very fittingly so on a friday the 13th. bob redell is live inside. we'll have more with him coming up in a bit. i also want to check the forecast because of the change in works. good morning, christina. >> good morning, laura. we have champions to look forward to. patchy, a.m. fog. if you are on your way out the door, be careful. reduced visibility. mike inouye and myself are always watching this for you. cloud are increasing and temperatures drop for the weekend. i'll time it out for you. let's get you to work now at 6:00 a.m. how are we doing? >> a little heavier than expected. heavier through antioch. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights. further south, chopper is over 92.

it's after the toll plaza. folks heading west away from us toward the peninsula. the haze is kicking in. so far, so good. we go out to marla. or laura. actually, i'm laura. i'm going to take it from here. we are live in front of the winchester mystery house. we are covering the day's news. i want to check in with christie smith at the scene of an overnight fire where people were injured. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have been watching them board up this home. it's taking some time. the damage is so bad, every window was blown out. you can see clear through from the front side to the backside of the home. an 81-year-old woman was home at the time. she's recovering after suffering burns to her upper body. a battalion chief i spoke with

tells me they believe the woman was cooking and left something on the stove and fell asleep. she was able to make it out on her own. they don't know if they were working smoke detectors. neighbors called in reporting at 2:15 this morning, smoke and flames were pouring from the home. it took 20 minutes to knock down. the firefighters left the scene and arson investigates probably won't be back out here. they consider the fire accidental. they told me the 81-year-old woman is expected to make a recovery. >> that's good news. thank you very much. now, for a look at the rest of the day's news. let's check in with marla tellez. she has new information on the double murder suicide that happened in san jose earlier this week. good morning. >> good morning, laura. good morning to you at home. we are learning more about the triple shooting at san jose

state. investigators say business accounting majors, cindy and her friend thomas williams were gunned down by cindy's husband, a 54-year-old before he killed himself. his sister who lives in the philippines tells nbc bay area her sister planned to leave her husband who physically abused her sister. suspects in the city's second homicide of the year. officers won't say how the man died. a 62-year-old santa clara resident was found bleeding on la fayette street in the golden triangle. there were two homicides in santa clara in all of last year. an effort to help military veterans get a job is hitting a

roadblock in san francisco. the american legion wants to set up something. one trustee says when budgets are tight, good intentions are not enough. >> what is the customer base not being served now. if we can identify that and think we can help them, we are the first ones to do that. but, until they can do that, everything costs money. >> major general say as committee meeting is schedules where they can get a chance to offer more specifics. three employees of the veterans affairs in palo alto were -- they bribed three v.a. officials with cash, airline tickets and other gifts. according to the indictment, he received contracts for himself or close associates. students are leaving behind their books to stand-up for

their teachers. they are planning a walk-out today shortly after 2:00. they say the demonstration and protest are an effort to help put a stop to mass layoffs. the walk out will last for one hour. 6:05. let's head out to the winchester mystery house in san jose where laura takes it from here. good morning. >> good morning to you. good morning, everyone at home. as part of the may around the bay tour, we have been to so many great cities. friday the 13th, we come to the winchester mystery house said to be haunted by spirits. we're going to go inside with more there. i'm outside feeling the cool morning breeze. i want to check in with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. you are taking it breezy with all that's happening out there on friday the 13th. but, it wouldn't be friday the 13th if whacky things weren't

happening. the fog is making it look eerie along the north bay and the bridges. we are getting socked in. this is the case for several hours. we are picking up the green because the sphere is so rich with moisture. you will feel it when you walk out the front door this morning. this is why, a lot of moisture is driven into the bay area by the weather maker here. it's going to slide to the south for the next 48 hours and bring this front through. when it comes to rain timing, this is what it looks like. rain on the way saturday and sunday. the latter portion of saturday, wee hours of sunday, the bulk of the moisture comes through. it es unstable air mass. we are expecting pop-up thunderstorms saturday night and early sunday. another round of rain for sunday and monday. a stronger system tuesday into wednesday. let's talk about today.

