that story coming up. and not your average pharmacy. the first of its kind facility opening in the south bay giving away medication for free. "today in the bay" starts now. very good tuesday morning. >> we have a lot to get to, but first a check of your weather. we have one more day of warmer temperatures and then a big change in the works. kari hall here to explain. >> good morning. we're getting ready for some rain finally to return to the bay area. but we do have one last warm and dry day all across the bay area as we start out now for most of us in the mid-50s with clear skies. the winds will pick up today, we'll start to see more clouds moving it in, but still up to 80 degrees in the south bay and north bay. san francisco looking at 76 degrees in the east bay and tri-valley, into the upper 70s. i'll detail all of this it and that rain and give you an idea of the time line coming up.

a ne peninsula south to emba embarcade embarcadero, a crash south of here. south bay lookingtri-valley, we the build and slowing coming into eastern livermore. there are some sort of debris reported around the dublin interchange west 580. no slowing show heiing up. we'll track this. back to you. developing this morning, the search still going on for a lawyer linked to a high profile case in the north bay. 56-year-old steven mitchell is a kn sonoma county's lead attorney in a suit filed by andy lopez's family, who was mistook replica

rifle for a real one. investigators say mitchell's wife reported him missing from their santa rose home over the weekend. they found his car parked in bodega bay sunday morning, but no sign of mitchell. deputies do not suspect foul play. a twist in the investigation of a double homicide at continue peaks. a traffic stop in rich honored lands an arrest. and now investigators say they have caught the gun man. >> stephanie chuang joining us live. we have new details about the suspect that you just learned. >> reporter: yes, good morning. we've learned that the suspected gunman is 27-year-old richard contreras booked into county jail on two charges of murder and one attempted murder as well as carjacking assault a firearm and also possession of a firearm by a felon. so apparently this man already had a record before this shooting early sunday morning that killed two young men at the twin peaks lookout where of course you see this memorial

with flowers, candles and t-shirt also lying there. the search for the suspect ended yesterday in richmond. police pinpointed a dark gray suv they believe he had car jacked after the shooting. just after 2:00 sunday morning. and a traffic stop led to the arrest and search of a home in richmond. so far, though, police have not recovered the gun used in this double homicide that left an 1-year-old fighting for his life and killed a 19-year-old and a 21-year-old. the family says he was a landscaper and just hanging out with his friends when he was killed. so far people have raised $800 out of an $8,000 goal for his funeral and memorial costs. that is on go fund me. police have said this is not a random shooting, that the gunman knew his victims. we still don't know the motive. we're expecting to hear from police later today. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." happening today, a man

suspected in the death of his co-workers expected to be back in court. steve libo is accused of killing a 28-year-old last month. the two men had been working together at a moeltorcycle shop. investigators believe he killed him behind the shop and disposed of the body in the mountains. police say steve libo admitted to getting into a tight with the victim but maintain he was framed. a warning this morning from campus police at uc berkeley. a teenage girl robbed at knifepoint over the weekend. police say the 15-year-old was just walking near the valley life scenes building at 9:30 on saturday night when a man approached her with a knife. that teen was not hurt thankfully during that robbery. rash of car break-ins and stolen cars hitting san jose. one local couple says they have fallen victim several times. several car windows were smashed and both cars and motorcycles stolen. will it happened in a packing

garage at the enzo apartments, a secured lot and upscale building. >> it's not even a bad neighborhood. like if fithings can happen her how do i get trust that even if i move from here, things will be okay. >> the couple says they filed a police report, but authorities gave them little hope their cars would be found. from celebration now to p paic. a frantic search you said way to find a appear wfather who disap the search expected to kin in the walnut grove area. crews have been searching him since saturday night when he left the reception at the grand island mansion about 4:00 in the afternoon. he was visiting from india and has not been seen since. his family says he was having problems with depression. authorities do not suspect foul play. it is 5:05.

