golden great bridge. what will the weather have in store for us? it's monday, june 6th. good monday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. thanks for joining us. hope you are coming off a great weekend. let's check in with christina. >> it's great. we are going to see the temperatures we traditionally see this time of year. finally, spring in the bay area. this morning, not just yet. it feels tropical because it's so warm. we have light showers passing through the bay. where they are headed and how much longer we are dealing with this before the numbers warm up. let's check the traffic with mike. >> we are going to take a couple maps here and see what things are like around the maze. an easy flow of traffic toward the carquinez bridge heading out of the north bay and the east bay. a live look at the san mateo bridge, it's going to show the

camera shaking a tad bit from the hayward side across the bay. the camera trembles from time to time. chp has not called in an advisory yet. back to you. >> thank you very much. the mayor of east palo alto is promising the shooter over the weekend will be caught. we are live in east palo alto this morning for the latest on the search for the gunman. >> reporter: good morning, authorities are hoping to do everything they can to find whoever is responsible for this shooting that killed an infant boy and seriously injured that child's parents. i want to show you sketches of who authorities believe is responsible. the first is a hispanic male in mid teens to early 20s, weighing 120 to 130 pounds.

he was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt at the time of the shooting. the second is a hispanic male in his early 20s. 5'9" to 5' 10." authorities say the two men fired multiple shots leaving a baby shower on wisteria drive here in east palo alto before 1:00. the parents, 3-year-old child and 3-month-old son were all in the car. the parents, both 22 years old suffered gunshot wounds. the victims are former residents of east palo alto. he called the suspects a significant threat to the community. take a listen. >> clearly, any shooting is a

tragedy. when it's a child, especially a 3-month-old child, it strikes the hearts of the community. we are going to find you and you are going to be held accountable. >> you are looking at sketches of the two men authorities believe are responsible for the shooting. witnesses saw the men firing at the car, then running away from the scene. the infant's parents are expected to survive the shooting and the 3-year-old child was not injured. police are doing everything they can to find whoever is responsible. they say they have good leads at this point. again, no arrests have been made. if you have any information, you are asked to contact authorities. live in east palo alto. >> just so tragic. thank you so much. funeral services will be held friday for two san francisco firefighters who died in the line of duty. he was a former member of the

u.s. marine corps. anthony died saturday, two days after the fire. he was a 14-year veteran of the department. a flash over hit them. it's when fire ignites, reaching temperatures of more than 1,000 degrees. a third suffered smoke inhilation but was treated and released. the family of a missing nursing student is asking the fbi to take over the investigation. good morning. >> good morning, michelle is still missing more than a week after she disappeared on a break from kaiser permanente in hayward. the police department is too under staffed to take on the case. they say it took days for officers to search her apartment and it will take two weeks to process evidence from her car. they are committed to finding

her and working on leads that aren't being released publicly. police are trying to figure out how a body wrapped in a plastic bag ended up in a front yard. it was found on ticonderoga and pome avenue. officers say they saw blood coming out of the bag and a body inside it. they did not open the bag, but called the coroner. the coroner is working to identify the body and the cause of death. that's the latest from here at 5:05. back to you. thank you. deputies are asking for your help to find a man that pose eds a pest control worker. he pretended to take soil

samples and forced his way inside a home of a 73-year-old woman. he stole jewelry and fled in a white cargo van. if you have information, call the sheriff's department. come to the table. that is what four of san jose's unions are telling city leaders. they want to talk about reforming pensions now. the unions argue after months, the city put the talks on hold. damian trujillo is live in san jose with the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. there's no one inside san jose city hall, not at 5:00 in the morning. the unions set up shop. they set up a table and a huge banner. they are asking city leaders to come to the table. come inside and we'll talk about pension reform now. they met with city leaders on friday to discuss reforming pension programs. instead, the city told them they have to hold off on the talks

until they can come up with ballot language on those reforms. they voted to put a proposal on the november ballot. san jose is trying to bridge a budget gap. another big deficit is expected next year. the unions representing 600 workers say why wait? let's talk about reform right here, right now. >> this rv invites them to come right across the street and begin negotiations at our table. we are 150 steps from the front door. >> reporter: these are unions representing architects and engineers, mid level managers and maintenance supervisors. we left a message for the director of employee relations for the city of san jose. we sent him an e-mail as well. at 4:00 in the morning, not sure if he'll have access to the

