. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a moderate earthquake actually rattled northern california overnight. 5.1 magnitude struck outside of redding just after midnight. so far, no reports of damage or injury. >>> okay. at this time latest hollywood blockbuster finds california literally falling apart in a massive earthquake. you might say the movie takes a few liberties telling the

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning. let's check that meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, everybody. temperatures out there this morning are on the chilly side. you're probably going to want to grab a jacket this morning. otherwise, a nice finish to the day. more wind in the forecast. and then we are expecting ample rainfall, potentially a month's worth of rain over the course of just two days. we'll have the details. coming up right now, i want to check your drive. >> good morning. very dark shot behind me. 288 and 17, 880. there are flashing lights on the connector there. look at the map. 280 at 17 the sensors slow because the crew is sitting there at the sensor. 85 and 208. south bay, typical slower spots through the cones and only for a few cars. light volume of traffic. 101, 880 as well, nothing outstanding. send it back to you. frkts we do have breaking news this morning. nepal rocked bay violent earthquake for the second time in a couple weeks. already 19 people are dead. >> "today in the bay's" kris s

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we'll start with a look at your forecast. christina loren, a little cooler in spots. >> some spots are cool, some are milder this morning. we're starting out the new day at 53 in oakland. as we get into your afternoon, temperatures look just right but the big story in the weather department, good chance for showers coming your way as we head deeper into the week. in fact, we're getting the first opportunity as ofton in some spots. details on that coming up. right now, here's your drive with mike inouye. >> this is the san mateo bridge. stephanie chuang is going to tell you about what is happening there but right now, these pictures with the flash -- the lights going both directions east and eastbound from the hayward side over to the foster city side. the map will show you no slowing on the sensors. dumbarton bridge had a lot of traffic this weekend. i saw a big jam over there, especially on either side of the span as you hit the land. smooth drive now on both sides of the bay and no problems for the north bay. we'll track th

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's first check that forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> foggy start, misty skies. 54 degrees, san jose. low clouds, 57. and in oakland, we've got 53 degrees with low clouds to start. as we head into the afternoon. today should be day one of a warmup that will begin to notice our temperatures climbing up inland. we will see high temperatures today soaring into the mid 70s, closer to san jose and closing in on 80 around livermore this afternoon. a full look at that forecast comes your way in a few minutes. >>> rob, we're looking over here toward free month 880 southbound at the truck scales. i drove through this area. you will see no slowing there or for the rest of the bay. there was a crash reported, deadly crash. oh, my goodness, this is not the right map. deadly crash at stevens son but we don't see any activity there. when i drove through the area. we do have the right maps to give you a quick overview. the travel around the rest of the bay is fine. that is the accident s

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check that forecast. good monday morning, christina. >> good morning to you, laura, sam. everybody at home as the new week gips we have a pretty interesting forecast to tell you about. we're starting out at the 50s. we are on our way to another spectacular day. we will have full details in a moment. right now, let's check your drive and check in with mike inouye. >> we will show you you can see the lights across the span. there's a little bit of a glow but visibility is just great. see the flashing lights on the newark tower lights. out to the map you see no problems as far as the seed indicators although there's typically overnight road crew still clearing from one direction. i'm not sure if they're still there this monday morning. there are still there on the south bray. i know the on-ramp is still closed. 280 near 85 may be in the process of clearing up throughout the rest of the south bay. no north bay, no problem. from 101 in novato down in toward san rafael. easy drive at speed. send it back to you.

