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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> berkeley city leaders encourage business on telegraph avenue to put an all nighter pull an all nighter permanentl permanently. city council voted to extend operating hours for businesses in the area of telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft way next to the uc berkeley campus. lillian is live in berkeley with more. >> 2:00 a.m. is the latest business here on telegraph can stay open but in a matter of weeks some could be operating around the clock. night owl could soon have more option in berkeley. many cal students like the sound of that. >> if we are not heading to the city or something like that, there's always something like we are looking to do. in one month businesses on telegraph avenue between bancroft and dwight way will be allowed to stay open 24 hours without paying a fee or lengthy city permit process. part of berkeley attempt to recitalize the neighborhood. 4 block stretch plagued by vacate an situation. owner of the old book store hopes it brings much feeded change. >> even before the 60's there was whole beat nick scene here and definitely had a night life. night to bring it back. >> change applies to any business that wants to take advantage drugstore to restaurants and this sports bar says it's seriously considering staying open 24 hours. >> a lot of time students come to study so if we can provide a late night. option for students to come and study and have a really nice bite to eat it could be good for them. >> not everyone is excited about the possibility. michael chew lives from an apartment on telegraph. >> going to be a lot of noise at nighttime. hard to sleep. i'm against it. >>reporter: despite such concern city leaders moving ahead and considering even more changes to telegraph that will could have everything from parking to music events. >> my support for trying this is based on the fact that this is what the people to live with here has said they want to see. >>reporter: and berkeley city council will vote on the next set of improvement at the end of the month. live in berkele berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thanks. >> thieves ran off with nearly 20,000 dollars in gift cards belonging to petaluma elementary school today. gift cards were purchased by the parent teacher association for fundraiser. cards and several check were his taken out of a locked car in front of parent home early this morning. right now police no suspect. >> new high tech did he vase giving criminal easy access to cars and stumpping police. take a look at the survillains video from long beach. man approach a park. he holds device in the hand. disables the car alarm and unlock the car door. in this video it worked on mazda and accura. but didn't give the thieves access to ford or cadillac. police say they have never seen figure like this. >> shown this video to experts in the field and everybody right now is they don't know what it is. e-long beach police say they are working with law enforcement agency across the country and vehicle manufacturer to identify the technology being used. >> get to the bottom of that quickly. >> facebook wants to change the way you use your phone. zuckerberg released home today. software that puts facebook content on the home screen rather than requiring to you check app for the same information. urn turn the phone on and facebook photo first seechbility work only on android phone and eventually available on tablet. home begin rolling out on april 12t 12th. >> target is apologizing after backlash over the color description on a dress. this is the target ad for maxi-dress. stand arrested size investigation of the dress is available in dark gray but the same color in the plus size version is described as manatee gray. take a look. these are manatee. large marine mammal sometimes called sea cow. orange county woman talked about the discrepancy and got attention. target caught wind and issued apology saying they are work to go fix tonight i'll bet. why run when you can walk? new study says when it comes to your heart one may as good as another. walking briskly than lower the risk for high blur the study by the berkeley lab prepared tens of thus of rirns and waishtion. distance rather than speed reaps the ben. health advantages are very similar. >> a little bit of an excuse to not get throughout today because of the rain. >> it was pouring this morning and sandhya is here but that excuse may going away for awhile. >> absolutely. tomorrow you have no excuse. i'll check out live doppler 7hd right now we have clouds around. fog around half moon bay reporting visibility to quarter of a mile and drizzle spots most of the moytion falling below the radar beam. topic of moisture check out the rainfall total past 24 hours here. 45 hundredths inch in san francisco. 63 hundredths san rafael. oakland fairfield under half inch only 15 hundredths livermore. san jose mountain view redwood city 27 hundredths half inch in boulder creek with the storm that came through here today. view from the emeryville camer camera. see all the low clouds as we look back towards the bay and san francisco. 55 right now in san francisco. 57 in san jose. here's view from the new high definition golden gate bridge camera and we have some fog and clouds around also mist drizzle out there. santa rosa 55 degrees. 58 in livermore. union city 59 and los gatos sits in the mid 50's. highlights. clouds fog spotty showers overnight tonight. mostly cloudy tomorrow. weekend chance of showers so both days talk about it in just a moment. tomorrow it's the giants home opener against the st. louis cardinals at&t park mostly cloudy low 60's dropping down to the upper 50's. take a light jacket with you if heading there. could be a couple sprinkle but not expecting any real rain tomorrow for the home opener. that's a winning forecast. >> all right for the giants that is. >> pushing off to the east. basically lacking spotty drizzle for the morning commut commute. still a lot of low clouds around and then for the weekend it's unsettled. 2 systems moving through very weak systems. best possibility of seeing any light showers will be in the north bay both days and if heading to tahoe doing more last minute spring skiing i know the window starting to close now mostly cloudy friday. low 50's. saturday slight chance of showers. sunday better chance of showers. morning low in the upper 20's to low 30's afternoon high in the low 50's. here's look at the computer animation. tonight 11:00 p.m. clouds fog spotty drizzle. 8:00 a.m. saturday i'm just fast forwarding to the weekend. you see light showers in the north bay. could see a few as we head into the 10, 11:00 o'clock hour saturday morning then that's it. sunday morning we have an area wide possibility of seeing showers but even that will be winding down by nann time so if you have afternoon plans things are looking fen beth days but morning plans may include wet weather. first they think tomorrow morning give yourself plenty of time. upper 40's to low 50's. fog around. spotty drizzle creating damp roadway and cloud cover out there for the afternoon mostly cloudy could be few sprinkles. most areas will see the temperatures coming. 67 in napa tomorrow. 66 oakland exploratorium half man bay 62 palo alto 66 upper 60's around san jose livermore and antioch. here's 7 day forecast. could be few sprinkle total. chance of some early showers saturday. another round of showers sunday very light. check out the warming trend. i know a lot of people excited about this tuesday through thursday 70's around the baylow to mid 60's at the coast. 7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. twitter very latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine video forecast spare the air alert power outage info and weather tweet from the favorite weather team. >> a lieutenant on there 4. >> absolutely we do. >> thanks very much. >> we can say what have we want about josh and his look but ult matt maltly he laughs all the way to the bank. >> larry here with that story. >> and to the bleachers. now it's said everything has its beauty but not everyone seess t it. obviously he never saw josh reddick beard. a's slug we are hair raising clout of we are hair raising clout of the season. is he ever >> good evening everybody. we went deep that the archives for this. great confucius had one. so did lincoln. now josh reddick is carrying on the tradition of furry face beard. is a outfielder repeat dad he's not shaving. in the for you. not for me. wrapping up the 4 game series with matinee. 1 handed grap grab. also with a beard. coincidence? i think not. reddick came in o for 10. taking away the power. no. 2 run homer in the first. 2 for 3 today. 4 rbi. 2 nothing a's. i want some. this is fourth homer of the season. lead cut to 3-two say it again. tl the second of the year here. maybe confucius said it first. i don't know. powering them to victory. split the series and hit the road now for 3 games in houston. >> pretty good swing in the past few games and haven't got anything to fall yet so i think it's just a level of going up there with the confidence i have to hit the ball and in the trying to get too much out of my zone and trying to help the team when i can. >> and giants with day off as mentioned. hoement home opener tomorrow against the cardinals. cal women basketball team left for the final 4 in new orleans. coach listened situation said just as important as practice was stopping at cafe due monhome of the world famous benet. like the iconic new orleans dessert the season has been sweet for cal. nobody expected a final if you are meeting with louisville. bears honored at pep rally in berkeley today before they departed. they know they are not the favorite to win the national title. that's just fine with them. >> tried and true and been there. i now realize how amazing for coaches in the team final 4 up to 6 years in a row. it's neat but we have a pretty good game in the first game with exciting players and great basketball around the country and feels neat to republic the west coast. >> nba action tonight best in the west squaring off. serj tleing down. do you remember rapt taking duncan off the dribble. 25. thunder win it 100 to 88. half game behind the spurs. top record in the west. lpga first major of the year under way. the championship in rancho mirage. 15-year-old amateur lydia. approach on 10 within a foot for birdie. par 72. 4 shots off the pavements 3 way tie for the lead that includes peterson birdie 18 here. tie with if these ladies. fenl if you are weekend in atlanta began with skills competition. university of detroit mercy dog anderson. no mercy. winning slam dunk title. 1 80 spin with old school reverse cup finish are you kidding me? that was with authority. abc 7 sports. i like the championship. >> difficult. >> 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. may have been confucius who said he's not about yours. >> if i could dunk that's the way would i do it. >> all right it's back. >> some within dear is it the same door? same door? we have the >> look at the wake up weather. may need few extra minutes in the morning. driz he el in some spots. light breeze. temperatures upper 40's to low 50's at 5:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. low to mid 50's. mike is here at in the morning if with updates. >> magical mystery door returned at golden gate park. >> it appeared at the base of tree removed this week as we told you. the officials said the door could harm the tree. but after a public out cry the door came back. >> however it's not the same door. if you take a look the old door on the left is darker. new door on the right and grain is vertical instead of horizontal. >> parks department didn't say what happened to the original door. so much more complicated than people think. >> "jimmy kimmel live"is next. >> guest tonight are patrick democrat as i understand and elizabeth moss. that's our report tonight. >> that's for watching. 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 in the morning. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. have a appreciate your time. have a good hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> berkeley city leaders encourage business on telegraph avenue to put an all nighter pull an all nighter permanentl permanently. city council voted to extend operating hours for businesses in the area of telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft way next to the uc berkeley campus. lillian is live in berkeley with more. >> 2:00 a.m. is the latest business here on telegraph can stay open but in a matter of weeks some could be operating around the clock. night owl could soon have more option in berkeley. many cal students like the sound of that. >> if we are not heading to the city or something like that, there's always something like we are looking to do. in one month businesses on telegraph avenue between bancroft and dwight way will be allowed to stay open 24 hours without paying a fee or lengthy city permit process. part of berkeley attempt to recitalize the neighborhood. 4 block stretch plagued by vacate an situation. owner of the old book store hopes it brings much feeded change. >> even before the 60's there was whole beat nick scene here and definitely had a night life. night to bring it back. >> change applies to any business that wants to take advantage drugstore to restaurants and this sports bar says it's seriously considering staying open 24 hours. >> a lot of time students come to study so if we can provide a late night. option for students to come and study and have a really nice bite to eat it could be good for them. >> not everyone is excited about the possibility. michael chew lives from an apartment on telegraph. >> going to be a lot of noise at nighttime. hard to sleep. i'm against it. >>reporter: despite such concern city leaders moving ahead and considering even more changes to telegraph that will could have everything from parking to music events. >> my support for trying this is based on the fact that this is what the people to live with here has said they want to see. >>reporter: and berkeley city council will vote on the next set of improvement at the end of the month. live in berkele berkeley, abc 7 news. >> thanks. >> thieves ran off with nearly 20,000 dollars in gift cards belonging to petaluma elementary school today. gift cards were purchased by the parent teacher association for fundraiser. cards and several check were his taken out of a locked car in front of parent home early this morning. right now police no suspect. >> new high tech did he vase giving criminal easy access to cars and stumpping police. take a look at the survillains video from long beach. man approach a park. he holds device in the hand. disables the car alarm and unlock the car door. video itn this videot worked on mazda and accura. but didn't give the thieves access to ford or cadillac. police say they have never seen figure like like this. >> shown this video to experts in the field and everybody right now is they don't know what it is. e-long beach police say they are working with law enforcement agency across the country and vehicle manufacturer to identify the technology being used. >> get to the bottom of that quickly. >> facebook wants to change the way you use your phone. zuckerberg released home today. software that puts facebook content on the home screen rather than requiring to you check app for the same information. urn turn the phone on and facebook photo first seechbility work only on android phone and eventually available on tablet. home begin rolling out on april 12t 12th. >> target is apologizing after backlash overscriptionor description on a dress. this is the target ad for maxi-dress. stand arrested size investigation of the dress is available in dark gray but the same color in the plus size version is described as manatee gray. take a look. these are manatee. large marine mammal sometimes called sea cow. orange county woman talked about the discrepancy and got attention. target caught wind and issued apology saying they are work to go fix tonight i'll bet. why run when you can walk? new study says when it comes to your heart one may as good as another. walking briskly than lower the f risk for high blur the study by the berkeley lab prepared tens of thus of rirns and waishtion. distance rather than speed reaps the ben. health advantages are very similar. >> a little bit of an excuse to not get throughout today because of the rain. >> it was pouring this morning and sandhya is here but that excuse may going away for awhile. >> absolutely. tomorrow you have no excuse. i'll check out live doppler 7hd right now we have clouds around. fog around half moon bay reporting visibility to quarter of a mile and drizzle spots most of the moytion falling below the radar beam. topic of moisture check out the rainfall total past 24 hours here. 45 hundredths inch in san francisco. 63 hundredths san rafael. oakland fairfield under half inch only 15 hundredths livermore. san jose mountain view redwood city 27 hundredths half inch in boulder creek with the storm that came through here today. view from the emeryville camer camera. see all the low clouds as we look back towards the bay and san francisco. 55 right now in san francisco. 57 in san jose. here's view from the new high definition golden gate bridge camera and we have some fog and clouds around also mist drizzle out there. santa rosa 55 degrees. 58 in livermore. d union city 59 and los gatos sits in the mid 50's. highlights. clouds fog spotty showers overnight tonight. mostly cloudy tomorrow. weekend chance of showers so both days talk about it in just a moment. tomorrow it's the giants home opener against the st. louis cardinals at&t park mostly cloudy low 60's dropping down to the upper 50's. take a light jacket with you if heading there. could be a couple sprinkle but not expecting any rain rain tomorrow for the home opener. that's a winning forecast. >> all right for the giants that is. >> pushing off to the east. basically lacking spotty drizzle for the morning commut commute. still a lot of low clouds around and then for the weekend it's unsettled. 2 systems moving through very weak systems. best possibility of seeing any light showers will be in the north bay both days and if heading to tahoe doing more last minute spring skiing i know the window star close now close now mostly cloudy friday. low 50's. saturday slight chance of showers. sunday better chance of showers. morning low in the upper 20's to low 30's afternoon high in the here's here's look at the computer animation. tonight 11:00 p.m. clouds fog spotty drizzle. 8:00 a.m. saturday i'm just fast forwarding to the weekend. you see light showers in the north bay. could see a few as we head into the 10, 11:00 o'clock hour saturday morning then that's it. sunday morning we have an area wide possibility of seeing showers but even that will be winding down by nann time so if you have afternoon plans things are looking fen beth days but morning plans may include wet weather. first they think tomorrow morning give yourself plenty of time. upper 40's to low 50's. fog around. spotty drizzle creating damp roadway and cloud cover out there for the afternoon mostly cloudy could be few sprinkles. most areas will see the temperatures coming. 67 in napa tomorrow. 66 oakland exploratorium half man bay 62 palo alto 66 upper 60's around san jose livermore and antioch. here's 7 day forecast. could be few sprinkle total. chance of some early showers saturday. another round of showers sunday very light. check out the warming trend. i know a lot of people excited about this tuesday through thursday 70's around the baylow to mid 60's at the coast. 7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. twitter very latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine video forecast spare the air alert power outage info and weather tweet from the favorite weather team. >> a lieutenant on there 4. >> absolutely we do. >> thanks very much. >> we can say what have we want about josh and his look but ult matt maltly he laughs all the way to the bank. >> larry here with that story. >> and to the bleachers. now it's said everything has its beauty but not everyone seess t it. obviously he never saw josh reddick beard. a's slug we areaising clout of we areaising clout of the season. is he ever >> good evening everybody. we went deep that the archives for this. great confucius had one. so did lincoln. now josh reddick is carrying on the tradition of furry face beard. is a outfielder repeat dad he's not shaving. in the for you. not for me. wrapping up the 4 game series with matinee. 1 handed grap grab. also with a beard. coincidence? i think not. reddick came in o for 10. taking away the power. no. 2 run homer in the first. 2 for 3 today. 4 rbi. 2 nothing a's. i want some. this is fourth homer of the season. lead cut to 3-two say it again. tl the second of the year here. maybenfusiu confucius said it first. i don't know. powering them to victory. split the series and hit the road now for 3 games in houston. >> pretty good swing in the past few games and haven't got anything to fall yet so i think it's just a level of going up there with the confidence i have to hit the ball and in the trying to get too much out of my zone and trying to help the team when i can. >> and giants with day off as mentioned. hoement home opener tomorrow against the cardinals. cal women basketball team left for the final 4 in new orleans. coach listened situation said just as important as practice was stopping at cafe due monhome of the world famous benet. like the iconic new orleans dessert the season has been sweet for cal. nobody expected a final if you are meeting with louisville. bears honored at pep rally in berkeley today before they departed. they know they are not the favorite to win the national title. that's just fine with them. >> tried and true and been there. i now realize how amazing for coaches in the team final 4 up to 6 years in a row. it's neat but we have a pretty good game in the firsting with exciting players and great basketball around the country and feels neat to republic the west coast. >> nba action tonight best inthg the west squaring off. serj tleing down. do you remember rapt taking duncan off the dribble. 25. thunder win it half game half game behind the spurs. top record in the west. lpga first major of the year under way. the championship in rancho mirage. 15-year-old amateur lydia. approach on 10 within a foot for birdie. par 72. 4 shots off the pavements 3 way tie for the lead that includes peterson birdie 18 here. tie with if these ladies. fenl if you are weekend in atlanta began with skills competition. university of detroit mercy dog anderson. no mercy. winning slam dunk title. 1 80 spin with old school reverse cup finish are you kidding me? that was with authority. abc 7 sports. i like the championship. >> difficult. >> 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. may have been confucius who said he's not about yours. >> if i could dunk that's the way would i do it. >> all right it's back. >> some within dear is it the same door? same door? we have the >> look at the wake up weather. may need few extra minutes in the morning. driz he el in some spots. light breeze. temperatures upper 40's to low 50's at 5:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. low to mid 50's. mike is here at in the morning if with updates. >> magical mystery door returned at golden gate park. >> it appeared at the base of tree removed this week as we told you. the officials said the door could harm the tree. but after a public out cry the door came back. >> however it's not the same door. if you take a look the old door on the left is darker. new door on the right and grain is vertical instead of horizontal. >> parks department didn't say what happened to the original door. so much more complicated than people think. >> "jimmy kimmel live"is next. >> guest tonight are patrick democrat as i understand and elizabeth moss. that's our report tonight. >> that's for watching. 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 in the morning. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. have a appreciate your time. have a good hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> this is the one day of the year when it is important to look at the calendar before looking at your computer screen. on april fools day, just about anywhere you go online today, someone will be trying to tell you something that is shocking, surprising. and completely untrue. >> tonight at midnight, youtube dotcom will no longer be accepting entries. >> i encourage everybody to watch as many videos before youtube deletes everything tonight >> reporter: youtube going dark for a decade. twitter will now charge users for using vowels. if you don't want to pay, you can use twitter without the i and e. introducing the shiba-sphere >> reporter: toshiba has a new game console and a host of new games for the whole family. >> announcer: organic farming! bee swat brazil. killer bees! and the latest mmrp: staredown. >> reporter: sony expanding its product line: sony animahlia. headphones for cats,video players for dogs. >> i did this for you >> reporter: google announcing a new service: google nose. >> a flagship olfactory knowledge feature enabling users to search for smells. a 15 million scentibite database of smells from around the world and for g=mail users: how do we recreate something while keeping it exactly the same the answer is g-mail blue. you click on compose. the button is blue. the word itself is blue. bold face is blue. underline is blue. >> reporter: on his virgin airways blog, founder richard branson unveils a new fleet of glass=bottomed airliners. forty niner coach jim harbaugh jumped into the spirit of the day by launching his own clothing line, based on his two=piece wardrobe of khaki pants and black fleece top. >> hail to the chief even the white house web site got in the act, with a special announcement from the president. >> reporter: looks like you were expecting someone else. well. april fools on all of >> reporter: some of the other april fool's announcements: skype says it's launching skype from space. and google unveiled an atm app for google wallet that deliver cash i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: showers continuing. i will have details coming up. 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"for him to be at this point truly is a miracle." the two men accused of the attack, have yet to go to trial. a veteran san jose firefighter, who collapsed while battling a blaze last august, is back on the job. firefighter frank ryan was treated to a 'welcome back breakfast' at station- one this morning. ryan suffered a heart attack on august 30th. as crews were gaining the upper hand on a stubborn 3-alarm fire at st. patrick's church, on east santa clara street. ryan tells kron four's rob fladeboe. he began to feel faint, and the next thing he remembers is waking up in the hospital. ".for five days" ryan received round-the- clock support from his fellow firefighters. they slept in cots at the hospital until he woke up. he has since made a full recovery. >> a north bay city is deploying a different tactic to try and deal with the homeless. some downtown businesses have complained about homeless individuals taking items from dumpsters, urinating on property and other problems. >> i think it is cool it is not their fault that they are homeless. i think that everybody deserves a place in the streets it is a free country. i think people should see it. people are still going to hard ship right now. in response, the police department and a local charity. have created a hot zone map. three areas where they are asking the homeless to avoid. or be respectful, if they do decide to loiter in the designated spots. the mayor calls it the first step in trying to humanely cope with the homeless. however, others say. it is the wrong move. the mayor says, they are also looking at asking the county to help provide more resources for the homeless. so they will have other places to go rather than just hang out around the city. grant? here's a map to show you *where homeless people in san rafael are being asked to avoid.the so called hot- zones officials are targeting. this is downtown san rafael just west of highway 101. one hot zone is the area around fourth and "b" streets. also around fourth and "a" streets. this is the heart of a popular theatre and restaurant district in san rafael. couple blocks away.another hot zone along lincoln avenue between third and fourth streets. that's where the hospice by the bay thrift shop is located.another popular gathering place for transients. >> jacqueline: dry conditions for tomorrow there is another storm impacting us. late wednesday as for the current conditions and temperatures are in the 60s in antioch. 60s and snap-on. the low fifties for the coast. pretty mild. we will see areas of dense fog. it will be slow to clear out. and warmer away from the coast. as i mentioned, the rainfall is returning to the as i mentioned, the rainfall mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! don't stress. we can figure this out. 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[ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> april is national distracted driving awareness month. law enforcement across the state will be looking for people shaving, putting on makeup and the biggest distraction- using smart phones. as we will see with stanley roberts, in his latest edition of people behaving badly. kron4's stanley roberts >> the interesting thing about texting while behind the wheel of a vehicle you tend to be a little distracted sometimes so distracted you have no ideal there is a cop sitting next to you until you look over believe it or not the lane she is in had been green for a while but now that she is busted she becomes confused >> when you make this left turn i want you to pull into the in and out parking lot on my right im out the an officer from the hayward office of the california highway patrol looking for distracted drivers hello officer moore the reason i stopped you were texting at that light back there she told the officer it was because she was at a stop light for the recored anytime you vehicle is in geat and you are on the road you must be hands free if im driving i won't do that look at this lady with a cellphone firmly attached to her ear in the transition to highway 238 in hayward after officer moore got her information i want to find out what she was doing trying to make a call and that was it broken the chp will be out looking for distracted drivers and the sad part they are not hard to find like this man in the red mercedes benz, who doesn't quite seem to notice the black and white patrol car next to him >> who were you talking to? oh, your office but i have to admit our conversation was the best i ever had in the history of people behaving badly i wasn't looking at you i was looking at the fact that it was a cop car i thought to my self i think i dropped the phone because i was done with the call was i driving or was i standing still i thought i was standing still but that dosent matter if you cant do it then you cant do it the law is the law then i told him i do a segment called people behaving badly >> oh wonderful that's all i need publicity on how stupid i am thanks a lot, i don't need helkp looking stupid i can do it with out your help >> and just to be clear hear every person shown in this segment was issued a ticket that may end up costing them 150 dollars for the first offence >> don't be a distracted driver its not worth it >> jacqueline: and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193 and you can also watch it live on kron4.com. gary radnich >> good evening everybody, the giants. with even magic johnson's having some fun with the dodgers. 92 pages, got him out after the sixth. kershaw ... he is going to win this and here is bruce. leading off. the first home run. sandoval had a couple of hits. for-nothing. >> gary: this is from at&t park. they estimated 15,000 fans to watch this on television. with free hot dogs. and even got your picture taken with the world series trophy. this home opener is on friday. much like san francisco if you do not score is tough. and in oakland, all the players coming out. and the a's have not scored a to-nothing = seattle. 2-0 take a look at washington. howard taft knocking over the other presidents and george washington. in our nation's capital. and this young man received a rookie of the year award. and became the youngest player on opening day, ever. strasbourg on the hill with seven shutout. washington has a great team. there raiders have a new quarterback. matt phelan comes over from the seattle. seattle. goodbye to carson polymer he will end up in arizona but larry and arizona still finishing off that to deal with palmer and the 49ers have a new quarterback these young quarterbacks look good but they sometimes could get beat up. take a look this is women's basketball. they have gone to overtime with 14 seconds left. we will probably give you the final after we take a break. we hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> 1986, the last time louisville won it out, the cardinals led by nervous pervis. remember him? kevin ware inspiring just by his presence. wichita state, a nine seed, everybody expected them to show nerveses. didn't happen. taking it to the cardinals early. every team in america has a version of this drill. the ball never touches the ground. louisville down as many as 12. the chain away, luke hancock in the corner. cardinals the lead. that inbounds pass to smith. lays it in. hancock, a saviour off the louisville bench. he had 20. ware and the cardinals survive and advance, 72-68. who do they play in michigan or syracuse. the guy in the blue hat, that's oscar robinson and bill russell. glen robinson iii giving the wolverines the lead. later, trey burke feeding mitch mcgary. the 'cuse, a gritty bunch. southerland, nasty. i'm going for the tie here. jordan morgan, i know of one very somber news director tonight. 61-56 the million. louisville and michigan monday night. >> the cal bears an afterthought heading into the semifinal tomorrow and they're not worried >> it's like an ncaa game for them. so we have really good teammates to play with. >> buster posey with the big contract >> buster posey bobblehead day at at&t park. he wants to hold his mvp trophy. joining select company with the award. the seventh giants player to garner mvp honors. how about these names, hubble, mays, mccovey, mitchell, bonds, and kemp. vogy looking to extend the starting rotation streak of 26 scoreless innings. didn't happen. first inning, carlos beltran, drives one in. giants even the score in the second. homer pence. like the sound of that. off shelby miller over the center field wall. 2-2 in the fifth. beltran getting to vogelsong again. in comes carpenter and holliday. giants trail 5-2 in the eight. sandoval, solo. that as close as san francisco would get. 6-3 the final. vogelsong takes the loss. >> part of the game. got to keep grinding. it happens. stinks when it does happen, but that's baseball. got to keep trying to make pitches, and make a few better ones. >> dan strayly struck out 11 and got the win over houston. openinged to triple-a today. the rope? bartolo colon needed his spot back, coming back of a 50-game suspension after testing for testosterone. coco crisp in the fourth, opposite feel shot. bottom fourth, castro valley high's jason castro, goes opposite field. three-one shot. houston takes the lead. a's the four-run sixth inning. norris, sogard, back-to-back-to-back. colon gets the win. oakland has won four straight. amazing video from nebraska springs football game. that is in our second half hour. this sports report brought to you you by river rock casino. this is really good stuff. >> ama: thank you. just ahead, the dangerous trend of swatting. why so many celebrities are targets and what it will take toen the expensive pranks. >> the one bay area hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, hos the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> good evening, i'm ama daetz in type of's headlines, a big fuel leak has closed a caltrain service in san francisco. 800 gallons of fuel seeped out. crews have to take up the tricks to get out the fuel. that will take some time. the caltrains are running, bypassing the station. >> a two-year-old hurt in an accident is on the mend. corey abrams underwithin disk fusion surgery. three california touris are recovering from wounds from a fight outside a san francisco hotel. the tourist got in a fight and two of them were robbed. >> police in southern california are again fielding emergency calls that send them to the homes of celebrities. there will four this week in the l.a. area and the authorities want to catch the hoax callers. >> calls sound frighteningly real. >> they shot my wife. >> you just shot -- >> this one part of a prank known as swatting is fake. callers use so-called spoofing software to disguise their real phone number, doo w

