bay. a body is found inside a garbage bag along a sunnyvale street. >> reporter: good morning, i'm christie smith. the family of a missing student is expressing frustration. what they want to see happen, coming up in a live report. >> live in east palo alto this morning, a horrific shooting leaves an infant baby boy dead. why authorities believe it was a targeted shooting. >> a lot of news to cover as we take a live look outside the bay bridge. it's monday, june 6th, today in the bay. good monday morning. thanks for joining us. it's 6:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. hopefully you made it through the weekend. let's get a look at the

forecast. any rain in sight? >> we have a little bit out there. this is one of the last full weeks of school for local kids. as they break for summer. it's going to feel like summer. watch for slick conditions in the south bay. we had showers roll through. let's check the drive with mike. >> we'll watch it on the roadways. no reports so far. we're looking over here to the maze and approach to the bay bridge. we are looking at the giants game tonight. traffic through the area around at&t park. watch for that. laura showed this to you. i wanted to point out the camera calmed down a bit. we have seen the camera shake quite a bit. there's a high wind advisory in place by chp. watch crossing the bay this morning. laura, back to you. the mayor of east palo alto promising the shooters

responsible for killing an infant over the weekend will be caught. we are live in east palo alto on the search for the gunman. >> horrific story. they are saying the shooting that killed the infant baby boy is a top priority. it was no accident the child's parents were targeted. investigators say two men fired multiple shots at a family leaving a baby shower. it happened around 1:00 monday morning. the parents were in the car with their 3-year-old child and 3-month-old infant. the mother, trying to shield her children, but the youngest was hit. take a close look at who authorities think is responsible for the shooting. the first weighing 130 to 140 pounds. he has a thin build, brown hair and medium to dark complexion.

he was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. the other is a hispanic male in his mid-20s. he weighs 180 pounds, brown hair and dark eyes with a medium complexion. city leaders and police say they are committed to bringing those suspects to justice. >> we believe we are close. we will be steadfast in tracking them down and making sure they receive justice. it's the one thing i promised the mother. >> reporter: in the shooting, the parents suffered non-life threatening wounds. it's obviously hit this community hard. they led a vigil last night. the shooting actually comes at a time when crime has dropped here in east palo alto. murders dropped 75%.

meanwhile, investigators are hoping anyone will come forward with information leading to an arrest in the shooting. they are offering a $25,000 reward for that. >> let's hope they catch them, thank you very much. 6:04 now. deputies are asking for your help in catching a man who posed as a pest control worker. it happened on porter lane around 8:40 saturday morning. the man posed as a pest control worker pretending to take soil samples and forced his way into the home of the 73-year-old woman and assaulted her. anyone with information is asked to call santa clara county sheriff's department. this morning, the family of a missing nursing student is frustrated with the efforts to find her.

christie smith is live with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i just got off the phone with hayward police and they will likely have an update on the progress of the case by mid-morning. michelle was last seen may 27th when she went to her car on a break. it's now june 6th and they have not seen her. the family is frustrated with what they call slow progress. the family says they have received few updates about the 26-year-old nursing student. a family spokesperson says the apartment was not searched until four days after she disappeared. police indicated it would take two weeks to get results back from the search of her car. the family believes it search might be further along if the fbi took over. that evidence might be analyzed more quickly. in a statement, the family says

we have been assured they have personnel around the clock yet only six are assigned to the team. of those, three recently went on vacation. the police contacted the fbi early on and have used some of their resources and they are investigating many leads that have not been made public. at this point, the reward stands at $40,000. more money has come in over the weekend. there may be updated information about the reward money coming out later today. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, today in the bay. >> it gets tougher and tougher as time goes on. police are trying to figure out how a body wrapped in a plastic bag ended up in someone's front yard. it was found around 10:30 outside a home on ticonderoga drive and pome avenue.

they found the bag between bushes near the sidewalk. officers say they saw blood coming out of the bag. they didn't open the bag and called the coroner. the coroner is working to identify the body and the cause of death. there was overnight news from iraq. marla tellez is live to tell us more. >> good morning. it is 6:07 now. an attack killed five u.s. military service members in iraq. it happened in baghdad. iraqi security officials are saying it was due to a rocket attack on a base in eastern baghdad. the americans killed were at the base as advisers. it's the single biggest loss of lives since 2009. fine ral services for the two san francisco firefighters who died in the line of duty will be held fri.

