unity across the world. stories coming in so are details about the hunt for the third suspect. we will get to that, but first a check of your weather. >> let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. nice day ahead? >> beautiful day across the bay area. it is cool, though, as you set out the door, you will want to run back in and make sure you have a nice warm jacket. it's 49 degrees in san francisco, 48 degrees in the east bay and peninsula and looking at highs today up to 70 in the north bay while the south bay is up to 68 degrees and 67 in the peninsula and the east bay. we will have another look at the forecast and what to expect as we head into the weekend that's coming up. let's head across the bay area now with mike. >> we will look at the bay bridge where the toll plaza does have the backup and we expect this. there are no real surprises around the bay, smooth flow off of 880. looking at the roadway sensors they are green all over the approach it's only the toll plaza where we are a slowing, a little brake tapping going on through richmond.

we also are watching for slowing through bay point and pittsburg. pittsburg, bay point to north concord we will have delays for the bart line because that train subtle is in place once every 15 minutes. you may have additional delay for any of the transit systems because of increased security. even here we are getting the reper ugs cans of the terror attacks in belgium. we will head back to the desk. a country and a world waking up shaken after yet another series of deadly attacks at the hands of isis. a look right now at a growing memorial in brussels where hundreds of people are gathering to honor the 34 lives lost and hundreds more forever changed by yesterday's bombings. >> despite reports of an early morning arrest police say the third man wanted in connection with the attacks is not in custody. we do have multiple reports this morning but we begin with "today in the bay" kris sanchez live in our newsroom. just after 2:00 in the afternoon in brussels and new information

is coming in by the minute. >> there is a press conference going on as we speak and it appears there is one person in custody and being questioned but it is not the suspect that they're looking for that man still at large. at a press conference just this morning belgian prosecutors debunked rumors of the arrest of this man overnight, he is 24-year-old najim laachraoui seen here in surveillance images from the brussels airport moments before the attack. he was can khalid and ibrahim he will back rouy. bs one of the brothers allegedly left a will on a computer found dumped in a trash can in a brussels neighborhood. this morning nbc news confirmed in those suitcases you saw them pushing in that surveillance radio were 44 pound bombs made of ammonium nitrate. in raids overnight authorities found a bomb making factory with nails and bolts matching those found at the airport. authorities say they knew there was an attack in the works they just could not pinpoint the

targ target. >> i don't feel secure. i don't want to go home now. >> in a new statement this morning isis claims that this will be just the first of more black days to come in europe. authorities were guided to a home outside of the belgium capital by a cab driver who says he dropped three men off at the airport in brussels with very heavy luggage that they would not allow him to assist them with. that reiterates the importance of if you see something, say something. in the newsroom, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> no doubt people will be highly alert, kris. 6:03. brussels airport will actually remain closed today. american airlines canceled all flights in and out of brussels airport at least through tuesday. one of the two explosions happened in departure hall one from which american airlines departs. united and delta are also

canceling flights. it comes as the u.s. state department issues travel warnings to and across europe saying terrorist groups are planning for attacks. >> it's nice to go on trips but we said too each other this is the last time we're leaving home. >> i think fear and being afraid would be the worst response, i think that would give into what terrorists want. >> terrorists scared and being brave at the same time, the tsa screens nearly 2 million passengers a day. 440 airports nationwide. there are no credible threats here in the bay area, but local authorities are not taking any chances. from bart to muni even amtrak commuters are going to notice extra security out of an abundance of caution. police are asking everyone to be on the lookout for anything suspicious and unusual a and as kris mentioned the importance of if you see something, say something. bay area based companies are offering help however they can. airbnb activated a disaster response actual for people

living in belgium. they're asking people to list their homes for tree to anyone who needs help in the area. police are also -- people are also using the hashtag host in brussels to less others know they have space available. facebook set up a safety check feature following the explosions, the option let's users living near the attack sites mark themselves as safe so others know. wireless carriers also offering free calls and texts to belgium. verizon, sprint and at&t all said to be participating. just in a few hours democratic presidential front runner hillary clinton will be at stanford to talk about efforts to fight terrorism. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live from stanford this morning. bob, while her visit was already planned this particular stanford event was added after yesterday's attacks. >> reporter: correct. senator clinton had planned to be in the bay area for a pair of fundraisers in the peninsula but in response to yesterday's

