the "national anthem" and that could be a wicked game. >> maybe i'll sing backup. >> we're going to continue with team coverage in a few minutes, but maybe the most important part of the day is the weather forecast. >> definitely. you're going to need a rain -- just kidding. >> rain czeheck. >> yes, rain check. first pitch is at 1:25. right at 10:00 the temperatures will be in the upper 50s. but just as that first pitch is under way, the temperatures will climb quite nicely into the 60s. if you notice by the icons, we're excelling nice clear skies, dry conditions, very light winds, and by 2:00, we'll remain in the 60s. very comfortable weather. maybe just a light sweater for that san francisco breeze that typically tends to kick up. aside from that, i hope you'll enjoy your giants' home opener.

but let's check in with mike. >> they're going to be crowded around at&t. what we're looking at right now this time of morning, a light easy drive for this tuesday. at 6:01, we're looking at a great flow of traffic. spring break has kicked in for many of the elementary and high schools around the area. we have activity in the center divide, but crews are on-scene. i'll double-check and let you know. over here, no delay. look at that. there's the berkeley curve looking for the movie theater. these folks are coming off of oakland. a smooth drive over there. off peninsula, so light for this traffic off the bay shore. these folks heading north and down toward silicon valley with the taillights. back to you. >> before we head back to at&t park, we're following breaking news out of the east bay this

morning. you see the scene on the screen. this is police activity near highway 4 near hercules. today we're live at the scene. what's going on there? >> it's dark out here so maybe it's hard to see. if you look down here, that's the car police were chasing that got stuck in the mud. the hercules police have been out here for a couple of hours trying to get the car out. this is highway 4 near hercules, a long stretch of open field before you get to the city. i spoke to the cattle rancher who farms on this land. he said he spoke to hercules police and they were chancing two suspects in the stolen car. they missed their turn as they were speeding along the road and drove off into the field.

>> they both opened the doors and fled into the hills here behind me. they're running loose now, but, you know, they didn't say, you know, if they were males or a male and a female. >> reporter: the rancher says he has over 100 cattle who roam these fields. his concern that they don't get out, so he will be out here once the sun gets out to repair that hole. now, we made calls to the hercules police and commander. they said they don't have any more information. we eat keep you updated. >> thanks so much for that. it's 6:03. cracking down on carpool cheats as we take a look at the commute on 880 out of fremont. right now mta officials say they're testing out a camera that could detect the cheaters. they won't say which freeways

they're testing the system. but we do know they count every person inside the vehicle. no tickets or warnings will be issued during the test. 6:04. happening today, san francisco may be the first city to ban what's call and unfair loophole in rent control. the bill introduced by san francisco supe advisers would ban landlords from passing on property taxes and o'debts to renters. but they could pass on the repairs made to buildings to the renters. a school district has reimbursed students over an offensive instagram account. students were disciplined for not alerting the district. together they will receive about $500,000, however, the creator of that account is still fighting expulsion. and a safety reminder for those ready to dive into the water this spring. pittsburgh police shared these

photos after a rescue crew saved four people who were stranded on a jet ski in the marina. now, the police did not say how the people got stuck. >> well, it is a giant day for baseball fans. today is the giants opener at at&t park. "today in the bay's" bob bredell is already looking for a seat. have you found a good one? >> the new players aren't the only additions to the giants addition. there's new food and new ways to watch the game. you've been showing that and we're a little bit jealous because you got to take the food. >> i did find my seat. do you want to see how lucky i am? all the way in the dark in the nose bleed. >> that's where mine is too. >> reporter: come out on the field here. they've already got it painted for opening week, a home opener for the giants hours away. they'll be taking on the saeltd mariners around 1:30 this afternoon. something i want to tell you

about. you might recall they tested out something called the ballpark pass. we bring you back this year for the first 1,000 fans who sign up. it's a mobile only product and it costs $19.58 a month in honor of the year that the giants moved from new york here to san francisco. for $19.58 a month you get to go to as many games as you want in the ballpark. standing room only. you can upgrade to a seat. how it works is just before the game, the giants will text you, ask you if you want to come to this game, if you say, yes, you get a barcode and you're entering the park with the mobile device and barcode. the teams are targeting the fans who are a lot of times on their lunch break or working in the tech areas and maybe only have time for one or two innings. >> it's amazing even here at this club level, you walk around the bars. a lot of people aren't watching the game. not everybody comes here for the same reason. some because it's the place to be.