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. worry. what really happens when you check that suitcase in at the airport. it shows a worker allegedly stealing from suitcases. here is that story. >> police say this hidden camera sting set up by investigators catches him red handed. the 23-year-old worker is searching the suitcases and putting the valuables and then going to a parking lot where his wife would wait. they would search his apartment and discovering 700 items from guns, electronics, purses and jewelry a collection he spent eight months building. >> is there such thing as a luggage profiling, suitcases that are more enticing to thieves? >> when the tsa is screening all of this luggage, they can look inside and see if there is anything there. it is not a hit and miss anymore. they know what is happening and they know where to look. >> it may happen more often than you think. but the airlines don't released the numbers, bad for business. >> authorities do have a bit of advice for the traveler. avoid expensive looking luggage. never check your valuables. report it to the airline and the tsa. abc news, washington. >> tomorrow the bay area travelers will have another nonstop option for flying to europe. scandinavian airlines will launch service between sfo and copen hey again. the -- copenhagan. they will depart six times a week. they are the fourth time for sas. >> we are just hours from the start of tower ball in california. tickets for the jackpot game go on sale at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. lilian kim joins us from a popular place to buy lottery tickets. >> this place has had very good luck with big winners in the past. and there is already a person here waiting in line despite the rain. clearly people are excited about powerball. anticipation has been building for days. powerball ads have been seen on billboards and on the air waves. also part of the pr blitz, a giant red ball that popped up in san francisco over the weekend. >> i would like to win the lottery. >> at 6:00 a.m. on monday, california will become the 4 throughyrd state to join power ball. a ticket is $2 as opposed to $1. and the jackpot is much bigger than what californians are used to. powerball starts at $40 million, dramatically more than mega millions that starts at $12 million and superlotto plus at $7 million. >> we believe and others believe within a couple of years a jackpot could reach $1 billion with california's participation in powerball. we will be adding so many more people playing this game throughout the country. >> what would you think of the billion dollar jackpot? >> oh gosh, it would be great. >> employees expect brisk sales monday morning. this is the luckiest retailer in the state. >> we have another register going to be going. we have our people ready. we know there is going to be a lot of people at that door. >> people who play the lottery regularly say it is about time they joined in on the powerball. >> i am excited. usually we have to call family members in chicago to play for us. thousand that it is around the corner i will be showing up. >> mary hill already has her powerball numbers picked out, and she is well aware of the odds. >> it is like a per cal -- it is like a miracle if you win it, but we'll try. >> the california lottery says powerball should increase school funding by up to $100 million. as far as this gentleman is concerned, he says he knows full well that being first in line will make no difference as far as his chances of winning, but he wanted to be first. live in san lorenzo, lilian kim, abc news. >> we like his enthusiasm for it. thank you, lilian. >>> a celebration of color. hundreds of people blasted each other with colored powder as part of the hindu celebration. it celebrates the coming of spring. today's celebration will help under privileged kids in india pay for school. >>> and we are definitely in the thick of spring with the weather that's been happening. itit is hard to keep up with what has been going on. lisa is in and has what we can expect this week. >> here is a loop of the last three hours. you can see the rain moving from the north to the east bay. heavier downpours around vallejo . 680 and into the east bay we have rain. some down pars from 580 and over toward pleasanton and then down to the santa cruz mountains. up along the coast, san mateo is dry right now. across the bay we are looking at more wet weather. the san mateo bridge the snow is falling. the winds have been gusting all afternoon. right now at the airport, up to 39 miles an hour. we can see wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour here. 28 mile an hour in oakland. and right now the temperatures are cool and they will be dropping further this evening into the low 40s and 53 san francisco and 54 half moon bay. a look at the east bay where we have the wet pavement. slick roadways and 50 in fairfield and 54 in union city. your forecast highlights are scattered showers and breezy through the overnight hours. the rain will fall into the dawn. the san mateo coast and this is where we could see the windest conditions all day long. then the wind subsides and 80 tuesday and into the mid80s on wednesday. winter weather advisory, 6:00 tomorrow, 2 to sikdz inches of snow. gusts have been over 50 miles an hour. there pretty treacherous. low 40s santa rosa and 44 in concord with 45 in morgan hill. by the time the sun comes up tomorrow, the rain is over. the low pressure, strong will be is heading to the sierra nevada and bringing us the showers. with the pressure gradient building in, we are looking at a very windy time of it. here is a look at our wind forecast. 50 mile-an-hour winds along the coast. 10:00 tomorrow, 43 mile an hour wind gusts are possible in san rafael with 37 mile an hour wind gusts in livermore. the winds stay up toward35 miles an hour and upwards of 48 miles an hour along the coast. by the early morning hours the rain is south of here and the scouring out of cloud cover rapidly due to the northwesterly winds. count on the blue skies, but we will not warm up until tuesday. the temperatures then will range anywhere from the low 60s at our coast with those gusty winds. mid60s from hayward and upper 60s and maybe a 70 or so out toward antioch and san jose. the accu-weather seven-day forecast is looking much, much warmer and then a little cooler with the on shore flow on thursday. follow abc7 news at live doppler 7hd for the latest bay area conditions. and get spare the air alerts and power outage information and weather tweets. mike niko is here updating you on the wind and rain. >> thank you, lisa. >>> colin rush is in for shu. updating us on the ladies at cal. >> i guess it wasn't meant to be. they played a really good first half. it was there for the taking. cal up 8 with 11 minutes to play. couldn't close the deal at the women's final four. same deal for the warriors. a playoff b >>> it was a tale of two halves of cal controlling the first 20 minutes, but heartbreak ensued in the final 20. cal came ready to play and seemed unphased by a louisville team that was the darlings of the tournament after their upset at baylor. it was an early 16-10 lead. louisville, the sister duo, that is shoney to jude and cal would go into half time up 10 and after shooting 58%. second half and the senior coast to coast. she had 17 and bears up 8. 19 turnovers by the bears. kept the cardinals in it. anthony to slotter. a minute and a half left and tied at 57. sara hammond and card noels go up 3. 23 seconds left and lyles had a good look. louisville holds cal to 20 half points. >> like i said to our team in the locker room, we can be disappointed about a half of basketball we had back. we will think about that for two minutes. for the next 10,000 minutes i want to thing about what this group did for the university of california. >> that's for sure. the win locked up and uconn advancing the program's 8 championships. unto bible at 29 for the huskies. with a chance to clinch their first playoff birth they let a golden opportunity slip through their fingers. they get into this position and a good first quarter and thompson to landry for a 24-19 lead. they dominate the second quarter and mo williams up 3 for a 10-point lead. williams the runners and 88-78 and utah. curry with 22 points and catch and step back three. the warriors are within five with three and a half to play. he lays it in and he had 21 and 13 and it is a three-point game. williams and he had 25 and the warriors fall 97-90. next chance to climp is tuesday night at home. still to come, could the sharks make it eight straight? could the a's make it five straight. the giants get their jewelry, but matt cane is far from a pitching gem in >>> they received their rings and then matt cane and the giants received an old-fashioned butt kicking from the cardinals. a ring arrived by cable car trolley and tiffany and company. the second time they have done this in three years. the giants leading 2-0 and the wheels come off for matt cane in the fourth inning like batting practice for saint st. louis. the worst outing since april of 2008. most innings since 1902. the cardinals take two of three and owning up to a less than stellar performance. >> for myself and the rest of the guys i wish i had done better. it keeps the excitement going, but it is a long season and we will have a lot more games. >> that's for sure. 156. if everyone has a twin somewhere in the world he found his. cocoa crisp in the fourth and 8-0 oaknd la. 0 for 3 at the plate, but hitting is not the issue. chasing a foul ball and he slides into the wall. x ray ising they tiff and he is day-to-day -- x ray is is kneeing nigh and they -- negative and they won five straight games. get in my belly. the sharks and stars and sunday matinee. this is an incredible goal. backhand top shelf. third goal of the year for him. san jose goes up by two twice in this game the stars come back both time. the rebound and ties it at four. the game goes to a shootout and it is the only goal. 5-4 the final and a seven-game win streak is over. highlights of the lpga first major of the year and jimmie johnson is back in victory lane. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you, colon. >> coming up next, the hollywood blockbuster they are using to turn their citizens against the united states. and an 89-year-old woman attacked in the trunk of her own car. why she is not angry with her captors. and the one thing you should cut out hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, hos the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. in tonight's headlines, for the fifth time in less than a week, police officers shot somebody in the bay area. an early-morning shooting in san francisco left two men in critical condition. two groups were arguing in front of a police station when someone pulled out what looked lake a gun. officers opened fire and the weapon was an air powered gun. >>> a group of juveniles shooting a rap music video got a lifeless son from police. the video included a bank robbery that had cast members waiving replicas of guns. people thought they were real and called police. and this is the one-year anniversary of a tragic traffic accident in concord. a man and his daughter died when a teenager lost control of his car. a memorial vigil was held in his honor. new concerns about north korea. the pentagon has bolstered his missal defenses over tensions with north korea. and now north korea is using hollywood to sell its power to its people. joy new video rel

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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> running on two legs is not a problem for humans, but it is for dogs. oscar has a drag bag, but he doesn't let it hold him back. >> what's up with his back legs? the doctors believe he was born able to walk, but he was hurt. >> on his bag there he has like a pretty lady. >> this is so simple, the dog seems to be doing just fine. the wheelchairs seem cumbersome. >> yes, he is keeping up with the other dogs. >> he does also have a wheelchair. but the drag bag, that's his thing. >> the great thing about oscar is he wants to inspire handicap dogs. he says he feels sorry for them. watch his video. he says sometimes they move slow, obviously he is not moving slow. >> this is dog inspiration for other dogs that have disabilities. >> what i love about oscar is that he can also give love, look. >> this is a cute little dog. >> i like him. >>> the cover of french vogue, it's making people want to cover their eyes. >> he is showing off some man hair. >> that's really his man bush? >> that's what people are calling it. >> what's the big deal? >> it's france -- >> it's not only making people go whoa, but people are saying you know, that's a lot of hair. >> there's nothing wrong with having some hair, but it seems out of control. >> i don't mind it, but it's weird to see on the cover of a magazine. >> she also sporting a mustache. >> and people are like the man's pubes don't bother me, but tis mustache does. >> he begins the photoshoot fully clothed, and as you clothed. >> let's just hope man bush doesn't come back into tile. >>> if you want to see more of what we're talking about, go to our website and check on best of rtm. >>> in norway, where they still have a fun snow, spring and easter is not about the easter bunny, the flowers, and the butterflies. this is how they celebrated on a slope on a huge tomorrow with a ton of people going down the slope. >> wow! >> it's loek a roller coaster. >> how many people are on this tarp, take a guess. >> i got it, let me guess. ♪ >> 144 people? >> they're claiming that on that tarp were 510 people. >> no way. >> that doesn't look like 510 people. >> i don't know if it was the amount of people in the entire day, a lot of people, but when they got to this drk there was a couple more people. >> as it's going down the hill and the bumps, it's like a sea of people. >> people do seem to go in a wave. >> they did lose a couple people right here, this kid held on. everybody goes down smoothly with the exception of the people that got bumped into the sled. >>> he popped the big question, and then popped up in the after proposal video. >> it was just a play. >> how far would you go to tell your best friend that you care? >> for one >>> we're dropping a new beat, we're from the okc-c. i give you first shop remix. >> i'm going to pop that ring, take that baby girl off the market. >> that's kul, they did a "thrift shop" remix. this is the after proposal video. they got engaged, so they had friends and family join them and they made a video right after. ♪ >> so to tell us all about this video, we have kk and david right this minute. we see so many videos of people popping the question, what made you do a post proposal video. >> was the actual proposal real mild? >> yeah, it was. we had breakfast, and we went on the video top. >> the whole production happened on the day of the engagement? >> yes, right after he proposed. >> by the time we were walking down stairs, i had my friend texts i'm here, are we ready to do this? >> this is a ski suit from the real video. so the suit, the jacket with the red cowboy hat. >> you got engaged on march 16th, the video is on april 27th? >> we had things, i already bought the dress, so. >> we really want to get married in vegas, and this was like the only day, so we had the whole wedding planned before i even proposed. >> acts of love. >> ♪ >> how far would you go to tell your best friend that you care. your best friend, best friend for life. see what this guy did, notice that he is disrobing down to his boxers, and there is a surprise beneath those boxer shorts. you're about to see it. >> what! what is that his friend? >> that is his best friend's face tattooed on his butt cheek. >> are you sure this is not like an april fools day brank we're just getting hay hoetting ahold of? >> why would you do this? get a picture, frame it, and keep it on your bedside table. >> maybe this is his way of showing him. >> doesn't it sound like butty instead of buddy. >> let's see him reveal it. >> when a guy gets a tattoo of your face and he is naked -- >> that's a committed hug too. >> as his friend gets older, the tattoo will sag to match his friend. >> at the very end, you have to take a picture to do it justice. they better be best friends for life! >> they're butt buddies! >> yeah they are. >> jackson is catching up on his rtm when one video gets this >>> apparently, if you're jenna marbles dog, you're confused. >> i'm a dog and i am knew here. i am just wondering what are this? what are this? what are this? what are this? >> and apparently russian. >> yeah, that's kermit, jenna marbles dog. >> there's a lot of things you have to figure out what it is. >> i'm very curious, i do not know what these things are, can you tell me? >> her dog just sniffs aroun