terrorist attacks in brussels the senator added the stop here at stanford to deliver a counterterrorism speech which will take place later in morning at roughly 11:15. a news release from her campaign indicates clinton will reaffirm her dissolve to defeat isis if elected commander in chief. all five candidates running for office responded to yesterday's attacks that killed 31 people, their responses demonstrate the rift between democrats and republicans on how to handle this terrorist threat. republican donald trump says close the borders, senator ted cruz also republican wants police to start patrolling muslim communities. >> there is a locus of radicalization where there is an expanding presence of radical islamic terrorism we need law enforcement efforts directed there. >> what donald trump, ted cruz and others are suggesting is not openly wrong, it's dangerous. >> like clinton democrat bernie

sanders and republican john kasich also disagree with senator cruz's previous statement. reporting live here at stanford, bob redell, "today in the bay." we'll of course have much more coverage throughout the morning and then coming up at 7:00 matt lauer will anchor the "today" show's coverage live from brussels. counting the results from last night, presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton are both inching their way towards a nomination. last night ms. clinton won arizona and 46 delegates there. in total she has 1,637 pledged delegates and need about 700 more to get to the nomination. bernie sanders won the utah and idaho caucuses, he has 928 delegates. on the republican side mr. trump won arizona, ted cruz won in utah, both of those ended up being winner take all for the delegates. mr. trump way ahead in the overall count, he has 744 delegates to cruz's 468. new this morning within the last

few hours former republican candidate jeb bush has endorsed ted cruz. in a statement bush calls for republicans to move past the divisiveness brought on by donald trump's presidential campaign. let's take a break from politics. >> put it to the side a ail bit. a lot of heavy news as well. let's lighten things up. let's check the forecast right now with kari as we start our wednesday morning. >> sam and laura, we have cool temperatures as you head out, mostly clear skies, no worries about fog. we're taking a look at some of those temperatures now, it is 38 degrees in napa, 48 degrees in oakland and san carlos and 49 now in san francisco. look at these highs today, it will be so nice, nice fresh air, a lot of sunshine, not as windy as yesterday and a touch warmer, up to 68 degrees in san jose, in half-moon bay 65 degrees in the outer sunset 60 degrees, san rafael you are up to 67, hayward 65 and danville today 68 degrees. it continues to warm over the next few days, i will show you

that forecast coming up in ten minutes. let's see what's hpening in oakland with mike. i want to show you the entire bay including oakland where traffic flows very well. 101 at san antonio on the peninsula you know about that one, that is clear, but farther north in santa rosa marin county we do have a crash southbound 101 san antonio in the north bay has a crash in the southbound direction. there's your bay. we will zoom in towards slowing coming out of oakland down toward hayward and union city. 880 a normal pattern. eastbound a little slowing. chp had nothing to report there. over toward oakland that live shot we're taking a live look at oakland past the coliseum, traffic flows nicely here. this evening the warriors play so post work traffic. back to you. 6:09. the strange case surrounding a kidnapping captures the nations attention. the reason a bay area woman is

now suing the city of vallejo. wall street continues to react to the situation in belgium. we will take a look at the latest numbers coming up in business news. and a local angle here, scott, before we go to break a look at the campbell water tower this morning, glowing black, yellow and red like so many buildings across the world showing support for those impacted by the attacks in belgium. our coverage of this story continues right after the break.

at 6:13 right now, take a live look outside at the san francisco international airport this morning. it's covering our coverage of the terror in brussels, san francisco showing solidarity with belgium this morning, lit up in the colors of the belgium flag, black, yellow and red. nice tribute this morning. we will have more coverage including a live report from stephanie chuang, she's live at the airport this morning. that's coming up in ten minutes. lots of tips from the public helped san mateo police catch a suspect. that man allegedly inappropriately touched a 17-year-old girl on a bus. police put out this surveillance video of 70-year-old al gendi last week. they say he got on a bus in san mateo, sat next to a dean.

he allegedly touched her face, asked for a kiss and tried to put his hand down her shirt. he was arrested at a san mateo home on monday. the serial bank robber in the bay area is adding to his resumé. police say this this man is responsible for two heists in fremont. on the left side of your screen is a surveillance picture from last week at the u.s. bank located inside of a safe way supermarket on mission boulevard in fremont. on the right side is from last month when he robbed a chase bank on washington boulevard. in both cases police say he was seen leaving in his black ford news tank. investigators say in total he has likely hit more than 15 banks in five different cities over the last few months. humiliation and mental anguish and lost wages, they are among the claims in a federal lawsuit filed against the city of vallejo. denise has kins a aaron quinn say their civil rights were evaluated when they publicly called her kidnapping a hoax.