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's check the friday morning forecast. >> good morning. waking up once again to misty clouds. high temperatures making a run at the mid 70s in san jose. close to 80 today in livermore. we'll have more on a warmer start to your weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. now for a few check of your friday commute, mike. >> over my shoulder we have some folks who are getting ready to start their weekend earlier than the rest of us. they work overnight shift. let's look at the san mateo bridge. coming toward us, you're blocked off from use that right lane. possibly the two right lanes at one point between the high rise and the hayward side as we're looking over toward the eastbound direction. the map will show you the arrow, we had slowing over the last few minutes that has gone from orange back to green the loose couple of seconds. we should have the crews just about clear. at least from the initial staples of the clearing. that will get more crews cleare

i'm laura garcia-cannon p. >> i'm sam brock. we're learning chilling details about the pilot of the germanwings flight. investigators he practiced the crash into the french alps on a previous flight. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in studio. kris, we're expected to learn more from france's crash investigation agency later y.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check in with christina. did you have a good one? >> i had a great one. every day is a gift. happy to be joining you all this morning. 55 degrees in san carlos. we're starting the day at 54 degrees in oakland. here's the deal for today. some interesting shenanigans happening in the weather department. we're talking about showers. we're talking about much cooler than average weather. things that you wouldn't normally associate with the month of may. stick around. i'm going to show you that forecast. it might just blow your mind what we're in store for this week. what are you working with on a monday? >> apparently i'm working with a blown mind, that could be dangerous. the bay bridge, the backup has cleared from the cash lanes. happened in just the last few seconds. we're looking over at the map. nothing else that you're really missing except i'm going to zoom here. the green, a little yellow north 680 in danville. a deer has to be removed from the roadway. that's not great news sfarsz your commute though, that should clear in the nex

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have a lot to get to. first, let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> it's actually a new forecast. big changes. 50 degrees in san carlos. 50 in san jose. we've gone ahead and activated the doppler this morning. expecting some showers. very cold system coming through. we'll talk more about that in just moments. also, expecting a little thunderstorm activity as we head throughout your day. check your drive. welcome in mike inouye. we made it to thursday. >> we did so far. these folks made it to the bay bridge toll plaza. wait for the cash lanes president both sides, not everybody there reported yet for the cash lane. we will watch this. should clear up over the next 20 minutes. wait there is only five but that's a big difference if you're expecting a clear drive into san francisco. the maze, no problem on the san francisco side. nice drive. no delays across the north bay across the george bush bridge across your screen. antioch shows little signs of the first start of th

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to but first, let's check the forecast. >> looking similar to yesterday morning at the same time. got the low clouds and drizzle. overcast skies. 57 degrees. with the all day sea breeze temperatures will be running fairly cool. close to 70 in san jose and out towards the north bay, 61 in san francisco. the end of the week we're finally going to see 80s showing up in the forecast. look at that in a few minutes. >> rob, here's what you're taking about. the breeze is shaking the camera just a tad. making a little glow. traffic across the bay bridge is just fine. let's look as we look at the sparkly lights. as you look at your map, mostly green. a little slowing out of the altamont. we'll talk about debris over there. the bigger issue is a crash southbound 680 right around monument boulevard in pleasant hill. a car went into the bushes. a tow truck will likely arrive. very light traffic right now. >>> we do have some breaking news this morning. brand new house in vallejo, noth

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to but let's check the forecast. >> the golden gate bridge. san jose, a little bit of a different story. light rain free. the roads are dry downtown. some spotty drizzle. some light rain in a few spots. mid 50s you side for the morning. for the afternoon, another cool day with a chance of some showers. maybe some thunder in the sie a sierra. close look in that forecast in a few minutes. for a look at your thursday commute, here's mike. >> that drizzle you are talking about probably the largest impact because of slick roads in patches. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. cash lanes are backing up. they should have a couple more open in the next ten minutes. look at hour view from the emeryville camera towards san francisco. that is what we typically see as heading up the incline toward the tower. blurring on your lens. likely get a need for windshield wipers as you approach the bay bridge. the speed is fine around the bay. >>> breaking news to tell you about in the south bay.

