plus-- a tst i'm bob redell a popular gym owner here in the south bay arrested now facing charges of sexual assault. that story coming up. a tourist killed in san francisco. the details we're just learning about the suspect accused of beating him to death. making some serious changes. the improvements that could soon be made at the santa clara county jail as more security concerns coming to light. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast now with kari. >> fw morning, sam and laura. clouds hanging over parts of the bay area this morning as we take a live look outside san francisco right now. we are not dealing with some dense fog, but mostly some light, patchy fog in spots. a look at all the microclimate

today and the highs reaching 69 degrees in san jose. 68 degrees in palo alto and fairfield 72. while oakland is at 66 and pleasanton a high of 6 8 degree. we'll talk about rain in my near future and let's get a look at the commute this morning. right now it looks like the speed sensors are show a smooth drive around most of the bay. the bay bridge toll plaza looks great with just a few cars waiting in the cash lanes. we're tracking one crash that's in horenda and that's to westbound highway 24. that is blocked. but the freeway itself is clear. we'll have another look at weather and traffic coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks so much, kari. at 5:01. disturbing allegations against a personal trainer in morgan hill. police say he sexually assaulted several women and underage girls and there could be more victims. "today in the bay" bob

redell joining us live from morgan hill with what we know about the latest. he was a sports coach. >> yes. we have heard from three of the adult women who claim that the owner of the wolf pak gym behind me here in morgan hill was secretive and controlling while police allege he was sexually assaulting some of his clients. his name is david wolfsmith. he has been arrested. now faces ten charges of sexual assault assault. after investigating him for two months, police arrested him here yesterday afternoon outside his gym. police tell us that two girls and three adult women have come forward as victims. we spoke to the adults who did not want to be identified. they describe a cult-like atmosphere inside wolsmith's gym. >> you need to do as i say. i know what's best for you.

you think you know what's best for you, but i know what's best for you. >> it's all about control and manipulm manipulation but i feel very glad that i somehow was able to spot it. >> according to police, the victims claim the assaults happened between 2013, 2015 and 2009. david wolfsmith was the cross country coach here in morgan hill. police tell us that they are investigating his time there. reporting live here in morgan hill, bob redell "today in the bay." roads are back open in mountain view. east evelyn avenue were closed for much of the night as firefighters battle to control a large building fire. the single story structure housed several businesses some of them, in fact, were damaged. no one was hurt in that fire and no word on the cause just yet. "today in the bay" stephanie

ch chuang is live at the scene. we'll check in with her in just moments. final recommendations on how to improve the santa clara county jail. that blue ribbon commission is set to present its findings at the board of supervisors meeting later this morning. the commission was formed following the beating death of michael tyree last august. 25 members have spent months investigating jail operations. in the meantime, more security concerns about another santa clara county jail. the elmwood jail in milpitas. obtained leaked memos written in late 2014. they warn the camera system at elmwood is outdated. we called the sheriff's office about that memo and three hours later a deputy and two other men walked the perimeter of elmwood. they were looking at the surveillance system and assessing where the new one should go. that assessment was already scheduled and had nothing to do with our investigation. >> as we know, bureaucracy is slow. unfortunately. it's going through the right

channels and we're trying to go through the right channels and appropriate channels. >> the new surveillance system should be in place in the next three months. san francisco police are trying to hunt down these two suspects accused in the deadly attack on a tourist. happened in february in san francisco's cathedral hill. a surveillance camera captured the robbery and stabbing. the suspect stole the british victim's bag along with cash and a cell phone after stabbing him. 5:05 right now. and to the search for the missing 2-year-old san francisco girl. sources tell us they are concerned about arianna fitts safety because of the condition in which her mother's body was found. that little girl's mother was found on friday. the search for arianna has been extended statewide. the santa clara woman who confessed to drowning her 12-year-old adopted son in the bathtub. she first told police she found

