struggle to get in and get to the victims because there is so much debris inside this home. they say there are piles of stuff, some of the piles reached eight feet tall. they've put the fire out and they feel confident that no one else is inside. when they got here they say they knew there was a possibility they would need to rescue people inside they rushed in with one hose but it was too late. >> loss of life is always disheartening. i'm confident that the crews did the best they could with a rapid response and aggressive search to get them, the best response that humanly is possible. >> reporter: firefighters were worry the fire would spread to the home next door, so close, practically touching, they were able to keep it to this one home. they don't know what started this fire. they haven't released personal information about the victims. neighbors say it was two

elderly men we don't know what their health condition was or anything about them. they are treating this as a crime scene, because of the two fatalities. their investigation is just now getting started. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. san francisco ethics commission will hold another meeting to create a written recommendation for the board of supervisors which will decide the fate of suspended sheriff ross meyer mirkarimi. yesterday the panel did find him guilty of official misconduct. stopping short of recommending be -- he be removed from office. . his wife's attorney says the8- city failed to meet its burden of proof because the commission only sustained two of seven charges. >> under the city charter since they didn't make their burden they can't remove him from office. that's the legal version.

he just got screwed. >> that's not a correct interpretation to the law. >> mayor lee released a statement saying he's pleased with the commission's decision and they are sending a strong case to the board of supervisors. the board will need nine votes from 11 members to remove mirkarimi from office. several protesters face charges after occupying president obama's campaign headquarters in oakland. police arrested at least five people last night all claimed to be former veterans this is video from a protester on the scene scott olsen injured during an occupy march last october was among the protesters. left on his own before officers arrested the oeurs. they were demanding the release of bradley manning the u.s. serviceman who leaked classified documents to wikileaks. this morning, experts say gas prices are beginning to plateau in the state after soaring in the days following the chevron refinery fire.

the state averages $4.11 a gallon, san francisco average price for regular holding steady at $4.10y. san jose $4.14 in oakland about the same -- all three unchanged from yesterday. still 13 to 14 cents higher than one week ago. cal-osha investigators officially ruling out possibility that an idling truck ignited the fire. officials say the fire engine was equipped an air intake shut-off device that detects airborne hydrocarbons saying it would have present haved -- it would have prevented it from overheating. police investigating possible sexual misconduct by a long time teacher at an elite private school. marin academy fire add unnamed teacher for allegedly having inappropriate relationships with three female students more than 30 years ago.

it fired the teacher, notified police and told him not to have further contact with anyone in the school community. list have not arrested the former teacher. -- san francisco police looking for two men armed with stun guns who robbed a consignment store. police say employees got a call asking if they could open early wednesday and after 9 a.m., two men entered. police say the robbers sparked their stun agains to intimidate victims and forced them to open a safe. they got cash, gems, artwork and coins, no one injured. yosemite national park's popular campground is being scrubbed and disinfected following death of a man exposed to the hantavirus. the 37-year-old victim stayed in a tent cabin in late june he died a few weeks later.

a woman who stayed at the same time became seriously ill. it is traced to deer mice droppings. the search resumes today for the body of a 6-year-old boy swept away while wading in the merced river. the youngster's 10-year-old brother also swept to his death he died at the scene. the boys were visiting the park with family from los angeles. a man police believe started a wildfire in the palo alto foothills is under arrest this morning. investigators think he intentionally set few small fires last wednesday. they burned four acres of land. crews got the fire under control in an hour. no one was hurt. there were no structures damaged. he is charged with felony arson. section of san francisco bay going to be off-limits to

boaters next week because of the america's cup. the coast guard will establish a restricted area from chrissy field to aquatic part in san francisco from august 21st, through the 26th, restricted area from 1 to 4 in the afternoon, marked by what are called stake boats flying large red america's cup flags. the area is prohibited, violators could be fined or arrested. [ unintelligible ] going to be a couple degrees cooler tomorrow into sunday, we may warm up a few degrees not wild swings definitely going to notice a change in the sky more clouds today and tomorrow. on live doppler all of the radar returns are in foothills into the sierra this morning, mist hanging around our neighborhoods, helping cool things. much cooler, one to four

