the rest of the peninsula dry. watch that fog along the coast and the south bay continue the build for north 101, which is your commute. the southbound side one lane blocked at tully. lighter countercommute, but, still, one lane is blocked by a crash there. >> could be a distraction. thanks, mike. >>> 5:57 right now. a blood moon in the sky over the bay area this morning. we'll show you some of the incredible video of that moon, coming up next. >>> oscar pistorius on the stand this morning for the final day of cross-examination. the latest details from inside the murder trial, coming up. >>> also, we continue to fraoll breaking news this morning. a very early morning fire in an east san jose neighborhood. crews are still on the scene. seven children in this home. an update on this, coming up next. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ]

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shuttles at issue that are part of this program are not shuttles that go between san francisco and the peninsula, but shuttles that operate exclusively within the city. ucsf, kaiser, academy of arts, levis, san francisco general, gap, williamson ma. why doesn't your brief talk about the 80 percent of the shuttles that are within san francisco, unless i missed something, the exclusive focus has been on the 20 percent that go down to the peninsula? >> because the 20 percent that have the impact that we are complaining about. the one, inter city shuttles, academy arts, the white zones, that is legal. the shuttles is 1/4 of the long distance shuttles and they don't have the same impact on air pollution. many of them run on gas and not the same amount of diesel fuel and because they are smaller and shorter, they don't have the same interference. almost all of those that we are talking about excluding displacement do not exist. it's the inter city buses causing this ceqa impact. >> if the inter city within san francisco? >> yes. the long distance shuttles are causing the impact of the streets, pedestr

showers beginning across the peninsula, and the south bay. we'll have details on some stronger wet weather for friday coming up. >>> it's a company that may soon be worth more than facebook. uber is changing the way many people are getting around town. but how safe are their drivers? >> they've been linked to several incidents, including the death of a 6-year-old girl in san francisco. what exactly are you signing up when you get into an uber car? these are regular people who use their open cars to give rides? >> reporter: they are and working with investigative teams, our nbc stations in l.a. and chicago, we found drivers with criminal records. including burglary and drug trafficking. uber insists their background checks are stricter than taxi cubs. -- cabs. they are on the move. >> pretty established company. about to go ipo. >> reporter: ride services like uber are taking over the transportation industry. download the app, click and within minutes a driver picks you up. how easy was it to get job with uber? >> it's all by internet. you hav

rain along the peninsula. can see that from our palo alto camera this morning and mike inouye tracking a busy drive. right now i can't even pinpoint where the heaviest rainfall is. we're getting that widespread green steadily coming in all across the bay area. getting a little bit of a clearing sky up in the sonoma county area as the main front of this starts to dig to the south. let me zoom in and show you what is coming onshore as we head throughout the next 15, 20 minutes because it will get heavier. the north end of the peninsula you can see all this batch here of red and orange and little bit of yellow in there, as well. moderate to heavy rainfall. getting ready to impact your morning commute right when rush hour kicks off. 7:13 a.m. heavier downpours in foster city and 7:09 meanwhile in san m tat and look at your highs today. just about as warm when you walk out your front door as it will be when you walk in later. san francisco at 57 degrees and not much warmer out in the tri-valley, just 59 degrees for

boardings each day, 20 percent approximately are from the shuttles that are taking people down to the peninsula. mta tells me it's about 6500 daily boardings of intracity bussing approximately 250 riders are making a round trip. now, as you also have indicated before according to the mta's data, if the shuttles were to go away about 30 percent of the people surveyed of the riders wouldn't make the trip anymore. now, of course some of those people as you mentioned which would get a different job or work from home, they would continue to -- let's say 30 percent moved down to the peninsula. 30 percent of 2550 riders is an a little of about a thousand people in your best scenario leaving san francisco and move into peninsula. put that in context of a population of increase of 75,000. is it your position that those 1,000 tech workers leaving san francisco and move to the peninsula is going to have a significant impact in terms of reducing displacement in san francisco? >> yes. and the reason is that ceqa recognizes that impacts are cumulative. you can never say all the pollution in the bay area is b

mid-70s just about everywhere. 77, 74 for the peninsula today and kind of a cool day with the building sea breeze in san francisco. 79 for the north bay and the tri-valley is at 78 degrees. we'll take a closer look at what's coming our way as we get into the next five days and the upcoming weekend, that's in our next report. >> thank you, christina. great to be back. we'll talk about that later. over here in the skies, you can see the city lights. a clearer view here but you might find black smoke and bob redell heading out to the scene and this is the south bay and we do have a crew out there. you saw an earlier live shot. i'm circling the area and near the intersection of alan rock and jackson. just off of 680 is a major off ramp, however, light full of traffic so far. alan rock is not affected but it's very close and calling out reinforcements. this may affect local traffic and we'll track it so far. the freeway itself moving smoothly. the tri-valley the earlier construction closing and cleared from livermore and that's a good flow of traffic heading over and the rest of the bay, lo

