capital-- leaving more than two dozen dead and hundreds of other injured. the terror group claiming responsibility. laura/vo and you win some, you lose some... the tight finish for both the san jose sharks and the warriors. today in the bay starts now: =laura/2shot= good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock. boxes boxes they get up every morning and keep on going. thanks for joining us. >> i'm sam brock. when we got going yesterday, we felt the heat. a big drop-off today. >> we will have a weak onshore flow. that will help bring down temperatures and a few clouds mixing in. bright sunshine all day long yesterday that heated us up into the low 90s. not as farm as we start out 47 in the north bay and 58 in the

south bay. expect a high of 83 today. 85 in the tri-valley and san francisco 76. i'll talk about slight cooldown. there is more of that in the forecast. let's head over to mike to get an update on that crash. >> we have a couple of crashes. hayward and mountain view active off the roadway. we've gone from slow speeds. traffic moves well. bay bridge toll plaza shows you traffic really smooth. you've got to stop there for a second to pay your toll. breaking overnight, a deadly shooting in a quiet san jose neighborhood. police on the hunt for a gunman. this happened just before 11:00. that is right near the east

bridge mall. >> bob redell live in san jose with what we know about the investigation. >> it appears we are having trouble with bob's audio out there. he spoke with family members of the victim. police remain at the scene. they took a car, part of the investigation as well. we'll try to clear up the audio issues we are having with bob and check back with him in moments. breaking this morning, at least 28 people killed in a coordinated attack by taliban fighters. more than 300 others injured. this started when a suicide car bomb targeted the gate of a national security office right in the heart of kabul. militants entered that building and a three hour-long gun battle ensued. the number of casualties will go

higher. >> a destructive fire flairs through a condominium. fire department tweeted out a photo. fortunately, everyone evacuated safely. huge step in limiting how high landlords can raise prices on rent controlled apartment. here is the proposal. displaced tenants who make 80% of the median income would receive three months of market rate rent. security deposits would be refunded. seniors with disabilities would get $3,000. some say they make too much to qualify for benefits. >> take care of everybody here, not as units, but people who have lives, concerns, who have problems and needs and providing with the assistance necessary to go forward with their lives. >> we have to understand, these

honors are not just the big guys, the majority are your small business owners. >> city council will take on the proposal tonight at 7:00. in the meantime, supporters plan to rally for a 99-year-old woman facing eviction in san francisco. >> last week iris won a temporary reprieve to stay in her flat. a judge ordered a jury back for another hearing today. she says the current owners once promised"uz let her stay there until she dies. today the judge will issue a final ruling. a partial victory for people trying to save a closed ice rink on the peninsula. late last night members rejected a plan to demolish bridge point ice rinks. supporters celebrating the decision. developers wanted to put in a retail and shopping center. that rink closed down three years ago.

supporters hope last night's decision spurs a new deal to reopen the facility. >> it feels great. it's for the kids. we want it for the kids. the kids now have a rink. it's not operating but the developer is not operating it. open the rink for our kids. that's the right thing to do and you should do it. >> owners said they would consider other recreational options. a big night last night for bay area sports fans. >> two beloved teams, sharks and warriors continue their opening rounds playoff battle in their home arena. >> steph curry's injured ankle put him out of game two. led by clay thompson's 34 points. doves have no problems putting away the rockets. they win 115-106. for most of the way, the game was contested. warriors' fans were encouraged by the team's fight without

their mvp. >> warriors are really good at offensive end and defensive end. it's really awesome. i'm excited for them and energy ides. >> he looks like a mini coach. >> he could luke walton's little brother. there was plenty of action on the rink. a live look at the sap center in san jose. quiet there now but last night sharks coming up just a little bit short. they had so much success on the road this season. the trouble has been at home. that was the question, would they be able to win a big game at the shark tank? the sharks yesterday giving one back to the l.a. kings. in the opening round playoff series. after winning the first two games in southern california, sharks lose a heartbreaker in game three. they lost on an overtime goal 2-1 was the final score in

sudden death. sharks lead that series 2-1. that loss took some of the luster off a rally held before the game outside of sap center. fans clearly going all out, the full shark face and teeth there. owen nolan was there signing autographs for fans. thousands of fans with sky high expectations. >> they are going to take the stanley cup. that's what they are going to do. >> it feels good again. i got my heart nice and warm again. >> walking into the teeth of the competition. we'll come back stronger. game four is tomorrow. that will be at home at the shark tank. let's hope things heat up a little bit on the ice. we are going to check in with carrie now. it's been hot.