the last sunny day. 50 in hayward. clouds increase throughout the afternoon. similar to what we saw on monday. basically, we are going to start out mostly clear after the fog breaks up and lifts apart. we see sunshine come through and the clouds move in, the breeze picks up. we are only going to see the 70s. 73 in san jose. seven day out look, rain on the way. 62 degrees. cool on monday. san francisco will struggle to break out of the 50s tuesday. wednesday, 64 degrees. showers move in. another round of rain and finally, we warm up. 75 by thursday. overall, kind of one of the last minute spring storms. we need the water. maybe you need to check the water in your vehicle. anything broken down out there, mike? >> we have unusual slowing. right here, 101 northbound speeds are in their 40s. that's the yellow stretch under

where it says san jose on the right. further over, 880 where laura is at the winchester mystery house. we are following that. maybe a huge crowd is heading out to see laura. we have a live look from the chopper. the 101 and 92 interchange. reports of an animal hit at that intersection. no lanes are blocked, but there's a crew there. it will be a distraction. moving over to another live shot, what things are like at the bay bridge toll plaza. east bay is moving nicely. no metering lights on yet. it's 6:08 in the morning. it's early for a friday. probably another half hour there. travel times approaching the maze, no major problems out of the tunnel. down the east shore and the nimitz, we watch because the traffic is bumping up now.

laura, back out to you. >> thank you very much. a lot more ahead on today in the bay including more from the ou r ma h.we h e arav criilers that showed us about an exciting thinger

welcome back. i'm laura garcia-cannon, we are live out here in san jose in front of the winchester mystery house. we have some of our great letter carriers from the postal service. they got out here early because we are talking about a great food drive happening this week and across the nation you can participate. you may have seen the flyers like this. postcards mailed to you for the stamp out hunger food drive.

we appreciate it. cathy jackson joins me outlet here as well. you really benefit from this event. >> this is a fantastic food drive. it's fabulous. it's the largest drive in the country. last year, nationally, 77 million pounds of food were donated in one day. here in the bay area, more than 1 million pounds of food in one day. we are going to blast through that record. >> we could use the help. >> we could. a lot of people think about the food bank around the holidays. hunger is a 12 month a year problem. our stocks are running low. this is a really, really valuable time to give food. >> if you don't know how to do it, go through your pantry. you put them in a bag like this. this is a great example. put them out by, i guess your mailbox. how tough is it for you? on top of delivering the mail

you are picking up these bags of food. >> it's very worthwhile. it's a little extra work but it's okay. >> you make room in the trucks and vans, yeah? >> in our satchels, when coming back to our vehicles, we are expecting to get rid of our mail then we carrying more stuff. it's like extra work. >> you're like santa claus. >> basically. >> that's awesome. we appreciate the work you do year round. do your part, it makes you feel great. put stuff out by the curb. it doesn't have to be in these blue bags, you will notice them, right? >> right. >> nice. you are not scared to be here friday the 13th? i feel more protected. thank you very much. i want to check the rest of the day's news with marla tellez. she's back in the studio.

>> good morning, laura. it's now 6:13. this morning, antiwar demonstrators at uc berkeley law school. john yu is unfit to teach. he wrote interrogation policies for the bush administration and recently wrote an editorial in usa today defending the techniques saying osama bin laden would be on the loose without them. dianne feinstein will be at cia headquarters to look at photos of osama bin laden's body. we are learning bin laden sent hundreds of e-mails to operatives even though he had no internet access. he would save his messages to a thumb drive and a courier went to an internet caffee to send the e-mails. time to check in with christina for a look at the forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. we are looking good all day

today. this is the last day of the sunshine as we head through the next couple days, gray skies and temperatures dropping. rain on the way for the weekend. every time i check, i'm consistently checking with the forecast models, we might get a break on sunday. it won't be relentless all day long. you'll be able to get out saturday and maybe sunday as well. watch out for the fog if you are leaving now. we have fog developing over the coast and the bridges. give yourself plenty of time especially if you are taking little ones to school this morning. it's chilly enough for a jacket. gilroy 44 degrees. 48 in san francisco. later on today, temperatures climbing to the 70s. 72 in los gatos. 73 in san jose. 72 in napa. here is your seven-day outlook. let's talk about the difference in the weather pattern we are going to see.