that includes building a road and railway bridge to the peninsula. and the prime minister reminded residents of their pension payments will rise to match those paid to russians. in moscow, president vladimir putin signed a decree creating a ministry for crimean affairs. at the same time, russian leaders have taken steps to ease the standoff in the region. russian commanders say they're pulling some of their troops from areas near ukraine's border. >> translator: the battalion of the motorized infantry brigade of the central military district has completed a field exercise, and is commencing its march back to the base. >> putin phoned german chancellor angela merkel. he told her personally of the withdrawal plan. analysts say the pullout affects only a portion of troops. they say tens of thousands of russian forces will remain in place along the ukrainian border. >>> u.n. military commanders stationed in south korea are hoping to ease tensions on the peninsula. they've called on officials from north korea to sit down for talks. the move comes after the

this time of the eastern coast of the peninsula. according to local media reports citing an unidentified high level government official. north korea or the additional cells on the dc from monday to friday. that as ray speculation that when ye might be gearing up for another list of this a lot in another development and unidentified on an aerial vehicle was found crashed dumping don't allow for a monday afternoon. one hour after the two koreas stop exchanging fire. the south korean military is investigating to determine wick april. whether north korea was involved. even then i didn't do this. north korea also launched a verbal attacks in south korean president talking head denouncing her recent proposal to lay the groundwork for unification. this prompted the south to lash out at the condo this state for repeatedly displaying provocative behavior toward the south korean leader a unification ministry correspondent on sunday the snp was to be on tuesday for launching the attacks on south korean president talked in a truly feel the ocean

san francisco, the peninsula, 60s to near 70s. co in the low 60s and north bay see the highs in the mid-70s. and the trend that you're noticing on the seven-day forecast and for our weekend outlook, notice the numbers coming down. the onshore winds will pick up and that will drop us from the 70s around the peninsula through the 60s san francisco turning cooler through sunday and seeing the same temperature trend even out towards the tri-valley dropping out of the 80s into the mid-70s as we head towards sunday afternoon. mike? >> what would san francisco in the spring be without a wind breaker or scarf. northbound traffic really jamming up. now, we'll show you on the map what is going on. there is a crash north 101 at oakland road. now, it sounds like the activity now completely off to the shoulder but that caused the backup just as the first burst we talk about comes through san jose. here you're jamming up and all the way past 680 to that and overnight road work being done and they're completely clearing from the area and connecto

volume of traffic from the east bay over to the peninsula side. we'll show you on the map, right in the middle here for 92 across the bay. no problems for any of those bridges across. right now a light volume of traffic and zoom into the south bay and we'll talk about this, the closure for old bay shore highway between 880 and 101. that's where we continue to follow a commercial building on fire and crews are there and flashing lights, but the smoke starting to clear the area and the slowing that we saw has also cleared. not a problem for the south bay now. the freeways themselves are moving very smoothly and off and on the other ramps moving very smoothly. across north of the doun barton and eastbound 580 a stall reported. out of the lanes but enough of a distraction and the volume just starts to build up a tiny bit of slowing just down to 16 miles per hour. westbound build and in towards dublin a live look outside and end with this report right here. 580 going very nicely. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you so much. >>> 5:18 right now. ne

live look at one of the other bridges right side of your screen traffic still moving well towards the peninsula. that's the latest kcbs traffic. back to you guys. >>> happening today labor activists plan to file papers for a measure that would raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour for anyone who works in san francisco. right now san francisco's minimum wage is $10.74 and that's higher than the statewide minimum. workers would certainly welcome a pay hike but some business owners warn it could force them to cut jobs. >> small businesses are freaking out about this. they're saying this could cause a small business like books, inc, coal hardware, four or $500,000 in wages, because not only would the minimum wage folks want money, everybody else would want to bump up. >> in san jose the minimum wage ordinance requires an annual increase based on the cost of living and it's currently $10.15 an hour. >>> it is 4:37. searchers from all around the state are looking for a missing midlow park woman on mount fam pines. rangers released this photo of her who went to the state park for a hike a week ago. po

coming up your caltrain commute about to change along the peninsula. new station opened, much safer. >> the bay area neighborhood struck by lightning. a look at the damage as another storm rolls in. >> wow. yesterday hundreds of lightning strikes tracked across the bay area. today our instability is enhanced which means we have a better chance for strong storms. we'll tell you the time frame and we'll let you know what to expect as we head throughout the rest of the week as we stay in this wet weather pattern. it's all coming up on "today in the bay" in moments. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> a microclimate weather alert