trapped in a ravine for days, a 7 day old colt is found fighting for his life. and now rescue crews are doing everything they can just to keep him alive. >> he's nuzzling bob redell. >> reporter: and as you can see behind me, valentine is wide awake. very lively. but he has a serious issue that needs to be dealt with. wlae ne what he needs is money for life saving surgery. what happened is on saturday, someone found valentine when will he was just four days old. he had been at the bottom of more r morrison canyon. it's a steep ravine. they still don't know how he got the there, but it was animal services and fire department who

rescued the colt. they brought him to this ranch in pleasanton, a retirement home for horses. and they have been giving him around the clock care since he arrived here on sunday with feedings every three hours. again, the problem is that valentine's pelvis is fractured and that break is on top of major arteries. sarah with fremont animal services, so you have a break, what is the risk here. >> every time he gets up and down, he rubs that artery and the fracture could slice the artery anytime. >> so could he outgrow that? >> the vet says that he could heal, but every time he gets up and down, he's at risk for bleeding out. >> and right now he's standing around, but earlier he was jumping around, he's a baeby, he's on pain meds? >> yes, so uhe knows quite feeling the pain that he was feeling before when he didn't

want to move p. >> so later this morning they will get x-rays and get a better sense of what is going on. and you're trying to get $7,000 to $10,000 for the surgery. right now the go fund me account that was started last night is at what? >> it's at about $4500. >> so your gut telling you you think you'll get the money? >> i'm floored with how people have come forward for him and very impressed. i think that we'll probably get to it. >> and the surgery obviously you'd like to do it now, but could he wait to tomorrow? >> i'm not a vet, so i'm not sure. and it's entirely fedependent o the vet's schedule. >> what surprised you most about him? >> his tenacity and will to live. for a little guy, everyone tn td said she was shocked that he made it. just to spend two days in the ravine and water and wet conditions.

and be this lively is amazing. short of a miracle. >> thank you very much. if you want to help valentine, go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. we are trying to get the go fund me link up there. again, looking for $7,000 to $10,000. they have about $4500 raised so far. >> i think they can do it. thank you so much, bob. what a story. >> we'll tweet out the link to that go fund me account, too. it's 5:09. let's get a look at the forecast. they're talking about him being in the ravine. overnight temperatures can crop. >> yeah, 48 this livermore and san carlos at 54. so cool out there to start, but another warm and sunny day. we will start to see the clouds keeping in later on this evening, but enjoy this warmth, the last day of they're record high temperatures. and then a span of several days where we will be in the 60s.

brentwood looking at 81 today. let's head over to mike. >> so much more activity already than yesterday. more traffic flowing on 580 westbound. either side of this shot, we have activity. we'll show you on the map. just around the dublin interchange, this is a fender-bender over on the right shoulder out of lanes and not much of a distraction. but coming toward, altamont pass, westbound 580, a crash in the center divide more of a distraction. we'll track that slowing. but again lanes are clear. rest of the bay moving smoothly. bay bridge toll plaza approach, no delays for the maze. coming up next, a show filled with dramatic performances and sx extraf grants. and going he wiehe wil we'l google coming up. and increased tensions in

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==laura/plasma=a big fir for thbay area and thstate ocalifor happening today, a big first for the bay area. and the state of california. today is the grand opening of a pharmacy dedicated to free prescriptions. kris sanchez live in san jose. and there are specific drugs you you won't find there. >> reporter: right. no controlled substances, no vie company kip, no oxycontin, but there are hundreds of other prescriptions that people can get filled for free without any proof of income, residency or even citizenship.

that is because today is the grand opening of the better health pharmacy which really is a celebration of what has been a successful county program for a eight years. back in 2008, department of hub health put together a program to put unused drugs, unexpired drugs in to the hands of people who could not otherwise afford their prescription to the tune of nearly 9,000 prescriptions in that time, $400,000 in savings. the county accepts unused unopened and unexpired meds from state regulated facilities. these are facilities that are licensed owners, pre-screened, as well. anyone who cannot afford a prescription can bring that subscription here and then without insurance or even folks who have insurance but can't food the co-pay, they can get them filled for free. if the meds are in stock, the prescription is filled and there are hundreds of medicine for everything from things line asthma to heart conditions. again, no controlled substances

like pain medication, no anxiety medication like valium and no a did a ddhd medications. it is taking something that would otherwise be thrown into the landfill and putting it it no n. t into the people who could use the assistance. grand opening today at 10:00. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." 5:15. state attorney general harris scheduled to appear in the bay area. harris will make an address in palo alto. her cyber initiative on privacy in the 21st century. during that address, miss harris will release the latest california data breach report which analyzes breach statistics and provides security recommendations. it will also outline some of the best prevention measures. kanye west says he will

