happy birthday to you laura garcia-cannon. you know what? we're glad to be with you this morning, scott mcgrew, 40 degrees in livermore, 46 in san jose and we're kicking off your thursday at 46 degrees in san carlos. beautiful conditions, warmer today by a good five degrees and then we're going to keep that warming going into your weekend. still counting on the showers. we did have to push it back just a touch. we'll have more in moments. right now good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning, christina. we want to show you a clear view, sparkling lights across the bay, turn the bay lights off, we'll talk about that later on. across the bay with our map a smooth flow of traffic as we get to the wide shot. away from the bay bridge eastbound 24 just from 13 over to the caldecott there's a crash reported, a car went into the grass on the side of the road, no lanes blocked. little activity but no slowing counter commute. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. another recap coming up, back to you. >>> we have new video coming into our newsroom taken

laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. well, it was not a lot but it rained enough overnight to leave the roadways slick as people head back to work on this monday morning. let's check in now meteorologist christina loren, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, very welcome treat for us, after all we're now officially in spring, we kicked

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, everyone. hopefully you're getting by after the time change. temperatures this morning are really mild out there. we're at 54 degrees right here in san jose, 52 in san martin, on our way to a gorgeous day, and then things change. we're talking about rain very, very soon. we'll talk about that in moments. say happy monday morning to mike inouye. >> we see traffic flowing southbound from us, we see the southbound traffic very light, very easy, south past university, a little farther toward santa clara. great america parkway there was an overnight crash. that's really the only thing to of note. there may be a little activity. i saw some slowing up to a couple moments ago, but that's all cleared up. around the rest of the bay, there are the speeds approaches the bay bridge, all moving at speed. back to you. >>> new this morning, 49 are general manager says there are zero truth to reports that colin kaepernick is on the trade block. early this morning baalke released, quote -- we are excited to have

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news. police are invest getting a smash and grab burglary at a high end san francisco music store. >> stephanie chuang joining us now live in the lower pacific heights neighborhood of the city. this is the latest electronics store that's been targeted by thieves. good morning. >> good morning, sam and laura. we're in front of music lovers audio and video, a high end store. you can hear the alarm going off, but when we got here the alarm was not sounding off. this went off after police

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, laura, sam and everybody at home. hopefully you enjoyed the showers yesterday because we have quite a contrast coming your way, very warm temperatures by this afternoon into the mid to upper 70s. more on that in moments. right now we want to check your drive, here's mike. >> we're starting in the san jose area. the live shot shows you 101 at 280 but i want to show you the map overall silicon valley moving nicely. no downtown san jose southbound 280 at 87 to southbound 87 i should say there is a crash blocking one lane of that connector, that will be an issue, a hit-and-run crash. if you did see anything a half an hour ago, call that in to chp. the rest of the bay moves smoothly at speed but we have an incident overnight 580 at 24, i'll get an update from chp and see if it's still blocking the slow lane. >>> we have breaking news in the south bay this morning. police from san jose to sunnyvale are in th

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, laura, hi there, sam. temperatures mostly in the 50s to kick off the season of new beginnings and growth. 54 degrees in san francisco, 48 degrees in livermore. beautiful conditions for today, but definitely cooler than where we ended up yesterday. notice the clouds increasing as we head throughout the afternoon. we'll have more on your forecast for the weekend and still tracking that chance for rain. it's better now, a little bit better overnight according to the models. we'll show you what we're working with coming up. here's mike and your friday drive. >> it's looking great and overnight a light volume of traffic and a little roadwork on the bay bridge. no problems on the span as far as speed sensors go, no problems on the approach, that's a wide look including the north bay. highway 4 coming into concord westbound your commute direction appears to be a stall moved over to the shoulder, doesn't look

send your gifts in to laura garcia-cannon. over here, the san mateo bridge, folks are slowing down a bit. nothing unusual about the pattern. we'll track 92 and of course the dunbarton bridge. we still have the onramp, the northbound 101 closed. >>> the second astronaut to walk on the moon has a new mission. let's get us to mars. buzz aldrin tweeted this photo of himself at england's famed stonehenge, looking up to the sky and wearing a mars t-shirt. part of his campaign, to focus on a long-term goal of settlement on the red planet and they are taking applications. >>> coming up, fallout from racist texts allegedly sent between bay area police officers. why it could lead to some cases being overturned. >> plus, an investigation still unfolding at this hour to a drive by shooting that killed three people outside of a northern california market. the very latest, next. >>> taking a live look outside overlooking fremont. there are cases of rabid bats being found in the bay area. we're continuing to follow this developing story. mor