e-mails. we are live, i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> it will be interesting to see. we'll have you all morning long out there to see if anyone comes out. 5:07 now. today, the supreme court could issue a ruling on banning the sale of violent video games to children. california is one of a number of states restricting what video games children can buy. they struck down the law in 2009 saying children and teens have free speech rights. the author will hold a news conference in san francisco. pg&e tested sections of natural gas lines in newark over the weekend. pg&e is checking 150 miles of ageing pipelines throughout the state similar to the one that

exploded in san bruno last year. later this month, hayward will be the next city to have the pressure testing done. all tests are scheduled to be complete by 2014. what about high pressure, low pressure? what's headed our way? >> in 2014 on this date, i think we can forecast -- >> christina's almanac. >> i'm not going to take a stab at that. three days out is rough. our weather is going to continue to improve. it's good out there now. areas north of the golden gate bridge, nice and clear in santa rosa. it's cold up there as a result. i'm going to show the temperatures in a minute. there's the swirl of low pressure. what happened was over the weekend, it sat here stationary sitting and spinning and pumping the moisture. we got hammered. now, they are looking at flooding in the central coast area. it's a better day to travel inland. by 7:00 p.m., we are looking

okay. we are going to see a mostly dry bay area because of the moisture left over. the temperatures are down right warm. 54 in livermore. 58, almost 60 degrees in san jose. you lost the cloud cover in the north bay. you are at 50 now in santa rosa and a decent round of fog. starting in the north bay, high pressure is building. we are going to watch that. 68 in san jose. the seven day outlook moments away now. you'll like what i have for you. do we like what mike has? >> right now, yeah. construction is scheduled to be picked up. 5:00 a.m. is the clearing here. north of here, highway 12, overnight work starting tomorrow and the next three days. keep that in mind.

i posted it on facebook. 580, out of the central valley, a smooth drive. out toward the dublin interchange. south from here, we are looking at a smooth drive. over the hills into the south bay with no major issues. there's a northbound slowing at 880 and mission. the travel times throughout the south bay, a nice flow here. a smooth drive from the north bay. i saw something pop up on the bridge. i'll check that out. back to you. >> sounds good. 5:11. hey, mike. why that business suit might cost you more. plus, one of the priciest dinners you will ever see up for sale. not the meal, the company that has people bidding millions. that's up next in a live report. plus a bay area teacher teams up with nasa and shares

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good monday morning to you. a beautiful look outside the bay bridge. look at the lights on the water there. just perfect. perfect morning. it's 5:14 now. california hit a major milestone. they have recycled 1 billion pounds of e-waste. it's with a b. commuters and tvs have been kept out of the landfills. california was the first state to pass an e-waste law in 2003. since then, 24 other states have followed suit. it seems to be paying off.

the worldwide developers conference gets under way in california. steve jobs is expected to be there. birtha is live at cnbc with a live look. good morning. >> good morning, laura. we could use a boost. it looks like we are going to have a downside to the open. probably a little bit of hangover. a lot of folks trying to dissect what it means with the horrible jobs report we saw friday. 54,000 jobs created in may. economists think with the economy stalling this badly, the federal reserve is likely to just keep things on hold longer than most people think. a lot of folks thought they would keep it through the end of this year. now, some think it will be through the end of next year. europe, trading is weaker, too. no economic data on tap for

today. we'll get reports later in the week. the dow fell 97 points. the nasdaq lost 40. are you in the market for a new suit? flooding and draughts in australia mean business folks may have to dig deeper into their pockets for a pinstriped suit. wool prices have already doubled in the past year because of the troubles in australia. the impact feeling that a number of retailers. if prices stay high, they have to adjust. s joseph a. banks is going to hike their prices within the year. a lunch with warren buffett. it runs through thursday. they paid a record $2.6 million to dine and dish with the

billionaire in new york city. prime rib there went for $36.50. buffett could buy 1.4 billion of them. proceeds go to an antipoverty group. if you could pay $2.5 million for lunch, you are doing pretty well already. >> no kidding. >> it's tax deductible. >> there's a perk for you. i thought the perk was it was a sit-down dinner instead of a buffet with buffett. >> he likes burgers and hot dogs. >> corn fed. right there from nebraska. a san jose high school teacher teaming up with nasa to help students learn about astronomy. this is home video she took and shared of the trip.