there are other friends here. it's a social place. it's a social event. some fans are coming for the game. some fans because they want to see their buddies. so this pass will give them the flex bltd to come and go as they please. >> you also notice some new food offerings in the park. b "bon appetit." they're going bring a lot of plant-based foods as well as the juicy lucy burger. it has loose hamburger with cheese in the middle. a week and a half ago, i had a come of those. amazing, you can't even tell. no signed of that going through my mouth into my body at all. >> we have video proof. we're going to have to tick up the picture. i'm glad that you're honest, bob, that you had more than one. truth in reporting. >> reporter: it doesn't show. it does not show.

>> it does not. >> reporter: my metabolism is off the rails. >> i can hear henry saying no, your photographer. thank you. we'll join you at 11:00 for a midday newscast. here's the time. giants play the seattle mariners at 1:30. they're going to miss the rain because there isn't any. we're planning to interview dusty baker and barry bonds too. 6:08 a.m. thanks for taking my line, kris. there isn't going to be rain. i thought i'd start by showing you the current temperatures in san francisco. 49 degrees. check out the hour-by-hour forecast. right now we're still in the 40s. look how quickly we climb into the 50s. 51 degrees by 9:00asm. if you check out around 11:00, 12:00, as you're getting ready for the big game, we'll still be seeing plenty of sunshine with

comfortable weather. our daytime high, predicted high is about 62. so i think a light sweater will do. a light breeze for san francisco, but overyaushlgs perfect baseball weather. i'll go ahead and leave you with that so you can plan accordingly. let's plan things over to mike. >> all right. you can plan accordingly for this. awesome drive. we don't see anything other than green on peninsula. just the start for 680 and 880. this was a little extra tough this morning. 2:42. recovering now. a crash from the roadway. caused some slowing. but by the time you get to the walnut creek interchange, you were fine. heading to the bay bridge. no problems. all the way down in toward fremont and san jose. the real backups are around here. back to you.

>> all right. thanks, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay," a piece of san francisco history headed across the country. the vote transit leaders will take today to move a decades-old cable car to the east coast. the stockmarkets are crushed on monday. we're now in corrections territory. let's take a look at your retirement fund. >> we're all about the giants as we get ready for the team's home opener. as we get ready for the break, take a look at the new ads featuring our favorite stars. if hunter pence weren't making clutch plays in the outfield, he'd be a well known ar artist living in this loft on portrayal hill. paint and sculpt and from time to time record experimental music with his band. but no matter how busy he was, he'd find time to head over to at&t park where he'd pick up materials to make a new masterpiece -- >> because if i weren't a player, i'd be a fan.

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good morning. it's 6:13 on this tuesday. here's a quick check of your 24-hour temperature change. rain in santa rosa. starting to see clouds building up along the coast and the north bay as well. nothing too serious out there. no mayor changes. i'll talk about your daytime

highs coming up. and a live look at dublin 580 westbound. when the camera doesn't center, the camera moves smoothly. we'll show you what else is up with your tuesday commute. well, 6:14 right now. let's head back to the ballpark. the giants host the seattle mariners. it my be early right now. but at&t is already starting to wake up. >> we flipped the switches on the lights and "today in the bay's" garvin thomas is live. garvin, you have a look at what fans get to take home. >> reporter: that's right, kris. good morning, kris and marcus. we're going to be talking about what's exciting today on opening day but also some of the free giveaways throughout the season. to help us explain all of that is the executive for business operations of the giants. what can fans expect today? >> the fans should be here in their seats by 12:45.