her son floating in the bathtub and the woman then changed her story during interrogation. she has been charged with murder. she pled not guilty. the trial date expected to be set for the castro valley woman accused of a hate crime against two muslim men. denise slater shouted insults back in december. the men also claim that slater threw coffee at them. slater has since pled not guilty and in an interview with nbc bay area, she said she believes that islam is evil. it is 5:06. a violent past may lead to a name change. changing the name of a road. the road runs by the old railroad grade trail in fairfax. last october authorities say three transients from portland shot and killed a yoga teacher walking his dog. the suspects have not yet been tried. supervisors will consider renaming to sunrise fire road. north bay transit leaders finally going to be able to

chart a new path, at least when it comes to the area along a smart commuter line. the sonoma marin rail transit agency or just smart will run a new line of trains between those two counties. the press democrat reports that the agency has finally secured funding for a bike and a pedestrian path along 36 miles of tracks. costs for that pathway is estimated at something around $40 million. they say we pay when it comes to the forecast around here because it's usually pretty nice. >> right. which explains why we're all looking at very empty bank accounts right now. >> tax time, too, right? >> this weather is worth a million bucks. we will have great weather again today. but we do start out with some clouds. nice and cool temperatures as you head out. it's 50 degrees in the peninsula. 49 degrees in the north bay. and 57 degrees in the south bay. look at those highs this afternoon. up to 68 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. 70 degrees in the north bay and san francisco up to 65 degrees.

with partly cloudy skies. we'll take a look ahead to some rain in the forecast and some warmer temperatures for the weekend. that's coming up in about ten minutes. let's get a look at traffic this morning. overall the drive is good for most of the tuesday morning commuters. we'll have to move over to the tri-valley with the slowing you'd expect for the westbound 680 coming out of the altamont pass and that crash has cleared from the chp report. no slowing on highway 24 for the mcarthur maze. everything is looking good. now, back to you, sam and laura. >> let's hope it stays that way. 5:08. squaring off over women in the military. the discussion that will play out at a california military base today. plus, equal pay for equal time. we'll take a look at women's salaries in silicon valley coming up in "business and tech." got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

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american sailor accused of spying. vo u-s officials confirm that "lieutenant commander edward lin" is charged with espionage and communicating officials cuconfirm that edward lind is charged with espionage and communicating secret information. the government is not saying which country lind was sharing secrets with, but he was born in taiwan. he came to the u.s. at age 14 and then became a naturalized u.s. citizen. the push to open all marine corps combat jobs to women takes oorths step forward today. the secretary will address 300

marine corps leaders at camp pendleton. the gender interrogation plan. the marines top brass has resisted the idea citing studies combined are more effective than male-only units. it happens to be equal pay day today. and president obama is going to celebrate it by focusing on women's progress. the president expected to honor the movement of women's equality in washington, d.c., later. and he's going to speak today at an iconic house that served as the headquarters for the national women's party all the way back since 1929. while most economists agree women are generally paid less for the same job. the exact amount is up for a debate. >> studies find right after graduation and the years following that, women and men are paid about the same and then, scott mcgrew, something changes. >> one of the big factors is when workers start a family. we've been looking at some silicon valley salary information, sam.

we found some interesting facts beyond what you have there. first, pay tends to be more ekeweke ekew ekewitual at smaller companies. brand-new start ups tend to have almost perfect pay equality. the study by the job placement firm hired says job negotiations have a big effect on job pay. in silicon valley the average male candidate simply asks for more money and nearly 70% of the time, according to the study, he gets it. in the san francisco bay area in high tech, women expect an average of $124,000. men $126,000. do keep in mind this is not comparing job to job. let's check the rest of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hi, scott. good morning. wall street will try to turn its fortunes around and reversing early gains. the s&p 500 index, the broadest measure of the market is back in territory for the year.

import prices which are used to measure inflation and products worldwide. the dow falling to 17566. the nasdaq down 17 to 4833. scott, back over to you. >> landon, thank you. the golden state warriors will take on the memphis grizzlies on wednesday. now, the team may be from memphis, but owner robert parra actually lives in the south bay. he worked at apple and then left to start his own company and he loves basketball. so he bought the grizzlies. now, his fortune has bounced around a little bit, but he's been worth billions. when i last talked to him, he still rented a two bedroom apartment in san jose. >> more of a convenience thing. so, i'm at a point right now where i try to make the most use of my time and i waopportunity live ten minutes away from my office and i spend most of the time in my office working. >> i have a teeny tiny house in silicon valley and it's a