747 plane is equipped with all kind of computers and host of nasa scientists. she teaches science and physicists. she's one of six taking part in the program. she will share her experience and love of astronomy with her students. nasa will expand the program to more teachers next year. hopefully the weather department is fabulous this week. let's check it out. >> fabulous weather in store this week. you will not want to stay inside especially as we head into thursday and friday. some cities warm and toasty with 80-degree readings in the forecast. this is what we are looking at on a back to work monday. showers subsided. they are pushing into the south bay. it's where the action is this morning. take it easy. a little bit wet and windy this morning.

this is what we are watching for you. we have the system of low pressure. it dumped rain across the coastline. it's pushing in southern california. it's going to high tail it out of here. we have clearing. high pressure building back in and building in strong. that means the temperatures are going to jump from the mid-60s to the upper 70s toward the end of the week. a gorgeous week on tap. 58 degrees in san jose now. 54 in santa cruz. depending on if the temperatures drop that much in the next hour, i could revise the highs. we could see 70s. 68 is the forecast high in san jose. 65 in fremont. the seven day outlook looking very good. 75 by wednesday. we are up to 70 by friday. >> nice. >> if you want to hit the beach,

you are going to get a chance to do so. ladies break out the open-toe shoes. >> 5:19 now. why there will be a lot more congestion on highway 101 as crews get ready for a new project. steve jobs will be at the worldwide developers conference today making a big announcement. details next. 580 is moving smoothly through the wind s. you where t slowdowns in a bit. 580, i'll tell you about slowing i saw there. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage.

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welcome back, everyone. a live look outside hp pavilion this morning. kind of a mucky start to the day. nice weather coming our way. we'll wait for that.

it's 5:22 now. relief may be coming for drivers along the busy exit of highway 101. they are recommending setting aside $24 million in state bonds to realign the ramps on the capital expressway exit. one of the likely improvements, a ramp northbound 101 to allow traffic to enter the highway before the expressway. the newfound cash comes from savings on the 2008 bond measure. the work is expected to begin a year from now. it will be a big improvement. >> that's true. we are hoping for that area to improve. this is telly and capital. as we zoom in, you can see the slowing. it's the 42 off capital expressway.

it's the area we typically see back ups and right past those. stay to the left. we'll take you for a drive further north. there's moffit. the big deal here is this disabled vehicle according to chp have been notified it will be 1500 -- they are pushing a car off the road and going back to take care of it later. we'll look at the slowing we saw. it's 580 off the middle of the screen. a nice drive heading through the maze. a live look at the toll plaza. no problems here. just before 5:30, we should see more cars in the area. the congestion to begin just after 6:00. >> thank you very much. the former chief of the international monetary fund is

expected to plead not guilty to charges he sexually assaulted a female employee. he faces seven charges, including sex yawl attacks and abuse. he assaulted a housekeeping em employee eye anime 14th. he was a favorite for the next presidential race before his arrest. the world is watching apple this morning as steve jobs makes a rare public appearance. scott budman takes a look in tech today. good morning, the eyes of the nation will be on silicon valley once again this morning. looking for good news, we may get it from apple. let's start with the conference that kicks off at 10:00. ceo steve jobs expected to give the keynote speech to talk about software updates. and to kick off something called i cloud, a chance to take data

and music and store it away from mobile devices in the cloud. it's all the rage. it could free up space on your ipod or laptop. in a week that saw most stock prices going down, we got good news from tesla. the company selling more stock to help finance the next generation electric car. normally, when they sell so much stock, it takes down the price. their price rose all week. this 7-year-old won the nationwide google doodle contest and got to tour the campus and meet the google doodle staff. on top of all that, they win an all expense paid trip to space camp. his goal is to some day be an

astronaut. some day google will probably try to recruit him. for now, back to you. >> thank you very much, scott. it's 5:26. violence has police looking for answers this morning. >> reporter: good morning, i'm christie smith, live in hayward where the family of a missing nursing student is getting frustrated. what they want coming up in a live report. wildfire season seems to be starting in southern california. another western state is dealing with their own fire issues this morning. ç