never sell his mooz he cusic on. >> never ever. >> no, never never. it will sell it on an app called tidal, but it's not selling there either. not only have they been charged $20 for an album they never got, but unexplained charges like dollar fees, as west. west had delayed the release of his album, but people didn't expect to be charged before they received it. as if for apple, he says my alb will never never never be on tr. many people trust their credit cards with apple, but they regret giving their credit card information to tidal. landon dowdy is off recording her own album, so let's turn to kate rogers.

>> and she did not ask me to collaborate to that, but that's okay. i'm over it. the markets start the holiday shortened week with lots of green arrows. stocks could add to friday's gains with the dow more than 300 boosted in part by a jump in oil prices. crude up again today above $30 as officials from saudi arabia and russia meet. agreeing to freeze production at january levels. look for data this morning on housing. the dow rising 313 friday to 15, 9:73, the nasdaq up 70. back over to you. and we have a deep are look at some of alphabet's cookie projects last night. this is a file of a previous ted event. teller says the google balloon project is going well. this is where they're trying to launch internet hot spots on weather balloons and they're

actually ready to deliver internet to remote areas in a test phase. teller also said google has abandoned plans for vertical farms which are exactly what they sound like, vertical farms. also not going forward with plans to help and locked countries export their goods using rockets. so giving a little tease and then pulling the plug. >> no tease on this, the music world still buzzing about the grammy awards and another big win for the current queen of pop. >> taylor swift. >> she won three grammys including album of the year. swift's 1989 sold more than 5 million copies. bug her acceptance sweepeech, s had availed swipe at kanye west.

>> there are going to be people along the way who will try to undercut your success or take credit for your accomplishments or your family. but if you just focus on the work, and you don't let those people side track you, some day when you get where you're going, you will look around and you will know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there and that will be the greatest feeling in the world. p. >> i feel a song in the making there. kendrick lamar was also a big winner collecting five grammys and delivering a show stopping performance from his best rap album. a live look right now at the pope and his motorcade in the midst of about a week long trip in mexico right now on this tuesday. the pope is heading to heart of mexico's drug trafficking country. he's going to the moriella. hot bed of narcotics production.

he spoke to indigenous cultures yesterday about exploitation and trying to include them in the catholic faith. so a pretty action packed week so far for the pope. >> yeah, and that motorcade moving. >> clearly no traffic holding him up. aside from the authorities, he has other powers helping him. >> wasn't he in like a little fiat in d.c.? >> i heard that was up for sale. >> can you imagine what that would fetch. out of our price range. >> maybe it's been blessed. >> okay. temperatures beautiful again today. and then everything changes. >> yes, getting ready for some brain. not a bad thing. and much cooler temperatures we need to get off of these record highs. this has been well beyond where

we should be for the beginning and middle of february. as we take a live look outside now at the bay bridge, we see things getting busy out there. no fog to contend with and you don't need the umbrella at least not today. heading out tomorrow, you may want to grab it just in case. as we take a look at the microclimates y s now, 52 in th south bay. north bay, now at 47 petaluma, have a kn have a knee sha 51. we'll rise into the upper 70s today in oakland and we will see more clouds moving in. here is a look at the futurecast, showing clouds moving north to south p. winds will be picking up and it will be gusty tomorrow. very hit or miss with the showers to start out the day, but by the afternoon into the evening hours, here we are tomorrow at 8:15 and we see the rain moving through the south and east bay.

still more scattered showers into early thursday morning. a look ahead to the weekend coming up. let's see what is happening on the roadways now with mike. a lot more backup than yesterday. and more skinore skinskin incid well. 580, in the somewhere divide but enough of a distraction that we have the slowing. as we zoom out, we'll see the rest of the bay moving pretty well. bay bridge toll plaza, meet erg lig metering lights on typical schedule. and is this tthis is the south . coming up next, reshaping the presidential race.impact antonin scalia's death is having on the campaign trail as we learn about a possible replacement. a battle brewing on capitol

hill. sift through names to figure t to decision 2016. a waltz brbattle brewing as pre obama tries to figure out who the new supreme court just sis will be. republicans vowing to block whoever he picks and the fight is reaching the campaign trail. >> tracie potts joining us live in washington following the latest fallout and reaction this morning. we've heard all the republican candidates say that the president whether he nominates someone or not, there won't be hearings in the senate. >> reporter: right.