degrees than yesterday concord the same and antioch about eight degrees warmer that puts temperatures from now through 7:00 under mostly cloudy sky in the 50s to near 60 inland. pockets of sun develop but several layers of cloud cover today that will keep temperatures in the mid 70s inland by noon upper 60s bay, 50s coast near 60 4:00 for the coast around the bay mid 70s to mid 80s inland, mid 70s inland by 7:00, mid 60s bay, still need the coat at the coast about 57°. pollen, moderate amounts of tree, mold, ragweed, low amounts of grass. saturday into monday temperatures coolest tomorrow when we'll have the most cloud cover again i still think the thunderstorms are best north and east of us in the sierra. sunday a little more sun and monday, a brief warming trend. next week much cooler that in

the seven day. first traffic with frances. good morning in san francisco, if you are heading through the excellior area avoid vienna street -- this is near silver i would avoid vienna between silver and south of that area. also, freeway traffic fine at this point, 280 and 101 back to oakland fatal accident still blocks 7th at maritime blocking the on-ramp to 880, 880 itself flowing well through oakland. light traffic everywhere else. bay bridge toll delay-free now. >> san mateo bridge also looking good westbound is past the toll on the right. no s on 880 or 101 -- 101 on the peninsula, quiet in the south bay. if you are come going the north bay here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge you might encounter mist and drizzle, no traffic into

san francisco at this point. mike encountered some of that, you didn't, interesting. >> he got it from the bay bridge, but not from the golden gate. new ranking names california airport among the three worst in the nation. we'll tell you which one in the america's money report. traffic safety officials launch new program reminding parents not to leave infants and children alone in cars. heads-up caltrans is giving about the labor day closure of a bay area bridge. or

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. facebook shares hit new low down another of% -- another 6%. zuckerberg has lost about nine billion. wal-mart reporting second quarter earnings 5.7% shoppers showing new signs of financial strain with many customers living paycheck-to-paycheck. housing starts dipped last month, new permits for building jumped almost 7% at the highest four years. new list the worst u.s. airports to get stuck on lay-offs, l.a.x. third, dulles, washington the worst new york liberty with more than 25% of flights leaving behind

schedule. this morning the federal health and traffic safety officials are launching a new program reminding parents not to leave children unattended in cars in the first week of august eight children died from heat stroke in the country. it is believed to be the most ever in a single week. researchers at san francisco state say between 1998 to the present, 550 children have died after being left unattended in hot cars. "good morning america" will have more on the program coming up at 7 a.m.. big heads-up for commuters on the dumbarton bridge, closed for repairs through the labor day weekend. the bridge was last closed over memorial day weekend for seismic work. the closure begins 10 p.m. on friday august 31st. runs through 5 a.m. tuesday september 4th. frances will be reminding you as we get closer. the dumbarton bridge will be

shutdown so close can replace an expansion joint. heavy lifting is about to begin on the new bay bridge construction project. crews are in process of moving the 35,000 ton bridge on to its cables. caltrans has put together this animation showing what is going to happen over the next three months this is video, not the animation. the eastern span connected to the steel suspenders hoisted off the temporary structure. >> pulling them down, putting in the place and using jacks. >> engineers say as the suspenders are attached and tightened they will pull the bridge off temporary supports which will be removed while that is happening the main cable will be tightened at the west end of the span they say it will move more than 30 feet as it is set into place. there's the afternoon , take on the weight of the 35,000