it's going to stay with us for awhile. satuaway, the temperatures drop. a lot more moisture in the atmosphere. mostly cloudy conditions saturday. showers move in. 9:00 p.m. saturday into sunday, most of the rain, the bulk of the moisture comes down overnight. intermitt ent showers. monday another round of rain, a stronger round tuesday into wednesday. finally, back into the 70s by thursday. we'll warm up for the rest of the week into next weekend. there is hope on the way. how cold are you this morning out there? is it bone chilling? hey, laura. >> probably a little more scary than cold out here. the winchester mystery house in san jose is part of the may around the bay tour. we are going to have more from inside the house coming up. continuing to follow the day's news including more on the battle over gay marriage in california. all right. taking 880 from where lawyer are is all the way up through

fremont and oakland, things are moving smoothly. there are issue that is are unusual this friday the 13k th .courridammy cout e.mme.

good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are waking up in san jose this morning, the biggest city

in the area. like many cities in the state, it's facing a budget crisis. over $100 million in debt and looming layoffs for city departments. we talked earlier to the police chief about the potential layoffs coming to his department in light of the homicide rate rapidly going up. we are joined by city councilman sam this morning to talk of all that's going on in this city. good morning and thanks for joining us. >> good morning, laura and thanks for having me. >> you know, sam, san jose for a long time has been known as the safest city in the area. with the rising homicide rates, we have seen 20 this year, we surpassed the numbers from last year, i believe. is our reputation in danger? >> no, we'll continue to be the safest big city in the state. i'm confident that despite the recent events, at the end of the

year, we will continue to be one of the safest cities in america. >> we want to keep it that way. you know of the looming layoffs in the department and additional ones coming to the police department as well. it seems the high cost of pensions continues to be a concern. i know they are negotiating with the unions now. you try to get through now, but what do you do about the future and the pensions? >> you are right. nobody wants to see a single police officer be escorted to the door. we need every officer like every big city in america. we can either pay people to work or pay them to retire. right now, we are paying police officers to retire in their early 50s with an average pension of $103,000 with free health insurance. it's not sustainable. >> so, that could certainly help the deficit. any other ideas? >> well, fixing the retirement

challenge is really the elephant in the room. negotiations now and in the next couple years. it's not going to be an easy one. there are legal restrictions on what you can and can't do. in this case, we have police union leader who is get it and understand the budget problems. there are legal restrictions about what they can agree to. >> sam, i know you have been in the area for some time. you are a former prosecutor, as well. i don't want to make it all negative in the south bay. why do you love living here? >> i love living in san jose because of the 300 days of sun a year. the wonderfully diverse and really talented and creative group of people we have living here in san jose in the heart of silicon valley. every day is exciting and a new challenge here and a new opportunity. >> all right. we thank you so much for joining us this morning.

it's good to see and talk to you. keep up the good work. everybody is working hard. >> thank you, laura. >> thank you. toupt check in with marla tellez. good morning. >> good morning to you at home. time to look at the roads? it is friday light, mike? >> it's friday light, but weird as well on the roadways. i guess it's friday the 13th, so expect that unexpected on the roads. like yesterday, the unusual slowing in livermore. north livermore avenue heading toward portola, the 28-mile-an-hour speed sensor registered there. it's unusual to be in the middle of livermore. we have a 17 minute travel time there. a smooth drive for 680 and 880 in the south bay. i showed you that earlier. scott creek road reports debris rolling around lanes caused one accident. watch if you are headed north up

toward mission boulevard on 680. get a live look on oakland. there's the haze in the air. things are lighter than we expected at 6:24 in the morning. we have a little bit of a build heading up toward downtown and the toll plaza. the metering lights are not on. we see those turn on at 6:35. the volume is increasing. the headlights and sunlight. we'll check with the chopper on the other side of the bay. they look at 101 out of the peninsula. smooth drive in both directions getting into the city. this will build as folks head out into the city. of course we have a beautiful city in san jose where laura is and by the bay in san francisco. great stuff all over the place. back to you. >> thanks, mike. california's attorney general is stepping into the fight over prop 8. sponsors who want to reinstate

