returning home when they found two other people that had broken inside, there was some sort of fight, one of the suspects might have been stabbed, both burglars ended up running down the street and took off in a car. deputies did find a mature pot planned in the entryway with blood on the ground, then a couple hundred more plants downstairs. law enforcement is interviewing the residents who live here and still are looking for the suspects. they believe the burglary is somehow related to that marijuana grow. reporting in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." it is 4:33. five girls in the last month, that's how many were nearly kidnapped in berkeley. now this disturbing pattern has parents on alert and more officers patrolling the area.

someone tried to kidnap a girl just before 6:00 sunday night at college and webster. that's where police say a man approached a girl and tried to get her into his van. 15 minutes later it happened again in the same area to three other girls and it apparently also happened last month near willard mills school on telegraph avenue. police are looking for a black full sized cargo van that does not have any side or rear windows. officers believe the suspect is a hispanic man in his late 20s or early 30s with dark hair and a scruffy face. a crash overseas hits close to home. a local family am mourning following a deadly fighter jet crash in england. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now. kris, his family still too distraught to talk to us understandably. some of the people who lived in his military complex housing

are. >> we always like to respect the privacy of the families within they ask for it. the people who knew this pilot are shocked that he is gone because he was supposed to be coming home. tie lot taj sareen was heading back to the air corps base in san diego from the persian gulf, was supposed to be back home in pills borrow in weekend. he lived in hillsborough where he grew up, he attended the university of san francisco where he double ma jord in political science and economics, also played tennis at usf. the apartment complex where he lived in san diego, that's where neighbors were telling us how shocked they are that he survived six months in duty in the persian gulf and bay ran only to die on the way home. >> super person. would give you the shirt off his back, very nice, a pleasant, great person. i'm devastated that he is not here tonight. >> reporter: the crash is under investigation and the site where that hornet fighter jet crashed in england is under guard.

we do know that major sareen ejected from the f-18-c jet but did not survive. though that fighter jet crashed near home, no one on the ground was hurt. sam and laura. >> so tragic. >> especially because you talk about the sacrifice that our members of our armed services make on behalf of our country. this is not the way parents prepare themselves for possible tragedy and envision it ever happening. very difficult. it is 4:36. we mentioned earlier as you head out the door this morning you can feel that chill in the area, it's nice. >> kind of like a jekyll and hyde thing going on here. >> you're right. by midday it's warm. >> yeah, because, yeah, we start out with the cool temperatures during the morning hours and then it just ramps up as we go into late morning. so we will be just like that. what we've seen recently, cool mornings and very warm afternoons. 54 degrees in oakland, 56 degrees in sunnyvale and san jose and highs today back into the 80s in the south bay, but it will be a couple of degrees lower in some spots.

mostly 70s and 80s all across the bay, plus we will take a look ahead to the weekend coming up. mike. >> we have all of our activity on this one map. everything else looking clear. eastbound 80 in hercules at highway 4 the two lanes have just been cleared and that's better news, a light flow counter community and looking at eastbound 80 around cutting boulevard, close to go mcdonald a new crash blocking your slow lane. both of them heading away from the bridge. 24 heading away from the bridge off of eastbound 580 some construction as well and that's causing a little slowing. the rest of your bay moves slowly. in palo alto the peninsula look at how easy it is. back to you guys. coming up next, the numbers are growing, the shigella outbreak centered around a san jose restaurant continuing to grow. the victims multiplying every single day. a shigella outbreak traced back

to a san jose restaurant it's been a couple of days now since we first reported it. a shigella outbreak still growing. >> health officials in san mateo and santa cruz counties say they are also investigating reports of shigella cases. the majority of people who got sick weight at mariscos san juan restaurant number 3 in san jose. shigella is very con taj yous and can cause diarrhea, fever, abdominal pain. we spoke to one person sickened

in that outbreak. he and his lawyer have filed a lawsuit against the restaurant owner >> it is reasonable after the amount of physical suffering i have gone through to have some kind of compensation. >> another reported victim also filed a lawsuit. the downtown mariscos location still close this had morning. the health department says all employees vsh detected and will need to be cleared from a doctor before going back to work. in the south bay a san jose supermarket back open this morning after being shut down for rodents. the health department recently found an infestation inside the mi pueblo market. the santa clara county health department sent inspectors back to the supermarket and found that those problems were fixed and the supermarket was declared good to go and is reopened. >> up in smoke, how the bay area is leading the nation attempt to go improve air quality but at the same time leaving some people out in the cold.