today marks one year since an intruder broke inside their hoe. quinn says police treated him like a suspect. matthew muller has arrested for the crimes a is awaiting trial. pressing the pause button on a heated debate between apple and the fbi that was canceled tuesday after the fbi asked for a delay. >> scott mcgrew joins us from the newsroom. the fbi says they might not need apple to hack into that iphone. >> that's right, the one involved in the san bernardino terror case. the fbi says it might be able to hack into that phone itself. we said the very same thing earlier this month as we consulted with one of the top security experts in the field who opens technology for law enforcement. he said he was sure that outside companies could do it and that the fbi did not need to rely on apple. now, the fbi hasn't said who has offered to open that phone there are them. law enforcement is keeping muscle. in other news in week we

learned the attackers in the november 2015 paris attacks used burners phones, the kind of phones you'd find at a convenience store totally untraceable if purchased by cash. if you take airlines out of the equation the stock markets are doing just fine even following these latest terror attacks. the nasdaq actually rose the day after the attacks in belgium, the dow down slightly ending a seven-day winning streak. airline travel sites, those were lower, virgin america was down about 1.25%. ernst & young is taking a look at the ipo market so far this year says the number of companies filing to be public is the lowest since 2009. admitted the first financial quarter of any year always the lowest for ipos. we have had just 167 so far in year, that's down about 40%. a new study from the union of concerned scientists say electric cars are better than gasoline cars for the environment. you would think that would be incredibly obvious, electric cars have no direct emissions

after all but there's been concern about the manufacture of the battery. the battery is very difficult on the environment, but the scientific study says all in all even considering the battery even in electricity used is created by coal electric cars are still better for the environment. >> charge us up. thank you very much, scott. going to be a good day to get out and about today. let's check the forecast with kari. >> sam and laura, we will have beautiful weather today. we're taking live look now at san francisco as we start out with mostly clear skies and chilly temperatures. looking now at those temperatures, 49 degrees in san francisco, 48 degrees in the south bay. let's drop in and get a closer look, it's 44 degrees in silver creek valley, 46 degrees downtown. as the seven-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen you will be able to see how our temperatures warm up. we will have more nice weather. hour by hour this time in palo alto it will be 61 degrees by noon and 63 degrees by 1:00.

as you're heading home beautiful weather, nice and comfortable, 65 degrees at 5:00 with a light wind. into the next three days we will see our temperatures warming up here into the mid 70s in the peninsula, 71 degrees and san francisco into the upper 60s while we do have some low 70s elsewhere. if you're planning to head to squall valley alpine meadows this weekend we will have warm temperatures. we have lost 10 inches of snow since this time last week, there has been a few gains and losses but look at how warm these temperatures are and will be over the next few days into the low 50s, even this weekend we will stay in the 50s, but there will be another chance of snow early next week and here is the reason why, we still have this storm track well to the north of us and high pressure keeping it dry, our temperatures warming up will make it into the 60s and 70s over the next couple of days but then there will be an area of low pressure dropping in from the north, that will bring in a

slight chance of rain for the bay area but mostly snow for the sierra and that starts early next week. this weekend it will be mostly dry and quiet there. this weekend is looking beautiful, temperatures in the low 70s, mid 70s as well with mostly sunny skies. we will bring you back down a few degrees on sunday with mix of sun and clouds, temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 60s. overall a nice weekend and one to make sure you have plans to get outdoors. let's see what's happening now as you head out across the south bay with mike. >> we always have plans but the best laid plans. we are looking over toward a stall over here at the gore point where the two roadways come together and no tow trucks. no problems here for 101 northbound as far as those speeds go look at your map. we had that recovery we talk about and speeds will can i can in for a slower drive starting in 15 to 20 minutes as more folks are starting to build up toward 880.

