>> kristen: good morning on this wednesday. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> eric: and i'm eric thomas. what is the temperature going to be like? >> eric: weather and traffic and warmup.

>> yes, i do. it will be warmer today. we are still seeing coastal fog, low lying clouds and live doppler 7-hd not picking up any storm clouds as we take a live shot. this is from the exploratorium camera, and 58 in san francisco. oakland at 56. san jose 55. santa cruz, 56 degrees. pretty cool conditions and low lying clouds coming in later on this morning but full accu-weather seven-day forecast. right now, let's head over to traffic where we do have things going on. it's busy for our wednesday morning. we do have an accident southbound along 101 at hillsdale around foster city. it's involving one car but it sounds like that person has a medical emergency. chp units are out there right now. it's building up the volume as you coming down from 92. millbrae avenue, i have construction out there that

will last until 6:00 a.m. let's go outside and see what is happening in walnut creek. clear drive to 24. reforms enacted to improve bart police procedures and passenger security will go under the microscope. bart's police chief is making a big announcement this morning. amy hollyfield is live at the bay fair station in san leandro. >> the chief wants a report card. he wants to know how bart police are doing. he wants to know if bart police are engaging with passengers and how they are doing on issues like the use of force, biased policing and training. they commissioned and audit back in 2009 after an officer shot and killed passenger oscar grant who was not armed. findings showed 300 pages. bart police had bad relations with passengers. had outdated policies and a

lack of discipline. we asked passengers this morning if things have changed in the past four years. >> it's a lot better safety wise. they are watching out for a lot of things. we get along better. >> the last audit was done by noble and bart chief is bringing back the lead auditor named patrick oliver and they will hold a press conference to announce that police will be putting it under the microscope. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >> eric: two teens are under arrest this morning after police say they carjacked a man and his daughter at gun pointed in san leandro. our media partner reports that it happened at castro street and san leandro boulevard when the duo ordered the man and his young daughter out of their

parked car. teen sped away and led officers on a chase that ended with a crash on the gulf links road only ramp where the teens were taken into custody. >> kristen: in contra costa county they have filed new charges against the richmond high school football coach after third sexual assault victim came forward. they report 51-year-old baron edwards now faces 39 felony charges after amended charges were filed. they say he molested a third girl in the early 2000. he had already been charged with molesting two other girls in the 80s and 90s. he did not enter a plea in court yesterday. the judge raised his bail and is due back in court on july 2nd. >> new details about the nsa surveillance program from president obama. speaking in germany he says the program has saved lives

in the u.s. and overseas. katie marzullo is live. >> reporter: president obama just wrapped up the news conference in which he was asked about the national security agency's data collection program. he reiterated what we just learned that a rare open hearing in the house that the programs have derailed some 50 terror plots worldwide. public support for the program appears to be up. new poll out this morning, it finds 58% of americans are okay with the government looking at phone and internet meta data. yesterday that number was 48%. president obama has consistently defended the program. >> this is not a situation where we simply go into the internet and start searching anywhere we want. this is a narrow system directed at us being able to protect our people.

>> reporter: things are happening in the bay area that could change the debate. google based in mountain view wants to tell it's users more about the data. it has turned over to the nsa. company has filed a motion asking the foreign intelligence surveillance court to lift a gag order. they claim the secrecy is hurting its business. in last few days, yahoo and apple made public the number of requests for information they get from law enforcement. but those numbers include from requests from local police about local crimes. google wants to get specific about their requests. >> kristen: san jose is suing major league baseball accusing the league of a conspiracy to keep the a's from moving. they hope the lawsuit just filed against major league baseball and commissioner bud selig will speed up the

process to bring the a's to the south bay. at issue the territorial restrictions that giants have. matt keller will have a live report in the next half-hour with much more. >> eric: the san francisco da is expected to now a plea agreement with two landlords charged with multiple felonies after they tried to evict a tenant several years ago. they why nicknamed if the landlords from hell. they had ordered workers to cut the floor supports where the tenant successfully fought eviction. in another suit they poured ammonia on a couple's belongings. they fought extradition and they returned to san francisco and entered guilty pleas. >> firefighters are still battling a grass fire. this happened at suisan

valley road. the flames quickly spread to the roof of a motel 6 and row of palm trees outside a motel. firefighters say everyone was evacuated before all the rooms were damaged. it got close to a gas station with 30,000 gallons underneath. >> another stubborn grass fire is out in the north bay. it devoured trees and dry brush in remote part of benicia. the fire burned 124 acres before firefighters contained it. no structures were ever threatened and no evacuations were ever ordered. the cause is still under investigation. >> eric: dry conditions continue to fuel the fire at mariposa county at yosemite but extra manpower has helped it. there are 2500 firefighters containing it. it started in sunday in an