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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:12. thanks for waking up so early and joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from our roof cam showing you part of the embarcadero, the ferry building in the background. always a beautiful shot. it should be a little cooler weather-wise today. frances dinglasan will be along shortly with your accuweather forecast. >>> one person has died following a fiery accident in novato. witnesses say a car burst into flames after overturning last night just before seven. it blocked the connector ramp to eastbound highway 37. the chp closed the ramp while crews cleared that scene. >>> chp investigators are trying to determine what caused a ferrari to go off the road along the sonoma county coast yesterday killing two people. the car burst into flames after it left highway 1 and hit a tree near genre. it appears bogey victims died on impact. the chp kept highway 1 closed until about 5:30 yesterday evening while investigators searched for evidence. >>> a busy stretch of highway 101 in marin will see rolling closers this weekend. the highway patrol will set up traffic breaks along the southbound portion of 101 between marin city and the golden gate bridge. it happens this morning. an on-ramp from sensor avenue will also be shut down. reason? it will give geologists a chance to survey a cliff in the area that's been the site of several rockslides. >>> local tech experts are brainstorming on ways to help children and family to overcome autism. at&t teamed up with autism speaks this weekend. teams worked on developing mobile andersons which can help children with autism to learn basic skills from read to go social interaction. >> getting out to the community, raising awareness about the needs of the families and tap into the creative skills and talents of technology industry. >> you have mart developers who can help create andersons that can help kids cope with autism. >> one in every 88 american children suffers from a disorder on the autism spectrum. >>> san francisco may get even tougher on smoking. the city could become the first in the nation to limit the number of retailers selling tobacco. it's the idea of a nonprofit youth organization that's spent years working on this idea. >> there are approximately 1,000 stores in san francisco that sell cigarettes and other tobacco products. it's where those retailers are concentrated that critics want to change. >>> we don't think it's necessary to have four or five different stores that sell tobacco on one block. >> he is a member of san francisco's youth leadership institute which calls it a social justice issue. after spending four years doing research, the group found cigarettes are much more available in low income communities. forks, the south of market tenderloin neighborhood has 270 stores, while the marina has 51 and the inner sunset just 37. >> that's not fair. that's not just in our communities. so we want to create a fair, even playing field, even amount of tobacco permits across the city of san francisco. >> they propose to do that not by taking away existing permits but by limiting the number. new ones. when a retailer sells or goes out of business, the new owner can't offer cigarettes if there are already too many in the district. >> that's not fair for the business. >> he said under the proposal the value of his small market in the mission will go down. >> if i want to sell it, this business, and you know these conditions are going to be enforced on you, you are going to change your mind about buying this business. >> and a smoking rights group says we are simply seeing a level of legs laytive bullying against those who exercise the right to choose or sell a legal product. but the youth group says it's not targeting smokers themselves. >> it's not that we are telling people to stop, we are saying maybe 270 permits in your little area is a little too much. >>> the youth leadership institute has been in talks with the san francisco health department and several city lawmakers and hopes to have a sponsor for their measure by the end of the month. >>> a bird who helps teach kids about wildlife is now missing in san jose. marty the crow escaped from silicon valley. he said he's too accustomed to humans and could be in danger. you say you can identify him because he's wearing a leather anklet and strap on one leg. >>> the second sunday streets event of the season take place today in san francisco's mission district. the free revent starts at 11:00 this morning along valencia street to 24th and from 24th street on valencia to ham shire. streets will be closed to traffic so families and merchants can play and conduct business in a fun and safe environment. the food, music and family abc news tests go on until 4:00 this afternoon. those sunday street things are such a great idea. >> they are. i love going to them, especially the one in mission. >> i hope the weather will be nice. it should be. >> it should be nice. we will see a lot of sunshine again today. but the big story is the wind. i'll show you that in just a little bit. we go to live doppler 7hd to show you clear conditions right now across the bay area. a beautiful live shot from our roof camera here at our abc7 studios. we are looking out toward the bay bridge. winds are light right now, but temperatures are cool. 48 in san francisco. we are only in the 40s and actually a lot of these locations and santa cruz only at 43. so definitely a cooler trend today and that's going to stay with us through tomorrow. another shot for you look down toward san francisco, the bay bridge once again, and the bay in the distance. with these clear skies, temperatures really coming down. in santa rosa 45, napa 44 and los gatos only 42 right now. so here's what you can expect. also for the winds right now, i just want to show you it's going to get pretty breezy this afternoon. but even already along the coast gusts up to 24 miles an hour in half moon bay. that's where we can see winds even up to 30 miles an hour this afternoon. so cooler compared to yesterday and breezy once again. even blustery conditions near the coast and even a chance of rain. i'll show you that with the forecast model. the pacific satellite image says a setup of high pressure, low pressure and with the type pressure gradients in the afternoon, that will give you the breezy conditions. we also have a cooler air mass moving through the bay area, bringing us temperatures a few degrees cooler compared to yesterday and even dropping some more for tomorrow. the forecast model does show a possibility of some light rain and showers tonight in parts of the north bay. but we are talking very light rain, maybe a few hundreds of an inch. and overnight some drizzle perhaps in the south bay in the santa cruz mountains. you will wake up to a dry morning, though, for monday. so rain shouldn't be a problem for the commute or wet roads. it's of it's a very slight chance and light rain at best. highs for today, pretty nice still. but you will notice we are dropping down a few more degrees. san jose 67 degrees. we will find some upper 60s, as well, for you. sorry about that. my computer froze. in parts of the peninsula. 63 in milbrae and along the coast still cool, 79 in the sunset district, 60 downtown san francisco. for the sunday streets, 68 in novato and look for 670s, as well. 67 in san leandro in the east way. low 70s now in the interior valleys. 72 in brentwood and 67 in san ramon. overnight lows on the cool side once again, plain in the 40s with a couple 50s in san francisco, possibly in richmond. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we are cool and breezy conditions, and lookout for windy conditions, as well. so keep that in mind. temperatures coming down again tomorrow, especially in the inland valleys. then sunshine the rest of the week. we will climb back up again into the 10s. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or sign, plus get power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team, including some from lisa, who will be in tonight. that's why she's not here this morning. >> thank you, frances. coming up next, why some starbucks customers will soon be paying less for coffee. and the change that will affect verizon customers who want to >> tomorrow is the day many of us are dreading, the april 15th tax deadline. but there is a silver lining. here's 7 on your side's michael finney with some free tax day deals. >> let's begin at area businesses. these guys have been at it for a couple of guys now and will make tax day a little more bearable by giving out free curley fries. this year those restaurants that are participating are also offering potato cakes and go online and you can also win a tax day prize of $500. cinnamon, between six and eight pm, participating sin bounce will give you two free cinnamon bites. it is a sweet deal. >>> now it's time to get copies made of that tax return. no need to pay for that. office depot has you covered with this coupon offering free black and white copies of your tax return, up to 25 pages worth. there is no need to hurry, it doesn't expire until may 1st, making office depot more understanding than the u.s. government. >> all the way down to the bottom of the feet. >> how does it feel right now? >> the water feels warm and feels almost like a water massage. it feels wonderful. >> that's paula porter and she's giving you a heads-up. hydromessage is giving away free messages on tax day. we found this at planet fitness in richmond. but you can go to a website and find out where they can be found and details on the deal. which takes us to an after-tax dinner from panda, express. prepare your taste buds for glory. the restaurant will be waiting for you on april 17th. by then you will be rested up and ready for the surf and turf which you will be enjoying free of charge. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> verizon is making customers wait a little longer before upgrades. according to the wall street journal, verizon plans to have customers wait 24 months instead of 20 months to upgrade to a new phone t applies to customers who sign a two year contract. the first customers affected by the change are those with a contract expiring in 2014. >>> starbucks coffee is getting a little cheaper. the seattle based company is dropping the list price of its bagged coffee in an effort to stay competitive. in most stores bags will be $8.99 down to $9.99. coming up next, exploring the new exploratorium. a hands-on tour of the new exploratorium set to help to week. and we will meet the man behind all the cool exhibits. >> i'll tell you where hundreds of people will be marching today against u.s. drones when abc7 news returns. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in nor lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. still quiet from live doppler 7hd. clear skies but we will see some breezy conditions this afternoon. so get ready for that once again. we are starting off with cool temperatures also, only in the 40s. then this afternoon there will be more sunshine. the temperatures coming down, especially in the inland valleys where it will be getting into the low 70s, but cool and very breezy, especially along the coast. that's where we will see some of the mid-50s. a chance of rain later on tonight. i'll show you how much you can expect and when it might hit your neighborhood. carolyn. >> thank you, frances. today the golden gate bridge will draw hundreds of more people than it usually does on a busy weekend. but these visitors will not be tourists posing for photos. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live to explain. good morning, kira. >> good morning to you, carolyn. the women for peace group, code pink, will be marching on the golden gate bridge today to protest the u.s. government's use of drones in killing people. we do have video from a march yesterday that happened in downtown san francisco. this was organized by the answer coalition. hundreds of people rallied at market and powell streets at the same time that thousands of other people protested across the u.s. they accuse the u.s. of using drones to kill more than 4700 people worldwide. the use of drones has increased during the war in afghanistan and in fighting terror targets in pakistan. >>> the majority, when the pentagon is the cia don't even know who the targets are, they just look like terrorists. so we think it's high-tech assassinations, high-tech murder and we are trying to bring an end to that. >> those demonstrators also urged local governments to avoid using drones to keep tabs on american citizens. some local lauren forbes meant agencies have studied the ideas of using drones for surveillance purposes, including in alameda county, and we covered that here on abc7 news. code pink marchers will be on the bridge at noon. they will be on the side, not in the road today at noon to protest the u.s. government's use of drones. reporting live in san francisco, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> thank you, kira. some of the democratic party's brightest stars are in northern california this weekend for the california democratic party's annual convention. it's in sacramento. yesterday rising stars and the lieutenant-governor and the attorney general addressed the 2,000 delegates, urging them to use their gains at the ballot box to promote gains. house majority leader nancy pelosicy focused on the core of the party and urged gun control. >> we must restore confidence as a people by passing comprehensive immigration reform, and we will. and we will [applause] >> we must have confidence in public safety by passing gun violence protection, and we will. >> the convention wraps up today. >>> coming up at 8:00 this morning on "this week" martha raddatz has an update on the tense situation between north and south korea. also congress returns this week to disappointing job numbers. a final showdown over guns, and a new budget proposal that includes cuts to social security and medicare for the first time. don't miss "this week" with george stephanopoulos coming up this morning at 8:00 right here on abc7. >>> new this morning, novato may switch electricity providers from pg&e to marin clean energy. on tuesday the novato city council will consider turning just about every other town in the county in switching providers. research shows switching away from pg&e would save the city $9,000 a year. when they looked at the costs last june, they found switching over would actually cost more. >>> also new this morning, a newly-founded san francisco nonprofit will hold a benefit concert called "sing for america" at the palace of fine arts tonight. it is to singers what a marathon is to runners. it's a chance to raise money doing what they love. last year's inaugural benefit concert raised more than $100,000, benefiting some 40 organizations. with the help of sponsors, 100% of the funds raised tonight will go to various arts groups suffering from budget cuts. the concert starts at 7:00, and if you would like more information, you can check our website, abc7news.com under "see it on tv." >>> well, the new exploratorium opens in san francisco in just a few days. abc7 is the official tv partner of the exploratorium. we are excited about the new location. it's at pier15 on the embarcadero. it opens wednesday. here's reporter wayne freedman with a preview. >> put a steve news reporter in front of a mirror and watch what happens, especially if it's a convex mirror reflecting back in three dimensions. >> that is really weird. >> it also reflects sound? >> yes. the same place faces blow up opt particularly, you can whisper into each other's head. >> so against our tour. we met michael brown irrigating a blackberry bush growing on a 330-year-old tree stum in the east wing. he likes the new place. >> a lot more space and an opportunity to try things on a larger scale. >> so you were cramped in the old space? >> we outgrew that place probably about ten years ago. >> it has three times the space than at the palace of fine arts. old things mixed with new. what started in motion, no one has been able to stop it in 30 years. >> why won't it stop? >> because it has super bearings in there. so once you put any energy into it, it keeps going and going and going. >> the subtle attraction would be science, naturally, or maybe we should say natural science. the goal? to open people's eyes and minds without intimidating them. >> science is everywhere. science is in our mind, it's in the world, it's in our own backyard. >> or in the exploratorium's case, now our front yard with a terrific view. natural beauty combined with natural law and a natural attraction even for reporters who forgot about deadlines. >> it almost reminds me of my sort of freshman physics class in high school, but a much more i reverend, fun way. >> you might call it a positive from the negative. the exploratorium had to make this move because the old place in the palace of fine arts needed an earthquake retrofit. $300 million later, san francisco has a new crown jewel on the waterfront and a world-class attraction. at pier 15, abc7 news. >> you can get a preview tonight when abc7 presents more to explore. the make of the new exploratorium. dan ashley is going to be hosting the half-hour special with an exclusive inside look at san francisco's newest treasure. opening day again, it is wednesday, april 17th. >>> come up next, are you tired of all the best concert seats being snapped up by promoters? an effort is underway to change that. it should be music to your ears. and here's a live look from our emeryville cam looking back this way. the wind is the weather star today. frances dinglasan will have all the details and your full accuweat >> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:40 on this sunday morning. thank you for being an early bird, getting up and tuning in to abc7 sunday morning news. we are showing you a live shot of the golden gate bridge. as we told you a bit earlier, demonstrators protesting drones will be walking the span later this morning. we will have more details on that in our next hour. >>> now to some news in sacramento that could impact a lot of us, if you have ever bought or sole event tickets you will be interested in what state lawmakers are doing. they are talking about a measure to make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction. abc7 news capitol correspondent nannette miranda explains. >> are you catching the latest rolling stones concert in maybe pink is more up your alley. for steve, his splurge is sports. nba season tickets. if i pay the money for the tickets they are my tickets and i can choose them however i use. they are mine. >> but when fans buy paperless or will-call only tickets, it's tough to sell them. consumers have to show id at the event or the same credit card use to purchase the tickets, which will not match the new buyer. sometimes pro sports team will require fans to resell tickets on the team's website. the los angeles angels began that this season. >> we want to be sure that when you buy a ticket, it's your ticket. >> assemblyman richard pan introduced a bill that would protect the rights of ticket holders. it would ban restricted tickets by giving owners the right to resell, donate or give them away. >> for most people it's really about, you can't make it the last minute and you want to give it to a family member or friend. >> ticketmaster hasn't seen the proposal but generally opposes any easing of restrictions. he sid the teams or performers themselves determine what forum the tickets are sold. they typically want to keep prices down for their fans. >> they select paperless tickets or will-call only tickets as a method to reduce scalping and those methods are proven to reduce scalping between 75% and 100%. >> steve can't believe sometimes his hands are tied when he can't use his tickets. >> there's really a fundamental concept there, and that is i bought the ticket, is it really my ticket? >> ticketmaster said if you think there's a cans you won't make the event you can chews paper tickets which give you more freedom. the measure gets its first hearing in a couple weeks. abc7 news. >>> i noticed yesterday it really was windy then. i was getting blown about late in the afternoon. >> yeah. you are probably in san francisco near the coast? >> yes. >> it's going to be actually even windier today, carolyn. we are talking 20 to 30 miles per hour winds, especially along the coast. a live view right now from sutro. i will have the details coming up shortly. >> thank you, frances. also ahead, tiger woods trying to put himself back in contention after a controversial second round as he chases his second green jacket. mike shumann has the looking back at the city. you see it bouncing around there and it's not because there's not a steady hand, whatever you want to call it. it's because it is extremely windy. that is going to continue. frances dinglasan is here now sitting in for lisa argen. that's kind of the weather today, correct? >> yes. we can maybe go so far as to say blustery this some areas. it's going to be pretty breezy this afternoon. the closer you are to the coast, the more you will feel it. live doppler 7 now picking up clear skies around the bay area. we have a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge where kira is reporting the protesters later on this afternoon. it will be very windy as they head across the bridge. lookout for that. if you are driving in the area, as well, be careful if you have an s.u.v. orphan. you will feel it, especially across the bridge. temperatures in the 40s in the area. santa cruz only at 43 degrees right now. we also have another shot for you. this time we are looking out towards the bay from the embarcadero. right now winds aren't too bad, but they will pick up this afternoon as we see a stronger pressure gradient between the coast and the inland areas. santa rosa 45, napa 44. and los gatos the cool spot at 42 degrees. so what you need to know for today, cooler and breezy and then blustery near the coast. 20 to 30 miles per hour winds this afternoon with gusts even higher. chance of rain later on this evening. but it's a small chance and very light rainfall is expected. if you are headed to the a's game this afternoon at 1:05, it should be a comfortable day. cooler than yesterday. some clouds and breezy. temperatures in the low 60s, climbing up to 64 degrees by the time the game ends. here's what you can expect and here's why we are seeing some blustery conditions. so we have this area of high pressure and low pressure and it's the pressure difference that creates the strong winds. with this we are also seeing a cooler air mass. we will see temperatures actually tumble a bit more into monday, as well. the forecast model shows that this cool air also brings us a chance of light rain. sunday night 10:00 in the north bay see the areas of light green. most of the areas might not make it over land. it might be drizzle in the south bay, santa cruz mountains early and overnight hours, 4:00, tomorrow morning and by morning commute it should be all gone and we will wake up to clear and very cold conditions once again. highs today, still come to for thible in the south bay, 69 in los gatos, 67 in san jose. but you will notice a little bit of a cooling trend, especially in the interior valleys. 68 in mountain view. 56 in pacifica. san francisco 60 degrees for the sunday streets, and also look for 70 in sonoma. lots of sunshine still in the north bay. and in the east bay. 66 in oakland and the interior areas 70 degrees for you. 71, rather, in antioch. low 70s and upper 60s, as well. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. again, breezy, temperatures also a bit cooler and windy tomorrow, as well. you notice it's really going to come town tomorrow in the in the areas. temperatures will only be in the mid-60s. but then a lot of sunshine all week as we climb back up slowly by the end of the week into the 80s. >> so the wind is really driving the temperatures down today, though? >> yeah, the win is going to make it feel really cool at the coast and then we have the cooler air mass, too, coming our way. >> all right. thank you, frances. let's check out sports. at 11:10 this morning tiger woods tees off, trailing by four strokes at the masters as he tries to overcome the controversial two-stroke penalty from friday's second round. the 14-time major champion has never won coming problem behind going into the final round. here's mike shumann with the highlights from yesterday's third round in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, tiger woods got a wakeup call from the masters rules committee yesterday morning and when he arrived at the could course at 8:00 a.m. he was penalized two strokes for an improper drop in round two on 15. he it a chance at a birdie but it didn't go in. on 15, the hole he was penalized in, he just misses, birdies the hole. the coleader, marc leishman, he's 5-under and two back of the leader. snedeker look for his first major title. on 16, birdies the hole. 7-under with the 2007 masters champ cabrera. on 18 playing par golf all day and saves like that on number 4 but went bogey-bogey. he's 5-un. two shots back, the leader worked. snedeker and cabrera tied at 7-un. three aussies, adam scott, jason day and marc leishman round it out. >>> the sharks are not comfortable in those waters. they have to get better away from the tank if they want to go further in the playoffs. in dallas last night sharks grab a playoff spot with the win. they jump out to a 2-0 first period lead. the deflection. six goals in six nhl games, three against the sharks. stars goalie, richard bachmann, second period robs joe pavelski. pavelski thought he had a sure goal. 2-0, stars. sharks cut into the lead in the third. the power play. 7th goal of the year. two on stars but bachmann was the difference in this game. 31 saves on the night. stars stepped their win streak to five games. 2-1, the final >> a's outfielder yoenis cespedes was placed on the injured list yesterday. a strained muscle happened yesterday sliding into second base. tigers in town with justin verlander on the hill. case closed. the third inning, torii hunter, see ya. prince fielder went deep early in the fourth and three batters later, the three-run shot. 7 runs in 5 2/3 inning. 7-3, that final. >>> cubs hosting giants. madison bumgarner on the hill. 3-0. struck out 6 in 6 2/3 inning. bumgarner scores from second. 3-0 giants. bottom of the nine the san tie august go garcia gets the save. this rolls into the stands. a little banged up. he will be okay. giants win 3-2. they wrap-up the series today with tim lincecum on the mound. that's the way the ball bounces. we will did it again at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >>> coming up next, we will show you a rare desert bloom that hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> one of four georgia firefighters that were kidnapped returns to work. four firefighters were taken hostage when they responded to what was supposed to be a hour-long medical call. none of the firefighters were hurt. >>> a man suspectsed ed of stab a dozen people expected to appear in court this morning. investigators say he stabbed 14 people at lone star community college near houston tuesday. he told authorities he has been fantasizing about stabbing people since he was eight years old. >>> 6:14. the owner of a cruise ship that sank off the italian coast will not have to face criminal charges. costa cruise appear greed to pay a fine. it struck rocks and partially sank in january, 2012. 32 people died in the wreck. the ship's captain remains accused of manslaughter for causing the disaster. if found guilty, he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> the world famous louvre museum was forced to close while workers staged a protest demanding action against very aggressive pick pocketers. they say organized gangs are targeting staff and tourists. they typically see 30,000 visitors a day. some claim of being threatened, spit on or kicked. the louvre has filed an official complaint. >>> time for a quick check of the day's other top stories. they ended in a soaking mess in san francisco. officers say the car lost control and hit a muni bus and slammed into a fire hydrant. the driver took off. chp says the car was stolen out of modesto. >>> the florida parents charged with kidnapping in court this morning. joshua and share an haken facing charges for false imprisonment, burglary and interference with custody. the boys are now safe with their maternal grandparents. >>> severe storms continue to batter the midwest. a suspected tornado struck in alabama. another in missouri. this morning, missouri's governor is declaring a state of emergency. some injuries have been reported. so far, they are all minor. >>> new this morning, toyota, honda and other companies recalling millions of cars worldwide for identical air bag problems much the company says the air bag on the passenger side might burst sending plastic pieces flying. the recall affecting the toyota corolla, tundra and lexus sc made from november 2000 to march, 2004. honda recalling more than 1 million civics and odysseys, nissan and mazda recalling cars as well. though, at this point, it is unclear exactly which models >>> 6:16. a unique job fair is taking place for veterans looking for work. taking place across the country and here in the bay area. >> it is a great program, all part of an initiative called hiring our heroes trying to get vets back into the workforce. >> reporter: if you are a vet or a spouse of a vet, national guard and reserves, come over to post 318 at 9:30 this morning. bring your resume. dress to impress. what will they find when they get here? >> they are going to find about 35 employers who are ready and willing and very interested in hiring veterans. >> reporter: some of the names of the companies? >> we have google, s.a.p., first command financial. >> reporter: police departments? >> san jose and san francisco police departments. >> reporter: people might be surprised to hear unemployment rates for vets jumps to 25%, 38% if they are under 25. what's going on with that? >> i think what we are seeing is that they are having trouble when they are coming back. that's why we created the program. >> reporter: trouble selling themselves? >> that's one of the problems. the real big problem that we are seeing is that they are having trouble translating their skills. >> reporter: so you have set up hiringourheroes.org. there is a resume tool that will help them craft the resume. >> our resume engine is designed to help them translate their skills. >> reporter: it runs from 9:30 to 1:00 at american legion post 318 on minnesota avenue here in the willow gren neighborholen n san jose. some people will be showing up preregistered but they will be accepting walk-ups. resume, dress to impress. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> 6:18. christina loren is back. tell us tough act to follow from yesterday. we are going to drop off by 15 degrees. at least, we are going to go big in the opposite direction. 6:19 right now. we hit multiple temperature records yesterday. today, we are going to drop you off by 10, 15 degrees in some cases. the reason why, the sea breeze is picking up. you can see that out on the water getting choppy on the bay near the embarcadero. we are going to continue to see those waves build up. that's going to continue to transport that cool ocean air inland. winds out of the south/southwest. novado out to the west at 18 miles per hour. you see where you are getting cooler colors. significant dropoff from yesterday. 14 degrees cooler in fairfield than 20 hours ago. 9 degrees cooler. 8 degrees cooler this morning in san francisco. let me show you what's happening. we have this weak disturbance. you can see it right there. it is going to bring rain to tahoe for us. high pressure digs south. southern california, not the place to be today. talking about palm springs and the triple digits. we are going to take your numbers down from the upper 80s from walnut creek from upper 80s to 76 today. as we head throughout the rest of the bay area, about 74 degrees. napa, not too bad, room temperature. gilroy, 72. as we head throughout the weekend, we do have more changes to go through. it is going to be really nice on saturday for your outdoor plans. on sunday, we'll get another weak disturbance that will kick up the winds yet again and drop our temperatures by 10-12 degrees. saturday is the day for the outdoor plans. go ahead. feel comfortable thinking about that weekend. we are so close the lelt's get you to work so we can enjoy it. >> we also have time to day dream as well. focus on the road. watch 580. look at this. a new crash as you are approaching the dublin interchange. a new slowdown. a little more slowing down as well. so 680, smooth off of that interchange. we have another issue for 680 in the southbound direction approaching durham, the cutover, over toward 880. affecting by a crash at the off ramp. the off ramp is open. some folks are passing by all the activity an going down toward the mission cutoff. yesterday, northbound problems. southbound, has the issue, distraction and slowing issue coming out of fremont. we will track that. the south bay has the northbound direction. we do have that considerable slowing activity there waiting for the right size flat bed tow truck to get out there. nothing major. it is there. the big distraction and the second accident in the northbound direction. because have o tof the slowdown are moving more smoothly. the rest of the south bay, pretty nice. as far as your northbound routes, 101 and 87. a couple live shots quickly out there. visibility is fine across the span. we will end with the next look out here. >>> a french scientist says bras or bogus. a professor in eastern france spent 15 years on the study. he found bras do not help women with back pain, sagging or anything else. there is no medical, physiological or anatomical gain from wearing a bra. breasts may get saggyier because of it. this was a very small study involving about 130 women. >> i am just glad i can finally take this thing off. it is killing me. >>> he lost all seven of his tour de france titles and now lance armstrong may be ditching his hometown. we will tell you about the real estate deal that has a big move for the disgraced cycling star. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. 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[ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> good thursday morning. take a look at the sunrise from the south bay. a little cooler than yesterday. we'll check the temperatures coming up. 6:26. >>> disgraced cyclist, lance armstrong, has sold his estate in austin, texas, valued at just under $4 million. the home was apparently listed for $10 million. the buyer says he paid nothing close to that list price. the spokesman for armstrong says he does plan to continue living in austin for now. armstrong admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs and he was then stripped of all seven of his tour de france titles. >>> 6:26. still ahead, a super bowl secret revealed. what we just learned about the 49ers bid to bring the big game to santa clara. >>> a senate showdown over gun control. what we can expect from today's vote. a big vote and a live report from capitol hill. >>> are zombies to blame for a chain reaction crash in southern 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morning. i'm jon kelley. >>> i'm laura garcia cannon. >>> a con tro version topic on capitol hill, gun control. will it be struck down before debate starts on it? >> likely not. that filibuster that threatened to slow down, looks like it won't have enough votes to go through. we will likely see an up or down vote. take a live look. reading of the names one by one of victims of gun violence, gun control advocates trying to keep the focus not just on the votes and the numbers but the names and faces of these people and their families that have been impacted. the focus on capitol hill has been very much the latest compromise on background checks. not private sales one to one, face to face. this has been a big issue between democrats and republicans. 55% of americans support stricter gun laws. >>> it is 6:31 right now. police have new clues about the person who shot and killed the san jose paramedic. officers say they have recovered a car linked to that crime. someone shot and killed quinn boyer on keller avenue in oakland hill last week. the witness reported seeing a suspicious car on the same day. investigators not sure if the shooting was part of a robbery. >>> a bizarre scene in the east bay. a man walked into a grocery store looking for help. the officials say he was shot somewhere near valley view and allison lane in richmond. it is unclear when the shooting happened and how the man got to the store. his conditions unknown this morning. >>> a south bay woman that pleaded gultty pleaded guilty to stealing more than $100,000 from catholic nuns. linda gomez facing up to 20 years in prison and more than $1 million in fines. she admits to using her position at the sisters of the holy name convent in los gatos to steal nearly $50,000 in cash. she used that money to buy jewelry and other items from the home shopping network, qvc. >>> it is 6:32. want to check the forecast now with meteorologist, christina loren. a little cooler today. >> good morning to you at home. wanted to show you a couple live pictures, because we had quite a bit of fog in the sunol area. you want to travel really cautiously as that fog, low cloud cover starting to many could down to the surface. as we head throughout the day, we're looking pretty good. look at san jose starting out beautiful. temperatures are nice and crisp out there. you will probably need a jacket. you can ditch it later on today. the winds coming out of the west. we are going to drop you off by about 10-15 degrees from the near record highs we hit yesterday. major cooling. a little bit of fog and drizzle. we'll see a warmer afternoon and more sunshine. saturday is looking a lot better. for today, this is what you need to know. temperatures ramping up to 76 inlai inland and 72 bayside. your full forecast ready to go in the next report. >>> the clouds, once they come to visit, as i tell me kids, they become fog. you are going to meet them halfway. slowing in the southbound direction, there are no crashes or incidents around the golf course. we do so some slowing because of that build coming out of pleasanton. something south of here we've been tracking. there is a crash near the off ramp around that area. we don't have any lanes reported blocked. the off ramp should be open. south 680, you see the build slowing. 84 into livermore, no major issues. 580, a crash and some debris that caused the crash. cleanup and activity there is a distraction. any problems as you head through toward the dublin interchange causes more slowing for the volume. north 680 has continued to be a problem over the last half hour as we still have the crash starting to clear at hoffstetter road. the northbound direction is not usually a problem. it should be gone in the next few minutes. that should be an issue as well. starting to show the slowdown for 101/87 as well as 85. we'll end with a quick view of the toll plaza at the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. there is fog around the area. >>> this just into our newsroom. major star power teaming back up with the 49ers to try and help bring the super bowl to the south bay. former niners quarterback, steve young and former head coach, george see feifert to join. the new stadium is a finalist to host super bowel in 2016. the other is florida's life stadium. that is to be announced sometime next month. >>> 6:36. still ahead. using a theme from the godfather to make a point. the disturbing discovery sent to a major league ballpark. four injured, one man under arrest because of zombies. >>> starting the day with a super soaker, the crash that sent water stealing out on to the streets. >>> let's take you outside. a live look over foster city. you can see the low-hanging clouds causing the haze in the sky. christina loren will tell is if and when that is going to blow out. we're back in minutes. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> a high-tech device is giving controls access to cars and stumping police. a man has a device in his hand that disables the car alarm and unlooks the doors. in this video it works on mazda and it did not work on a ford or cadillac. police have never seen anything like it. >> i have then this video to experts in the field. everyone right now does not know what it is. >> long beach police are working with law law enforcement to identify the technology being use used. >> there is another nonstop opening for flying to europe, scandinavian airlines will launch service between sfo and copenhagen saying they will use the wide-body air bus jets on the transplant tick journey. they planned to fly to san francisco in 2008 but the economy canceled the plans. sfo is now the 4th destination for the airlines. >> did someone just say there could be rain out there? >> yes, we know at at&t park, there is rain. lisa urgen is watching that situation. what do you see? >> good morning to you, live doppler 7 hd shows some returns along 280, redwood city and palo alto, a few areas of light showers and in the higher elevations and across the bay in union city with wet weather, and east palo alto and down around san francisco looking at a few light showers. the pavement is wet, we have some fog, and this afternoon, the clouds will thin out and high temperatures range from the upper 50's on the coast at the bay and mid-60's inland and warmest numbers in the upper 60's. the bay bridge is looking good but we have some fog at 54 if livermore and mild if you are headed out of town the best chance of showers in the mountains and along the northern coast, still a slim chance over the weekend. good morning, leyla gulen. >> good morning, lisa, and the macarthur maze is still cheer but we seeing a few extra tail lights with headlights eastbound, with no problems and it is dry. as we head to san jose, the drive along northbound 87 is moving swiftly. at the off-ramp, the pavilion is not seeing problems and speaking of game day we are going to have some road closures around at&t park with plenty of traffic and delays but slowly, northbound king street is going to be should down teen 2nd and 3rd this afternoon, for an hour so land ahead. >> this morning, petaluma police are searching for the thieves who made off with nearly $20,000 in gift cards belonging to an elementary school. the gift cars were purchased by the parent-teacher association if a fundraiser and the cards and checks were taken from a locked car in front of a parents' home with no suspects right now. >> a majority of americans now seem to favor the legalization of marijuana. a new poll by the pew center fines 52 percent of people think pot should be legal. in more than 40 years of polling this is the first time most americans have backed the legalization of the drug. in 1969, 84 percent of people were opposed. young people are more likely to be in favor of ending the prohibition on pot. when it comes to government spending on marijuana, 72 percent say pot laws cost more than they are worth. >> the san francisco fire department is getting a big donation to help make firefighters safer giving $25,000 to to mark 150 years in business on research of the high rate of cancer among firefighters. female firefighters in san francisco are six times more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than women in their 40's across the united states. >> we are following breaking news from san francisco, a manhunt of a man who stole a taxicab and took the police on a ride through the san francisco area. >> and users' extreme fun is captured but can the gadgets stan hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> rise and shine, everybody. a live look at south bay, san jose, sparkling on this tuesday morning. a little bit of haze. you can expect warm temperatures once again. the winds picking up. we will be checking the forecast with christina. even hands-free texting behind the wheel could soon be illegal for california drivers. tomorrow, a state assembly committee will review a bill banning drivers from using voice-controlled devices like seri on the iphone. texting is already banned for california drivers. no studies supports voice-activated texting as a safer option. a study found that texting by voice was just as distracting as regular texting behind the wheel >>> if you are planning on taking a business trip, google knows when you will be going and when you will be back >>> it is part of the google search app for iphone and ipads. what is new, these cards. this is my google now. it is still learning my habits but you can see on the bottom right, it realizes it is time for me to leave for work and shows me the traffic and the weather and the fact that the giants won, stuff that i care about automatically pops up. if i did have a flight today, it would know that, because it would see the ticket in my google g mail and calendar. it would pop up a card ought ma automatically. traffic, super heavy. you had better go right now, because the flight is on time. the willigoogle is anticipatory search. they know to tell me before i think to ask. this has been on android for a while. new to apple. one major flaw on iphone and ipad. it only works when the app is up and running. on android, it works all the time. >>> let's check the markets. kayla tausche is live. >>> futures, ruffle flat. the s&p, record high. nasdaq, 12 1/2 year peak. a fair amount of economic data, reports on home costs, home prices, manufacturing and consumer confidence. pfizer reports earnings and the fed kicks off a two-day meeting widely expected to keep its low interest rate policy in place for the time being. the dow rising to 14,818. the nasdaq up 27 to 3307. back over to you. >>> major league baseball bringing the sport to youtube. a whole library of highlights dating back for decades. don mattingly, chasing a foul ball. not only will there be clips of old games but you will be able to see highlights of current games. after a day or two, you will be able to watch the giants highlights on youtube. people overseas are going to be able to watch the entire game as it happens. that will hopefully expand baseball's popularity as well. jon and marla. >> classics that never get old. donny baseball snagging a couple kernels of corn. thank you very much. >>> one of the stories we are following today now, this morning, a south bay woman is under arrest, accused of swapping out orange juice at a san jose starbucks with a poisonous concoction. she came into a starbucks on snell avenue in south san jose yesterday afternoon and replaced two bottles of o.j. with bottles from her bag. they allegedly had a mixture of juice and rubbing alcohol. alert customers noticed the woman's suspicious behavior. they were able to get her license plate number as she drove off in her car. police arrested her at her home last night >>> it is 5:15. we bring back in meteorologist, christina loren. based on what you are telling us, a good day goat out to the beach but you better take some suntan block >>> unless you want a big red lobster look. that is in but it doesn't feel very good. taking you live outside. ask carrot top. he knows what i'm talking about. the spf 30 plus. we have uva and uvb rays. we are going to see more cloud cover today. only the strongest rays get through those clouds. today, temperatures are going to be just about as warm as where they were yesterday. winds are going to play more of a factor. as those winds pick up, our fire danger increases. we have a red flag warning in place, our first of the season. that's in place until tomorrow morning. i want to point out the difference between temperatures 24 hours ago. we were quite about cooler in some cities. some are running quite a bit more mild than 24 hours ago. basically, you will probably need the coat. 49 in santa cruz, 50 in gilroy. i didn't notice much of a difference when i walked out my front door in campbell. nice yesterday. nice today. mid to upper 80s at noon. today, we are only talking about the mid to upper 70s. 92 degrees for fairfield, gilroy, down from 96 yesterday to 88 today. that's some welcome heat relief. 81, santa teresa. 79 in fremont and 73 in san francisco. getting into the next few days, we are going to keep wind in the forecast and we are also going to bring about a pretty potent heat wave that kicks into high gear thursday into friday. the winds are going to drop off tomorrow. as we head through thursday and friday, the temperatures rise up. let's talk to mike and see how we are doing on your drive. speed limit time? >> most places. you are going to watch it coming down the eastshore freeway. this is westbound 80 underneath university avenue. berkeley and emeryville, just fine. look at the map before you get here as you are approaching the merge coming off of the richmond bridge. west 80 approaching the merge. we have this disabled vehicle we told you about. it is blocking two of your four lanes. chp has immediately called a significant alert situation. that means they expect it to take 30 minutes or more to clear. it is going to cause significant impact. you see the slowing coming out of east richmond. we will watch for it. a big rig. 15 tons of tractor-trailer. they need a special truck to get it out of the roadway. we wrill see how it builds. the tri-valley moves smoothly. over through castro valley as more cars start to hit the road. 880, traffic flows smoothly. san jose, your northbound route showing a mild build. 101, around 680, not a problem. 101 through the northbound side has cleared from the construction southbound. >>> 5:18. this morning, crews are finding more bodies as they comb through the wreckage of that building collapse in bangladesh. at least 384 people are confirmed dead. rescuers are using heavy machinery to cut through the destroyed building after giving up hope of finding any more survivors. a bangladesh court is giving police 15 days to interrogate the owner of the building. mohammed rena is being held on charges of negligence. he was brought to court in a bullet-proof vest and a helmet. hundreds protested outside the court holding bamboo sticks and throwing stones >>> at least 17 people are found dead after a chicago-run company crashes in afghanistan. it was carrying vehicleings and other cargo and crashed at bagram airfield north of kabul. five of those seven people killed are from michigan. the taliban initially claimed responsibility for bringing down thaboing 747. nato says those claims are false >>> the u.s. and nato wrapped up joint military operations. the north said they would attack south korea. the south korean ministry will continue to closely observe the north. there are more than 28,000 u.s. troops stationed in south korea. >>> north korean leader, kim jong-un was last seen touring an upscale shopping district, the first time he as been seen at a nonmilitary facility in 40 days. they showed him visiting restaurants and cosmetic and shoe stores. he attended an elaborate cooking show in pyongyang. north korea media reported that he stressed the importance of establishing more public facilities >>> 5:21. coming up, some long lost baseball history and show you that a film that historians are very fascinated by. >>> a major milestone in the netherlands. what was done this morning that has not been seen in more than a century. look at them kids. 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[ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> good morning. welcome back. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic slowly starting to pick up on this tuesday. mike is checking the roads for you. 5:23. >>> right now, we are going to show you a rel liic of the country's national pastime near 100 years old. discovered in georgia. historians studying this film shot by a very well think plantation owning family in thomasville, georgia. the 28-millimeter film shows employees of the pebble hill plantation playing in a baseball league against some other teams based on the old south plantation. it runs 26 seconds, exceptionally rare footage. >> we suspect and are working to determine if it is the earliest footage of african-americans playing baseball period. >> they believe the film was shot back in 1919. the university of georgia has digitized this film and has now posted it online. pretty cool. >> it reminds me of seeing the movie "42." >> it was outstanding, beautiful film, worth seeing >>> you are talking about the wind picking up today along with the temperatures. it is going to be a hot one. good morning. we smashed temperature records yesterday. the biggest piece of information i could bring to you this morning is, it is only going to get hotter. take a look at thursday. we will climb up to 96 degrees. holding on the 90s just about every single day this week. finally, a little bit of heat relief sunday into monday. let's find out if we are getting any relief on a traffic tuesday, sunday into monday. there is something to that. >> traffic tuesday, for sure. we have known that. that's the heaviest day of the week throughout the bay area. last week, we've had with the warmer weather that coincided with a little later build. things packing in later in the morning. let's take you to our view of 101. san francisco, we are seeing a good volume. it looks steamy. appropriate for christina's forecast. we have a disabled vehicle around the curve. let me take you to the map where we have one issue reported. this is on 280 northbound. there is a stall reported there getting up toward the ballpark. no major issues. no problems across the bridge. this sig alert continues west 80 heading down out of richmond. slow towards el sorito. reports of a stalled tractor-trailer blocking two of your four lanes. this will take at least half an hour to clear. that's what chp is forecasting >>> 5:26 right now. this morning, the netherlands has a brand new monarch. >> queen beatrix handed over her crown to her son, king willem. the former queen will now be known as princess beatrix, will man willem alexander becomes the first prince. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," the longest game in oakland history. we will show you the play that finally sends fans home after more than 6 1/2 hours >>> a poison investigation at a south bay starbucks. hour an alert customer helped police get the suspect. >>> he has struck out four times. this may do it. it is gone. >> call this one the late show starring the oakland a's as they finish off the longest game to be played in oakland. we are live this morning with highlights and some post-game reaction. >>> a suspicious drink leads to an arrest. how poisoned juice got on the shelves at a south bay starbucks. >>> yesterday was hot. we are only going to climb warmer. the triple digits expected. we'll let you know when this morning. grab a coat, something you can peel off later. we are headed toward the 90s. your full forecast in just a few moments >>> we call it traffic tuesday. what i'm tracking is what chp calls a sig alert. we will have the latest coming up. >>> let's take you live looking over san francisco. you can see the bay bridge in the distance. some lights twinkling for you. getting your tuesday morning start april 30th. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. are you awake? it is 5:30. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. >>> the oakland a's players might be a little tired. they played a bit longer than planned thanks to a marathon ball game that didn't seem like it would end, the 6 1/2 hour long game, the longest to be played in oakland. christie smith is up early this morning with details including nothing short of a wild finish and the good news, a's finish on top. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon and marla. at 2:00 this morning, the oakland a's tweeted out, thanks for all the fans that stayed, watched us, followed us, longest game in history. we are talking about 6 1/2 hours. 19 innings until brandon moss finally ended it. >> deep to right. this may do it. it is gone! >> reporter: moss hit a walk-off two-run homer in the 19th inning of the game at 1:41 this morning. a lot of mercy in that hit. that brought the team's longest game ever to an end with a 10-8 victory over the angels. the players on both sides, of course, had a lot of heart through all this. three different center fielders left the game with leg injuries. we are talking about both teams here. the seventh inning stretch, the usual seven-inning stretch got a replay with a 14th inning stretch after being up against the wall a few times. the a's did pull it out. brandon moss put it in perspective for us. >> my last few at-bats, i don't think i made contact with the pitch. trying to do too much. getting blown away by 95 after six hours. that is not very fair. you know, you just hang with it and hope that they throw something into your bat. >>> the evening is so completely unusual that moss was handed a pie and told to pie himself. he did. he said josh reddick was too tired. tonight's game against the angels at 7:05. the last time the a's played 19 innings was back in 1972 against the white sox. this game last night went about 30 minutes longer. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:32. a bizarre story at a south bay starbucks coffee shop. this rng month, a woman is facing felony charges. she is accused of putting poisonous orange juice on store shelves. officers were able to catch her thanks to an alert customer. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside the south san jose's starbucks with this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this starbucks on snell avenue has reopened this morning after it had to shut down yesterday afternoon so law enforcement could investigate this poisoning. police have arrested this woman that they said spiked two bottles of orange juice with rubbing alcohol. apparently, she created the mixture elsewhere and brought it inside the store around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a customer became suspicious as she allegedly pulled those bottles out of her bag and put them in a refrigerated display case where other chilled items, like milk and yogurt are stored. an employee sniffed the mixtures, said it had a tox is smell to it, called 911. hazmat tested the juice and determined it had been mixed with rubbing alcohol. no one drank the mixtures. they were able to track down the woman at her home through her license plate number jotted down by one of the employees. police arrested ramina bebehanian for poisoning. they believe this 50-year-old woman acted alone. they don't know why she allegedly did this. reporting live, bob redell. "today in the bay." >>> right now, a follow-up to a story we first brought to you sunday night hours before a fire ripped through a vacant motel in mountain view. police arrested somebody on suspicion of trespassing. only nbc bay area was there to get video of the fire. firefighters say the flames spread very quickly, because the building did not have sprinklers. about a dozen units are damaged. no be was injured. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. police telling us they have arrested that suspect and trespasser sunday afternoon about five hours before the flames broke out. it is unclear if the arrest is linked to that fire. >>> investigators say they have not found any signs of foul play in the death of a san francisco sheriff's deputy, whose body was found in the bay yesterday. search teams found michael robert's body floating in the vallejo marina. his boat had been found adrift. it is not clear how he ended up in the water. >>> a pilot is dead and firefighters are searching for more victims after two small planes collided in mid-air over ventura county. the radar showed the two aircrafts collided eight miles east. one plane landed on a golf course in west lane village. that caused minor injuries to the three people on board. the second plane slammed into the santa monica mountains about five miles away and started a one-acre fire. it is unclear how many people were on that plane but officials have discovered the pilot's body. the faa and ntsb are investigating >>> the sports world throwing support behind a former stanford athlete. now, the first active openly gay player in an american team sport. he is pro basketball player, jason collins, coming out. the reaction for the most part from the nba, very positive. commissioner, david stern, says, quote, we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue. nba and nfl consultant, harry edwards, says, although he will be for the most part accepted, there will be some that do not like his decision to come out. >> he is going to have to deal with how do i really feel about the cat calls, about this teammate that said xy and z, what do i think about the death threats, what do i think about the nasty letters and e-mails that he is inevitably going to get. >> support for collins going beyond the sports world. former president, bill clinton, releasing a statement in support of collins, along with a lot of celebrities. collins, we can tell you, has played for six pro teams during 12 seasons. he is currently a free agent hoping to catch on and play basketball next year. >>> it is 5:37. good morning to you. yesterday, we were talking about the warm temperatures. today, some wind factors as well. >> you like that? >> i like it a lot. >>> meteorologist, christina loren, take it away. 5:37. wanted to start with what's happening. take you to the red flag warning. right now, not just us. four corners region also dealing with hot and dry weather. want to zoom in and show you what we are, woulding with. 1,000 foot. that is the level you want to keep in mind. if you live above 1,000 feet, you do have that red flag warning in place and it lasts until wednesday at 6:00 p.m. humidity, 10-30%. for us, very low relative humidity levels. we ever expecting to be very dry for the next few days. practice good fire safety. if you are going to have a campfire, make sure it is completely extinguished. 55 in livermore. we are getting into that time of year. the campgrounds, loaded. we are still two months away from summer. i want to point out, it is going to feel very summerlike every single day this week into the weekend. 80 degrees at noon. as you break for lunch, pretty comfortable today compared to yesterday. 5-8 degrees cooler. we round out the day in the upper 80s. a couple of low 90s. 90 degrees for fairfield. mike is looking pretty busy for a tuesday. >> thank you for stalling while i got this monitor tuned in. i'll explain why i have it in a second. we are looking out the eastshore freeway. the volume starting to kick in through berkeley. a traffic tuesday. things are looking slower now. we will take you to the maps and show you what we are tracking. the eastshore freeway. it has made a little bed through berkeley. we still have that disabled tractor-trailer blocking two of your four lanes. it looks like 5:45, five minutes from now, whether chp expects to have this cleared. i haven't heard word of them getting a big-rig tow truck there. they have a 15-ton rig they have to move. coming out of san pablo heading down to the area. a couple more seconds to get over there. while we look over to the tri-valley and see some slowing for 84 coming down isabelle over to 580. they were just heading up through oakland. they should be up at that incident by the time we get the next shot. we hope to have it here. back to you. >>> 5:39. a big theater fan. your mom recently saw al pacino. the nominees for the biggest award awards in theater are about to be announced. >>> they got underway a couple of minutes ago. >>> sound design, jonathan deans and garth helm, peter halinski, mow town, the musical, john shivers, kinki boots, steinberg, rogers and hammer stein's cinderella. >> the nominees for best lighting design are jules fisher and peggy eisenhower, lucky guy, donald holder, golden boy, jennifer tipton, the testament of mary. jaf jaffe weiderman, the map. kenneth posner, kinki boots, kenneth posner, pipin. rogers and hammerstein's cinderella and -- >> you may recognize that voice, jesse tyler ferguson from modern family. >> one of our favorite shows >>> we will bring you more details. the awards is june 9th. >>> 5:41. a relieve from the sequestration cuts is on hold. the problem with that. >>> breaking new ground. the new security procedures going into affect at beta breakers this year. i have never encountered such a burning sensation... until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com [ female announcer ] it balances you... 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the big, budget cuts, why can't we. the american cancer society says there is research funding that desperately needs to be restored where people could end up losing their lives. teachers very upset about kids waiting in line for head start. 3200 groups, a coalition of them pushing to have these cuts reversed. president obama says he will sign the air traffic bill but as for the rest, band-aids are not a solution. jon? >> kind of a unique situation out there. tracie potts, thank you very much for the update. >>> 5:45. almost a month after connecticut passed some of the toughest gun restrictions in the country. lawmakers are learning, it is not as simple as they thought. many gun owners say the law is confusing. they are not sure whether their weapons are considered legal. the law immediately banned magazines over 10 rounds and all assault style weapons. the law allows owners who had those items before the law was signed to keep them. lawmakers say they have been inundated with questions and they are still working to sort out the particulars of the law. billboard signs advocating gun rights are causing big controversy in colorado. they depict native americans with it's words, turn in your arms, the government will take care of you. for now, the people who pay for the signs are remaining anonymous. several civil rights groups are demanding the billboards be taken down. >>> the in-laws of one of the suspected boston marathon bombers is being investigated by the fbi. they are carrying away evidence from catherine tsarnaev, tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. tamerlan and his brother are being accused of detonating bombs killing three and wounding hundreds more. tamerlan was later killed in a gun battle with police. >>> christina loren here to talk about the nice forecast if you like it hot. >> you get two different parts of the day as well. you have to plan around the incoming heat. good morning to you. the time now, 5:46. thanks for waking up with us. tuesdays can be rather hard. the good news is, monday under your belt at this point. under that belt. 57 degrees in concord to start the day. good morning to you, livermore. you are at 55. 55 degrees in sunnyvale. it is kind of a mild start. crisp out there this morning. just about as mild as we were yesterday. headed towards a good-looking day as temperatures approach the mid to upper 80s. couple of low 90s. a will il blittle bit of an ons. futurecast at 3:00 p.m., shower activity. courtesy of the weak disturbance in the sierra nevada. we are not going to see any sort of rainfall. we will see enough cooling to take your temperatures down by a few degrees. cool areas moving into the bay area. afterwards, high pressure moves back in. 7:00 p.m. tonight, you can see the winds pushing right offshore. that's going to keep the coastline nice and clear. they will still be getting enough low cloud cover in southern california to stay on the mild side. nice and clear. a good-looking forecast shaping up for us. futurecast, wednesday morning, same deal, mostly clear. great beach weather continues. 88 degrees for livermore today. 92, fairfield. 88, concord. 73 degrees on the way to san francisco. we head through the next few days. temperatures, they keep on climbing. tuesday, 88 degrees. by wednesday, we will be at 90. then, the mid-90s, upper 90s on the way for thursday. that means if we do see the triple digits, thursday is going to be the day. friday into saturday. mike has something important to tell you. sunday, 80 degrees. 74 degrees on monday. that's the only thing i had to bring up. take it to the chopper, son. >>> not a problem. we are going to take it over to the chopper as soon as we can. we are looking at the big backup west 880, eastshore freeway. we are looking at the backup. the big rig, 15 tons of it blocking half of your freeway, the westbound east shore freeway. the backup coming into el sorito into richmond. we have a slower drive. take the map as we come off of the chopper shot. if you are coming down carlson boulevard, get off and get to lincoln highway which will take you to san pablo avenue and take you past the surface streets. b.a.r.t., through the area, another option as you are coming through the area. no delays for the b.a.r.t. trains. muni and caltrans are mass transit options. the bay bridge toll plaza, less backup because of the folks held up in el cerrito. if you are coming off the carquinez bridge, big delays there. southbound 880 through fremont, smooth drive. northbound 101 through san jose as well. things bogging down traditionally. the rest of your south bay, looking pretty smooth. >>> 5:50 on the nose. the boston marathon raising security. officials announcing a ban on all backpacks and large bags and will not allow anybody to run that course unless they have officially registered for the race. the boston marathon for the record had about 25,000 runners. the beta breakers traditionally has even more people show up to take part. the 102nd annual foot race will be held may 19th. >> the golden state warriors will shut the door on the denver nuggets. the warriors lead the series, 3-1. however, game six tickets have already gone on sale at oracle arena just in case the nuggets win. that game would be played on thursday nights. >>> let's go warriors. >> they are on fire. they will heat the place up. coming up, we will tell you about the gilroy garlic festival and how it is getting a little extra kick. we will tell you the competition it will kick off. >>> we are hearing from several bloggers this morning that twitter is, indeed, working on an app for glass. google expects you to record your life using those glass devices. twitter helps you do that. dorsey says he doesn't anticipate glass being successful. he has had a hard time imagining his mom wearing a pair. maybe if google made sunglasses maybe then. >>> the s&p hit its highest point in history. nasdaq, a high point for 12 years. good data today, house prices through case shiler and consumer confidence. wall street looks at data every day. employment, inflation, housing and consumer confidence. >>> sorry, sharks fans, the programers at electronics arts says the new york rangers are going to win the stanley cup defeating the blackhawks. let's take this news release as an advertisement for ea's latest hock hockey game. they said with the super bowl, not only would the ravens win but there would be one interception in the game, ed reed picking off colin kaepernick. that's what happened. they didn't predict the power outage. >> it didn't look like they had kaepernick with his tattoos. >> they sure predicted the super bowl. i would expect the rangers will beat the blackhawks in six. >>> meteorologist, christina loren stepping in to give you a look at your tuesday forecast. the winds, that's what you are tra tracking with the red flag warning. >> it's in the game, weather game. temperatures today require to you do your outdoor activities early inland. we are pushing upper 80s, low 90s today at 4:00 p.m. 78, bayside. 72 at the coast. can't beat that. 5:55. mike has been busy. let's see what he is tracking now. >> we are still tracking the sig alert. this is westbound 80. el cerrito approaching petrero. you see the big rig tow truck has arrived in front of the tractor-trailer. it looks like it is hooked up. we hope they will move things quickly. two of your four lines. one of the lanes is the hov. only one regular lane getting by. that's what's causing the big backup. approach willi approaching and cutting. you are past that incident. if you are coming out of pinol, there is the being backup which continues to grow as the commute builds coming up on 6:00. the lincoln highway, carlson boulevard, coming back from the other side, you have to tough it out. b.a.r.t., a great option for you. no other issues heading down towards the bay bridge. the tri-valley with a typical build. back to you. >>> thanks a lot. get ready, ladies and gentlemen, garlic festival time. the competition will soon heat up for this year's 35th annual event in gilroy. organizers announcing they will hold their first-ever garlic bowl. how about that. teams from uc berkeley, san jose state and fresno looking to go on fire. the winning team will take home a $5,000 scholarship. garlic bowl will kick off the start of the festival coming up in late july. very strong. odoriferous. how the longest game played in oakland ended just hours ago. >>> we will tell you about a poisonous drink found in a south bay starbucks. who is behind it and who helped them catch her. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, hothe honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> juice planted on star bucs shelves, the suspicious behavior that caused them to call police >>> why voice ac difficutivated could get you a ticket. >>> we are headed towards another round of near-record warmth. our first red flag warning of the season. we will let you know when the heat will break >>> you are watching the chopper over the scene. this big rig just clearing from where it was blocking half of the eastshore freeway. we still have a huge backup. we will show you the latest coming up. >>> with monday behind, day two of the workweek just ahead. the sun starting to peak up and illuminate san francisco. a nice, pretty shot on a tuesday, april 30th. this is "today in the bay."