move along the peninsula, as you might imagine. not as many road crews out there as typical and debris reported reported earlier on the southbound side and a little slowing approaching, however, looks like it's clearing. no problems southbound and look how lonely it is, i'm sure they're not complaining, though. we'll send it back to you. >>> speaking of chp today, they are once again, cracking down on cell phone using drivers. it's part of april's distractive driving month. today is the second of four days scattered throughout the month where extra patrols will be on the road. i'm talking to you, ma'am. tickets for first time-time offenders start at $161. >>> still ahead "today in the bay" another emotional day of testimony. oscar pistorius takes the stand in his own defense. the latest from inside the courtroom, coming up. >>> plus, it's been one month since malaysian airlines flight 370 vanished. time is certainly running out. the latest on the underwater search, just ahead. >>> got a story for nbc bay area investigative unit? cal

the 70s yesterday and 73 for the peninsula and comfortable conditions out there. north bay 79 later today and the east bay at 72 degrees with a building afternoon breeze. we're looking really comfortable across the board. want to show you this up and down trend as we head through the next few days. temperatures drop off a touch more for saturday and by easter sunday, we're talking about warm conditions. inland, if you want to have that easter egg hunt, the earlier you do so, the better off you'll be if you want to hide the chocolate or the easter bunny. he's the one who does the hiding of the chocolate. as we head through the south bay and 75 for sunday and so comfortable conditions and a lot going on across the bay area. we're going to take you through all those events and, get this, ladies, we have a good chance for rain next week. i'll tell you all about that coming up a little bit later. right now, back to you. >>> we also have new video to show you this morning a fire truck that came crashing into a los angeles restaurant hurting several people. cell phone vid

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the muscle shirts, gentlemen. it is going to be a warm day. peninsula at 83 degrees and, ladies, yeah, finally wear the spring dresses just about every single day this week really, really nice out there and then we do have some showers, chance looking as great as it did last week. we'll say good morning to mike. >> good morning, christina. >> very easy light drive. here's your maps talking about no major slowing and the shooting over on snow on residential street and that's not affecting your drive with the police activity. this over here the fire that peggy talked about off of old shore bay highway that connects 101 right through that section we'll have a closure on the northbound side. folks you can use 101 as your alterninate and and too early for those to be open. a light volume for you to expect and a couple things in the east bay coming up. >>> new video just into the newsroom. take a look, this is a smart car right there that has been flipped on its roof. it's one of three smart cars vandalized in san francisco overnight. one was on anderson stre

we have about 53 degrees to kick off the day in the south bay, same for the peninsula. in san francisco you're at 53, as well, but 54 and little chilly out in the north bay this morning where we're seeing the 40s and it will be cold as we get closer to sunrise, which is at 6:30 straight up this morning in san francisco. looking good for a nice, sunny and warm afternoon with temperatures climbing into the 70s. as we head into this evening, your sun will set tonight. 7:47, so, our days are getting longer and still about a month away from the official kickoff of summer, but it will be here before you know it. rain, though, on the way beginning of next week i'll talk about that coming up. right now temperatures looking like this for today. 70s and couple 60s at the immediate coast. heading to work to san francisco, bring that coat with you, but you can ditch it later on today when you get back home. temperatures stay nice and warm. 74 degrees in san jose and that number will drop tomorrow a touch and then as we head into easter weekend, look at this, two very different comin

way down the peninsula. if we pull back, you can see 101 to the south bay here is look good. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. our weather is looking good if you like sunshine and warm temps. there is a little system out here which will give us a little cool down. i don't think it will make any impact until tuesday night into wednesday morning. concord 7. san jose 76. it will continue to give temps inland. especially mid to low 80s. monday and tuesday lots of sunshine. even the coast is good to go. clear sky there. 60 to 74 at noon. some low 50s. some mid 50s. a couple ofholds. novato is in there. napa. >> nice by the coast. 70s for some. a few mid 80s. antioch in there is at 84. brentwood and oakley. 78 hayward. even pacifica a beautiful 70 degrees. 79 mountain view. warm again on tuesday. and a little cool down starts. we have some fog. it won't be dramatic. temperatures slide back down. >>> it's going to cost you more to get to work the average price has gone up 12 cents. >>> another sign of the economic r

