the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. and-t park today. good morning. it is tuesday, april 3rd. thousands of fans have been waiting just for this. thanks so much. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> we have team coverage to get you ready for the big game. our bob redell and garvin thomas inside the ballpark. we'll tell you what you can expect. here are the details. the game starts at 1:35, but

opening day activities sty ies earlier. so sunscreen or jacket. >> that's a good question. let's get right to the forecast. it's going to be an absolutely beautiful day. here's a look at your giants home opener forecast. we've got a great timetable. your hour by hour is looking fantastic. it will be around 64 degrees. if you notice by the icon, sunshine across the board. at about 2:00, after the first pitch at 1:35, 66 degrees. 68 degrees by 8:00. i think a light sweater will be in play. it's a perfectly seasonable spring day across the bay area. now, let's get a quick check of traffic with mike. >> all right, vianey.

actually, it just picked up off the chp blotter. so i'm going to say these sensors are going to clear. we're going to take you down to san jose where a stalled vehicle has cleared as well. southbound at 101 at capitol expressw expressway, i'll call it out there. here's a live look at 101 a little north of there. south end, the taillights will be going toward that scene. michael. >> thanks. we're going to be following breaking news. this is near highway 4. this is video we just received from the scene. tore in the bay's reporter will be there. happening today, a prayer vigil will be held for this san francisco man who was hit and killed by a hit-and-run driver last week. we're also learning new information about the suspect in the case. survivors say the driver targeted a group of people.

>> today in the bay's jean elle has more on what led up to the crash. >> i didn't want to leave him, but unfortunately he died in my hands. >> reporter: he doesn't want to show his face. he and his friends came to remember his partner of ten years. the medical examiner identifies him as elesio lopez. a man drove his van into him and four other men last week. he and his partner had been fishing in the bay. perez died in his arms. >> he was just lying down right here with his face all swollen and i was crying, i was devastated. his fingers, they were purple. >> reporter: valentin said he saw the suspect drive his van

down the sidewalk. he said he first tried to attack him and his friends with a hatchet. >> translator: he followed us calling us mexican names, got into his truck, made a u-turn, got up to the sidewalk, and just hit all of them. when he turned around to scream to the rest of the guys, it was too late. >> reporter: now a community is saying good-bye to a man they say was gentle and kind. another man is in critical condition. dennis is facing a long list of charges including murder. jean elle, "today in the bay." we have a search for three children who are presumed dead after a tragic crash along the mendocino coastline. they're examined red flags in family's past.

the investigation reports that the vehicle stopped before driving off the cliff. april is national child awareness month. happened today, santa clara leaders will raise the memorial flag this morning. they'll introduce a new hotline to report child abuse. the flag raising gets under way at 9:00 this morning. >> back to baseball, the giants' home opener at at&t park. certainly it will be a special one. >> this will be the 16th anniversary. looking live at the ballpark right now, this has been the giants' home for 18 years now. this is season number 19. but the franchise's 136th season. quick history lesson here. the giants moved to the bay in 1958. the team played a couple of seasons at the old steel mission. the exhibit includes rare memorabilia and also artifacts.

here's giants' ceo larry baer. >> one of the exhibits is of them in the cable cars when the giants opened in 1958 before we played a game at steel stadium. >> they moved to candlestick in 1960. remember when they shared wit the 49ers? then in 1949 they moved. >> first pitch starts at 1:39. festivities kick off earlier. >> we're going to interview people like dusty baker and barry bonds. you saw larry baer. >> action packed day. >> totally. you'd better be ready. coming up, we've got more for you.

what panera is saying after something left them exposed to potential hackers. plus the trade war could put the bay area's wine industry at risk. other california industries also on the line.

