let's get a look at the bay bridge now with mike. >> kari, look over here and a beautiful view of the span and beautiful span to look at and nice flow of traffic. that is what i should be concentrating on. we'll show you the map where you shouldn't have to worry about it across the span. no delays for the b.a.r.t. system. we'll talk about that bay point to north concord link in a few minutes. i want to urge you to take that if you're going towards the a's or the warriors over at the coliseum or the arena, both having games tonight. and a lot of traffic there after work. and right now not a lot of traffic. we'll send it back to you. now, to a developing story and san francisco police investigating a deadly shooting overnight that happened shortly after 9:00 near silver and san bruno avenues. police are not releasing a lot of details at this point, but we do know that one person was taken to sf general. we're not sure about that victim's condition this morning. we are waiting to hear more information from police. we'll update you as soon as we

get it into your newsroom. right now a very disturbing discovery under a san francisco business. plumbers were digging and came across a human skull and bones and now the medical examiner is trying to figure out whether they belong to a man or a woman or whether it's just one person or whether there's more than one person there. >> now, it's a matter of doing some digging of our own and trying to find out what exactly happened. and do we have a homicide here. and, if so, where is the suspect. >> now, city records indicate that the building is more than 100 years old. a forensic pathologist told us that the deceased person may have been buried there for months, years, perhaps even centuries. at 5:01 on your tuesday. kate steinle's accused shooter will be in court today. he will be in court to set

future court dates. pled not guilty in the shooting death of steinle. lopez sanchez said a gun he found accidentally went off. that gun was reported stolen. the family of a 19-year-old san jose man who was killed by a pleasanton police officer is filing a federal lawsuit against the department. police say jon deming jr. broke into a car dealership and started jumping on cars and attacked the officer. the seven-month investigation found the officer was acting in self-defense. the family claims the officer was going through preemotional stress and should not have been on patrol. a new twist in the case after getting beaten by sheriff deputies. accusing law enforcement of foul play. her son was moved to the marin county jail where deputies there also beat him. a marin county sergeant denies all those allegations. this coming after fbi agents

raided a house where they found a weapon and arrested petrov. the mother says her son is now being targeted. >> this horrible event which we saw on friday. it's on the top. >> and his mother is suing alameda county over that beating in november. she says her son suffered brain injuries and post-traumatic stress. petrov meantime will be arraigned tomorrow. happening today, the city of san francisco may be the first in the nation to approve six weeks of fully paid leave for new parents. in california, workers already get 55% of their pay for maternity and paternity leave. but today supervisors are expected to vote on that plan, which would require workers to back fill the rest of the workers' pay. also today mayor ed lee is teaming up with the san francisco giants to make a big donation to make a wish. the new surveillance footage shows thieves walking around the

san francisco building right before they broke in and stole a fund-raiser item. the suspect stole several items including the electric scooter once owned by giants outfielder hunter pence. he had donated that scooter. mayor ed lee is stepping up with the help of the giants to replace eight i pads that were also stolen. requires some explainer here. five 23-foot rabbits will tower over civic center plaza for the next three weeks. why, you ask. that insulation was created by an australian artist and the message is highlighting the environmental damage caused by nonnative species to new habitats. rabbits were introduced to australia in 1788. the animals have destroyed many habitats since then. i kind of want to see what they look like. >> that's true. i think we will probably later today. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. probably not a good day to be a

rabbit floating through the sky. >> we're going to have a nice weather to start out the day, but this afternoon we'll all be scurrying inside to get some air conditioning. let's take a look out there right now. 50 degrees in san francisco and the south bay. and a look at the highs this afternoon up to 76 degrees in san francisco and 83 degrees in the east bay peninsula 82 and up to 87 degrees today in the north bay. our temperatures will be near records. some new records may be set, but i think tomorrow will be the day where we will see new records being set all across the bay area. i'll talk more about that and we'll look ahead to a much cooler weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike tracking problems as you head out the door. >> and so the rabbit reference and a tri-valley moves very smoothly for 580. let's look at your map. a good volume of traffic and the