convenience thing. it is truly what i can afford. >> you just put in a new deck. >> which practically doubled the size of the house. >> i'm sorry, you were saying. >> how old is he? >> early 30s. one of the youngest self-made billionaires in u.s. history. >> youngest nba owner there is. >> i don't want a big house, i just want to run a basketball team. thank you, scott. >> save your pennies, sam. 5:15 right now. developing across the south this morning, take a look at this. severe storms wreaking a lot of havoc. they are having golfball-sized hail. cars and rooftops damaged strong thunderstorms were also reported. the storm is causing thousands of people to lose power. that system still moving across the region right now. all right, check out this sinkhole right near fresno. portions of the road fell about 20 into the sewage line underneath. there's some video posted by

madera pd posted via facebook yesterday. all the recent rain caused that sinkhole and it almost -- >> just opening up there. >> a big production of stuff. >> i think i would have backed oplittle bit. >> expanding and then you have a problem on your hands. >> that's right. let's check the weather right now with kari and see how this tuesday morning shaping up behind you. >> great start to the day. it's tuesday and no worries about any low visibility, except for in a few spots. we'll be watching out for some patchy fog within the next couple of hours or so. otherwise, we are seeing temperatures that are milder. now at 54 degrees in the south bay. 57 degrees in, rather. it's 54 in the east bay and 49 degrees in the north bay. let's get a closer look. it's 51 degrees now in petaluma and benicia at 51 degrees. if you're planning to go to the a's game tonight at the coliseum, another nice one. temperatures pretty much the same as we've seen recently

during the evenings at about 64 degrees at first pitch. fifth inning a few clouds rolling in. cool and breezy. winds in from the west at 5 to 15 miles an hour. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. you'll see our it emptures will pretty much be like today for at least the next couple of days. palo alto 68 degrees and outer sunset 61 degrees and 71 in napa today. fremont 67. as well as 67 today in livermore. we're getting ready for some rain. we had such a soggy weekend. we take a break for a couple of days and see the showers returning with this area of low pressure rolling just to the north of us. the rain will be heaviest in the north bay late wednesday night into early thursday morning and then as it moves to the south, it does weaken. we will have scattered showers through at least the first part of the day on thursday and then behind that our winds turn breezy as we get some temperatures that will still stay fairly and then warm up this weekend. as far as how much rain we'll see with that system not a lot. some very light amounts for the south bay.

once again a little bit heavier for the north bay. little bi litt little bit closer. reaching to the upper 60s to low 70s and then check out how much it warms between saturday and sunday. we could be hitting some mid-80s in parts of the north bay. up 25084 to 84 degrees and up tn the south bay. nothing like the weekend we just had. in fact, you'll be able to make some plans to get back outside and now let's take a look at traffic now. the big view of what's happening on your roadways. a few of those morning commuters, no real problems out there. the chp report is clear with no crashes at this point. the tri-valley and the east bay are moving well. easy drive across the san mateo bridge and the expected build starts for the cash payers that bay privilebridge toll plaza. back to you, sam. >> thank you very much, kari. coming up next, scarier than first thought.

new revelations when it comes to the zika virus. why health officials think it's much moreerous. and the reason the united states will soon be in the crosshairs in the fight to contain it. 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. runs: 03

==sam/contvo== another day - another chaotic donald trump rally.

some pushing and shoving. another day, another chaotic donald trump rally. this one yesterday in upstate new york. that video showed a trump supporter shoving a trump protester twice. the incident led to police escorting that protester out to a chorus of boos. albany police say there was no arrest from that incident. a lot of talk republicans about the system being inherently unfair. >> donald trump is complaining of dirty politics. angry about shutting out of colorado and losing all 34 delegates to ted cruz. >> a rigged, disgusting, dirty system. >> 65,000 people voted in the state of colorado. they just didn't vote for you. they voted for our campaign. >> now, cruz is accusing his rival of whining. new york state votes next tuesday and trump still holds a big lead in the polls, as does

hillary clinton over bernie sanders. utah polygamy supporters say a new decision will send pol polygamists into hiding. restored ut u's band on polyg y polygamy. help the authorities prosecute people for crimes that have been tied to that practice. just one week after signing the nation's first $15 minimum wage bill, governor jerry is green liting more trailblazing legislation for family lead. under current law, the state will pay families up to 55% of their standard pay check for up to six weeks. the law signed yesterday raises that reimbursement rate to 70%. >> so, it's a real pleasure to be able to sign another bill that helps ordinary californians. working men and women. >> the new paid family leave law takes effect in 2018. president obama certainly took notice saying, "congress needs to catch up to california and countries all over the world by acting to guarantee paid family leave to all americans."