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. we're talking about the rain potentially that could come from this morning. i know my car was wet out there. yours? >> damp drizzle out there when you left your door. is it going to pick up perhaps later today? let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. everybody at home, happy wednesday. this is what we want to see in a drought situation. unfortunately, the timing, not so great when it comes to your morning drive. i can tell you, slick conditions, widespread showers all across the board and this will intensify as we head throughout the next couple hours, so give yourself plenty of time. let's check on that drive, see if there's any incidents maybe with this rain. we never know for sure, but usually a little bit of a dangerous situation out there. good morning to you, mike. >> it will, in fact, be a slick situation because of that rain having happened after a break. we have the oil and the grease there. so slicker conditions, even a light rainfall here

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina. >> temperatures chilly to start the day. taking a live look at san jose where you will notice a mostly clear sky. for today, temperatures are going to be very chilly to start. a cool day coming your way with a little bit of wind as well. and we are tracking light drizzle. more on that in just moments. we want to get to your drive with mike inouye. >> let's take a live look out there. show you the san mateo from the foster city side. flashing lights are eastbound up the high-rise. typical overnight construction westbound construction has cleared. speed slowing a tad in both directions. yellow on 92, not a major concern. we'll see that shift in an hour or so as they clear the eastbound direction as well. no major incidents but a fender bernd on the walnut creek interchange. >>> we mentioned it right off the top of our show, we are following breaking news from virginia this morning. a manhunt is under way right now for an armed prisoner who escape

laura garcia-cannon is off. lots to get to this morning. first let's check your forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, krhappyo have you with us as always. 48 degrees in san martin to kick off the day. what a spectacular day it's going to be. tomorrow looks good as well and a little shower activity coming over your weekend. mike inouye, happy friday. >> happy friday. changes over the weekend for you, christina but the weekend is the operative word. we're looking toward the san mateo bridge across the bay. we're looking at the folks traveling away from us, toward the top of that high-rise we often overnight see one lane blocked, sometimes two. looks like all lanes are open on this side and i can see the flat section as well. we see a little slowing and the crews probably cleared it over the last couple of minutes, at about 4:00 they were registered doing some work over there. 92 moves smoothly. 84 at the bottom moving nicely, the dumbarton bridge, we zoom out and show you south of th

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. jaw-dropping news for niners that could lead to shock waves across the nfl. one of the team's most promising young players stepping away from the game. >> hanging it up. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in santa clara this

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to on this monday. first say good morning to meteorologist christina loren. how was your weekend? >> it was great. thanks for asking. hopefully you had a good weekend as well. as we head throughout the day today temperatures pretty warm, not as warm as yesterday and tomorrow a sharp decrease in your numbers. as we get into the end of the week tracking showers for easter week, we'll have more coming up in moments. for now here's mike and your drive. >> looking toward fremont, 880, live shot here. the close-up by the truck scales through the area, also reported a crash by chp, they claim there's still activity on the roadways but i didn't see any problems or flashing lights on the shoulder from basically through newark and fremont toward milpitas was my drive so we have a smooth flow of traffi. we'll track that report. toward the south bay we see typical overnight road crews and the yellow is down to 60 miles per hour, not a problem but there are some construction spots arou

. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. good monday morning, christina. >> good morning. starting out with mild conditions out there, new week, brand new forecast. cooler temperatures this week, and just to our north, for us, fair chance for showers each and every day, not expecting much. ly show you the analysis coming up. first one to check your drive, good morning, mike. >>> view from san francisco, this is the approach coming in out of oakland. the reason i show this, overall the entire bay just like that shot of the bay bridge, light volume and no real slowing. coming off of that shot, we have southbound 101 just off of eastbound 80. there was a crash there in lanes as going back cesar chavez and approaching hospital curve. chp says they have all lanes clear. traffic break that appeared far few minutes, looks like it is clear. into and out of san francisco. so far, that was the only thing blocking freeways for the last couple of minutes. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 4:31, new this morning, one passenger dead after a taxi plunged off a highway in fairfield. inter

. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. early morning fire at a south bay strip mall. >> we are near the intersection of king and tully. is the fire there out? >> reporter: good morning to you both, we can tell you that they have made very quick work of this fire here at a strip mall on south king road. we can show you that fire crews are still on here on the scene, but the flames are out, and the fire appears to have been contained to just one room in one of those businesses there at the strip mall. battalion chief tells me it appears it was a massage parlor of some sort and though it was contained, they think there's going to be some pretty heavy water damage for that business. the other businesses though, there's a travel agency next door and there's a dental business as well as other businesses. those are going to be okay. and those should be able to open today, no problem. the roadway just about ready to reopen up. fire crews and engines were blocking the way for just a bit, but like i said, made quick work, the ladder

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have an update to breaking news this morning just moments ago police confirmed a homicide investigation is tied to another crime scene at a car and a house. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in antioch this morning, steph, investigators just told you they detained three people? >> reporter: they have. they've got three people at the station who have been questioned by investigators. now, we're here on hudson court where a man was found shot to death lying on the sidewalk in front of the apartments after 11:00 last night. that body is here. we are not showing it. police have confirmed that three

." >>> good morning, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. today in the bay's stephanie trong has the latest. what is going on there? >> well, good morning. i want to update you that the police have confirmed that there was a shooting here off southbound 101 near the connector, and we are here by story road. the reports of the shots fired led to the closure for at least an hour overnight. video of the scene from around midnight shows the lanes of southbound 101 to make way for the nine or so police officers searching across all lanes with the flashlights to look for something that is significant happening here, and we have confirmation that there was a shooting here. traffic is backed up, and we had a report that there was a report woman there, and maybe stuck in that backup, and san jose fire was called out here to respond to a medical emergency, but they would not specify for what. so again, still pretty early on, and we are working to get more details on what exactly happened here, and we know that the freeway reopened at 1:30 this morning

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. what started as a routine search for a stolen car turned into a wild, frantic, and deadly chase in san francisco. >> stephanie chuang joining us now live from van ness and pine. it began when police approached a woman at a gas station inquiring about a stolen vehicle. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, sam and laura. we're talking about two clothes in plain clothes. they approached her at that chevron station. she took off, driving into traffic. >> she's running people over. we've got shots fired. >> police say the woman drove up pine, made a u-turn, came back the wrong way, hitting cars before driving up on the sidewalk. we spoke with the man this morning whose car was hit. he said he walked away minutes before the bullets went flying. >> it's a little terrifying. especially in front of this building. definitely terrifying. pretty uncomfortable. >> the funeral driver died on scene. her car was towed around 4:00 this morning. no one else was hurt. back here live, you're seeing g

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock this morning. many eyes in silicon valley focused on a high-profile sex discrimination file. the woman who filed the case is going to take the stand today. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in san francisco. the former executive says she was passed over time and time again for promotions because of her gender. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, laura, good morning, scott. ellen pao has her law and business degrees from harvard and a double e degree from princeton. she wants $16 million in damages for what she says was gender discrimination and retaliation. she says she was fired because she complained. taking the stand the last two days was john dohr, the man who clearly tried to avoid the cameras trying to hide behind staffers is the kleiner perkins partner who hired pao in 2005 to be his chief of staff. pao left in 2012. her attorneys say she was consistently performing better than her male peers who with less tenure were promoted over her. kleiner perkins defense lawyers say

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. eaking news in the south bay this morning, a chase and those searching for suspects. tow trucks pulling a stolen suv from a sunnyvale neighborhood. police from san jose to sunnyvale are on the hunt for the two suspects right now. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from the command post with what he's learned so far. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. police are condensing their search area here in the neighborhood of remington and robbin. they searched some parts, they're focusing on specific other areas still looking for the two carjacking suspects. about an hour and a half ago law enforcement set off a couple of flash bangs in the stevens creek area where they think they might have had the two carjacking suspects cornered. not clear if the two men are still in that area. this neighborhood is under lockdown for several blocks. i just mipgsed they released some of the blocks. they are putting a lot of resources in finding the two men who they consider to be armed and d