speed sensors don't show any slowing over here towards the dublin interchange. back over here at the altamont pass. not a major commute spot but going on for the tri-valley. everything else moving smoothly and typical overnight crews starting to move now. typically the area you see the crews walking one lane and a smooth drive and no problems through the south bay or peninsula. we'll watch as this starts to kick in because it is tuesday and we expect a bigger volume later on. back to you. >> thanks, mike. nerves rattled at a bay area elementary school after a coyote wandered on to campus. the wild animal seen roaming the playground before classes began yesterday. no wan was hurt. "today in the bay" chuck coppola live with how the school is responding to those fears. goodern morning, chuck. >> a parent spotted a coyote

yesterday morning. now, that's not the first time a coyote has been spotted in this part of san francisco. engelside terrace. very near san francisco state university but the first time that a coyote has drifted on to school property here. in response a sign went up from project coyote. that's the coyote preservationest group advising people not to feed it and to make noise. now, sunday, the neighbor took a photo of a coyoto here near, possibly the same coyote. we're not sure on that. the school is dealing with it by instructing students to stay away from the animal. >> for the children, i wanted them to think this is not a dog. i can be friendly. i can go up and feed it something. >> i'm glad they were talking about it with the kids. i think just making sure the kids all know what to do if they see one and what to do if they see it. >> last month two dogs were attacked by a coyote.

so far the city's response. they cannot trap coyotes or relocate them until they harm humans. animal care and control plans an educational campaign here in this part of the city and a community meeting, as well. i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." a test that the feds are taking along the bay bridge that could expose a lot more dangerous problem. more concern this morning that tesla may not be able to build all those cars as fast as we'd hope. we'll take a look coming up in "business and tech." the greatest end to a national championship game. a three-pointer that won it all. and speaking of three-pointers. warriors seth curry made a few this season. he's back at home with the rest of the team facing off with the timberwolves at oracle arena at 7:30. now here is a warning. there is a warriors game and an a's game tonight. anyone trying to drive anywhere near that area should be

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b.a.r.t. service appears to be back on track for commuters at the end of the pittsburg bay point line. b.a.r.t. says starting this morning normal train service will resume in both directions at the bay point and north concord stations. two weeks ago mysterious electrical surge started

knocking out train cars. b.a.r.t. is still looking into the cause of those problems nch nch. the fez are in san francisco this week because the concrete, as you probably know, is crumbling and not just because of wear and tear over the last 80 years. corrosion is also to blame. a piece of the wall fell on a car back in january and then cal trans found more than a dozen damage area along the bridge. cal trains are using equipment that could see inside of that concrete. >> getting a real good look of what look like not just on the surface, but several feet back, as well. also give us an idea if there are any problems farther beyond the tunnel from what the eye can only see. >> cal trans says no serious issue for driver safety. the conclusion from a new white house report. it warns that global warming is impacting people's health.

people are getting sicker with higher rates of as mu and heat-related deaths, as well. other health news now, kris. health officials trying to figure out where the zika virus will strike next. a team from hawaii has helped the federal government respond to disasters before. now, overall the virus has triggered outbreaks in 41 different countries and the world health organization declared zika virus a "public health emergency of international concern p." sam's favorite story this morning. facebook will help out blind and visually impaired users. uses artificial intelligence to recognize objects and faces in photos and dictate those details allowed. that feature right now is only available on facebook iphone and ipad apps but soon offered on android devices and on the facebook website. >> the engineer that developed that feature lost his sight and he said, you know, it's such a

visual experience using facebook that we felt like we were out of the conversation and now we're not. pretty cool. >> it is amazing. demand for the new tesla 3 grows and grows and grows and the latest numbers show a quarter milian people have put down a deposit. >> now the other side of the equation. how do you build and build and build all those cars? scott mcgrew, you wondered if tesla could meet all the demand. >> the problem is tesla doesn't make a lot of cars and we got a reminder wednesday when tesla said it fell short of production with its cars and, remember, that's with two different model lines, not three. now tesla will have to deal with three model lines. elan musk also claimed for adding too much technology to the model 1. to remind you, it is a rational