the ban on same-sex marriage. the ruling should be overturned because the judge is in a same-sex relationship. the hearing is scheduled for next month. in san francisco, twice the amount of disabled parking placards than meters in the city. that suggests people are abusing the placards taking the spots from people who need them. at 6:25, a crafty scheme at michaels craft stores. how does that work? >> there are bad guys swiping your bank account information. at least 80 michaels stores were hit. the bad guys are based here. they are withdrawaling people's cash in california. what's amazing is card information was stolen through skimmers hardware device in the stores themselves. nobody caught on until hundreds

of people reported odd withdrawals from their accounts. now, the mystery is, how in the world did criminals install skimmers over top of the credit card machines in 80 stores? michaels is going to replace more than 7,000 machines. did criminals come in and pretend they were repairmen? it's not clear at this point. the law that has lawmakers with radiation warnings is dead. san francisco passed and delayed the law that requires labels showing you the -- >> all right. we are out here live at the winchester mystery house. a lot of spooky things happening this morning.

it's friday the 13th. i'm outside, safe. inside, bob redell. i understand you are with a psychic this morning. what does she have to say? >> we are steps away from the bedroom in which sarah winchester died. up i want to get a sense of what you feel. get your feeling and vibe. if you see or feel anything, let us know. >> plrs winchester is here and loves the fact we are in this room. this is her favorite bedroom in the world. when she was here, she actually wanted to die in this room. it's how much she loved it. the most important part of this room, and i talk to dead people all the time, is that window there, which is next to the bed where she died. this is not the exact bed, but it's the spot where she died. she loved to look out that window and loved to see the view. that was her favorite view. the other thing is, last time i

was here, i took pictures and the picture came with a beautiful orb that was on the back of the bed where she died. that meant to me, it was her spirit and her energy in that bed. trying to show us that she's still here and around. and how much she loves that people are taking care of her home. >> she's a good spirit? she's cool with the media being here and visitors here on a daily basis. >> yes. she wouldn't want you if she was alive. >> that would be called breaking and entering. >> yes. she loves that you are here and taking care of the place. it looks great. she enjoys being here. >> thank you. nice meeting you. i want to walk over here. it's friday the 13th. hey, ted. every friday the 13th at 1300 hours, 1:00 in the afternoon, they pull on this rope here and

ring the bell of the sarah winchester mystery house to commemorate this freaky day. laura. >> i was really glad to hear that she feels that sarah winchester is happy that we are here this morning. that makes us happy as well. a lot more coming up from the myuseriochr es wermyte euschtemystery use in san jose, coming up.

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today at chase.com/freedom, or at your local chase branch. our 20 city may around the bay tour continues this morning. we are starting this friday the 13th in san jose, at the winchester mystery house. very exciting place to be this morning. it is a great morning to be a san jose sharks fan. listen to that crowd. the team wins game seven in a nail biter and moves on to the conference championship. good morning and thanks for joining us this morning.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are going to tell you more about how to get your hands on sharks tickets. first, i want to get a look at the forecast with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning, laura. the sun is coming out over you in san jose. we have fog creeping up in the north bay. watch for that this morning. take a look at what's headed our way. a lot of rain on the way. we'll break down when and when it's expected to clear coming up. first, casual friday. are they keeping it casual on the roadways? >> relatively speaking. things are different than expected. a live look shows folks slowing a bit. a bit of a back up. a half dozen cars. the fast track lanes build as the pattern there. bring the sunglasses from san francisco to the east bay. we'll check that side of the peninsula. 101 through brisbane, into san

francisco, a nice easy drive into the city, no delays there. we follow the commute as it builds. things are different this morning. i'm happening. it's unusual for a friday. back to you. >> thank you very much. i want to check in with christy smith. there was an overnight fire in concord. some people got injured. she that has latest for us. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning. talk about a bad fire. it took crews more than two hours to board up this home because every single window was completely blown out. a worker doesn't want to touch the roof. they were asked to board it up. they are concerned it might collapse. an 81-year-old woman was lucky to get out. she was cooking and left something on the stove, she fell asleep and they think it started in the kitchen. the kitchen cabinets are burned down to ash. all the interior walls were gone