unattended campfire. it's 40% contained and less than 1900 acres. 800 homes have been evacuated. >> kristen:, you have a forecast, we have a several cool days. >> and winds are calming down as well. we do have a low lying clouds and some coastal fog. that is going to last through this early afternoon. we take a look at live doppler picking up a little bit of that. get you out the door, by 7:00 a.m., patchy clouds and 56 around the bay and 48 along the coast. by noon it will be warm up, 70 degrees inland and about 10 degrees warmer around the bay and 58 degrees around the coast. as clouds burn off we are going to be seeing gusts up 10-15 miles an hour. right now pretty windy at sfo, 21 miles an hour.

7:00 p.m. temperatures will be dimming down to 17 degrees. it will warm up tomorrow. here is a look towards the city. this is from mount tam. you can see the sloe sun is is slowly waking up and cooler temperatures giving way to sunshine. that will be the story for the rest of the week thursday into saturday. now let's look at traffic. on the roads it is busy this morning. we do have a couple things going on. novato right now along northbound 101, a sig alert. this is all due to power lines that fell over onto roadway. construction crews are trying to get things back out of the roadway so people can get on their way. northbound 880, hyde street, a stalled car, one lane blocked. we'll see slower traffic out there. and san jose, a little dark picture, 280 coming from

17. >> kristen: a snag in u.s. airways plans to emerge with american airlines. bloomberg business report is next. >> coming up how state leaders plans to keep the streets safe when no one is at real. >> and everyone wa

>> eric: it's about 5:14 and you are waking up to the embarcadero, traffic moving through and beautiful start to the morning. layla will have your traffic coming up in a few. >> kristen: electric car maker tessla recalling some of the newest sedans. palo alto based company the cars made in one month period between may 10th and june 8th may contain weakened pountd go brackets. left hand seat back may not be as strong in a crash. tesla will be alerting affected owners to pick up their cars, due do the reinforcement and return the cars in hours. >> eric: they are coming up with leg regulations

self-driving cars like the one google is directing. they have been telling the dmv what rules of road they would like to see. a hearing got underway in sacramento today. tech companies are worried about overregulation while consumer groups worry about safety. by law dmv have to have the regulations in place by the end of 2014. >> san francisco board of spergs has approved legislation to make better guidelines for food trucks. the measure says food trucks must be 75 feet away from existing restaurants. new guidelines allow trucks park closer to school and operated on college campuses. he says the legislation is the result of two years of negotiations between the food truck industry, restaurants and others. >> eric: feathered friends have made their way back to a bay area hotel. this is a picture of the barn owl family, they are staying at the san

francisco airport mariott in burlingame. according to the manager, the barn owls have taken up residence by hatching babies out of balcony out of room 1141. they come back year after year the marriott is launching a naming contest. if you want to take part go to abc7news.com. >> who do you think would be more popular, these guys or the falcons. >> i wonder if you have to pay extra for that room. >> turbulence for american airways is closer to a merger. this morning, a snag in u.s. airways to merge with american air loons, justice department is till analyzing whether the combined may monopolize local markets. they north close to approving the beel deal. american has asked to

approve the plans by august 15th. investors are waiting to hear ben bernanke to failing stimulus. they head up a two day meeting. just yesterday, in anticipation the fed might be in such a hurry to turn off the stimulus tap. >> if you have a chrysler jeep, some are at risk of fire in rear end crashes but they are not all going to be recalled. chrysler has agreed to recall over half of the 2.7 million of the suvs in question. they say they will continue to investigate. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. >> kristen: more than half a dozen people were injured after a car careened into a store following a in new york city. cars crash on second avenue and east fourth street around 7:30 the this morning up are looking at picture of it. this is all happening,

eight people were taken to the hospital. three in serious condition. another three have injuries that were considered serious but not life-threatening. you can see police on the scene taping off the scene of the accident. this is in new york city east village. not clear if the victims were pedestrians. everything is back to normal at denver international airport following a few scary moments for passengers. we should tell you there was a tornado spotted and had to land. everything is okay. no tornadoes for us today. >> eric: only danger is we may have too much fun with the temperatures. >> not too hot, not too cold, just right. we do have the early morning fog along the coast and low lying clouds. we are going to be seeing a warmup today. a little breezy in some