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> welcome back and thanks for joining us at 5:12 on 24 saturday morning. you are taking a live look from san francisco from our sutro cam. clear conditions receipt now. it will shape up to be a beautiful day. meteorologist frances dinglasan will have more on temperatures in the mid-70s but abundant sunshine and winds to look out for today. that's coming up in a few minutes. breaking news in san francisco where police have made arrest in a fatal nob hill shooting. it happened about 2:30 this morning at an apartment complex on pacific avenue near taylor streets. two men were arguing before the 55-year-old suspect shot the victim. police have that suspect in custody. his name is not being released. the victim, a man in his early 20s, died of his injuries. >>> this morning a bay area company that makes a robot that doctors you to perform surgeries is under investigation. there are reports of problems, even deaths. ron claiborne has more. >> reporter: robo surgery has been hailed as a major medical breakthrough with claims that highly precise robots are steadier than the human hand. here the tiny forceps peel the skin off a grape. and more important, better outcomes for patients. this doctor has performed hundreds of operations using robots. the tip of the instrument moves only one millimeter. >> this week the california natural board sighted him for complications during surgeries. in one the aorta for a kidney was torn. they are looking into the increasing numbers of serious medical problems, even deaths, involving robo surgeries. a robotic malfunction during a hysterectomy. the doctor could not control movement of the fore accept and death after a patient's ball was ripped. some suggest errors by the doctor using the device and others say it's the device itself that malfunctioned. >> there have been rare case reports that during an operation when there needs to be emergency cpr or emergency conversion to an open operation, the robot has gotten in the way. >> in a written statement the maker of the only fda approved robot eck device said it has an excellent safety record. total adverse event rates have remained low but questions are surfacing and now the fda is look for answers. abc news, new york. >>> new this morning, today is the national day of action by opponents of remote-controlled drone aircraft. the answer coalition will gather at noon in downtown san francisco to call to an end for using drones for attacks overseas and for domestic use by police agencies. that is starting at powell and market streets. event coincides with protests in washington d.c., los angeles, sacramento and other major u.s. cities. anti-drone groups say the u.s. government has used drones to kill more than 4700 people worldwide. they say the government also has reported drones along the mexican border to arrest and deport more than 1.5 million immigrants since president obama took office. >>> a south bay post office will bear the name of a hometown hero who gave his life to his country. army ltd. kenneth ballard was killed in 2004 after serving in iraq. congresswoman anna ashu offers legislation to designate the home street facility as the kenneth ballard memorial post office. >>> new this morning a series of activities continue today with two events planned in san francisco. both events start at 9:00 this morning. pg&e hosts the annual earth day restoration and cleanup at candlestick point and restoration area on karel avenue and a workday party at presidio where volunteers can help with restoration processes. they will meet on rolston avenue. and we are joined now by frances to look at a day that's perfect for going outside and volunteering. >> it will be great outdoors, lots of sunshine. but bring your jacket because it will be breezy. we will take you to live doppler to show you what's going on now around the ba -- bay area. it looks dry for the next seven days, but we have some changes with the seven-day forecast coming up, as well. a live view from emeryville shows you the bay bridge in the distance. you can see it's pretty clear out there right now with temperatures in the 40s. so pretty cool, as well, in san francisco. 49 half moon bay, 48 in santa cruz. only 46. also we have another live shot for you. this time we are looking for mount cam. notice mao the camera is bouncing around a little bit. we will see breezy conditions this afternoon, winds from the west around 10 to 20 miles an hour. we can see the bay bridge also from this spot. santa rosaa right now, 44 degrees, livermore 48, los gatos at 46. it is a lot cooler this morning, you will notice. sunny and mild temperatures inland. breezy with the on shore flow. so if you are headed to the coast you will definitely need an extra layer. cooler and even windier sunday. i'll tell you about the cool down, as well, coming on monday. if you are headed to the coliseum for the a's game, it will be pretty comfortable with temperatures in the mid-60s. at 1:00ed to right at 54 degrees and game time and when it ends. here's what you can expect the next few days. we take a look at the pacific satellite image. this will head southeast, the area of low pressure. cooler conditions, windy witnesses sunday. in fact one of our forecast models even shows a chance of rain late sunday night. we are talking light rain, just a chance at this point,ed:00 sunday night, possibly reaching ukiah and cloverdale. then overnight we could see a possible sprinkle around the bay area, south bay maybe and san jose, and santa cruz mountains light rain at best, and then it should be gone for the monday morning commute, just partly cloudy conditions you will weak up to. that's what you can expect. it is looking mainly dry for the seven-day. we will keep you posted on the rain chance. high today very mild. look for upper 70s in morgan hill and gilroy. 74 in santa clara. so lots of bright sunshine. low 70s, menlo park, palo alto. 66 milbrae, but only mid-to upper 50s along the coast and pacifica. downtown san francisco it's 62 degrees. look for 74 in novato. 70s as well in the east bay. 72 san leandro and look for upper 70s pittsburgh, antioch and even livermore. overnight tonight will be cool with some of the clear skies. temperatures in the 40s. just getting to 50 in san francisco. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so we've got mild temperatures today, upper 10s. but look at how much temperatures drop tomorrow, just getting into right in your 70 degrees and some upper 60s. very windy conditions, as well, with winds up to 30 miles an hour. still cool, coolest day of the week monday and windy. then starts to build up tuesday, into friday. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. plus get power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> i know nothing will beat wednesday, right? that was a miraculous, glorious, sunny, hot day. but temperatures in the 50s, the 70s? we can't complain about that. >> no, we can't. you have basically whatever you want, 50s along the coast, 70s inland. go where you need to go. >> go where you want the weather and maybe a little rain on monday. a little bit of everything. thank you, frances. >>> well, if you have been traveling lately, all that spare change you may have left behind at airport security is adding up to more than half a million dollars. jfk in new york, chicago o'hara and miami international airports have each collected more than 70,000 bucks from hurried travelers who forgot to pick up their change or left it behind and that's them alone. sfo collected more than $60,000. travelers, you have 60 days to claim lost change. after that the tsa gets to keep anything that's left over. >>> a south bay teen is being held as a hero for saving the life of a boy who faced certain death after being swept into yosemite's merced river. the 16-year-old alex smith sprung into action when he spotted the boy being swept toward the falls. he vaulted over the protective railing and grabbed the boy before the plunge. three people you may recall died last year after being swept away by the river's rapids and going over the 317-foot drop. >>> coming up next, a big debut for the san francisco zoo's newest little resident and when you c >> tonight in oakland people will be celebrating the deep history of the blues. west coast blues hall of fame will induct their 13 newest members. nick smith has the details. ♪ a young man >> the man still has the pipes. rick stevens formerly a tower of power is among a group of artists recognized as an integral part of oakland's rich blues and history. >> i grew up in that era and evolved from the blues to the rhythm and blues. >> he will be one of 13 musicians inducted into the west coast blues hall of fame. two others were part of a performance for president obama and the first lady at the white house. seventh street in west oakland was home of west coast blues and the place many got their start. workers from the ship yards, army and navy bases crowded the spaces. >> i'm just a musician. >> mr. bishop will be honored too. the guitar legends' videos on youtube has more than 100,000 hits. he's 70 years old and plays like he did at the start. he remembers the first time he heard blue music in the 1950s. it was the height of black segregation. black and white did not mix except for one place. >> the only thing we couldn't segregate was the radio. i heard blues on the radio one day and that was it. >> today the places that housed the movement are gone. urban renewal brought change, demolition of houses, the post office and bart. it never recovered. that's why the artist being honored this weekend hope we will remember and appreciate the legacy they helped to build. >> most people, they just take what the media gives them, you know. blues people will dig in and find their own stuff. >> in oakland, nick smith, abc7 news. >>> new this morning, the second sunday streets event of the season is tomorrow in san francisco's mission district. the free event starts at 11:00 in the morning along valencia street and on 24th street from valencia to ham shire. those two major streets will be close today traffic so families and merchants can play, walk, ride their bikes and conduct business in a fun and safe environment. the food, music and family activities go from 11 to 4 in the afternoon. >>> on wednesday san francisco's newest waterfront gem will open on the embarcadero. last night invited guests and vips turned out for the exploratorium's opening night gala. abc7 is the exploratorium's official tv partner. the guests, including abc7 news anchor dan ashley and cheryl jennings had the chance to experience the new exploratorium ahead of wednesday's public opening. can't wait for that. >>> and the excitement continues at the san francisco zoo where a baby tiger continues to reach new milestones. this sumatran cub finally went outside for the very first time. mom is never too far away, grabbing the cub by the scruff of the neck and carrying her to a lower and safer grassy area. the cub already weighs 14 found. more like a small dog than a house could you. the small cub is on limited display at the zoo starting this weekend. see her while you can. >>> next, why president obama is letting someone else deliver the weekly white house address this morning. >>> also, the gun show this weekend at the cow palace. do these events contribute to the trafficking of illegal weapons? and the renown ballet dancer credits the marin county youth program for a career that's kept him on his toes. why he credits his humble beginning. >> it is 5:30 right now. good morning to you. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. a clear start this morning. if you are headed out the door shortly, grab a jacket, it's pretty cool. temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. this afternoon a lot of sunshine for everybody. we are talking mid-upper 50s along the coast to upper 70s inland. it will be breezy, as well. and into the evening hours temperatures will drop down into the 50s and also some low 60s. we do have quite a range ever temperatures in the accuweather seven-day forecast. coming up, i'll have that shortly. kira. >> thank you, frances. new this morning, president obama is not giving his usual weekly address today. he's instead designated a mom from new town, connecticut to give it for him. ms. wheeler and her husband lost their six-year-old son ben at the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. now they are urging the senate to pass gun control legislation. >> we have to convince the senate to come together and pass common sense gun responsibility reforms that will make our communities safer and prevent more tragedies like the one we never thought would happen to us. >> good morning america will have much more on this emotional address coming up at 7:00 right here on abc7. >>> the biggest gun show producer in the country is coming to the cow palace this weekend. they are holding the second of five shows scheduled for this year in daly city. we talked to the show's owner about the call for universal background checks. >> the gun show owner bob templeton said gun owners fear the government wants to take their guns. >> and there's a concern at some point in time, maybe way, way, way in the future, the government would like to know where the guns are so they can regulate, restrict or perhaps eventually confiscate them. >> he said that fear is justified because senator feinstein has said she wants to end private gun ownership. >> she has publicly stated in the past that gun ownership should be very severely restricted and civilians probably shouldn't have guns. >> he said feinstein said that during her hearing on an assault weapons gun ban in 1993. >> was she talking about all firearms or just of the kind she was trying to get band. >> not sure what context it was in. it was in congressional hearings and it's a matter of congressional roar, i'm sure. >> a check of the record failed to show up that statement and i have covered senator feinstein for decades and never heard her say it. but no question opponents of the background checks are afraid ask fear is driving up the sales of guns and ammunition. on the other side fear is being used as a tool, as well. some supporters of stricter gun control have just produced this political advertise meant targeting senate minority leader michalek mcconnell. the ad is running in kentucky, mcconnell's home state. >> so who doesn't agree with michalek? you can go down to the gun show at the local convention center and come away with a fully automatic assault weapon without a background check, most likely without having to show an identification card. so what is he waiting for? >> call michalek mccan and ask him why he's in such bad company. >> staffers called the ad deplorable. and about senator feinstein's statement about wanting to ban all guns, there are a bunch of conservative websites that show a clip from her 1995 interview that she did with 60 minutes in which she said if she had the votes in the senate, she would have pushed for a ban. well, she was talking about assault weapons, not all weapons. although those conservative websites never show the question that would have put the answer in context. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc7 news. >>> you also have the option this morning of selling your gun instead of buying one. nine police departments on the peninsula are response ordering a gun buy back today at the south san francisco courthouse from 9:00 a.m. to noon. they will pay $1,300.00 forehand guns, shotguns and rivals and $200 for assault weapons. funds are limbed and only for the people of south san francisco, daly city, san bruno, and others listed on our website. >>> new this morning hayward police are hosting a law enforcement forum at 9:00 at cal state east bay. the subject is building bridges between police and the community. speakers include san francisco police chief greg suhr who holds community meetings anytime there's an officer-involved shooting. another speaker is carol swift, a man wrongly convicted in the rape and murder of a prostitute. there are also scheduled to speak at the cal state east bay university cedar. >>> she survived a cancer. she will sponsor hundreds in a 5k run to raise awareness about the disease. she represented the east bay in washington from 1997 to 2009. that's when she resigned to join the state department. at that time she announced she was battling esophageal cancer. 15,000 americans this year will be diagnosed with that, the fastest growing cancer in the u.s. this morning she will give a motivational speech before the start of the 5k event at the lafayette reservoir. >>> the marin ballet is celebrating 50 years of service this year. one of the performers is a major artist with the boston ballet. cheryl jennings reports he came from very humble beginnings right here in the bay area. ♪ >> boston ballet dancer john lamb is coming home to dance for the marin ballet's 50th anniversary. >> it has been a part of my life and career since i was a four-year-old. i think it's great to come back to my hometown and celebrate this amazing anniversary with the marin ballet. >> his current artistic director at the ballet was also a director at the marin ballet when john was around ten. they provided this interview and john's interview. >> john from the getgo, he showed tremendous potential. he was what we call super talented. >> john didn't have the same advantages as a lot of kids in marin county. >> my parents are refugees from vietnam. >> his family lived in the low income canal district of san rafael and he was in a community daycare program while his parents worked full time to support three kids. >> it takes a village to do this. >> they brought up the idea of scholarships more than 20 years ago after seeing a dance program in new york that worked with inner city kids. >> we got scholarships and i think our idea was all we had to do was put it out there. hey, everybody, we have scholarships, come. >> but they learned it took someone to find the children and take the scholarship offers to them. that person is felicia, a farming star of marin. >> i had scholarships offered by the ballet and i went to the child care center and said who wants to take ballet and he was the only boy of 8 girls that said i do, i do. >> the only reason why i was able to go to marin ballet was because of performing stars. >> performing stars acts as a bridge to lower income kids so they have access to activities outside their community like the ballet. >> it's knowing the community, knowing the parents, knowing the children, having their trust. >> they were a very huge influence in making sure that i had my ballet shoes, my uniform, making sure i had transportation. >> performing stars got him involved. we took it from there, trained him and then moved him off to the national ballet of canada where he completed his training and then went on to a professional career. >> marin ballet executive director lawrence ewing is so proud that john lamb will reunite with other alumni and inspire other dance students at the 50th anniversary celebration. >> it's an honor to be invited back and to show them this is what happens with a child from performing stars. >> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. >>> the ballet's 50th anniversary celebration is today at college of marin. we have a link are information at abc7news.com under "see it on tv." coming up next, the newest entry in the is that right phone wars and the hands-on approach its designers are taking to get you to buy one. and we have a live look from our hd roof cam where the situation right now is just gorgeous. i'm speechless how beautiful it is. clear morning. some clouds across the bay area but mostly clear. we have sunny skies to look forward to. we have the >> there's a new phone in town, it's taking aim at apple and samsung in hopes of winning away their customers. reporter jonathan bloom takes a look at the htc one set to hit stores next week. he will tell you how the makers have taken their message to the streets. >> come on in, htc one. don't be shy. >> on a street corner san francisco sits a box, a really big box with sales people coming out of it. >> you see the new phone? >> step inside the box and you might find out why this is all happening. >> we are actually number three largest cell phone maker in the world. >> htc is tired of being number three. they want to be number one and the htc one is the phone they hope will get them there. >> they are coming from behind. samsung and apple at the top of the heap. >> but with a phone like this, apple and samsung had better watch out. >> i think you can make an argument it's probably the finest hardware you can find in a phone anywhere. >> the phone is made of aluminum, two big speakers in front and a cool camera that does multiple tricks. >> but if you ask sales manager jose what really makes customers swoon, the first thing they notice is the feel of it. and that to explain why htc has set up 8 of these boxes in cities around the country. >> with the pop-up show rooms htc is betting the new phone will sell itself once it gets into consumers' hands. and from what we've seen earlier, that may be working. >> he was blown away by the big sound. >> full stereo sound. >> that's a big part of the sales pitch. >> why are we doing this? why is this here? something you cannot do, you cannot industry music, you cannot industry sound. >> i really like the phone i want to buy one. >> she's a samsung user but how about an apple user? >> do you think you would switch? >> i'm thinking about it. >> from an i-phone? >> from an i-phone. >> so could it become number one? >> a lot of that will depend on marketing muscle. >> and that comes in a really big box. in san francisco, jonathan bloom. >> april 19! >> abc7 news. >> just a few more days. >>> new this morning san francisco's bay twitter has launched its new mobile music service but access is limited to a few people who received envy takings. dy not receive one. san jose mercury news said american idol host ryan seacrest claims to be one of the special users. the website music.twitter.com went live yesterday. probably someone else who didn't receive an invitation, meteorologist frances dinglasan. but not to assume. >> we have a live look for you from mt. tam. see the camera bouncing. a strong onshore flow. i'll tell you what you can expect the next sevendation. >> also ahead, steph curry goes on another scoring binge. larry >> welcome back. we are joined on a beautiful saturday but chilly if we leave this building. we will both need a jacket. >> because we had clear skies overnight we are seeing chilly numbers right now and breezy conditions expected this afternoon. live doppler 7hd picking up clear conditions, some high clouds over the bay area, but pretty quiet right now. not much rainfall expected. we are going up to tahoe. check out this live shot. there is a lake wind advisory that will be in effect today from is 11 is 11:00 this morning to is 1:00 tonight. so just be careful, especially if you are on a small boat on the lake. wouldn't recommend it. check out the cool nos. a lot of 40s out there. san francisco 49, half moon bay 48, santa cruz 4*6. we have another beautiful live shot from mt. tam looking toward san francisco. the shaking camera gives you an indication of how windy it will be later on today, as well. especially in the afternoon. more 40s for you in santa rosa. chilly at 44. napa 45. and livermore 48. los gatos at 45, as well. okay. so this morning cool and then this afternoon sunny. temperatures very mild in the inland locations. a breezy onshore flow, 10 to 20 miles an hour and then some really conditions as well tomorrow. here's a look at the pacific satellite image. we have high pressure over the pacific. the area of low pressure will slide south and that will bring us the cooler air mass and windy conditions, as well. there's a big pressure difference over the ocean and the land. here's a look at one of the models showing a slight chance of rain late sunday night, possibly a sprinkle here and there in the overnight hours sunday night into monday. but some models keeping it dry all together all seven days. just wanted to show this to you just to let you know there is a chance of it out there. temperatures there be very, very mild today. not quite as warm as last wednesday, but still very comfortable in the interior locations. santa cruz 72. 76 in morgan hill. look for low 70s in palo alto. mountain view only 56 in pacifica, and again along the coast 50s where it will be breezy, 59 for you, 62 downtown san francisco. some 70s in fap paw, sonoma mid-70s for you and also some low 70s in san leandro and castro valley. lots of bright sunshine in the interior valleys. 78 at fairfield and 75 in pleasanton. overnight tonight will be cool, actually cooler than it is this morning. temperatures in the mid-40s for you. and then we even have some really cool nights into monday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so enjoy the sunshine and the mild temperatures. upper 70s inland. it's going to cool down tomorrow. you will notice by about 8 degrees in the interior valleys and also we will see cooler temperatures, coolest day of the week monday. then we will start to build up some warmth again into the end of the work week. but basically a lot of sunshine. almost all seven days sunshine. >> and 80 at the end of the tunnel? that will be stung. thank you, frances. >>> in sports, tonight the san jose sharks are in dallas trying to stay hot after winning eight of their last ten games. last night the warriors played the lakers trying to rebound from thursday night's blowout loss to the thunder. larry beil has the highlights from the exciting game at the staples center in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. steph country went into torch mode last night again. 54 points in the garden. same story last night in l.a. recall the warriors lost that game against the knicks in new york. country hit it from everywhere. he hit 32 points in the first half. what turned into a horrific night for kobe bryant. klay thompson a little shove. tied at 57. back to seth, back to threes. 47-point total. kobe ties it at 107. he had 34. then goes down late. lakers saying a possible torn achilles tendon that, of course, would be season-ending. mri scheduled for tonight. lakers take the lead without him. curry almost won it but the lakers win 118-116. >>> 14-year-old chinese boy made the cut at the augusta. youngest ever in the masters. 4 over par made the cut this weekend. wild for tiger woods. surging in for the lead. the perfect shot on 14 and perfect result. hit the stick and into the water. tiger manages to salvage a bogey. shot a 71-3 off the pace. and 4 under 68. leads by a stroke at 6-under. riding an 8-game winning streak the a's hosted the team that knocked them out of the playoffs last october, the detroit tigers. before the game josh redick received his gold glove award. prince fielderrer, three-run bomb for center. 3-0, detroit n the ninth inning, 3-3 game and redd showing that gold glove. robbing victor martinez at the wall. in the 12th, they are doing it again. walk-off magic. josh donaldson, opposite field home run, good night, game over, drive home safely. the a's with their ninth straight victory. 4-3, the final. >> giants and cubs at wrigley, little went down to the ninth. giants trailing 2-1. brandon belt, a double. scores. hunter pence trying to score from first. play at the plate in there! giants up 3-2. sergio romo romo is mike money in the ninth. 6 for 6 until the wind is blowing out and they hit the jet stream and gone. tied at 3. a few batters later, runner on for first, star lynn castrooff the wall. david dejesus around to score and that ends it. romo's first blown save and the cubs pull it out. mike shumann will be here with your masters highlights at nine. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> coming up, a great weekend for boat enthusiasts. million dollar yachts and a special edition ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusts of flakes and o's. oh, hoe honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> luxury on the water, that's what is on display this weekend. all types of boats from small watercraft to million dollar yachts are open to the public at the strictly sale pacific boat show. it's a chance to step inside the extravagant vessels and learn more about the sailing world. this year there's an america's cup pavilion. you can get tickets and information and the america's cup trophy will be on display. >>> next at six, a show of force in the south bay. why so many deputies were called in to serve a warrant on just one man. and the three boys accused of sexually assaulting a young boy, who later committed >> good saturday morning to you. i'm kira klapper in for indicate march. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here's frances dinglasan, who is here for lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. mainly clear conditions around the bay area. a few high clouds out there, but dry right now. what you can expect this morning is a pretty c