a 21 year veteran of the department. anthony died saturday, two days after the fire. he was a 14-year veteran at the department. they were fighting a house fire when experts say a flashover hit them. it's when a fire reaches temperatures of over 1,000 degrees. now the funerals will be held at st. mary's cathedral on friday. the fire department expects thousands of firefighters from around the bay area and beyond to attend. >> no doubt. it's a brotherhood. it is. it's such a big loss. thank you very much. pg&e tested sections of pipelines in the city of newark over the weekend. the pipes were installed back in 1949. pg&e is testing 150 miles of pipeline similar to the one that

exploded in san bruno last year. all tests are scheduled to be complete by 2014. firefighters in arizona say high winds could push a wildfire across the state. the blaze already burned 192,000 acres. fire crews are trying to hold a 30 mile line across. the weather is not cooperating. national weather service is predicting winds of 30 miles per hour in eastern arizona. conditions so dry they are ripe for additional wildfires. another is burning here in california in kern county north of bakersfield. now, temperatures are going to get warmer. are we going to be where we need to be for this time of year? >> girl, we need to be out on the beach, sipping breezies.

we are going to get good weather. what's normal, people say there's no such thing as normal. the average temp for this time of year is mid to upper 70s. yes, we will see more of that. seeing great improvement over the course of the morning. we started out with a lot of shower activity. the showers have cleared out. we have a bone dry radar. we are expecting a little of it to push on shore throughout the morning hours. this is what we are looking at now. here is the big system of low pressure that brought the rain over the weekend. it's pushing into southern california. as it continues to head out of here, high pressure is moving in. high pressure is building in. this is the pattern that is traditional to the bay area this time of year. that will be the case for thursday, friday and possibly 80s popping up on the temperature map.

we are going to see spring and summer like conditions. a lot of activity passed through the south bay. the temperatures this morning, no ac necessary. no heater. it's actually quite comfortable. 57 degrees now in hayward as we head through the afternoon. 63 in oakland. 68 degrees in san jose. a little bit more mild in the north bay. i think the showers stopped. we have a giants game in town at at&t park. you know what that means. traffic around the stadium will be thick. >> also parking scarce. we are looking over here. the speeds are changing. now, through the heart of livermore, a 17 minute drive. westbound highway 4, speeds very

slow. below 10 miles per hour heading toward horizon toward loveridge. a nice easy drive. we look at the maze. a smooth drive. we end with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. maybe at 6:15 or 6:20 the lights will be turned on. >> we are going to check your accuracy. >> still to come, oakland police unveil a new tool that will help them help you better. >> reporter: i'm damian trujillo. live at san jose city hall. this is what awaits city leaders when they show up to work this morning. i'll explain why, coming up. a live look outside. a gray start to the morning hoping for the sun's ap6:an.12 6:12 now. we have our eye on the forecast.

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welcome back this morning. it's 6:14 right now. come to the table. this is what four of san jose leaders are saying to community leaders. after months of pushing for the talks, the city put them all on hold. damian trujillo is live in san jose and joins us with the latest. good morning. that's the trailer behind you. >> reporter: this is what awaits city leaders. the unions showed up with this rv asking the city leaders to walk across the street. they say come over and talk pension reform right now. the union says they are making it easy for city administrators. all they have to do is walk across the street and talk

pension reform. we are told pension reform talks were off until they can come up with ballot language. they voted to put a proposal on the ballot, but the unions say why wait? they are ready to talk pensions right now, right across the street. the rv will be manned 24/7 to give city leaders the opportunity to get past. san jose is facing a $115 million budget deficit all yearlong. >> we are ready to pass reform and city is not. they are dragging their feet. they will not sit with us to negotiate reform. >> reporter: the labor relations director has been talking to the unions for more than a year. we have left him a couple messages about today's union action. on friday, as i sat down with the san jose mayor, i asked him