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. jaw-dropping news for niners that could lead to shock waves across the nfl. one of the team's most promising young players stepping away from the game. >> hanging it up. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in santa clara this morning. chris borland is worried about the long-term consequences of playinghóm÷ football. good morning. >> reporter: and what it can do to the human brain, sam and laura. chris borland tells espn that he suffered a concussion during training camp last season, but he played through it so that he could make the team. yesterday he said no+2 in a surprise announcement to espn the 49ers linebacker said he is quitting football all together, that from what he's researched and experienced doesn't think it's worth the risk anymore. he's the fifth nfl player under the age of 30 to quit this sport over the past week and a half. >> now that there's so much more information about head trauma and the repetitive nature of these injuries, i think you're going to see a lot

laura garcia-cannon is off. napa health officials are dealing with five cases of the highly contagious liver disease hepatitis a and health officials are taking steps to warn people who might have been exposed. bob redell is outside the westin hotel in napa where two of the infected people worked. how concerned to people need to be? >> reporter: the napa county health tent is issuing a warn who visited the la toque hotel between february 29th -- 25th. it's a contagious liver disease as you mentioned. if you wonder why the health department is issuing this warning weeks later there is an incubation period for hep a. now is the time anyone who contracted it back then would show symptoms like abdominal pain, nausea or jaundice. >> we wanted to be sure that people who might have been served by one or the other of those individuals during the time that they might have been shedding virus are aware there's a potential risk. it's a very low risk but we felt it was important to let people know. >> reporter: this is the

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. almost five years since the san bruno pipeline explosion and finally a step towards a little bit of closure for some people today. city of san bruno expected to file a legal response today to a massive state penalty. >> that latest proposal is a $1.6 billion penalty for pg&e. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us live from san bruno this morning. it's not just about the money but safety measures as well. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, sam and laura. you can see why. we're at ground zero for the site of that september 2010 deadly explosion and the neighborhood four years later still rebuilding. you have to reconstruction office building here and of course empty lots still in this neighborhood. so we are this morning expecting a positive reaction from san bruno's city leaders to cpc president michael pickers proposal on how to fine pg&e for the explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. the reason, pickers wants $1 billion directly to pipeline safety

laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. well, it was not a lot but it rained enough overnight to leave the roadways slick as people head back to work on this monday morning. let's check in now meteorologist christina loren, good morning. >> good morning to you. yes, very welcome treat for us, after all we're now officially in spring, we kicked off spring last friday. we have some snow showers i wanted to start with, because this is the big question, how much snow are we going to get out of the system. maybe up to six inches in the high peaks of tahoe, so that's the good news. we already have about two inches of powder on the floor up there. you can see i set this back about seven to eight hours and we did have some decent rainfall across the board here in the bay area so you're going to wake up and find a slick drive to work this morning, areas of puddles ponding, even in the south bay, where we received the lowest totals but overall i stopped the radar for you, you can see the only place we're getting any activity is up in

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. all new this morning a busy san jose intersection is back open following a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist and pedestrian. this happened overnight on monterey highway just south of oak hill cemetery. police say the motorcycle heading north hit a pedestrian and the pedestrian died on the scene. the motorcycle slid about 100 yards before it finally came to rest. the rider is now in the hospital. >> a lot of questions this morning in palo alto. two men found dead at a senior apartment complex, one with the gun in his lap. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live from palo alto. this kind of crime quite unusual in that neighborhood. good morning. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, sam and laura. this is the second homicide in palo alto this year. i spoke within the hour with an acting sergeant. police are being thorough. there are officers on scene. inside the apartments here the first floor office is blocked off, that's where police found one dead man. across the

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have an update to breaking news this morning just moments ago police confirmed a homicide investigation is tied to another crime scene at a car and a house. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in antioch this morning, steph, investigators just told you they detained three people? >> reporter: they have. they've got three people at the station who have been questioned by investigators. now, we're here on hudson court where a man was found shot to death lying on the sidewalk in front of the apartments after 11:00 last night. that body is here. we are not showing it. police have confirmed that three crime scenes are linked, all surrounding this homicide. police say starting with an officer on patrol in this area, he heard a gunshot, saw a car driving away without lights on. that officer then tried to stop the car, but that car did not stop, so there was a chase. not sure how long it lasted but it ended here at mahogany way and spanos street where you see the blue toyota kame

