friday morning. it is almost 5:00. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. brent and laura have the day off. let's look at the weather with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have moisture hanging around the area. high pressure compresses the moisture and we are left with fog out there and reduced visibility in santa rosa. we are expecting more of the numbers to drop for the morning hours. we'll let you know when it happens, where it happens all morning long. also, i have the holiday weather forecast. big weekend on tap. let's get you to work with mike. >> it's friday and very light volume of traffic heading toward the maze. early slowdowns through the north bay. folks making a get away near the carquinez and stopping at the jelly belly factory on the way.

christina talked about santa rosa with fog. we'll watch as that creeps down. a new, truly shocking report shows state commission charged with cracking down on teacher misconduct is flawed and so poorly run it can't keep kids safe at school. monte francis is live. one calls it commission one of the worst run organizations she's ever seen. >> reporter: well, scott, that's right. the commission or the agency is called the commission on teacher credentialing. it's responsible for investigating charges of misconduct by teachers in the classroom and the audit found backlogged more than 12,000 cases. among the cases is allegations of a middle schoolteacher exposed middle school students to pornography in the classroom in 2008. they didn't request police reports in the case for more than a year.

another case was a teacher arrested on charges of prostitution and petty theft in 2007. that teacher was allowed to renew his teaching credential and didn't have it revoked until 2010. in the case of a substitute teacher urinating in a classroom with kids present. daryl is among those blasting the commission for failing to act on allegations in a timely way saying the well being of students is at stake here. he's called a legislative meeting for may 10 to look at what can be done. the state auditor is calling them one of the state's worst run organizations. in response, the commissions director says there is a serious backlog of cases. he says no students have been harmed as a result of the delays. live in san francisco, monte

francis, today in the bay. >> amazing. a check on registered sex offenders reveals a sex offender hot spot. they checked on 20 sex offenders living in the sterling and st. francis motels down the street from santa clara university. they showed up to make sure they are living where they say they are and not violating parole. a woman living there says she knew nothing about her neighbors. >> i'm very shocked. the landlord or the hotel person at the front desk should have alarmed us that this situation happened. >> the safe task force made 25 stops last night and arrested three people. san francisco police need your help finding a man that's sexually assaulted at least two women. he exposed himself around 2:00 saturday morning. ten minutes later, he attacked another woman a block away.

this is the same fellow in the stechs. he's a white man with short, light brown hair. a month after their daughter died during a street race, a san jose couple is warning others will die with the racing continues. they spoke only to nbc bay area. their daughter, 23-year-old ashlee left work when a mercedes going almost double the speed limit crashed into her car. she was in a coma for seven days. they stopped the respirators after her brain showed no more activity. >> just to let her know, go in peace. it was a very difficult moment, a few minutes left in her life. she was surrounded by so much

love. >> it's tough to watch. the drivers of the two cars racing have been charged with vehicular manslaughter. they face a maximum of six years in prison. a crime watch alert in san carlos. there have been a rash of home burglaries. they are all related. the burglar is breaking into homes through unlocked windows when no one is there. he's targeting computers along with jewelry. they are warning everyone to keep their doors and windows locked and report anything suspicion suspicious. the fbi says 34-year-old adam lynch is the home bandit named because of his laid back attitude during robberies. he was arrested in denver on monday for robbing a bank there. the fbi thinks he's hit a number of banks in california, wyoming

and colorado. take a seat, gas prices at $6 a gallon. really? some say it is possible by summer. bob redell is live with more. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you laura, or excuse me, marla. it seems like we are headed there. the price of gas is up there at this 76 station in san jose. it's $4.35 for a gallon of gas. that is a little above average if you look at the latest numbers from aaa. they are reporting gas is averaging around $4.22 a gallon. these prisz prices are up a quarter from a month ago. the recent spike caught the attention of uncle sam. president obama or the justice department set up a task force

to show how they are affecting the price of oil. they are interested in seeing if there's illegal manipulation or fraud. oil is trading at over $110 a barrel. some experts think it's grossly overinflated and should be in the $65 to $70 range. they are making a prediction of $6 a gallon of gas by summertime. he has few reasons for thinking why that's possible. one is the dollar. right now, it's hovering near three-year lows as the dollar goes down. the price of energy goes up. coincide that with the fact summer driving season is coming upon us. it's when demand goes up. supplies go down and price goes up. you run the risk of hurricanes. if you have a massive hurricane season, there's the possibility oil supplies could be disrupted and a bump in the price of gas.