we have a tribute to someone we lost in the last few months. some of our former players are coming up. we have a surprise first pitch. so do not miss our first pitch ceremony. it's going to be a wonderful afternoon. >> that's a great tease. when i look at the schedule about which game i want to go to, could you briefly give us a quick rundown? >> we have a number of giveaways. many are celebrating 60 years in san francisco. we have a brand-new crawford gnome. this is for the first 25,000 fans but 1,000 gold ones will be in the mix as well. we have a couple of of bobbleheads of mccovey and buster posey and the dodgers

will be here. wheel set brate the rivalry with the giants and dodgers and a willie mays bobblehead on saturday. >> you always put on a great show. thanks for having us. >> appreciate it. >> thank you very much. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> i'm glad i'm not the only one who likes to look at the giveaways. thank you. >> thank you, garvin. and a very good morning to you at 6:15 this morning. let's talk about the stockmarket. these numbers behind me, they look bad. they don't tell the tale though. dow down 458 points. nasdaq down 193 points. this was far worse in the middle of the day. at one point the dow was down 750 points. we're now in correction territory. up 10% from recent highs and u.s. trade policy is at the center of all this. company making news, facebook in the news again. a large institutional investor

is calling for mark zuckerberg to step down as chairman of the board but remain ceo. spotify, these numbers are not in error. it trades today for the first time on the new york stock exchange. there's no price yet. spotify's offering is very unusual. it didn't set aside shares for early investors. itz ooh going to start trading on the floor of the nyc. it means we have no idea what the opening markets will be. the markets will have to figure that out naturally. president trump continues his battle against amazon. he says am zon takes advantage of the u.s. postal service, that the postal service is losing money delivering for amazon. now, i spent the better part of the day monday going over the numbers and talking to the u.s. postal service. the usps is will not show anyone the specific numbers, showing how much it makes on amazon deliveries because it's proprietary. we went all the way to the top and got no comment. what we can say is this. the usps won't say how much it makes, but we do know package

deliveries are a profit maker for the postal service. in fact, package delivery actually supports first class male, which loses money. we know the law says when the post office makes a deal with the company, that i have to make a cost. while the post office doesn't want to weigh into this fight, those clues would say it's absolutely not taking a loss. in fact, it's not allowed to. >> it's not allowed to because it's a gloft agency. >> it's a governing agency that's self-funded and i think the president is wrong on this. about 60 million people voted for president trump. about 90 million have amazon prime. >> that's an interesting comparison. thank you very much, scott. also happening today at 6:18, muni is looking at the

historic cable car. they'll vote on donating cable car 28 to the shoreline trolley museum in east haven. it is 131 years old. according to the examiner, the cable car was retired in 2000 after 113 years in operation. it was replaced by a new cable car 28 in 2004. they couldn't retire that number? >> hang the trolley door somewhere? >> beautiful sunrise, vianey. >> beautiful sunrise. it's going to stay beautiful. we have a couple of days left for this dry weather, but the company temperatures, very springli springlike. 40s and 50s. 48 drys for the south bay, 50s for your peninsula, 40 for the tri-valley and san francisco. mostly clear skies. we've got a couple of clouds lingering here. in san francisco, we can see it here on the live cam, but we can see mostly sunny conditions. a quick check of your san

francisco temperature trend. wheel climb into the 50s by 9:00 and eventually we'll start seeing a very nice climb into the 60s. now, right now we're not seeing a lot of active weather, but we do have our storm ranger and it is up and scanning currently in our parking lot. we'll eventually move this to a better location because we're tracking an incoming system and the system is looking like an atmospheric river event. that means all the models are aligning and it's going bring moisture with anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain for the system. i want to show you this shot. one of the current concerns with this former system is it will melt some of the snow which could create flooding. but as we move saturday into sunday we have a cold front sweeping in. there could be a couple more inches of snow fall for the sierra. a quick summary of what we can expect as you can imagine as we approach that system late thursday into friday, we will be

issued a microclimate alert. here are a couple of things to look out for. let's send things over to mike. he's tracking something on the san mateo bridge. >> that's right, sri a nachvian. we check the maps. we don't see any unusual slowing but at the high rooi-rise in tht few minutes, we're going to check that out. they'll complete a shift change in a couple of minutes. the dunbar bridge looks clear. look at this. in the south bay, we have a crash at 101. causing a little more slowing there. it's in the center divide. no delays throughout the north bay and getting there, crowded at the toll plaza. not unusual. back to you. >> thank you very much. coming up next on "today in the bay," honoring the late san francisco mayor ed lee. how the giants will pay tribute to him during today's home

opener. his new floor covering begins to fall apart, so he puts his foot down and ends up needing our help anyway. i'm consumer investigators chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. morg

floored when his online purchase began to deteriorate. so, he called us. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with how nbc bay area responds to a morgan hills man who said he was floored with how his floor was

deteriorating. >> reporter: chris and his girl flenld paid hayneedle.com $75 to buy this rug right here. that is a close-up. you can see the problem. chris said the edges started to fray and this is a 5-inch diameter hole that opened up in the middle of the rug. both those things happened in first four months. haynightle says you may return most eligible items for whatever reason 30 days from the date of delivery. well, it has been 120 days here, so chris said the company only offered a 40% discount off a new rug. chris says hayneedle should have done more to address its quality concerns, so he wrote us. we contacted the company and within a week hayneedle did things. it offered chris a full $379 refund and let him keep that rug and the 40% off coupon.