ton span. -- san francisco company stepping up efforts to shake-up the credit card industry it involves square maker of credit card readers for mobile phones. the company will allow small businesses to pay a $275 flat fee, per month for all credit card transactions. it would benefit companies that bill at least $10,000 per month that will rule out many who already use square at farmers markets or lunch trucks. >> at a farmers market, your sales group and down and off and it is just -- you never know who is going to want to use the credit card. >> about a quarter of the merchants at the ferry building farmers market accept credit cards. currently business owners pay 2.75% per transaction instead of that flat fee. official, we cannot function without our phones. time magazine says 84% of people surveyed said they

cannot go a day without their mobile device in hand. one in four check phones every 30 minutes. kristen checks hers every 30 seconds. one in five check every 10 minutes. who is checking her phone now? >> big surprise. >> you really -- she is remarkable. you are a great communicator. >> thank you. >> mike is communicating changes. worried about lightning, thunder showers,? >> maybe north or east. >> -- he's not a worryer. >> right. >> let's take a -- [ talking over each other ] are looking at the bay bridge, hard to mist hanging low and we are going to find more mist this morning than yesterday. let's take a look at live doppler and see if we are finding organized areas of wet weather and rain holding off most of the showers are still over in the foothills and

sierra, falling apart if you are heading that way. these are the latest temperatures mid to upper 50s rest of the neighborhoods. this afternoon close to average inland east bay valleys above average 92 livermore many. oakland 73 where you should be. -- san francisco 66, redwood city 79. cover you can see very extensive north bay visibility now in santa rosa down to a mile because of the fog half moon bay bay half a mile fog hangs around until 11:00 pull back to the coast. 60s and 70s coast to the bay, 80s and 90s inland close to yesterday. 79 milpitas, low to mid 80s south buy. up the peninsula upper 70s, low 70s millbrae. low 60s coast mid to upper 60s

downtown south san francisco sausalito 70 upper 70s to mid 80s through the north bay valleys low 60s at your beaches berkeley 71 hercules and fremont at 78 into the east bay valleys upper 80s to mid 90s towards brentwood. spread from mid 60s monterey to upper 70s at santa cruz this afternoon. tonight 7:05 first pitch indians in town to take on the a's partly cloudy and 64 dropping to 58. most of us will have clouds tonight and a little mist mainly in the fives, 60s east bay valleys and up north area of low pressure closer that's why we have thicker clouds and more moisture this morning will bring pore clouds and cooler weather tomorrow, rebound a few degrees sunday into monday before another cooling trend next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. still looking good on bay

area freeways now. still following the problem in oakland 7th at maritime fatal crash blocks on-ramp to 880. 880 is fine you can see part of it on the top of the screen as it goes through the oakland maze westbound out of berkeley emeryville to the bay bridge toll also light this morning. we'll check out the ride on 680 walnut creek, smooth sailing southbound, north main good towards highway 24 through the san ramon valley and sunol grade. live look at highway 24 a far shot but you can see headlights westbound through lafayette and orinda into the caldecott tunnel, everything flowing well no delays. south bay 280 for headlights and highway 17 across your screen no problems in san jose or the peninsula. let's take time to thank some of the folks who have

contributed to the sleep train foster kids dream campaign. one dollar donated for every like we get on our facebook page. kimberly h of hillsborough, nigel d of san jose and hala of san francisco. go to the abc7 news page and click the thumps up button every like will -- thumbs up button every like will make a difference. what a new report reveals about the rising cost of childcare in california. a's hit the road with a badly needed victory under the belt. open jitters for a bay area little league team their world series -- [ unintellig

welcome back everybody! gorgeous shot live picture of the golden gate bridge. you know, i drove across it this morning, didn't see anything on my wind shield that was a fleeting moment. looks like there's moisture out to there now. >> not quite split pea soup. >> not anything close to light rain looks like we got moisture so be careful out there. mike will explain about the cooling trend coming on. if you have infants in childcare, a stud by the advocacy group ranks california our state, the 7th least affordable state in the nation for infant care. perhaps more disturbing the next statistic, average cost of fulltime childcare for two children is more than $20,000.