that's the thinking behind the possibility of $6 a gal lan gas this summer. bob redell, today in the bay. >> i know where we are all headed on the road trips this summer. nowhere. we're not going to be able to afford it. thank you. >> reporter: i don't know if i'm going to come to work. >> he's got a train behind him. he can use that. if you do take a road trip, cal train says the section of highway 1 closed back in march when the road crumbled and fell into the sea following a heavy storm. the reopening will bring relief to residents among a 50-mile stretch cut off from landslides for much of the month. yesterday started off misty, then a beautiful day. >> beautiful day and a rainy easter ahead.

good morning. >> always the bearer of good news aren't you? we have a little bit of shower activity forecasted for portions of your easter sunday. early sunday and then the latter part of sunday as well. we'll talk about that. we'll break down the seven day in a moment. let's talk about the friday. we have a holiday weekend ahead of us. a lot of people are on spring break. temperatures are going to be relatively comfortable. the highs checking in at 3:00 and 4:00. it's the warmest time of day. the clouds are arcing up and around the ridge. it's clearing the skies in the bay area. because of the clear skies, it's cold out there. temperatures upper 30s and low 40s. this is what we are expecting. a series of weak weather systems on the way. they are going to pass through the bay area. rain chances are low. 30% at best each and every day for five days. however, we are under the gun for a few light showers each and

every day. we are not talking a downpour. that's kind of where the storm track is taking the weak systems. 48 degrees in san francisco right now. 39 degrees in gilroy. grab a jacket. here is where we are headed. we are going to talk about the holiday weekend forecast. a lot of you have friends and family coming into town. 66 degrees by monday. early showers. if you want to take them outside by tuesday, 71 degrees. beautiful conditions. let's check the drive with mike inouye. >> beautiful conditions out there as well. southbound no problems. highway 87 we had a sig-alert because of trash across the roadway. it's cleared. no problems. the speed sensors showing 63 miles per hour. we'll look at 680 out of sunol into fremont. over the hill and the headlights

from fremont to surnol. you shouldn't be walking alongside the freeway. eastbound 580, off the shoulder, down the embankment. a single car went off the road. chp is on scene. a toe truck has been called. westbound just a 13 minute drive toward the dublin interchange. construction heading north. watch for the zone. the freeway is open. oakland, 880, light volume. friday light and friday late because of the back ups. stuff should be slowing down around 830. now, obviously, very light. back to you guys. >> thank you. it is 5:11 now. we are one week away. one of the world's most eligible bachelors is going to be off the market. your royal wedding preview, next. ceos weighing in on if they

are hiring or not. you are looking at a live ct oth gn gne e bridge. we'll be back in a minute.

welcome back on this friday morning, it is 5:14 now. a live look at san jose where sharks fans are celebrating this morning. you could say they are cautiously optimistic. ceos are hiring and worried about the fiscal mess. today, many business leaders will meet with jerry brown in san jose. more than half of the silicon valley ceos say they are worried about the business impact of government regulations. state employee pension costs and

the budget. 105 silicon valley ceos took part in the poll. things are looking up for college grads. companies plan to hire almost 20% more grads this year than last. school counselors say some students are getting multiple offers. the top paying major this year is chemical engineering. it pays about $66,000 to start. san francisco is moving toward a plan for a bay area landmark. they voted to go ahead with an environmental study to build a new community on treasure island. opponents say it will create a traffic nightmare on the bay area bridge. we will find out how bad when the report is complete. the board is expected to vote on the project in june. back in the wild, six seals