if he will ever see one year where he won't have fiscal instability. this is his fifth year in office. he said not a chance. we are live at san jose city hall. i'm damian trujillo. >> probably not a chance for any mayors of this state. mayor jean kwon will be on hand to launch the system at highland hospital. it will make it easier to communicate during emergencies. several times police units had to use their cell phones instead of radios because of so many glitches in the system. let's see if it works. a san jose high school teacher teaming up with nasa. she spent the weekend flying. this is home video she took of the trip. the 747 plane is equipped with

all kinds of computers. she teaches science and physics. she's one of six teachers taking part in the pilot program. she will share the experience with her students. nasa is going to expand it to more teachers coming up next year. coming up now, a look at the forecast. lots of people anxious for it. >> i have the forecast you want, finally, after all this time. we have good weather for you this week. good morning to you. you can see where the showers are right now. take a look at what's headed our way. high pressure. we have a little cell pass through the south bay. overall, we are drying out nicely. high pressure is going to warm us up tuesday through friday. we are going to tack on a couple degrees to the forecast, each and every day through friday. if you are looking for the sunshine, if you have bought the spring wardrobe, you are going

to have a chance to wear it. i's going to feel like summertime around here. that's good news. a few showers clearing for today. mild this afternoon. as we head throughout the week, we tack on a couple degrees each and every day. this wet pattern, this unusual june weather is finally giving us a break. 55 degrees in san francisco. it's mild this morning in san jose. 56 in sunnyvale. mid to upper 60s. tomorrow, the 70s pop up across the board, even san francisco. 68 in los gatos and 68 in san jose. we have a little bit of moisture left over. watch for fog, if you are headed to at&t park, yesterday's game wasn't too bad. today, if you have the tickets, if you are lucky enough, it's going to be gorgeous. breezy, 58 degrees. here it is, the seven day

outlook. if you want a warm up, here it is. we look good over the weekend. >> okay. looks good. thank you very much. it's 6:19 now. coming up, big changes for highway 101. it could make the morning commute easier. >> as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza, did i call the metering lights right? i'll explain the reason for the slowdown you see. >> all right. clear it up for us. the clouds hopefully will clear up. not a bad day to th bbey.e y ao ow nth at at [ male announcer ] yiayia may not approve of michelle's wardrobe.

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fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees. welcome back, everyone. clearing skies for this week. it's a nice way to start off our monday morning. hopefully, you are coming off a nice weekend. want to check the morning commute as a lot of folks head out the door. how's it looking, mike? >> no major incidents related to weather. the south bay was hit a few minutes ago. we are looking at a nice volume of traffic. an 18 minute drive and increasing. now, heading toward the bay bridge, these travel times are moving nicely. it makes its way over toward the

plaza. the back up forming. now, i called the metering lights on soon. they have been helped. there was an accident reported at the toll plaza. a motorcycle sounds horrible. no one was injured. the metering lights were on. the back up builds for 15 to 20 minutes. a live look at the san mateo bridge. westbound over toward the peninsula with no major delays. i want to point out, i was on the peninsula, getting off the bridge, american heart association, we had a fund-raiser. we raised over $300,000 that night. >> wow, that's great. >> yeah, outstanding. thanks for involving me. >> it's nice of you to come out on the weekend. thank you, mike. relief may be coming for drivers stuck in congestion off highway 101 in san jose. they recommend setting aside $24

million in state bonds to realign the capitol exits. one likely improvement will be a new ramp from 101 to capital expressway to enter the highway before the expressway. the newfound cash comes from savings on other projects from a 2008 bond measure. they are going to be welcome changes. california hit a major milestone. we have recycled one billion pounds of e-waste. that's computers and tvs kept out of landfills. california was the first state to pass an e-waste law. since then, 24 states followed our lead. california pays for the waste program through fees charged on

your receipt when you buy a television, laptop or monitor. the supreme court will rule on banning violent video games to children. california passed laws restricting what video games children can buy. they struck down the law in 2009 saying children and teens have spree speech rights protected by the first amendment. they will hold a news conference in san francisco. well, the world is watching apple this morning as steve jobs gets ready to make a rare public appearance. scott budman takes a look. >> good morning, the eyes of the nation are on silicon valley. we may get good news from apple. the developers conference kicks off at 10:00. ceo of apple steve jobs plans to give updates to the devices you