places and slightly warmer tomorrow. we are going to be seeing the first day of summer come on friday. good news there. highs for the bay area, we are going to be slighted uptick from yesterday. san jose, 72 will be our high. mostly sunshine. low lying clouds will burn off later this afternoon. 72 degrees in palo alto. 68 in san mateo. half moon bay and pacifica, you are about 57 degrees with breezy conditions, as well. 66 in millbrae. in san francisco, 65 downtown. 59 in the sunset district. north bay, it's going to be just a little chill yes, sir out there. santa rosa dipped down a few degrees from yesterday but the most parted, warmer conditions. 74 in novato. sunny in napa. >> in hercules, 71 degrees will be our high. oakland, 71 degrees. hayward, 68 and 71 in fremont.

moving a little farther inland, highest temperatures for today is in brentwood at 78 degrees as well as fairfield, 78 degrees. we have high winds out there, as well. not quite as high in san francisco but seeing gusts, 78 in concord and 78 in pleasanton. >> we do have a game today, giants versus padres, 12:45, 55 degrees and it dip down with the winds. you might want to pack a jacket or sweater. overnight lows, you will see once the sun goes down, temperatures dipping down to 49 degrees in santa cruz along the coast, upper 40s. lower 50s for the most part. here is a look at accu-weather seven-day forecast. we are seeing a warmup come tomorrow. 84 degrees inland. 86 by friday. over saturday and sunday, it starts to warmup with a nice comfortable

temperature in san francisco, 74 on sunday. just got a little cooler at the beginning of next week. take a look at traffic going on. we do have a couple of crashes, one sig alert has cancelled. that is good news. southbound 680, two-car crash throughout. knocked down a power pole. things are moving along at top speeds. northbound 101, this was a sig alert and now cancelled. all lanes have reopened. a car hit a pole and pole is blocking a lane. we do have high wind advisories through the altamont pass and also for the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. >> kristen: it's 5:21. >> eric: seven things to know as you start your day. >> and the move getting a romantic twist from singer john mayer? >> and they are flying high

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>> kristen: it is 5:24. seven things to know today. number one, two people arrived at san francisco general hospital overnight saying they had been shot. victims a young man and young woman told officers this happened in the bay view district. so far officers have not found any evidence of a shooting. number two, firefighters are watching for hot spots in fairfield after a wind whipped grass fire spread to a motel 6 last night. everyone was evacuated

safely. four motel rooms were damaged. >> number three the city of san jose is suing major league baseball accusing the league and commissioner in a conspiracy to keep the a's from moving to the south bay. >> bart police officials will be calling for a national auditor to assess reforms imposed after the fatal shooting of oscar grant in 2009. johannes mehserle shot and killed grant while handcuffed and face on the ground at fruitvale station. >> number five, medical association recognizes obesity as an official disease. it will mean new medical intervention for treatment and prevention. obesity affects in one in three americans. >> and view from mount tam cam, you can see we are going to be having warmer temperatures today and breezy conditions. full forecast coming up. number seven a look at the bay bridge toll plaza,

traffic starting to push out of emeryville into san francisco. earlier sig alert was cancelled but con zwregs is starting to build. >> gay pride is officially underway. mayor lee raised the flag at city hall and stay there during the parade during the last weekend in june. celebration comes as gays and lesbians await a decision on two same-sex marriage cases, ruling on prop 8 could come tomorrow. no worries, unorthodox work out is making an overnight splash on the pop charts. this is, driving around the neighborhood in john meyer's new video for paper doll. they are a hit on youtube where she posted several videos for unique workout

which is going down the street. they prance to the music as lyrics go across the screen. she didn't get to meet meyer but got to pick her dance moves and wardrobe. >> shu: i would like to see you do that workout. >> eric: you probably would but you don't have enough money. and we'll continue at 5:30. >> including a recent college graduate shot to death after getting into a fender-bender. >> and happening now, president obama is in berlin, historic speech just 30 minutes awa