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. at least one american are among the victims of a taliban attack at a high end hotel in afghanistan's capital city overnight. 14 people are confirmed dead including 9 foreigners after gunmen opened fire on the park plaza hotel in kabul. 54 other hostages were rescued in the hours long siege. >>> all right. back here at home right now. get ready for the rain. checking out your doppler radar on the left-hand side of your screen. you see a lot of green activity off the coast right now. you're probably wondering when is it going to make its way onshore. when we see what part of your commute. obviously thankful for that precipitation but let's get more on timing right now. >> laura, sam, everybody at home, we do have this area of low pressure right now pushing in. we're expecting the showers within the next hour or two. it's not going to be a deluge of rain. none the less, this will likely cause a slower than normal drive. mike inouye is tracking that for you. let me give you an idea of wha

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with a story that is also parents' worst fear. a man follows a 13-year-old girl into her home and attacks her. >> you cringe watching this. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joining us live from san jose police headquarters with who police are looking for right now, kris, including the chilling video of that attack. >> reporter: we can start with telling you that 13-year-old girl is a very brave girl because not only did she fight off that attacker she is also willing to talk about the story because she wants to do anything she can to make sure this suspect is taken into custody. that man followed her home from school on tuesday on cinco de mayo. followed her into her family home, forced his way in. he probably did not know at that point that the family's surveillance cameras were rolling. the family's home is on rio vista avenue in san jose. they also have surveillance pictures of what appears to be the same suspect on saratoga avenue where a woman in her 20s told police that the same suspect followed her into the bathroom and tr

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. m smooth sailing for the morning commute. san mateo bridge ---ed to traffic earlier than expected after a weekend long closure. >> nice to hear the cars humming in the background behind stephanie chuang live in hayward. steph, everything good this morning, but drivers can expect another closure down the road. >> reporter: that's right. it's great news though for this monday morning. the you can see the traffic flowing along the hayward side here. a bit ahead of time of the 5:00 a.m. deadline. eastbound just opened half an hour ago. it was closed to traffic starting friday night so crews could resurface, treat, and perform routine bridge maintenanmap maintenan maintenance. caltrans said some of the asphalt had been around since 1967. more than 100,000 drivers use the bridge every day. >> notice a smoother ride. they'll notice some -- a quiet ore ride and toll what sa has been maintained and cleaned. >> california trans points out it was a busy weekend in addition to this closure you had mother's day, sporting events. you had a

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a moderate earthquake actually rattled northern california overnight. 5.1 magnitude struck outside of redding just after midnight. so far, no reports of damage or injury. >>> okay. at this time latest hollywood blockbuster finds california literally falling apart in a massive earthquake. you might say the movie takes a few liberties telling the stories. >> experts say there are still real truth you can swallow with your popcorn. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is there this morning to explain. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, laura and sam, the biggest lesson really is being prepared. this morning we are along the san andreas trail by the san andreas lake. a seismologist named the fault line after this lake ear in san bruno. a big scene in the film for tonight is this. a tsunami wave crushing into the golden gate bridge and destroying san francisco. experts say this is highly unbelievable scenario because the san andreas fault line is mostly on land so it cannot generate a tsuna

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a suspected drunk driver is expected to -- suspected, i should say, expected to appear in court tomorrow. he crashed his car into a livermore backyard killing a mother and her 14-month-old daughter. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in livermore where a memorial is growing for those victims. stephanie, what is so amazing about this, they weren't even on the road. this was a mother and child in a backyard celebrating. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. if you can imagine here along stanley, there was a celebration going on in the backyard behind me for a communion and birthday party. this is where they were when they were hit. this is 7:00 saturday night. you can see the aftermath still where the driver ran into trees and plowed into the brach yard. flying debris injured a 6 and 7-year-old boy as well. memorial, balloon, stuffed animals, more than two dozen lit candles. it continues to get bigger. 35-year-old brian jones of livermore is out on bail after livermore pol

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with the latest developments in the deadly philadelphia train crash. the engineer behind the controls used to work in the bay area. >> local ties. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joining us live in san francisco with that side of the story. good morning, steph. >> sam and laura, caltrain confirmed 32-year-old brandon bostian worked as a contract employee here in 2010 and 2011 but at the time the agency was contracting with amtrak so bostian technically an amtrak employee. according to his profile he's been working out of new york as a amtrak passenger engineer for 4 1/2 years, after spending 4 years as an amtrak conductor. data though from the critical black box suggests the train heading from washington to new york was traveling twice the posted speed limit when it went off the track, 106 miles an hour before hitting the curve with 0 50-mile-per-hour zone. >> shortly after he entered the curve, he placed the train into basically put the emergency brakes on the train. >

