new this morning, getting into a california college is tough, but a local university is trying to help. where you can get free college advice. there could be a hiccup to get a new stadium in the south bay. live in oakland, i will have the details coming up in a live report. >> the reason why you say you have no excuse to be bored this weekend. that will be coming up in the bay. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm brent cannon. we begin with developing news. we are talking about the san mateo bridge. mike has information that will help the commute. >> folks coming over from the

east bay, the right lane and the bridge is closed as it was since wednesday afternoon. they discovered a crack in the support piece after a retro fit. the bridge is safe and they are blocking the right lane. crews will have to replace the piece they fabricated yesterday. they could have a closure after this afternoon causing slowing for the morning commute. we suggest that folks go to the dumbarton bridge. we only saw slowing and the toll plaza never had a back up. that was nice and over on city streets approaching the 880 and dumbarton interchange, potentially as a result of more folks headed there. we are still following an accident in the hov lane northbound 680. we will follow that and this area was hot the last few days and started to cool off. >> the sea breeze will reach out and around pleasant and dublin. 50 thz morning and look out for

thick fog around the coast. coastal clouds will continue to try to wrap around under the bridge. temperatures eventually in the 70s for the inner bay. upper 80s in san jose and near 90 this afternoon around livermore. we have developing news in the south bay. firefighters are battling a blaze at a 7-11 off of the almaden expressway. you see the map here. we have a crew on scene and a live look at the 7-11 looks like there no names and smoke. they say they have made progress. you might want to watch for that and tell them it's a busy thoroughfare and that might be affected there. we will keep you posted all morning. >> a late inning curveball could cost the city a chance to win

the oakland a's. today in the bay's kimberly terry has the details. it's all about the money. >> reporter: that's right, laura. the san jose redevelopment agency is looking for the funds to buy the last couple of par l parcels of land needed to build the ballpark downtown for the oakland a's. for well over a year, there have been talks of the a's moving to the south bay and san jose has taken the approach if we build it, they will come. the redevelopment agency is buying up pieces of land in downtown san jose hoping to get baseball's approval to build the ballpark. there reports the agency which has recently been cut nearly in half may not have the money to seal the deal. there is also speculation of oakland a's owner lou wolf stepping in to buy some or all of the land. san jose's mayor is deeply

committed to the project and all of this is going on with the commissioner of major league baseball is waiting for the final report from the committee on the viability of the move to the south bay. santa clara police department, at least he is out of a jail cell. we did checking and according to the santa clara county website department, a-year veteran of the santa clara police force has been released. he faces charges of giving the hell's angels confidential information about private citizens from the dmv. nobody know what is they did with the information. the santa clara chief said this is an isolated incident. the remaining members are hardworking, ethical professionals who are just as

appalled as i am. two other people are under arrest. a san jose woman and a hell's angel member who has a long criminal record including assault and making threats. the cow palace will live up to its name tonight. the cowboys gather at 5:00 for a good old fashioned cattle drive. it's into the cow palace. it's part of the build up to the grand national rodeo that starts on wednesday. >> whether you are a student or applying to college can be confusing. there is help and it won't cost you a dime. uc berkeley is hosting college information day. reps from 60 private colleges and universities will advise on admission and financial aid. it is geared towards middle and high school students from 8:00 aim to the afternoon.

>> this will be an incredibly active weekend. lots of outdoor things to do and the natural beaut to enjoy, but there several concerts and sporting events and today in the bay's bob redell is live in san jose with a look at the long list of things you can do this weekend. bob? >> you ready? i don't have enough time to get through the list. good morning to you. there won't be much room to stand here between santa clara and st. john here tomorrow night. the sharks will be throwing a pregame rally to kickoff the home opener from 5:00 to 7:00. food and the usual suspects. at 7:30 the sharks will be taking on the thrashers, the first time they take to the ice in the shark tank for the regular season of 2010-2011. they return friday two games in sweden up against the blue

jackets. winning 1 and losing one. that was part of the biggest opening tour. this was the scene outside at&t park. the giants boarded buses for sfo and they gear are gearing up. 4:30 tomorrow and 5:00 on sunday. at&t will not broadcast on the big screens like the major league season. the rules are different in postseason play. the 49ers will be post hosting the raiders. kickoff on sunday and single game tickets are sold out. raiders are 2-3 and 49ers are just hoping for a w. they are 0-5. in the south bay, the san jose state spartans will take on the boise state broncos. ticks are still available for that game at spartan stadium.