good morning, everyone. what we have this morning is that the top democrat here is saying, yes, there is a short list that the president will be working from, the white house likely already taking a look at that. and never more names here on the democratic side that they want to get over to the white house. but the question is given what you were just saying, will any of those potential nominees ever get a vote here. >> it's unprecedented, pure politics. >> reporter: from capitol hill -- >> it is wrong. it is not responsible. >> reporter: -- to the campaign trail. >> talk about cowardice, talk about constructionism. >> reporter: democrats are pushing back hard at republicans' refusal to give president obama supreme court nominee a vote. >> let's have a hearing, let's hear from our constituents what they think. and then vote. not say no vote at all. >> the people of this country should send a very clear message that is not the way our constitution works. >> reporter: they point out anthony kennedy was confirmed by

a democratic senate in president reagan's final year. >> the the constitution does not include exemptions for the president's last term in office or election years. >> reporter: republican candidates insist the replacement for justice antonin scalia should not be president obama's choice. >> the republicans should reject i think the new president should have that option. >> practical implications are nil. it's all about politics. >> reporter: they argue even if an obama nominee is confirmed, it could be too late to have any impacts this term. now, we got an op-ed overnighted harry reid calling this nakedly partisan, but we'll see what happens when congress comes back next week. >> it will be interesting to see. tracie potts from washington. thank you very much. it's 5:7. coming up, police make an arrest after a double homicide at a spa. late night developments next.

>> reporter: and i'm bob redell, we'll take you to the east bay and how you can help this little guy get life saving surgery. joining us. i'm sam brock.

=laa/2shot= ani'm lau garcia cannon. boxes xe good morning on your tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. >> mostly clear skies. we're in the upper 40s in the mort bay. but heading again into a day that may set some new records.

we're looking at highs up to 79 degrees in the east bay, 80 in the north bay and south bay and keep in mind normal high temperatures right at about 60 to 64 degrees for most of us. i'll detail what to expect as rain moves in tomorrow. that is come being up in a few minutes. let's see what is happening on the roadways now. >> more traffic but smoothing things out. lower drive alma democratmont t. easier drive over toward the dublin speaker change, binterchy on the shoulder. a fender bender just cleared interstate 80 out of the vallejo area. smoother drive toward the bay bridge where the metering lights

are on. this morning the search for a lawyer linked to a high profile case. steven mitchell was hired by sonoma county to represent them in a civil suit filed by the family of andy lopez, who was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy who mistook his replica rifle for a real one. investigators say mitchell's wife reported him missing from their home over the weekend. they found mitchell's car parked in bodega bay sunday morning, but no sign of him. deputies do not suspect foul play. a break in the case now, the investigation into the double murder at san francisco's twin peaks took police to richmond and it ended with an arrest. >> stephanie chuang live in san francisco right now. you have a name to go with that arrest? >> reporter: absolutely. richard contreras, 27 years old out of san pablo arrested and booked on two charges of murder

and one of attempted murder as well as carjacking, assault with a semiautomatic firearm and firearm possession by a felon. and this all stemming from a twin peaks shooting early sunday morning that killed two young men. flowers an cap dells really the only reminder of what happened here and that was just after 2:00 sunday morning. police made the arrest about 25, 30 miles away in richmond around 6:45 last night after a traffic stop at mcbryde avenue and hassen street. investigators had pinpointed a dark gray suv they believe contreras had car jacked after the shooting. s.w.a.t. officers helped in the search of a home. so far police have not recovered the gun used in the double homicide that left an 18-year-old man fighting for his life and killed a 19-year-old and 21 jld. -year-old. and his family told us that he was a landscaper and he was just hanging on the with his friends when he was shot and killed. police have said that this was

not a random shooting, but we still don't have a motive. a lot of grief of course, friends raising money a go fund me page. the man accused of killing an east bay police officer could be making his first court appearance. investigators say robert veg today shot and killed vegas at his home last week. officer vegas was the grandfather of the suspect's son. investigators still trying to figure out what led up to that shooting. vegas was a 15-year-old veteran of the richmond department. he will be honored at a public memorial service in richmond this friday. from celebration to panic, a search under way to find a father who disappeared after his daughter's wedding. the search is expected to continue today in the walnut grove area near the border.