rest of the south bay and peninsula move well, the tri-valley no surprise, 680 slows, same thing for hayward and the san mateo bridge westbound as well as across that bay bridge. a quick charge of the north east shore freeway we do have a crash, sounds like one lane might be blocked and we do see a backup forming out of hercules. look at those fast track lanes moving well over toward san francisco. back to you. >> metering lights hard at work there. 6:20. coming up the battle over birth control the big fight taking place at the supreme court today. and i'm stephanie chuang live at sfo where you can see the colors of the belgian flag light up the international terminal. the attacks hitting very close to home for some here in the bay area. hear from them coming up in a live report. good morning. coming up on "today" we are live in brussels with the rapidly developing investigation into the terror attacks that took place here one day ago. reports now that the so-called

man in white has been arrested, the suspected airport suicide bombers identified as brothers overnight, we will have the very latest. also ahead republican presidential hopeful ted cruz will join us, he will open up about his controversial call for police to patrol muslim neighborhoods in the united states, he will also talk about his crucial win last night in utah. we will have that and much more ahead as we see you on a wednesday morning, split edition from new york and brussels. peoplareatherg togher--straers o

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are gathering together, strangers holding hands and holding signs to honor the lives forever changed by yesterday's deadly terror attacks. >> tributes not only in belgium but across the globe, the empire state building in new york went dark but other landmarks gloed in belgian colors to show their support including san francisco's city half and sfo, you see paris and rome. in san francisco at the international airport that's where we find stephanie chuang with more on how the local community is really coming together. good morning, steph. >> reporter: good morning. you can see behind me the colors black, yellow and red of the belgian flag lighting up the international terminal in this sign of support and solidarity and many belgians across the bay area with ties to brussels gathered for a local vigil yesterday. ♪ >> reporter: and those are the belgian scouts singing their national anthem with the flag

colors painted on some of their faces. this is a tragedy that hits very close to home for some. we spoke with a two m who says a former coworker was injured at the airport bombing, she left 18 months ago otherwise she said she would have been where the attack happened. many agree that the response is especially important. >> we don't have to react with anger and with, you know, fear. we don't want to give them our fear. we want to give them our feeling of peace, we want peace, not fear. >> reporter: some also brought their children to add to the messages of support, hope and love. a spokesperson for the belgian trade commission says that group will make sure those messages left behind get to the right people in belgium. as for the lights we are told they should say for the next few days until saturday. >> message of love sure is a strong one. fresh off of his trip to cuba president obama in argentina this morning. air force one touching down

about two hours ago. mr. obama's visit marks a change in argentine politics. the country's former leader was very anti-america but a new more welcoming president has taken charge. that new leader will officially greet and welcome president obama later today followed by a meeting and a joint news conference. this trip coming after the president's historic trip to cuba. happening today at the supreme court religious groups take on obamacare and birth control. the question before the justices should religious nonprofits like cools and hospitals be required to pay for birth control. under obamacare only houses of worship like churches with exempt from providing birth control. the obama administration made sure other religious groups don't have to pay for contraceptives but those groups argue the fact that women can get birth control under their health plans is in violation of their pro life believes. a decision is not expected

today. he survived not one terrorist attack but two. what we're learning about a young american injured when a bomb detonated inside of the brussels airport. a suicide note and manhunt continues. i have the latest on the investigation part of the brussels terror attacks. and good morning i'm bob redell live here at stanford where in a few hours senator hillary clinton will give a surprise speech in response to yesterday's terrorist attacks in belgium. that story coming up.

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and a good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at that forecast for today. i think it's going to end up being a very nice one out there, kari. >> yes, it will be a beautiful day, but as you head out this morning you're thinking, okay, it's a little cool. it's 40 degrees in the north bay while we have 49 degrees in san francisco. a look at all the microclimates, we are up to 70 degrees in the north bay while the south bay is at 68 degrees, east bay 67 and 70 today in the tri-valley. over the next few days these temperatures continue to warm so i will show you that coming up in a few minutes. mike is keeping an eye on a crash in berkeley. >> we're looking toward that berkeley camera. we see the traffic flowing over at university. the crash it turns out just into richmond heading into berkeley. we will look at your map. it's the same stretch of the roadway just a little farther north. we get a break for the folks coming off that season rafael to mitch ronald bridge, a jam from

hercules over to cutting boulevard. chp had said two lanes were blocked for the time being. toward the maze and bay bridge we have a backup at the toll plaza which is standard. south of berkeley you are okay there and coming off the walnut interchange. it's 6:31. now to our continuing coverage from brussels. as we take a live look hundreds of people gathering at a growing memorial to honor the lives lost and forever changed in yesterday's deadly terror attacks. >> and despite reports of an early morning arrest within the last hour authorities say the third man wanted in connection with the attacks is not in custody. we have multiple reports this morning, but we begin with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez who is live in our newsroom. kris, it's just after 2:30 in the afternoon in brussels and new information coming in by the minute. >> reporter: right. and one of the two suicide bombers who blew himself up at the airport left a will in a