meantime, in san francisco we are ahead of california and the country. it is the first city to require businesses to provide fully paid leave for new parents. today supervisors are going to make that new ordinance official. the measure requires employers with o0 workers to and mayor ed lee said he will sign that new measure into law. some are calling i the strongest link yet. a new study finding that more than 40% of former nfl players suffer from brain damage in some form. leading scientists studied about three dozen former players and the mri scans show 43% have damage to white matter. that is the same number of players scored low on memory and also on attention tests. 5:24 right now. sobering update on the zika virus this morning. the nation's top health officials warn it is a lot more dangerous than first thought. also a scientist shot dead

in oakland. now, the question is, was it random or targeted killing? the details we're learning about the investigation, coming up next. i'm stephanie chuang live in mountain view where a fire scorched many businesses inside this single story building last night. why all the firefighters are here and all the details coming up. zika virus.

the nation's top health officials warn it's a l nchlt a sobering update on the zika virus.

it's dangerous than first thought and spreading faster. tracy is live in washington, d.c., with the details for us. u.s. officials say they don't have the resources to fight it. >> yeah, they don't have enough money. they asked congress for nearly $2 billion. no decision on that. congress is asking the administration to use money left over from ebola for now. but they are fearing that's just not going to be enough. there is new information from the cdc and nih that this could end up infecting 80% of the population that most people are just going to get sick for a few days and, as you know, it's a big threat to pregnant women. mosquitos that carry the virus have now spread to 30 states instead of the 12 that the cdc first thought. they have specific concerns about women along the gulf coast. particularly those pregnant or of child bearing age. a lot of people who don't have

screens to keep out those mosquitos. there are new studies that look at paralysis in adults. nerve damage and killing brain cells as a result of this virus. the money just not there yet to do the larger-scale studies that the government wants to do. they want to look not only at vaccines and drugs, but also mosquito control. laura? >> thank you very much, tracie. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. 5:30 right now on this tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we're wiping the slate here. we, obviously, a lot of rain going on last week. right now a beautiful start on monday. again on tuesday. >> that's right. already peeking ahead to the weekend, too. i know you're not going to get there just yet. let's start with tuesday, kari. >> that's right. clouds this morning, sam and laura and then clearing out as we go through the day. here's what to expect with some afternoon sunshine and our temperatures will be about the same as yesterday. a look outside now. we see that we will have 60

degrees at lunchtime in the south bay and the peninsula, as well as the tri-valley. and 59 degrees in san francisco. we will be up to 65 degrees there in the tri-valley. 70 degrees. very nice and comfortable. especially once that sun comes out. and we'll have a nice onshore flow to make those temperatures feel even more comfortable. in the next few minutes, i'll take a look athead some rain in the forecast and also the weekend. that's in just a few minutes. let's get a look at traffic now. most of our commuters will be smooth sailing along the freeways. if your her heading through san francisco, watch out on northbound 101. chp reports a camper shell needs to be cleared from the roadway. there may be a quick traffic break and the bay bridge metering lights should be on any second now. more coming up a little bit later. sam and laura. >> thank you very much. 5:30 right now flames erupt in mountainview damaging several businesses in its path.