are swimming in the ocean. they were released at the state reserve beach yesterday. they were found in march suffering from malnutrition. they are strong enough now to be on their own. sometimes you never know who is on the beach next to you. case and point, along the coast earlier this week where secret servicemen spread along the beach because tim geithner and his family were hitting the waves. his daughter was taking surfing lessons while geithner and his son surfed nearby. he had no clue who the family was until during the lesson. the u.s. treasury secretary's trip coincided with a whirlwind bay area visit from the president, of course. let's check in with

christina. >> we are going to see winds later on today. it's good news if you are looking to go surfing. building breeze throughout the day. high pressure is coming in as a result. patchy fog out there this morning. we are expecting more of that to develop along the peninsula. high pressure back in the mix for today. that's going to bring the numbers up toward 70 degrees in many cities in the east bay and south bay. the north bay will be socked in. santa rosa reporting less than a quarter mile of visibility. take it easy out there if you are heading out to work this morning. we have a series of low pressure systems, weak weather systems. they are going to impact the bay area for the next five or six days. we are expecting sunshine each and every day for five or six days. we have a 10% rain chance as some of the light scattered showers push over the bay area. i don't think it's enough to cancel plans you may have made.

keep in mind pesky showers in the mix through wednesday. 45 degrees in sunnyvale, 45 in san jose. we have a big game, the giants take on the braves at at&t park. it will be breezy out there. grab a jacket because it's going to be cool, especially when the sun goes down. the temperatures tend to drop like a rock. 57 degrees at game time. we'll update you on the holiday morning forecast. back to you, marla and scott. >> i have a giants story for you i have to tell you later on the show. you'll like it, i promise. three decades since the world launched the royal wedding of prince charles then lady dia diana. prince william and kate middleton will marry. the first wedding where royal watchers can tune in, log on or share social media. not to mention the overnight

viewing parties. there's going to be plenty of pomp and circumstance. you can watch it live, april 29th. a special edition of the "today" show starting at 1:00 in the morning. >> when you think about the carriages and the horses and the queen going by in the car, that's something we don't get to experience every day. >> it's a lot of junk. >> it's not junk. >> just saying. >> now you have an idea of what the coverage is going to be. >> you can tune into bbc. tv analysts predict 1 billion will watch worldwide. >> it is 5:19 now. another transit agency and rate hike. the new one talking new fares today. a live look at an iphone. 5:19. we'll talk about the controversy of iphones in a minute. >> you mentioned the controversy of whether to develop or not developndreasures. island

how the friday commute is shaping up and what we watch for as the weekend approaches.

we have a live look at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. higher ferry and bus fares could get the seal of approval today. the hikes expected to get a thumbs up in a final vote. under the proposal, bus fares go up 5% a year. ferries will see hikes of up to 1 as well. july one is the day muni fast passes go up as well. that was a good looking ferry. now mike has traffic.

good morning. >> we'll go out to the roadways. antioch, not a lot going on. it's great news. coming up on 5:23, we should see slowing. even if it's a friday, it should come to the 50s. we are holding steady. a casual commute heading down 680 as well. as we move over the maze, a lighter volume now. things tend to get lighter on a friday. then we see it build closer in the 7:00 hour. we are showing a smooth drive now. no delays feeding in to the toll plaza. we had a disabled vehicle reported there. the volume is still light. it didn't cause a major problem. if you are wondering, they are renovating that building as they have for months. nothing major to report except a structure being built.