are using at home and kick off i-cloud, a chance to take data and music and store it away from devices in the cloud. 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. they are selling more stock to finance the next generation electric car. normally, it knocks down the value of current shares. there's so much optimism that company saw stock prices rise all week long. here is the cutest story of the day. this 7-year-old won the nationwide google doodle contest and got to tour the campus. he got the meet the google doodle staff and on top of all that, he and his family win an all expense paid trip to space

camp in alabama. after all, he says his goal is to some day be an astronaut. we will check back in later this morning with updates on the apple event. for now, back to you. >> thank you, scott. we appreciate it. still to come, we are going to tell you about the investigation into a body found along a sidewalk in sunnyvale. plus, a 3-month-old baby is shot and killed after a babywe hava r we have a live report, coming up. g

coming up on today in the bay, police find a body hidden behind bushes in sunnyvale. the latest on the investigation is next. >> reporter: good morning, i'm christie smith. the family of a missing nursing student want a change in the

investigation. what they are calling for, coming up in a live report. >> reporter: live in east palo alto, an infant baby boy is shot and killed. who authorities believe is responsible. live look outside alcatraz island. a lot of folks, triathletes made the swim. it's monday, june 6th, today in the bay. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina loren. the weather didn't keep the triathletes away this weekend. >> hey, not a lot does. we have a few light showers passing through. at the current time, a lot of activity subsided. you are getting a bit of a break now, if you are someone hitting the highways.

mondays can be tough. how tough? >> the rain -- i totally made that term up. we have a little slowing that's not weather related. we have an improvement project north of 680. we are looking at the maze. the metering lights have been turned on for ten minutes. the back up forms quickly. back to the end of the parking lot already. that is monday. >> thank you very much. new this morning, a family desperate for clues and demanding answers. loved ones are demanding for help to expand the search. they want the fbi to take the lead. christie smith is live where family members say police officers may not have what it takes to solve the case. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the family is understandably worried sick. the last time anyone saw her was may 27th and here it is june

6th. in their opinion, the investigation is going too slowly. they want the fbi to take the lead in trying to find the 26-year-old nursing student who went to her car for a break in hayward and hasn't been seen since. two chief complaints, they say police did not search her apartment until four days after she disappeared. the police told them it would take two weeks to get the results back of a search of her car. they feel, if the fbi were out here, her picture would be on the missing person's website link. the family said they have been assured personnel are working around the clock but there are only six assigned to the case and recently, three of them went on vacation. they are saying they are committed to solving this case and will stay on it for as long

as it takes. they are expected to have an update sometime mid-morning. it may have to do with new information on the reward in the case. it may be going up. last it was at $40,000 on friday. >> thank you very much. it's a lot of money. is most of the money put up by the family? >> reporter: we are hearing it's coming in from a lot of sources. the family has been collecting donations. it was $40,000 on friday. it keeps going up. more people are worrieied about her. >> let's hope it helps. thank you very much. police are looking into how a body ended up in someone's front yard in sunnyvale. someone found the body around 10:30 outside a home on ticonderoga drive and pome avenue. officers say they saw blood

coming out of the bag and saw a body inside it. they didn't open the bag but called the coroner. this morning, we are following the search for a gunman responsible for killing an infant in east palo alto. the mayor is promising the shooters will be caught. we are live in east palo alto with more on the update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's horrible. authorities say they have promising leads, but no arrests have been made in a shooting that killed an infant baby boy and seriously injured that child's parents. take a look at who authorities believe is responsible. the first suspect is a hispanic male in his teens to early 20s, weighing 130 to 140 pounds, a thin build, brown hair and medium to dark complexion. the second suspect is described as a hispanic male in his early