greater than the average annual cost of rent in california. childcare costs 43% more than to rent. tonight giants return to action in san diego. cain taking the hill, last night a's were trying to avoid being swept in kansas city, the game was storeless until the 6th when cocoa crisp unloaded a homerun. that's how it ended 3-0. they return home tonight for a series again the indians. petaluma pride shining this morning after the petaluma nationals won their opening game in the little league world series in pennsylvania. they beat fairfield, connecticut 6-4. the city of i'm -- the city watched their team play. local theater donated two screens, charged $15 a seat and sold out that money going

to help the family's travels. five-cheered the team on people say it is important the champs know their hometown is watching. >> it is baseball. this town is about community. this underscores community. >> the money raised by yesterday's screening goes toward helping parents. petaluma has two days off before the next game sunday at 11 a.m. and you can see it right here on abc 7. >> i was in petaluma yesterday, the movie theater 500 people packinging in there $15 per raising money to help the families stay in pennsylvania. it was beyond excitementls$>l vy reminiscent of the giants' world series run. >> on a smaller scale. [ talking over each other ] we are following breaking news san francisco, firefighters on the scene of a house fire that left two dead. amy hollyfield will have the latest on the investigation

into the cause coming up. plus, s.w.a.t. team called out to flush out a suspect wanted in a violent robbery spree what it took to get him to surrender. secrete -- secret meeting in oakland about the raiders' search for new home. temperatures close to yesterday, 60s coast, 70s bay, 80s and 90s inland especially near the east bay valleys. temperatures in the 70s around the great lakes, mainly 80s and 90s elsewhere. the 90s are impressive around seattle 92, portland at 97. no one gets to 100. phoenix close at 99. chance of severe weather today from d.c., charlotte, atlanta to member miss. everybody on time, -- memphis, everybody on time even here in san francisco. abc7news.com at the bottom. hey, there's barely a line at space mountain.

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>> announcer: right now abc7 news begins breaking news. we continue to follow that breaking news from san francisco, firefighters on the scene of a deadly fire in the city's excelsior district. >> amy hollyfield is live at the scene on vienna street. >> reporter: two elderly men were found dead inside this home. two men living here with a lot of stuff. take a look at the garage. you can see it is packed full

of stuff. you probably couldn't fit one more thing in the. firefighters say that was one of their challenges they faced all the stuff in the home. they did their best to reach the men in time to try and save then, but they couldn't. when they got here on vienna street 3:30 they saw a lot of smoke and flames from upstairs. they grabbed a hose line enough to cover themselves and went in looking for the residents. they found one man upstairs and while they were fighting the fire, they went back in to look for the second resident, they say it was tough to make their way around the home because there was so much stuff inside. >> debris we were confronted with heavy stockpiling of debris inside the house. i think a visual in the front will confirm that we softened the bidding, a term to open it for access for ingress and egress for the firefighter and res -- rescues some areas eight foot and higher, debris

inside the building. >> reporter: firefighters say a couple other concerns included the fact that the home next door is extremely close they were worried about that house. a a live wire melted and came down they had to assign a firefighter to watch over that and monitor that situation. they did protect the home next door, no damage there. they kept the fire contained to this one house. they are treating this as a crime scene because of the fatalities. they are waiting for the police officers and medical examiner to release the home to them before they can start investigating what started this fire. amy hollyfield -- what start -- amy hollyfield, abc7 news >> investigators have officially ruled out the possibility that an idling chevron fire truck ignited the fire two weeks ago. cal-osha officials say the engine was equipped a shut-off device that detects hydro