second round action resumes at the country club. runs through sunday and other notables in attendance, john daley and ricky fowler. pleasanton's own paula cramer competing in the cvs pharmacy at the black hawk country club assuming she makes the cut. she tees off at 8:50. from 10 to 6 saturday and 10 to 5 sunday. jimmy buffett at 8 clock saturday and also at the shoreline amphitheater. other than that it's a quiet weekend. brent and laura. >> i think you missed a couple of things, but you have limited time. >> want me to elaborate? >> maybe coming up next time. are discounted gas, you don't always see that. today is national alternative fuel vehicle day. they are rewarding green drivers

with $1 off gas. here are the alternative fuel sites you can visit. berkeley, fremont and two in san jose. you get $1 off and you have to have a car that runs on alternative fuel to take advantage of this. speaking of gas, get ready for changes. starting today they will have to get rid of the nozzles with latches. santa clara county superior court, the judge rejected a temporary restraining order of a mandate issued in august. it affects about a third of gas stations in california. . we talked about the fire at 7-11. it is not affecting the almaden expressway. all roads throughout the area

sound like they are cleared. the activity on the property itself, the rest of the south bay moves nicely. touching on one of the issues, 101 likely to get crowded. that's the only way to get dun to san martin. back to you. >> i was worried about the icee machine at the 7-11. >> if you need an icee, maybe something warmer. >> maybe hot chocolate. >> this would be a good week to be by the icee machine. still near 90 in livermore, but for most of the inner bay and coast, big time cool down. 60s on the coast and 70s around san francisco. the seven-day forecast shows a cooler weekend with even the chance of showers on sunday. i would say hot chocolate this weekend. >> hard to imagine that. >> full forecast and drink recommendations. >> how you can help the victim of the san bruno explosion and get a good meal at the same time. >> she prepared to do good, but not to have his eagle scout idea

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you know it's bad when the press asks if you'd take a lie detector test. meg whitman didn't tell the truth about not voting or about how long she lived in california. she got caught in insider deals at goldman sachs. she changed her story about physically abusing an employee. she campaigned as tough as nails on immigration knowing her housekeeper of 9 years was undocumented. her tv ads have been condemned as false and misleading. and even her hometown newspaper said meg whitman has demonstrated "a loose relationship with the truth"

taking a live look down the peninsula, these are expected highs in the bay area. temperatures going down. milpitas 87 and fremont 85. a far cry from the warmer temperatures we have been having. how cool will it get? we will check the forecast with rob, coming up. communist leaders and elders are challenging free speech regulations. the dispute over the internationally controversial restriction come days after political rebel. more than 100 chinese activist supported him on a statement calling for his release. he is serving a sentence for coauthoring a call for reform.

>> are a boy scout will try to get through red tape. ryan will file the proper paperwork to build benchls and tables near a soccer field so students can sit during lunch and recess. the project got stopped by the elk grove district because they wouldn't approve of the idea. the district superintendent told nbc bay area there was never a formal request. >> i feel really good because i thought it was dad and i had to find a new project. all my work might not have gone to waste. >> his mother said she will file the paperwork later today. >> an independent panel will look into the san bruno explosion that killed eight people. the california public utilities commission appointed the panel to speed up the investigation. they will then make recommendations to pg&e. a benefit concert will be held for the victims of the san bruno explosion. the 23 club in brisbane will have a barbecue live and

musical. there will be an open mike and the event starts at 6:00 tomorrow and runs until midnight. it costs $10 and all of the money raised will go to the red cross. >> concussions are hard to detect and go untreated. the army doctors say there is a blood test to detect the undetectible. head injuries are easily missed because they don't show up on scans and symptoms are often played down. a study looks at special proteins that spill into the blood stream from damaged brain cells. this can help the 1.4 million americans that experience brain jurisdiction every year. there 18 days until election day and your help is needed. the alameda county election department is looking to hire about 4500 poll workers for election day. jobs range from attendance to precinct inspectors. pay ranges from $95 to $180 for a day's work.