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. the family of a 19-year-old berkeley student is desperate to get him home safely. he disappeared after leaving a frat party near usc saturday night and hasn't been seen since. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is joining us live at cal where elois have questions played soccer. the family is offering $50,000 of info leading to their son. >> reporter: they're hoping that can help get information. eloi vazquez last seen more than 48 hours ago. the family is searching for any tips that can help lead to him. he left the bay area down to l.a. for spring break and he was last seen leaving a fraternity party near usc early saturday morning. friends tell nbc he called saying he wanted to take a walk on the beach and last called a friend in berkeley around 2:15 a.m. telling her he was lost and in trouble. family and friends describe it as out of character for him to be out of touch for this long. >> he is a kid so sometimes he doesn't get right back but never the whole day or something l

." >> and a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a teenage student in intensive care after a brutal attack at valley fair mall. >> it may have been part of a gang initiation. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live at valley fair mall, police still looking for the suspects, steph. >> reporter: good morning to you both, laura. what investigators know is it happened wednesday in a parking lot here at valley fair. possibly for the victim, wrong place, wrong time. random gang-motivated attack. as you look at the video, it's this 17-year-old christian, he is in the intensive care unit in the hospital this morning after two men punched him in the head. his mother maria says two friends were with him and reported seeing a third man watching the beating nearby. which could indicate that this was part of some sort of gang initiation. maria recalls saw her son, she says the day of that attack. >> he was dancing to his favorite song. he ate something, and then hugged me and kissed me and said, i love you, mom. and i asked him where a

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the man shot in the heart happened this morning. police are on the scene, and they continue to investigate, good morning. >> good morning, you mentioned that 22-year-old man was shot in the heart. he was also shot in the face and in the stomach. she in surgery as we speak. investigators still out here combing for evidence. police say that man was outside with two friends outside of their apartment about a quarter to four this morning. the two friends tell police that a small silver or grey sedan pulled up and the two man got out. they were completely dressed in black. they were wearing bandannas. the people were -- there was a confrontation, an argument during which one of the men pulled a gun and started firing. >>> our officers responded to the scene and found a 22-year-old male on the ground with injuries to his face and abdomen area. he was transported to the hospital, looks like he has suffered three injuries to the heart, face, and stomach. >> we saw officers looking for shell cases, other officers taking down license plates,

i'm laura garcia-cannon. police on the lookout for two gunmen. >> kris sanchez is live, what did you learn? >> considering the shooting happened about an hour ago and the investigation is still lively, we can tell you that a 22-year-old man is in the hospital in surgery right now, and they're hoping that he will pull through. he has a gunshot wound to his heart, face, and his abdomen as well. it happened as he and two friends were sitting outside of their apartment in san jose. the two friends of the victim tell police that a small silver sedan pulled up and they got out. the unusual part is they were wearing black bandannas, perhaps met to conceal their identities. there is -- our officers responsed to the scene and found one 22-year-old adult on the ground with injuries to his face and abdomen area. he has suffered three gunshot wounds. one to the heart, one to the abdomen, and one to the face. >> while we were out here, we saw officers canvassing the neighborhood. looking to see if there might be home surv

." >>> very good morning to you, thank you very joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >>> police are flfgting investi reports of a shooting. >> good morning sam and laura, we're going to make this quick.

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, laura. the time in 4:30. we're 49 degrees in oakland and 49 degrees to kick off the new day. in livermore, really nice conditions coming your way, as we head into the afternoon. it's going to be the warmest day of the week. final day of winter. welcome mike. >> eastbound the san mateo bridge, you also notice the flashing lights getting ready to remove the cones. coming off the eastbound direction. off the flat section of the high rise. we also have construction going westbound. there's slowing both east and west. a light drive around the bay. even though there's road work going on, in many patches we don't have a lot of drama. north bay to the golden gate bridge, south cruce. road crews focused at 280. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> at 4:31 get ready for water restrictions. governor brown announces more water measures. this after they voted to respond regulations curbing water use. last year they were asked to reduce by 20% but not enough people were meeting that goal. >>> the drought is impacting the s