as well. this was a single alarm fire. neighbors frantically called 911 seeing smoke and flames around the home. the woman was outside but suffered burns to her upper body. she's expected to be okay. arson investigators are not expected back out here today. the fire is considered accidental. reporting live in concord, christie smith, today in the bay. >> all right. we wish that woman well in her recove recovery. thank you very much. for a look at the rest of the day's news, marla tellez. good morning. >> good morning. it's 6:34. this morning, an american airlines passenger accused of going to the cockpit door. he faces charges of interfering with a flight crew. they tackled him after he tried to ram the cockpit door with his

shoulder. he has yemeni and california id card. it doesn't appear he has ties to al qaeda. a cop in a drug ring will be in court to answer charges. he's accused of grand theft, conspiracy and stolen property. he was involved in a drug scheme where they take drugs and sell them back on the streets. he admits he helped run a brothel in pleasant hill. he leased office space from a massage parlor at the request of norman welsh. welsh denies having anything to do with it. closing the state's remaining $15 billion deficit. it's the first and only proposal a republican put together since governor jerry brown issued his in january. it is not requiring tax increases or extensions.

it calls for a 10% pay cut for state employees and $1.3 billion in spending cuts for programs for the poor and disabled. >> when you don't tax people, they have the opportunity to grow more and spend more. so, the pathway we are providing without taxes, we think will stimulate the economy more. governor jerry brown is set to update his own budget blueprint on monday. this morning, a new bike lane will remain a bridge to nowhere at least for now. the new $100 million bike lane will open later because of an engineering challenge. once the bike lane is built from the toll plaza to the island, there's no guarantee it will ever extend to san francisco. the sharks keep on swimming. they will play the canucks sunday.

the sharks beat the red wings last night, 3-2. the fans are thinking big. >> we have so much skill in san jose, there's no way we are going to lose. >> tickets for the western conference finals go on sale at 10:00 this morning at the hp pavilion box office, ticketmaster.com and select walmart locations. because of limited seating, you can only buy four tickets per game. time to head out to laura in front of the winchester mystery house. good morning. >> good morning to you and good morning to everyone at home. more from inside the winchester mystery house on this friday the 13th. we continue to follow the days news including a charcoal fire and strong winds that sparked a blaze in southern california that took its toll on a very expensive house. stephanie is live in sunset county this morning. good morning. >> yeah, good morning, laura.

we are in sunset beach. this is an upscale beach community 30 miles south of los angeles. you can see theafter math of the devastating fire. this is the backside of -- the extensive damage as daybreak arrives here. this was a tough and stubborn fire. it took seven hours before firefighters were able to put it out. we are seeing hot spots. three homes damaged. the one in the middle destroyed. it collapsed. another gutted and a third extensive damage. it broke out around 5:30 last night. officials believe it started from a charcoal grill. some people were barbecuing on the beach. at one point, more than 100 firefighters were on scene. officials say there were lodgist cal challenges getting water to the flames. challenges with the hoss as well as the access to the flames

because the homes are so close together. three people injured in the fire. minor injuries. one including a firefighter who injured ribs. he is back on the job tonight. two residents suffered smoke inhilation. officials are still on scene. firefighters say they should be here all day long watching hot spots here and damage estimates in the millions. they are multimillion dollar homes. zillow estimates the home over $2 million. that's the scene here in sunset beach. with that, we send it back to you. >> all right. tough for the homeowners. thank you, stephanie. the sun is coming up and warming things up a bit. change is in the works. >> that's right. the tough stuff arrives just in time for the weekend. good thing is, a lot of the rain we are expecting is going to come down while you are sleeping saturday night into sunday. we timed it out.