the entire peninsula shot looking really good here. palo alto and san mateo no problems. way 101 watch for that fog and santa cruz your usual suspects. over here in the south bay, north 101 is the problem. a big crash up here at oakland road early in the commute set off all the slowing back towards capital expressway and as we have been warning you, slowing for 87 as a possible alternate. see slowing for south 680 in through town but a typical pat frrn a thursday right here and talking about brighter skies and clear visibility. now we have a little congestion and south 880 at 238 and an earlier crash was in lanes. i heard a number of cars on the shoulder. typical build right now hayward and in towards the san mateo bridge and in towards union city for south 880. bay bridge east shore freeway and berkeley and nice flow towards the bay bridge and oakland a live shot, as well, past the coliseum and low clouds, again. little slowing here and, of course, the warriors play the nuggets tonight. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> 6:49. a developing story happening right now. stil

and westerly winds for the peninsula. we'll keep clouds in place and cooler temperatures from the south bay. and right up against the coast for that onshore flow we'll have 60s. and if you are thinking about the game in san francisco. everybody knows what is happening tomorrow. they're up against the dodgers. partly cloudy to partly sunny skies for that forecast. temperatures in the low 60s and winds out of the west, 10 to 20 miles an hour. in the north bay, east bay and tri-valley. napa with 79 degrees. and sunshine by the afternoon. fremont, 72. and the tri-valley close to 80 in livermore. the next six-day trend has no rainfall in it right now and temperatures above average all the way through saturday and sunday and mainly 60s in san francisco. if you have a stay-cation it looks good. >> i'm going to the backyard to check out the moon. >>> why some riders want b.a.r.t trains to run longer. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatmen

but the east bay, south bay, peninsula drier than before. it doesn't mean the roadways are completely dry, they're just not puddled up. >>> 4:32. to a developing story in chile, authorities are trying to assess damage following a deadly 8.2 magnitude earthquake. the quake triggered a tsunami warning. evacuation orders are in effect for hundreds of thousands of people living near that country's northern coast but the warning center said the biggest recorded wave during -- it was 6 1/2 feet during that alert. chile's president has declared a state of emergency for the area. causing several landslides with blocked roads, power cut to thousands and airport grounded all flights. anti-riot police are joining soldiers to prevent any looting and rounding up hundreds of inmates that escaped from one prison. so far five people are confirmed dead from the quake. that's relatively low considering the strength of the quake. >> in fact, the biggest earthquake recorded instrumentally was 9.5 that occurred in 1960 in central chile. so the chilean people are

that traffic would impact drivers from san francisco to the peninsula. he says it's time to find middle ground. >> get in the car, clog the streets, it will be a lot worse than a shuttle. >> reporter: though the program is gridlocked, city leaders say changes are down the road. the folks who filed this environmental appeal that was just denied can go to court to stop this pilot program. if that does not happen, the city will begin identifying bus stops it wants the shuttles to use. the pilot program that starts this sunday is one of many new rules it hopes to impose. >>> i realized i had been struck by lightning. >> she was hit by lightning and lived to laugh about it. tonight she describes her ordeal. >>> also, this man won $425 million in the lotto. why she chose april fool's day to collect his prize and the last-second decision that got him very rich. >>> and we're following a developing story. a snowboarder found safe after he disappeared in a snowstorm. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have the possibility of severe weather th

we have the peninsula of three-year what moderate rain heading your way there pacifica. lso getting some light rain as well. and san ramon valley. up toward concord. dublin about half the city since some light rain pleasanton and the clear for the moment. livermore senior rain. and as the end of the south bay you'll see san jose getting the rain. a silicon valley already. keep that in mind. let's take a quick look at temperatures for on the mild side. seeing a lot of men 50s right now which will warm up and going to the low 60s. were san 62 in san jose. look for about 6062 degrees in the east bloc valets. up san francisco's downtown 58 with upper 50s to maybe some of 60s across the north bay when we come back for next update on talking to futurecast for a talk about how this rain is going to develop for today and that will have your 7 day forecast coming up of all 645 about a half-hour from now. listen to the traffic center. good morning. >>: still checking it pretty good ride and around the bay. and no hot spots. here at the bay bridge toll plaza the major allies were ac

experiencing big delays in the peninsula. bruno 101 southbound heavy all the way to san mateo continuing to work hillsdale and slows again approaching university avenue and dumbarton bridge interchange 44 minutes to palo alto southbound from san bruno. a look at the bridges -- bridge is the bay bridge not as bad backup. still -- still have enough specially 1880 approach not no longer the easiest way to the bay bridge. 18 to 22 minutes. san mateo bridge we avoided stop-n-go traffic. traffic. 15 minute drivetime but wet. richmond san rafael bridge finally clearing out in the toll plaza as well let us westbound to interstate 580. >>> update on the three fires that were burning this morning. officials are looking to whether one of them are part of the marijuana grow operation. all three fires gutted this morning. one of them in the 1400 block of mandell street in the bayview. that's the one that is a possible grow house. other fire is in bernal heights. around 6:40 a.m. the third farm fire is a home. no injuries reported. >>> 18 p