oakland and san leandro have a ranked voting system. the government will announce it is not increasing social security payments today. they call it a diet cola. at least it's not a coke zero. >> the cola, cost of living allowance is disappointing for anyone on a fixed income. we acknowledge it's a nice thing and the government is not trying to punish you. it has run a mathematical model and found because prices are not going up, the biggest is deflation. there is no need to raise the allowance. keep in mind to n 2009, social security saw a huge nearly 6% jump in monthly allowances. the federal government will run another deficit above the $1 trillion mark. i wrote out $1 trillion there at the bottom. that's what it looks like with

zeros. this is the second year in a row pressure is on the obama administration to get the number down. economists from the national association of business economics said the deficit was one of the biggest threats to national security. certainly a threat to our concern. you can't raise taxes in a recession. they said it's not gi good idea. you get rid of benefits like unemployment, it's a tremendous problem. >> it's tough to solve. time now is 5:18. we want to check the morning commute with mike and an update on an overturned accident. it's improving. >> much better. an overturned vehicle we find out about accidents. it was on the side, but it's being clear and just property damage. that's good except for the person in their car. just minor injuries at most. through san ramon, danville you

will find more congestion. another one of the events bob was talking about, lpga, there was a tournament at black hawk and expect to see more traffic. expected to get more traffic as well. as you head throughout the east bay, livermore will see more congestion heading out of the area starting early afternoon about 2:30. paula will be going with another event. that's further south on highway 84. 84 and westbound still moving smoothly before the bulk of your morning commute. a 14-minute drive over the bay bridge. you may see more folks starting midday as they avoid the san mateo bridge. we will let you know more about that and rob will let you know about the forecast. >> we take a look at whether the curveball is a myth or the real deal. >> in case you missed it, let's look at last night's live episode of 30 rock. >> you never take my creative

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coming up before 5:23 this friday morning, looking live at the shark tank. kind of cool outside and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. currently right there, 62 degrees and not much wind as we take you over to san francisco. you can see 62 degrees and a bit of a sea breeze trying to pick up this morning. good news in terms of cooling off inland. 64 in oakland and northwest wind at close to 3 miles per hour. the pga tournament is ongoing and toasty in portions of the south bay. look at the temperatures. a sweatshirt is needed before you move out. philadelphia for the giants and the weather may be part of the story for tomorrow. we will see breezy and cool conditions around game time. right now in the northeast, they are dealing with an early

noreaster. the rain should move out for game one, but we will see cool and dry air from the north over philadelphia for saturday. back to the bay area. a system to the north this morning, this is part of a really big pattern change and no more of the summer-like heat. inland spots, aches to near 90 and the sea breeze will continue to cool down through the weekend. we are tracking this area of low pressure that will scoot by to the south. areas mainly south of san jose and livermore stand the best chance of showers late in the weekend into monday. the travel plans include the high country and an easy drive, but coming back, snow levels near 8,000 feet and plan on wind and showers to wrap up the weekend. if you are heading to morgan hill, temperatures near 90 and mid-and upper 80s that will likely cool off through the evening as the sea breeze turns stronger. 70s today and upper 70s towards the hills. upper 80s into the north bay. from here into the weekend, we