the front is going to arrive at 7:00 p.m. the bulk of the moisture comes through at 9:00 p.m. saturday night and 6 clm a.m. sunday morning. isolated thunderstorms sunday and intermittent showers. if you are going out on the town on saturday, take it easy out there. slick conditions. 50 degrees right now in oakland. 41 in santa rosa. 61 degrees with a partly cloudy sky at noon in the city. mild conditions. by 4:00 p.m., 67 degrees. the seven day outlook is coming up in moments. let's get you to work at 6:40. mike inouye has been watching the roads all morning long. the chp report. two minutes ago, a report of unusual back up. reports of a motorcycle accident. now it says the motorcycle is under a big rig.

the person on the motorcycle is actually calling in. that's better news than expected. unusual slowdown through livermore. we get a live look out there. we end with the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. back to you in san jose. >> that's right. we are live in san jose iront of the winchester mystery house. bob redell is here and going to talk to a professional ghost hunter.

20 cities in 20 days. our may around the bay tour continues this morning. we are waking up in san jose. we are live at the winchester mystery house on this friday the 13th. bob redell is actually taking a chance inside the house. he's got more. you're not scared to be in there, bob? >> i'm horrified but able to mask it very well. good morning to you, laura. over the years, many psychics and ghost hunters came in to try to communicate with sarah winchester's spirit. it got us thinking what goes into a paranormal investigation when carrying out something like this. a while back, we traveled to sonoma, a place known for wine and spirits. >> this room was the morgue of the hospital. the caskets were brought down this chute. >> in the basement of the barth ol my cellar, there's a

spiritual presence. >> they remain here because they are trapped or confused about moving on. >> reporter: he claims he can see gloess. >> i have that gift. i'm utilize thag in my psychic investigations. >> are they transparent or life like or invisible or half transparent or kind of see through them? >> from the waste up, the knees down, a head and part of a shoulder. >> reporter: his investigation had yesterday solid vushl clues, but you hear plenty. >> knock on the walls, hum, sing. >> reporter: how can you say that's an indian flute, when it obviously sounds like a piccalo. >> it might be a piccalo.

skeptics say you are not having a conversation. you are getting random comments. a lot of times they are ran dam. >> do you ever hear weird chiming sounds or music? >> we have heard like -- what's that? >> sorry. >> oh. >> i'm sorry. >> maintenance man tom willis is also convinced there's something spooky. >> what was that? >> just the metal. >> oh. >> whoa. what's that? >> a fan. >> came in this door, fire extinguishers hanging there. i heard it drop and it was on the ground. i thought something is going on around here. >> so much going on, he came up with a ghost hunters guide to ghosts in wine country. >> if you want a put a paranormal trip on your trip or

serious ghost hunters. back here live, jeff will be signing copies of the ghost hunter's guide to wine country and other areas as well in honor of friday the 13th. it's the biggest holiday here. >> yeah. we'll wait for the bells to chime, so to speak. thank you very much, bob. i want to check in with marla tellez with the rest of the news. good morning. >> good morning. it's 6:47. firefighters in monterey county are battling a wildfire burning through fields and brush. firefighters say wind gusts help spread the fire that was burning 20 acres on highway 146 east of soledad. in the east bay, a group of parents is asking their school district to investigate an

elementary school principal. this principal of wagner ranch elementary humiliated them for punishment without proper cause. police are warning people about homemade bottle bombs causing bangs and booms throughout the city. they are using soda bottles and household chemicals and can exploz hours after they are made. time to get a look at the weekend forecast with christina. good morning. >> good morning. finally a friday. i know you have been waiting for the weekend. the weekend weather doesn't look that great. the good news is, i don't think the rain we are expecting the bulk of the moisture, i don't imagine it's going to come down at a peek time to make the outdoor plans. saturday night to sunday morning, then we clear out a little bit. mild for today. we are looking good. we have fog to deal with. we see the sun today and the temps really drop as the front moves in. it's going to pull in cool air

behind it. here is the weather maker as i stop this on 9:00 p.m. saturday. we have yellow in here. it's moderate rain expected to push on shore overnight saturday. 6:00 a.m. sunday, the bulk of the moisture comes through and we deal with the on and off residual showers. turning to 69 degrees later today in livermore. hope you have a great weekend. laura, you look great out there this morning. >> all right. wow. sounds good. we are out here live at the winchester mystery house. i have have been safe and sound outside the house. bob redell you have been in all morning. you feel good breathing fresh air? >> i'm hungry right now. there's food in there. >> you are always hungry. i'm getting word we are getting a special guest coming in. >> with food? >> is that all you care about?