>> kristen: 5:29 you are waking up to look at gorgeous morning you are waking up to. >> eric: mike is off and layla is here. >> warmer conditions and coastal fog and live doppler radar satellite we can see some of those low clouds is pushing in. you still have the area of low pressure off to the pacific northwest. what a gorgeous sight and we are going to be seeing the sun rising around 5:48 this morning. san francisco, 54 degrees and mid 50s pretty much across the board. i'll have the full forecast coming up in a bit. as far as traffic is concerned, it's getting busier. over the altamont pass, we have quite a bit of congestion, as we head over to highway 4. still a residual back-up involving two cars at

hillcrest avenue. lots of red so really just the normal commuted a little worse. westbound 580 greenville road. a car 17 miles an hour out of tracy and 50 minutes will you out of tracy and into dublin. here is a live look coming in san rafael, clear and action free. >> eric: developing news in san francisco right now where two people have been shot. both victims a young man and young woman showed up at san francisco general at around 11:30 last night. their injuries were superficial and they were treated and released. victims told officers they had been shot in the bay view district. police went to the scene but they say they found no evidence of a shooting. the latest on a story you saw first on abc7. oakland a's players are talking about the stunning legal move by the city of san jose to force major

league baseball to let them move to silicon valley. matt keller is live in san jose with the potential of a new ballpark. >> reporter: i'm standing where the proposed ballpark would be built. to give you an idea where it would be built, this is the caltrain station here in san jose, one of the main stations here in the south bay. then just a few blocks away is the shark tank. we heard from politicians on this. what do the oakland a's players think about a possible move. a.j. griffin told the san francisco chronicle, i like the coliseum and atmosphere there but in terms of function, i'm sure everyone would agree it is not worked well. oakland coliseum is most aesthetic place to play but the fans are the best. they have been supporting the team since 1968. baseball fans in oakland and san jose both think their city is best for the team.

>> this is where the world series need to be held. >> i don't see why the a's couldn't have it here. people would come down and enjoy it. >> san jose city council hopes the lawsuit against the commissioner bud selig will speed up the process. giants have territorial rights to the south bay and not commenting on the lawsuit. they call it unfounded attack on professional team. they should have the right to move to the south bay, bringing million and a half in tax revenues and $130 million in economic out put. >> eric: happening now, crews remain stationed in fairfield where a wind whipped grass fire spread to a nearby motel last night. it started at interstate 80 at around 6:45 pm.

a row of palm trees outside the motel. firefighters say everyone was evacuated but four motel rooms were damaged. >> it was pretty close, five to ten feet away. embers were everywhere. it looked like a big firestorm. >> eric: flames got close to a gas station with about 30,000 gallons of fuel underneath from tanks. fire trucks rolled in just in time to put out the flames just feet from that gas station. >> happening today, bart police chief is set to announce she bringing a national auditor assess reforms since the fatal shooting of is on door grant. he says he wants to make sure bart police get the help they need to improve rider safety, increase visibility and provide proper training to employees. oscar grant was shot and killed by former bart police officer johannes mehserle on new year's day

on 2009. grant was handcuffed at the time following a disturbance and we'll have more on the story at the top of the hour. >> a union city family dog is in quarantine after it killed a 6-year-old family member. they were playing in the backyard of hits home on monday when the pit bull attacked. family members say the boy may have tried to climb onto dog's back. pit bull belonged to his uncle who is actually a san mateo police officer and family insists they have never seen the dog show any aggression. dog is being held for ten days at an animal shelter. authorities have not yet decided if they will put it down or try to rehabilitate it. >> police some several cities will be out today to report driving trouble spots. stepped up enforcement comes after four pedestrians died over the last two months. officers will be on the lookout for violators in san mateo and foster city

this morning and hills borrow and burlingame this afternoon. they have started pedestrian safety seminars alerting people to watch out for drivers that don't yield the right of way. >> eric: they are searching for a missing man considered at risk. he was last seen near san francisco city college yesterday morning. he has a mental capacity of a ten-year-old and had unable to read or write. he is also diabetic and doesn't have his medication with him. he is 5'10" and weighs 165 pounds, he is missing a front tooth. if you see him, police urge you to call 911. >> the reward now stands at $30,000 to help find a killer of an emeryville man shot to death after a traffic accident. 22-year-old man was gunned downed after a fender-bender on a north oakland street last wednesday night. he would have turned 23 the next day. family and friends increased the reward in an effort to find the killer.

memorial service will be held today for him at sacred heart prep where he went to high school. >> eric: they are offering $65,000 reward for information in the bombing of a times square recruiting station. it shows the suspect on a bike in manhattan. he places the bomb near the around forces recruitment center, lights a fuse and pedals away. he may be connected to two other unsolved bombings in new york city. a 2005 bombing at british consulate and also another attack on the mexican consulate. >> president obama will renew his call to reduce nuclear stockpiles. president obama is in germany today. he met with leaders following the g-8 economic summit that concluded in northern ireland yesterday. a senior official says he

will proper cutting the u.s. and russian nuclear stockpiles by up to one-third. he spoke at an event closing the guantanamo prison. >> it continues to be my policy that i want to close guantanamo. it has been more difficult than i hoped because there is significant resistance from congress on this and on some issues. i need congressional authorization. >> kristen: a source says during his up coming speech he will renew his call to ratify a nuclear test ban treaty. he will be streaming his beach on abc7news.com. >> eric: time for a look at the forecast. >> good idea to dress in layers today. cool start. 56 around the bay. 48 along the coast. we'll start to warm up.