cool down big time. 60s and 70s for highs and keep that umbrella on stand by. into monday of next week. >> the story keeps on spreading. more than 100 years of baseball tradition is called into question. >> a new study suggests curveballs are not just an optical illusion. >> we top the see if you can throw a curveball and here's what monty francis found out. >> this is really a question of physics. we came here to the exploratorium in san francisco where there is an exhibit on the science of baseball. we talked to an expert. science is throwing a new spin on an old pitch. researchers are suggesting the sudden drop or break in a curveball only exists in the batter's mind. the study acknowledges curveballs do indeed curve, but scientists say as the ball nears the plate, the shift between the peripheral and central vision

makes the ball only seem to curve more sharply at the end of the ball's path. if you look at one of these objects here, you notice it's not moving. the ones in your peripheralvation are moving. >> david barker heard this argument before. in addition being a long baseball fan, he helped put together an exhibit called the science of baseball. >> it's not an optical illusion. >> the illusion of a breaking curveball could be a phenomenon with less experienced batters because they have not focused on the ball. it's not likely experienced by players in the major or minor leagues. >> i know for a fact that most pitchers, especially those who have made it to the upper levels of the sport have a late break. >> even some nonprofessionals claim they can throw a curveball. these softball players told us they too disagree with the study

and claim they have been throwing curveballs that break for years. >> you can see the ball moving and if you played the game, you see when you are watching the ball, it moves. >> i pitched in high school. the best pitch was a curveball. >> i have been throwing a lot of curveballs for years. >> does that mean i don't have a slice in golf too? what happens is there is a lot of friction building up according to the rotation of the ball and it turns it. that's my opinion. marking the anniversary of an earthquake. what's being done to keep you safe. >> the tea party to co town. thousands are expected to show up at a weekend rally.

a political power couple coming to the bay area, but for different reasons. >>. >> sunday is the 21st anniversary of the loma pri eta earthquake. a report on just how far we have come since then today in the bay. thanks for joining us. >> this is today in the bay. we have dping traffic news. any idea when work will be finished? >> w have that repair work continuing since wednesday afternoon and we are looking at the map system. it's back up and running. the bridge repair work will go equally as quickly.

the right most lane has been closed and as repair or inspection crews found there was a minor crack. of the support pieces going on there as a result of the retro fit. the bridge is save and this is for added help in an earthquake should it occur. dumbarton bridges suggested an alternate and it caused big slowing all the way over to 880. a lot of folks might have headed down there to try to jog around the potential for back ups. the san mateo bridge moves smoothly to sign over on this side. the far right lane is closed and no major issues for the drive. we see a nice smooth view and the high-rise lights. how are things shaping up? >> visibility around the inner bay is not an issue.

if you head out along the coast, you can expect foggy continues and the coastal lows will be cooling us off. 70s around san francisco and oakland. 87 in san jose. near 90 out by livermore. back to you. >> mike was talking about earthquakes this sunday. it marks the 20th anniversary of the quake. today in the bay live in oakland with what's being done to make sure we are all safer when the next big one hits. >> reporter: 21 years ago sunday, the oakland a's were involved in the battle of the bay and the giants were playing them in the world series when the earthquake hit. since then so much has been done to try to get the bay area ready should the next big hit. the 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook the bay area october 17th, 1989. according to the u.s. je lomg cal survey, there is a 63% chance an earthquake with 6.7 or

greater will occur before 2031. in and around the bay area, schools and highways and other buildings have been retro fitted have been fitted for up to an 8 on the richter scale. others have been torn down. so much has changed in two decades. thousands of private homes and apartment buildings are vulnerable. most were built decades before codes were upgraded and others were built on landfill that could cause them to collapse in a major quake. the other risk is to hospitals, some of which have fallen behind to retro fit their buildings because of the high cost. today to commemorate the anniversary of the quake, the emergency preparedness drill is scheduled for 9:00 at pier 45 in san francisco. dozens of merchants and resident from fisherman's whafr are expected to participate.