in a statement the spokesperson said we are very sorry to hear the quality of the rug was not to our standards. this is not the kind of experience that 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. look for it. if they don't offer the guarantee, politely demand to know the specifics of why. if that's not enough, call us. 888-996-tips or i have nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. at 6:26, back to our coverage of giants home opener and you're looking live as we show you right now at&t park. that game this afternoon, one of the notable giant fans will not be there today. >> i bet you know who we're talking about. the team is going to be honoring the late san francisco mayor

edward lee. he was a huge giants fan. he loved the giants and atz a giant, he never missed a home opener. he died in december. larry baer says he wasn't just a fan for the team but also a cheerleader. >> ed was a great friend of the giants. i know from personal experience every opening day he would have a tradition. he would come down and sit in the first row of every opening day that he was mayor and he would go up into the stands and basically walk into the stands and say, go giants, with anybody he could find. >> he loved the world series parades. maybe they could give him one of those this year. the mayor's widow and two daughters will be at the game and nearly all of former living mayors will be there as well. coming up next on "today in the bay," disturbing crime at bay area mall. how police were able to track down a suspect accused of

recording women while they were inside the bathroom. plus the search continues for three children who have not been found after a deadly crass on the mend see noe coast. the new information investigators are looking at as they try to figure out what led up to that crash. 6:28. you're watching "today in the bay." the boys are back in town

we have live team coverage from at&t park this morning-- so you )re ready for the big giants home opener today. good morning and thanks for joining us.

i )m kris sanchez-- in for laura garcia. right now we're konk the giants pregame. good morning. thachs for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. vianey, like i said earlier today, it looked like a home run with this weather. >> it is. i want to make sure you're dressed appropriately for the game so you have a great time and you're not too cold or too hot, whichever one comes first. look at the temperatures so far. they're checking out to be very lovely especially seasonable, very spring like. so at about 7:00 app, we're inching. by 7:00 a.m., mostly clear skies. the first pitch is at 1:35. right before that first pitch, the temperatures will start to climb quite nicely into the 60s. very comfortable. nice light winds. and then about 4:00, inching toward the end. later part of the game we'll see an increase in cloud cover. it will drop the temperatures down into the 50s.

i think a light sweater will be appropriate so you don't get chilly as we head into the later evening of that. aside from that, no rain in sight. just a couple of clouds. mostly clear skies. let's get a quick alert. mike is cheging something in san jose. >> that's right. we've been following this crash. right here around this ramp, they're clearing the crash. we're seeing a lit bit of slowing. we should see all lanes reopening. overall, look how light the south bay is. again, 101 approaching helier, that should clear up soon. a backup, of course, as the bay bridge toll plaza. this live look shows you what you need. an easy drive, still a half an hour from the highway 4 indicating how light the traffic flow is right now. back to you. >> thank you, mike.

well, new this morning the man is behind bars, accused of placing a hidden camera inside a woman's restroom at a north bay mall. >> today pete sur ratos. pete, police say this is not the first time he's done this. >> yes, not at the first time. according to the san rafael police he has a history of this types of peeping incidents, the latest one happening a few days ago on saturday right behind me at terra linda. police say woman spotted a controlphone in a restroom that was recording at the time. when she called police, they got ahold of that cell phone and they got video of maldonado in it. they found footage and spotted maldonado in the mall as well. he was taken into custody the next day on easter sunday in

novato. he has a history of past incidents. in 20e 15 he had been charged with peeping into a woman's apartment. in 2007 a peeping incident at target and here at the northgate mall in terra linda. he's in custody at the morin county jail. his bail is set. pete suratos in the bay. >> thanks for the update. 6:34, and a man killed by a drive in a van will have a service today. he and four others were mowed down by the van. all of those victims were coming back from a fishing trip when when they were attacked. perez's partner of ten years spoke to us and said he was tubal get to perez before he

