, now a 4:30, body cam video captures alec baldwin and the crew speaking with police hours after the gunshot was fired. you'll hear his first words after the tranlg revelations and multiple agencies responding, also the video police want you to see. this is "today in the bay." good tuesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> even i'm laura garcia. we'll have the latest on the missing infant in a moment. you could also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> we'll get a look at the commute in a bit. mike is keeping track of that. first we want to start with the

forecast for you this morning, starting out nice and cool. >> it's nice and cool and we're going to see cooler temperatures coming in for later today. a live look outside in san jose, we're going to see a cloudy start, and also some gusty winds starting to pick up as our temperatures won't be as warm as yesterday, in fact, about ten degrees cooler coming down from yesterday's highs, as we head for the upper 60s. take a look the aour forecast for today, for your microclimate, we're still feeling warm air in fairfield reaching 79 degrees. mostly low 70s and upper 60s for much of the rest of the bay area. some upper 50s near the coast so a wide range in temperatures for today. we'll talk about more changes ahead in the forecast and mike, the crews are clearing the san mateo bridge. >> just in the last few minutes, kari, i watched as the crews were still blocking that right lane from overnight roadwork, it will be there again tonight, westbound has now cleared all lanes across the span. eastbound didn't have any lanes

closed, we'll lose one lane at 7:00 p.m. tonight. the dumbarton bridge no slowdowns. to the latest overnight developments breaking news out of san jose, the search for this missing infant. a 30-month-old baby was kidnapped yesterday afternoon, a live lookout side the apartment near 808 and the alameda. >> multiple agencies including a team of fbi agents assisting in that search for brandon quellar, he was taken while his grandmother was unloading groceries, this is moments after that man casually walking down elm street, this is near 880 and at lame da, a block away from bellerman college prep. >> here say closer look at the

suspect. police describe him as a hispanic man with dark complexion and short hair. he's seen wearing a black face mask and black pants and a dark blue shirt. he also had gray air jordans with white trim and a gray baseball hat. an unspecified cash reward is being offered in connection to this case. this morning, we are also learning fbi joined that search to find the suspect and little baby brandon. >> but how exactly did it all happen? "today in the bay's" ian cull has the latest on the search and the few clues investigators have to work off of. >> reporter: surveillance video shows moments after a 3-month-old boy was taken away from his san jose home. the family has no idea who the man is. it happened at an apartment complex near 880 in the alameda. >> according to grandmother, she came home to this apartment located in the 1,000 block of elm street, took the baby in the apartment, went downstairs to

unload some groceries and that short amount of time, someone entered the apartment, you have the images and video and left with the baby. >> the the baby boy is brandon, the suspect is a hispanic man with dark complexion and short hair, wearing black pants, gray air airdonees and gray baseball hat on. the baby carrier is black and a white blanket over it. >> this is going to get solved somebody calling us, i know where this baby is. >> reporter: the fbi is sending its child abduction response team to help, an amber alert will be issued once police get a description of the car he was driving. >> if you have this baby, please get that baby back to its mother. we can deal with consequences after. anybody who is a mother or a father, you don't love anything more than you love your child.

this mother right now is going through a very, very bad time. >> reporter: ian cull, "today in the bay." >> she must be heartbroken. if you have information, police, you heard them there, they are urging you to call them, either 911 or one of these hotlines they set up. take a look at your screen. there's those numbers. 408-537-1142, 408-537-1916, 408-537-1282. again, send in tips, call in these numbers. officers are standing by to answer the phones. we have numbers on our website as well, nbcbayarea.com, we'll also post them all on social media this morning for you. 5:35 this morning. this week, folks in the north bay may see a small plane flying low and slow. it's pg&e's fixed wing cessna inspecting not those power lines overhead but the gas lines underground.

the planes are also looking for any human activity that could damage the lines along with any natural movement like landslides. >> the airplane has an hd camera affixed to it and it has infrared capabilities that could see the pipeline which is obviously underneath the ground so that will help the airplane locate the pipelines and check to see if there's any digging or construction or anything that could impact the pipeline or obstruct pg&e's access to that pipeline. >> some of the utility lines can be just inches below the surface so pg&e reminds all of us that we shaw call 811 before beginning any project where you live or where you work, whether it's a big project like digging a trench, replacing a fence post or just planting a tree. pg&e will show up to mark where the lines are so we can work safely. 4:36. the meta verse making its debut in the bay. ahead for you here on "today in the bay," where you can soon explore the virtual world.

plus, twitter bought out by elon musk, the tesla founder calls it a win for free speech. a lot more news ahead on this tuesday morning. 6:36, you're watching "today in the bay."