58 in san jose. here is a look at the microclimates and what to expect. san jose 82. palo alto 83. we'll see 78 napa and oakland. mid 80s for the tri-valley. i'll talk more about that as it continues to cool down the rest of the week with rain in the forecast by friday. that's coming up in 10 minutes. let's head over to mike still keeping an eye on crashes across the bay area. >> hayward is where we are focusing right now. look at the bay. no real surprise. southbound 92 toward industrial. that earlier crash leaves a couple of sand barrels busted. that is going to leave distraction for folks early in the morning and repair after the early morning commute.

p we did have a disailed vehicle. want to remind folks watch that area. san mateo bridge. eastbound hardly any traffic. next, a possible turning point in the presidential race. the critical and high profile new york primary already under way this morning. the candidates topping the polls next. monday, the exclusive interview with elizabeth holmes. today brand-new trouble for the young ceo.

=laura/2shot= and a pivotal day in the presidential race. the crucial and highly decision 2016 and live pictures from new york today. the crucial and highly anticipated the new york primary today. you see hillary clinton we are told just voted. >> she is enjoying a 10-point edge in the polls. tracie potts tracking the latest from washington, d.c. this is a very critical race for both candidates. >> it is. let's talk about the democrats

first. hillary clinton whose home state of new york votes today. you just saw her voting there. a lot of them won't get to vote until around noon time. everyone outside of new york city. our new nbc survey monkey poll, she has a seven-point national lead over bernie sanders, but it's double that or perhaps more in new york based on the most recent polling. he is hoping to do another michigan miracle where he was behind in the polls, but ended up winning the state. for the republicans, it looks like donald trump could run away with this one. he's got a 30-point lead in most polls in new york. john kasich if he comes in second as the polls suggested, to pick up delegates in several congressional districts. then there is ted cruz who is number three right now in new york. he's already in maryland and today pennsylvania trying to convince some of those unpledged delegates who will go to the

convention. a lot of them coming out of pennsylvania. >> we'll see how today goes. thank you very much. we'll continue to follow that. 5:14. supreme court appears divided on president obama's executive order on immigration. justices heard orders yesterday. the president's order would shield more than 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. texas and other states argue the president doesn't have the authority. a senior of high school was inside. we spoke to him by phone. >> it's amazing that he camped out all night. >> his entire family is undocumented. if the justices are split in their decision, a lower court ruling stands and blocks the plan. tonight the president has a

chance to revive it while in office. >> researchers appear to getting closer to understanding to why the zika virus. the mutation may be what is allowing the virus to spread so easily among human beings. zika virus is triggering paralysis and birth defects across parts of brazil and elsewhere in the world. china launching a new bid. >> china is the world's largest producer of gold and today is launching a new benchmark. the price will be adjusted twice every day. banks and jewelers are involved in the new pricing. a big development in silicon valley's most controversial company. therinos under criminal investigation. >> we heard from the young ceo. >> elizabeth holmes spoke to

maria shriver on the day show and word of criminal investigation came down later if holmes knew that the investigation was coming. the "wall street journal," the first to announce the criminal probe, holmes was a superstar in sill can volley, quitting stanford to start a blood testing company she built as revolutionary. it turned out not only was it not revolutionary, it didn't work. in many cases, her blood testing company wasn't using its so-called revolutionary technology. there have been many investigations. they did investigate labs and the securities and exchange commission is the criminal side of this. >> we are in the midst of reporting season when companies open their books to investors. netflix added fewer international users than it hoped. analysts tell me netflix has to find something new and cool.

it could be offline viewing. you could watch prime offline. how about netflix? let's check the rest of the news before the bell. good morning, landon. >> hi. welcome back. some of the big names report quarterly numbers today like goldman sacks, johnson and johnson and yahoo. dow closing up to 18,004. >> thank you. >> be on the lookout for a stolen truck. the internet archives says this truck was stolen from the richmond district headquarters. they say it's very recognizable. one person tweeted judging by how far away you parked it from the curb, it probably got towed.

the internet is not inside so it's safe. >> good. it is very distinctive. >> should be no issue tracking. how about tracking down ghosts. do you believe in them? some spot a spooky sight in a photo at a hotel. >> you seem like you don't believe. take a look at this. >> i'm very skeptical. >> reality check this. here is the snapshot that's gone viral. real believers say they see two eerie looking figures. stanley hodel was the inspiration for stephen king's "the shining." workers there said it's haunted. it is totally haunted. >> it's probably like a dummy they put up in the middle of the night.