20s. 5'9" to 5' 10" and weighs 180 pounds. authorities say the two men fired multiple shots into the car of a family leaving a baby shower on wisteria drive just before 1:00 sunday morning. the parents, 3-year-old child and 3-month-old son were all in the car. the infant suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head. police chief ronald davis says the victims are former residents. he called the suspects a significant threat to the community. >> clearly any shooting is a tragedy. when it's a child, it strikes at the heart of our community and all of our communities. my direct message to them is we will find you and you will be

held accountable. >> reporter: witnesses say they say the men firing at the car and running away from the scene. the mother tried to shield the children. the older child was not injured. they are urging anyone with information to come forward. they are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> i can't imagine what those parents must be going through. thank you very much. the wildfire that started more than a week ago in arizona continues to build. now, firefighters have one on their hands. marla tellez is live in the news room with an update on both. good morning. >> good morning, laura. it is now 6:37. this morning, a wild fire is burning near bakersfield. more than 350 acres have burned in kern county, 45 miles east of

bakersfield. nearby communities have been evacuated including dutch john flats. predicted thunderstorms are feared because hundreds of abandoned gold mines are in the area. the key fire, as it's been named is 10% contained. in arizona, the huge wildfire there could grow because of a windy forecast and expected lightning storm. there are no containment on the wildfire near new mexico and eastern arizona. it's burned 184,000 acres and forced the evacuation of more than 2200 people. they ordered more to evacuate yesterday. firefighters have come from oregon and new york. it's the third largest wildfire in state history. so far, no injuries reported. >> let's hope it remains that

way. zero containment is a tough fight. high winds and dry conditions make for a tough one to fight a fire. >> then you have the system of low pressure headed that way, capable of producing strong lightning strikes. yeah, they are under the gun. us, however, we are getting a break, finally. we had strong storms roll through the east bay. i was watching the radar. concord got hit hard. san jose, we have an all time record for the month of june. it's only the sixth of june for the rain we picked up the last three days. it should be good to replenish the summertime months. we stop the clock at 11:00 a.m. we have a little cell here. it doesn't look like the cell is going to push on shore. a little action in san jose through 3:00 p.m. the area will be dry. as we stop the clock for you at 4:00, clear conditions across

the bay. if you need to get outside to take care of anything, you will have ample time to do so. the high pressure finally builds back in. take a look at the strong ridge. this brings temperatures up to the 70s. this is what we are looking at as we head throughout the afternoon today. highs are going to stay nice and mild. it won't be all that warm. 56 in sunnyvalsunnyvale. 69 degrees in gilroy and i have that seven day outlook with the warming trend coming up in moments. let's get you to work right now, 6:40. hey, mike. >> warming trend in the seven day. i like that. we are looking here, it's a slowing trend. it's highway 4 westbound. slower. speeds down into the single digits. that's a typical spot. heavier than we typically see on a monday.

report came in to chp, flooding across all lanes. christina's report said no rain in the area. a water main break, we just got that from our producer. we are looking westbound 580. 23 minute drive. a smooth drive so far to the maze approaching the bay bridge. the toll plaza, a live look to see how things are shaping up. a smooth drive. it goes to west grand avenue. 880 past the coliseum, we are seeing the volume start. a slowdown through the area as well. back to you. >> thank you. 6:41 now. another republican jumping into the presidential race today. tracie potts is live in washington. let's see. who could it be this time? >> reporter: get used to the names. mitt romney, tim pawlenty, now

rick san tore um. he was the senator from pennsylvania who got beaten badly five years ago by bob casey by 18 points. he's hoping to make a comeback. he's made a living for five years promoting antiabortion efforts here in washington at a think tank. he's pitched himself as an ultraconservative entering the race of republicans hoping to beat president obama. he confirmed it this morning. the official announcement comes in an hour or so in pennsylvania, then off to iowa, new hampshire. very important primary and caucus states. he and other republican candidates will be hammering the issue of the economy. not a good jobs report last friday. if that continues, it could be a real issue for the obama am pain. live from washington, i'm tracie potts. >> thank you very much. the giants win another nail

biter as the as slide continues. bay area cyclists hope to raise millions of dollars for aids research with a very long ride. a live look outside the golden gate bridge. traffic is picking up there a little bit on this monday morning. temperatures picking up as well. heat t'sdoo g.s.ew n 6:43 right now. and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen.