up the peninsula we go 3 in los altos, and 59 in millbrae and mid-to-upper 50's dominating the coastntown and south san francisco and sausalito and bodega pay and bet plume and novato and everyone else in the north by around 60 to 61 degrees and 60 to 62 degrees is all the spread we will get across the east bay shore and into the east bay valley. tonight, we clear out and it will be chilly and if you are walking in the man of dimes tomorrow, dress for temperatures in the mid-40's in pleasanton and 49 in san francisco, and that is where leyla will be, and 39 in you are headed out to santa rosa, so looking at the ray, height rain through the morning, and scattered showers coming in around lunch and 2:00 hanging around through the evening rush hour and through 9:00 we will see a trend of tapering and maybe one or two showers across the high country as we head to midnight and tomorrow morning it is gone. if you are caught under a shower in the high country that is where we can get up to .25" to .5" and the rest of us possibly .1" so fill not help the drought. the seven-day forecast shows

as we had to the peninsula we do have a few sprinkles. perhaps some areas of drizzle clock around long coastline. but for the most part the rain is really tapering off along the bay area. looks like a partly cloudy. we're looking at the cooler conditions. take a look at these numbers. the colder start this morning on it under partly cloudy skies. as we head into the afternoon of looks like most locations will be in the low 60s. soy cool afternoon ahead at least to be dry. i think we will see similar readings in the east bay as well. mainly 60s out at livermore for upper 50s along the coastline. berkeley today with a high 5759 today and oakland. here's a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. we do have unsettled weather still in the picture as we head into perhaps tomorrow. how pressure builds in fact something to look forward to after all the showers will be dealing with. really nothing until leaving your house. had they rejoiced us some areas of bonding and what are out there so just keep that in mind. over at the san mateo bridge w

in the south bay, 57 degrees along the peninsula. 52 in the east bay 48 degrees. even after we get a round of rain, getting into the end of the week, it looks warm for next week and the following week as well. we hit the mid 90s. we are going to trade those into the low 80s. not too bad. 79 degrees down right perfection there. this is what happens. the big ridge of high pressure has been keeping us nice and warm. this cut off low tries to make its way to the bay area. it is hard to gauge though because the low detaches from the jet stream. we will keep you updated on this and after that the warm up is on. you use your analysis and i look at this picture and i see if it is slow or not. i was concerned because there was a stall reported mid span as you approach the high-rise. we don't see any slowing on the high-rise. seems to be cleared that stall from the span. new crash reported around winton avenue. right now use tulley road to the north. the freeways themselves again. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you so much. it is 5:09. among the projects to be discusse

sarah toga and on the peninsula, puddling and ponding. situations in the south bay and campbell as christine was reporting. we have issues with puddling and ponding. on 880 toward pre month and the 680 as you head through. green all over the place because again, wed roadways continue for 680 and 8 80. the northbound side is all right. there is flooding reported. a couple spots, a couple lanes we had since 4:00 this afternoon when the rain took its toll. we had a crash that happened just before you get to 66 southbound just past. you see a lane behind the tree and causing additional slowing through that. that's an additional issue. smaller crashes because of slippery commutes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we're borrowing him from the morning show and will be back on the clock at 4:00? >> 4:30. >> storm coverage on air and online at nbc bay area.com and you can track the rain. >>> a wet opening night for the a's in oakland but warm and sunny for the giants because they began the season on the road in arizona against the diamondbacks and alt

looking food in san jose, 63 along the peninsula. 58 in san francisco. we're also looking good throughout the other microclimate, low 60s today, afternoon clearing, partial clearing by this afternoon. and by this evening we'll clear you out. we'll talk more about the rainfall on the way and the 80s in the forecast. right now, mike. >> talking about that rain, making its way down over the next couple of hours through the south bay. right now a little bit of pause. roadways are damp. they're not wet but they are damp. watch the transition ramps and watch the rain while that system comes down from the north bay into the south bay. smooth flow from san jose and the silicon valley. south of there, slowing from 152 up northbound 101 toward morgan hill out of gilroy. potential of fog, might have been related but the traffic smoothed out. index tied in with weather, a chance of lower visibility as you travel south 101. greater bay area looking good. green here on the peninsula, pacifica, san mateo, burlingame, wet roadways. subtle differences but watch those spee