trash can there, that is the information that we're getting in the last hour and a half. belgium authorities revealed that at a press conference along with the fact that that suspected terrorist who walked away from the airport still at large. he is 24-year-old najim laachraoui seen here in a surveillance image from the brussels airport moments before the attack. he is with these two other men, khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui, brothers who have violent criminal histories including guns and links to the november terror attacks in paris. this morning nbc news confirmed that there were 44 pound bombs made of ammonium nitrate in those suitcases seen at the belgian airport. overnight authorities found a bomb making factory with nails and bolts also linked -- or that were similar in composition to the ones found at the airport. belgian authorities say they knew an attack was in the works they just didn't know what the target was going to be.

>> i don't feel secure and that's all. i don't want to go home now. >> reporter: in a news statement this morning isis claims this could be just the first of many more black days to come in europe. authorities were guided to that home where they conducted raids by a cab driver who says he dropped three men off at the airport with very heavy luggage which they would not allow him to help with. that reiterates the importance of what security officials always say after a terror attack, if you see something, say something. sam and laura. >> so important. thank you very much, kris. at 6:33, family members are worried about a tennessee couple right now who has been missing for more than 24 hours. since the brussels attacks. relatives say justin and stephanie shults had just dropped stephanie's mother off at the brussels airport when the first of the two explosions rocked a check in lounge. they say stephanie's brother is fine. while the state department does not have any record of either one on the casualty list, family

members say that the couples' phones are still going straight to voicemail. at least nine other americans are listed among the injured there. surviving a terror attack is life changing now we know a young man has done it not just once but twice. 19-year-old mason wells from sandy, utah was badly hurt in yesterday's attack, he was standing a few feet away from one of the bombs as it exploded inside the airport in brussels but he is expected to make a full recovery. he was in brussels finishing up his mormon mission. three years ago he and his father were watching his mother run in the boston marathon when a pressure cooker bomb went off about a block from where they were standing. there are no known threats of a similar attack in the u.s. however, the department of homeland security says it is prepared and has been since 9/11. >> the bomb makers, however, have very crafty and they keep

adapting and so this is not a static situation. it will keep moving. it requires united states security to keep improving. >> law enforcement agencies stepping up their surveillance on the lookout for possible copy cata tax. security has been stepped up on railways, airports, bridges and tunnels where trucks and cars are being randomly checked. interior ministers from all 28 european union nations right now working to assess the fallout from yesterday's terror attacks. the eu head quartered in brussels and yesterdays train bombing happened a short distance away. there are plans in the works for an emergency meeting that could come as soon as tomorrow. from europe to the bay area. democratic front runner hillary clinton will be at stanford to talk about efforts to fight terrorism. >> bob redell live at stanford in morning. while her visit was planned this event was added after yesterday. >> reporter: a surprise speech to be given by senator hillary

clinton a few hours from now at 11:15 here at stanford university, sam and laura. senator clinton and the four other candidates running for the office of president they have been responding to yesterday's terrorist attacks in belgium taking this opportunity to prove their national security credentials to demonstrate what they would do to prevent an isis attack if elected commander in chief. there are drastic differences of opinion between the democratic and republican candidates, for instance, republican senator ted cruz is demanding police patrols and, quote, securing neighborhoods of american muslims. >> anywhere where there is a locus of radicalization, where there is an expanding presence of radical islamic terrorism we need law enforcement resources directed will. >> to say that you happen to be of another gel onthat somehow you have evil intent is irresponsible in my opinion. >> that would be unconstitutional. it would be wrong. >> i would close up our borders to people until we figure out what is going on.