temperatures to start out your day in the 50s. that feels kind of fall like. fall reminds us of football. >> yes. >> and live from the bay area later tonight, the seahawks, the

niners at candlestick. >> let's continue this win streak from the weekend. let's take a live look at levi stadium. we are going to fill that up this afternoon and the seahawks coming into town, but it's going to be perfect weather today for some football. a little bit warm, though, i'm thinking like early in the season, not late football season weather as we take a live look at the current temperature, it is 57 degrees in livermore, san francisco at 56 degrees and 50 in napa. we don't have much of a wind today, it is coming in, though, it's blowing offshore, so no cool breeze to help make us feel nor comfortable and the winds at 5 to 10 miles an hour, may get a little more breezy later on this evening. expect a high in san jose up to 82 degrees, san mateo 76, embarcadero at 75 degrees and 83 degrees in napa, while oakland tops out at 77. alamo 84 degrees today.

a lot of sun and we are kpengting a few more clouds later on this evening. heading into the weekend we're looking ahead for next chance of rain. it won't be until sunday. it looks like sunday afternoon with the next cold front moving in, it could bring in a slight chance of rain for the north bay. we'll see how far south that makes it as the computer models don't bring it much into the bay area. we're also looking ahead to the tropics with hurricane olaf now with wind speeds of 120 miles an hour. now, over the next couple of days this will be moving over cooler water and then curving to the northeast. and then a system that will be here by the middle of next week could bring in some more of that tropical moisture. so i will get you up to date on that. i will clear my throat here. in a little bit. i will send it to you, mike. >> it's a little tough for all of us in the morning. these folks still holding up, but the right approach is just fine, it's the left approach to the bay bridge that still has a

little backup, i think they have one lane to open for the toll takers. all the activity over in the east bay right now, there is a crash eastbound 24 right around old tunnel road. now it sounds like one lane is blocked and there may be a traffic break for a couple minutes so they can clear a car eastbound counter commute we do have construction and slowing as well. we do have that crash eastbound 80 somewhere around mcdonald. i have two places marked but there is only one scene from what i understand. watch levi stadium, kari talked about the game, there will be traffic. can soon watch app free videos but it will cost. >> you the best things in life are still free. for that and the rest of your news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at world headquarters. >> the markets will try to snap a two day losing streak as traders gear up for one of the busiest day of earning season with 44 s&p 500 reporting today.

earnings from amazon, mcdonald's and many more. all of the major averages on pace to break their three-week streak. the dow falling 39 points tuesday to 17 168, the knack dak down 40 to 4840. youtube is launching an ad free subscription service for $9.99 subscribers will be able to save videos to watch off line and gain access to new an original shows and movies. youtube red users get access to google play music but music where users can build a play list of songs. and the internal revenue service will now recognize same-sex marriages nationwide for tax purposes, even if marriages took place in states that still have not legalized them. the irs announced draft regulations that will interpret the term husband and wife to include same-sex spouses. this comes after the supreme court's landmark ruling in june

legalizing same-sex marriages. the new rules will apply to any federal tax provision, filing is that tut and standard deductions. sam and laura, back over to you. >> part of that historic ruling there. thank you very much. 4449. wood burning stoves and fireplaces will soon be a thing of the past. the bay area is the first region in the nation to ban such devices in new construction. bay area air quality management district says the fine particles from wood burning fireplace right side one of the biggest health threats during winter. officials say no burn days introduced back in 2008 did not do enough to clear the air. >> particulate matter is our largest wintertime air pollution problem and although we've made gains at reducing the par tick particular matter, we still see high levels and many days in the winter months when we exceed the federal health standard. >> if you already have a wood burning fireplace and are planning to sell your home you will need to disclose the hazard

to buyers. the new rule goes into effect over of next year. not in my backyard even if it means more homes in the bay area. that's how some people feel in walnut creek as a new housing project is closer to becoming a reality. dozens of people flooded the city council meeting to discuss increased traffic, less open space and the potential for flooding. now, at issue here a site along tice valley boulevard. right now that land is owned by a jewish community center that is selling five acres of its property. the new developers wants to build 53 homes, create bike lanes and add some parking. they also want to demolish a nursery and community center that's been empty for years, but many say the site is not ready for that kind of development. >> it was supposed to have been a pipe put in down meadow road to at least put us to the 25-year flood line. >> we are going to be creating a neighborhood where there wasn't a neighborhood before and people will be walking and biking and

enjoining the beautiful lush landscaping. >> the next meeting to discuss that issue is going to take place next month. that's when a full committee is going to talk about the environmental impact of the project. as we've been telling you for some time now housing prices are being blamed for the teacher shortage across the bay area. san francisco mayor ed lee said he has a plan time prove the situation. it aims to provide affordable housing by 2020. the plan includes building housing specifically for teachers and renewing a program that offers down payment and loan assistance. coming up next, in the hot seat in less than two and a half hours, secretary of state hillary clinton set to testify before the house committee about the deadly 2012 benghazi attack.