scott mcgrew and stan brock is off this morning. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. and now, a flight from the runway to the embankment after it tried to land at laguardia. "today" show's stephanie the goss is there with the latest. >> scott and laura, i'm right across the bay with the latest, and hours ago we saw that being taken away that is trying to get the air traffic back to normal. you can get a sense from where we are of how much water surrounds laguardia, and this is a notoriously difficult place to land. yesterday, there was wind and snow and fog. one of the things to look at however is just before the plane landed, there were two other plan planes that landed and the breaks were working fine. we spoke to a couple of passengers who were rattled, but calm yesterday and taken by surpri surprise. a lot of them realizing how close this came to being an incredibly deadly tragedy. back to you. >> thank you, stephanie. you can see stephanie's full report coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show. >>> and one report that is going to dredge up painful memories. the sandy

thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. today governor brown will announce he's ready to spend $1 billion, money approved from taxpayers to help people deal with the historic brought. kris sanchez has more with how this emergency relief will impact you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to u-sam. good morning, laura. the governor's relief plan comes days after the state water board focuses energies on how to restrict outdoor water we use. that's where the most households use the bulk of their water. what is happening is helping people suffering because of the drought. it is entering its fourth year and many reservoirs are below normal. snow pack will not pea enough to back phil and statewide only cut 10% and not 20% the governor asked for. while the governor has not revealed a lot of specifics about this billion dollar plan. here's what this year's plan included. $687 million to upgrade farm equipment and to provide food assistance for farm workers who can't work when there's no water for crops. also included funding

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking new, was it intentional? a french prosecutor said it appears the co-pilot crashed the plane into the alps on purpose. kristen sanchez is tracking all of the details. it's really shocking. >> you're absolutely right. it's hard to wrap your brain around that. we want to stress french prosecutors believe that co-pilot crashed the german wing intentionally, though at this point there's nothing to indicate this was an act of terror. french prosecutors say the flight recordings lay out a disturbing story what happened when 28-year-old andreas lubitz from germany took control the plane. he was alone in the cockpit after the pilot left for a bathroom break. that's when the pilot was left locked out. the copie let went silent. this is haul heard in the recordings. then in the background you hear the pilot trying to get back inside and conot get back inside. then the co-pilot increased manually and intentionally. they say he assumed to destroy that plane. the ceo plans to address the media. he had about 600 hours of fl

thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. today governor brown will announce he's ready to spend $1 billion, money approved from taxpayers to help people deal with the historic brought. kris sanchez has more with how this emergency relief will impact you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to u-sam. good morning, laura. the governor's relief plan comes days after the state

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we have breaking news. in the past hour a french prosecutor accused the co-pilot of intentionally crashing the plane into the french alps. >> it's really shock. >> it is shock. it's important no one is talking about an act of terror. they say it was a deliberate act but no one is saying it was that kind of deliberate act just yet. just minutes ago we learned the name of the co-pilot we're talking about. french prosecutors say the 28-year-old brought that plane down manually and intentionally crashing it into the remote site in the french alps. flight recordings lay out a disturbing story. the prosecutors say the pilot left the cockpit before the plane went down in what is a nats call. the co-pilot then went completely silent. in the background you can hear the pilot knocking on the cockpit door and fran technically trying to smash it down. he could not get back inside. that's of course by safety design. prosecutors say the plane accelerated as it flew down into the french alps and they assume that the co-pi

itis laura garcia-cannon. >>> police are still looking for a child molester. he escaped custody after being taken to a san jose hospital. >> kris sanchez has the very latest on this search. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. good morning, sam. jo ♪ ell carter was here when he managed to fight off a deputy who was watching over him. he managed to escape into the neighborhood where we are this morning. he is a 40-year-old man, wanted on five charges of child molestation. santa clair county sheriff's department is still looking for him here, and also looking in campbell where he was arrested last year. right now he's also wanted for fighting and injuring that sheriff's deputy before fleeing valley medical center. despite a chopper and canine search of the neighborhood where we are, he managed to give officers the slip. >> it's kind of surprising that no one has seen the guy or heard about him our found out where he is. that's kind of concerning. >> reporter: we also talked with other parents who say they're not letting their children out of their sig

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first say good morning to kristen lauren. >> it is going be extremely warm this time of year, talking about temperatures in the 90s where we barely hit the low 80s yesterday. we're starting at 52 degrees to kick off the new day. now i want to get you to work. to help you out is mike inouye, good morning. >> good morning. coming out of san francisco, here's a look at the bay bridge. look you ho light the traffic is. on the east bay side. we look at the maze at the same time. it shows a smooth drive over. and there was quite a backup before 4:00. there's still a crew traveling from the city over in toward oakland. watch for the cone zone, just slowing a bit. there's the north bay. no delays for the upper east shore. zoom down towards the south bay you seed both sides going at speed. let's check antioch. back to you. >> thank you very much. 4:32 a department in mourning. flags at half staff as officers honor fallen officer michael johnson. bob redell is there. you can city, it's ce