across the bay, south, san mateo bridge, a steady shot. wint isn't a factor. we move to the golden gate bridge, a nice smooth drive. in the north bay, sate route 20, we have a rock slide reported. 128 will have an effect from the rock slide over the next few minutes. marla, back to you. >> thanks, mike. arizona senator john mccain is in libya. a congressional aid says he arrived in benghazi early this morning. a crowd of more than 100 libyans greeted him in freedom square. he'll sit down with rebel fighters today. he's one of the first to press for u.s. military intervention in libya. john ensign will resign today. he says he did not violate laws or rules but he can no longer subject family and friends to

further investigations. he's under investigation for having an extramarital affair with a member of his campaign staff. he's accused of helping the woman's husband obtain lobbying work with a nevada company. the controversy over phone that is follow you is growing. the wall street journal, the latest to publish criticism that apple knows where you are and where you have been. scott mcgrew joins us now. it sounds scary. >> it is, but not new. new to the public, but not to those who work with the iphone. one report says police have known for more than a year that data files show where you have been and can be accessed with someone with a software developers kit. new this morning, talk that android phones may have the same flaw. now the big growing story is how this is getting washington's attention. congress people realizing the public is not happy about this

and phone makers may be bringing new legislation down upon themselves. as you listen or read reports about this, understand there are two location issues. the first is iphone sends the position back to apple. that's one controversy. the other is that iphone keeps a small text file recording your position, even the compass heading of the phone. it's not acceptable unless you hook the phone up to a computer. we are going to talk about this issue and how apple got itself behind the pr curve on this sunday morning on "press: here" at 9:00. it's right after "meet the press." >> thanks. mount diablo trying to make more cuts to balance the budget. >> reporter: good morning, i'm christie smith, live in oakland. it's earth day. we are going to show you a company that takes plain old cooking oil and turn it into

something that can run in a car, coming up in a live report. and a live look at downtown san jose. it's still dark out there. the time now is 5:26. we'll get a look at the forecast with christina in a few. stay with us. drive toward

$6 a gallon for a gallon of gas. i'm bob redell. we'll tell you why. the pg&e exec charged for the gas explosion is walking away with millions of dollars. a live look at the golden gate bridge this friday, april 22nd. this is today in the bay.

good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm marla tellez. brent and laura have the morning off. let's check with the forecast and christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to the two of you. good morning to you at home. we are chilly this morning considering we haven't had the 30s in the forecast all week long. 39 degrees in gilroy. chilly. 44 in livermore is chilly as well. 50 degrees in concord. wherever you are headed count on temperatures to be five to eight degrees cooler than where we have been. as we head throughout the day, the sun will be out. a beautiful day to get outside. we have changes on the way as early as your saturday and holiday weekend. we're going to break those down for you coming up. for now, 5:30 a.m. friday get away. how does it look, mike? >> we continue to see lighter volume of traffic.

the spring breaks scattered all over the area. it is friday light. a lot of folks heading into the city because the giants are playing. christina has her eye on the forecast. we'll get an update on that as well. glowing lights. there's moisture in the air. watching for fog developing. guys, back to you. >> thank you much. $4 is a lot to pay for a gallon of gas or $5. how about $6? some experts say it's possible by summer. bob redell is live in san jose. the president was speaking about this when he was in town, bob. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you there, scott. right now, at this gas station, it's $4.35. a lot of us are saying should we be spending this much.

the government is wondering if there's a funniness going on. they are probing into how they are affecting the price of oil to see if there's manipulation or fraud. oil is trading at over $110 a barrel. some experts think it's grossly inflated. oil should be in the $65 to $70 range based on the economic conditions. with regards to $6 a gallon of gas by the summertime, one energy strategist was a securities firm is saying it is possible. there's a few reasons why. one is hovering near three-year lows and as the dollar goes down, the price of energy goes up. you have the summer driving season coming up and the other x factor is the summer weather with hurricanes. if there are big hurricanes they could affect the oil supply. we are not at $6, yet.