fog will burn off. low clouds will burn off. that will bring in warmer temperatures by 4:00 p.m. you can start peeling away those sweaters. 78 will be high inland. 70 around the bay and 58 around the coast and cools back down over the evening. beautiful shot out here. gorgeous look at the sunrise. we will see temperatures ramping up a little bit. come friday, first full day of summer, 58 around the bay and saturday it will be a warm 88 degrees and 78 degrees around the bay. 60 along the coast. let's take a look what is happening. unfortunately i have a possible fatality in san mateo. this along southbound 101 at hillsdale boulevard. it's not blocking any lanes but we have chp lanes that could cause spectator slowing. we are looking at yellow popping up. that is possible fatality for a little while longer.

construction work at 80, treasure island, lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. coming out of emeryville. slow and go. it does pick up west of treasurer island. as you go outside, a live look out at the san mateo bridge, clouds there and otherwise no zejts report out of hayward but there is a high wind advisory issued by the chp for the san mateo bridge and bay bridge. flames forced dozens of people to evacuate a historic san francisco hotel. >> eric: also the protests inside at&t park that caught the attention of giants fan

>> kristen: good morning. quick action kept a small fire from turning into a big one. still it was enough to chase dozens of people out of their homes. fire department says a barbecue on the rooftopled over setting a wooden deck on fire. it's home to more than

formally hundred homeless people. >> then the guy run out and were on the roof, it's right over my head. >> kristen: it dates back to 1924 when was posh hotel. clark gable would stay there when they came to san francisco. two people were forced to move positive to other units until repairs are done at the residential hotel. >> eric: some at&t park concession workers face charges after staging a sit in at last night's game to demand pay raises. a photo tweeted by local 2 shows 44 employees and supporters sitting in protest at one of the counteders during the game against the padres. another video after police arrived. officers cited ten protestors for trespassing. >> we formed four lines inside.

then we basically went back down and wanted to make our voices heard. >> eric: workers say it's been three years since they received a raise. the employer says they are highest paid in the industry and receive health benefits despite working part time. >> kristen: tomorrow night the spurs and heat will battle it out in game 7 of the n.b.a. finals after miami's win last night. heat trailed by 5 with eight seconds left in regulation. allen sends it into overtime. then dwyane wade passes to lebron james and one.9 seconds left. then there was block by chris bosh and survived 103-100. your game begins tomorrow night at 5:30 right here on

abc7 followed by after the game with abc7 sports director larry beil. >> eric: i've been ro looking at o line, lebron are blaming referees blaming for this game sunday. i like game seven. speaking of the heat we have some coming our way after cool days. >> that's right. it's the perfect weather. low impacted exercising. good morning everyone. all right. radar satellite, fog along the coast and low clouds. they are going to burn off later on but i want to show you this beautiful sight. sutro tower cam, clouds moving out of the way and they are coming over the hills and into bay area. that is a gorgeous view over to the east bay hills with impending sunrise

will. it will be warmer today and slightly warmer tomorrow, as well. friday is going to be the first day of summer. our high point, topping out about upper 70s. it's going to be mainly inland. 77 in antioch. 76 in livermore. 78 in concord as you are along the peninsula and in the bay area, 68 degrees will be our high in san mateo. 65 degrees in san francisco. north bay, we're going to be reaching the mid 70s for our highs of today. giants versus the padres and start time is at 12:45. breezy conditions. you might want to pack a light sweater. temperatures dipping down a couple of degrees. overnight lows, we're in the low 50s and you will be seeing cooler temperatures along the coast. -- 49 in santa cruz. accu-weather seven-day forecast. 84 degrees that going to happen on thursday.