>> i'm damian trujillo live at san jose city hall where the unions are demanding pension reform talks right now. that's coming up next. a live look outside beautiful golden gate bridge. a beautiful week in store.

it's monday, june 6th. this is today in the bay. good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are going to get to the top stories in a moment. first, a look at the forecast with christina loren. >> that's what folks are going to be talking ability. all the rain we had over the weekend, we'll go over the totals and who got hit the hardest. you are going to like the forecast. it's coming up in moments. let's get you to work now. good morning, mike. >> good morning, christina. the rain calmed down quite a bit since the weekend. we are looking at livermore, 580 with slowing, 15 minutes out of the altamont pass and toward the dublin interchange. the construction picked up from the eastbound side. speeds upper 50s.

it's good news. we'll see the change over the next ten to 15 minutes. chp has an official advisory for winds on the bay bridge. it could be gusty at times. >> 5:30 now. this morning, the family of a missing nursing student is getting frustrated. >> reporter: she was last seen on may 27th, around 7:00 p.m. she was heading toward her car to take a break and hasn't been seen since. her family is getting frustrated with what they see as an investigation gone wrong. the family received only few updates about the 26-year-old nursing student. her apartment was not searched

until four days after she disappeared. police indicated it would take weeks to get results back from her car. they believe it would go quicker if the fbi were involved. the family says we have been assured they have personnel working around the clock yet only six personnel are assigned to the team and three of them recently went on vacation. they contacted the fbi early on in the investigation and used some of their resources and served search warrants and working on many leads not made public. they are committed to solving the case. >> thank you very much, christie. oakland detectives are busy investigating three separate shootings. a man from vallejo is in critical condition after being shot in a parking lot across the

street from maxwell's lounge in oakland. just before that, a 52-year-old man was injured in a separate shooting in a drive way on 90th avenue. in the meantime, saturday, a 51-year-old man was shot and killed on high street. police are offering rewards leading to the arrest of the shooters. now, to the peninsula where a 3-month-old baby is dead, tragically caught in gunfire. now, the search is on for the suspected gunmen. the shooters fired at the family as they were getting into their car on wisteria drive around 1:00 yesterday morning. the father shot in the shoulder and mother in the back as she was trying to shield her children from the bullets. both are expected to recover. a 3-year-old boy in the car was not injured. take a look at these sketches.

police say they are the men that sprayed the bullets into the car. they were wearing dark hoodies and beany hats. a wildfire in arizona continue to burn this morning. marla tellez is live in the news room with an update. a wildfire is burning near bakersfield. more than 350 acres have burned so far in kern county, east of bakersfield. a couple nearby communities have been evacuated including dutch john flats. predicted thunderstorms are feared because hundreds of abandoned gold mines are in that area. the key fire, as it's been named is 10% contained. in arizona, a huge wildfire could grow because of a windy forecast and expected lightning

storm. there's no containment on the fire near the new mexico border. so far, it's burned 184,000 acres and forced the evacuation of 2200 people. authorities ordered more residents to evacuate yesterday. 1300 firefighters are fighting the flames. it's deemed the third largest fire in history. it's coming as far from oregon and new york. i was in new mexico over the weekend and that smoke made its way there. >> zero containment so far. >> scary. >> up against a lot there. thank you for the update. this morning, several city union representatives are camped across from city hall ready to discuss pension reform. damian trujillo is live in san jose with the latest. a unique way they are doing it.

>> reporter: it really is. good morning. it's dawn at san jose city hall. city leaders are in for quite a sunrise when they walk into work on monday morning. look what's awaiting them. they parked this rv in front of city hall. it will stay here, staffed, 24/7 inviting city leaders to come talk about pension reform. they have been pushing for the talks for more than a year. now, they put the talks on hold until they can come up with the ballot language. they voted to put a pension reform on the november ballot. the unions are saying let's talk now. to make it easy on city negotiators, they are inviting them to come in and continue talking about reforming pensions. >> we are here. we are going to be here 24/7. we have actual numbers that have