here are the latest numbers from aaa. overnight, san jose is averaging $4.22 a gallon. sf is $4.27. the prices are up a quarter from where they were a month ago. a quick question. you are paying more for gas like everyone. how is it affecting you as far as your day-to-day budget? >> it's bad. you have to fill up almost every week. it goes -- it's pretty bad. >> reporter: how much does it cost for you to fill up your truck? >> 60 bucks. >> reporter: where do you cut back? >> food. even groceries have gone up. the gas is high. >> reporter: i can't disagree with you on that. best of luck to you. if this energy trader on the east coast is correct, we could see $6 for a gallon of gas by summertime. let's hope he's wrong. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. the mount diablo school

board will vote on agreements for secretaries and clerical workers. they call for three to four day furloughs this year and between five and eight days next two years. they will pay for increased medical benefits costs. trustees will meet at 8:00 to vote on the agreement. pg&e's top executive is stepping down and taking a hefty parting gift with him. peter darbee is leaving after what he calls a challenging year. he leaves in eight days and take as $35 million retirement package. he faced severe criticism after the san bruno explosion. he was blamed for spending millions on proposition 16 which failed in june. it would have made it difficult for cities and groups to buy their own power rather than going through pg&e. he helped topple the 30-year

reign of egypt. he's back in the bay area for the first time since the rebellion. he plans to visit stanford university today as well as twitter headquarters. he sat down with us to talk about the revolution during which time he was arrested, detained for 12 days. he was named "time" magazine's most influential person of the year. he doesn't take credit saying anything is possible when people join together. egypt can be the second silicon valley. there are lots of passion and talents. they are entrepreneurs. that guy is an entrepreneur. he is taking all kind of risks. he could be an engineer who is very ambitious. >> he's a google executive but on leave to work to change his country. 5:35 now. today is earth day. lots of events are happening around the bay in honor of going

green. christie smith is live in oakland where they are going to unveil a new biodiesel. >> reporter: when gas is over $4 a gallon. alternative fuels look better and better. we are on 49th avenue. starting today, they are offering this retail, of course it's earth day, which ties into this thing. good morning. how does it work? you go out to restaurants and it starts there with the oil? >> right. we pick it up and bring it here. here is where we convert it into biodiesel. the waste vegetable oil gets heated up. the water comes out of it. we bring it to the big blue tanks. we add two different types of cath lists and methanol and we make biodiesel. >> reporter: who is this for? who is your consumer?

>> anybody with a diesel engine. biodiesel works just like diesel in any diesel engine. who would use it is any diesel user, a big truck fleet. anyone with a jetta or bmw that takes diesel. >> you are offering a discount? >> yeah, we are offering $4.16 a gallon. it's 25% cheaper than number two diesel. >> reporter: quickly, how long does it take to convert it. you go around, get the oil, how long before you can put it into a vehicle. >> start to finish, it takes four days for our process. it's a continuous batch process for us. we always have it on hand. >> thank you. it smells like french fries in here. they are opening up today for retail. if you have one of those vehicles, come on down. >> it may be 5:37 but always a

good time for french fries. berkeley is home to a vegan earth day. a variety of groups are hosting the event tomorrow night at uc berkeley campus. they will talk about the vegan lifestyle. go to berkeleyveganearthday.com. >> i feel like i should be in green this morning for earth day. >> i didn't think of that. >> i didn't either. it's too late. >> brown for -- >> dirt. >> i got myself half way down that conversation. brown for -- dirt. eject. eject. >> you do look very eastery this morning, mr. mcgrew. >> thank you. >> not a lot of men can pull off a pastel like you. good morning to you. we are looking good this morning and better this afternoon. it's nice and clear out there,

however we have clear skies and cold temperatures as a result. high pressure is building in. this morning, watch out for fog up in santa rosa in particular. that's where we are noticing the densest fog. watch out for that. add a little extra time for your commute. mike is here. we are going to talk to him about what's happening out there. 49 in hayward. 45 in sunnivillsunniville. 68 in gilroy at noon. we are going to climb into the high 60s. 70 degrees in santa cruz. stay tuned, i have the weekend get away forecast coming up. what to expect if you are headed to the giants game tonight and if you have friends and family coming into town, what they can expect, how they should dress in their easter finest. let's check with mike and see how the drive is moving. first of all, if i can go