overconfidence which generally leads to something bad. the new virtual reality gear oculous is running into the same problem. people who should have gotten their goggles last week have not. no statement of hubris. the ceo said not going to wax poetic. a lot of references in business this morning. let's check in with economic major. university of corona? >> yeah, university trying to do research very well done, scott. let's talk about wall street today and broadly we're looking at possible losses because when we look at futures, they're pointing lower at this point. the arrows possibly later on today. stocks did fall on monday to kick off the week. the nasdaq breaking that four-day winning streak and later on this morning data on the services or the nonmanufacturing sector as well as a trade deficit. just to recap for you dow up 55

points and the nasdaq losing 22. so, we're trading up this morning. 4891 is the level. back to you. >> sam and kris, a device you probably never heard of and no longer works. a device called revolve and it worked with home automation and lets you turn lights on on a schedule or check your phone to make sure your garage door is closed. google nest got but recent announced it is shutting it down. the devices will no longer work and bring this up because this could be our future. if you have a computerized thermostat or toaster or whatever and that company that sold it to you decides not to run the computers any more, you won't be able to turn on your furnace or make toast. those are examples. but it is sort of the risk of our computerized future as we have all these devices that depend on some server out somewhere. the waffle iron that won't talk to the computer any more. no more waffles.

>> oh, man. >> yeah, they hate it when your waffle maker gets the cold shoulder from the computer. thank you very much, scott. >> gets it to jenkins for the championship -- >> how about something else that was automatic last night. kris jenkins drilling that three. beatniknic at the buzzer to win the ncaa men's basketball championship. that three-pointer by jenkins gave the wildcats their second ever national title. the first one in decades. here's what it looked like for the fans watching at a viewing party on the villanova campus. they were clearly going home pretty happy after that. some say it was the greatest ending in the history of the national championship game. duke and christian latner. the final four or the championshchampion sh ship? i think that was the cha greate

shot. not only basketball season but baseball season. baseball is back and a lot of fan favorites including milwaukee best-known. >> to celebrate opening day who brought their appetite or jogging shoes. >> cooking up their 14th annual brat relay race. delivers the first important first brat to miller park. they take the field during the sixth inning of each home game. the giants won yesterday's opener. if anyone was watching on what was going on on the field. that is pretty amusing to watch, too. >> laura and sam broadcasting a special edition of "today in the bay" live bright and early. might not be so bright, though. from at&t park. show you all the cool new things. i have to tell you, i make a mean brought, myself. >> you're quite the cook.

>> i like to cook. >> i think you said it will be muggy on that first day of the season here this thursday, kari. good morning. >> kris, if you want to, you can go on the sidewalk, it will be that hot. 52 degrees in oakland and 50 degrees now in san jose and 47 in livermore and palo alto. today the white sox versus the a's and at coliseum, 62 degrees. lots of sunshine and dropping back to the 50s by the end of the game and breezy with mild temperatures and really heating up, again, today. in gilroy up to 88 degrees. 78 in half moon bay and the embarcadero 75 degrees. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. you see our it emptures spike and then go right back down. we'll talk about that. 89 today in antioch and livermore today 85 degrees. high pressure continues to build right along the coast and as it sits right overhead tomorrow, that's when we will have the

warmest temperatures of the week. into the next couple of days and then after that, we'll have some much cooler air moving in on friday into the weekend. where high temperatures will drop back into the 60s and we'll have scattered showers and that we will need after having highs in the 90s in los gatos. look at how much it drops off between wednesday and thursday and continues to go down from there on friday. you don't know how to plan for this kind of weather. thursday as we take the show on the road, we get ready for a game that will be very nice. more clouds and little bit more muggy, once again, as those temperatures start to come down and a look at the weekend forecast as make plans to get outside. maybe not so much because it will be cool, windy and we'll have some scattered rain off and on and the snow will get going in the sierra maybe on sunday into next week. let's check in now with mike to get a look at the golden gate bridge. >> a beautiful clear look at the golden gate. no problem for fog this morning