. >> the three generations of democrats will call for support in november. bill clinton joins candidate jerry brown and san francisco mayor gavin newsom in a state tour. clinton will speak at the uptown theatre at 2:00 and heads to the san jose state with brown and newsom for a vote 2010 rally. ticks are going quickly, but you still can get them at cadem.org. another clinton is in the bay area. hillary clinton will speak at the common wealth club in san francisco about climate change, u.s. leadership and the future of women. nonmember ticks are sold out and club members can get them for $75 and $100. this just in. it looks like we could get another round of stimulus. scott has more. >> not from congress, but from the fed. the head of the fed, ben

bernanke acknowledged his organization may have to do more to spark the economy. specifically by buying government debt. the fed can print money and i mean that literally. it can turn on printing presses at the treasury. they can inject money into the economy. it means more activity. we expect more detail and the fed to make a specific decision in early november. the the city of oakland figured out how to make money off pot. if prop 19 passes, that's the proposal to make the possession of marijuana legal for someone over 21. lots of people could make money. this sunday on the press, we will talk about cannibis for capitalists. the business of marijuana. we will not debate the ethics and whether this is right or wrong or whether it will pass or not. assuming it's done, this is like the end of prohibition or the beginning of the dot-com boom regardless of how you feel about it.

the opportunities here for business. >> people are lining up and preparing. >> all kinds of obstacles. are credit card companies making the transactions go through? >> a lot to think about. >> thanks a lot, scott. more than 10,000 people expected at the fair grounds for a tea party election rally in pleasanton between 11:00 and 6:00. tea party candidates will give speeches with other conservatives in preparation for the november elections around the corner. if you want to get involved, there will be a preevent at dickey's barbecue pit. visit the tea party website for more information. we told but this yesterday, but it's nice to have a reminder. watch out for delays through sunday if you are traveling between lafayette and the bay point stations. delays could last between 10 and 30 minutes. bart said they are doing work on

the tracks that is needed this weekend. this is tough. it's nerve racking for a lot of giants fans. even for the big name players, the giants playoff roster will be finalized and big names like barry zito may not make the cut. philadelphia is greeting the giants with a major noreaster rain storm. the field was closed and the giant his an optional batting practice in the indoor cages. it's supposed to be dry, but probably windy come game time on saturday night. another cause of concern. a blister on tim lincecum's pitching hand. he is in good spirits about it, but we will have to wait and see if the injury turns into a much bigger problem. laura will have a live report on timmy's pitching hand and more tonight at 11:00. tomorrow is your first chance to see the san jose sharks. black and teal open up with atlanta.

the shark tank starts rocking at 7:30 and they open by splitting a pair of games in stockholm. on hundred, i can guarantee the raiders or 49ers will win. that's because they are playing each other. the game is at candlestick. raiders quarterback is questionable and the 49ers are sticking with alex smith. they are still looking for the first win. >> time now is 5:38 with we want to take a peek at traffic. >> you talked about the niners and all the focus will be on sandal stick park. bart is a great option for to you get over there on sunday. focusing on now, we have 43 trains operating on time and the number of trains on the track continues to increase. no delays reported for the commute. consider that anywhere along the bay and all the-colored routes. no delays for this. yesterday we had mechanical difficulties causing a half hour

delay. off to gi add start for the folks as well. more folks likely for the bay bridge, but a lighter volume at the toll plaza. a light morning commute and maybe even the metering lights. more folks into the city, but that will continue to build and some folks might be a voiting the bridge as well. golden gate bridge with an easy drive. this means a little moisture in the air and changes. what's going on right now. >> happy to see the fog. >> we need that cooler air to reach the inland spots. starting to cool down as the marine layer starts to deepen. san francisco has seen from san bruno mountain off to the bay bridge and the west wind at 5 and into napa. 51 degrees and the wind is light. for our golf tournaments, south bay as we watch the pga event near 90 and dropping off the temperatures through the weekend. in danville, the lpga and 85 today and dropping off in the low 70s as you wrap up the

weekend. philadelphia with no rain, but it will be a cold chilly wind. you will be watching that tomorrow evening. around the bay area, 80s inland and 70s for most of the inner bay. there is the cool down. 81 in petaluma and 80s towards sacramento. for the weekend, it will be cooler and keep the umbrella on stand by south of livermore and late sunday into monday. >> time now is 5:40 and a crack down on texting while driving. where you need to watch the road as officers watch you. >> a showdown on the view. why whoopie got so upset she walked off the stage. >> i'm bob redell. why there is no excuse for you to be caught twiddling your thumbs. i will have a live report. >> a live look at the bay bridge in the distance. should be much cooler and a nice weekend for all the activities we have been going on. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina.