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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> looking live at the coliseum this morning. the a's taking on the detroit tigers today. first pitch 1:05 this afternoon. beautiful weather for it. >>> the a's continue to be the hottest team in baseball. game one of the series last night against the tigers would go to extra innings. bottom of the 12th, donaldson homers to right. the a's win 4-3 to extend their win streak to nine games. while the streak continues for the a's, the giants' win streak of four games snaps in chicago yesterday. the orange and black mounted a comeback in the ninth inning to go ahead 3-2. but then closer sergio romo blew the first save of the season. and the cubs win 4-3. >>> bum gardner on the hill for the series today. first pitch 10:05 this morning. >>> from the diamond to the court, and the warriors will be back at home on monday to take on the san antonio spurs. but last night they were down south visiting the lakers. horrible news for the lakers. kobe bryant may have torn his achilles in the game. he will have an mri later today. but despite his injury and a 47-point night, they beat the warriors 118-116. what a bummer. >>> the third round of the masters is now under way. and one of the major story lines is a 14-year-old who is the youngest player to ever make the cut in the pga sanctioned event. meantime, tiger woods will look back to bounce back today after bad luck yesterday. he shot into the water. he would bogey the hole. the outright leader is jason day at 6 under. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." including the story of this little poodle who believe it or not was blind when he was rescued, and now he's not. we'll tell you how that worked out coming up. >>> this morning we have our special friends from pets in need. this time, very, very special lisa simmons brought arthur who is ready for a new home. you were telling me he was blind when he was rescued. and there goes the robot. there we go. he was blind when he was rescued. but now he can see. >> he can. he was blind, and we went ahead and rescued him. he's an incredible little dog. luckily we had the funds, a donor made a fund to help special little dogs that need the little extra, that sometimes it's difficult for a nonprofit to afford. so we were able to have -- we took him to a specialist. he had cataract surgery. and he can see again. >> that makes him a lot easier to place in a home. >> absolutely. he's sort of -- he's just the sweetest little dog. even blind, his tail was constantly wagging. sometimes they get afraid of things. not him. he just loves people. other animals. he's just incredible. >> this brings us to something that i think is interesting. not everybody's in a position to adopt a pet. not everybody is in a position to take on something like that. it's a big responsibility. there are other ways you can help as well. find out more about fluffy's fund, or about arthur who's ready for his forever home at pets in need.org. lisa, thanks so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us this saturday morning. we'll be back with you bright and early tomorrow. - if you've come looking for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on "the chica show" follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on "the chica show" cowboys dancers astronauts and much more adventure is thing we always have in store so join our funny family - there's me! - and me! - and me! - and me! - the clothes are cool the fun is free so-o-o welcome to "the chica show" - all right, raul, i found some beary nice mitts to go with that polar bear costume. let's try 'em on- let's see. oh-holook at that. - gr-r-r-r! - ooh, ah-ha! you got me! - i'll take it. - oh, good. - all, right, let's go get changed. thank you, kelly. - no problem. - [chica squeaking] - oh, really, chica? no bears, why? - [chica squeaking] - yeah, i guess it is a pretty hot day to be a fuzzy bear. - [chica squeaking] - a hula party! what hula party? - did someone say hula party? - aloha! - hula-hula-hula - a wickie wacky - hula-hula-hula - what is going on? - the coola-hula party! - it was chica's idea. she's been planning it all summer. - [chica squeaking] - oh, i'll say! those grass skirts are so grassy you could mow 'em, right? a-ha-ha-- anyone? okay! so tell me about the hula party. - [chica squeaking] - these pineapple smoothies are pineapplicious. thanks, chica. - hula-hula-hula - a wickie wacky - hula-hula-hula [wind howling] - whoa, too much wind in the sail! drop anchor, drop anchor! - i'm on it, mr. c! wha-whoa, wh-what a cold wind for a summery day, huh?

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> welcome back. live look at san francisco. you can see the winds whipping out there. they have already caused several thousand power outages around the bay area. 20,000 people without power. north bay, 2,380. south bay, 1,200. east bay, 900 people without power. in san francisco, 150. we are keeping our eyes on this windy weather to wake you up on this monday. >>> tough way to start your day. 6:11. time for a quick check of today's top stories. british prime minister, margaret thatcher, has died. her spokesperson confirming she died peacefully after suffering a stroke this morning. thatcher was england's first demail pridfe female prime minister. >>> funeral this morning at the holy name church in chicago for roger ebert. he died after a long battle with cancer. >>> they are hoping to convince governor brown to invest in china's company. they have a trayodeoff during h visit. >>> another green company that took money from the department of energy is in danger of defaulting. >> fisker may file for bankruptcy as early as today. >>> good morning. it could have been worse, i suppose, laura. the doe did see this one coming in a way they didn't with sol ind solyndra. fisker had a short run. from this scene not that long ago actually when he was unveiling its new car on santana row to last friday on layoffs. a good portion of its workforce is gone. you mentioned it could file for bankruptcy as early as today. fisker took about $190 million in government loans. private investors sank money into the company. the department of energy which has had such debacle with s solyndra. economists are still scratching their heads over friday's job nu numbers. they were lousy. the unemployment rate went down. more people abandoned the idea of work. the participation rate. only about six out of ten adults are working or looking for work. if you took the participation of 2008 and applied it to today's numbers, in other words, if the number of people looking for work five years ago came back into the job market looking for jobs, you would have an unemployment rate of about 10%. college degree and you work in technology, economists say, we're pretty close to full employment. companies are competing for employees. that's nice. that's certainly good news for the bay area. we do have a vested interest in the rest of the country doing well, because they buy our stuff. we need peoria. >> we need people to get out there and work. >> unless you want to win the lottery. >> there is that. >> there is that financial plan. >> we could all be so lucky. >> if you want to take a shot at becoming an instant millionaire, here is your chance. you are going to love this. powerball has arrived here in california. >>> "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san lorenzo. a look at your chance of winning big. you are at that store where a lot of people have struck it big there. >> reporter: good morning to you, march l.a. this is one of the luckiest lottery retailers in the united states. they have produced several millionaires through the super lotto. you can see they now have their powerball sign up when they open their doors this morning. they will already have their first customer. good morning to you. this is tony. he said that he stayed out here. if he is a winner, he will be considered the smartest man in the bay area. he got up early. what's so exciting about powerball versus the other? >> it is the jackpot. they start out at $40 million. it is a $2 ticket. it is twice as much as any other lottery ticket but as you've seen in the past, i think it has gotten up to like a half a billion dollars. they say with california participating, it might get up to $1 billion at some point. it is exciting. it is fun. it is something to do. it came out on a lark and we now have to stick with it. >> the odds aren't so good, though. i heard it was like 175 million to 2. >> i think it is more like 179 million to 1. it is a long shot but, you know what, if you don't play, you have zero chances of winning. if you do play, you have a very slim, tiny. don't play a whole lot of money. >> r. >> reporter: you already have a ticket because somebody went to a store that opens at 6:00 a.m.? >> absolutely. >> this one opens at nine. >> there is another person that is here. she went to 7-eleven. this is the luckiest place in the bay area. it opens at 9:00. i'm thinking there will be a little bit of a line. >> reporter: he mentioned, there is one more lady. she has spot number two when the doors open. reporting live in san lorenzo, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> that's serious dedication. that poor woman was like, don't show me. if you don't play, you can't win. kristy, you are third in line. >>> meteorologist, christina loren? >> she might be in your car just to stay out of that wind. you know what, unless like that wind swept look, ladies, don't even bother doing your hair today because it is going to be pumping all day long. san francisco, we clocked the highest wind gusts of the morning, so far, 75 miles per hour in san francisco. no word on flight delays just yet. we will let you know if those come in. i can tell you right now, the wind is fierce enough to force flight delays throughout the morning. i wanted to point out where we are getting the strongest gusts, just like usual at the immediate coast where we lack that fraction. even right at the surface, really strong winds. that will continue throughout the day today. you are sustained at 22 miles per hour now. in san jose, 12 miles per hour. in livermore, 24 miles per hour sustained in oakland. san francisco, that's where the highest numbers have been coming in all morning as well as the peninsula. that's where we are getting the highest power outage numbers at this point. winds throughout the northwest, 10-45 miles per hour. we are expecting loose items to be damaged if you leave them outdoors. those winds are going to subside late tonight but not by much. your futurecast tells the story of the day. you look at the high end of the key where you are getting hot pink all day long where you break for lunch. you are going to go shopping today at noon. hold on to your shopping bags or your bags of food. it is going to be really windy until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. that's where we will drop off inland pumping winds at the immediate coast. until we hit tomorrow morning, we are not expecting the winds to substantially drop off. highs today are going to be comfortable. that wind is going to keep our sky nice and clear. no fog to report. 69, livermore. 65 in fry mon 65 in fremont. tomorrow, we climb by about 10 degrees on average. by wednesday, we are talking about the warmest air of the season so far. potential 90s in places like gilroy and fairfield. we are going to keep that weather whiplash going. more changes to come. 6:19. going to make sure you are ready for that drive. not a great one for 680. sunol, southbound side. all the way around the bend and into fremont. here is what i think just happened. because we are looking athe map and we did have that earlier disabled vehicle blocking lanes. it is a slower drive evening itself out. south 680 slowed early this morning from the interchange all the way through pleasanton. we have your typical bill for 580 westbound as well as 84 headed through livermore. there is no way around it. plan the extra time coming out of the tri-valley. keep that in mind if you are headed down into the south bay. the south bay looks really nice. northbound 101, a bit of slowing. no be pproblems for 87, 85. most of the schools had spring break last week. we still had some in the south bay that did have spring break. along the peninsula in some spots. foster city as you come over, the san mateo bridge, high-rise. the camera, gusting winds reporting here. the dumbarton bridge. the high-rise. look at the volume of traffic. a smooth drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems. a little slower flow because of the volume of traffic. keep if mind, all of the bay area bridges have those wind area advisories because of gusty conditions >>> beyonce and jay-z's cuban holiday is under scrutiny. they raised the issue of the pop couple's visit with the obama administration. the long standing trade embargo prevents most americans from traveling to the country. the representatives are demanding information about the type of license the couple received and what the purpose of their travel was and who approved it. >>> justin bieber trumps mid-terms in norway. five schools in western norway have rescheduled their mid-term exams so they do not interfere with bieber's upcoming concerts in oslow. the ministry of education is concerned students will skip their mid-terms any way to attend the concert. last year, dozens of teenage girls were injured at a concert as they tried to get a better glimpse of him. >>> coming up, outdoor ice, why the san jose sharks may be ditching for an open-air venue. how a young cancer patient brought football fans to their feet at a college football game. >>> welcome back. 6:25. sharks could find themselves in the middle of the nhl online games. they report they are ready for a deal for a game featuring the los angeles kings at dodgers stadium. no word on who they will play. it would likely take place on hockey day in america, which is in february. >>> in the meantime, baseball giants will take on the rockies after a crushing 14-3 loss to the cardinals. let's not he dwell on the negatives. let's focus on the positive, yesterday's pre-game ceremony when the giants were given their world series rings. 21 members of the 25-fan roster were there. aubrey huff, fan favorite, attended the ceremony. free agent, brian wilson, did not. willie mays, orlando sepeda. willie mccovey and gaylord perry received honorary rings. >>> the newest distinguished member, can doe leeza rice, hit the links with three-time masters champion, phil mickelson, on sunday. she became one of the first female members of augusta last summer. as for her golf game, mickelson told reporters, quote, she can really putt. >>> 6:26. an amazing moment as a 7-year-old boy battling brain cancer gets a chance to score the play of his young life. >> as i mentioned, that young man has been really adopted by this team. >> isn't that awesome. university of nebraska football team, they unofficially adopted jack hoffmann after he started coming to their games. yesterday, he donned jersey number 22, hit the field with all the other players during a spring game. he went 69 yards to score a touchdown in front of nearly 60,000 cheering fans. that touchdown made jack the game's leading rusher. what a winner! >> it brings tears to your eyes. great story. >>> 6:27. still ahead, this morning's windy weather we are talking about shows no signs of stopping as trees topple down on cars and homes across the bay area. coming up, with he will hae wil at the damage. >>> more missiles on the move overnight. a new nuclear threat from north korea. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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"today in the bay's" tracie potts monitoring the new details. she joins us live from washington, d.c. with the very latest. >>> good morning, tracey. the white house says it won't be surprised to see the test in the next few days, maybe by wednesday, because that's the day north korea has said foreign diplomates need to be out of its borders because they can't protect them after that point. also, with secretary kerry heading to south korea to the region, and it is the anniversary of the birth of the founder of north korea, a pretty good time north korea may think for test

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>> gorgeous. and the weather was beautiful. >> take pictures out there. >> thank you. >>> the beta breakers road race in san francisco is increasing security in response to the boston marathon bombings. runners will only be allowed to carry backpacks, bags or containers smaller than 8.5 by 11 by 4 inches. anyone without a race band could be thrown out of the race. >> when we have an opportunity to exercise a runner not supposed to be in the race, that runner will be escorted off the course. >> the whacky costumes will still be allowed and the race is scheduled for next month. >> a well-known defense attorney is taking on the case of the boston bombing suspect. judy clark. meanwhile, investigators have found female dna on a fragment for one of the explosives set off at the boston marathon. could have come from a number of women including a possible accomplice. collected a dna sample from tamerlan tsarnaev's widow. >>> crews at the site of the bombing crash are hauling large slabs of concrete. >> the death is 386. but could reach 140 0. hundreds of workers were still in the building when it collapsed last wednesday. >>> today the queen of netherlands ended 33 year reign. signed the official add vocation at the royal palace in downtown amsterdam making her son the first dutch king in more than 100 years. he gripped his emotional mother's hand as they both signed the document. >> coming up, the nba makes a call on the future of the sacramento kings. >> history at the coliseum. the a's going into extra extra innings. >> those guys are just going to bed. as we count down to opening day, here's a look at the new bay bridge this morning. we'll be right back. ,, >> workers safety is the number one priority in building the new bridge. people climb upwards to 500 people have to be hooked up. >> you don't want that to happen. down you go. >> told us thinking positively is key. fear makes people act differently. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. we've made major advancements in reducing the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> good morning. we have problems in el cerito. two lanes blocked due to a stalled out big rig blocking two lanes of traffic. traffic comes to a screeching halt. we'll give you a drive time and show you the latest delays in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. another big announcement from the nba. looks like the kings will be staying put. in a unanimous vote, the committee has recommended rejecting the team's proposed sale. the nba board of governors will take a final vote next month. >> so they are staying put? >> they are staying put. >> well done. >> they played baseball until 1:41 this monday. >> we passed them on the commute today going in. >>> they fell behind. but two out single in the 9th and decided to play 10 more innings. he hit a home run and second of the night. two run shot. the a's beat the angels 10-8. longest game ever played . 6 hours 32 minutes. >>> how about the giants. trying to break the five game slide. trouble for matt. had a horrible month . gave up three dingers. two out and bases loaded and let's finish this thing. giants snap their losing streak with a 6-4 winner. did not get a decision but won the game. soccer in sweden. a player from a ik. that was even more impressive. check it out. that's not bad. play to a 3-3 drop. 1, 2, 3. >> i love the back flip. 10.0. for the kick and -- >> and the kings are what? >> the kings are staying put. >> excellent. >> 5:24 right now. tainted juice at a bay area starbucks. how a customer stopped a potential poisoning. >> when he heard the sirens, he said you shouldn't have done that. he said i'm going to take you out. >> and only on 5 this morning. you are going to hear from a woman who calmed down a car jacker at the center of a north bay man hunt. why cops say he posed an international man hunt coming up. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? 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oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness..i mean, you...love. >> welcome back. emeryville's peet's coffee and tea is planning to close more locations. their new locations will mostly be in the midwest. >>> the new 49ers stadium in santa clara could soon be getting a new neighbor. tonight, the city council will consider plan force a massive entertainment district more than five times the size of santana row. marla tallez live with more on that. >> reporter: good morning. this would be unprecedented for silicon valley. as you mentioned, officials are calling it an entertainment district that would take up 230 acres of land, the land we are standing on. right across the street from the new 49ers stadium. this is home to the santa clara city golf course and the bmx track. the mayor says a major global, commercial and residential developer wants to turn this into a haven for shopping, hoteling, dining, even living. homes could be a part of the development, a brand new community here. tonight, the mayor says the santa clara city co

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> welcome back, everybody. a nice, live look illuminated of the golden gate bridge. welcome back on this second day of april. it is tuesday out there. if you keep track on the calendar, it is 6:24. >>> late night host, jimmy fallon, jay leno, finally addressing the rumors that fallon will soon be replacing leno on "the tonight show" with leno giving fallon a call to talk about the whole thing. ♪ tonight, tonight, why do they say we fight ♪ ♪ tonight, tonight, i like you, you like me, we're okay ♪ ♪ tonight, tonight, who cares who hosts tonight ♪ ♪ >> good finish. i'm actually getting a little misty. >> a little bit of broadway right there. >> it is good stuff. the irony, kind of like you and i have talking about the show rolling in in the morning. >>> 6:25 right now. let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren, the forecast for today is nice. >> it is. i particularly like the trip with the backup singers. they are quite the ensemble, laura garcia cannon. >>> we want to thank you for waking up with us each and every weekday morning. it is now 6:25. we have beautiful air quality. a gorgeous day shaping up. plenty of sunshine headed our way. if you want to soak up the sun, walk on sunshine, today is your day. the rain is in the near future. as of thursday morning, we have downpours headed our way. bayside, 68, not the coast. 63 degrees. we gave mike the day off. he deserved it. but, in his place, we didn't cut you short. we present anthony slaughter. >> thank you, christina. such a formal introduction. i feel like i should have a british accent now. >> here is the bay bridge toll plaza. i'm not good at that. as you can see, major congestion at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is an accident past the metering lights that's causing slowdowns. 680, on the bridge, things are slowing back to pierce. even on 780 through venetia. this is the area we are watching. 680, significant alert. ambulance and crews are making their way to that scene. more coming up in a little while. >> have you seen this at uc santa cruz showing he has some pretty good moves. ♪ >> own it, work it. that's ronen, the sea lion, whether it is earth, wind, and fire or the back street boys. that lion knows how to work it. his neck is getting a little tired there. scientists previously thought only animals that could mimic the human voice could keep timing to the music. thanks to roan, experts rewriting the science books. >>> a motor mouth customer turns thief on the run. we'll tell you about the suspect that strikes up a conversation before nailing and swiping some expensive apple products. >>> plus, guns in schools. part two of the nra's controversial plan to protect students. ok so i've been having an affair of sorts with greek nonfat yogurt, loaded with protein 0% fat that thick creamy texture, i was in trouble. look i'm in a committed relationship with activia and i've been happy and so has my digestive system. now i'm even happier since activia greek showed up because now i get to have my first love and my greek passion together, what i call a healthy marriage. activia greek. the feel good greek. ♪ dannon >>> armed guards stationed at schools. part two of the nra's plan to shield students from violence >>> the suspect that draws you into a long conversation before making off with expensive gadgets >>> right now, we'll take you live to new york city. that is wall street. the customary bell ringing to get your day started and jump-start the market on this tuesday, april 2nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:30 on the nose. good morning, everybody. i'm jon kelley. >>> i'm laura garcia cannon. new this morning, the nra has set to roll out its plan for school safety today including allowing armed guards in schools. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill. the group calls it the fashionle school shield program. >> right. the idea is the nra wants an armed officer in every sngle school in this country. the plan they are rolling out today will explain how communities can go about doing that. remember, it was the first press conference about a week after the sandy hook shooting where they first brought up this idea of armed guards in schools to prevent something like that from ever happening again. today, we get the details. in other words, what congress and school districts and cities and counties and states need to do to change their laws to allow these weapons in schools to protect children. how much is it going to cost? one estimate says about $5.5 billion. the question this morning, where is all that money coming from? the senate now considering gun legislation here as president obama heads to denver on wednesday. coming out west to talk about colorado's new law, toughening up their laws and how we might be able to do the same thing in washington. connecticut has reached a deal on a new law that would make theirs the toughest in the nation. washington yet to come to any consensus on just what gun control will mean here on the hill. >> laura? >> thank you very much, tracie. the nra's announcement comes one day after connecticut lawmakers come to terms with gun control measures. it would give some of the toughest laws in the country, including universal background checks. it includes a ban on large capacity ammunition magazines and a new registry for existing high-capacity magazines. a vote is expected on wednesday in the state's general assembly. >> here in california, a bay area lawmaker is set to unveil a proposal for a new tax aimed at ammunition sales. we are going to lay out the details in a live report. coming up in about 15 minutes >>> it is 6:32 right now. time to check things out with meteorologist, christina loren. kind of like a jekyll & hyde forecast. >>> two very different sides to the week. a live picture of the golden gate bridge. we have low clouds starting to settle in. give yourself extra time if you are waking up with us near the coast. 51 are san francisco. 43, novato. 46, sonoma. south bay, temperatures are rather mild to start the day, 53, san jose and 52 in gilroy. for today, that dense a.m. fog will make way to a mix of sun and clouds. as we head through your wednesday, closer to 80 degrees. warm and mild. increasing clouds steadily tomorrow afternoon. the widespread rain arrives. thunderstorms even if we head through thursday. friday, a slight chance and this weekend, we have a really good chance, a cold, wet system. on its way to the bay area. 70 degrees inland, bayside, 68. the coast, 63 degrees. i'll show you when that next round of rain arrives. 6:33 on a traffic tuesday. i want to find out what's happening on the roads with anthony slaughter. >> things are starting to get active. we have a cement truck that flipped on to its side. on 280 at the 101 connector in san jose. on the ramp. you are looking at 101 headed northbound. you will notice 280 is the highway that crosses over. you see those ramps. cars are getting over on those. that's where the accident is at. it is getting on to the ramp on 101. you will notice things are starting to slow if you take that route. it is because of a cement truck that's blocking the ramp to 101. we also have that significant alert that's still in effect right now. this is on 680 up towards pierce and venetia. headed into the east bay. the lanes are really not moving a whole lot there. two lanes blocked on the middle part of the bridge. because of a multi-car accident on that specific location. another accident just formed at the 238 connect nor with 880 on the ramp there. it does look like the accident that occurred has pulled to the side on right-hand shoulder. things have started to clear. it is a typical, slow spot. 6:34. back to you guys. >> it is 6:34 right now. peninsula police on the lookout for a chief that can't seem to keep his mouth shut. south san francisco police calling this man the chatty thief. they say he walks into a store or office and poses as a customer having some long conversation with those employees. when they are not looking, he rips off their apple devices. he has hit at least eight times since the end of february in burlingame and south san francisco. he goes by the name mike or michael. he had shaggy brown hair but reportedly shaved it off sometime last week. >>> 6:35. still ahead, the overnight nuclear threat raising the steaks for north korea. >>> doors and windows bolted as children trying to escape a fire at a mob. >>> were the warning signs ignored? why busted bolts snapped off the san jose bridge were installed despite doubts >>> a miss tpicturesque look. south of san jose in the south bay. it is 6:35. back in minutes. 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[ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho...i mean, you...love. >>> at 6:42, new video of a fire that broke out at a sunnyvale apartment complex on ariva drive. one unit was fully engulfed by the flames. the firefighters say the family that lives at the apartment unit was taking a pet to the veterinarian and were not home when firefighters arrived. it is unclear if the pet was injured in the fire or if the family left before the fire started. some other units have smoke damage. firefighters say, luckily, no one was injured. so far, it is unclear how the fire started. >> new this morning, a taxi driver right now being tested on suspicion of driving under the influence after slamming right into that center divide on southbound 101 near the millbrae avenue exit. this happened about 1:30 this morning. the cab, you could see, just totally wrecked. the driver not seriously hurt. nobody else is believed to have been inside the cab at the time of this crash. >> there are new details this morning on the crash and attack on customers a