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. update to breaking news. authorities in the east bay say they think they know who led them on a wild purr suit that ended in a dramatic crash, just not where he is. >> it started in concord. police say the suspect drovehe

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have breaking news this morning, a brand new house in vallejo, nothing but a burned out shell this morning. this home on sonoma boulevard caught fire just before 3:30 this morning. the people who shot this video they say could feel the heat from inside their car. witnesses tell us they don't think anyone was home at the time and so far no reports of any injuries. >>> up three games in the western conference finals. warriors were feeling pretty good. that then they fell back to earth just a little bit last night. some might say with a thud that ended up being no harm, no foul. fans watching game four of the western conference finals, oakland's tavern felt a whiplash of emotions. warriors fight fighting back from a deficit against the rockets but couldn't sweep the series. game five will be played tomorrow with the dubs still one win away from moving on. >> no big deal. they deserve to win one. >> i think we can still win it. we're going to the next level. warriors. >> the warrior

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new details this morning about a sto shooting in the south bay after accidentally shooting herself in the leg. but more concerning, then what happened is how it happened. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in gilroy to explain the sequence of events. good morning. >> good morning. it's concerning that it happened at all because the girl is just 13 years old. it's concerning because it happened in a home belonging to a gilroy police officer. and that weapon belonged to that gilroy police officer. we can tell you that gilroy police are now asking questions of that 13-year-old girl who we want to emphasize is going to be okay and the gilroy police officer whose gun the girl was handling when she shot herself accidentally. this all happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon in a home on el sarita way here on gilroy. though the gun belonged to the officer according to the department spokesman it was not his service weapon. as soon as police arrived they determined that there was no

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we start with breaking news. update. a frantic door-to-door search in the south bay is over. police nabbing a group of strong armed robbery suspects moments ago. >> "today in the bay" damian is live in the san jose neighborhood where it all happened. are things getting back to normal now? >> yeah, the last officer left about two minutes ago here. we're on babe ruth drive. this the northeast end of the city of san jose. a hot spot, if you will, for burglarers but this is what police call an attempted robbery here in the city of san jose. police say they have two separate robbery victims in this case. it happened just after midnight and police say three of suspects began hopping fences. they conducted a perimeter search with the help of canine units from sunnyvale police and santa clara police. officers had already made one arrest earlier in the investigation. but they knew there were still three suspects at large. officers found them hiding in the same backyard. there were two adults and two juveniles. only the adults her

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. 5:00 right now. champions of the west, the warriors waking up winners this morning. after defeating the houston rockets last night at the or rack ail rena. look at the headline out of the "san francisco chronicle," really says it all. this trip to the finals 40 years in the making. they last won it all in 1975. >> it's easy to lift that thing when you've got so many hands on it. hoisting the western conference trophy above their heads after the big win. emotional night for many of them. the warriors are now just four wins away from the nba title. >>> one week from today it all gets under way. game one of the warriors cavaliers nba championship. >> they're going to need that time to rest. series starting at oracle arena. stephanie chuang is live. steph, is the place still shaking from last night's celebration? >> reporter: sam and laura, in a way. clean-up crews are taking a break but they've been vacuuming and sweeping all night long. they expect to be here at 8:30. this was a major celebration rocke