86 it ramps up on friday and then we start to see a decline on sunday. then it cools off for the beginning of the week. >> in traffic, we do have a couple things going on. we do have some slowing in antioch in the westbound direction. you do have about, top speed, 37 miles an hour, sluggish and stop and go into pittsburg. altamont pass very slow drive. we have this brand-new stall along the connector. that is causing a little bit of a back-up, as well. let's go outside and see what is happening. as we take you to golden gate bridge, despite traffic moving smoothly out of sausalito and northbound traffic not seeing any delays at all. new this morning, a military judge who is hearing a pair of sexual assault cases is being hamstrung by statements from president obama. in pretrial hearings the judge said he would not be

able to sentence the defendants to a bad conduct discharge what he calls unlawful command influence. recent comments, president said he wanted service members that commit sexual assaults, court-martialed, fired, period. in court documents, the judge said remarks from the commander in chief could improperly influence military courts to issue the harshest sentence possible. >> kristen: part of interstate 5 will reopen in washington state after a bridge collapsed. three people survived the plunge when the bridge over the river collapsed on may 23rd. investigators believe the trucks carrying an oversized load caused it to fail. a temporary bridge will start carrying traffic this morning. people who are obese may finally have insurance coverage the way they would other diseases. this is big health news here. ama has decided to

recognize obesity as a disease. this comes after a long battle which will mean new medical intervention, for example. insurance companies on medicaid may have to pay for new weight loss drugs or eoblt screening. it affects about one in three americans. >> eric: they are signaling a shift in blood donations. gay men should be able to donate blood based on risk factors. new policy is in contradiction to fda that has lifetime ban on blood donations. ama said called the ban discriminatory. another change in policy by the ama could affect wait you work. the doctors group is recognizing the potential risks of sitting on all day and is encouraging employers to make alternatives available to employees like standing desks and isometric balls.

getting workers up out of their chairs could help with issues and could lead to a healthier work force overall. >> kristen: make me wanted to stand up. >> eric: i thought you were standing up. >> and you need an i.d. to get into a bar. >> eric: not years. >> kristen: how one california bar is adding social media to the mix for admission. >> eric: and women went on anti-gay tirade and now she is ready to try to make amends. >> and the twa flight that went into the water 17 years ago is subject of new controversy. people are coming forward there was a cover-up.

controversial indie folk singer michelle shock is coming back to the bay area to perform after angering people here. she is doing a free show sponsored by the san francisco examiner. her show back in march was cut short when she went on an anti-gay tirade. she has since apologized. no word and when the concert will be held or

audiences are protestors will show up. >> eric: time to check on weather. it's cooler today and it was and warmer tomorrow. >> i promise. a live look over the exploratorium, it is going to be warmer in san francisco, about 3 degrees warmer and slight warmup in hayward and san jose. cooler in santa rosa. as we take a peek for highs today, across the state we are looking at pretty comfortable conditions in the bay area. pretty hot in palm springs, cooler than it was yesterday. 103 degrees. in the northern part of the state we are going to be experiencing possible thunderstorms, 80 degrees in chico and 57 in eureka. what is happening in traffic. we do have a few accidents but merely congestion at we take you back to san mateo we do have northbound 101 at door avenue. a stall and blocking one

lane. as we continue over the altamont pass, bumper-to-bumper traffic coming out of tracy. >> eric: a stockton bar owner is using facebook to keep non-friends ousted his bar. finnegan's irish pub have to join facebook to get in after 9:00 p.m. his customers seem happy. so far there are 212 people on the facebook guest list. mississippi's attorney general is trying to force mountain based google to turn over more documents in the investigation into the sale of illegal drugs over the internet. jim hood is sending subpoenas to the company for more information about his links to online pharmacies as well as links to copyrighted material. google posted a response it's making for only pharmacies to operate but it won't block search

results like child pornography. >> romo is getting his own ice cream flavor. it's called mexican chocolate and comes with the tag line, it only tastes illegal. tag line is familiar because the play on the t-shirt about romo made famous at world series parade. he hopes the ice cream will be giving money for immigration reform and go on sale in september. >> 5:57. facebook goes dark. next at 6:00 what led to the coast to coast outage. >> and how bart police, four years after the oscar grant shooting. new steps are happening today that bart police chief announced. >> and what is happening right now, president obama is getting ready for a hi

>> kristen: happening now, president obama is getting ready for a speech in berlin, but he is not getting the reception he got five years ago. >> eric: bart is set to make a major announcement about police reforms following the shooting of oscar grant. >> and they are accepting for this woman. they say she fell asleep on the beach and then just vanished. good morning. i'm kristen sze. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. will the temperatures be warmer, as well? >> yes, they will. in fact, it's going to be a slight uptick in temperatures. we still have the low pressure coming in. that is bringing cooler conditions than normal, but it will start