they are all looking for a piece of history. >> you stay there. it's true. scary things happen there. i've been there. there are conspiracy theories out there. kari hall what do you think about all this. >> i don't know. if laura believes, she's been there and seen it, i don't know. horry movie for a tuesday morning. let's get to something nicer. the forecast today, a 58 degrees right now in san francisco as you step out the doors. 58 also in the south bay. let's drop in on the east bay. it is 49 in pleasanton. feels nice after yesterday hitting the 80s. a couple of spots low 90s. we are coming down with our natural air conditioning. 47 now in the north bay. there will be a weak onshore flow. that will make it feel cooler at the giants game. first pitch at 65. a few clouds mixing in.

we'll drop back to 51 by the end of the game. we'll have more clouds. this may bring in a couple of sprinkles. the rest of us will be dry. that will be the case until friday when our next system moves in and brings in scattered showers. here we are already at saturday at 11:00. that rain is out of here. looking at the seven-day forecast. inland areas up to 83 today. 76 on tomorrow. then we see that rain in the forecast on friday that cools us down. for the weekend, feels nice. a mix of sun and clouds. especially in the tri-valley. as we head to the coast, san francisco today up to 76. then the showers once again on friday there, low 60s in the rest of the forecast. bay side, more of the same up to 78. a cool morning then sunshine for the next couple of days. friday is the only day we'll have a chance of showers.

dries out for the early part of next week. let's check in with mike keeping us updated on the roadways. >> we have a couple of crashes. one at 101 near mountain view. no major injuries. and no major slowing. there may be a crash farther back toward 205. i'll track that for çyou. getting to the bay bridge no major issues. sharks and warriors. they are off tonight. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is just starting to form in the last few seconds. spring break for the elementary grammor school and middle school are done this week. we should see a smoother drive. back to you. >> you believe.

it's scary. >> no red rum there. your trek to twin peaks might have to be by bike or foot. >> in the lower park where this open air public urinal the focus of a lawsuit. who is suing the city and why. stay with us. leaving a trail of controversy..

a brand new open air urinal in san francisco has the city in leaving a trail of controversy. a brand-new open area urinal in

san francisco has the city in hot water with religious groups. >> stephanie chuang at the park where the urinal is stationed. the religious group says it's a privacy violation. >> that's right. pretty much you've got some plants, greenery, a screen and that's about it in terms of privacy. muni on one side, the park on the other. popular in europe but new here. complaints from neighbors that people were urinating on bushes and buildings around here. the chinese christian union represented by a legal foundation calls the urinal disgusting and illegal use of public funds because it says the urinal violates funding code is not acceptable for people with disabilities, violates privacy and discriminates against women.

the city's attorney office says the pacific justice institute is identified by the southern poverty law center as an anti-lgbt hate group. on top of that, the recreation and parks department installed 2 dozen additional toilets adding to the three here as part of that $20.5 million park improvement project. these are the first improvements, renovations to this park in 60 years. still not good enough for this group of people. the president of the pacific justice institute is from orange county and is making his way up here this morning and will give a press conference 11:00 in the morning. any response from the city attorney's office was colorful. some of the roads around san francisco's famous twin peaks could be closed to traffic. >> roads on the eastern side of

the peak. san francisco metropolitan transportation agency will take on that proposal today. the roads will be closed and only open to walkers and cyclists. they'll test out the proposal for two years. it could become permanent. taking drastic measures. the length one family is going to to save their beloved home in pacifica as city officials deal with the coastline that is crumbling underneath them. >> i'm bob redell. police are trying to figure out why someone would shoot and kill a young man on his way home from walking his dog. joining us.

i'm sam brock. =laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx just after 5:30 on this tuesday morning. >> a lot of people expecting cooler temperatures today. >> it will be a little cooler in some spots. especially san francisco will drop about ten degrees today. we are going to have warm temperatures this afternoon. we start out nice and cool. 80 today in the north bay. it's coming down from yesterday. not as hot and that cooling trend continues over the next couple of days.

all green around the bay. we did hear about a crash. it's patterson pass road. off to the main freeway. that is an issue getting over toward midway. not an issue for most of our drivers. the toll plaza is an issue for many toll drivers. those metering lights in the backup for me. >> we are tracking breaking news in the south bay. a man dead after a shooting in san jose and the hunt for the gunman continues this morning. happened just before 11:00 last night. an area police say is normally quiet. >> robert redell joining us live about what police are revealing about the investigation as family members are trying to put the pieces together. good morning. >> good morning. you can see behind me here, that's the middle of standpoint drive, middle of this quiet

neighborhood where this young man was shot and killed several hours ago. you can see the glass from his car and flowers family and neighborhoods left in his memory. his father and brother visited the spot where he was murdered. the brother said to us, he wants answers and justice now as he doesn't know why anyone would want to kill his brother 25-year-old carlos soto. he was driving back home with his puppy in his car. he was returning from a dog walk with a friend. in the road there was a confrontation. witnesses heard four to five gun shots. neighbors and police found so theo lying dead on the street with no sprayses of a suspect or getaway car. >> he was the best kid. >> can say nothing.