we want to look at the peninsula in my next report. between 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. we'll jump into the 40s into the 60s. by lunchtime, up to 87 degrees and then even once that sun starts to drop off between 6:00 and 9:00, we're talking about a very balmy evening. 70 degrees when it's dark out there at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow will be even warmer. these are your highs for today. 79 san francisco and 89 degrees in the east bay and 87 for the peninsula. just want to give you an idea of where we are headed and it will stay warm all the way through thursday and then that heat will drop off friday into saturday but staying warm. look at this, isn't that 72 degrees look lovely? let's check your drive and say hi to mike. >> drive right past that 94. we're looking over here towards san jose and no 94 on the speed sensors and that's good. 65 is the posted speed limit and that's what you're doing. over the south bay, the earlier obstructi obstruction, whatever was in lanes has been cleared and the construction for 880 around coleman and also around stevens creek. those crews have cle

could head into the peninsula. what to expect the rest of the afternoon, downpours, hail, locally breezy conditions. our strongest storms will be this afternoon. you think we're seeing snow now? wait until the levels drop to 2800 feet into the nighttime hours. it's going to look like a winter wonderland tomorrow. >>> the wild weather made for a difficult morning commute in the bay area. abc7 reporter join us us. >> reporter: it is started and stopped and started again. every now and then we'll see little peeks of sun trying to break through the clouds. we don't know when it will start or stop. the heaviest rainfall isn't expected until after lunch. this is what greeted morning commuters across the bay area. rain. off and on showers falling on broadway street in downtown redwood city forced some to run for cover and others to pull out their trusty umbrellas. >> lucky to have this, really. i left it in the car yesterday. so picked it up today. i'm enjoying the rain. >> reporter: while construction crews worked to put

been important for god and annexation of crimea play russian she mentioned that the residents f the peninsula had an easier complaint about infringement of their rights although the kremlin explain the military intervention to the autonomy exactly my defense of russian speaking population. in the call i of prussia and activists that fact to internally as it had been during the demonstration for a concession to the russian federation. one of the airport as was cold and punched by a group of aggressive people. the port vale and green are very inventive than a mile long held the oz or torture during all this far claimed it all happened in front of police in prayer. the day before to mystic ct. hello people to continue demonstrations and the name rl to the hero might affect its a bad upon her. that done now and with that again aaron taylor law enforcement top round and the sounds of guns and they are equal and next knives and clubs. a little evidence that they print nineteen c in the day saying but that federal migration service of russia for the residents of the peninsula's and didn't want to ge

we have low clouds and pga patchy fog in the north bay, the east bay and peninsula. it is not as strong, especially off the coastline. that's going to help to give us a jump on our temperatures as we head throughout tomorrow. look at that live sky camera network right now. you can see it is clear across the south bay. 55 degrees. also clear throughout the peninsula. check it out. this time last night in san francisco we were fogged in. we have 55. a little cloud cover but you can see downtown at this point. again, that's another indication of this warming trend we're under. let's get you in to what's happening in the atmosphere. high pressure off shore. anytime you see high pressure on a weather map, this means we have warmer weather coming your way. i also means storm track will be lifted to the north. as that continues to get a little closer tomorrow, that's all it takes, a couple hundred miles in some of the heat associated with this will boost numbers tomorrow and give us sunny skies at the coastline. the next thing i want to do is put it on pause for a second as

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the peninsula looking at 70 throughout tomorrow. we'll have the cloud cover on the increase, but expect a few breaks of sunshine. we'll take you up to the north bay and east bay, napa, 70 degrees, cloud cover in santa rosa and 68. low 70s right across the tri valley. the end is much colder. you can see san jose going from low 70s on thursday down to 60s by friday and also saturday. so hopefully those jackets aren't tucked too far back in the closet. you'll need it. >> thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead, mark zuckerberg like you've never seen him before. we'll show you where in the bay area you can get up close and personal with him. >>> in business news, apple blew past earnings estimates today. the stock is soaring in after-hours trading. a big reason why, the cupertino based company announced it's splitting the stock for the first time in nine years and plans to buy back an additional $30 billion of stock and raise dividends. apple earnings were up 7% in the first quarter. going mobile is paying off for facebook. the company is also exc