not. not right now. looking at the speeds. no problem for those. speed sensors out of the north bay and green sensors from the top of the screen down through san rafael and across san francisco and east shore freeway the same thing. the note over here highway 4 reports of a hit and run. so, one vehicle took off. that's the run part. the hit part. three vehicles on the shoulder. no lanes blocked and anybody you hear at work got any information and calling in the chp. and bay point to concord and talk about the b.a.r.t. trains running this morning. no updates but so far everything sounds like no delays. over towards the coliseum, a's and warriors sam told you both play tonight. consider b.a.r.t. as an option over there because a lack of parking look at the peninsula at palo alto no delays here or silicon valley. back to you. coming up next, we are turning the tide. the impact at today's wisconsin primary could have on the presidential race for both sides.

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new this morning, san mateo leaders late last night shot down a plan to help struggling renters. the bay area news group reports that city council members voted against an emergency ordinance which would have frozen rents. council members agreed to reexamine the measure next week.

san ateo hardly the only city grappling with soaring rebt. today council members will a proposal for a housing state of emergency. among other things, establish a 90-day moratorium on no cause eviction. a major test in the race for nomination for both sides of the aisle. voters in wisconsin heading to the polls and candidates pulling out all the stops to get the last-minute votes. "today in the bay edward lawrence is live in washington with the impact this primary could have on the campaign and we say that every time because it is that kind of race, edward. >> it is that kind of race. wisconsin seems to be a pivotal moment and all eyes are on wisconsin. now, this not make or break for the republican and democratic frontrunners. but wisconsin could be a turning of the tide of momentum. now, if both donald trump and hillary clinton are on the defensive there, a loss in wisconsin for trump could further divide support leading

to contested convention. at events in the badger state the republican frontrunner lashed out at governor john caisson for staying in the race. senator ted cruz seems frustrated that the ohio governor is taking valuable votes and delegates. he's glad both of his competitors are upset. kasich moved on from wisconsin and campaigning in new york now. that primary two weeks away. while cruz and trump in wisconsin today for the democrats a loss by hillary clinton in wisconsin gives senator bernie sanders a boost that he needs. sanders campaign is in wisconsin going full force as hillary clinton has moved on to new york there. she is targeting the republicans there, not talking about bernie santde sanders but going after the republicans on her message. bernie sanders in wisconsin holds an eight-point lead over hillary clinton as the voters go to the polls. reporting live in, edward lawrence, now back to you. >> all right, thank you. >> thanks, coming up. forced to pack up and leave.

the brutal call several homeless people got as they try to combat a growing problem. a push to get more parent more pay. the first in the country to get workers this kind of paid leave. i'm stephanie chng live with the details when "today in the bay" continues. i's brk.=kri2sh=a i'ks

and a good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon.

let's get right to your weather. oakland is the hot spot tonight. >> yeah, a lot going on from basketball to baseball and we will have warmer weather today, no matter what you plan to do. so, we are looking at a cool start. heater's on this morning. air conditioner this afternoon. it's 44 degrees in napa and in palo alto and livermore. 73 in san mateo and mission district 76 degrees and 86 in fairfield and antioch 89 degrees and pleasanton 87. more of this warm weather tomorrow. in fact, even warmer with record highs and most likely set all across the bay area. more on that coming up in a few minutes but let's head over to mike giving us an idea of what is happening on those roads. >> one great idea that we have, the bay bridge probably getting crowded and, yes, it is. the metering lights turn on this time almost every day. especially tuesday where we can expect a bigger volume of traffic. no real problems aside from the

construction crews still heading as you head away from the bay bridge. zoom out over towards the tri-valley and smooth, easy build towards the beginning of t toll lane and also watch sunol. word of a crash here and get more details from chp and let you know in a couple minutes. first burst kicking in and from northbound 101 typical there and, of course, around the bay, we're seeing different flow last week, this week and next week. spring break. parent of school-aged kids doing adjustment for their schedule. back to you. >> very much, mike. happening today san francisco city leaders will discuss six weeks of fully paid leave for new parents, which would be a first for the country. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us with more details on the proposal and the impact it have on the city. steph, we're talking about parents doubling the amount of money they get if they take paid leave. >> does sound good for families