carbons. the truck was destroyed in that fire. chemical board investigators have not been able to access the accident location because of an ongoing concern about nearby hydrocarbons. a suspect wanted for five armed robberies is in jail. deputies taking 30-year-old miguel caballero into jail after a 10 hour standoff. authorities say they got several tips that caballero was inside his home a video aired on news stations showing him during one of his robberies. >> people identified the person in the video and we took a decision mv photo and i was a -- he was considered armed and dangerous. he was a threat to our community and we are glad he is in custody. >> investigators searched his house and found evidence connecting him to the

robberies they say he has an extensive criminal record. this morning a teenager fighting for his life after being shot in east san jose last night. police say it happened 9:30 on the 600 block of sanders near story and king. officers found a wounded teenager, he's being treated. police say they have no suspects, no circumstances or motive. in oakland police are looking for the gunman who killed a man in the drive-thru of a kfc after 6:00 last night on international and 73rd. the victim drove his car out of the drive-thru after he was shot into a building across the street. the san francisco ethics commission has concluded that suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is guilty of official misconduct. this case is far from off over. the panel stopped short of recommending he be removed from office. the commission will hold another meeting to create a

written recommendation and summary of their findings for the board of have advisers. >> they don't -- i don't agree with the final outcome in this regard. i appreciated i think the level of dep -- depth they tried to arrive at. >> i'm shocked to see what happened today. but we are fighters. and he is not going to resign. >> mirkarimi's official misconduct stems from a domestic violence incident with his wife. the mayor says the commission is sending a powerful message and strong case to the board of supervisors. secret meeting last week between the raiders national football league officials and city leaders about a new stadium for the team. the tribune reports nfl officials arrived august 9th, to hear the city's pitch for a transformed coliseum complex. the team said it wants a replacement for the

46-year-old stadium in oakland that it shares with the a's. raiders said they prefer to stay in oakland but -- today is the start of a big weekend for new students ending uc berkeley and many other campuses across the nation. it is move-in day thousands will be moving in. 6400 new undergrads including more than 1300 international and out of state students begin orientation monday classes start thursday all you can hope for is there won't be rain to get things wet and slow you down. >> yeah. one of the things you can hope for, good classes. the classes you want. >> these days with the budget cuts, you hope for that too. mike we are looking at the embarcadero are there chances for some showers possibly? >> in the sierra.

>> not here? >> i don't think so. i think it will be our north, east and west not over top of us. i think we are going to get bypassed by the system we'll see extra clouds you can see on doppler all wet weather to our east this morning. limited visibilities half mile at hay to a mile in santa rosa, everybody else -- everybody else okay. clouds are low enough and there's enough moisture they will create flight arrival delays into sfo. you can see area of low pressure yesterday moving back away from us to the west. now it has come closer that's why there's more moisture in the air this morning. heading north its effect will start to wane a little during the afternoon. a lot of clouds through 7:00, 50s and 60s. the sun will break out ain't will mix with high and mid level clouds -- and it will mix with high and mid level clouds. temperatures will be the same from 58 half moon bay to the low to mid 80s east bay valleys by noon. 4:00 60s along

the san francisco, 70s bay, 70s and 80s inland. 50s at the coast in san francisco until 7:00, you will probably need a coat around the bay low to upper 60s and 70s inland. next three days clouds thickest and temperatures coolest tomorrow increasing sunshine, slightly warmer for sunday and monday frances with an update. back to san francisco, amy hollyfield is covering the breaking story of this fire in san francisco's excelsior district, vienna street i would avoid that near silver closed due to the fire. also in oakland, we still have the fatal accident on 7th at maritime, on surface streets near the on-ramp to 880. 880 itself unaffected and open. apparently, the on-ramps to get to 880 are open. intersection closed at 7th and maritime keep that in mind, light traffic now almost everywhere except one spot i'll show you with the waze map.

the bay bridge toll no delays, san mateo bridge westbound traffic still looking good on the right a little more traffic on the roads. just the normal slowing westbound 580 through the altamont pass, 31 miles per hour out of tracy. 5:38. invasion like something out of an alien movie. next, millions of aggressive mosquitoes moving in on a peninsula community. from bad to worse what the latest numbers reveal about the drought gripping half the nation. or