died. >> i didn't want to leave him, but unfortunately he died on my hands. >> the suspect in the atact mark dennis, appeared in court yesterday. witnesses say he was yelling racial slurs at those victims. continuing coverage in the search for three children presumed dead after a tragic crash along the mend see noe county coastline. this morning investigators say they're examining red flags in the family's past. new evidence suggests the suv stopped about 70 feet away from the edge just before it sped off a cliff. two parents and three other siblings have already been recovered from that crash. >> it is 6:35 and san francisco leaders are expected to pasban on new fur sale this afternoon. last month we told you the back court of supervisors unanimously signed off on the bill without debate. it did not pass a bill on

vintage furs. >> underground markets evading tactics and hurting legitimate businesses. they confiscated sports jerseys, luxury purses and cigarettes all were being sold at independently owned shops. >> we're here united around a very basic and very simple principle. if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to play ahead. >> and the attorney general says as much as $10040 billion is spent on counterfeit goods each year. >> dub lick leaders will meet tonight. b.a.r.t. right now is looking at four possible plans to extend service. last month pleasanton leaders voted to support a conventional train line, but there are other ideas including light rail or perhaps bus service. >> and flying cars. not on the table for that

meeting. b.a.r.t. may go farther, depending on what that meeting reveals. over here getting in through san francisco, consider muni toward the ballpark. things will be crowded over there. right now, not a problem getting to the city. look at the berkeley curve. now, where did it go? there was the crash right here where folks are splitting off into the flyover and toward the toll plaza. it's moving very quickly. no more problem. look at that. still under a half hour down to the berkeley curve for west bound 80. moving all the way down the south bay. nothing here on tuesday at 6:37. the golden gate bridge looks great as well. international orange. i like that. that's nothing. >> i know.

we love this weather. make sure you enjoy it now because the weekend, not so much. >> yeah. you've got today and tomorrow and then toward the end of the workweek into the weekend, that's when the system is making its way in. and unfortunately as it moves in, even though it's moving in late thursday night into friday morning, widespread rain expected on friday. a lot of people might kick off their weekends on friday, but also carrying over into your saturday. so expect to see very gusty conditions early on. we've got a cold front sweeping in on friday and then saturday and that's expected to kick up the winds gusting between 20, 30-plus miles per hour until about noon. very gusty, very windy. also expect to see widespread rain from the coast, the bay, and inland. temperatures will be slightly cooler than what we see. we've seen 70s since the start of yesterday and through the weekend. but we'll see highs of 60s. inland, 65. now, again, we're pretty far up

from the system. as far as timing and precipitation, that's still into play, but as of now, it looks like we could see a chance of a couple of morning showers on sunday. that's all going to depend on how quickly the system moves in and moves back out. as of now, we're going keep the rain chances at 66 for the coast and the bay and inland, 65. start looking for a different venue or bring it in door indoo you're having a party. back to you. >> rent a tent. coming up next on "today in the bay," recognizing a local hero. the steps south bay leaders are taking today to praise a man who pulled a neighbor from her burning home. and president trump. it's really paying off for him. taking a look at the stockmarkets, looking up compared to what things were yesterday. rye now the dow is up 163 points

as tech shares cut steep losses from yesterday. the time now is 6:39. you're watching "today in the bay."

good morning. it is 6:42. mostly clear skies. we have this nice cloud cover. a couple of high clouds out there. overall comfortable weather. aisle break down your giants opener straight ahead. and we're looking at great

times for the highway valley. i know it's slow right there. but the rest of your drive is great for this time. great for a tuesday. and peninsula drive, great time for any time of day. it is 6:43 now. 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 mission to improve public transportation. leaders are committed to the goal of making public transit the primary option for at least half of all city commuters. april is national child abuse awareness month and happening later leaders will raise a memorial flag later this morning and supervisors will introduce a new hotline to report child abuse. the ceremony gets under way at 9:00. i love this story happening today. a man who helped save his neighbor from a burning home is getting an accommodation from the city. chad collins, the neighbor, heard that explosion, then saw