but is this good for business. this move would bump up pay from the state mandated 55% to 100% for six weeks. that 55% right now comes out of a worker-funded state insurance program. san francisco's proposal would require companies with at least 20 employees to pay for the other 45%. now, supervisors scott wiener is leading this effort and he says nationally only half of first-time mothers take leave and he wants to encourage new parents to take that time off. opponents, mainly small business leaders say this is the latest on a long list of san francisco requirements like paid sick leave and health coverage that unfairly target mom and pop shops. now, here's where business groups stand on the issue. the business-sponsored bay area council which includes google and facebook supports the proposal. san francisco small business commission opposes the chamber of commerce meantime is neutral. both saying the state and/or federal government should take on this issue. better handled by them. on that note, a california bill

awaiting the governor's signature that would boost paid leave to 70%, again, for california. locally, though, he is holding a rally and that does come before the supervisor's vote before the usual 2:00 meeting. >> thank you very much, stuch. also in san francisco the planning commission will determine the fate of a planned concert venue that could entertain thousands. the commission will vote. turn it into a concert venue that will hold 4,000 people. neighbors worry, though, that this site could lead to excessive noise and rowdiness. well, the coyote spotted at a san francisco elementary school has both parents and students on edge this morning. the animal was seen roaming on the playground at commodore school before classes began yesterday. no one was hurt. a warning sign is posted that school and the principal is

trying to educate the students about what to do if this happens, again. >> my girls here and i have a little girl at preschool nearby. so, i think kind of scared. >> step back and go inside your house or inside somewhere and call an adult. >> always a good idea. the education begin. there it is walking in the middle of the street. a neighbor took that picture on sunday morning. animal care and control says that coyote activity is on the rise in general. a coyote killed a dog in balboa terrace. a disturbing animal abuse case in berkeley. a $5,000 reward is being offered to find the person responsible. pita says a groundskeeper found three raccoons, a cat and a possum dead or clinging to life last week. investigation revealed four of the animals were shot with some

sort of pellet gun. well, 5:34 right now on your tuesday. loud noises from a construction job, apparently through a palo alto man into a fit of rage. ly ramsey is accused of shooting at construction workers with a pellet gun and threatening them with a knife. this happened on friday right near el camino real. nobody was injured. since december someone in san leandro has been shutting out windows of dozens of cars and also similar activity. police are investigating to see if those cases might be related. we also learned overnight that this high-risk sex offender is now in ronard park. jonathan hopner is now in their city. hopner was released on parole after serving jailtime for molestation and sexual battery of young girls. police warn that there is a high chance that he could strike again. petaluma police say that last week they planned to release hopner at a hotel in petaluma but the hotel would not accept him.

no word on exactly where he is staying. another homeless encampment cleared out in san jose and people living near interstate 101 are the latest group forced to pack up and move out. many moved to this location after they were kicked out of the nation's largest homeless encampment known as the jungle back in 2014. >> i wasn't, it was just some tarp that was put up because i didn't have a tent. couldn't afford it. >> i think it's a disgrace. we are in the richest city in the richest valley in the richest country in the world at the richest time in our history and if this is the best they can do for homeless people, then we have a serious problem. >> sandy perry says that san jose and big business need to do more. considering a more affordable housing for the homeless. san jose is the latest city to take on massage parlors.