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. here's what we know right now at 6:00. within the past few hours, police confirm the suspect scott dunham is dead and they say he shot and killed san jose police officer michael johnson. johnson a 14-year veteran with the force. >> this all happened at an apartment complex on center road. kris sanchez has reaction from residents forced from their home. we begin with bob redell. he was there when the tense standoff finally came to an end. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. police confirming around 3:20 that that suspect scott dunham was indeed dead, possibly dead during the entire standoff. i want to share with you first a moment that just took place here along center road in san jose. this was in the past ten minutes. a very heartbreaking scene, as around 40 or 50 squad cars of the san jose police department, other agencies with their lights on in a silent discussion down the road as they escorted the body of officer michael johnson away from the scene to the coroner's office. he was shot a

i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning israel's prime minister is backing off his preelection day comments about not supporting a two-state solution with palestinians. today'd ed "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c., with how the u.s. is responding. >> hi, laura, good morning. good morning, everyone. the u.s. is sort of backing off its support and taking another look at how they're going to deal with israel and the palestinians in an exclusive interview with nbc news, netanyahu seemed to reverse himself again but he insists he hasn't changed. >> i haven't changed my policy. i don't want a one-state solution. i want a sustainable, peaceful two-state solution. >> that's not what he said before election day. the obama administration is rethinking its policy in the middle east. >> that does and has prompted us to reevaluate our approach to this matter. >> reporter: netanyahu, who finally got that congratulatory phone call from president obama, doesn't think his comments will hurt his relat

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. pivotal moment in the high profile sex discrimination charge in silicon valley. the woman who filed the case is set to take the stand. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san francisco. lot of people are watching this trial closely. >> reporter: they are, good morning laura and scott and especially maybe today because ellen pao is set to testify at the civic center courthouse. in seeking $16 million in damages she has to prove she was discriminated against at kleiner perkins because of her gender. john dohr was hiding behind staffers before testifying last two days as he's approaching the courthouse anyway before testifying the last two days as the kleiner perkins partner who hired pao in 2005 to be his chief of staff. pao who holds a law and business degrees from harvard and double e degree from princeton left in 2012 as a junior partner. her attorneys say pao outperformed male peers with less tenure promoted to senior levels over her. on the other hand defense lawyers say

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news. police are invest getting a smash and grab burglary at a high end san francisco music store. >> stephanie chuang joining us now live in the lower pacific heights neighborhood of the city. this is the latest electronics store that's been targeted by thieves. good morning. >> good morning, sam and laura. we're in front of music lovers audio and video, a high end store. you can hear the alarm going off, but when we got here the alarm was not sounding off. this went off after police officers went inside to take a look around to assess the damage. you can see the smash -- there were actually two sets of windows that were smashed through here. there's so many questions about this one. the last one was in san francisco where criminals crashed a pickup truck into the store on california near polk. that was also around 4:00 in the morning. we did hear from someone here at this site. a witness who says he woke up to the crash and breaking glass noise. three people he said in overcoats or trench

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following developing news in the north bay. right now, sonoma sheriffs are looking for a 12-year-old boy missing from his home on jamison road in santa rosa. deputies say he may have been trying to walk to a nearby safeway store in bennett valley. they say his age and special needs make him at risk. if you have any information, call sonoma county sheriffs. >>> san francisco police will soon answer questions surrounding a deadly officer-involved shooting last night. police say they had a shoot a woman who was driving a car straight towards officers. >> stephanie chuang joins us from where it all started. it went down in a very busy part of town. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, laura and sam. we're here on pine street. we're right in front of a retirement home. this sidewalk is actually where the car ended up. but this began at that chevron gas station where police say two officers in plain clothes identified themselves, approached what they believed to be a stolen car, and then the female driver took off. >> crashing into