crews have been searching since saturday night when he left a reception at the grand island mansion the family says he was having problems with depression. authorities do not suspect foul play. two fishermen had to be rescued off the coast of san francisco after their boat capsized. the coast guard pulled the men from the water just before 11:00 represent morning. both fisher machine suffered mild hypothermia, but they're expected to recover. coast guard officials are still working on retrieving the boat from the water. and a baby colt recovering this morning but still a long fight ahead of it p. >> bob redell is live where the badly injured kocolt is being cared for and we chekd the go fund me page, they're up to almost $7,000 now. >> reporter: yeah, about $4600 about a half hour ago, i walked

back no to the stables here and there is a $2,000 jump. and animal services has about 100 voice mails also offering donations. so hopefully they will get the money if valentine. 7 day old colt who is suffering from a serious internal injury needs this life sifing operation that could cost anywhere from $7,000 to $10,000. it was on saturday hikers found valentine just four days old, injured at the bottom of morrison canyon and fremont. that is a steep are a veep that goes up 100 feet on east side. animal services still don't know where he came from. they along with the fremont fire department able to rescue the colt, brought i am here -- i am here to the ranch where they have been caring for him around the clock. depen again, the problem is that his

pelvis is fractured and the break is on top of major arteries. so he runs the risk of rupturing one of those arteries and bleeding to death. what surprises you hoth about him? some. >> his tenacity and will to live. for a little guy, even the vet said it, but she was shocked that he made it. to spoke two days in the ravine in wet conditions and 60 degree weather and be as lively as he is, amazing. injuries short of a miracle. >> later this morning, free month an himal services will ta valentine to uc davis. they shaved his hind quarters for an x-ray. and once they have the money, they can then give him that operation to fix the back of that leg there. again, you can go to the go fund

me page that we have linked to our website at nbcbayarea.com. again, response has been tremendous. they're at roughly $6700, $6800 so far. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i think he likes you, bob. sgle might >> might be this pain, but very affectionate. >> i've found a friend. >> you can help nurse him back to help. >> bob will stand by his side. >> wonderful to see that grow, isn't it? >> absolutely. and we'll get that money. very confident about it. 5:38 right now. we're also confident that today will be a spectacular. >> yeah, we will have a lot of sunshine, beautiful weather, but we can it start out with some chilly temperatures. it will warm up quickly with all of this sunshine. we're up to 79 in san jose, palo alto 78. we're at 80 today in santa rose

after hitting 85 yesterday. 80 looking at 80. we'll have rain moving in tomorrow. i'll detail that coming up. a lot more drivers this morning. we'll look toward the bay bridge where yesterday we were counting how many cars were passing through. today we don't want to try that because there is the toll plaza, there is the mess all the way over toward the metering lights. we'll look at your map and we do have the backup heading back toward the berkeley curve and past west grand avenue. the east shore freeway moves well and the crash north of there has cleared from the roach. west 580, a hazard in the center divide with crash activity. and these folks on the right shoulder, traffic building toward the dublin interchange. minor build on 101. happening today, the blue

and gold fleet is suspend abouting iabout i ing its ferry service two weeks. so plan kooaccordingly. they will be making necessary repairs to the floating dock. bus service will replace the ferry line but only during commute hours. coming up, a party took violent turn forcing one city to take a closer look at new rules. and can you buy a tesla for $500? yes, sort of. >> reporter: and prescriptions filled for free. i'll have the first of its kind pharmacy here in santiago krar are a county that could be a mogd for the entire state. announcer: through sunday

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one of a kind pharmacy. it focuses on giving prescriptions-- get this-- for free. but there's a catch. =boxes= toda a pharmacy will be focusing on giving prescriptions for pre-. but there is a catch. kris sanchez joining us with the prescriptions that you one find there. >> reporter: no controlled substances, but there are hundreds of other prescriptions that people can get free without showing proof of income.