san jose police want tighter restrictions on the nearly 300 parlors operating within city limits. san jose city council members have already approved an ordinance that would restrict where those businesses can operate. well, february was a tough month it turns out when it comes to saving water in california. we missed our mark by a lot. >> instead of the mandatory 25%. californians say just 12% back in february. the state is now in the fifth year of drought. a winter rain and snow was near average in northern california. but el nino was not so kind to southern california. it got a lot less and reservoirs there are still very low. >> maybe we will not be lifting those restrictions after all. we'll have to see. this sea lion stopped traffic yesterday in the north bay. he seems so calm there. well, this was the scene a little bit after 10:00 in the morning near highway 37 in napa. vets say that that same sea lion has been found several times

before in odd locations. they believe that the sea lion might be suffering from nur lugical damage and possibly from the neuro toxin that caused this year's long delay of dungeness crab. yesterday's location is near the same spot where a pregnantfant seal blocked lanes back in december. now to your microclimate forecast. a live look outside at san jose. one place expected to be a hot spot today. >> that pacific ocean so cold and some people may be migrating their way over to the ocean to get away from the heat. kari hall joining us with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning. unfortunate the heat comes in the middle of the week. a lot of people working and a chance to enjoy the area beaches. now it's cool. head out the door for work or school and it's in the upper 40s in the north bay and 47 degrees there and 47 degrees in the peninsula. and today's forecast, we'll see those highs spiking up to 86 degrees in the south bay and 87

in the north bay and also in the 80s in the peninsula, east bay and tri-valley. san francisco today 76 degrees. but you'll be seeing some 80s heading into the day tomorrow. i'll detail that and a look ahead to that cooler weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. but mike has a heads up for drivers that may be passing through sunol. >> that's right, kari. the update to the crash. i heard 68 onorsouthbound. main commute starting to build as you come out of pleasanton. big rig is over on the shoulder and the car involved in a fender bender there. no major injuries, at least a distraction, but, again, a countercommute. not really a problem just yet. meanwhile, northbound 101. i showed you the live shot in san jose. right here an easy drive and small build typical here. quick look in san rafael and no major problems here and that is your biggest back up there. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, problems surfa surfacing at a local university

and the reason the students think stanford that sexual assaults there on campus are being underestimated. a live look right now from the oakland coliseum. home of the oakland a's. yesterday the team kicked off their season with the home opener against the white sox. they came up just short, 4-3. the white sox walking away with the win there. a reminder the giants home opener is this thursday and laura and i and the whole team will be broadcasting a special edition of "today in the bay" live bright and early, if not dark at first, as kris pointed out. we'll be right back. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcb theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

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some stanford students are asking for a new survey about sexual assaults on campus. the university just completed a survey, but the students say that it's not good enough. >> 9,000 students took part in that survey back in october. the results less than % said they were sexually assaulted. but now critics are saying that that survey was flawed. >> the student body and the way in which the survey was sent out. i think if it was more clear that it was like a completely

anonymous survey. >> he needed a good job of getting concrete examples rather instead of using terms. >> stanford says october's survey said nearly 60% of students participated. an update now, cal's basketball season is over, but the scandal lives on. a former coach yann hufnagel is striking back. his attorney says that those texts prove that the pair were mutually flirting. >> he did nothing wrong. he was flirting with somebody who was flirting with him. there was no physical contact of any nature. >> the sports reporter claims that the coach sent her sexually harassing texts and even inviting her to his apartment. this morning the university says it is reviewing that

information. the uc system under fire for increasing the number of out of state students, but we have some encouraging numbers to report this morning. admissions offers to california students are up 15% this year. and the numbers are particularly good for latino students and affcon american students. offer letters went out to nearly 23,000 latinochise is up from 16,000 last year. offer letters to african-american students jumped to more than 3,000. last year around 2,300 african-amican students were offered spots. well, extending an olive branch. today senate republicans will meet up with supreme court justice nominee garland. so far no word on what exactly is going to be discussed at those meetings, but garland is expected to sit down with several gop senators. garland is said to be well regarded by leading members of both parties, but nothing but delays and backlash since his nomination. senate lawmakers are demanding answers about a recent data breach. thieves recently struck a

federal building in washington state and senate investigators say they obtained the names, birth dates and social security numbers for millions of people. that data is connected to the office. lawmakers are not certain how many children's records were compromised. kris a murulous new technology in the east bay this morning. >> the fda has improved a skeleton to help people walk. scott mcgrew, we've hints of this. >> xo bionics in richmond says it's gotten approval to market its skeleton to people who have had strokes. it's right there on the back. maybe people paralyzed by spinal injury, as well. the first time this kind of device has been cleared for stroke patients. it trades on the stock market but a teeny little stock with less than 2 million. it looks like there is a bidding war for the south bay ruckus wireless.