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he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. san jose expect a high of 88 and concord 87. warmer on the east bay. the nation's largest retailer faces a huge fine. cvs is in trouble for selling a chemical used to make meth. live in washington, d.c., i guess the question now is, is cvs going to pass this on by jacking up the prices? >> it's a good question. we have to wait and see what we know. they will be paying $75 million.

this was a big case in southern california. several stores there involved. it started a couple of years ago. they investigated after arrests down there, people making methamphetamine. pseudoephedrine is the key ingredient in making meth. they were able to trace the sales back to several cvs stores. it appears people were able to go in and buy up all if not almost all of what was in the stores. that's a violation of federal law. the u.s. government restricts how much person can buy because they know it's contributing to drug trafficking when it comes to methamphetamine. pharmacies have to track that and restrict the sales. cvs said they had a system in place to track it, but what it was not doing according to the justice department was restricting the sales. as a result we now have the fine. according to the government, this is the largest civil penalty so far under the

controlled substance act and they say that cvs was the largest contributor in the country of pseudoephedrine to methamphetamine production. we know there over 800 cvs stores in california and soon they said they will be cracking down on how and when you can purchase these cold medicines with suito ephedrine in the stores. the ceo said that he breached policies with the company and the company denied any wrong-doing. the first group of miners of out of the hospital. they went through one day of tests and observations. doctors say all 33 men are in surprisingly good health given they were trapped a half mile underground for over two months. they say they plan to release more miners today. out of the hospital for them and back home for one miner

rescued bolivian miner was frantically welcomed when he returned home last night. the 24-year-old miner was the fourth to the surface on wednesday morning. he is the only miner of the 33 that is not chilean. it is 5:46 right now. good friday morning. >> we will look at traffic and weather in a monday, but first on stage the gridiron and the ice and the links, this will be an actionive weekend. bob redell is live at the shark tank with more. bob? >> good morning to you, brent. we are here in front of the hp pavilion where tomorrow night they will have a game rally from 5:00 to 7:00. they will have a ton of things going on. inside the shark tank at 7:30, that's when the sharks will be taking on the atlanta thrashers. this is what you call the home

opener for the 2010-2011 season. the sharks are returning from two games in sweden where they were up against the columbus blue jackets. that was one of the biggest opening tours in europe. at&t park as the giants boarded buses for sfo. they are in philadelphia right now. gearing up to take on the phillies in the championship series. two games this morning. during the regular season, at&t park show the away games in the stadium. the rules are different for postseason play. the 49ers will be hosting the raiders and kickoff is at 1:05. single game tickets are sold out. the 49ers are not looking so good. they are 0-5. looking for the w.

the san jose state spartans will be taking on the broncos. ticks are available for that game tomorrow at 5:00 at spartan stadium. further south in san martin, you can see a block will mediate the lead at the fry's.com open. that runs through sunday and other notables will be john daly and ricky fowler. bob redell today in the bay. >> he hit a hole in yesterday. we seal how it goes. >> a lot of people are talking about this. what happened "the view" yesterday. take a look. let me explain to you. the women of "the view" were debating the ground zero mosque with fox news host bill o'reilly and took offense when he said muslims were responsible for 9/11. after whoopie goldberg and joy

behar walked off. barbara walters had something it say. >> we should be able to have discussions without washing our hands and screaming and walking off stage. i love my colleagues, but that should not have happened. >> come on, barbara. it's good tv. on the show on fox news last night, o'reilly said "i am often offensive. i think everyone knows that." >> there is a new effort to crack down on driving and texting. this is a statewide crack down involving the chp and local police. there is a new ap that might help and it's free. it is possible for drivers to send and receive messages without touching or looking at their phones. you can get the start talking ap for the android phone. it is hands and eyes free. you can send a text by talking out loud and your phone can