good morning. i'm indicate rogers live at cnbc headquarters. wall street could be headed to a

big opening. the dow sold off 759 points. the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 all ending in correction territory or down 10% from their recent highs. the nasdaq is in correction for the first time since the uk's brexit vote in 2016. weakness in tech stocks and concerns about u.s. twrad policy fueling the selloff. the dow closing down 458 points to 2364. the nasdaq dropped to 6870. panera bread has patched a hole on its web sooitd that cyber security said was responsible for leaking millions of commerce' records. they were first notified in august and fixed the problem yesterday. more than 7 million accounts may have been affected exposing names, birth dates, e-mail addresses, and the last four digitses of credit card numbers. there's no evidence that any card information was accessed or stolen, but it also isn't saying why it took eight months to

address the problem. now you can donate to charity just by asking alexa. they've launched a new feature called alexa donation. you can say, alexa, make a donation. there are 40 charities including red cross and cancer society. >> really cool. i kind of like that. >> right when you feel moved, not later. thanks, kate. the u.s. and china seem to be headed to a trade war. we've been talking about this for a while. china announced an increase in tariff rates. on that list, wine, nuts, and many other california products. this move comes after president trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum for china. >> for the u.s. government to involve us and get us stuck in the mid of this trade war would

be very devastating for california. >> neither the u.s. or china show any signs of backing down on this standoff. president trump did announce plans to a slap an additional $50 billion of tariffs on china for allegedly stealing technology. it's opening day at at&t park. will it be a home run? >> it's looking like it. right now in san francisco, we've got nice skies. i'll break down your hour by hour and the storm making its way toward the bay area. nothing foul about this shot right here, but we are looking at a smooth flow of traffic and a little backup for this at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll give you a bigger look at your commute coming up. today in

looking live once again at a- t-and-t park. and welcome back. it is 4:45, and you are watching "today in the bay." a live look once again at at&t park. of course, we're celebrating the giants' opener all morning long as we are the broadcast home for the giants. you mavi seen some commercials already. this involves shortstop brandon crawford. another of our favorites, buster posey. here he is. >> if he did, he would have a restaurant pose. his acorn foam reduction which according to one magazine is

redefining what the word foam means. after crafting countless tickets he'd reward his staff to a giants game so they could enjoy the perfect pairing of hot dogs and beer. >> because if i weren't an employer, i would be a fan. >> the restaurant pose. on a monday. >> yes. fancy food out there now. you know, it's going be perfect for giants' home opener. i know. i got right to it. but we do have some changes on the way. i do have a lot to talk about. aside from the perfect weather, we have some pretty big changes ahead. temperatures once again, very cool, very comfortable. cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. san jose, 48. san francisco, 50 degrees as well. santa rosa, 42. not too bad out there, not too chilly. not too warm. your microclimate highs, here it is. it's looking very seasonable.

we're expecting plenty of sunshine, morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s now, but eventually they'll start climbing into the 60s and 70s. oakland, 67. now, san francisco, 62. we look at bay area sky. we might see a little bit more cloud cover today. if we're going out to the big giants home opener, don't be surprised by the cloud cover. so we can expect to see that, especially increasing after the ballpark game. now, your doppler radar, i want to show you. this gives you a really good idea of what's to come ahead. we've got this system sitting right here. we have subtropical air coming from hawaii and that's going to create what's known as an atmospheric river. let me paint this picture for you. we've got this index moisture key. we've got that rolling in late thursday into friday, becoming widespread all day friday. and as of right now, the models are aligning and looking like it's going to carry over into

saturday. so friday right now is looking like a washout day. if you had outdoor plans, you're probably going to want to be prepared for that. rain estimate totals right now, friday into saturday, possibly up to 3 inches throughout the bay area which has the potential to be one of the wettest this season so far. the radar is scanning on our parking lot. it's not scanning right now but it's ready to go for thursday into friday night and saturday's big storm. we have the saturday system laid out thursday night. the late rain is moving in. if you check out, all day, complete washout. again, i do want to emphasize the intensity and the timeline could still change. we're still pretty far out. the closer we get to that timeline, the better we'll be able to give you a better exact hour by hour understanding of how this storm system will impact the bay area. now let's go ahead and send things over to mike.