this is not a party to celebrate that. this is video from when the company ipo'd back in 2012. offering $1.2 billion, but our sister blog says other companies may jump in. there could be more red arrows on wall street today. futures lower, stocks fell monday. nasdaq broke a four-day winning streak mcdonald's hit an all-time high. siri now knows a lot about baseball. just in time for baseball season. you'll be able to ask your iphone about fairly complicated statistics and great way to win a bet or sound like you know more about baseball than you do. the new giant denard span. >> 38 home runs during his career. denard span has an on-base percentage of 100. >> you can finally know that you sound like you know what you are talking about. everybody is talking about an rbi.

>> what the heck is that? >> also, lots of stats on denard span. but if you call him denard span. someone will have to work with siri on the pronunciation. >> he now plays for the giants. >> right. well, the ancient art of yoga is being credited with boosting the young being of young women at risk. >> check out this yoga class which is part of the bay area's of yoga project. trained teachers are sent not only to schools, but also to juvenile detention centers. organizers say that yoga helps exploited girls getting self-respect and self-control. >> yoga practice and meditation and the breathing techniques helps give them self-regulation so that they can move out of their survival brains up into their learning brains, their higher brains. >> well, the art of oyoga project has worked with over 5,000 girls since 2005 in san

francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. >> well, yoga is nice. yoga outside even better. might be a good day for it, if you do it early, right, kari hall? >> you have to do everything early today. while it's still nice and cool and then it warms up this afternoon. let's take a look outside now. it is 50 degrees in san francisco. and the south bay 47 in the east bay peninsula and the north bay. let's drop in on the north bay now where we see in novato 55 degrees and 43 degrees in napa and 53 degrees in heelsburg. up to 87 in los atos and the outer richmond district now at 72 degrees today. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, you see the temperatures spike and then go right back coudown. antioch 89 and 86 as you head also into the tri-valley. it will feel like summer in april and, once again, it will be a brief visit of summer.

the record high in san rafael is 87 degrees. set back in 1957. but the forecast today bricks it right below that. so, many spots near record or maybe even tieing the record like we're expecting in oakland today. livermore may set a new record and san jose, also, very close today. as high pressure continues to build, today will not be the peak of the heat, but tomorrow as high pressure is centered right on top of us and actually moving just off to the east. and giving us an off shore flow and then we'll have temperatures much cooler on friday into the weekend. some scattered showers as this area of low pressure rolls in quickly. so, taking a look at those numbers. on the chart, we can see just how much we go up and then back down. 86 degrees for tomorrow. and then 70 degrees on thursday. of course, that's a home opener for the giants game. and then 62 degrees on saturday. so, we'll be right at about

average. look at all the high temperatures for the weekend. we'll be in the 60s. mid-60s and upper 60s in a few spots and rain off and on between friday and saturday. maybe taking a little bit of a break on sunday. let's check in now with mike tracking a few problems in the east bay. >> yeah, kari, looking at a major build for the last few minutes. over here in berkeley. not a major problem we're used to this and expected at university. race track for reference and not very this morning. there you go for the traffic flow. let's just show you starting to show at times the slowing coming through richmond and over towards university and the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. highway 4 showing a slower drive. remember the b.a.r.t. line is running b.a.r.t. trains to north concord this morning. we heard about no problems and tracking it very closely and want to take b.a.r.t. down over towards incoliseum this morning because the a's and warriors both playing. a lot of parking attendants very busy this evening.