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is wednesday. good morning. 5:29. thanks for waking up early and joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. weather-wise, mike? >> pretty quiet. the weather is dry. we will check out the winds. look how calm they are compared to yesterday. no one is outside of half moon bay above ten miles per hour. fairfield is nine but everyone else is three to seven miles per hour. so a quieter start. we will be warmer than yesterday without the breeze around 80 for the bay and 86 inland and not so breezy at the coast with temperatures surging in the upper 60's. enjoy the warmth. it will not last. i have the seven-day outlook in a minute. leyla gulen has the commute. >> good morning, everyone, at 5:30 we are starting the drive off at toll plaza along bay bridge, look at this, traffic is moving smoothly out of oakland to san francisco, and the accident in the east bay is now a sig-alert because of an overturned big rig northbound 680 at mission boulevard the 506 ramp is closed. use alternate routes so they can move this truck out of the way. a sig-alert northbound 680 at mission boulevard. eric and kristen? >> antioch police are trying to unravel the mystery behind a triple shooting that resulted in a man dead and two women injured. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in antioch with the latest. amy hollyfield? >> good morning. petroleum would live on this street say they shocked this happened here and they do think they know who was shot. it happened before 11:00 last night in a home on yorkshire avenue. police found three people shot inside the home. neighbors tell us it was a mother, her adult daughter, and the daughter's ex-boyfriend and they all had been shot. they say the woman had a temporary restraining order against the man. neighbors say they are stunned it happened. >> we have historied here five years and never had any problems by the grace of god, god has protected me. people are very friendly. it is like a family. if something goes wrong with one, everyone is there to help. >> the man was killed. the women survived. they are in critical condition. police have not said anything about the suspect, if there are any, if any arrests have been made or their theory of what happened. look at look at a live pit of ts street. it is very friendly. they are shocked this happened here. live in antioch for abc7 news, amy hollyfield. authorities in san jose are working to identify a burned body found on a freeway on-ramp last night. firefighters scored the body while putting out a brushfire on the on-ramp to highway 85 after 9:15. the victim may have been sleeping at a homeless encampment. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. abc7 news reporter is getting the latest from the scene and will join us in the next half hour. >> richmond police have increased patrols after daytime shooting left a man dead. the jogger was killed yesterday at 28th and virginia street. he was targeted in a group of 20 running as part of a vocational class. two other people were wounded. police do not have a suspect instead. they did find a get away vehicle reported stolen. >> a man is in custody this morning after driving the wrong way on highway four during a high speed chase happening after 6:00 p.m. last night in bay point when contra costa county deputies tried to pull the man over for driving recklessly. he took off driving into oncoming traffic. officers arrested the man a short time later after he went off the road in pittsburg with several warrants for his arrest. >> happening now, the body of a soldier from san jose is back on u.s. soil after he was killed over the weekend in afghanistan. 24-year-old specialist d." l -- specialist delfin santos jr. was killed. and a state department diplomat was killed, and his sister says the family is heartbroken. he was a growing example of what it took to be a soldier. >> we honor him as a soldier myself and as a brother and all the other soldiers that have done this and all the other families that have sacrificed for this country. >> he didn't fear. he just said if i am going to be gone, that is it, this is my mission, this is what i have to do. i accept the fact. if it happened, it happens, poll. >> santos was on the second deployment after join the army in 2007 previously serving in iraq. four other americans were killed in the explosion on sunday. >> we should learn why steel rods on the spokesman of the bay bridge brick. in a few hours caltran will address the metropolitan transportation committee and will answer whether testing protocols were followed after three dozen steel rods snapped on the brick deck. experts and a private consultant have criticized caltran saying the failure was preventable. caltran estimates it will cost about $1 million to fix the problem. the new span is scheduled for only labor day weekend, 145 days from now. >> the city of santa clara is moving closer to having a large-scale entertainment we hub built next to the 49ers stadium. on tuesday, the city council agreed to let a developer launch a $200,000 study of building options at the 230-acre site paving city owned land and great america parkway to make room for shops, housing, and restaurants. the proposed project is five times larger than san jose's santana row. >> governor brown is meeting with chinese trade officials in beijing today after signing a landmark agreement to strengthen economic ties between california and china. the governor is leading business leaders from across the state including the bay area on a week-long trade mission. their signed memorandum of understanding establishes a working group made up of dozens of leaders from california and china meet regularly to discuss trade and investment opportunities in never, biotechnology, never technology, agriculture, energy, and tourism^. >> president obama's long awaited 2014 budget is on way to congress and guaranteed to rile both ends of the political spectrum. the president is looking for a deal to reduce runaway deficits that have topped $1 trillion in each of the last four years. the left is already bashing the spending plan saying the poor and elderly will suffer from the slowing of social security and medicare. conservatives are unhappy with the plan because it calls for new taxes to reduce the deficit. >> right now there are significant signs a miff -- missile launch from north korea could be imminent with one ready to launch and fuel. south korea raised the alert level to the threat level just short of war. japan is also on high alert. north korea is urging tourists and diplomats to leave the south. >> north korea's statement advising phoners to make plans to evacuated seoul is more unhelpful rhetoric that serves only to escalate continuations. >> someone will have to blink. it is not going to be the unmuch it is not going to be south korea. so far, kim jong-un, has made it clear it is not going to be him. >> the united states specific commander says the test missiles goes over water, the united states does not need to shoot it down but he would recommend intercepting in defense of the united states or our allies. >> now a time for weather forecast. you like sun? >> totally that is why we live here. mike has the forecast. >> energizing sun shine is what we have. warmer-than-average temperatures. the flag at pier 15 shows what you need to know on the forecast, it is not moving. the winds are gone. the warm air can take over. we will be nine degrees warmer than we should at napa, redwood city, and san francisco. 12 in san jose. 14 in oak. 19 degrees warmer-than-average in livermore. we have mid-to-upper 50's at 7:00. we have sunshine. we will be in the low-to-mid 70's away from the coast by noon. we will be in the 70's and 80's away from the coast by 4:00 where you are in the upper 50's to mid-60's. by 7:00, 50's at the coast and low 70's, a delightful evening, without the breezes of yesterday it will feel what the temperature says on the thermometer. sea breeze comes back tomorrow and we hold in the 70's with partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions friday into saturday at the coast, in the upper 50's to low 60's. enjoy. here is leyla gulen. >> good morning, everyone. we will keep you to the east bay if you are headed in fremont, a sig-alert is in aknow, northbound at 680, the off-ramp is shut down and we have 18,000 pounds on that big rig to off load before they can move the truck. it will take quite a while to clear up and it is affecting traffic. the travel times, between antioch and concord under 20 minutes and 25 minutes out of the central valley to dublin/pleasanton and on the 80 you are look at a short 13 minutes between highway 4 and into the macarthur maze and a quick look, a look at the golden gate bridge, traffic is moving smoothly from marin county. >> 5:39. a student magazine has a peninsula community talking. ahead, the serious subject sparking a frank discussion at a bay area high school. >> immigrationry form hits home. 4th graders are tryin hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness..i mean, you...love. >> dan: tonight a bay area company that makes a robot doctors use to perform surgeries is under investigation. there are reports of problems and even death. ron clayborn has more. >> robo surgery has been hailed as a major medical breakthrough with claims highly precise robots are steadier than the human hand. tie any forceps peel the skin off a grape and better outcomes for patients. they have performed hundredsera. erations. >> the tip of instrument moves one millimeter. >> this week they cited him for complications during 11 robotic surgeries. in one instance a aorta was torn. he and his lawyer declined comment. fda is looking into increasing number of seri serious medical problems and even death. among 500 incidents, a doctor could not control movements andl was ripped. and also doctors say it's the device but they say there are other things. >> during an operation when there needs to be an emergency cpr or to an operation, the robot has gotten in the way. >> i

oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness.e bush spent his last night in the white house. you might be surprised how he now spends his free time. one day before the opening of his presidential library and museum, the 4th president and laura sat down to discuss his legacy with abc's diane sawyer. >> mr. president, i do want to get right to the news of this week, the terrorism in boston. >> sure. yeah. >> many people wondered if it took you back to 9/11 when you heard it. >> at first, i was deeply concerned that there might a organized plot. i don't know all the facts. i don't think we know all the facts, but i was deeply concerned that this could have been, you know, another organized, highly organized attack on the country. and it still may be. again, i don't know the facts. but i do know that it's rally hard to protect the homeland, those who want to do harm only have to be right one time. and we have to be right 100% of the time. whether it be that or the explosion at west, texas, i mean, it harkened back to days where you b

oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> it's a party like no other.ng mob with boom boxes in hand, and they're about to invade a down here you called a decentralized dance party. the movement is powered by social media and who. guys who think fun is the answer to brokering world peace. we welcome rachel smith tonight line. >> reporter: it looks like absolute mayhem. but it's just about the most organized party on the planet. an evolution of the flash mob, a massive mobile party bound for a city near you. ♪ party all day party all night ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ party all day >> my name is tom. >> my name is gary. >> and this is the decentralized dance party. >> reporter: gayry started the movement 3 1/2 years ago with 20 people. in six month, it included 20,000. is it safe to say your occupation these days are partying? like your career is to party? >> yeah. that's our job. >> reporter: they're often mistaken for a riot or protest. their mission is simple. unite people through party. >> they're having unrest, turmoil, division. bring everyone together. have a

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> welcome back. it is 6:24. thursday morning. nba commissioner, david sterns, says it will take the league sometime to determine if the sacramento kings will stay in california. sacramento and seattle both pitched their plans for the team yesterday in manhattan. commissioner sterns says both presentations were extraordinary but there is still a lot of questions to be answered sacramento may or yor kevin johnson says he likes the chance for the kings staying there. >>> right now, keep it on the cor court. the cal women's basketball team will head to new orleans for the final four of the ncaa tournament. this marks the very first time in school history the team has made it that far. the golden bears tip-off sunday taking on louisville, the winners. they will move on to play for the national championship. go, bears. >> in the meantime, final four mens teams have arrived in atlanta. you are looking at injured louisville player, kevin ware. louisville coach, rick pitino waved to the camera. they will be the first to play saturday followed by syracuse versus michigan. what a trooper? >> the way that ledge is snapped. the young man, a warrior effort. he is going to be cheering them on. 6:26 right now. let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. very busy in the weather department. >> these showers finally starting to let up a little bit. jon and laura, we had two pretty significant bands of rain. the current conditions, heaviest rainfall currently coming down. you want to be advised. all this came through over the course of the past few hours. the heaviest located from napa down south through vallejo headed through lafayette and concord. we will track these storm systems and let you know when the next one arrives. first, let's check your drive and traffic alert, anthony. >>> we have that accident that just happened on 880 northbound in oakland. it was right at 29th street. all lanes are getting by now. that traffic was backed up for at least 20 minutes. it was slow all the way past oakland coliseum. i will show you on our traffic maps. you can see all of that red denotes where every single car was stacked up. all lanes are getting by on 880, northbound at 29th street. >>> 6:27. still ahead. cracking down on crime with new cameras. the bay area city that could track your license plates on your next trip through town. >>> missiles on the move. we'll tell you about the new threats from north korea leading to new action right here in the u.s. here you go little man. 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[ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> new threats in north korea and the missile on the move prompting the pentagon to make moves in the pacific. >> a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. a soggy commute out there. be prepared. weather and traffic coming up next. >>> how will the market hold on this thursday morning as we hear the opening bell on wall street. today is thursday, april 4th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >>> good morning. we begin with a developing story as tension continues to build along the korean peninsula. new evidence north korea may be pointing missiles at the south and now the u.s. sending our very own missiles to defend the pacific in the light of the threat going on there. let's get straight to washington, d.c. where tracie potts is monitoring the developments. >> there are reports out of south korea from one of its news agencies that there is a missile on the move in north korea headed east towards the launching pad. that has south koreans concerned. also brand new this morning, reports from a statement from the north korean army. a spokesman saying the moment of explosion is approaching fast. they now have final approval to strike. they are blaming everything on the u.s. they would have a high-handed hostile policy. in addition, this is the second day in a row that south koreans have been turned back from that industrial plant that the two operate jointly just inside north korea right on the border. those people again told to go home. not being allowed access inside. as a result of all of this. the united states is sending in anti-missile defense system to guam. they had planned to anyway. a couple years from now, that timetable, they are now speeding up here in washington to get that missile defense system in place in guam with tensions mounting on the korean peninsula. jon? >> thank you very much for the update. >>> loek littcally, we are on s bridge. the rainy weather bearing down all over the bay area this morning affecting the morning commute as well. we want to check the forecast with meteorologist, christina lar lorne. >>> most of the shower activity is starting to come to a clotse. we do have slick conditions. san jose, the h.p. pavilion, you see the sheen on the road. you might find deep pockets of puddles. you don't want to lose control of your vehicle, specially if you are taking those little ones to school. talk about where the heaviest rainfall is coming down. the heaviest rain is coming through the central valley. if you are headed that way, travel cautiously, because that will continue as we head throughout mid-morning. all racing towards tahoe. that is good news. we are going to get snowfall at the highest elevations. heavy pockets of rain. along the peninsula, we are starting to dry out a little bit. you just got hit pretty hard. all the way from concord down to walnut creek. we are going to check on your drive with anthony. he is standing by. we are going to keep those showers widespread until about 9:00 a.m., moderate to heavy at times. 10:00 to 4:00, starting to taper off. on and off light activity. this evening, we'll partially clear you out. more rain on the way tomorrow morning. i don't think it is going to continue for that home opener. the giants back at it tomorrow. your forecast coming up next. we'll have your seven-day ready to go. 6:33. let's check on the drive as promised. here is anthony. >>> 880 northbound. that has cleared. all lanes are opened. you could see on our traffic maps. that is the good news even though it was stalled out for half an hour. folks really couldn't get by. now, all lanes are ope at 880. we have two accidents on the altamont pass. one is 580 westbound. the second is livermore avenue. that's on the eastbound side. then, the south bay or the peninsula. i can't forget about you guys. the peninsula, traveling there. things are starting to pick up northbound. things are starting to slow. this slowing will continue through palo alto for the next two hours. this is a typical, slow spot that we track usualljon. >>> the shooing happening just before 10:00 last night before the corner of jefferson and tenth street. officers were trying to arrest three armed robbery suspects when one of the officers shot and wounded one of the suspects. that suspect was ultimately treated at a hospital and is expected to survive. officers not saying at this hour if they were able to arrest the other two robbery suspects. >>> 6:35. an east bay city looking to get tougher on crime by using electronic license plate readers. they heard plans for a new system this week. they would be installed at entry points around the city to record vehicles coming and going. the system would be linked to a hot list of stolen vehicles. sex offenders or other suspected criminals police are searching for. the public safety commissioner will discuss that plan in a meeting today. >>> hayward has banned internet cafes until next year. it will allow two existing businesses to remain open. the city council agreeing to allow the businesses to keep their doors open after one of those businesses sued to protest that ban. the online games offer at the cafes resemble casino-type gambling and does want them banned. they have extended a moratorium on new businesses until february of next year. >>> dialing into facebook, the smart phone speculation ahead of the social media site's big announcement. >>> plus, gun law overhaul, how tragedy is prompting con could to get tough on assault weapons and ammunition. >> this is a live look from city streets in san francisco near fourth and hour. certainly, rain coming down, pack an umbrella before you head out the door. when will it let up? 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[ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho...i mean, you...love. >>> at 6:43, we are on storm watch. as we give you a live look of the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge this morning, barely make it out. today, the enteire bay area really getting hit by rain during the morning commute. let's check the forecast. how long will it last? >>> not that long. we need the rain but we don't need it during the morning rush. reare not going we are not going to deal with it all day. get your mind set, get ready to drive. dangerous conditions, specially in the east bay where we got hit the hardest. we are continuing to see light to moderate activity. tri-valley getting hit pretty hard. pretty heavy rainfall coming down. that will continue. we are going to keep that in the forecast until about 9:00 a.m. today. however, we do want to point out right off the bat, major flight delays backing up because of the wet weather out of sfo. up to an hour and 50 minutes. only major airport reporting any sort of delays. that's the good news. we shoul