been analyzed. we are ready to work with them. >> reporter: the unions here today represent 600 employees, mostly mid level managers, architects and engineers. san jose is facing a $115 million budget deficit this year. more bad news is expected next year. we are waiting to hear from alex, the labor relations negotiator here for the city of san jose. it is early in the morning, so he might not get the couple messages i left him. i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> thank su, damian. i want to check the forecast. a lot of people stuck inside with the weekend weather. what's in store now? >> a lot of people were stuck inside but i have impressive numbers from what we experienced over the weekend. in san francisco, we picked up

over an inch of rain. it's only june 6th. san jose, we are the wettest june on record this year, 2011 with almost an inch of rain over the past three days. you probably had a little bit of flooding and ponding outside your door. we need that water over the summer. we could see a warm, dry summer. i wouldn't be surprised. oh, yeah. you know what i'm talking about, laura. you were with me through it all this year. high pressure is building back in. as it does, today looks good. we have the threat for isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. i think the north bay is already getting a break. it will last throughout today and the rest of the week. santa rosa picked up two inches of rain over the weekend. a record breaking couple of days. to break the record, the

all-time record for june in san jose, very impressive in my book. we have all the clouds hovering around the area. it's nice and mild this morning. the clouds are working as a blanket. 58 degrees now in san jose. we are going to hit 68, close to 70 today. the sun will come out. we have good air quality. a good pollen count because of the rain. there are good points. 73 by tuesday. 78 by friday. why we are going to cool down for the weekend coming up. now, let's get to work with mike inouye. >> i love the forecast. folks are going to love the traffic at present. things are going to change for both of us. we are looking toward san francisco. there was emergency construction closing the onramp. i heard it just cleared. it's better news getting out of

the city. tonight, giants are playing. hopefully the weather is going to be great for the games. we have a lice look at the seven day. we get a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. mist in the air. actually a little bit of gray skies. they are starting to clear up. the digital camera is showing unusual stuttering going on. traffic is moving smoothly. we look at the travel times, a smooth flow here. wind advisory for the bay bridge. the camera is shaking from time to time. >> thank you, mike. it's 5:40 now. oakland police trying to make sure the city streets are safer. one man announces his presidential conditioned si. cyclists getting up early this

morning for a ride down california's coastline. the sun is making an appearance. 5:40 now.

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>> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:42 now. another republican is jumping into the presidential race today. tracie potts is live in washington. who is entering now? >> reporter: the former senator from pennsylvania. he used to be the number three here on capitol hill. he got beaten badly by bob casey. he's back in politics after a hiatus. he confirmed early this morning and announcing later today that he is throwing his hat in the ring on the gop side for president. he's going to make the announcement in pennsylvania near the coal mines where his

grandfather used to work. he's told that story over and over as he visits iowa and new hampshire. he's headed there this week. south carolina, he's been there 16 times ramping up the campaign. the big issue in the upcoming debate, which is going to be next week among the gop candidates is going to be the economy. we saw the numbers come out on friday. not good. 54,000 jobs created. republicans will continue to hammer the obama administration and campaign on those numbers. he said he'll participate in the debate next week. interestingly, so has michele bachmann. >> and sarah palin, not yet, either, right? >> that's right. she's on a bus tour, then saying she's 50/50 so far in declaring whether she's run for president. we are waiting to hear from her. >> exactly.

we have heard enough about paul revere from her, thank you very much. the jury will return to deliberations this morning. jurors did not deliberate on friday. the 12 men and women are trying to decide if the former community leader ordered the murder of the three men. mackey is charged with helping in all three murders. jurors have been deliberating for almost three weeks now. mayor jean kwon is on hand to introduce a new communication system. it will make it easier for police to communicate with the fire department during emergencies. several times during the past year, police units had to use their cell phones instead of radios because of glitches in the system.