>> that's right. 880 right here at high street. things are gumming up toward the top of the screen. there's a construction zone here. that's supposed to be picked up just before 5:00. 4:49, that's what's going on over there. you see the little bit of slowing going on. really, not a surprise for folks. there's a little bit of floating. we talked about that overnight road crew. they're getting on their way. they cleared that for chp. they should be clearing that up over the next few that. will stick around for the morning commute, but nothing unusual coming off the five and coming out of stock and a smoov drive. here out of the south toward morgan hill, you're at speeds. 17, both directions over the summit, looking great as well. a live look at palo alto, we'll show you. here you go. back to you. >> happening today, relatives of

stephon clark will join state lawmakers. officers in sacramento shot and killed clark last month. he was carrying only a cell phone as he was running from police. now, democratic lawmakers would announce new restrictions that would restrict lethal shooting when there are no other reasonable alternatives. that would give california the tightest rules like this of any state. >> 4:50. it appears california's car thieves are really having a harder time stealing those cars. thefts were down a little more than 6% last year. that's reversed two years of increases. last year, about 175 cars were stolen in california. that's still up to about a billion dollars. chp says anti-theft technology is stop manager of those thieves. there will be an imposed b.a.r.t. extension in livermore.

they're looking to increase their service five miles east of the station. last month they supported a conventional train line, but others include light rail or even bus service. happening today, san francisco transportation leaders will lay out some of their goals and targets for the next fiscal year. the mta is on a five-year prigs to improve public transportation. they're looking to make it the primary option for at least half of all city commuters. and happening today, a san jose man helped an elderly man from his burning home. >> chad collins, a neighbor, heard an explosion and saw his elderly neighbor crawling through her home. he crawled into action saving his neighbor from that fire. good for him to get recognition. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds.

>> his new floor covering begins to fall apart and he ends up putting his foot down and ends up needing our help anyway. i'm nbc bay area chris chmura. authorities said more than 1,500 pounds of meth was captured while it was on its way to malaysia. and one elephant is dead and two were hurt after the vehicle carrying them crashed. the highway was closed while authorities lifted the two elephants. more after the break. celebratinr

on the west coast - with lots all new this morning the giants are giving give aways. that includes a willie mays bobblehead. that's a big old bobblehead. one thing our crew did find and love, a mount crushmore statue. our special opening day coverage continues all morning long. is it marvel or marvel. >> marvel. >> i wasn't a comic book kid. this one. nbc bay area responds to a morganville man when they say he was floored when his online purchase began to deteriorate. >> chris chmura is here with

more. >> he paid $379 to buy this rug right here and that is a close-up. you can see the problem. chris says the edges started to fray and this is a 5-inch diameter hole that opened up right in the middle of the rug. both of those things happened within the first four months. the website says you may return most items up to 30 days from the date of delivery. well, it has been 120 days here so the company only offered a 40% discount off a new rug. chris says hayneedle should have done more. he contacted us. they did three things. it offered chris a full $379 refund and let him keep both the rug and that 40% off coupon. in a statement a spokesperson said we are very sorry to hear that the quality of the rug was

not to our standards. this is not the kind of experience we want for our customers, and we appreciate the opportunity to make this right. it is worth noting that hayneedle, like many stores, offer a satisfaction guarantee. that's a great jumping off point when you enter a dispute like chris did. look for it. ask about it. if the company won't honor its satisfaction guarantee, politely demand to know the specifics of why. if that's not enough, call us, 1-888-996-tips or call us. we're watching the forecast very closely. vianey, you know we're headed out to the ballpark. >> boy, am i glad to be bringing good news instead of bad news for the giants' home opener. what does this mean? your giants' home opener and the weekend ahead coming up. >> and now, the north bay looks

great right here. no major problems. in fact, no major delays around the bay. a couple of slower spots. oakland was clearing up. we'll see if it cleared up or not. >> reporter: and we're taking you live here to san francisco for the giants' home opener. how less than $20 a month can get you into every game here at at&t park. a live look outside a

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from the ground! it's tuesday, april 3rd, and it's 5:00. we are the broadcast home of the giants and we have team coverage for today's home opener. good morning and thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington >> and i'm chris. we have some very big stars. you can see them on your screen right there. willie marks dusty baker, barry bonds. this time we're going to get marcus. >> that's right. thank you, chris. >> its should be. >> the weather, this is going