the fire sparked off of pioneer way at about 8:00 last night. stephanie chuang joining us with a closer look with the damage left behind. still watching out for hot spots, steph. >> they are, sam and laura. fire engine still here from mountain view. for at least a couple more hours to make sure there are no more hot spots. one firefighter just went around with a flashlight to make sure that there was none of that. now, this is a building, single story that houses several businesses. don't know how many were damaged because it was all inside. but this one houses a product design and development company. 219 design that helps design for companies like samsung and nasa. the 911 calls rolled in around last night. firefighters arrived in four minutes and crews discovered heavy, thick smoke billowing out from the single story structure. palo alto firefighters responded to that call and it took about another hour, hour and a half. 9:45 for firefighters to determine they controlled most

of this fire, but still unclear what started it as people were working here at the time. we still know some of the businesses here including photo sharing website 219 design and los gatos research. thankfully no injuries reported. i want to say this is east evelyn avenue right by 85. so, there was some road closures last night, but it was all back open before midnight. at this point, they're waiting for an arson investigator to get out here when it's more light out. that is standard protocol. live here in mountain view, stephanie chuang. "today in the bay." some veryturbing accusations in morgan hill. a personal trainer is being charged with sexually assaulted women and underaged girls and police say there could be more victims. david wolfsmith facing ten sexual assault related charges, including molestation of a child. police say at least three adults and two minors have come forward claiming to be victims. >> we've spoke exclusively with two women who are now pressing

charges. >> it clicked in my head and i knew, i cannot look the other way. for any reason ever again. >> he was able to manipulate a lot of the situations for sexual gratitude or benefit for him. >> the allege victims say wolfsmith ran a cult-like culture and even discouraged the people heed from speaking to each other. police say wolfsmith a cross country coach at the high school in morgan hill back in 2009 investigators are now looking into his time there. happening today, a preliminary hearing scheduled for the undocumented immigrant accused of shooting and killing a woman last year on san francisco's pier 14. >> francisco lopez is being held in connection of the shooting death of kate steinle. san francisco authorities refused to inform about his release from jail. federal agents were hoping to deport him. in the meantime torres is

expected to appear in a san jose courtroom. he is accused in the death of sierra lemar. whose body was never found. a san jose man is pected to plead guilty of killing his girlfriend three years ago. authority say he then fled to mexico where authorities recently arrested him. mexican authorities returned him to the u.s. last week. now to a story that you'll only see on nbc bay area. a random shooting or was he targeted. questions this morning after a data scientist who worked on the peninsula was shot dead in oakland over the weekend. he was found lying on the sidewalk a half a block away from his home right near kaiser. brian bull was partying with his friends at a local bar on saturday night. police say that he was walking home when he was shot and killed. a woman who does not want to be identified says she heard those thoughts. >> ran out to try to help him

and saw that he had already passed. there was a gunshot wound in his head. assumed immediately that it was some sort of robbery gone bad, but i since learned that he still had his wallet on him. >> as the investigation continues, say that they do not have much to go on at this point. more than a dozen shootings and counting. police are investigating another freeway shooting in the east bay. once again, it's on i-80. this time in richmond. chp tells us shots were fired at a taxi cab sunday night. the driver and two passengers in that cab were not hurt. this is the 17th freeway shooting in contra cost and alameda county since november. investigators believe the cases are all gang related and not just random shootings. thousands of people who rely on b.a.r.t. who have been impacted by strikes in years past. a new deal means no worker strike for years to come. yesterday's b.a.r.t. unions and

managers announcing a contract extension that will last five years. a strike in 2013 basically shut down the transit service. >>t's five years of labor piece. five years of us working together and delivering the service we want. >> the proposed agreement, if approved by a union vote, would give workers a 10% raise over the next four years. it also buy some time for both sides to negotiate the agency's pension agreement, which right now is tied up in court. effective immediately, a central valley high school will allow some of its staff members to carry guns. the school board of fresno county yesterday passed a new policy in responsive shooter. up to five staff memberses at kingsburg high school will be allowed to carry concealed handguns. could be dangerous for students and other teachers. the police chief supports the idea. >> if a staff member wants to put themselves at risk like, i am all for that and i'll support them in any way that i can. >> to qualify, staff members

must have a california concealed weapons permit and a positive disciplinary record. you may notice when you walk outside today that it actually feels a little warmer, little humid almost. >> i made the mistake putting on a sweater and a jacket. could certainly shed one of those layers. >> especially this afternoon when those temperatures will heat up. low 70s in some spots today feeling like spring-time outside as we are now at 56 degrees in the east bay. 57 degrees in the south bay and 49 degrees now in the north bay. we'll be watching out for some light, patchy fog to develop in some spots, especially in the north bay. and parts of san francisco. and then look at those highs today. once we get the sun breaking out, we'll be up to 70 degrees in the north bay and 66 degrees in the east bay and the tri-valley up to 70 degrees. and over the next few days, we'll have some rain and then much warmer temperatures and i'll show you all of that coming up in about ten minutes.