>> good tuesday morning. right now at 4:39, as you're making plans along the coast today, take a look at half moon bay's forecast, at 8:00 we're seeing clouds but then it does become gradually sunny, but look at those temperatures staying in the 50s today and it's going to

be super windy. we're going to see the high winds continue today as our temperature drop. we'll look at all of our microclimates in the forecast coming up. and looking at oakland by the coliseum, the home of the oakland a's, who will be across the bay starting the bay bridge series, conflict from either side for our baseball teams, see if there's any conflict in the business world, we'll check in with silvan. >> i'm silvana henao from wall street. the dow cutting a 500-point loss to close up nearly 240 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq reversing losses to end higher as big tech names such as microsoft, alphabet and meta were up. reports on durable goods, home prices, new home sales and consumer confidence plus

earnings from 3m, ups, microsoft, alphabet, general motors and visa. meta, facebook's parent company, is eager to promote the meta verse, opening a retail store in the regular verse. the physical store will open may 9th on the campus of meta's reality labs in burlingame, offer demme lows of oculus headsets and smartglasses cobranded with raban. apple has been wildly successful with more than 500 locations. microsoft shut its retail stores in 2020 am done will be closing stores. elon musk is taking twitter private for $44 billion or about $54 a share. this comes just weeks after musk disclosed he owned a stake in twitter, rejected a seat on the board and then made the buyout bid. musk has lined up $25 billion in

financing from lenders and says he will kick in the rest out of his own pocket, which will likely come from selling some of his tesla stock. musk has called for fewer limits on what users can and can't post on twitter, wants to ensure posts are made by real users, not bots, suggested shifting from an ad base to a subscription model and open up twitter's algorithm to review by outsiders. >> you had me until the cost part. eh. paying for twitter? you know, that's going to be a tough one. >> exactly. >> i think people would rather deal with ads. >> still a lot of uncertainty. i think so, too, probably. >> thanks, silvana. protecting oakland's chinatown. coming up next on "today in the bay," the extra help officers are getting and the new tools used to help crack down on crime. 4:42. we'll be right back.

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time for that monday commute without any problems, issues and i expect this will be clear in the next ten minutes, we should be able to restore connection between 680 and 84. 84 cutting down through pleasanton and livermore and everything we expect coming out of vasco and contra costa county. a smooth drive across the benicia bridge, no problems like we had early yesterday and a smooth flow of traffic toward the bay bridge. let me get out of your way, this is a beautiful view from our emeryville camera looking across toward san francisco. you see the city lights in the distance and the tail lights going westbound. this evening it will get crowded, folks are headed there for a baseball game between both teams, kari. >> we got that going on. we're starting out this morning for a lot of people just heading off for work in the low 50s in many spots. it's a mild spot. upper 50s out of oracle park, it's going to be very windy, make sure you're wearing lots of layers because it's probably going to feel a lot cooler than

that temperature and especially as we drop into the mid-50s, going into the evening, with those gusts at 25 to 30 miles per hour. it's going to feel very chilly, and our highs for the south bay will come down just a couple of degrees, up to 71 degrees in san jose, that's out of the upper 70s that we had yesterday, and danville will reach 73 degrees. oakland in the upper 60s. san mateo reaching 65 degrees. you can see the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, downtown in san francisco reaching 63, but it's going to be very windy once again today, and we do have some clouds to start but then once it clears out, we'll head for the mid-70s. the wind will be the main story today, as we take a look at our wind gust forecast at about 35 miles per hour, in san francisco at 2:00 this afternoon, also for oakland, about 20 to 25-mile-per-hour winds and it still stays breezy along the coastline overnight but some of our valleys will start to see some calmer winds, and this is

the reason why, we have this front that's sweeping through and unfortunately no rain with it, but we are going to see a dry weather pattern for the next few days, but then as we look ahead to the beginning of may, we may see that rain coming back, and it could be at least for the first part of next week a good chance of showers moving through. as our temperatures warm up over the next ten days we'll see that for the weekend. look at when we get that rain chance it's going to be slightly cooler no, major changes here as far as temperatures. mostly in the 70s for the inland areas but it will be a very warm weekend, make plans to get outside and maybed enjoy the warm weather. with san francisco not only today but the next several days even going into the weekend. as we turn to our climate in temperatures with the warmer weather we could have a longer growing season and that could

mean more pollen floating through the air. as we look at the graph, we've seen some longer growing seasons across the country, less freezing means that we are seeing those plants staying around longer and with the climate change, warming temperatures, we could see that causing longer pollen seasons. on average it's 20 days longer than in the past but for the growing season on average across the country it's a 16-day increase, with higher carbon dioxide in the air, we could see also an increase in pollen, mainly ragweed and grass pollen and by the year 2100, there may be a 200% increase in pollen for all of us who suffer with allergies. that sounds horrible! but about 60% of the 25 million americans deal with asthma and that could also increase with a higher temperatures, more pollen and that can trigger more asthma