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. well could -- welcome back. i think there's moisture out there mist i didn't get buy in i was driving in mike got some on the bay bridge later, i think it came in after my arrival. >> mr. good luck. >> i'm proud to say that my dad played a role of the construction of the golden gate bridge. you something we want too hear during the commercial. >> not now? -- from coast could coast, 61% of the nation faces

moderate or worsening drought conditions this week tough in what is known as america's bread basket where nearly 30% of the land is getting extreme to exceptional drought, the most severe category, more than 225,000 square miles in the u.s. hit that level. that amount of land is bigger than california. bizarre situation in the peninsula in palo alto the county water district is trying to fix a broken floodgate that has brought millions of salt marsh moss keyties to life. they are feasting on -- mosquitoes to life. they are feasting on people. the specific mosquito has been dormant more than 20 years. they do not carry the west nile virus but they are aggressive, attacking day and night. the broken floodgate has brought water to eggs. >> when the water hits them they are like those big eggs in the alien movies they go into action. >> i noticed huge increase in

the house, outside, everywhere. >> vector control officials say the population has decreased in the past two weeks but they are still considering fogging specific areas near the marshland and using ground poison. if you want a lot of paid days off, don't all raise your hands at once, we'll tell you where to move. giving you a smoother ride, money washington is cutting loose to fix some of the nation's crumbling roads and bridges. promise of new jobs in silicon valley. concessions company getting. getting in tune with the ipad generation. new effort to revamp

temperatures like yesterday just more cloud cover. live doppler 7 hd you can still see a few radar returns across southern california in the grapevine where they are moving towards tahoe and yosemite where i think most of the storms will be today, near 100° through the central valley. 74 big sur. best chance of thunderstorms today will taper a little in the sierra tomorrow, sunday should be dry, mid 90s thunderstorms possible everyday in yosemite.

southern california we have thunderstorms possible today not only around los angeles, san diego should be dry the west of the weekend, upper 80s in l.a., upper 70s in san diego. tomorrow afternoon a memorial service is planned for a los altos marine killed last friday in afghanistan. the 29-year-old was shot and killed with two other marines while conducting combat operations. they were attacked by local afghani wearing a police uniform. memorial service 3:00 tomorrow afternoon at the st. francis gym in mountain view. the family is creating a scholarship at the high cool in his honor. california hoping to get a piece of a federal grant to improve highways and roads. obama administration announcing 470 million dollars for projects like repairing roads and bridges. the administration hopes to improve transportation and the economy at the same time. the move reflects

president obama's we can't wait reelection slogan side-stepping congress with programs designed to create jobs >> the road to the white house focuses this morning on the republican ticket and the time they have to spend deflecting negative attacks. mitt romney tax questions and ryan clarifying statements about stimulus money in wisconsin. when asked about a report that ryan requested money for wisconsin in 2009, he denied it. >> i don't recall, i haven't seen this report, i can't comment. i opposed the stimulus because it doesn't work. >> in a statement last night he admitted his office sent out letters requesting funds on behalf of business owners and defended them as constituent services. after weeks of pressure to release more than two years of tax returns romney says he never paid less than 13% over the last 10 years.

. policy change begins next summer congress and forest service have been reviewing the 2009 fire which burned 160,000 acres, destroyed 200 structures and killed two firefighters. the "los angeles times" reports experts say a run of helicopters after dark might have helped firefighters contain the blaze when it was just a few acres. fight against that lake county fire is going so well fire personnel are being sent home the fire is 85% contained, full containment suspected sunday 200 were taken off lines yesterday. the fire has burned 8,000 acres. there were 11 -- 1100 firefighters battling the flames. the cause still under investigation.