receive the text and it translates it and reads it out loud to you. good morning. let's start with the south bay outlook. things are looking nice and a lighter volume is typical, but we are starting to see the volume build. bob talked about the tournament and 101 will get crowded out of morgan hill. keep that in mind. highway 17 to highway 1 if you are going carmel or monterey. we will get slow tonight because rascal flats is playing and one of the events bob was rattling off in the list. lots going on and oakland starting to get crowd and at the coliseum, disney on ice. we could use cooling earlier. >> we will see the ocean air kicking in through the afternoon. this morning mostly 50s and 60s around the bay. 58 in livermore and 59 in san francisco. 62 in san jose. there you see signs of a sea breeze.

fairfield if you can get the sea breeze way in there, we will see cooling in the inland valleys. mostly 80s inland and near 90. that will do it in terms of the heat. the north bay now mostly 80s. the weekend will turn cooler. 70s for highs and scattered showers from livermore and san jose south to wrap up the weekend. back to you. >> thank you very much. a lot of kids play make believe. that will help them. >> the ultimate in make believe and it is a security scanner and a real toy. this is from wild planet. they are a san francisco-based company. here we see our good friend ian and noah and they are checking for weapons. why would you do this? i don't know. if you are a boy, it's cool and it works. i will invite mike inouye up here and we will give you a live demonstration. i need you to face that direction. anybody bring you anything to

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>> it's 5:52. they are calling it geezers with guns. it's the tag line out in theaters today. red follows the cast of arm and dangerous former cia operatives. assassination stars bruce willis and john mall covich. the character came out of retirement to clear their name. red is rated pg 13. back this time in 3d and filled with stunts and mischiefuous missions and it is rated "r." on a more serious note, check out conviction. hillary swank frees her brother. the movie is based on a true story of betty ann waters who puts herself through college to

overturn her brother's conviction. conviction is rated "r." san jose came up a few parcels short in efforts to land the a's, but the city's redevelopment agency is in such bad shape, there may not be enough money to push the plan forward. live in oakland with the latest set back. good morning. >> good morning, laura. for well over a year, there has been talk of the a's moving south. if we find the land and buy the land, they will come. it appears the san jose redevelopment agency is feeling the effects of the recession, perhaps a bit harder than first suspected. the agency has been buying out pieces of land and downtown san jose hoping to get major league baseball's approval to build a ballpark there for the a's. this morning there reports of a redevelopment agency cut nearly in half. they may not have the money to seal the deal. there is speculation that the a's owner may step in to help

buy some or all of the land. he said whatever issues we run into, we will figure out a way to get them done. san jose's mayor chuck reed deeply committed to the project saying there multiple ways to put it together. no doubt that the redevelopment agency is struggling. the finances are being looked over by city leaders, but the agency continues to work on securing the final parcels of land. the plan has been to sell off other pieces of real estate within the city to purchase that property downtown. while all of this goes on, keep in mind that the commissioner of major league baseball is still waiting on a report on the viability of the team. it is moving south. this is still far from a done deal. live in oakland, kimberly terry today in the bay. temperatures still in the upper 80s around san jose and near 90.

60s around pacifica and 73 for san francisco. obviously the sea breeze is cooling down today. 78 in oakland and upper 80s across the east bay. we will give you a pair of seven-day forecast. the trivalley around livermore and oakland 70s. we cal off through the weekend and for san jose, we are talking 80s. look at the temperatures near 60s. a chance of showers late sunday into monday. >> live without a hitch, tina fey and the gang pulling off the first ever live show. an event to remember with special guests on 30 rock including matt damon. >> i need you to tivo bones for me in case i survive. >> today is a special day and you should know that. you should know you can't use cell phones on planes. >> that's something we tell the passengers. hang on. gotta go. man, i think i screwed something up with my girlfriend.

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