>> that was soto's father. gangs are not a problem in this neighborhood. the only issue are homeless people who live in a nearby creek and sometimes come over to steal. the family tells us so theo was not involved with gangs, was in a steady relationship and was a good father to the 6-year-old girl they had together. live in east san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." breaking news out of afghanistan. at least 28 people killed in a coordinated attack by taliban fighters. more than 300 people were injured. it started when suicide car bombs targeted the gates in the heart of kabul. militants entered the building. a three-hour gun battle ensued. the number of casualties is expected to go higher. more on that devastating earthquake in ecuador.

death toll stands up to 413 people. >> hundreds of rescuers continuing to search through the rubble for survivors. right now hope is fating fast. that 7.8 earthquake that struck saturday crippled the south american country. more than 2,000 people are injured. thousands more have been left homeless. >> a bay area man happy to have his father out of ecuador this morning. the father and son reunited last night. the elderly man lived 300 miles from the epicenter of from quake. the man says the tremor was so strong it nearly knocked him off his feet. 5:34. a family in pacifica taking drastic measures, trying to keep their dream home intact. this cliff was the site of major damage in january as storms caused high tides and erosion. today a moving company is going

to begin lifting the home off its foundation, using hydraulic jacks. the family had a choice to demolish the house or physically uproot and move it. it's going to be move to somewhere permanently later in the week. >> vta running on time after evening delays in the south bay. a train hit and killed a pedestrian about 3:00 p.m. light rail was closed for a few hours for that investigation. service reopened a few hours ago. no one onboard was hurt. california highway patrol trying to track down a hit-and-run driver. this is a partial license plate. a light brown toyota minivan could have been involved. this happened on 101 south of woodside road. that caused the scion to lose control and crash and kill the

driver. the driver of the minivan never stopped. we have upsetting video to show you. >> it's very concerning, showing an infant left alone in a car during a hot day. >> baby is in the car crying. >> a man recorded this video and posted it on youtube. he saw it happening saturday in richmond. the infant was left alone in that car over eight minutes. you see a woman eventually coming out of a game store going to the car and start putting all the windows up. >> you would rather get a video game than taking care of the baby in the car by itself crying on a hot day. >> now richmond police are looking for that woman and has opened an investigation. the video's gone viral. the man who took it is getting a lot of praises. it's 5:36. we are learning more about a chiropractor accused of

inappropriately touching women preg nantz. dr. stephen moon charged with sexual battery during a massage treatment. the alleged incident happened six weeks ago. dr. moon was released from jail after posting a $50,000 bail. he's been a licensed chiropractor more than 30 years. >> the top five dangerous cities may surprise you. this is a live look at the most dangerous city in the state, oakland. a home security business released that list. oakland takes that top spot. the second is considered to be eureka. number three santa cruz followed by stockton and berkeley at number 5. richmond police chief will be officially sworn in today. allwny brown has been filling in since january. former chief magnus is credited

with big declines in crimes. brown will be sworn in tonight and he's been with the department since 1984. drought or no drought, homeowners will reportedly soon face close scrutiny of their landscaping. no real word where california stands as summer water rationing goes, but the "east bay times" reports blackhawk declared brown lawn is a dead issue. homeowners will find homeowners who keep brown or dead landscaping. they argue the brown lawns are lowering property values. extreme rain in texas developing right now. that rain continuing to come down in houston. at least five people died from historic flooding. some in houston are calling it the most devastating flooding the city has seen in aç decade. it's been nonstop since the

weekend. more than a thousand people had to be rescued. not our case in this neck of the woods but we'll have cooling today. >> it will be slightly cooler today. at least five or eight degrees in some spots. other areas like right near the coast will have more significant cooling today. it starts out at 49 in santa rosa. 51 in palo alto. natural air conditioning this morning, you'll be turning on not so natural air conditioning later on today. 87 in gilroy. 73. santa rosa 80. pleasanton expect a high of 86. it continues to cool the next few days. and there is rain in the forecast. i'll detail that coming up. mike is tracking slowing in the south bay. >> nothing unusual.