we'll have mid and upper level clouds moisture from the south, unfortunately won't bring us much needed rain that will probably happen over the sierra and points north. if you see lightning make sure you send us a picture. ureport or our facebook page or tweet them us to. here we are looking above the clouds from sutro, low level clouds you can see mid level clouds moving in. now underneath here's a look from our roof cam you can see just now moist it is this morning. a lot of mist even more so compared to yesterday. good news we don't see organized areas of wet weather you have to go to the foothills and sierra to see that knew. mainly cloudy sky, 61 mountain view, 69 antioch everybody else mid to upper 50s cloudy

over monterey bay and inland mid to upper 50s. today it will be slightly warmer slightly being three degrees in san francisco to 66 fremont 78, oakland 73, san jose 82 concord may see a one degree jump. going to feel like yesterday the only difference is a little more cloud cover than questioned. 60 at pacifica, 74 oakland and 93 brentwood our summer spread for today, 33°, 10 less than it was earlier in the week. upper 80s to low 90s most east bay valleys brentwood 93°. low to upper 70s east bay shore, berkeley 71. 79 milpitas, low to mid 80s through the south bay, los gatos 85. 78 palo alto, menlo park 72 millbrae low 60s coast mid to upper 60s downtown south

san francisco north bay low 60s at your beaches upper 70s to mid 80s valleys mid to upper 80s morgan hill, 77 in santa cruz more cloud cover and 66 in monterey. indians in town to take on the a's. dropping to 58 by 10:00. tomorrow best chance of seeing thunderstorms temperatures running two to four degrees cooler. warm up sunday, monday another push of cooler weather, tuesday through thursday. we are seeing slow traffic especially east bay, abc7 traffic spotter reported a complete standstill westbound 580 through dublin, 34 miles an hour. slow ride out of tracy through the altamont pass. still slow as well as you head towards dublin interchange. the other slow spot this

morning, westbound 4 in antioch, traffic moving at 32 miles an hour from lone tree out towards loveridge. we'll try to show that you on the map, here it is behind me. once you get that concord it is moving quickly also, back to oakland street still blocked due to an earlier fatal crash 7th at maritime, it is near the on-ramp, 7th to 880, on-ramp open, 880 unaffected, traffic flowing well. amy hollyfield is at the scene of this breaking news in san francisco. we have this fire that has vienna street blocked near silver, avoid that area if you can. 280, 101 good on the peninsula. heads-up for this weekend, construction at church and dubose and this is with going to impact muni again. n judah line shutdown starting 7:00 tonight they will have bus shuttles from ocean beach

to church and you can hop on the muni metro from there. this weekend the j church line will only be running towards church and turn back around. no delays reported for bart, ace or cal train, light elsewhere. here's a live shot san jose headlights northbound 280. thank four the information from the traffic spotter. -- how can you tell when a product is popular? new. known is not out yet there's -- the new iphone is not even the yet but there's a new iphone 5 ice cream. look at the biggest pick-up in worker pay in five years. number crunchers say inflation adjusted salaries climbed the highest this year, signaling economic recovery may be on track. watch for hiring in the construction industry. the obama administration is releasing nearly half billion

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the state superintendent of schools is pushing educators to embrace the use of technology, including smartphones in classrooms. he took to twitter to interact with educators and the public to share recommendations with his no child left off-line initiative. the examiner reports his recommendation was reverse growing trend of schools banning cell phones on school grounds. the chief says times have changed and the technology policy needs to change too. samsung making major commitment to creating jobs in san jose. the mayor and governor were on hand as the tech giant signed a deal that will lead to major expansion of samsung's 300,000 square foot research and development facility in the city. >> this is another example of california taking steps to maintain and strengthen its position as a world leader in innovation. >> the agreement involves

samsung receiving financial incentives from san jose, including tax breaks. next, we continue to follow breaking news from san francisco, two people are dead after an overnight house fire in the excelsior district. the challenge firefighters faced. . 's campaign headquarters turns into a protest site. former veterans who say oakland police took them into custody.