is this a program that they saw as a way to put unused prescription there is to the hands of people who couldn't afford them or were skipping doses in order to make their prescriptions last long. it's kept a lot of drugs out of the landfill and water supply. shear a list of some of the different meds available this week. who were 21 pages of drugs. these are licensed donors who are pre-screened. and anyone who cannot afford their prescription can bring their doctor's prescription here without insurance, maybe even folks who have insurance but can't afford the co-pay. no proof of income residency or citizenship required. if the heads are in stock, the prescription is filled and there are hundreds upon hundreds as i

mentioned before. p there will not be any controlled substances like pain medication, no anxiety medication and no adhd medication. the county is it run it through volunteer assistance, but it has a permanent home instead of any space they could find available at the public health department. there is a celebratory grand opening today. kris sanchez wi, "today in the bay." . san francisco plans to level the playing field to assist elderly bus passengers. >> when it comes to giving up your seat, certainly the right thing to do, but this san francisco it's also the law. penalties have always been steeper for young people who ignore that law. the gamner is now reporting that youth fines are will fall in line with adult fine dhs means they will drop to $112 from almost $400. while adults only receive

citations, youth in the past could have also faced criminal penalties. but the mta is also changing that policy, as well, cutting other youth citation fees in half. >> an almost deadly beating has leaders thinking about changing rules for temporary rental units. an incident took place where officers found a 21-year-old man with life threatening injuries from a fight. the man he got into a fight with has not yet been found. police say the argument started inside a home rented on airbnb. orinda's mayor is now considering a new ordinance to ahead new restrictions to those kind of rentals. >> want to make sure if there is an emergency, we know who to contact and someone who will answer the phone and someone who will be responsible. >> orinda already has a law on the books holding home oerps responsible when a party gets out of control. rowdy home rental parties are nothing new. at least not for the bay area. just last month, police showed up to a house party at a home

rented out through airbnb, as well. in that case a 19-year-old renter used it for a blowout barb wis bash. owners returned to find it trashed. police eventually arrested the renter who thousand faces vandalism charges. the homeowners are also planning to file a civil suit. whether related or not, tonight leaders in another town will debate banning short term rentals all together. danville town council set to consider an ordinance making it illegal for homeowners to represent using airbnb or any similar web based services. in the past residents complained about the notices and traffic created. last month a town commission recommended a full blown ban as opposed to just drafting new regulations. 5:47. wall street getting back to work. >> some up arrows ahead. >> lots of countries now saying they will limit oil production in order to get the oil prices back up and wall street likes

high oil prices. so futures call for a strong open this morning. friday pretty can good, as well. dow gained 300, nasdaq gained 70. and the uber case in paris, french officials now say they will not seek prison time for uber officials there. the company is accused of iof illegally creating uber express. volvo on its way to making a death proof car. it's examined data and scientists say they can use a combination of driver assistance technology and shared data, cars talking to each other to make a car tragedy-proof. future volvos will share data for instance if you drive over an icy patch, your car will warn the cars miles back the ice is ahead. believe it or not, there are actually nine models ever cars in which nobody has ever been killed ever at least not yet.

i'll list them off for you ahead in our 6:00 hour. and take a look at this, a little kid tesla. radio flyer, the company that makes the little red -- yeah, radio flyer. you know those wagons you used to roll your sister down the hill in, now you can drive across the line this your $500 tesla. showing it off in this video. it has working headlights and a frunk, of course the front opening trunk just like mom and dad's. >> wow. >> 500 bucks. i had one those knight rider cars back in the day. >> i want to see a picture of that. i'm calling your mom. 5:49. even thieves need to charge their phones. and for one thief, it may be his

undoing. and it talk about a break in the case, that's what police got when investigating a recent house robbery. the homeowner startled the robber who pulled out a gun. the victim ran to his bedroom, locked the door and called the 11. the homeowner pointed to the phone still plugged in to the socket. and his stash of selfies should help lead to a very swift arrest. >> so crime doesn't pay and watch out for selfies. >> the people who steal phones and then take selfies with them. >> and leaving your phone not the wisest strategy. brilliant on the forecast today.