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. happening right now protesters are gearing up for a big day. it's may day. that means rallies and demonstrations will be taking place across the bay area today in oakland, san jose, san francisco, all over. some of them are threatening the morning commute as well. >> "today in the bay's" bob ridell is live in oakland where the first rally will take place in 30 minutes. we'll check in with him to see what activity is already starting there. protesters plan to demonstrate in baltimore today on may day as prosecutors review the police report on the death of freddie gray. overnight things remained calmer in baltimore. a 10:00 p.m. kur fi will likely stay in place in monday. details remain murky but police sources tell tv station in baltimore gray suffered a broken neck from the impact of his head slamming him into the back of the police transport van. reportedly there is no evidence his injuries were caused during the arrest. >>> video can provide answers to a whole array of questions whi

thanks for joining us i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have an update to breaking news. this does not sound like it would be possible but nepal rocked yet again with a second strong quake in as many weeks. dozens more dead with a thousand injured. >> these people are not getting a break with the earth shaking there. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with more on this increased devastation. >> we see video. this is a village where the buildings just kind of crumbled. this quake, a magnitude 7.3. the last one was 7.8. i want to put the two on the map so you can see how close to each other they happened. today's was close er with the border of tibet. the good news is that the climbing season was canceled after the april quake. that one was closer to the city of kathmandu. we just got this video in to the newsroom. the earthquake triggering a landslide. this is part of the fear, especially as monsoon season approaches. the devastation not expected to end with the end of the earthquake. in this video, from the city of kathmandu you

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i like that attitude let's check in with kristin aa >>> rain on the way. temps this morning mostly in the 50s to start the new day, beautiful conditions temperaturewise. that wind has finally dropped off, which is great news. we're going to give you the timeline and tell you how much we're expecting showers where you live. just moments, say happy wednesday to mike inouye. >> we'll take you out towards fremont, an easy drive. it's still breezy out there, but we're looking at your maps, and we don't see any slowing southbound through fremont in towards the south bay. little blips here and there. we have construction, road crews typical for 580, you see over there on the hayward side of the san mateo bridge, the chp is going out there to give us more information. so far traffic is flowing smoothly. >>> mangled metal is all that's left of a car that went 20 feet down a ditch in the south bay. four people died while the driver is still in the hospital this morning with critical injuries. >> in bob redell is joining us from gilroy. investigators believe that spe

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >>> police are at the scene of a housing complex not far from the cow palace. >> stephanie joins us. we're here on the

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check that forecast. the new week gips we have a pretty interesting forecast to tell you about. we're starting

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. good morning, rob. >> good morning. we have low clouds to start the morning off. temperatures starting to trend warmer in the north bay and south bay, as we approach the wee jeb, 80s starting to enter the microclimate forecast. now for the first check of your wednesday commute, here's mike. >> very light volume traffic. there's that bay bridge, a little moisture in the air, rob telling us similar conditions as far as the drive and we're look at the speeds, similar to yesterday as you might imagine. another issue going on as far as construction between davis and marino over in the east bay and the south bay corridor is all in the green. >>> now to a do you feeling story, a huge kick in the gut for soccer's global governing body. agents interrupted a fifa gathering, arresting some at the top. >>. >> good morning, sam and laura. two separate organization, one by the swiss, the other by the united states, a department of justice organization is based on -- right now federal agents are -- halfway around the world in zurich,

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have a lot to get to.eorologist christina loren. good morning. >> it's actually a new forecast. big changes.

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning. let's check that meteorologist christina loren.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock on this friday. let's get you caught up on today's top stories. hear that crews have just put out an apartment fire in senate. it's started anz hour ago in a neighborhood along highway 101. south of the san mateo bridge. no word yet on any injuries. >>> the federal government launching a nationwide pilot program to give police officers more body cameras. the program will give $20 million to local departments. >> police officers in oakland are standing by wait for may day protests and rallies. half dozen events planned throughout tbay area. some threatening to block the morning and afternoon commute. >>> "today in the bay" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. this morning with more on that, plus an exclusive interview with man who was in that police van with gray. good morning. >> good morning. dante allen says that what's been reported that he said while he was in the back of that van hearing freddie gray trying to injure himself, that's what he said at all. >> all i heard was a bang for about fo