let's get a look at the roads now. no major problems or delays for commuters. so, so far this morning, the bay bridge metering lights are on at the toll plaza. approach has all lanes filled in. and let's look over at the tri-valley. no problems after an earlier crash was cleared from westbound 580 at greenville. just some slowing out of the altamont pass right now. back to you, sam and laura. >>s a lot, kari. coming up next, they narrowly escaped death after a balcony collapse in berkeley. now asking for the building contractors to pay up. a warning this morning about certain kinds of pickup trucks after crash tests. i'll show them to you coming up in "business and tech." the allegations pitted against led zeppelin over their "stairway to heaven" song. a live look right now at oracle arena this morning. fans have been in heaven all year long. as the warriors are on the verge of history, really. they're back in town today gearing up for an all or nothing

game to break the nba's win record against the memphis grizzlies. that is tomorrow. gear up, get ready. we'll be back. got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. new this morning:

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station in southeastern new this morning a mill car bomb hit a military station injuring others. local media reports with the pkk carried out the bombing. turkey has seen a surge in violence reenlt. charges are being filed in a bizarre case in the east bay. attacking a probation officer and her husband at their home. filed misdemeanor charges against colin fate. he is accused of showing up at the victim's home drunk and assaulting her and her husband. this happened back in december. the victim said she suffered several bruises after that attack. three women who stepped off a deck in burke just seconds before it collapsed are now suing for negligence. it claimed the lives of three college students.

the lawsuit claims the builders ignored warning signs that the wooden balcony was severely water damaged. the federal government will investigate california's $15 billion tunnel project that would bring water from the sacramento delta to southern california. federal investigators are going to look into allegations the state improperly used $60 million meant for fish habitat for the tunnel project. brown's administration wants to build 30 miles of 40-foot wide tunnels to carry water from the sacramento river south to central and southern california. 5:43 right now. one of rock music led zeppelin "stairway to heaven" is on the road to legal trial. >> well, it's been a long time since the song exploded on to the rock scene. led zeppelin released it back in 1971. robert plant and jimmy page stole the opening chords of the song of theirs called tourists.

the bands actually toured with each other back in the late '60s. in a decision last week a federal court judge ruled that there is not enough evidence for a copyright infringement suit. 45 years later. >> there you go. we'll settle it now. it's 5:44 right now. bay area drug company says it's changing the price of one of its drugs. >> a special anti-parasiddic drug, scott mcgrew. we know how this usually goes. >> the price goes up and up. you may recognize the name because it's the bay area drug company of controlling interest in. trakelly the most hated man in america. that's not him. because of his practice of buying pharmaceutical companies. that's him. and raising the prices of badly needed drugs. shrkeli was ceo for a couple weeks before he ran into criminal trouble with a separate

business deal. with shkreli out they are lowering the cost of the drug. the company won't say it's because shkreli is gone, they only say "the new pricing model is reflective of the new direction of the company." facebook semi annual conference f8 starts in ft. mason in san francisco. mark zuckerberg will deliver the keynote speech today at 10:00. users are not updating their own timelines with personal stuff. there are too many articles about donald trump and not enough vacation pictures. equal pay about facebook and microsoft. according to their payroll departments women are paid just as much as men for the same job in their companies. certainly that is not true everywhere. we'll take a look at why coming up at 6:00. ouch. for those of you who work in construction and other trades, a warning this morning about crew cabs the insurance institute for highway safety has tested the number of these crew and

extended cab pickups. there are pickups with extra doors and the back seat. not as safe as you might hope. the ford f-150 gets a good rating. gms sierra and toyota tundra only marginal and the dodge ram gets several poor ratings. again, the pickup truck with the, tends to have an extra door and a big back seat. >> despite the name, you know, ram trucks. >> well, i mean, yeah, you watch those videos. it's hard to look at to see the sound of those impacts. >> these crashes are particularly bad. the government doesn't do it, but ihs does. >> good takno know. the warriors run at history ending one way or another tomorrow night when they shoot for win number 73 at home. keep shooting and shooting. it's up steph and clay against memphis in their final game of the season. if you're thinking about getting a ticket, we already knew it was going to set you back. the question is how much?