>> well, i won't take credit. but it will be another noois ic. this is the last one where we'll have above average temperatures and maybe even setting new records again today. as we take a live look at san jose, we start out with mostly clear skies. despite it saying we will see rain, we will not. and we'll start to see the showers moving in tomorrow. a look at now all of the microclimates in the south bay. it's 52 degrees in san francisco up to 54. east bay, we see it's now 45 degrees in dublin. and brentwood, 7. lafayette, 44. so we have some cool spots. as we take it hour by hour in san francisco, we're in the mid-60s. and up to 70 degrees by lunchtime. it will be another beautiful day, a lot of sunshine, 74 degrees at 3:00.

at at&t park. temperatures drop back in today with clouds moving in. a look at the futurecast, and it does show the clouds starting to roll in later on tonight and the winds picking up, too. it will start to feel a little breezy as the winds rush in toward this approaching cold front and that front will also bring in scattered showers well ahead of that scattered rain throughout the evening tomg aor. most of us may not see the rain until the afternoon. at least for now it does look dry for the start of the day and potential of about quarter to half an inch of rain with that system. we'll be talking more about that. look over toward the tri-valley, a lot more traffic than we saw yesterday. but we're looking toward west 580, i'm pleased with this so far. it's slow out of the altamont toward north 1st where there is a crash in the center divide. a lot of people heading toward

city veetds, as well. so you may see more traffic. 84 although we don't see the big slowing. folks concerned over west 580 right at the dublin interchange, so let's get a live look. there has been a fender bender. rest of the bay, a smooth dry. meet, rights are on. slowing h inin ining ray haywar union city. coming up next, a trial more than 30 years in the making. the man deemed the grim sleeper heads to court. heinous crimes he's accused of committing. happening now, a lot of buzz about the young colt rescued from the are a veep. bob redell has another live report coming up. slideshow. that's in the

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targeting extremists linked to isis. authorities are v. conducted a series of rains in the suburbs around the capital. 10 people are now detained. agents blelieve they have new leads on people who recently went to syria. coast guard hearings will seek answers about why the el faro sank in september killing all 33 crew members on board. the hearings in jacksonville are expected to focus on the events that led up to the sinking as well as search and rescue efforts. a number of crew members families have filed lawsuits against the ship's owners. cliven bundy scheduled to appear in court to answer to the charges from an armed confrontation in 2014 that forced federal officials to release cattle near his ranch. he's the first to face charges

in what some advocates have hailed a victory in the fight to turn over federal land to state control. recently bundy's son staged a month long armed sit-in on federal land in orlg organize for the exact same issue. ammon bundy now faces his own federal charges. opening statement today for a suspect accused of being a serial killer. today marks the start of the long awaited grim sleeper trial. the 63-year-old pleaded not guilty to killing nine women and 15-year-old girl over two decades. in each case, the victim's beds were found in alley ways and garbage bins. thrts arrested franklin in 2010. the trial is expected to last up to four months. federal mental health experts arrive in palo alto later today to help investigate that city's teen suicide problem. ten teens have taken their lives in the past six years. almost all the suicides involve the city's train tracks.

today a team from the centers for disease control and prevention will meet with bay area leaders and doctors to examine the increase in suicides. they will also be holding meetings with students and parts parents to help identify signs of a child in crisis. >> this is all on our request. cdc is not coming here to research for them. they're here to serve us pl. >> cal train recently removed vegetation and installed infrared cameras. researchers will look at whether the changes are actually working. it is 5:59. an 80s pop music sensation died yesterday in the east bay hospital after a long illness. >> denise matthews went by the name vanity and was part of a girl group vanity six. it was formed by prince. the group's big hit nasty girl.

long term fame was illusive. vanity suffered years of drug abuse and kidney failure, eventually becoming a born again christian. matthews settled in fremont where she set up a ministry. she was 57 years old. a bay area attorney now missing to severa days. the high profile case take heha linked to. >> reporter: and at the popular lookout where an early morning shooting sunday killed two young men. police have made an arrest. what we've learned this morning. >> reporter: and i'm bob redell and the community response to save the life of this 7 day old colt. "today in the bay" starts now. p. what could be a very heartwarming story there. we'll get to that in just a second. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. let's check the forecast.