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. here's a look at today's top stories p the search is on for the man in this chilling video seen attacking a san jose girl in her own home. the 13-year-old managed to fight him off. police are worried he may strike again. >>> a quiet palo alto neighborhood under siege from pranksters armed with paintball guns. someone is shooting people randomly. thankfully no one has been seriously hurt. >>> twisters tearing up parts of the plains. tornados have touched down in the past 24 hours across tornadoes alley. 50 homes have been damaged or destroyed, including a mobile park in oklahoma city. >>> this story might make you irate because a collector taxes but apparently they're not paying theirs. the government watchdog is reported that nearly 1600 irs employees are tax evaders. tracie potts is joining us live in washington, d.c. tracie, this investigation actually going back over several years. >> yes, it's going back over a decade, sam. the inspector general says the 1600 -- nearly 1600 people

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do have an update to breaking news. hazmat crews are on the scene of an overnight fire at an auto detail shop in san jose. while the flames are out there are still chemical concerns. >> sulfuric acid concerns to be specific. "today in the bay's" bob redell has been at the scene all morning long and near that con a nalted water. bob, what's the latest? >> sam and laura, you can imagine near fighting this fire. they had four ariel ladders dumping water on this business and inside this business, this auto detailing business, the type of chemicals they would use in metal etch ing and plating. live look from chopper shows you the fire department is trying to clean up now. they have a porg tion of that runoff that is collected like a pond that they intentionally collected like a pond around the fire on reynolds circle so they could figure out what to do with that mixture, that soupy mess, a foamy soupy chemical, soup, if you will. they have test i'd it. it is considered to be caustic. right now they need to figure out whether

i'm laura garcia-cannon p. >> i'm sam brock. we're learning chilling details about the pilot of the germanwings flight. investigators he practiced the crash into the french alps on a previous flight. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is in studio. kris, we're expected to learn more from france's crash investigation agency later today. >> reporter: those investigators have already said that he researched ways to kill himself and how cockpit door security worked. but even a bigger bombshell this morning. this morning they revealed details about him practicing that same deadly descent not on a simulator but on the same day and same plane as it was outbound from germany that day. that was hours before he locked the pilot out of the cockpit and crashed that plane into the french alps on the return trip to germany. this is what investigators are saying this morning. they say that he went into a controlled minute-long descent for which there was no aeronautical reason. that he set the altitude dial on the plane to 100 feet which is

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. south bay girl recovering this morning after she accidentally shot herself in the leg. the gun that she used belonged to a gilroy police officer and an it all happened inside his home. kris sanchez is joining us live at police headquarters in gilroy with new details. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. let's start by saying that 13-year-old girl is going to be okay. though she did shoot herself in the leg and had to go to the hospital but now police are questioning her. they're also talking to a lot of adults that with home at the time of the shooting and we can tell you it was a gilroy police officer whose home where it happened. it was around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on el serito way belonging to a gilroy police officer. and though the gun belonged to the officer, according to the department spokesman, it was not his service weapon. as soon as police arrived they determined there was no public safety issue. >> there are no suspects outstanding so the neighborh

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a house under construction is nothing but a burned out shell this morning. this home on hundred any drive near sonoma boulevard caught fire just before 3:30 this morning. some people who shot the video say they could feel the heat from inside of their car. witnesses tell us they don't think anyone was home at the time. so far no, reports of any injuries. >>> new this morning. while you were sleeping another earthquake rattled northern california. the 4.3 magnitude quake happened 22 miles west of ferndale near eureka. >>> a story now with changing more by the minute. this is new video just in to our newsroom this morning of what officials are calling historic and catastrophic flooding in parts of texas. cars just submerged like that one you see right there. this is what it looks like near houston. this morning rescue crews are desperately searching for 12 people still missing. >> kris sanchez has been tracking this story. kris, people are washed just to stay indoors. >> this isn't a st

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. here are today's top stories.ht at or rackal i rena where the warriors clinched the first nba champion any birth against houston. one week from todayed a oracle. >>> former 49er ray mcdonald in trouble with the law again. he was just released from santa clara county jail last night after his second arrest in three days. this time authorities say he violated a restraining order tied to his arrest on monday. >>> there are new flash flood warnings across much of oklahoma with more rain on the horizon. oklahoma city experiencing its record. at least 21 people have died from this week's storms in texas and oklahoma. >>> within the past 15 minutes we've just learned that stanford university among the 19 labs that got live anthrax samples. states that got the anthrax. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us now with the latest developments. kris? >> like you said, that stanford lab is one of 19 labs that got that live virus. we can tell you this morning that as of now u.s. military officials say that no one is show