i want to show you the south bay crash. we'll talk about san jose in a second. no major injuries, but there is still a crew out there. flashing lights. word is the driver fell asleep. make sure you're wide awake when driving out there. folks are doing their best. back to you. >> thank you very much. the final chapter in what several women call a humiliating experience. the lawsuit that wrapped up after several african-american women were kicked off a napa valley wine train. a look at your phone. you can expect a very lively discussion about rent control. some of the first changes in nearly 40 years that could

affect 40,000 rental units. >> a live look at the shark tank this morning. they were so close last night, losing a tough game. 2-1 to the l.a. kings in sudden keith. optimism still there as they go for a game four victory now. all eyes on that prize. final score 2-1.

some relief to some san jose tenants. city leaders are expected to lower how much landlords can it's 5:44. relief to san jose tenants. city leaders are expected to lower how much landlord owners can raise prices on apartments. and the reason why some don't think it's enough. welcome back. >> good morning, laura. there have been no change to the city of san jose rent control ordinance in 37 years. consider everything that's happened in that time, reducing rent increases has not been among them. this has potential to affect about 44,000 units in san jose and has the potential to limit how much landlords can hike those rents down from 8% a year which is what is allowed now. one of the most vocal opponents are reserve apartments which plans to knock down about 216

rent control units and replace them with about 600 apartments that will rent at current prices. the developer is offering those tenants full return of security depos deposits. those making less than 80% of the average median income or less than $70,000, they would get three months rent plus an additional $3,000 in assistance. seniors, disabled or families with dependents. >> short term, i think it's going to give the kids some relief. >> take care of everybody here. not as units, but people with lives and concerns. >> those folks who live in the research apartments they have been among the most vocal because they stand to lose their homes immediately. rent control changes will affect about 44,000 units in the city of san jose and some of those

folks say they will have nowhere else to go if changes are not in favor of tenants. the discussion is expected to be lively. 11 women who say they were kicked off the napa valley wine train because of their race settled a discrimination lawsuit. they were told to leave the train last summer after they say they were simply laughing and having a good time. police took them back to napa. the group filed an $11 million federal lawsuit last october. attorneys yesterday announced an undisclosed amount of money. a follow up on that pepper spray incident at uc davis. they are trying to erase the painful memory but this morning the chancellor is defending her university's actions. several students were pepper sprayed by campus police officers in 2011. an investigation shows the university hired experts to erase those images from the web.

the chancellor said they were making sure the achievements would pop-up higher on web searches. there have been calls for her resignation. it appears the university of california leaders not yet satisfied with reforms being made in the wake of recent sexual harassment scandals. janet napolitano sent a letter yesterday suggesting the recent recommendations are a good start but says the committee needs to come up with a timeline putting the words into action and wants the committee to reconvene in three months. the wife of bill cosby will provide more testimony today in an ongoing defamation lawsuit. camille cosby had the first part of her deposition in february. today she will answer more questions under oath in boston. several women filed suit against cosby after he responded to their going public with sexual

assault allegations. normally camille cosby would not have to testify as a spouse but she was also bill cosby's business manager. ben and jerry feeling the burn of handcuffs on their skin. they are die-hard bernie sanders' fans. that got them arrested. >> they were protesting at the nation's capital yesterday about the role of money in politics. the businessmen and 300 people were arrested. the ice cream makers are based in vermont and created a flavor in honor of their favorite candidate. bernie's yearning. apple right now is headed back to capitol hill. >> apple has helped police read thousands of messages on its phones. >> apple released its transparency report monday. it did help police with legal requests but maintained the fbi's request to open the iphone

used by the san bernardino shooter was an illegal request. today the house energy and commerce committee will question apple again about encryption. a german newspaper reports apple is developing a car in that country. it's long been suspected apple is tinkering around with the idea. it may have a secret lab in cupertino. the new executive in charge of china drawing fire. she worked in a business set with a joint start-up with chooun's ministry of public security. the irony is she is blocked in china. they have two state security agencies. one the ministry for state security would be like our cia. ministry important public security, the one ms. chen worked for would be more akin to our fbi. >> buried in all the other news out of the supreme court, justices will not consider a lawsuit brought by book publishers angry at google for