2500 cyclists are riding to los angeles this morning trying to raise money. on june 5th, 1981, the federal government released a report documenting the first cases of what became known as aids. >> in san francisco alone, two new infections aday. make sure you get tested and raise the awareness. cyclists are expected to reach los angeles by the end of the week. this year's ride is expected to raise $13 million for aids research. >> it's 5:46 now. prom night is a night to remember. for one high school couple, theirs was a prom night that almost wasn't. james at a time put up foot high card board letters to ask his date to the prom.

he thought it was a cool idea. the school thought otherwise and banned him from the prom. eventually, it was all too much for the headmaster. tate was allowed to go after all. >> i feel like it's, i don't know, puff daddy or something. >> they look like they're going to a wedding. after the usual struggle of a pretied bow along with a bouquet of flowers. oh, you need to let her walk in front of you, though. it is 5:47. god forbid we get out our high school prom photos. i'm sure christina's are fine. >> we are looking good. if your prom is friday, if it's saturday or sunday, you don't have to worry about rain coming down on your gorgeous gown.

it's going to clear things out. as of today, mostly sunny conditions. we'll be back in the mid 70s. a big time change in the overall pattern as the system of low pressure finally heads out of here. it sat and spun along the coast. san francisco picked up over an inch of rain. major records broken. now, all things will turn more tranquil around here as high pressure moves in. you can see how it's taken over the ridge of high pressure. it's going to keep the storm track well to the north. what we are getting is in the south bay and moving out. by noon, mostly clear conditions over the entire bay area. potential for pop-up thunderstorms. we could see a little bit of light precipitation come through. it's clearing out of here nice.

by tomorrow, we are going to rule out the rain chance. it's great news. 65 degrees in fremont. 68 in los gatos and 68 in san jose. we have a baseball game tonight. the forecast is coming up in a minute for the giants game. 75 degrees by wednesday. we are up to 78 degrees by friday. and the weekend, we have this little system that's going to try to inch its way in here. it will provide cloud cover as a result. it's not quite as warm, but staying nice. 74 sunday. back to you. >> that is baseball weather. as you mentioned, perfect. the giants are ready to start a three-game series. they are going into the series on a high note after winning against the rockies. giants helped by solid pitching. gave up one run in the eighth inning. hits and the go-ahead run. wilson came in to secure that

good monday morning to you. no, we are in june, not january. take a look at this live look from this is 80 by kingsdale this morning. i don't know if chains are required up there. do you know? isn't that amazing? all the rainfall we got here leads to snow up above. yeah, in june. it's crazy. >> crazy. >> 5:53 now. u-2 fans, listen un. now is your chance to help someone in need and get tickets to see bono. ♪ >> as part of stub hubs take off your boots campaign to collect shoes for souls for soles. it takes place from 3:00 to 6:00 this afternoon at the hard rock

cafe in san francisco. there's a limit of one pair of u-2 tickets per person. they will give away 125 pairs of tickets. not too bad. we'll see if bono is hitchhiking the streets in the bay area. >> picked up by ann edmonton oiler. yes, chains are in effect. it's june and we have a chain requirement. we are looking here. folks use interstate 580 toward the valley. it's a smooth drive. i did see a good stretch of slowing. it's calmed down a bit. really jamming down on the streets here. below 15 miles per hour for much

of the stretch in antioch. we'll get a live look out. the golden gate bridge is a smooth drive. north bay, no major slowing. another live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the wind advisory is okay. starting to see more clouding here. a smooth drive south of here. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:55 now. this morning, a medium sized tremor shook an area of new zealand. take a look at the surveillance we have when it hit the city of christ church. the city has been rattled by several aftershocks since the deadly 6.3 hit back in february. steve jobs is making one of his first public appearances

since taking a leave of absence. >> good morning. apple is expected to kick off the worldwide developer conference with a keynote speech from steve jobs on i-cloud, a way to store music and data up in the cloud on music and servers. it will free up space on your laptop and ipod. it kicks off at 10:00. we'll have updates on the web and twitter. as for jobs, as far as the country is concerns, the news is not good. the latest jobs report was very, very sluggish. the nationwide unemployment rate going to 9.1% despite the job growth in the silicon valley. if you leave the bay area, the picture doesn't look that good. let's bring it back to the bay area for the cutest story of the

week. this is a 7-year-old of san bruno. this is the young man who beat out 107,000 other people to win the nationwide google doodle contest. we caught up with him as he got to tour campus and meet the doodlers for the first time. on top of that, he won an all expense paid trip for him and his family to alabama and the space camp. it was given to him by a real life astronaut. the big story this week kicking off this morning with apple in san francisco. we'll be there withes u apdllat morning long. back to you. >> we look forward to that. stick around. beth!

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