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news. san francisco police on the scene of yet another smash and grab style break-in. stephanie chuang in the pacific heights neighborhood. you just talked to the owner of this store? >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you, laura and sam. the owner here, of music lover says he's already dealing with the loss of $20,000, as the store was hit about a month ago, and now he may consider putting metal bars on his window. the last time he says two thieves broke into the window next to the one that was broken overnight. this time it happened at 4:00. one man says he saw almost the entire thing unfold. this time around after he woke up to the sound of a crash and breaking glass noise. >> it was three men in long overcoats. they had ski masks. little winter hats on. and they were just basically just hopping through the window, pulling things out, loading up their truck. >> reporter: there have been other high end electronics stores targeted. the latest one was less than a mile away at audio

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. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. update to breaking news the search for several carjacking suspects has moved to los altos. bob redell, what is going on? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. they've shifted the area, still in vuny veil but near the botter with los altos and focusing on an area mind me, several law enforcement agencies including san jose's merge. this is ticonderoga and bernardo after a woman resident might have seen one of the suspects hopping a fence and that suspect pointing something at the woman whether it was just an empty hand or something else, not clear, but that's where a lot of this activity shifted over the past half an hour. they have several blocks of this sunnyvale neighborhood shut down, as they search for the two men who useded a gun to carjack the driver of this white escalade around midnight at tully and lucretia in san jose. the driver of the escalade is okay. san jose police were able to track that suv to meridian and willow in san jose and a chase up 280 to this area in sun wh

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. people in some parts of the bay area waking up to red roads this morning. this is what it looked like in san francisco just a few hours ago. we're going to check your microclimate weather forecast with meteorologist christina loren. you were saying on and off throughout the day here? >> yeah, but at this point, it's pretty widespread. everybody getting that really rich moisture, so do keep that in mind. highways are slick all across the board this morning. temperatures are pretty mild out there. we're still in the mid to upper 50s, but this rain coming in, i do want to point out temperatures are going to climb into the upper 60s later on today. right now we're tracking heavy pockets. mostly in the silicon valley at this point. watch out. very kind of dangerous conditions, depending on how fast you're going this morning, from gilroy all the way up to san jose. that's where the heavy stuff is right now. the only place where we're starting to clear out is up in the north bay. but there's

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. developing story right now, family, friends and teammates all searching for any signs of 19-year-old eloi vazquez. no one has seen that cal freshman since saturday when he left a frat party near usc. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us live from uc berkeley this morning. steph, there is a $50,000 reward in the hopes of bringing vasquez home safe. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. the cal campus slowly starting to wake up, the first day back from spring break but 19-year-old eloi vazquez is presumed to be missing down in southern california. that's where he headed with friends last thursday for this spring break trip to l.a. friends who say he left the frat house around 1:30 saturday morning and called saying he wanted to take a walk on the beach. he called a friend up here in berkeley, she texted him to see if he was okay and got no response, both family and friends say it's out of character for him. >> the kid is so well loved, he has so many

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. heads up before you head out the door this rng mo,morning, a lit out there, a bit of green on the doppler rain making its way out of the bay area. the roadways are slick. we'll check your morning commute with mike inouye in a few minutes. >>> first we check in with meteorologist christina loren who has your microclimate forecast. >> yes, good morning to you. we want those hillsides to stay green for as long as they possibly can that, bodes well for our fire season, which if we were drier out there, we could already be in the heart of fire season. i've got to el it you, picking up over a half an inch of rain in ben lomond is a welcome site. santa cruz 0.4, 0.35 for la honda. over a quarter inch of rain overnight starting to clear out but we'll see waves of light precipitation from time to time. tahoe we are accumulating some decent snowfall as well, mostly above 8,000 feet, the highest peaks but i can tell you maybe up to a foot before all is said and done right now if you're getting r

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we have breaking news to tell you about a this morning. one person has died at the scene of a medical helicopter crash in oklahoma. these are the first photos we've received of the crash site. the faa says three employees were aboard the chopper when it went down. at this point we don't know the condition of the two survivors. the national transportation safety board is now heading the investigation. >>> a rare outbreak in wine country, health officials in napa are trying to track down anyone who might have been exposed to the highly contagious liver disease, hepatitis a. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in front of a well-known napa hotel. bob, so far we know of at least five confirmed cases but we're still in the incubation period, right? >> reporter: correct. that's why the napa county health department is issuing a warning to anyone who dined at the la toque restaurant in napa between february 9th and february 25th. that's the time when two employees inside the restaurant h