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. there is no other way to describe this other than a completely heartbreaking story in the tri-valley. this morning candles, flower, and words of condolences mark the spot where a mother and her 14-month-old baby girl were killed when a car crashed through their backyard. the suspect, a man police say was driving drunk at the time of that crash. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us from livermore this morning and, steph, it was a family celebration which quickly turned tragic. good morning. >> good morning, sam. a party at the backyard along marietta boulevard by stan difficult boulevard on saturday night around 7:00. it turned tragic when the suspected drunk driver ran upton sidewalk and hit trees first and then plowed into this backyard here. where you see the aftermath. there were also kids here at the party. he killed -- he was suspected drunk driving killing the 40-year-old mother and a daughter. a lot of messages down here on the memorial here at the candles and the flo

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock as they say, bring on the rain. a welcome site this late in spring and of course during the historic drought. right now our realtime doppler radar show that green activity off shoir. wet weather making its way over the bay area. an area that could see the most action, the south bay. >> this is interesting. meteorologist christina loren joins us now. christina, while some may see rain, thunder and hail, others won't see anything at all? >> no, i think everybody is going to get a little bit of rain. the chance is looking better and better every time i check. and you know what, we just showed you that realtime doppler radar picking up lightning just offshore. so what you will notice here, showers just starting to move in. this is mostly in the north bay. the good news is we need the rain. the bad news is a lot of this is going to come through right in the heart of your morning drive. what we are expecting as we head throughout the next couple of hours, 7:46. in sunnyvale, 7:07. over the higher elevations we are expecti

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news. severe shaking once again in nepal. dozens are confirmed dead. more than 1,000 are hurt following yet another strong earthquake and now aftershocks. >> a 7.3 quake you just mentioned. we just got another 4.2 approximately up a of this happening just before midnight our time. kris sanchez is tracking the story. >> you can see the clouds of smoke as those buildings just crumble under the magnitude of that 7.3 quake. it was weaker, deeper than the last one but that does b matter to the nepalese people whose nerves are frayed. more than 40 people are known dead. we'll put this on the map so you can see how close this one happened to the last one. today's was closer to the border with tibet and centered close to a mt. i've vest base camp. good news is climbing season was canceled after that 7.0 on april 25th. that was closer to capital city of kathmandu. we just got this video in. earthquake triggering a landslide. this is part of the problem. the damage doesn't end with the shaking and the monsoon season is bearing down. th

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. this morning a 4.1 magnitude earthquake typically not a huge deal here in the bay area, but when it is as close to an area still struggling to put the pieces back together you can imagine how people are feeling. that earthquake, a damaging 6.0 just last year. >> last night's quake was centered in wine country near yountville just a few miles away from napa. "today in the bay's" bob redell is joining us live from napa this morning. bob, no new damage reports of it yet but this quake definitely renewed some rattled nerves. >> sam and kris, if you think about last night's 4.1 was not a major earthquake by any stretch. but you can understand why it frightened many people who live here in napa who, as you can see here behind me in the downtown area, they are still rebuilding from last summer's 6.0. last night's 4.1 tumbler hit just before 8:00. this was about six miles northeast of yountville. about nine miles north of napa where we're at. this quake was part of the green valley fault line

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. developing story. this is what is left of the tiny city of van, texas, after a tornado tore through the area overnight. right now rescue crews are going door to door try stog find several people still missing. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez tracking the latest. kris, we've seen powerful images this morning. >> we may see more dramatic rescues like this one because this morning that threat of tornadoes continues from south texas on north to ohio let's start in iowa where a whole school was nearly blown off the map. >> there goes the school! there goes the school! >> 100 students and staff were in the building at the time. they managed to take cover in the basement. they are all going to be okay. to arkansas now where daylight brings grim news. we can now confirm that two people died in the storms there, that brought flooding and high winds. in van, texas, ten people are still missing from morning. even in the dark you can see the crushed cars, the toppled trees, and destroyed buildings. in additio