temperatures now looking pretty good, we're mostly in the 50s. 53 degrees along the peninsula. san francisco at 53, and we're at 48 degrees in the north bay. so pull out that umbrella, grab your rain gear it's coming in right now. i really want to show you where we're headed. on the seven-day forecast major warming. we're going to hit that this weekend. right now temperatures are mostly in the 50s, we're going to end up in the 60s today. isolated showers, and yeah, that radar is lit up. give yourself extra time. we'll be tracking that storm system but hey, count on calmer conditions as of about 8:00 a.m. this morning. so we're only going to deal with this for a few hours. that's the good news. by this evening as you make your way home from work, getting ready to enjoy that weekend, we'll be nice and dry. >> thank you much. what was supposed to be something that was going to break sky diving records ended in tragedy for a woman as she fell to her death. 220 people gathered in arizona to sky dive, one jumper's parachute didn't open. the woman was declared dead at the scene. it was

right now the heaviest rainfall is moving over the peninsula. throughout the day today we're going to see showers get pretty active yet again we expect more thunderstorm activity and yesterday was a wild weather day. i want to bring you live to christie smith, she's live in berkeley. what happened out there yesterday? >> reporter: good morning to you. let's get to it. i want to show you what's left of this redwood tree in berkeley. looks like a spear sticking up in the sky behind this one-story home. this is a redwood tree struck by lightning yesterday. witnesses say it sounded like an explosion. it shattered into pieces. there is wood all over the neighborhood. steve can pan over. the roof is under tarp because it landed that way too. also there is a minivan parked in front. that windshield is shattered as well, part of it crushed. this is a wild scene yesterday. i wanted to show you a google image what if that 80-foot tree looked like before the lightning yesterday rising above this home on holly street in berkeley. 80 feet cut down to 20 feet

temperatures today work like this. 71 degrees in the south bay and peninsula at straight up 70 degrees and 62 in san francisco and overcast conditions for you by about lunchtime today. you'll hit 65 degrees out in the east bay and 72, sun and clouds today in the tri-valley and the north bay turning cloudy by around 10:00 a.m. and then you'll get your first showers by about 9:00 tonight. let me give you a little preview of this. continue your futurecast in my next report. right now, let's welcome back mike inouye. >> i'm okay. little earlier than i have been getting up the last few days. there's san francisco off in the distance and low clouds are hovering right around, but not a problem for the deck of the bay bridge either deck over on the san francisco side. we'll look at the overview of the bay and no major incidents. pick your path and pretty much at the speed limit. zoom in to one area showing some red and orange. one lane is still blocked and traveling westbound or approaching highway 84 through livermore out of the altamont pass. as well as when we had the closure between 580 an

right along the peninsula, you can see top speeds on 280, it doesn't matter which one you take it is clear and accident free and the san mateo bridge shows traffic is nice and clear as you move across the water to the peninsula and it doesn't sound like we have high wind advisory but we do across the cartinez and bay bridge. gay marriage is again in the spotlight and a federal judge in oregon will hear arguments about the voter approved ban on same-sex marriage with four bay and lesbian couples argue it is unconstitutional. no one is defending the ban in court. oregon's democratic attorney general is refusing to do so and a conservative group wants to defend the ban and the judge is deciding whether they have the legal standing to do so. >> caught on camera, thieves break into a walgreens and the unexpected loot they halled away in plastic bags. >> some are calling it creepy, a video game that digs into your personal information to sell the products. >> airport workers fine two baby chicks nesting in a wing and it is not so usual as you thi [dad]u [boy] mom!ughs] [mom] yes? [boy] whoa

over here looking that math and along the peninsula and other side of the bay moving pretty smoothlynd slowest spot in the bay west 580 coming in through livermore and looking at slow down. the earlier issue, we had a break down. sounded like a near crash. car almost hit the wall and busted a tire over there. that is all moved right off of the shoulder. the slowing on the approach now starting to move a little better and all the folks coming out of the altamont pass and things are still nice over here towards dublin because they are held up back over there. smooth drive through the dublin interchange and no major issues as you come over here and we'll give you a quick look at 880 through oakland and a nice, easy drive. warriors playing first home game of the playoffs tonight and game time 7:30 but crowds will start much before then. back to the maps a smooth drive. west 92 slows and the earlier crash, though, completely cleared from the roadway and so is that tire that is here, as well. we'll look to the north bay and a smooth, easy drive southbound and not a lot of traffic and not a

along the peninsula and the central bay and starting to make its way toward the east bay, the system going to start to fall apart as it moves through this morning. still a chance of some scattered showers in the afternoon. but i think much more widely scattered in the latter part of the day. mostly cloudy skies light rain now temperatures holding in the 40s and the 50s. by the afternoon, we are going to keep these numbers down. 50s along the coastline. we'll see some 60s inside the bay and the valleys. but you know what? this weekend is looking very good. we'll have more on that in a moment. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> the roads are wet another reminder this morning, so yeah, at least for the early part of the commute reduce your speeds. the roads are slick. we have already seen a couple of different accidents, spinouts. this one -- eastbound 380 to southbound 101 connector, there is an accident reported there coming into san bruno. it sounds like at least one lane is blocked. if you are coming through the dublin interchange the roadwork is picked up ahead of schedule.