>> i think there are a lot of things we have to do to intensify our efforts. i think closing our borders is not one of them. >> reporter: senator clinton had already planned to be in the bay area for a pair of fundraisers here on the peninsula. she decided to add this stop here at stanford in response to yesterday's terrorist attacks. reporting live here at stanford, bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:37 right now. turning to decision 2016. americans are listening closely to what each candidate has to say surrounding this latest terror attack. hours ago people in three states made their pick for who they think should be at least the next presidential candidate. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. with the overnight results plus a major announcement from a former candidate, answer endorsement. >> good morning. jeb bush says he is endorsing ted cruz for president of the united states. in a statement bush says that cruz is a consistent principled

conservative and he is denouncing what he calls and i'm quoting here the divisiveness and vulgarity of donald trump. trump came in third in utah behind cruz who got almost 70% of the vote there and john kasich who came in second, although ted cruz still way behind by about 300 delegates in terms of trying to get that nomination. then donald trump picked up arizona by double digit now over halfway where he needs to be to actually win the nomination. both of them weighing in on this terror attack and clamping down on the borders and according to cruz we need to put police in some of the muslim communities. he had push back not only from democrats on that but wills from kasich. speaking of the democrats, just this morning we got the final tallies from utah and idaho. bernie sanders the big winner in both of those. when i say big winner we're talking more than three-quarters of the vote, almost 80% in one of those states.

he says it was the record breaking turnout that they saw but he did not win arizona, that one went to hillary clinton, with 58% of the vote in that winner take all state. so looking ahead, we are now looking at the weekend, washington state caucuses for the democrats and the next big one for both sides is going to be wisconsin coming up in early april. back to you. >> and the action just continues. tracie potts from washington, thank you. from political animals to the regular animals, dog lovers and haters, we will have another chance to sound out on a plan limiting dog access in some of the bay area's most popular spots. >> the golden gate bridge recreation nl area planning to limit off leash walking. christie field and association beach. the national park service says golden gate parks are the only ones in their system that allow off leash dogs. tonight's meeting is the second of six scheduled this month and next. i don't know about you, but i've never owned an off leash dog, they always want to run

away. >> i am always terrified when i take my dog which is this big off of his leash where he is going to run to and who he is going to pea on so i don't. good day to get out for a walk probably later this afternoon. >> it's a little cool this morning, you will want to put a jacket on yourself and your dog as you head out this morning. we will have some sunshine all throughout the day. 38 degrees now in napa, 48 in oakland and san carlos, in livermore it is 40 degrees. looking at all of the microclimates today we are into the upper 60s to lower 70s, gilroy 70 degrees, financial district 75 and today in napa 669, oakland 67 and livermore 68 degrees. it continues to warm up from here. i will have a look at the complete microclimate forecast but mike still tracking that slow down now in the east bay. >> crash in richmond. we haven't gotten any update about lanes clear. jamming you up solid from highway 4 in hercules around the

bend to cutting boulevard. this is shy of the merge coming off of the san rafael to richmond bridge. folks coming off of al 0 looks like they are getting a break and so berkeley and the berkeley curve. there is that jam for the upper east shore freeway. the rest of the bay moves according to plan. highway 4 slows out of pittsburg and highway 242. remember that the bay points over to north concord line has that train shuttle in place. i keep saying antioch because i'm worried about the traffic there but that's not the problem. here is the tri-valley and east bay, smooth flow of traffic toward the south bay, northbound routes typical pattern. no surprises for 880. we like that. back to you. it's 6:41 coming up a mother suffers a seizure and nearly browns in a backyard pool. the unlikely hero that jumped no n. to save her life. >> the markets are lower after the terror attacks. we will go over the numbers. dow losing about 56 points. mornin- wre hureds e

gatherg at growimemorl in ussel morning from brussels where hundreds are continuing to gather at a memorial there, you see all of the flowers, the handwritten notes, the flags. as the world comes together a lot of reflection and reality really setting in for the shocking events that happened yesterday. closer to home now at sfo colors of the belgian flag lit up prominently there as well as san francisco showing its support, too. city hall was lit yesterday. many cities around the globe

right now lighting up their buildings in support of those affected by the attacks in brussels. it's a really pretty tribe out out at sfo. the brussels attacks just the latest incident some muslims in the bay area fear will spark a renewed backlash. members of the council on american islamic relations met last night in fremont. their goal is to educate people on what being a muslim is all about. organizers first came up with the idea to form a group about a decade ago called meet a muslim. >> we can tell people that we need to unite. we need to unite and stand together against all the hate that's being spewed and all the actions that are happening in the world. what isis is doing is trying to divide us. >> organizers say the recent anti-muslim rhetoric in the presidential race is only fanning the flames of hate. the next meet a muslim event takes place on april 5th. more concerns this morning about a different kind of