a slower drive over at 680 and up towards oakland road and a fender bender over there. north 101 at north america parkway. now over on the shoulder and this is causing slow down for santa claira and track that carefully, as well. skipped over the san mateo bridge. want to show you the volume of traffic and not a big deal. starting to see a little build and section high rise. back to you. yosemite plenty of high rises in that national park. it is about to get a $15 million upgrade. dozens of new projects including giant sequoias and improving major trails such as stretches of yosemite falls. the park will restore populations of frogs and turtles. coming up, saving lives through technology. the app helping to identify concussions. and happening right now, san francisco may be poised to be the first city in the country to require six weeks of fully paid leave for new parents.

supervisors will vote on that issue today. critics say it strikes that heart of small businesses. you can learn more bout that issue at our facebook page. kari just mentioned the warmest temperatures of the year going to desnd upon soon. in moments we'll post our morning weather alert. sign up for our alerts on our nbc bay area app. we're back in two. moingpicere yina mhernd

well, we are following an amber alert out of los angeles this morning. that's where police say a mother and son may have been kidnapped by the child's father. here's a picture of that father, luis avalos with his son, 1-year-old aden. the mother here in this other picture, police say the mother and son were taken at some point yesterday. the suspect is believed to be driving a 2006 chevy impala and he is considered armed and dangerous. if you see that vehicle, call 911. kris, faa investigators are on their way to a remote area of tennessee where a tourist helicopter crashed yesterday killing all five people onboard. you can see the smoke rising from the wooded area. witnesses who saw that crash say neighbors tried to help out the victims, but it was too late. no word yet on what caused the crash. a volunteer football coach wisconsin had a bright idea. why not make an app that helps detect concussions. researchers at the medical college of wisconsin came up

with that concussion app and it works like this. you rank how severe the symptoms are using a number system and then that app tracks the symptoms day by day graphing as you get better or worse. that app is available on your app store. >> gives it to jenkins for the championship! maybe the greatest ending of an ncaa ending of a championship of all time. drains a three at the buzzer to lead the wildcats to an ncaa basketball championship over unc. the final score, 77-74. you can see fans pouring on to camps to celebrate. villanova has canceled all classes for the day. knew there would be no concentrating going on. let the students go ahead and celebrate and enjoy the moment. some are saying this is the greatest ending in the history of the ncaa tournament. >> the other buzzer beater was

not a national championship. >> in the elite eight. i got called out by about five people on twitter for not knowing that. last night's heartpounding finish made or broke heart everywhere. >> that includes nbc bay area own morning crew. >> that's the winner of our pool will, the 7-year-old of a member of our morning team. talk about march madness. will asked to take part. his dad let him fill out a whole bracket. sam, who would have won if north carolina won? >> so, technically, technically i would have won which means we all just lost to a 7-year-old who knows more about sports than we do. >> that is exciting. listen, we do have a sports openi opening. perhaps we'll bring him in. >> he will get interviewed

before i do. >> he's got the job. right now the time is for students across the bay area that they have been waiting for. the first exclusive test results of a program that you have been talking about and teaming up for weeks there. >> so, to refresh you. it is a three nine-week math challenge that celebrates their hustle at keeping at it. this is the through the educational nonprofit. week a celebration was held for more than 800 students at south valley middle school in gilroy after they topped the mastery leaderboard in the second cup. in mastery of common core math skills gilroy high school topped the list followed by south valley middle school in gilroy, redwood school in saratoga and christopher high school in gilroy and in fifth grange middle school in fairfield. now, in the hustle category. recognize student grit and perseverance to tackle those math problems. south valley in gilroy took the

top spot followed by grange middle school in fairfield and summit public school and sunnyvale and rounding out the top five for hustle is the bay area it ecnology school in oakland. >> now, there are two other categories in which students can land for those results. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. remember, hustle matters as much as math. you got it, my friend. right now at 6:00, get ready for weather whiplash. possible record breaking heat tomorrow and some rain by the weekend. full timeline ahead with kari hall. well, is it warmer weather or the search for food. good morning, i'm chuck coppola. how an elementary school in san francisco is dealing with a coyote sighting on campus. and bullets fly in a busy bay area neighborhood overnight. and now a homicide investigation is under way. "today in the bay" starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for