>> yeah. it's approaching 7:00. whoa! >> oh, wow. these are the great folks from psycho doughnuts. if you have never been there, this is really a south bay treat. in fact, if we can get closer looks here. these aren't your average doughnuts. this is the owner. how are you? >> good. i'm doing great. thanks for having us in the show. >> this is fabulous. i don't know how to explain this to people. it's not your average glazed doughnut. >> that's right. we are the most unusual doughnut shop. we are themed as a light hearted asylum. beautiful nurses to serve the doughnuts. >> those are the zombie bars. they are a kick doughnut with green tea icing and oreo's on top. >> what is the most popular. >> the sere ral killer with the

captain crunch. we just added marshmallow and powdered shoe dpar. who is the guy behind the mask here? let's widen out. it's interesting. you have the guest-up going. oh, surprise. >> oh, my god. >> it's brent cannon. come on up here body. this is my co-anchor and husband. >> not former husband, right? >> definitely not. i work at psycho doughnuts now. >> no. actually, a lot of people have been asking why brent isn't on the morning show. you have something exciting going on. >> i'm dpoung a 7:00 p.m. newscast an 186. it's been a great show. we have all the day's news and great guests and stories. you can check us out after the 6:00 p.m. news. flip over. a lot of people have antennas at

home. we have a nice prime time newscast with the bay area news. we have having a lot of fun doing it. i miss you guys and the doughnuts, for sure. >> see the perks. >> it's been a great show. we're having a good time. i was talking to somebody the other day that you talked to in the morning. see, you get more of the cannons this way. two hours in the morning and another hour at night. we have you on both ends of the day. all cannon all the time. thanks for getting up early this morning. you have the show tonight. special doughnuts as well. look at this one. this is a big one. this is a good luck brent doughnut. >> look at that. it's like only calories. that's good. >> can you see that? it's huge. >> it is huge. i don't know if we can get it without it falling out. it's like a pizza. there you go. >> i don't think you are going to make your new show tonight if you eat that, my dear. >> it goes straight to the hips.

>> a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips. cool. th comingomin outg here this morning. where are we headed tomorrow? we're going to find out next. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com.

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good morning, folks. 6:55 now. 580 that has accident. no major injuries. no injuries reported at all. a big distraction. it's hurting your commute. holding up at 20 minutes at the dublin interchange. a live look at 880. the volume is building here at the toll plaza. we typically see a back up here today. but not so much. friday light. >> we have gadget friday. friday the 13th ganlged friday.

a cell phone throw out of a car at 60 miles an hour. one, two, three, chuck it. >> that did not survive. >> it is survive. it's ka ballistic case. they are 50 bucks. i have a blackberry here. it's got this protection and armor and goes in there. toss it. >> really? >> yeah, chuck it. that's fine. >> oh. no, no, no. we're kidding it's fine. they make it for iphone, blackberry, et cetera. it's goballistic.com. it's mill speck. it can be taken into battle, i suppose. >> is it toddler proof? i'll take it home this weekend? thanks a lot. we're having so much fun out here. the winchester mystery house on friday the 13th. i have been outside.

bob inside. where are we going on monday morning? >> we have no idea. we throw something random at the map. there's a person who knows, this lady here. she's written down the name of the city on a piece of paper. let's see if she got it right. i need something to throw. i'm going to throw it at the map. psycho doughnut people i don't want to hit you. three, two. and wow. it made a -- it hit it twice. it made an x on there. we are going to oakland. >> wow. >> isn't that where the science center is? >> it is. fabulous. we'll see if the mayor is around. it will be perfect. we want to thank the great folks at the winchester mystery house. we are getting up early. the great folks at psycho doughnuts are here.

of course, brent cannon. >> i want to know -- >> she got it. of course she did. ten seconds to tell us. i cannot open this. >> butter fingers. >> she is a psychic. [ sea gull squawking ]

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