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it has been such a tough couple of weeks in texas where we begin right now with a developing situation. this is new video overnight showing just how bad the flooding is in dallas. that suv trying to maneuver through rising flood waters over night. you can see the vehicle ultimately just started floating away. rescuers were able to get the driver to safety on a 679 a. here's latest numbers. severe storms have killed two dozen people. another 14 are still missing this morning. the area could see another one to three inches of rain this weekend. >> oh, no! >> eded a midst the devastation. video capturing the exact moment flood waters rushed in to sara perez' home. she says the water sounded like a freight train filling the first floor of their cabin. rescuers managed to pulled them into a boat through a second story window. she says it's hard for her to think about what would have happened if help hadn't arrived. >> i just thank god that he saved us and that i have my daughter and my hus

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're going to update breaking news right now. several young men under arrest in connection with two strong armed robberies in the south bay overnight. >> san jose police say the suspects tried to hide in back yards. it all happened near cropley and morrill avenues in north san jose. "today in the bay's" damian broke the story early this morning. damian, officers used canines to eventually catch the suspects? >> reporter: yeah, and canines from other cities, in fact, laura. they gave this neighborhood back to the residents a short while ago. this is a hot spot for burglaries in san jose but not today. this is the scene of the strong armed robberies here. again, in the north end of town. police say they have two separate robbery victims. one is an elderly person. it happened just after midnight. police say three of the suspects began hopping fences. the fourth was caught earlier. officers conducted a perimeter search with the help of canine units from sunnyvale police and santa clara police. they knew there were still three suspect

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. update to breaking news. authorities in the east bay say they think they know who led them on a wild purr suit that ended in a dramatic crash, just not where he is. >> it started in concord. police say the suspect drove the wrong way across several freeways before slamming into another car in berkeley. then he ran away. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live at the scene in california. steph, the suspect actually warned chp to stay away? >> reporter: he did, laura and sam. chp saying he actually called 911 during this police pursuitnd said, i don't want to go back to jail. and then warned them, please take your chp helicopter and get them off of me or i'll continue this. so that's what happened. chp helicopter continued to follow the driver and the pursuit that began around 1:120 and ended with a crash at california in berkeley. chp saying the man in his 20s were driving the holder model honda accord that came back stolen in martinez crashing into a gmc suv and took off. that suv driver suffered minor

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. chilling new information this morning about the copilot who intentionally crashed that germanwings flight into the french alps. a report released just hours ago showed him practice the deadly descend on an earlier flight that very morning. kris sanchez joins us this morning. this seems to get more shocking. >> reporter: just when we thought it couldn't. one analyst says the changes in altitude made it seem like he was not only practicing the maneuver but trying to steal his resolve to pull it off. passengers on that out bound flight from germany are only finding out today that they were his test subjects. investigators say practiced the deadly descent not on a simulator but on that same day and on that same flight as it was out bound from germany. that was hours before he loktd the pilot out of the cockpit and crashed the plane into the french alps on the return trip to germany. let's show you the graph that the french aviation safety investigators released this morning. the solid lin

i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. let's check that forecast with christina.

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning.meteorologist rob

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.ew details this morning about a sto shooting in the south bay after accidentally shooting herself in the leg. but more concerning, then what happened is how it happened. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in gilroy to explain the sequence of events. good morning. >> good morning.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. happening right now protesters are gearing up for a big day. it's may day. that means rallies and demonstrations will be taking place across the bay area today in oakland, san jose, san francisco, all over. some of them are threatening the morning commute as well. >> "today in the bay's" bob ridell is live in oakland where the first rally will take place in 30 minutes. we'll check in with him to see what activity is already starting there. protesters plan to demonstrate in baltimore today on