scanning books. this dates back more than ten years and it's over this morning. google wins. >> yahoo reports its profits today. if i had a sound effect it would be wah-wah sound. the report looks ugly for yahoo and the sale. >> those reports are affecting the bid as well? >> they could. we've been having trouble figuring out how much yahoo makes. the bidders have. what is really going on with yahoo's business? they have to legally show much more today. >> thank you. >> buyer beware. >> tomorrow thousands of people flocking to san francisco to celebrate 420, the worldwide holiday to smoke pot. >> on hippie hill to accept

brought today. this year the city plans to curb the gathering, specifically by cracking down on school age children who show up to smoke. there will be a crack down on unlicensed food vendors. there will probably be people at the park. will it be a good parks day? >> will the air be clear, kari? >> maybe not at the park, but everywhere else, yes. we take a live look at some of the clouds starting to move in. this will help cool us down today. bringing it down by about 10 degrees. making some improvements there we set records yesterday. it was so hot and we were in some areas over several degrees over the record. like san jose 91. record was 86 set back in 1950. it was a degree over the record in oakland, san francisco tied

the record for a high temperature of 83. now it's coming back down and feels nice and cool. let's drop in on the south bay where 53. san martin at 51. we will have a few more clouds mixing in and lots of sunshine. take it to friday afternoon. some rain moving in. this shows light to moderate rain across the bay area. we make way for a beautiful weekend. rain potential shows we do have over 1/2 inch of rain. maybe heavier for the north bay. a good soaking before we go to a dry weekend. inland temperatures over the next several days. still very warm up to 83. friday the rain moves. in saturday it clears out. we'll have more dry weather in the forecast. for the coast, san francisco 62

friday. on saturday and sunday, low 60s there. bayside forecast will be warmer. upper 70s the next couple of days. let's head over to mike getting busy out there. >> we are looking at a smooth drive on the peninsula. i want to focus on the beast bay first. 880 starts to slow over to those two spans. this is a typical pattern there as well as tri-valley. same thing for north bound 101. 87. i showed you that live shot. it stretches before 680 to oakland road. the live shot shows traffic is moving. it's just congested here and on the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. 5:53. coming up, three south bay deputies ambushed and beaten.

some reveals more weaknesses in the jail system. right now, police looking for clues in a deadly shooting in east san jose. bob is there this morning. he spoke with the victim's family members who heard the gun shot. bob has a live report just ahead. he is posting updates in our twitter feed. >> so much for the early summer. a bit of cooling coming on. sign up for alerts, our nbc bay area app. people of ferguson missouri will

have their final say today... regarding their police department and the court system. vo today is the last of several people of ferguson, missouri, will have their final say today. today is the last of several public hearings. the request came after the deadly shooting of 18-year-old michael brown by police officers. city, state and federal leaders are calling for sweeping changes within that city's correctional system. new details this morning. a partial victory for people trying to save a closed ice rink on the peninsula. last night they rejected a plan to destroy the ice rink. developers wanted to put in a retail and shopping center. the rink closed three years ago. supporters hope last night's

decision spurs new details to open the facility. >> it feels great. it's for the kids. the kids now have a rink. it's not operating because the developer is not operating. sbi holdings, open the rink for our kids. >> they said they would consider other recreational options. a uc berkeley student cleared of wrongdoing after being removed from a southwest airlines split for speaking arabic. he broke no laws. according to an airline, another arabic speaking member heard him talking about terror. >> he said he was talking to his

uncle. >> carmen is accused of kidnapping a 2-year-old boy in soledad. jacob vargas was inside his father's car when it was stolen from in front of the family's house. police found the car and jacob seven hours later in a rural area known as gonzalez. we are saying good-bye this morning to a very funny lady many americans adored. doris roberts has died. for years roberts played the meddling mother on "everybody loves raymond." roberts died in her sleep yesterday in los angeles. roberts was 90 years old. a young san jose man shot and killed a couple of blocks from his home. we'll hear from his family and trying to figure out why. >> movie day taking on a new meaning for this house. the entire house is moving.

the reason one bay area family is literally picking up the home from its foundation and carrying it away. >> a mixed bag for bay area sports fans. one team comes out on tough. "today in the bay" starts now. a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. the heat have been fighting, too. >> nice and a little bit cooler today. still a warm day. we will have sun mixing in with the clouds. it's nice and cool as you get the day started. in san francisco, 7:00. 7:00 in the peninsula and south bay. the highs today making it into the 80s. even mid 80s in the tri-valley, san francisco up to 76. our temperatures continue to cool down over the next couple of days. and there is rain in the forecast. i'll detail that