back to an earlier topic, i'm rocking a pastel green here you just don't know it because of the map. the traffic is flowing. a blip is here. there's an accident there as well. it's at the onramp as you are getting on to westbound 580 at el charro road. there's a chp crew on scene. it's open. it might be the reason for the 15 minute drive instead of 13 minutes registering throughout the area. no major build up through antioch. the speeds holding steady, look at that, 65 over there at the l street sensor. somer'sville. that is unusual, 5:40 on a friday, no slowing there. look at the bay bridge. a nice easy drive here. no major delays.

the metering lights are turned on. >> thank you, mike. 5:40. the sharks one step closer to the next round of playoffs. the baseball commissioner weighs in on whether the barry bonds verdict. >> it's a great day in co for lilo. it could determine if she's going to stay in jail.

welcome back. one week from today, kate middleton will walk in westminster abbey as commoner, then walk out as the future queen. tracie potts is live with a look at the hustle and bustle as folks here and across the pond prepare for the wedding of the century. >> reporter: hi there. this is the biggest event in london in 30 years. i will be honored to join them coming to you monday morning reporting from london about the

activities leading up to this very big day. the event, the ceremony at westminster abbey, the processional and of course, what's really going to be a big part of this, they are calling it the people's wedding. all of the crowds. hundreds of thousands of people expected to gather outside with big screens watching this special event. thousands, literally thousands of street parties all over england have been planned to celebrate the marriage. we have had a look at the guest list, 400 friends of william and kate, dignitaries, vips, politicians, diplomats. for the first time since 30 years ago, when this was not available, they are trying to reach out via social media. you can watch this wedding live on youtube. there's a royal youtube channel

set up. you can participate in this event on facebook. there's an event set up that you can attend. they are trying to reach out and make everyone a part of this event. i'm told some 2 billion people may watch. >> it's great you get to go. are you excited? >> reporter: yeah. we travel over the weekend and get to hang around london telling you all the fun stuff next week. >> look forward to it. >> what fun. meanwhile, it is 5:45. the richest man in sonoma died. jess jackson died in his sleep after a long battle of cancer. he was 81. his wife will continue to run the family-owned wine empire which owns and operates 35 individual wineries around the world. medical marijuana users may not be able to get refills in

antioch anymore. city leaders will decide whether to ban medical pot dispenser. a pot club opened up without permits. the city will take a closer look at the policy. neighboring oakley banned the dispensaries. her name is lilo, not lilo like i pronounced it earlier. i did not know that. she's accused of stealing a necklace from an upscale boutique. she will appear in court today. an l.a. judge has to decide if there's enough evidence in the necklace theft case to bring her to trial. two, has she caused enough trouble to revoke her probation. the district attorney will focus holes into testimony as

possible. >> lilo, lilo, tomato, tomato. >> she's from herby the love bug. it's true. >> i did not know that. >> i have been following her career since the parent trap. it's sad, sad state of affairs. i know you envy me. good morning to you. we are looking good this morning. temperature wise, it's going to be nice. we are talking the 70s. we put them back on the map for you. we have an interesting set up happening here. high pressure is in control today. as we head through the next five or six days, a series of weather systems pass over the bay area mostly to the north. we are going to see enough for a little bit of rain activity as we head through each and every day all the way through wednesday, especially up in the north bay.

high pressure building in. it makes for a comfortable afternoon. 70 degree weather starting out in the upper 40s, low 50s. we have a couple 30s as well. you'll need a jacket this morning. heading to the 70s. you'll be able to take it off later on. 71 in santa rosa and 65 in san rafael. now seven-day forecast shows you, we have the rain chances. when talking about the rain chances, we are not expecting anything heavy. if we do, we are talking a .0 01 inch. 57 degrees as the giants take on the braves. our boys are back in town. if you can't make it to the game, you can catch it here. easter sunday, 70 degrees.