prejudice. happening today uc leaders are expected to vote on a new statement opposing on campus anti-symmetric behavior. recent campus activism is spoke stoking tensions between pro israel and pro palestinian rights. the board calls a statement of principles against intolerance, that declaration would support the free exchange of ideas but oppose any act of discrimination. airline stocks continuing to sink this morning, one business day after the attacks in brussels. >> scott mcgrew monitoring the numbers for us this morning. >> good morning. taking a look at the nasdaq this morning it is lower along with the nyse, we're watching airline stocks more lower, delta airlines, united airlines, all about a half a percent lower after sinking yesterday. do keep your eye on yahoo. starboard ventures has until the end of the week to name its slate of nomination for the board at yahoo then the fight begins. starboard is a hedge fund that

swoops in and takes over companies that are in trouble. you may recall it took over olive garden restaurants and threw out the entire board. the activist investors spent time waiting on tables to learn how olive garden worked. here is something you might not expect the recording industry says its made money in 2015, more money than the year previous and it's because of streaming. services like spotify and apple music, streaming made up for losses from sagging sales of cds, the music industry is largely critical of streaming but it turns out that's not only how most of us get our music, the industry is making a significant amount of its money, the music industry definitely not dead. >> the business model has changed, now you can get any strong you want whenever you want, it's a slam dunk. >> or even ask siri what song is playing right now. >> i want to know what song is playing for you right now. >> you don't want to know. here is a story that's sure to make you smile. a five-year-old texas girl being

called a hero after saving her mother from drowning. >> the mom had suffered a seizure while swimming and started going under water. we have video. take a look at this. the mom loses consciousness, now watch as allison anderwald dives into the water to help, she tries to pull her mother to the shallow end of the pool. remember, she is only five years old, it took her some time to get her mother to safety but she did push her to the other side of the pool, help was able to arrived, you see the rest of the family rushing in to help out, there are the sisters and they were able to save her. >> she was really heavy and i could only get the top part of her out and then her other daughters ran over and held her get her out. sal son was able to do that on her own. it's a miracle. >> i woke up in the hospital bed and i did not know where i was. >> allison had been swimming since she was two and a half years old. maybe summer jobs as a lifeguard

in her future. >> isn't that amazing. >> serious skill set there. just the presence of mind to know what was going on. >> makes me want to cry. a parent you want to take care of your own kids and here she turned around to save her mom's life. a beautiful story. hey, there is a little mom to be in our weather station right now. i can say that now, right, kari? >> yeah. i just did. >> we have some beautiful weather today. take a look at this shot from the golden gate bridge, sunrise and another nice one. we will have some warmer temperatures, too, looking out there now it's cool to start, 40 degrees in the north bay, also for the east bay, south bay at 47 degrees, as we get a closer look there it's 44 degrees in morgan hill as well as santa teresa, downtown 45 and sunnyvale at 46 degrees. some long sleeves needed as you get the day started then we will be peeling off some layers as we get up to 65 degrees at

lunchtime. into the mid 60s today in oakland. in the south bay we will continue to see these temperatures rising for the rest of the week, nice way to start out the weekend at 75 degrees on friday in the peninsula, 71 degrees, upper 60s for san francisco. we will have low 70s elsewhere and we will see this weather continuing into the weekend. as you head out today keep in mind that you need to take that allergy pill, we have a moderate to high level of tree pollen in the air, it's mostly oak, mulberry and ash, we do have low amounts of mold as well. so these pollen levels staying up. temperatures staying up. we will be above average up to 67 degrees is our normal high temperature in san jose, but we are up to 75 degrees by the end of the week and then it starts to come back down for the first part of next week. the storms stay well to the north of us, we will have this high pressure which causes clear skies and sinking air, also the wind flow around that is clockwise so our winds will be coming in from the north,

temperatures heating into the 60s and 70s and then to start the week we will have a change in that pattern, cooler air moving in and also a chance of some showers here. a little snow for the sierra. this weekend's forecast we will have great weather for saturday, up to 70 to 75 degrees and then on sunday we will have more clouds in the mix, we will drop it back to 65 degrees in the peninsula and 69 degrees for sunday in the south bay. now let's head to the east bay with mike. >> we're following a couple of crashes. this one is 880 southbound just before you get to -- i saw folks holding up right here, reports of a spin out. i didn't see the spin out but i did see the effect now it's moving smoother south past the coliseum. back to your maps. recovery at the bottom of your screen, the top of your screen recovery as well, the crash west 88 cutting boulevard reports everything is off to the shoulder, the distraction adds to the slowing of the big build, but an improvement off of hercules highway 4 down toward the merge.