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well -- >> coming up here about 5:00. >> what do you know? >> what do i know? not that much. luckily kari hall knows a lot more. >> we are looking ahead to the next chance of rain. i'm going to pick up where i left off last time. as we head into next week we will have a better chance of some bay area rain widespread rain, heading into wednesday. some of that tropical moisture being picked up and it looks like at this point we could get a good soaking, but a dry weekend for most of us except for the north bay on sunday, slight chance of rain there, and temperatures will be comfortable, mostly in the 70s and 80s. let's see how the commute is moving with mike. >> good morning. we are looking all right. the speeds are just fine. we had that traffic break on 24 and that has cleared. we have eastbound 80, still have your slowing blocked by a crash heading away from the bridge and away from golden gate field. here is the south bay, no delays. dublin shows you we do have

traffic flowing and being building for west 580, westbound in the headlights, taillights going out toward the altamonte pass. in just a few hours hillary clinton set to testify before the house committee investigating the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi. this marks the first hearing since january. it is expected to be about eight hours long. now, a special committee is going to focus on what happened before the attack. republicans say this is their chance to find out why four americans died in benghazi including bay area native kris stevens. e-mails revealed that stevens asked for more security before he was killed, but didn't get t clinton's team says those requests never reached her desk. >> i expect that secretary clinton will push back on the half-truths and the outright fabrications of these crazy conspiracy theories. >> a wall street journal poll found that more than 40% of the americans are not satisfied with clinton's answers concerning benghazi. an answer from vice president joe biden finally. he will no run for president

next year. >> unfortunately i believe we are out of time. the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination. >> biden also says the grieving process over his late son beau was pivotal in making deet significance not to run. he says president obama led the u.s. from crisis to recovery and that democrats should defend his record. >> this party, our nation, will be making a tragic mistake if we walk away or attempt to undo the obama legacy. >> his announcement gave hillary clinton a 5% boost in the polls. biden, mean while, says he is dedicating himself and his office to the fight against cancer for the remainder of his term. a visit to the scene of last june's tragic balcony collapse will be on the agenda for ireland's president when he visits the bay area. michael hill begins will arrive

in san francisco on saturday. his plans include a tribute to the six irish students who died in berkeley. they will plant a tree to honor those victims. he will also attend a reception including first responders. coming up next, an update to breaking news. a school attack in sweden, the suspect broke on to school grounds swinging a soared. the barbaric attack that's led to at least one death. and a violent run in after a home burglary in san lorenzo but it's what police found stashed away in the basement of the house that has investigators wondering whether the victims also might be involved in criminal activity.

a swedish school comes under attack -- leaving a teacher dead.. the eery breaking news. a swedish school comes under attack leaving a teacher dead. the eerie moments we are just learning about happened right before. and anything but your average break in. two residents, two burglars and a stash of something that smells suspicious inside an east bay home. plus a marine pilot killed thousands of miles away in a plane crash outside monday, but this morning a local family is grieving. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we're starting out cool this morning because that's the case all week and then things change once we get into the day. >> temperatures have been warming up quickly through the late morning hours, we can expect more of the same. as we start out now in the 50s, a jacket needed before you step out the door, mostly clear skies and a lot of sun this afternoon and a high of 75 degrees in san francisco, north bay 83 degrees and 82 degrees in the south bay. it will be a couple of degrees lower than yesterday in some spots, but still pretty warm for this time of year. we will take a look ahead to the weekend and the football forecast. thursday night football coming up. mike, if you are heading across the bay bridge you may want to leave early, right? >> if you are going off of 24 and 580 because there is an unusual pattern here. look at the backup on the left approach, that's the only one with all these folks waiting for cash paying. we had a traffic break 20 minutes ago, i told you about that, around the caldecott tunnel, then the