his elderly neighbor crawling through the rubble of her burned out home. collins sprang to action, saving his neighbor from the fire. at 6:44, president trump is sounding the alarm about refugees from honduras. scott mcgrew, they're heading north to mexico and he wants u.s. to stop them. >> yes. he's tweeted about this several times. at first he was vague. he's made it cleerks he means honduran refugees. this is in oaxaca. president trump has said several times the group is coming to america to take advantage for daca, to apply for daca status, which is impossible. the daca rules say you have to have lived in the united states since 2007. those people you saw are not eligible for daca in any way, shape, or form. the president tweeting the morning the big caravan of people from honduras coming

across mexico and heading to our weak laws border had better be stopped before they get here and says congress must act now. congress is, in fact, in recess. the president's really moved right on immigration, further right. and that seems to be paying off. while we run the risk of confusing cause and effect, in the last few days, the president's polling has moved to the positive. now 50% of americans now approve of the president in a three-day tracking poll. and he's once again praising sinclair broadcasting. that's the television company that owns 200 stations around the nation. it's waiting for the trump administration to approve many more. we tuned into sinclair's seattle station. the young woman here is talking about fighting in syria over the weekend. sinclair's come under fire for forcing local tv stations to run content like this. the president says sinclair's

far superior. the network says cnn and others are honest. the epa announcing the end of strict obama rules regarding gas mileage. we'll talk about that tomorrow morning. in the meantime we'll update you on twitter. you can find me on twitter @scottmcgrew. we want to take you to baseball. today's giants' home opener at at&t park will be special. >> that's because this is the thetheir 60th anniversary from new york to san francisco. this ballpark is their 18th year. this is, however, the franchise's 136th season. here's a quick trip down memory lane. the giants moved to the bay area in 1958. they played a few seasons at the

steel mission. fans can visit the exhibit. here's giants ceo larry be ry b. the giants moves from steel stadium to candlestick sharing it with the 49ers. in 1999 they moved to at&t park. >> looking at that black-and-white footage remiechblds me of the old days. >> back when i was a pup. >> when i was a little kid and they came to town. >> there are people who do remember new york giants moving to san francisco and they're still fans. well, looking at the weather today for the baseball, a nice day. >> you couldn't ask for better weather. >> at least we don't have to worry about the snow here, right? opening day's here. we're just tracking sunshine for today and mostly dry conditions.

current temperatures right now in the 40s and the 50s in peninsula. 50 degrees right now. tri-valley, 44. san francisco's at about 49 degrees. we've got a couple of high clouds here and there. don't worry. they're not rain-producing clouds. i've just clouds to add to your scenery. we've got a ridge bridging those around. san francisco's temperature trend will climb nicely into the 50s by 11:00 a.m. probably now 62 degrees. as we inch closer toward the middle and end of the week, we've got an incoming system, which is why we've got storm ranger. it's currently scanning in our parking lot. mobile.ranger is moving in so we can given you high-resolution detail and the storm moves in. it's subtropical moisture which means it ooh going to get muggy and humid outside as early as thursday. we're going to see an increase in cloud cover. you may start feeling sticky

then. rain estimates right now, up to possibly five inches. san jose falls in that. but san jose might see an inch or more from this storm system. again, that number could change as we inch closer toward that system. 26 degrees right now. we still have plenty of snow out there and that might bring concern as we head toward the system. it's a warm system, which means it could melt a lot of that snow that could create a concern for a lot of the flooding. now, as we head in toward saturday and sunday, there's a possibility we might get a couple of snow shower. your worst travel conditions if you had planned to will definitely be friday and saturday. thursday night into friday early morning. here's a look at what we can expect. we're not under a microclimate alert right now, but i wanted to tease you ahead. the main impact will definitely be friday and saturday. fast creeks and rivers. again, wind gusts, 15 to 35

miles an hour and the timing and intensity will change but tony, one of our producers, is going to a concert on friday night. i told him to bring poncho. widespread continuous heavy rain, you're going to be soaked out there. as we head in toward saturday, the showers become a little more scattered. still we'll be off to a wet weekend. sunday it clears out. mike? >> if tony doesn't bring a poncho, i don't know. almost seven on a tuesday. look how light the traffic flow is through the south bay. a lietz build. no major concern. here's 87. 101 shows continued slowing. that is going to stick around for at least much of the morning commute. it timids to build later. with all of these schools off except for the mountain view district. that one's on and a come around the bay. there will be a traffic flow and