that's 580. bay bridge has your toll plaza metering lights on, no surprises there or for the tri-valley, the build across the bay for the scott mcgrew and dumbarton bridges. slowing 280 approaches saratoga, a crash over on the shoulder, with he see the build for the traffic so that was a bad time rippling back out of downtown. unexpectedly slow for 280. here is palo alto. now back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:52. coming up, presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in the bay area today. her big speech today less than 48 hours after the brussels terror attacks. and a show of support here at sfo where you can see the colors of the belgian flag lighting up the international terminal. i'm stephanie chuang live with more on how belgians in the bay area are responding to the attack. and let's go back to brussels real quick, steph.

that the growing memorial there, candles, flags and people gathering together that have been outside since this all happened yesterday. our coverage with all the latest developments in europe continues after this. . other big stories we're following including president obama visiting argentina. the president is set to sit down with the president of argentina. we will stream their news conference later this morning. look for laing on our homepage. and the u.s. supreme court hears the case that may be pivotal for the future of birth control. a link to the case that's being called a major test for a court missing justice antonin scalia.

welcome back. 6:56 on wednesday morning. we continue our coverage of the deadly terror attacks in belgium before we send you off to "the today show" in just a few minutes. >> let's get to kris sanchez who is live in our newsroom with word of an arrest. >> reporter: the belgian prosecutor debunked rumors of the arrest of the third terror suspect who walked away from the brussels airport. he is 24-year-old najim laachraoui who is still at large this morning. we also learned that one of the two brothers who blew himself up

left a will in the trash can at the airport. nbc news confirmed that in those suitcases there were 44 pound bombs made of ammonium titrate, a widely used fertilizer. authorities raided what they describe as a bomb factory with materials matching those found in the attacks. they were led to that home by a taxicab driver who said he unknowingly picked up the trio of terrorists with happy luggage, he wasn't allowed to help with that. which reities rates the importance of if you see something say something. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." and i'm stephanie chuang live at sfo. you can see the black, yellow and red of the belgian flag lighting up the international terminal here in a show of support and solidarity. last night at the san francisco civic center plaza belgians across the area and supporters gathered last night to bring flags, flowers, candles and leave messages at a vigil. many agreed that the response

must be one of love and unity. >> we just have to stand strong, hold each other's hands and be -- just move forward. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the belgian trade commission says that group will make sure those messages left behind will get to the great people in belgium. live at sfo, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." and i'm bob redell, we're live at stanford university where am just a few hours senator hillary clinton will deliver a counterterrorism speech in response to yesterday's terrorist attacks in brussels. cnn is expected to out zoin how she will defeat the terrorist group. all five presidential candidates responded to the attacks. republican donald trump says he would close the borders, ted cruz wants police to patrol muslim communities, bernie

sanders and john kasich along with hillary clinton disagree with both of those positions. clinton is expected to speak at 11:15. reporting live here at stand dord, bob redell, "today in the bay." weather, traffic and a change of tone here as we move forward with your day. you may have noticed if you stepped outside it's a little cold out there. >> yeah, it's cold, but it won't be that way this afternoon. we will have sunshine and warming up nicely the north bay it's only 39 degrees. up to 70 and the upper 60s, tri-valley will also be at 70 degrees later on today. >> what about the south bay. >> i will show you the live camera 101 northbound, that stalled vehicle still there, but a tow truck has arrived to help. >> right there at the gore point. very good term, laura. slow 280 north near saratoga. the san mateo bridge is slowing because of the volume and the bay bridge toll plaza where you have the backup. i want to show you this beautiful sunrise.

>> especially for the commuters. that's what's happening "today in the bay." the "today" show's coverage picks up in brussels. good morning. breaking news. faces of evil. belgian officials say two brothers carried out suicide bombings on the brussels airport and subway system. a third unidentified attacker also dead. yet another suspect, so-called man in white, and possible bomb maker with ties to the paris massacre is on the run. s\ . with raids throughout the city today. wednesday, march 23rd, 2016. from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," terror in brussels. with matt lauer in brussels, belgium, and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in