prices sky high on the resale market. nose bleeds on stub hub right now are starting at more than 300 bucks. so, playoff-like prices. courtside now going for $3,000 to see those sort of dish and slams. one season ticket holder who resold last week is now having a sort of, let's say, seller's remorse because the prices are so much higher a week later. >> i should have waited. i didn't call the buyer's bluff. >> didn't have the patience to wait it out. the warriors have already notched the top seed in the playoffs. the only thing they're playing for right now and it's a big thing is history and sitting atop the all-time record books with 73 wins. see if they do it. >> we don't care where you are in there, just to be in there. >> i think it's worth it, even if it's three months of rent. hopefully not that much. >> sam is going to be living in his car for a little bit. >> i hope the weather is going to cooperate. >> the weather is going to be great no matter if it is raining

or sunny. it doesn't matter. we'll all enjoy a big win from the warriors. let's take a look outside right now. looking at some clouds overhead over san jose. and we are going to start out with the clouds through the morning and then it clears out this afternoon. looking at some temperatures in the mid-50s. 51 degrees in palo alto and santa rosa and concord 54 degrees. let's break it down for oakland as we start with some clouds this morning. we will see them through at least 11:00. won't be until lunchtime when we see the sun peeking out. it will be 62 degrees and then rising into the mid-60s later on today with a nice, breezy wind. a look at the microclimate today. mid to upper 60s and even low 70s in parts of the inland areas. 71, also, in napa. pittsburgh, as well as danville today. 70 degrees. now, having a couple of days with some very average temperatures, we'll have some rain moving in here by early wednesday or by late thursday

morning. we'll say early thursday morning as this area of low pressure moves in. that starts out in the north bay late wednesday night. and some heavy downpours and then as it moves into the rest of the bay area, quick one and done type deal. and then by the afternoon, we'll have some breezy winds throughout the afternoon. the estimated rain at this point, don't look that heavy. about 0.1. maybe closer to 0.25 to the north. the weekend forecast very nice. on friday into the upper 70s. the east bay will be up into the mid-80s there. 82 dexwree degrees in the tri-v. a high of 77 degrees. and now let's get a look at what's happening on the roadways as we get a look at the morning commute right now. looking at a great drive no problems or delays for the north bay or the south bay. here we're looking at some of the expected slowing in san jose. northbound highway 101.

we will, we are seeing northbound 101, there it is. spring break traffic this morning is easing the traffic just a bit as we will see through the rest of the week. back to you, sam and laura. >> thanks so much, kari. 5:50 right now. developing across the south this morning. take a look at this. really suffering from some severe storms wreaking havoc. golfball-size hail pounded parts of arkansas late yesterday. several cars and roofs were damaged. strong thunderstorms also reported. you see trees down there. storms costing thousands of people to lose power. that system still moving across the region right now. that was a sight for sore eyes. so is this. check out a sinkhole in modera. this is some video that was posted by madera d via facebook yesterday. police say all that recent rain likely caused that sinkhole. in the meantime, a famous planet hunting telescope back in

action after an unexpected emergency. nasa telling us that the $600 million cepler space telescope slipped into emergency mode while in deep space last week. it shut down to preserve its engines. fortunately, nasa engineers found the spacecraft over the weekend and were able to point its communications antenna back towards earth. >> we're able to download logs and files that have been stored onboard and that's what we're using to decipher what went wrong. >> cepler is discovered with discovering nearly 5,000 planets since it launched only seven years ago. if you want to fly first class for cheap, the best day to travel is wednesday. according to faircompare.com. the site says to take advantage you should book your ticket at least seven days in advance and the most expensive days to travel in first class are friday and sunday, if you're flyg first. i think it's expensive all the time. 5:51 right now. taking meds can be a tricky