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> the storm watch continues on this wet thursday morning with conditions in the north bay. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is live in san rafael. we saw the water on the roadway earlier. >> eric, it is the same thing right now from 40 minutes ago when you first checked in, the rain has been falling steady. it is not a hard pelting rain but it is steady. we are drenched. the breeze is picking up and it is getting cooler. to the roads, behind me, 101, you can see people coming north. there is a lot of standing water. i hope people will drive pore slowly. they are speeding down this hill toward lucky drive and hitting the brakes as they hit the standing water. obviously there are a lot of opportunities to hydroplane. we do not want to see people doing that. hopefully you can give yourselves extra time before you head out this morning knowing you will need to slow down in the wet conditions. our meteorologist, mike nicco, said this will last through the morning. if the commute is at 7:00 or 8:00 you will have to mutt -- put up with this, hopefully you will be moving more slowly than the people behind me. >> thank you for the update at 5:12. the threats from north korea continue with word the military has been cleared to attack the united states with nuclear weapons. the united states says they are poised to respond despite doubts over north korea's ability to mull east threat. we are in washington and are joined with the latest on north korea's volatile words. >> good morning, katie. the game of cat and mouse continues. south korea this morning said that the north has moved a dangerous immediate range missile to the east coast. >> the north korean military this morning says an attack on the united states would be unrelenting using nuclear weapons and in the streets north korea says they are ready, vowing with these signs to be human bonds. top u.s. officials say the threat is serious and north korea has the world's 4th largest military. >> some of the actions they have taken the last few weeks present a real and clear danger. it only takes being wrong once. i don't want to be the secretary of defense who was wrong once. >> the pentagon is surrounding the korean peninsula with layers of missile defense sending two guided missile destroyers and land-based interceptors to guam. an attack on the pain land is considered unlikely officials fear a move by kim jong-un could inflict serious damage on south korea. >> we should always be concerned when someone is threatening our homeland and threatening our allies. it is causing instability in the region. >> north korea yesterday shut down this border crossing to a joint industrial complex cutting peaceful economic ties with the south. korea analysts say new satellite images show the north has resumed construction on a plutonium reactor that was shut down. still, the top united states commander says he is confident that the threat will subside. >> we need to turn it down a few notches. >> more than 28,000 united states trans are station oned in south korea and this morning officials say they remain on high alert. reporting live in washington, for abc7 news. >> thank you for that. the wildest foot race on the west coast has a new presenting sponsor, the race will be presented by craigslist, with the c.e.o. saying he is tickled ping because it celebrates the unique character of our colorful city. he also says he is happy two san francisco institutions are working together. the previous sponsor dropped out this year. the 102nd bet amount brakeers event is on sunday, may 19th and i cannot wait to welcome leyla gulen. >> nothing says welcome like the beta breakers. >> it is a full frontal "hello." >> now, it is 5:16 this morning and here is a look at walnut creek 680 is showing ponding on the road. hopefully people are driving carefully. this is a brand new accident near walnut creek. live doppler 7 hd shows this is where 24 comes from lafayette and you take that, the right hand turn to alamo and the left hand turn to walnut creek and concord and light-to-moderate rain falling in downtown croak correct and stretching right up 680 and it branches to 780 and headed to 80. watch out because that is where the better radar returns are. you can see pier 15 in san francisco we have 53 degrees and in the low-to-mid 50's in oak, san jose, palo alto, and mill valley. from sutro you can see the slow clouds and expect delays possible at sfo and we will keep an eye on that, oakland and san jose, as you can see the visibility is low with the low clouds hanging around. 49 at santa rosa and napa and los gatos low-to-mid 50's. here is what will happen with the forecast cycle. grave day, especially during the morning when we have the steady rain with scattered afternoon showers and some sun. there is a shower chance this weekend but do not change your plans it is just a slight chance. we have warmth in the forecast beyond this unsettled pattern next week with 70's and 80's in the forecast. today, mainly in the low-to-mid 60's and upper 50's at the coast. headed to the game, a shower is possible but the bulk of the system is moving away and we will see grabbing conditions from 12:53 and the mariners and a's were what up their set. tonight, a sprinkle is possible mostly cloudy with fog and upper 40's to low 50's. here is what is happening. the steady rain is moving out by 7:00 and the steady heavy rain is still showing lighter rain through 9:00 and we transition over to scattered showers by noon and the scatters showered hang around in the afternoon and they taper headed to the evening and overnight hours we will get a .1" to .25" in the south bay and double in the north bay. tomorrow, the temperatures are the same as day and we will warm up a little on saturday, sunday and monday with a slight chance of a shower and look how row buff the warmth is tuesday and wednesday with 70's and 80's away from the coast. leyla gulen has the traffic. >> an accident on highway 4 to pittsburg from antioch blocking a couple of lanes. you are very packed out here moving from concord. the crash along westbound 80 shows c.h.p. moving it if this area with slowing coming away from valley avenue. very heavy conditions moving through berkeley and to the macarthur maze. and 680 as you make the drive through walnut creek down to 24. eric and katie? >> leyla gulen, thank you. >> for good news at the biggest metro areas. the bloomberg business report is coming up. >> and the louisville player injured in a horrible accident, the remarkable recovery he is making. >> as you can see i am in the snazzy living room getting ready for a closeup, can you believe i finally got a cameo on "general hospital" and it only took 50 years. today we are celebrating the big today we are celebrating the big anniversary in style. 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areas saw job growth across every tremendous. investors say looking at a developing situation in mobile, alabama, carnival troubled cruiseliner broke from the moorings while being repaired. something not going down is how much people in developing countries weigh with the average man in mexico, brazil and chile is gaining weight faster than the average. this is high calorie offerings from fast food chains and in mexico 15 pounds heavier in 2010 than in 1995. mexican women put on 19 pounds. mcdonald's says the average customer only eats its food two or three time as month. at the new york stock exchange for the bloomberg business report. >> keeping an eye on the storm this morning with live doppler 7 hd. >> some of the pictures show the rain is still coming down. >> in san jose, we are looking at 87 near h.p. pavilion you can see it is dark and wet. actually, that is 280. that is what we are looking at. rainfall totals so far are more than .1" in san francisco and oakland. almost a quarter in santa rosa and .1" in union city. san jose shows heavy rain toward allen rock and sliding to 101 coming out of the santa clara valley and heads south and milpitas around the parkway we have heavier rain or light-to-moderate rain falling and that is going on through most of the east bay valley. we have and lining up along the peninsula coast at half moon bay so watch out on the peninsula we could see an uptick in your feign fall causing more ponding on the roadways. speaking of the commute, here is leyla gulen. >> as we look at this map we do have plenty of blue. that indicates heavy rainfall especially through oakland and berkeley we are seeing pretty heavy downpours. i will take you out to santa rosa southbound 101 beyond sierra we do have a report of a solo vehicle spin out hitting the shoulder and it is not blocking lanes, we do not see delays. look at blue on the map, that means heavy rain is in the process of moving over to 101. as we head to the east bay along four westbound an accident identity there, and move to the shoulder but we are looking at heavy delays coming from antioch and finally a quick look at the drive along westbound 80 checking in on that, it looks like it is causing a huge backup is not out of the lanes yet but it is packed moving through berkeley and the macarthur maze. >> the university of louisville basketball player would broke his leg in a horrific accident on national tv is already on the mend. josh elliott talked to kevin wale and he is up and moving four days after the scariest injuries basketball has seen. we have chosen not to show you the accident because of the graphic nature. he broke his leg in two places during the game against duke and ware has not seen the replay on television and says he never will. >> i feel like if i see the video it will hold me back mentally from recovering from this. the last thing i want is if i am trying to be on the court. >> he says he will be back. you can hear more on "good morning america" after our newscast at 7:00 a.m. >> good to see him doing all right. >> happening right now, president obama waking up in san francisco. ahead at 5:30 the busy morning planned before he departses the area. >> new accusations at a daycare center rocked by a teacher abuse scandal. >> live doppler 7 hd shows mike nicco tracking the storm and leyla gulen watching the cop >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, we are happy to have you joining us. i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. get the umbrella ready because it is raining. here is mike with the forecast. >> it is raining as we talked about it would be, a steady rain coming down on storm watch. it has let up a little bit on the san mateo bridge but if you look at lower left happened side you can see some of the rain hitting the ground. we still have the light-to-moderate rain but not so heavy as it was before. now what is going on, the green is taking over our neighborhoods and it is light-to-moderate. yellow is moderate in the east bay valley but headed up 80 to sacramento and vallejo and another strip of moderate rain right now moving closer to the coast in the north bay. there you go, we are going do have steady rain through the commute with embedded heavy spots from time to time. be prepareed. that will be through 9:00. then we will have scattered showers for the day. now traffic with leyla gulen. >> we are tracking the weather related to the roads. as we look back at santa rosa the blue area which indicates very heavy rain was really to the west of 101 and now it is starting to creep closer and closer. we already have an accident in that area southbound 101 beyond sierra and it is blocked one or two lanes at a time but not causing any slowing. i want to take you out to the berkeley area and the drive down westbound 80 an accident is still there causing heavy backups. you will slow down out of east richmond so make sure you give yourself extra time if you are in that area. when you pass the crash, this is a live picture from westbound 80 and your drive is slow but it is still moving with no accidents moving to the macarthur maze. >> if the weather cooperates, president obama will board air force one in a couple of hours for a pay of fundraisers the second day of the trip to raise money for the democratic party. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> good morning, it will be a busy wet day fundraising on the peninsula if the president. several blocks around the intercontinental hotel where the president is staying are blocked off. this is as close as we can get at 4th and howard with lots of police and barricades and lots of secret service. the president arrived on air force one at sfo before 6:00 last night. he was whisked away to several political fundraisers, the first at sea cliff and then in pacific heights at the getty mansion where 75 guests paid $35,000 for a chance to get the president's ear but blocks away there were protests, demonstrators, voicing opposition to the proposed keystone pipeline which would run from canada down to the gulf coast. >> all you do is write a check. that easy. our how much are you writing a check for? >> for $5,000 and he is worth every bit. >> how is that good for the average person who does not is $5,000 or $33,000? >> it is tell, tell, and this is not a system you will hear me defend but you are not going to change it unless you take back the house of representatives. >> their political contributions they say were well spent and the president returned to intercontinental hotel at 9:00 p.m. last night after a lucrative evening and today a fundraising bunch in atherton at $32,000 a late and a $5,000 lunch reception also in atherton. if you are attending and want to upgrade you can pay an have a $5,000 at the lunch reception to get your picture taken with the president. he departs the bay area at 1:40 today and we are live if san francisco for abc7 news. >> oakland police say an officer shot and wounded an remain ad robbery suspect after the suspect refused to stop. the armed robbery was reported shortly before 10:00 last night on clay street near 10th street. officers say they spotted three people matching the description of the suspects a block away at jefferson and 10th. police tried to stop them and an officer shot one of the suspects. his injuries are not life threatening and the officer was not hurt. >> an east bay pre-school under investigation for a teacher taping the hands and feet of a student who wall street not take a nap is facing more trouble. the website reports that the administration at the christian preschool sent a substitute teacher pinched and squeezed a chide's arm. the incident happened in february before the more recent taping incident. the school confirmed that the incident occurred in an e-mail to parent that read and i quote, "it is unknown when the incident occurred but it was alleged to have happened in the month of february of 2013 and the staff member was if longer employed as of late february 2013." the man accused of plowing his car in a san jose walmart store over the weekend is due in court later today. the 33-year-old hamid zaid will be arained in santa clara county court this afternoon, and police said he rammed his car through the double glass doors at the story road walmart on sunday and began attacking customers. he was out on bail for a similar incident that happened last year. new video shows the car being driven by zaid crashing through the front of a car wash in san jose in december. police say he was high on methamphetamine. two months earlier documents show zaid tossed a chair through a window at an irish pub. >> east bay drama teacher accused of molesting two underage girls will appear in court this morning. he was a teacher at walnut creek when the incidents occurred. he was charged in february with abuse involving two girls students at the school. he entered not guilty pleas to four charges two misdemeanor and two felonies. city employees could face charges after they failed to report the suspected sexual abuse to police after they found out. >> family and friends are paying a touching tribute to a college student killed in front of his san francisco home. the 19-year-old was shot in front his home in the mission district early saturday morning. last night, his family, friends, and former high school football teammates gathered in front of the house for a prayer service. he was an athlete and honor student at archbishop riordan high school before leaving for lewis and clark college in portland. >> he was one for sportsmanship and the team is rallying behind him and lifting the family members who were grieving. >> investigators think the shooter mistook him for a gang might be. so far, no one has been arrested. >> new report being released later this morning is expected to shed new light on why an oil tanker hit a tower of the bay bridge. the san francisco board of pilot commissioners will release findings from the investigation. the january 7 collision occurred when the vehicle collided with the tower of the bridge on a foggy monday morning. the hull of the vessel was crushed but the inner hull stayed intact so no oil leaked from the tanker but the crash damaged a bridge fender. ntsb is investigating. >> the cal women's basketball team takes off for the final four in new orleans with a send off at 10:30 on the berkeley campus. they take on louisville in a national semi final game on sunday the first final four appearance in the history of cal women's basketball. congratulations, ladies! >> are a safe trip. have a great time. >> now live doppler 7 hd shows san mateo bridge it is still light but it is coming down, the rain. the moderate rain is along highway from concord, bay point, pittsburg, antioch, oakley and brentwood and this is crossing the delta and headed into the central valley. we do have gist to the south of can dole stick heavy radar return right down to bay shore boulevard to the airport at sfo which we will keep an eye open for. i can see the steady rain moving across the neighborhood from southwest to northeast from 7:00 to 9:00 we will see the steady rain tapering and transition over to scattered showers but we will stay with scattered showers for the better part of the mid-morning to mid-afternoon hours. as we head to the afternoon, into the evening, you can see there a dry push so the showers will taper and our best chance of heavy rain and steady rain in the morning commute until about 7:00. as we move forward, in the unsettled pattern with the storm systems sliding to the north we will have scattered sprinkles in the forecast and a light chance of a shower saturday and sunday with nothing to cancel plans over. now the commute from leyla gulen. >> good morning, everyone, we are tracking the drive as you make it to daly city along northbound 280. we have a report of a crash at highway one pacifica off-ramp possibly blocking one lane. we have plenty of rain in the area. look at this, it is shaded in blue and we have the heaviest downpours. we have a report of a brand new accident blocking middle lanes northbound 880 at 29th causing a bit of slowing as you make it up to alameda. if you moving from richmond westbound 80, the crash has been cleared off the freeway and who are still dealing with residual backups. but it is showing speeds picking up and the traffic diminishing at berkeley. san jose northbound 87, the hold lights moving to the off-ramp, we have a smooth drive. drive safe. >> coming up, a story you will see only on abc7 news, big wheel fun in san francisco turns into a big accident. the crash sending a woman to the hospital. >> the tech world attention is on menlo park this morning what we are learning ahead of facebook's big mobile >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good thursday morning. a federal investigation is underway after a nest belonging to a pair of rare birds was removed from a crane at the port of san francisco. here are photos of the ospreys last year when they arrived. they were near extinction and set up a nest 180' above the pir on a crane. according to the "san francisco chronicle"s workers tore down the nest triggering an investigation by the u.s. department of fish and wildlife. the port claims it was perfectly justified and following the law in destroying the nest. >> only on abc7 news a popular annual event if san francisco turned tragic over the weekend when a spectator was seriously injured during the bring your own big wheel race. 45-year-old woman suffered a serious head energy when she walked in front of the racer whose could not avoid hitting her she was rushed to the hospital and had emergency surgery. >> my wife was there taking pictures and she thought it was over and walked across to see my daughter. orgs did not want to appear on camera but told abc7 news that the driver felt terrible. neighbors say they have done a good job with safety by insawing bales to separate the spectators^. >> rumors about facebook. this is talk that they could unveil a new droid product. speculation is centered on a phone, a smartphone with facebook deeply integrated at a time when more than what of facebook billion users access it on a mobile device. abc7 news reporter will tweet real time developments from the announcement this morning scheduled for 10:00 a.m. we will update the story at abc7news.com. >> mike nicco has the forecast rain. >> the rain will stick around from 7:00 to 9:00 and hopefully by the afternoon hours the commute back home will be dry. that is the plan right now. san mateo bridge shows the rain still falling and it will continue to fall in the 7:00. right now live doppler 7 hd shows we have been watching the east bay where we had the heavy rain and we are showing 24 connecting with 680 from the san ramon valley at pleasant hill and concord with light-to-moderate rain. heavy showers moving toward dixon and sacramento and we have guerneville headed toward santa rosa, petaluma, you are all going to see an uptick in the intensity of the rain the next 25 to 30 minutes from light-to-moderate rain. watch out for ponding. low-to-mid 50's san francisco, oakland, walnut creek and palo alto and mill valley. as we look at the bay bridge you can see light rain still falling here and temperature in santa rosa and napa and fairfield and livermore and union city, also in the low to mid-50's. gray sky for the morning and a little bit of sunshine as we transition from steady rain to scattered afternoon showers with a chance of a sure this weekend, but just a chance and a light shower if anything develops. next week, you want 70's and 80's in the forecast, and some of that could creep to the coast and we will have that in the middle part of next week. today, we are going to have scattered showers developing in the afternoon, the broken areas of green not the wide-spread shield we have this morning with steady rain and low-to-mid 60's away from the coast with patchy fog tonight and mid-40's to low 50's like what we are dealing with this morning without the steady rain. by 7:00, the heavy rain is moving off to the east and the transition to scattered showers by 9:00 will continue through noon and become less numerous headed through the 5:00 hour and you can see overnight a lot of moisture hanging around and we will wake up to cloud cover. we will get .1" to quarter an inch and double in the north bay and half that in the south bay. the seven-day outlook shows a chance of a scattered light show friday, saturday, and sunday as the storm system is close enough to dip in the north bay and bring us wet weather. monday is the last chance and the 70's and 80's and a lot of sunshine for tuesday and wednesday. leyla gulen has an update. >> good morning, everyone, as we start the drive northbound along 880 to alameda and oakland we have a problem at 29th it is a car wreck that is blocking one lane and we are looking at backup much the drive is slow to the maze and toward the bay bridge with plenty of heavy rain where you see areas shaded in blue we are seeing heavier downfall and green in this area through san jose where we are seeing moderate rain. you are seeing northbound 280 to southbound 17 a crash out there that is also blocking a label so watch out for that. this is the commute through walnut creek as you make the drive down. 680 and toward 24 we are looking at clear conditions and traffic is not slowing down at all. finally, here is a look at the drive through san rafael with plenty of tail lights and north of there, from santa rosa and guard petaluma we had a report of a crash blocking a lane southbound along 101 so heavy rain if that area and you just want to make sure you are very careful out there. >> and we want to welcome you to the team leyla gulen on of behalf kristen sze. i am just keeping the seat warm but the first time you have been here you have seen all of our weather, sunny, gorgeous, and now the rain. >> i could not get over how beautiful it was after spending summers here before and i could not believe how cold it was! when i came it was sunshine and beautiful sky and the cloud and the rain is nice. i do like the change in climates here. it is beautiful. >> wait physical july and august if you like cold weather. >> good to see you looking so alive and awake this time of the morning because you are putting the rest of us to shame. >> welcome, leyla gulen. >> coming up, the new financial twist in an effort to rename sfo in honor of gay rights' pioneer harvey milk. >> a new trend a drugstore change is reporting. >> busy week for the electric car company continues with a >> the debated over how much it would cost to rename sfo has land back where it started. airport officials said it would cost $4 million to change all the airport and highway signs if the facility was named after supervisor harvey milk. he was assassinated after becoming san francisco's first openly gay elected official. caltran then claimed they could do the work for $350 to $720,000. the airports spokesman is telling abc7 news that the figure is $4.1 million. >> the rolling stones are bringing their 50th anniversary tour to the bay area . >> the stones 50th and counting tour is stopping in oakland and san jose next month. they have nine cities lined up. they will play on sunday may 5th at oracle and the pal beyond -- pavilion may 8th. top tickets are going for as much as $600, plus fees. on sale monday morning. hard to believe they are senior citizens. >> mark your calendar! >> that song will be stuck in my head all over. >> you mean "start me up." >> the drummer is, what, like 73? 73. >> a look at the light rain that falls on the san mateo bridge this morning, rainfall is healthy chip in some areas and we have doubled how much we have received last hour .5" at petaluma and quarter in oakland and union city and .2" in san francisco and san jose is getting rain at .1" but receiving the least. the steady rain stops at 7:00 to 9:00 with a shower possible. do not let that deter you from going to the game with first pitch at 12:05. the back edge of the steady rain is moving toward us and through the central veal you will run into steady heavy rain and high elevation snow during the early part of the morning and the afternoon hours. we will be around the low-to-mid 60's for chico and sacramento and 77 at fresno and the rain misses this area and 72 in los angeles and 93 in palm springs. leyla gulen? >> as we look at the drive along east bay we starting to see heavy rain pouring and that is where we are seeing more accidents, we have a report of a brand new accident that happened north of the or one we have been talking about northbound 880 at 29th still blocking a lane. right now we are starting to approach that area at 55 miles per hour and speeds are down to 24 miles per hour the closer you get to the wreck and up ahead, a new accident occurred so it is busy and plenty of blue in oakland and that is making very trench -- treacherous drive with flooding in the roadways so stay in the center lanes and avoid the areas that could cause high -- hydroplaning. >> some called it shacking up and now you can call it "commonplace." nearly half of young women say the first time they lived with a guy they were not married. the results are a change from 1995 when only 34 percent moved in together ahead of a wedding. experts say people are living together as a "testing" ground for marriage. 40 percent of women would live with a guy went on to marry him in three years. >> does your drugstore double as your doctor's office? walgreen is getting on board with that trend saying most of the 370 instore clinics now will diagnosis, treat, and monitor patients with some chronic conditions usually handled by doctors such as diabetes, asthma and high blood pressure. c.v.s. made the move a few years ago and drugstores do not aim to replace the doctors but doctors say it can disrupt their relationships with patients and lead to fragmented care. >> which disease is the the bigt financial craig on society? it is not heart disease or cancer it is alzheimer's disease. more than four million americans sufficient from dementia estimated by rand corporation costing between $150 billion and $215 billion a year. most of the money does not go to drugs or treatment but is for support. the study is published in the new england journal of medicine. >> research says you can trade in your running shoes for comfortable walking shoes and get the similar health benefit. researchers followed thousands of runners and walkers between 40 and 60 for six years and walkers used the same amount of energy as runners and lowered their blood, cholesterol, and risk of diabetes and heart disease. runners got the benefits in a shorter amount of time which makes running more efficient. >> next at 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ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> you're taking a good live look at the san jose pavilion where the san jose sharks play. >> intentions continue to rise on the korean peninsula. kim jong-un meeting with leaders one day after top party officials announced building nuclear weapons would be a top priority. recently, pyongyang vowing to strike south korea and the u.s. with nuclear weapons. in the meantime, the u.s. continues to hold military drills with south korea. today, it sent f-22 stealth fighter jets to take part in today's drill. >>> it is 6:12. time for a quick check of the day's top stories. a man behind bars in san jose after police say he crashed his car through the front of a walmart store and starting attacking people. police say at least one person was seriously hurt. three others were also injured >>> law enforcement in texas on high alert after a district attorney and his wife were both found shot to death in their home over the weekend. the death of kaufman county district attorney mike mcclelland comes two months after an assistant district attorney was also shot and killed near his office. >>> a new plan for immigration reform is moving forward on capitol hill. negotiators agreed on a deal last week that would allow tens of thousands of immigrant workers into the country and pay them fair wages. a final bill is expected to be presented to congress as soon as next week. >>> next story here, a big talker. did you hear about this? google upset a lot of users after deciding to honor caesar chavez's birthday in its doodle instead of choosing to celebrate easter. a slew of responses came in threatening to switch to microsoft bing website. people are offended that the search engine did not recognize the resurrection of christ. they say they are featuring those that they have not in the past. >>> east bay tesla is finally profitable. >>> good morning to you. tesla's ceo says he has another big announcement coming tomorrow. this isn't the big one and this is hunl. he is posting that tesla is on track to be profitable in the first quarter. sales are better than expected. people prefer buying the most expensive version of their new model s as well. so many people it is dropping the cheaper, lower range version of its sfrm"s" sedan. the cheap one is just $57,000. the s&p 500 will open at its highest level ever as we get trading underway after a three-daybreak. american markets were closed for good friday. no markets in europe today. they are closed for an observation of easter monday. >>> today marks the start of the second financial quarter. look can back at the first three months, you see all the good news. the dow grabbing the headlines in the first quarter, up 8%. nasdaq, up 5% in the first three months. the s&p 500, 7% higher so far this year. now, looking at individual stocks, jon and marla, nobody did better than netflix, 106% to the positive. what's that about rising tide lifting all boats? two examples of submarines, apple and facebook. apple sinking 17%. facebook down 7%. facebook does have an announcement on thursday where they are expected to show off new android operating systems. maybe that will help. >> netflix for a while looked pretty doomed. doom and gloom. >> keep in mind, yes, if you bought at the netflix high, you are still even up 106%, you are still not out of water yet but things have gun to turn around. netflix just gets traded all the time for such a tiny company. it is a very popular site. >> very good, scott. >>> thank you very much. as they say, the show will go on. members of the san francisco symphony could vote as early as this morning to end a two-week strike. they have reportedly reached a tentative agreement working out a brand new 26-month contract with the board of governors. musicians expected to keep the sweet music going and return to the stage at davies symphony hall tomorrow morning for a nice children's concert. >> you can sing in the rain. plenty of it coming. >> you should hear it when he hits that high note. >> you know what, maybe you are not the american idol but you are certainly the "today in the bay" idol. wouldn't you all agr with me? 6:16 now. we are looking pretty good out there this morning. we have a good-looking day shaping up. >>> i wanted to talk about some of the positives from yesterday. 1.5 inches of rainfall over a 24-hour period in oak toland. we needed the rain. rain is still coming down. we have flight delays. we told you this was probably going to be the case. it certainly is, sfo reporting about 50 minutes for lowered ceilings. fog is thickening up. i do want to point out, we are doing okay everywhere else. the only other airport across the nation with delays is d.c. we are looking pretty good. we are looking pretty good. trying to get into washington, d.c. count objen some delays. i set this back for you just 12 hours. one more time. i just want to show this to you. it is very rare to have this much lightning in california, northern california specially within about a six to ten-hour period. that's why we picked up quarter size hail in the central valley. not too far from black hawk. we have a central thunderstorm warning. pretty significant along the east shore. it is headed toward the tri-valley. count on slick conditions there. right now, the steady rainfall. from oakland out to san leandro and castro valley. your futurecast tells the story of the day. we have that clock for you when we meet back at 11:00. still tracking showers, mostly in the south bay at that point. we will get a nice break between 3:00 and 7:00. you can see here showers continue to clear out of the bay area as we progress throughout the day. 68 degrees. that subtropical flow that keeps temperatures around average for this time of year. close to 70, just about everywhere inland. 65, fremont. 61 degrees in san francisco. as we get through the next couple of days, we are going to get a couple of dry days. close to 80 on wednesday in places like gilroy. by thursday, our next round of rain, maybe another quarter, half an inch at that point. better chance for the weekend. maybe another inch, inch and a half saturday into sunday. let's check that drive. it is slick the there. good morning, anthony. >> it is slick. the heaviest stuff moving through oakland as we are speak. the favorite lights are on. look at all this congestion going back to 580. let's get you another perspective. in oakland a little bit. this is headed south. lots of lights on. traffic is starting to pick up. another perspective. a little farther south down into fremont. traffic still moving steadily there. we have an accident off of 880. let's show you our traffic map. it is a car fire. it is not actually on the highway. it is on his spasparian and sycamore. look at how far back the slowdown goes on 238 all wait through the castro valley at woodrow avenue. that's a good backup there on 580 getting over to 238. that's because of that car fire off the highway. this accident at texas street and antioch on state route 4. you can see it slows all the way, at least a half mile through antioch. if you have to use this route, definitely want to consider an alternate route here this afternoon or this morning. the winner goes to the south bay. look at all the green. folks taking it easy. it is dry for the moment in the south bay. christina will have more on the rainfall and we'll have more coming up in a few minutes. that's all we've got for you right now. marla, jon, back to you guys. >>> 6:20 right now. doctors say university of louisville's kevin ware and his game-stopping injury last night will not be a career ender. this is ai little bit of good news here. he hurt his leg during the ncaa midwest regional. the injury was so graphic we are not going to show you video of it. the sophomore guard, he jumped up to block a shot by duke in three-point land. he fell awkwardly. the leg literally snapped to a 90-degree angle. the bone came through the skin. teammates and coaches and the opposing players as well, literally, physically shaken up. they were crying out on the court as he was stretchered off and rushed to the hospital. louisville ended up ending that game. he underwent surgery. the leg broke in two places and was reset with a rod inserted into his right tibia. ware will remain in an indianapolis hospital until at least tuesday. louisville did go on to beat duke by 85-63, final. >>> on the women's side, how about this, cal taking a shot at the final four tonight. the very first time in team history. they beat lsu saturday to make a very first elite eighth ever. in the final four, they take on the georgia lady bulldogs, the very same team that knocked off stanford saturday night. tonight's tip-off, set for 6:30 in spokane, washington. >> moving on to baseball. the world championship giants step on the field. they start the season in los angeles against the dodgers. matt cain will start the team's defense of the world's title at 1:00. just because the team is away does not mean you cannot watch the game with those giants fans. comcast sports net will post a free season opener viewing party at at&t park. the a's, across the bay, they start their season at home against division rivals, seattle mariners. gametime, 7:05 at odotco. >> they are both tied for first place. 6:22 coming up. a change in women's health care here in california. >>> the new information doctors now have to provide on mammogram results. ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> welcome back. 6:25. starting this morning, women getting a routine mammogram will see a big difference in the information they receive afterwards. the new law requires doctors doing mammogram screens to inform their patients if they have dense breast tissue and let those women know that the dense tissue makes it harder to spot tumors and correctly evaluate results. doctors say an ultrasound after a mammogram may be a more effective screening option in some cases >>> here is good news for our lungs. the reason, spare the air program, is, in fact, working, the bay area, air quality management district says during the most recent winter season, there were ten spare the air days and just one had unhealthy air quality. back in 2000, 2001, there were 39 days of unhealthy air. the spare the air program started five years ago in 2008 banning wood-burning stoves on days where the air quality approaches unhealthy levels >>> all that bad air being washed out by the rain we are getting. let's take it right to the live radar. we want to show you the wide view. not the whole bay area getting wet at this point. steady showers overnight have left a mark. you are going to find plenty of puddles and ponding out there. i want to zoom in and show you where the heaviest rainfall is coming down mostly over the san francisco bay but you can see the batch extends to the east towards oakland, san ramon and the showers are pressing towards the tri-valley. we head through the next hour. stick with us. we will show you where the rain is coming down. >>> right now, let's check your drive with anthony. >>> we are tracking a few accidents right now. the east bay is seeing where we are seeing more treacherous activity. we still have a car fire off of 238 and hisperian. half a mile backup on state route 4 and 101 northbound at hellier. starting to see some slow going. more coming up >>> 6:27. still ahead, a breakthrough for immigration reform. we'll tell you about the deal struck in washington that could allow tens of thousands of migrant workers to stay here legally. here you go little man. 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[ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> a live look at wall street. opening bell, 2013, off to a very strong start. we will see how things bounce after a three-day holdy monday, april 1st. this is "today in the bay." >>> they were giving high-fives on the stock market. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. >>> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. >>> a big-time breakthrough in the nation's results to reform our immigration laws. the big hurdles the negotiators have crossed and what's left to be done to bring republicans and democrats together. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: nowhere in the country is this a bigger issue than in california. you know that. in terms of the number of immigrants, the proportion. students whose temporary visas have run out or undocumented workers working on farms across california or other parts of the country. here is what's happening in washington. a breakthrough on the guest worker program that would allow these undocumented work kers er stay in the country. not a path to citizenship. to continue to work legally. up to 200,000 of those visas, tied to employment numbers. when there are more jobs, more visas would be available for those workers. they wouldn't start until 2015. that's not the entire baggage but it's a big part of it. a big hurdle. the rest expected to come together in writing ready for review sometime this week. >>> it is 6:32 now. right now, we have new video to show you, a massive pileup in virginia involving more than 100 vehicles near the virginia/north carolina line. three people died. at least 25 more were hurt. the pileup was actually 17 separate crashes all happening within a one-mile stretch along interstate 95. the cause of the initial crash is under investigation. but, virginia state troopers say they think fog is likely to blame. >> today marks ten years to the day for the rescue of american pow, jessica lynch, who was taken hostage in iraq. she was just 19 years old in 2003 when u.s. special forces rescued her from an iraqi hospital. critics, including lynch herself, later claimed the u.s. government embellished her story to boost patriotism and help in the war. she received a medical honorable discharge in august, 2003 and later testified before congress she had been falsely portrayed by the u.s. military as a little girl rambo. now, lynch will be on the "today" show to talk about what her life has been like ten years after that ordeal. you can catch that interview starting this morning at 7:30. >> the first family is hosting the 135th annual white house easter egg roll this morning. more than 35,000 are expected to participate in the games, stories and the egg rolling fest tiffths. jordan sparks and characters were sesame street and danica patrick will attend. be healthy, be active and be you is the theme for this year's event. >> what a cool event for little kids. they won't realize how cool it is until a little bit older. >>> 6:33. checking in with christina loren. get another update. >>> all they care about is the eggs at that age. rainfall coming down steadily. i wanted to show you all the lightning across northern california yesterday. it was a really active day. the thunder was not visible. you couldn't hear that thunder where you lived. we had severe thunderstorm warnings around the corner from where you live in concord. we had reports of hail up to quarter size. it was a significant day in the weather department. we still have those showers coming down, an aftermath from yesterday. take it easy out there. it was also very gusty at times. you might find some debris on the highway. oakland to san leandro, the heaviest rainfall. the showers will deteriorate as we head throughout the day. it is going to take a while. not until this evening are we going to clear the radar. 54, livermore. 55 to start the day. one good thing is, we have comfortable temperatures, not just right now. all day long. nice and warm by the end of the day. 60 degrees inland, 64 bayside, 61. three more days of rain ahead. i'll show you when those come to play. some outlook is ready to go in my next report. maybe you are like us and you don't have the day off. let's check that drive with anthony. >> you got called in, because somebody was sick. not complaining. have to be here always. a little face time here. 6:35. you can see, the plaza toll plaza is lit up. there is still a car fire on the traffic map at 238. that's causing slowdowns through castro valley and woodacre road. this is also a very common slowdown on 580, the altamont pass. you can see lots of red as you head into the east bay. very slow-going this morning. even through antioch at highway 4 at texas. still seeing the slowdown from an earlier accident about an hour ago. still trying to clear that away. in the south bay, we just had an accident reported at blossom hill on the southbound ramp. this is blocking the ramp. not causing any slowdowns on the highway. if you take blossom hill, that won't al won't allow extra time. >>> still ahead, the court ruling overseas that could insure better access to cancer fighting drugs worldwide. >>> we'll show you not exactly the brightest criminal out on the streets here. a purse snatcher ends up face down in a pile of glass. guess what? it doesn't stop his getaway. we will show you the not-so-smooth escape next. >>> we take you live outside. a really nice shot. a little bit different perspective. all lit up. some rain comes down. meteorologist, christina loren, has her work cut out for her today as the rain comes down throughout the bay area. 6:37. stay with us. 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[ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, hoess. i...i mean, you...love. >>> a texas community stunned after a shooting death over the weekend that killed a district attorney and his wife. kaufman county d.a. mike mclelland and his wife were found shot to death inside their home near dallas on saturday. a neighbor went to their house and discovered the door had been kicked in. this coming two months after the assistant d.a. was killed in a parking lot near his office. investigators have not yet confirmed whether the murders are connected. authorities do say they are ramping up security for elected officials in that area. >>> the accused colorado theater shooter will find out if he will be facing the death penalty. prosecutors expected to announce the decision for james holmes in court last week. prosecutors rejected a plea deal that would have sent holmes to prison for life instead of getting the death penalty. the 25-year-old stands accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others last july at an aurora movie theater. >>> 6:

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. . . . >>> a boston transit police officer wounded in the shootout with the marathon bombing suspect in critical but stable condition this morning. 33-year-old richard donahue still on a breathing machine but good news here. doctors say he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> investigators now say they know the exact origin of the texas fertilizer explosion. they are not saying what triggered it. residents in west texas continued to return to their homes. 14 people were killed, another 200 hurt in wednesday's blast. >>> boeing one step closer to finally getting its troubled 787 dreamliner fleet back up into the air including flights from san jose man net ta international airports. they started replacing the batteries on the grounded plains. finally approving a package of detailed design changes including retrofitting planes with an enhanced lithium battery problems. that led to a series of in-flight issues including a fire on one of those planes. >> can they come up with something more interesting than the iphone 5? >> don't expect apple to spill any secrets. a hit or two couldn't hurt. >> apple has been on a slow slide for weeks now. investors would like to get a little. a little something that seas we are still the innovative company that everybody loves so much. apple reports its profit on tuesday. they no doubt will report that they made suitcases full of cash. some small hint ahead could help the stock more than anything else. that appears to indicate apple has sent millions of iphone 5s back to the manufacturer. it appears, because i can't read chinese. that's what translations of the newspaper website says. the problems with the phones, mostly cosmetic. google chairman, eric schmitt, has written a book called the new digital age. it will reportedly include a count of his trip to north korea. orbital sciences launched a rocket over the weekend. they have a bit of an advantage. they have been making missiles for years. the rocket didn't go to the station. it was just a test. >>> jon and laura, over the weekend, i got a chance to host the tech challenge award where kids create an invention to solve a problem. very involved. this year, more than 3500 kids participated. i handed out awards for elementary school. scott budman did the same for junior high. at the elementary level, friends school won top honors. my favorite award went to kip summit academy. they had the biggest failure of all of the experiments. i told those kids, there is nothing more important in silicon valley, because if you are not failing, you are not trying hard enough. does that make sense? you are not reaching. so thomas edison, fail, failed, failed. >> good deal. that means you are pushing the limit. >> good look, scott. i like that a lot. >>> 6:16. hey, do we need to remind you? today is earth day. mountain view bates google, they are celebrating with this animated google. you see it there. kind of blended within the trees and the bond where the fish are and the streams and land scale. pretty cool. >> i like it. in the meantime, san mateo county celebrating earth day by taking some action. starting today, stores in unincorporated parts of the county and a dozen peninsula cities will ban plastic bags. customers that don't bring their own can buy paper bags for a dime. the law affecting grocery, convenience stores and pharmacies and other shops but not restaurants. plastic bags still available for produce and meats and prescription medicine. >>> earth day, we are going to be enjoying it outside. solar power. we are going to get a nice taste from the coast. temperatures starting to climb up as early as 9:00 and 10:00 this morning. morning t-shirt weather what we are talking about around the bay area. look at san francisco, fog free. the flag not moving around much at all. light winds. a slight offshore breeze. dry air being pushed out to the coast and our temperatures this morning pretty mild when you consider this is the time of day when you see the coolest temperatures waking up to mid and upper 50s for most areas. 62 degrees in fairfield right now. not much of a sea breeze throughout the day until about 3:00, 4:00. the heating inland will cause the air to rise up and turn on the air-conditioning right around 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. in the meantime, air quality taking a little bit of a hit due to the fact we have got light winds. moderate for the east bay valleys. around san jose. moderate for the low zone. temperatures, very close to records if we can manage low 90s for the inland valleys. that should get very close to record-breaking territory. widespread relief is going to hold off until the middle part of the week as the low clouds start to come back and we see our temperatures drop off. mostly sunny skies. hour by hour from morning through the afternoon, even out to the beaches today. we are switching hour by hour. no low clouds or any high clouds getting through the ridge of high pressure. if you want to beat the heat, heading out to the coast looks pretty good. 70s around pacifica and half moon bay. warmest spot to santa cruz, low to mid-80s around the boardwalk. you are going to be using the air-conditioning at times. 80, to low 90s around san jose. from pleasanton to sunol. upper 80s around the 680 corridor. san francisco, should hit 78 by noon. we could have 80s before that picks up and near 90 around san rafael. tomorrow, not quite as hot. through the middle part of the week, we see temperatures drop much cooler as we approach wednesday and thursday. mike? >>> we'll look over here toward the south bay. surface streets like el camino starting to build a bit. we much 101 with this yellow that's hitting and sticking. that's later than we typically see on a monday. 87 between capital and kertner, typical. it looks like the tow truck now cleared the lanes and things are moving smoothly up towards union and highway 17 expect that build to continue. the peninsula moves smoothly for 101. heading down south 280 around black mountain road, reports of a crash there. the driver of the vehicle involved is okay. that driver hit and killed a deer. a little slowing through hillsboro. foster city side, let's check out over there. a smooth flow of traffic. >> let me show you what we are tracking still. west 92 on the hayward side, still reports of the earlier car fire. all flames are out. it sounds like everybody is okay as well. here is the castro valley "y." slow out of oakland and down towards san leandro. bay bridge also slow out of oakland over towards san francisco. the live look at the toll plaza with the lanes backed up. slowed down from west grand over to the city. >>> what i did over the weekend caused a traffic jam. i was part of the north carolina 46th annual cherry blossom festival. i hosted the senior appreciation honoring senior citizens volunteering around the nine bay area counties over the last year for their continued contributions to the community t was an honor for me. the eighth year that i've done that. i rocked a bow tie. >> i am going to start calling you mike g.q. inouye. >>> what a tough break for the golden state warriors, forced to head into the playoffs without all-star, david lee. the power forward tearing his hip flexor during saturday's game against the nuggets. it happened in the fourth quarter, fouled and fell very hard. this is painful watching him try to limp away. denver ends upbeating the warriors 97-95. game two tomorrow night in denver, tip-offset for 7:30. rough one. it is 6:22. >>> coming up, did a teacher encourage a class full of third graders to cheat on their test? 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[ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> welcome back. 6:25. a california elementary school teacher now on leave accused of helping third grade students cheap on a standardized test. state officials are investigating the case at mckinley elementary school in burbank. a student told the teacher they had helped several students with test questions on the star exam. burbank unified says if the charges are approved, the school's test scores could be declared invalid. >>> a big-time hollywood star seen by many as a role model is facing charges after an angry outburst directed at police near atlanta. today, a hearing is set for reese witherspoon and her hollywood husband, agent, jim todd. witherspoon accused of disorderly conduct. a police officer says she disobeyed orders to stay inside of the car while he performed a sobriety test on her husband, now facing dui charges. witherspoon asked the officer, do you know my name? you are about to find out who i am, you are going to be on national news? i guess she was kind of right. the officer said witherspoon began to hang out the window and say, that she didn't believe i was a real police officer. for her part, witherspoon its apologizing saying i clearly had one drink too many. i am deeply embare raced about the things i said. i was disrespectful to the officer who was just doing his job. i'm very sorry for my behavior. >> i thought you had to look at the camera. >> i don't know. never been arrested. >> that wasn't a trick question. >>> it is 6:26 right now. still ahead, questions without a lawyer. why some lawmakers want to declare a teen terror suspect an enemy combatant in the bay area lawmaker who opposes that decision. we'll have a live report on the terror in boston just ahead. >>> plus, a woman found lying in a pool of her own blood. we'll tell you about the deadly discovery in a bay area driveway. >>> a beautiful live look outside. the sun rising over the south bay this morning. a nice start to a monday morning, don't you think. a lot more news ahead. stick around. 6:27. 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"today in the bay." z. >> it is have:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. questions continue to mount as investigators begin interrogating the teenage suspect accused in the boston marathon. federal prosecutors are preparing to file charges against 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. we are told he is writing down answers to some police questions and now lawmakers at capitol hill are pushing to declare the suspect an enemy combatant. he could be questioned without a lawyer and other protechs of the u.s. criminal justice system. tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill. good morning. >>> no questions before his miranda warnings would be admission i believe in court. prosecutors say they have plenty to convict him. keeping in mind he is a u.s. citizen with all the same rights as anymore else. dzhokhar tsarnaev is waking up answering investigators in writing. they are questioning him as an enemy combatant. >> i want the intelligence to save american lives. that can only be done effectively if he is treated as an enemy combatant. >> they don't need his confession to get him into trial. i think we don't have to cross the line. >> this morning, lots of questions about why the fbi didn't do more after inquiries about the older tsarnaev with radical groups. zi want to know how the fbi dropped the ball. we are at war with radical islamists and we need to up our game. >> tamerlan tsarnaev spend six months in russia. they interviewed him before he left. >> i want to know why after he was interviewed and after a foreign intelligence service raises the flag on the individual why he was allowed to travel abroad. >> some lawmakers insist the fbi did as much as they could. >> at some point, they have nothing. you can't ask them to do something with nothing. >> many questions about where this investigation is headed >>> the fbi is also disputing the mother of the suspect. she says that after the bombing on monday, the fbi came back and interviewed her older son but the fbi says, that's not the case. laura? >> thank you very much for the update, tracy. new details about the wild shootout with police that left one of the bombing suspects dead and the other injured. the watertown police chief telling the boston globe that 26-year-old tamerlan tsarnaev was alive and struggling with officers. the chief says the injuries from that crash are what ultimately killed him. >> in the meantime, federal investigators are trying to speak to the wife of the suspect that died. a lawyer for katherine russell tsarnaev first learned about her husband when she saw it on television. they visited her at her parents' home on rhode island on sunday. her lawyer did all the talking. the attorney says his client did not notice her husband acting a any differently at home even after the bombing >>> in you details about just how long the crime scene will continue to be sealed off in boston. that's all coming up in a live report at 6:45. we are also updating our website with around the clock information with the latest for you. head to our home page and search boston. >> it is 6:34. we are watching the warmup when it comes to the temperatures as we give you a live look outside. enjoy the high temperatures now because slight cooldown in store for this week. a little something for everyone. >> christine lorne is off and rob mayeda is in telling us about hot temperatures ahead. >> mostly clear skies. no low clouds anywhere. our temperatures to start off in the 50s and low 60s out towards fairfield right now. 62 degrees. 56, san francisco to oakland. we are starting off the day warmer than yesterday at the same time. mostly sunny skies. high pressure, the culprit to our big summerlike warmup. keeping skies clear. by 9:00, 70 in san francisco. we will see those numbers focus on the areas in orange showing up midland. mid-80s by 1:00 and very likely, upper 80s and low 90s to the tri-vall tri-valley. today, the hottest days inland. there is that mid-week cooldown. temperatures drop almost 20 degrees by thursday. mike? >>> folks, we are going to look at this shot for highway 101, just around the curve, around the merge or the split for 101 and interstate 80 depending on your commute direction. the bottom of the screen, folks splitting off to the lower deck of the bay bridge. heading away southbound, an issue south around caesar s chavez. a single car went into the center divide. it is not a good spot. things in general are getting more congested on city streets. we have 19th avenue as well as highway one and also we are looking at van ness, heading through the city. all starting to slow down. as you are getting in the oakland side, a smooth drive. at interstate 80 is slow from hercules and richmond down toward the berkeley curve. creeping down in toward the 40s and 50s. 880 through fremont where traffic flows. there is flowing through hayward and union city. 680 moves smoothly. we will talk about the issues for the south bay itself as the volume builds up. sg. >> 6:36 right now. san lorenzo trying to figure out how a woman died in her very own driveway. she was found early sunday morning lying in a pool of blood outside her home. a man who lives a few doors down telling us that that area is regularly patrolled by security. the sheriff's department says the coroner must now determine whether that woman was the victim of a crime. >>> 6:37. still ahead, a disaster zone in a very remote part of china. how relief agencies are taking to the sky to try to bring relief to erlth quake victieart victims desperately in need of he help. >>> outrage in india after a 5-year-old is sexually assaulted. the new overnight break and search for the subject. sofa... desk... you know what? 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oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. you...love. >>> elvis costello once sang about laughing while tramping on the grave of margaret thatcher. a stark political statement that took on new poignancy today when britain's former prime minister passed at age 87. depending on who is remembering her today, she was either the beloved iron lady who saved england from socialism, saved the world from communism, or she was a lady with a heart of iron. unmoved by the plight of the working poor. no wonder there is such a broad thatcher legacy in song and onscreen. and abc's david wright takes a look. >> reporter: she was a towering figure in 20th century politics and pop culture. >> the iron lady of the western world. >> reporter: the grocer's daughter who refashioned herself as the cold war's winston churchill. >> i like mr. gorbachev. we can do business together. >> reporter: in america she was revered as though she was ronald reagan's better half. >> my political soul mate, a great visionary, and a dear, dear friend. >> reporter:

oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >> up next on "eco company."'s up, and for that guy it's all about catching a green wave. >> i want to leave it better than when i first jumped in. >> find out why his surf boards are better for the planet. >> is it possible we could fire it up? >> yeah start it up. >> plus the future of wind energy. how this engineering team is going high tech to build better turbines. and getting down and dir fi why students at this high school take their trash seriously. then the view from the top. training young people to build a greener planet. "eco company" starts now. >> thanks for tuning into "eco company." i'm adam. >> i'm jessica. this week we've headed out for some sun surf and sand. >> look at all the happy surfers out there. >> there's so many of them. but just how eco friendly are surf boards? >> we decided to find out. >> surf's up along the northern california coast. and this is one surfer who's catching a greener wave. his name is pat judah. and he's riding an ecofriendly surfboard, when he designed himself. >> i

ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> welcome back. good friday morning. 5:23. louisville's kevin ware certainly getting a lot of attention since that really horrific break over the weekend of his leg. now, he is making an appearance on late night with "david letterman." >> just had surgery less than a week after snapping his leg. ware, able to crack some jokes after the devastating injury. he gets the honor of leading letterman's top ten thoughts going through kevin ware's mind when he broke his leg. >> number 8. >> hey, look, my tibia. >> number seven. >> ouch! >> number six. >> did it go in? >> number three. >> they fired leno? >> the number one thought going through kevin ware's mind at the moment of the broken leg -- >> at least my break is not busted. >>> i love the look of his face when he said, they fired leno? his eyes got all big. he handled that pretty well for a young kid. >> no kidding. that was tough to do. >> hope that leg gets better soon. >> i agree. >>> the giants are going to be getting lots of attention today. finally, the home opener. boys coming home. >> go, champs! >> christina loren is live at at&t park with more. all important forecast. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, laura and jon. we are out here grooming the field. victor has decided to put me on the payroll this morning. he needs a little assistance. as you can see, there is a lot of work that goes into getting this field, getting this stadium ready for the home opener. the much anticipated home opener when the world series champions, the giants, come back today. we have been waiting for so long. you know what, guys. i have my work cut out for me. let's get right to your forecast so i can get back to it. we are talking about the upper 50s, low 60s at the coast. at the bay. it is going to be really nice, closer to 70 degrees. your headlines tell the story of the day. we'll see a little bit of fog and drizzle early. a mix of sun and clouds later on. we have chances for showers, unsettled weather as we head into the upcoming weekend. keep that in mind. overall, looking pretty good. some slight chances for rain. we'll time that out for you coming up. giants forecast tells that story, upper 50s, looking good. wind out of the west/northwest, 10-15 miles per hour. could carry the ball out to center field. you can't ask for better weather than this time of year. it has been so nice. we are going to hold on to a comfortable day. good air quality. lower pollen. more to come out here live from at&t park. don't you go anywhere this morning or else. let's check that drive with anthony slaughter. >> they look like a chainsaw next to you. we are still trying to figure out what that was that you were working with. i'm sure you will tell us in your next report. let's get you outside and you can see that golden gate bridge camera is really fogged in. this is really where you want to keep the head lights on. go slow. allow a little bit of extra time. always keep in mind that some folks around you may not have their head lights on. that's the only place we are watching. that is a little bit of a treacherous drive. even in sown knounol, a little fog. lots of green on the map. things are good to go. no major accidents to report. >>> 5:26. monthly jobs report expected to be released in minutes. we are going to have them for you once they get into our newsroom. >>> we continue following breaking news in san francisco. police right now still searching a college campus looking for whoever ripped off the taxi cab on the fly. arturo santiago, live on scene. he will have a report coming up. here you go little man. 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[ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> looking for the suspect that ended on the campus of san francisco state university after a high-speed chase. details coming up. >> police investigating a new incident at a pleasanton daycare where a young girl was tied up for not taking a nap. >> reporter: and at&t park is the place to be today. the world champion, san francisco giants, are back at it. we are taking you live behind the scenes. after all, we are the home of the giants at nbc bay area. your full forecast is just a few minutes. >> dense fog continues to be a problem this morning, specially in the north bay. we're going to get you out the door on time and let you know if there are any accidents on your roadways this morning. >> right now, a live look at san francisco. a lot of low-hanging clouds and, yes, we all are feeling like world championship just like the giants. why? because it is friday, april 5th. this is "today in the bay." >>> this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we start this morning with breaking news. police still searching the san francisco state university campus on the hunt for the man who ripped off a taxi cab. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago has video of this wild high-speed chase. good morning, arturo. >> good morning, jon. the suspect is still at-large. police are actively looking for him. they just cleared the scene here on campus at san francisco state university. that includes the stolen cab. we do have video of the suspect. police said going after the suspect. this started just after 2:00 this morning in the south of market area. san francisco police located a stolen cab. that driver took off leading officers on a short chase through surface streets and then the suspect got on southbound highway 280. at that time, the california highway patrol took over the chase which reached speeds of 100 miles an hour. the driver of the stolen cab went all the way to pacifica, turned around and ended up on the san francisco state university campus. he slowed down enough to jump out while the cab was still moving and take off on foot. >> he was dressed in all black. he had a hood on, a hat under the hood. he was just looking at me. >> police just drove that stolen cab away a few minutes ago and cleared the scene. their suspect again is still on the loose. we are live at san francisco state university. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >>> breaking news. monthly jobs report just released. this is for scott mcgrew in the newsroom with the details. it doesn't look good. >> it looks absolutely terrible. there is thumb's down, and double thumb's down. what we are looking at is 88,000 jobs created in the month of march. the unemployment rate falls to 7.6% but as i tell you each month and i have for ten years, ignore the unemployment number, the percentage there. it is the number of jobs added in the month. so what in the world happened if economists were talking just a few minutes ago about 200,000 jobs they expected added in the month of march. that's something we'll have to look through, the numbers. the numbers came out, i mean, what, about 45 seconds ago. we're talking about the raw top-level numbers here. 88,000 jobs added. jo jon and laura, that's a terrible number. that's almost irrelevant. we are going to look at the participation rate, the number of people looking for new jobs must have fallen. we'll continue to look at these numbers and figure out what's going on. again, this is less than half of what most economists were looking for. >> not nice. all right. thank you very much. >> 5:33 right now. a specific gentleman trying to get the job done today. the world champion giants getting their game into high gear today. >> the home opener just hours away. bob redell at the ballpark with a look ahead. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and jon. if we could all have a grounds keeper like this at our home. so perfectly man acured afor opening day. a three-game series starting today running through sunday. giants taking on the st. louis cardinals but before today's game, of course, the giants are going to be doing a little celebrating. still in the party mode from winning last year's world series. they will today be raising the 2012 world series flag here at at&t park. the second time the team has done that in three years. you might recall the home opener in 2011 when giants great, willie mays, walked out with the 2010 world series flag. it is not clear if he or a former giants player will be doing the same today. this will not be easy for the st. louis cardinals to digest. the giants took them out in the national league chaps series denying them a shot at the world series. the player who is crucial to making that happen, pitcher, barry zito, who shut out the cards for almost 8 innings in game five, a victory that was considered crucial. barry zito will be the pitcher who will be starting today's game. the first of three against the st. louis cardinals here at the home opener at at&t park. the first pitch is at 1:35. a quick look online at stubhub. there are still tickets av available. bob redell, "today in the bay." the celebration will continue into tomorrow when the giants hand out the first round of bobbleheads. 40,000 fans will get a bobblehead. posy is expected to be around for many years to come. last year, he signed a multi-year extension. it will be fun to get the bobblehead out there. they look great out there. >> we'll see if the forecast will hold. i think it is going to be pretty breezy out there at first pitch, mid-game. >> barry zito on the mound today. >> so excited. want to check in with meteorologist, christina loren, actually live at at&t park. they have the grass all ready to go as well. >> reporter: they do, laura and jon. now, here is the kicker. we're not allowed to go out there on the grass but you know me, i like to walk the line and that's exactly what i'm doing, getting as close as possible without actually touching the grass, which is very nicely groomed, might i add. they have made all the necessary preparations, taken care of everything to make sure today is secure out here at at&t park, so everybody has a good time. the wet the is certainly going to accommodate today's games. we are talking about the upper 50s if we see any sort of wind picking up the ball and carrying it, it will be out toward center field or right center. we could be talking about a panda splash down for the home opener. these boys know how to work this field. you notice those flags are not moving at all. >> so yesterday, we picked up over an inch of rain up in the north bay. we are expecting some low level moisture to tip to produce a little bit of showers as we head through the morning hours. thick fog as well. overall, we are talking about a mix of sun and clouds later on today. a good-looking weekend. a chance for showers as we head through tomorrow morning. as we head through sunday, a little rain in the morning, a nice afternoon. another impressive system on the way. i'm going to time that out for you coming up. we will have showers around for the weekend. you will be able to get outdoors for a few hours saturday and sunday afternoon. out here live, once more, at at&t park, as you can see right now, it is quiet. in just three hours from now, we are already going to see a lot of action. stick with us. we'll be out here until 11:30 showing you as things progress throughout the morning, you know if more and more people get out here, more and more fun. i had to use my windshield wipers coming up the peninsula. coming into san mateo this morning. overall, it wasn't too bad. what are we working with on those rhodes. >> earlier, you said there was an inch of rain in the north bay. with calm winds, this is what you get, lots of fog at the golden gate bridge. that's going to be the case all morning long. the dense fog continues to be a factor at the golden gate bridge. that's where most is concentrated. everywhere else, visibility, not too bad. the bay bridge approach, you can see, lights are on and cars are flowing smoothly. the lights are not on for the metering lights. the car lights are on. that's what i was referring to. you can see in sunol, the fog continue tobs an issue. not really any major slowdowns on 84 through sunol. there is an accident at valley road on 580 westbound that continues to be cleared. otherwise, that's all we've got for you guys. >>> time is 5:38. this is definitely a win/win situation. we'll tell you about the fund-raiser this weekend that would help some would-be brides get their hands on designer gowns at discount prices. >>> we also see a police officer whose quick-thinking actions have him called a hero. we are going to show you this complete video coming up. >>> how are you feeling? give you a live look over san francisco. a lot going on on the city by the bay. got some fog in there. the world champion giants playing an afternoon ball game. what's also going on, it is friday. that's always good news. it is 5:41. >>> new details this morning. a story that happened across the pacific ocean in hawaii. it has turned a bay area police officer into a hero. the off-duty officer literally jumped into action to stop an attack on a tsa officer. this morning, we're hearing from him for the first time. marla tallez with his reaction to some pretty amazing video. >>> one of the great things about this story, it was all caught on tape. the officer is justin rogers out of the punol police department e was on his way back to the bay area after a relaxing vacation in hawaii. he was trying to get through security when he notices this, a tsa officer. here, it is coming. to do her job, she is guarding the passenger exit. she is suddenly attacked by this woman out of nowhere. this woman starts punching her and hitting her. they struggle for about ten seconds or so and we're just letting you see this. now, out of nowhere, you are going to see it, here comes officer rogers. he just clears that glass barrier, strong arms the woman, takes her down. you will see him throw up his arms and let everybody know, yes, he has this handled. everything is under control. you will also notice here, he was only wearing his socks, because he had just taken off his shoes to get through security. the 39-year-old is very humble saying he was just doing what any person would do in his situation. >> in this case, police officer or not, the woman was being assaulted, was defenseless, had her arms up trying to defend herself and somebody needed to help her. luckily, i was close enough to be able to help her. >> rogers actions also being noticed by the tsa. they released a statement saying they are grateful rogers was there to subdue this woman. it turns out the woman is homeless. she was arrested and taken to a hospital for mentally valuation. as for the tsa officer, other than a few bumps and bruises, she is not seriously hurt. a good end to this story. laura and jon. >> pretty dramatic video. >> that officer must have been the high-jump champion in high school the way he cleared that wall. >>> let's take it out to at&t park, christina loren is checking things out as they get the field ready for this afternoon's home opener. how is it looking out there? >> it is looking pretty good. it is really mild out here, jon and laura. i don't need a jacket. temperatures close to 60 degrees to start the day. we are going to see a nice friday. happy friday. i'm live. somewhere, you don't get to see behind the scenes very often. this is a dugout. i want to kind of show you the cool features in the dugout. they have this line of phones. the first one says, bull pen. the next one says press box. gm, you don't want to see this one getting picked up. that means the pitcher will likely be getting pulled. lastly, we have the in-house phone thichlts a very well-organized dugout. they are equipped with cameras in here. what's so cool. you will always, on tv and right here at the park, see the guys sitting up here watching the game. this morning, we're giving you a perspective what it looks like when they are in the dugout looking out on at&t park, one of the most beautiful yards in the entire country. i don't think there is a prettier ballpark. today is going to be pretty nice for the home opener. temperatures are going to be nice and mild in the upper 50s. a little bit of drizzle out here this morning. that will likely be the case as we head out through the first part of the morning. a little bit of sunshine. a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures close to 70 degrees inland. closer to 60 degrees at the coast and mid-60s on the way around the bay. now, coming up, we're going to show you that seven-day outlook, because we are keeping showers in the forecast for the weekend. i want to make sure you are aware of when and how much we are going to get. just so you can plan around that. specially if you want to take the little ones outdoors this weekend. that's coming up. you want to take a look at your drive. a little fog out there this morning. any problems on the roads. anthony slaughter. you can see at the bay bridge, things are moving smoothly. we do have one accident on the bay bridge itself at the treasure island exit. this is westbound. a hit and run. if you take the bay bridge approach, use caution approaching that particular location. typical slowdowns along 4 approaching pittsburg. it slows all the way until pittsburg. another slow spot that we typically see. the pass starting to slow. once the cars get off the other arteries and highways, 880 moving through oakland, moving smoothly. that was yourour troubled spot yesterday. lots of cars moving in from 101 northbound. you can see things are moving smoothly in palo alto as well. >>> thank you very much. it is 5:46. >>> some sad news here. the san jose paramedic shot in the head by a drive-by has unfortunately died. the hunt does continue for the gunman. police say quinn boyer was attacked on tuesday morning after visiting his father's home in oakland when he stopped at the intersection of keller and hanson drive. a gunman in another car shot him. boyer hit the gas pedal propelling his car over the median right into a nearby ravine. boyer did work for the santa clara county ambulance company for two years. investigators at this point don't know if this was a robbery or an attempted carjacking or maybe even road rage. there have been no arrests so far in the oakland police right now asking for any kind of help in capturing boyer's killer. >> friends of a 16-year-old musician killed by a train will honor his memory. donye jonakin was clipped by a train as he walked home. his family says he was a talented musician. tonight, students will hold a memorial and fund-raiser for his family at san jose's lincoln high school where he was a junior. donations from tonight's event will help offset funeral costs. >> a preschool that came under fire last month after a teacher was accused of tying up a toddler is now once again in that spotlight. authorities telling the contra costa times they have received reports of another incident at center point christian preschool. this time focusing on a teacher that pinched a young boy. that teacher named in the complaint no longer works at the school. they closed for several days of staff training after it was revealed a teach are at that school actually tied up a toddler's hands and feet with tape because the toddler refused to take a nap. >> affordable housing again today after an early why he proposal drew criticism from nans. they will discuss ten possible sites for affordable housing. the original plan presented in january was too clustered in their neighborhoods and needed to be spread across town. it was required to zone a number of areas for affordable housing. building that housing is not. >>> community colleges doing something they haven't been able to do for a very long time. that being, add more classes. several community colleges boosting their summer class offerings this year thanks in part to the funding for california's prop 30 initiative. eve several other schools adding dozens of classes as well. schools had to cut summer classes during the recession to try and make up for lost funding. administrators say things finally starting to turn around. >> getting married or know one who is. brides against breast cancer bringing its national tour of gowns to the santa clara. it is a charity group that says wedding gowns new and used at discount prices. proceeds go to support cancer patients and their families. crews will set up dozens of dress racks today at the hyatt regency in santa clara. tickets are required to get into the event. you can register at the brides against breast cancer website. it looks like a win/win. >> they raise money for cancer. 5:49 right now. we have interesting new details that we are learning about apple's new headquarters coming up. >> this week's gadget does what laura teaches to triplets, that is, to share. >>> "today in the bay." good friday morning to you. 5:51 right now. taking a live look outside. pretty clear in the south bay. certainly, not the case. this fog, kind of a shot of the golden gate bridge. other areas. we are going to take a look at those all-important micro climates and the weekend ahead. >>> new details about plans for apple's new cupertino headquarters. apple co-founder, steve jobs, apparently, had a very specific vision in mind. the chronicle's business insider says he wanted the building to look polished with no seams or gaps or even paint brush strokes visible inside. the wood must be maple and hardwood, which means it has to be from the center of the tree and the best glass around the building will be produced in germany and shipped here. the bathrooms and cubicles will be built off site and shipped in. the spaceship reportedly called, will cost $5 billion, up from the initial estimate of $3 billion >>> a major piece of artwork. if you are looking for a wi-fi connection for the apple ipod, scott mcgrew says, don't sweat it. you can use hit. >> karma, a portable, shareable wi-fi hot spot. it is pretty cool. what it does is it allows you to share your wi-fi connection at the airports or train stations, that kind of thing. it is super cheap. now, i know you have seen these sorts of things before. here it is close-up. at&t sells one. verizon sells one. what's different about this. two major factors. first of all, it is dirt cheap. it is $79. secondly, for $14 a month, you are going to get four gigabytes of access. that's a lot of access. to the sharing part. that's the super important part. when you share your wi-fi signal, the person who jumps on your wi-fi signal at the airport, at the train section, gets 100 megabytes of access for free. it doesn't come out of your account. then, you get an additional 100 megabytes for your own account, which is very cool. now, i tried this at a big, big conference where you think 1 gillion people would jump on. not that many did, enough to give me some free access. i'm not totally positive the sharing thing is going to work out for this company. i'll be honest. $79, no contract for a wi high hot spot. just do that. >> how do you alert other people you are using that, so maybe i would know if i wanted to jump on? >> it will come on the network. i'll be notified. i will turn it on in our 6:55 showing of this. we will even do it on your phones. you're notified. i'm notified you are doing it. you are notified as to who i am. >> no password required. >>> no password required. i can't see what it is you are doing online or anything. i'm just aware you have jumped on, which makes it sort of friendly and social. >> good concept. >> using the wi-fi. it is cheap. thank you very much. like my daughter says, sharing and caring. >> it is. very nice gesture. 5:55 right now. i want to check with meteorologist, christina loren. can we call this work? we sent her out to at&t park celebrating the giants home opener. >> reporter: hey. we investigate the giants dugout. let me tell you, no corner will go untouched today. i am checking this thing out to the maximum taking you live to at&t park. hours away from the home opener out here and the excitement is brewing more and more people headed to the station -- excuse me, headed to the stadium as we speak to get things ready to go. hustle and bustle already inside the walls of the park. i can tell you there are a lot of people putting this together just for all you giants fans today is going to be pretty nice. i told you it was mild and you don't need that jacket. i am going to have to retract that. we have pretty steady drizzle out here. go ahead and pull out that jacket along the peninsula. if you live south of 92, forget about it. as we head throughout the day, we're talking about the upper 50s. it is going to be a nice day out here. winds are going to pick up as that area of low pressure heads out of town. highs look pretty good. look at these numbers, 70 degrees for gilroy. mid to upper 60s just about everywhere. low 60s at the coast. we have a pretty good-looking weekend temperaturewise, a chance for showers. i want to make sure you are aware of before you make those weekend plans. stick around. that's coming up in my next report. it is really coming down. watch out for the drizzle. >> we saw that at the golden gate bridge. the good news, earlier as we mentioned, not too bad of a problem. the bay bridge, head lights are on. the toll lights not on. folks zooming on through. no major accidents there. we did have a hit and run earlier at the treasure island on ramp. still trying to get more information about that. doesn't look like it is slowing down trafx. >> we continue following breaking news in san francisco. a car chase, now a search on a local college campus. arturo santiago has talked to police. we will have the latest information coming up next. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. 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