the day. gi gillroy 100 degrees. peninsula, the hottest. and 99 for santa rosa. we have a cooling trend coming our way. this is going to kick in as we get into the weekend. temperatures drop in quickly. down to 72 degrees by sunday. if you can make it you will be all right. it is going to be hot out there. the debate over capitol punishment expected to ramp up. new drug combination left clayton rocket rising before executioners called off or stopped the procedure and the prisoner died of a heart attack. a second execution was called off last night. states have been left searching for new untested drugs. >> la clipper's owner sterling could soon be forced to sell the team. silver banned sterling from the league for life. he was banned $2.5 million. sterling will have to sell the clippers. the punishment stands from racist comments he admits to making to a former girlfriend. >> according to the news 25 of the owners already are backing him and he only needs three fourths of the vote. >> what he has done is taken away from the game itself. >> the potential bidders a

on the peninsula side and along the coast, rob talking about some fog.atch highway 1 and pacifica and half moon bay. nice, easy flow of traffic. watch that 280 connector from northbound 880 to northbound 880 sounds like still a road crew there and clearing in the next few minutes, we'll send it back to you. >>> the search is on right now for a 14-year-old boy now missing off the coast for nearly 14 hours. we'll have a live report from ocean beach, next. >>> plus, we'll tell you about new plans to get more police officers back on to the streets of san jose. >> live look outside, emoriville, little hazy and cooler and foggy, as well. rob mayeda is in for christina and a look at that forecast. >>> developing right now, search crews out in the waters off of ocean beach this morning looking for a teenage boy swept out to sea. lots of new developments from the overnight search, next. >>> moments ago, police released new information about the stabbing inside a pennsylvania high school that injured almost two dozen people. >>> and a lot of low clouds around for

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it looks like 101 up and down the peninsula and 280 and we are not seeing delays. we still have the fog advisory along highway one at half moon bay and that is extending into san mateo, as well. so use the low beams and not the high beams. the rich manned san rafael bridge shows empty traffic and you cross the water you get to the north bay and this is what you fine, 101 headed in the southbound direction those are the tail lights and company there as you make it into mill valley and san francisco. >> this city of east palo alto has agreed to pay $125,000 to the family of six-year-old girl killed in a crosswalk on the way to school 2 1/2 years ago. the girl was walking with her mother and sisters in september of 2011 and hit and killed by a teach are driving to work. the child's parents niled suit against the city and the driver. the suit claimed that the city knew a high rate of pedestrian collisions occurred at the intersection but did not do enough to make the crossing safer. east palo alto has installed a flashing crosswalk light at the intersection. >> east bay

let's take you outside and check what the peninsula is looking like. very light traffic, but it is still early. we keep you posted the good news on this friday, no accidents to report. back to you guys. >> let's hope it stays that way. >>> three falcon chicks have hatched at san jose city hall and they need names. san jose holding a contest for students to come up with ways to name them. the best names will be chosen by volunteers who look after the birds. details for the contest expected to be announced today. >>> still ahead "today in the bay" the legal troubles continue for the 49ers. coming up, the investigation cauline kaepernick.arterback >>> we'll take you live to the scene of the horrific crash now responsible for at least ten deaths. >>> we'll check outside and check back in with anthony on your traffic as we get ready for this weekend and a friday and then an absolutely glorious weekend ahead in weather. we'll be back in just a minute. >> i just know that god has them safe. and waiting for them to call. >>> waiting for word the families of doz

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for the peninsula, beginning to cool off, and san mateo not budging out of the 60s. you'll need that jacket for sure. napa at 70. increasing cloud cover. santa rosa a little cooler at 68. and temperatures remaining in the low 70s for the most part. i really think the most dramatic shift in the weather is not going to come on thursday but on friday. from 71 tomorrow down to 62 as we head throughout friday's forecast. also that chance of rain. and you can see in san francisco, staying in the 50s all through saturday's forecast as well. get the umbrellas out, dust the jackets off. we're going to need them. temperatures are going to warm back up. >>> let's bring in gerard moncure. get your calendars out and blackberries and phones and all that. >> getting to see the schedules, always exciting stuff. we're still four and a half months away from the start of the regular nfl season. if you're not ready for some football, this might get you in the mood. nfl schedules released earlier this evening. 49ers have week two against the bears broadcast right here on nbc bay area, an