a few pesky showers early and late. mostly cloudy conditions for your easter holiday. back to you guys. >> thank you. barry bonds may have obstructed justice in his 2003 appearance but baseball doesn't care. commissioner bud selig will not change his record. in life, there has to be pragmatism. anybody that understands the sport understands why. he holds the career and season home run records. this is video of him breaking a home-run record. i was at that game. he ended his career with 172 home runs. his commission may keep him out of the baseball hall of fame. the sharks will be home tomorrow night wrapping up the best of seven series with the kings. san jose leads 3-1 after a win

last night. joe thornton has the winning goal and follows up by blowing kisses to the fans. the puck drops at 7:30. if you are not at the game, see it as csn california. in the stands of the game last night, family of bryan stow. his mom said it wauz nice break. his parents and two sisters were all at the game. they have been living in an l.a. hotel for the last few weeks waiting for him to wake up. she looks forward to telling him all about the hockey game. 5:50 now. a teenager is praised for her fake pregnancy. why, coming up. plus, we look at the blackberry playbook in gadget friday. on your playbook, a smooth commute here. a nice easy drive approaching .zema a what we have to watch out for

welcome back at 5:33 now. cal train cutbacks, this answer is no. no closures or service cuts for now, but fares and parking fees will go up. after receiving an overwhelming number of e-mails from commuters they do not have to reduce or suspend service for another year. they will keep things operating as usual. the price hikes take effect july 1. if you ride cal train, good news for you. >> for giants fans, too, it takes you right up to at&t park. antioch, no major slowing but

58, used to be 65. as you watch it, it will get congested even on friday. the south bay picks up the volume as well. it's much later in the hour. the yellows and reds will kick in. we see a 42 in san jose. tonight there's a closure at highway 101. that segment is going to have major construction work. it's a nice connector from 101 to 680 or 280. on the west side, take it to king and back up to 280 as well. it's for the next three nights. chp will help you do it. a live look at the san mateo bridge. no congestion here or the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. you have heard of people

faking pregnancies. not a story like this. a high school student in washington state faked being pregnant as an experiment. gabby rodriguez came clean after pretending to be pregnant. only her mom and boyfriend seen here, and the school principal were in on it. she did it to teach other students a lesson in prejudice. >> teens they are in the shadows ofster row types and rumors and i want to break that and set them free. >> i think it starts it conversation. i don't know how one presentation will change the way people think long term. it certainly gets the ball rolling. >> she kept a record of how she was treated differently. she'll get to walk across the stage for her diploma. time for gadget friday. what do you have for us?

>> the blackberry playbook. it is significantly smaller than the apple ipad. this is one of the situations in which i want to talk about a gadget, but i'm not necessarily recommending it. it is not able to link up to its at&t brother, the blackberry phone. you see my phone there. it's supposed to connect e-mail from one to the other. they work in tandem, in other words, creating a secure network to have your software and e-mail all on this panel. the frank truth is, it does not work properly with at&t. we cannot recommend this thing. $499 for the 16 gigabyte is about what you would pay for the apple ipad. the screen is fantastic. it's easy to use. it's intuitive as far as how it works. until they make it work with e-mail, which after all is the

whole point of a blackberry, marla. it's not something we can recommend. >> you can't recommend it. can you recommend the hand model? >> i can. the beautiful nails. >> that was mine. my hands. >> you did a wonderful job. >> thank you. 5:57 now. burglars targeting a peninsula city this morning. nothing to laugh about there. then we talk exclusively to the family of a woman killed during a south bay street race last month. we end this hour with a beautiful look at the bay bridge. ci san making theiutinang smmun anfrsco this morning. traffic is flowing fine.an

coming up on today in the bay, the parents of a bay area woman killed by street rs