attacks so this has a bigger health impact rather than just suffering from seasonal allergies. so we are unfortunately with warmer temperatures going into the next few years going to have to deal with more of that. you can see more stories on how climate change impacts us around the world and our health. check out our climate in crisis page on nbcbayarea.com. >> kari, i think i'm feeling some of those forecasts this morning. thanks. representatives from fire fighting agencies around the globe are gathering here in the bay area in san francisco. they're taking part in a two-day wildfire management summit and those topics include wildfire prevention, detection, prediction and suppression. organizers say the federal government spends now more than $5 billion per year on wildfire management through various agencies. california meanwhile spent $2 billion just last year.

in just a few hours a former theranos lab director in the trial of sunny balwani. the lab director suggested balwani served as acting took p decision-making, the defense is trying to portray balwani more of a wealthy observer. other witnesses expected to testify include patients who claim they received inaccurate results from the company's blood testing machines. in the east bay, oakland's chinatown store owners say new measures aimed at reducing crime are working. a couple incidents over the weekend but volunteers and extra police quickly came to the rescue. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda shows us what happened. >> trust me, when you heart the safety alert it's ten times louder so this is the one that the present woman deployed this device. >> reporter: in this store's surveillance video the pregnant store owner carrying the air

warn and chasing away the alleged shoplifter. carl chan with the chamber of commerce says the donated tools to store owners such as the safety alert and pepper spray are helping volunteers with the blue angels patrol prevent and solve crimes. last weekend, teen volunteers made a difference. >> someone holding a knife and sharp object, seniors near the migration center so this young, you know blue angels, volunteers, when they saw the situation they quickly reported it to the police. >> reporter: jackie quang is just 13 years old, a middle school student. >> we are trained if it's suspicious, take a picture and send it to our veterans or adult volunteers and if it's really, really suspicious, like someone holding a knife or like someone yelling in the street at

someone, contact the police, let them know. >> reporter: jacky and other volunteers carry radios and wear body cameras and more surveillance cameras are now in chinatown which cut down on crime along with increased police presence since last to e incidents every day down to only a couple of incidents, you know, in a few months. so that is a huge difference. >> reporter: car vandalism and thefts are also down, which gives store owners hope things are turning around and with the warmer weather, store owners hope more people will come out to oakland's chinatown. >> it kind of makes me happy to like be able to help out this community. >> reporter: sharon katsuda, "nbc bay area news." will he stay or will he go? coming up next on "today in the bay," the 49 erdsers, hear their thoughts on deebo samuel. we'll hear from general manager

john lynch. people seeking higher education are taking a break, the findings from a new gallup poll in partnership with private education. three-fourths of students going into bachelor's programs and two-thirds of adults seeking a masters degree cited emotional distress as a top concern. about half of those surveyed also say that the pandemic is likely to affect their enrollment. we'll be right back.

welcome back. 4:567 for you this morning. happening today, the return of the bay area's biggest baseball rivalry, the bay bridge series. and tonight the oakland a's traveling west, you know, just across the bay bridge anyway,

will take on the giants at oracle park in the first two of games there. first pitch is at 6:45 tonight. the teams play two more games against each other in early august. those games will be in oakland. >> always a lot of fun. 49ers dealing with some issues outside the draft that starts on thursday. the distractions surround deebo, that's wide receiver deebo samuel, now being used as more of an all-purpose player and without a long-term deal he's worried about potential injuries. yesterday general manager john lynch said the 49ers have no plans to trade him anywhere. >> do you make people around you better? he checks that box. he's a great teammate and you know, i think of things like priority games, get out there and always throwing the ball with the fans, i think he's been a great member of our community so we've got nothing but love for him, and nothing but appreciation for what he's brought, but you don't let guys like that walk, so you know, i can't envision a scenario where we would.

>> nice to have your boss say those things. as for the draft, the niners do not have a first round pick. rounds two and three happen friday with the last round happening on saturday. 4:57, a twitter takeover. scott mcgrew is breaking down the changes workers and users can expect once elon musk takes over. and we continue to following breaking news this morning, new information that could lead police closer to the man who kidnapped a baby from the south bay. we'll be right back.

i hope they find the baby, and catch the guy before not too long. >> breaking now at 5:00, a south bay family in ago know as a search for their stolen infant continues. >> here is a live look at the home where the baby was taken. we're live on the scene with the latest in the information. also coming into the newsroom the photo of the suspect's vehicle that police want to you see. this is "today in the bay." good tuesday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to keep you up to date no matter where you're going so you can catch us liven roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online.