thing. half the patients admitted to the hospital are because of complications from those prescriptions. >> hospitals and health professionals are trying to change that outcome. telepharmacy links patients to a pharmacist through video conferencing. all you need is an ipad or. >> i thought that was very handy to have a printout sheet and because sometimes i feel really bad when i take a certain pill, well, now, i can look on here and see if it's a crosserance and i think that's very helpful. >> last month iowa lawmakers approved a bill that would make it easier for rural towns to set up those telepharmacietelepharm. coming up, been nearly a month since the deadly terror attacks inles and new details are still unraveling. the two suspects just arrested in connection to the deadly bombing, next. and happening now, victims are telling nbc bay area why they came forward in the arrest

of a south bay gym owner. he's now facing sexual assault charges. bob redell has a live report coming up in a few minutes. also posting updates on our twitter feeds. more wet weather may roll in before the weekend. when it will warm up across the bay area. we are about to post our morning weather alerts. we'll be back in a few minutes. got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate.

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the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. no, those aren't golfballs being thrown around. that is hail. chunky hail. pounded texas and arkansas yesterday. severals and roofs were damaged. also creating some dangerous driving conditions. strong thunderstorms also reported. storms causing thousands of people to actually power. systems still moving across the region right now. new this morning, two more sucharged in connection with the terrorist bombings in brussels. authorities say the men allegedly were involved in renting a brussels apartment. it served as a hide out for the bomber who attacked the brussels subway. the suspect seen in the hat in the white jacket at the brussels airport was arrested last week.

investigators believe that there are more terror cells throughout europe. here at home, u.s. marshals have captured the suspect wanted for a brutal attack at a house party. he is believed to be this caught on cell phone video after the beating in early february. the victim suffered life-threatening injuries and is still hospitalized. a team of officials found him in san leandro last wednesday. now charged with attempted murder. new claims of sexual harassment at uc berkeley. two grad students announcing they were harassed by an assistant professor. they say he made inappropriate comments and repeatedly touched them. the two have filed complaints with the and they are demanding change at the university. >> it's been long enough. i'm really tired of withholding my education and just i want to go back to school. and i want to feel safe on campus. >> the university concluded last october that wentworth did

violate the sexual harassment policy, but still has not been disciplined. at 5:57 to a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. a random shooting or was heted? questions this morning after a data scientist who work on the peninsula was shot dead over the weekend. he was found lying on the sidewalk a half a block away from his home near kaiser hospital. he was parting with his friends at a local bar on saturday night. police say he was walking home when he was shot and killed. a woman who doesn't want to be identified says she heard the shots. >> ran out to try to help him and saw that he had already passed. there was a gunshot wound in his head. assumed immediately that it was some sort of robbery gone bad. but i since learned that he still had wallet on him. >> police say they just don't have much to go on. right now at 6:00, wanted for murder. the new sketches of the suspect police say attacked and stabbed a tourist to death on a busy san

francisco street. and i'm bob redell. take you live here to morgan hill where a gym owner has been arrested. now faces charges of sexual assault. that story coming up. what's in a name. the change that could soon be coming to a popular north bay hiking trail once the scene of a brutal crime. "today in the bay" starts now. a very good tuesday morning to you. s so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. the skies are clearing up and the sun is ready to come down but not just yet. how is it to start, kari? >> we have some clouds this morning. mild temperatures and then as we go into this afternoon and beautiful weather with that afternoon sunshine. looking at the lunchtime temperatures, you'll want to take it outside. in the north bay, the warmest at 65 degrees and in san francisco, 59 degrees. during that drive home, windows down will be at 70 degrees in the morth bay and tri-valley.

south bay and the peninsula at 68 degrees. we'll take a look ahead to some more mild temperatures and some rain and then a warm up for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's get a look at this morning's commute it's been pleasant so far looking around the bay area. we have the biggest backup at the bay privilege toll plaza and the mcarthur maze and east shore freeway are moving without any problems. pleasanton slowing for southbound 680 and right on schedule. another look at weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll look forward to that. thank you so much, kari. a well-known gym owner and personal trainer in the south bay is now charged with multiple counts of sexual assault and this morning police want to know if there are more possible victims. >> "today in the bay" bob redell at wolf pak fitness. we know of three women and two minors that this man is accused of assaulting.