a light build around san marte. easing up a little bit. a stalled vehicle north of the summit. aisle get more detail and let you know if that's a problem to or from santa cruz. right here, the taillights past the truck scales all the way into oakland. no real delays. here palo alto shows how light it is on peninsula. it's heading all the way into san francisco without delay. 280 even clearer than this. that's how good it is. back to you. >> pretty shabby. breaking news in the east bay where there is police activity right along a busy highway. the latest information we're learning from the field. but first happening now new this morning, a warning to beer drinkers. stella artois is recalling its beer. there may be glass inside the

bottles. if you have them, you can return them. thailand has made one of its largest drug busts in history seegz nearly $23 million of the drug. more than 15 million pounds was seized as it was being transported to malaysia. more news after the break. (tim(

today is the giants ) home opener-- and we )re getting welcome back. the time now, 6:54.

today is the giants' home oerp and we're getting you ready for the big game. first we want to get a big look at the top stories on "today in the bay." >> breaking news, police say overnight officers were chasing a car that got stuck in the mud. this is on her klis near highway 4 where there is still a lot of police activity ongoing. we talked with a rancher who lives in the area. police told him there were two men in a stolen car when they drove in the field and missed a turn and took off on foot as they tried to run away from police. so far police have not issued a statement. cracking down on carpool lane cheaters, they're in the middle of testing out a new camera system that could defektd cheaters. the metropolitan transportation system says they won't say which highway they're testing. no tickets or warnings will be issued during the test but if it works it could be implemented in the future.

>> san francisco could soon ban a rent control loophole. housing advocates call this unfair and a san francisco supervisor will issue a ban that will ban landlords from passing property tax and other debts to renters. they can still pass on the repairs they make to buildings to rehn tors. >> a school district has settled with students over an instagram account. it included racial incidents. the students were disciplined for not alerting the district. together they'll receive about $500,000. however, the creator of the account is still fighting expulsion. a live look at northgate mall at san rafael easter r'fur.

a woman found a phone in the bathroom and called pleechlts police tell nbc bay area, he has been convicted several times before for a similar incident. >> relatives for stephon clark will join lawmakers. clark was shot and killed last month. officers say they thought he had a gun, but it turned out to be a cell phone. democratic lawmakers will turn out a bill that will restrict lethal shooting to only when there are no other reasonable abt being trapped in trapped in the sewer system for 12 hours. we followed his rescue all morning yesterday on "today in the bay." sludge water washed him about a half mile down from where he first fell into that sewer line. a sanitation worker dropped a

camera in, spotted the boy, and workers dropped a hose to pull him to safety. he called the experience a nightmare yesterday only after he was decontaminated at the hospital. >> i was awake all night standing up. >> he sa mariners. thousands of giants fans. these four fans included. it's the team opener at at&t park against the seattle mariners and we're looking at live pictures of the stadium right now where you can see it's a little breezy but not rainy. the game starts at 1:35. the fans are stoeld to get there early and be seated by 1:00 because they have some major festivities planned for today including a special opening pitch. it's the giants' 60th season

here at golden state. wee going to be there as well reporting for our midday newscast. wheel be talking with big named giantses like dusty baker and barry bonds. we don't want to miss. we're going to hop in the car as soon as the newscast is done. >> it's a perfect day. >> it is. over the next few days we have big changes ahead, but the giants game is going to be comfortable. we're talking a high of 62 in san francisco. >> all right. so traffic usually when we have it -- >> you guys should be okay, but i'll watch out for you guys. we'll look out over the east bay. we soo a backup at the berkeley curve. that will build up for morning and kick in at 11:00 as folks head across the bay to the home opener. you can use caltrans. a special service for the giants festivities as well. >> very good. we'll have to get into the swing of it all.

don't forget to join us for the midday newscast. you'll see us live at at&t park for live coverage of opening day. good morning. . good morning. fed up. that teacher revolt over low pay and funding cuts growing by the day. closing schools yet kben. as thousands of teachers in other states join the movement. primed for a fight. president trump's assault on amazon sends the tech giant stock tumbling. while wall street worries about a trade war. >> lucky to be alive. >> i was just praying to god po