welcome back, everyone. a live look outside this morning overlooking the san francisco bay. sadly, the flags in san francisco at half staff because of the two fallen firefighters. sadly, their lives were taken after fighting a fire. 6:46 now. the former chief of the international monetary fund is expected to plead not gill tuil charges he sexually assaulted a woman employee. police say he assaulted a housekeeping employee at a new york hotel on may 14th. he was a favorite for france's next presidential race before this arrest. cnn reports the justice department tried to work out a plea deal with john edwards before he pleaded not guilty. they wanted him to serve six months in jail if he pleaded

guilty to breaking campaign finance laws. he did not want to spend that much time away from his son and daughter. he pled guilty to charges on friday. served 20 months for firing a gun inside a nightclub. he left prison less than an hour ago. he shot himself in the leg with a pistol. he didn't have a license for the gun. about 2500 cyclists are riding south to los angeles trying to raise money for aids research. they left san francisco on the 30th anniversary of the aids crisis. on june 5th they released a

report of what would be known as aids. in san francisco alone, two new infections a day in san francisco. we want everyone to get tested and raise the awareness and sigma associated with the disease. >> this year's ride is expected to raise $13 million for aids research. the giants are getting red dou start a three-game series against the nationals. they are going on a high note after winning against the rockies. the giants help by solid pitching. gave up one run in eight innings. in the bottom of the eighth, tied at one. torres hits the run. very nice. as, not faring so well. they are in the middle of a six-game losing streak. three losses to the red sox.

they lost 6-3 last night. what about baseball weather? we haven't felt that in awhile. we'll cheer on the guys but they are called the boys of summer. >> i hear they like it cool. barry zito may take the mound for the giants tonight. maybe. if so, i'll be at that game. showers are clearing quickly. mild conditions for the afternoon. we have a gradual warm up this week each and every day through your friday. we are tacking on a couple degrees. a lot of sunshine. it's going to be really, really nice. you'll be able to enjoy it after the weekend. it was a tough one. 55 in navato. 57 in hayward. hey, if you have giants tickets this week, you are in for a treat. at noon today, 55 in the city. cloudy conditions. by 4:00 p.m., we lose a lot of cloud cover.

60 degrees on the breezy side. by 7:15, as we see the game starting, we'll be on the breezy side, kind of cool. bring a jacket with you. other highs, 65 in fremont. 69 in gilroy. as we head through the remainder of the week, here it is, the best looking seven day i put together. oh, you have to wait a minute for it. hold on, hold on. bear with me. it's monday. >> the anticipation is killing me. >> hold it there, i have something good for you. >> we need music or something. >> here it comes. are you ready? my producer is going to give it to me after this. here we go, the seven day outlook. it speaks for itself. 78 by friday. 73 on saturday. laura, let's make plans to go shopping now, can we? >> i know where all the outdoor malls are. thank you very much. 6:50 now. coming up, a teacher caught on

camera punching a student tells her side of the story. >> and we look as the time comes up, speeds go down in the south bay. an overview and show you where the slow downs are and an update on the busted water main we have been following. i'm damian trujillo live at san jose city hall where the pension reform.nng tnson i'll explain, coming up. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that.

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good monday morning to you. seeing the bay bridge off in the distance. 6:53 now. what about the traffic? let's check the commute with

mike. >> we hope for a crystal clear view on the roads. there's slowing at telly. southbound 680 south of this camera reports of an accident in lanes now. there will be a traffic hazard, not an accident. there's a piece of metal in the road. a smooth drive-through this area. north of that shot, livermore, increased slowing because of more folks heading through the area. discovery bay boulevard. we end with the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. it's not bad. holding steady. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have an update on several city unions camped out across from city hall. they want the city to come back to the negotiating table to discuss pension reforms.

damian trujillo is live in san jose with the unique way to talk. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, they parked across from city hall at 4:00 this morning. their message, walk across the street, 150 steps, let me show you how close it is. workers say they will be here 24/7 to allow city negotiators to walk across the street at anytime and talk about pension reform. they met with unions friday and were told the talks were on hold until they could come up with ballot language. they voted to put a reform mesh sure on the ballot. the unions say why wait until then. let's talk now. >> this rv invites them to begin negotiations at our table. we are 150 steps from the front door. >> san jose is facing a $115

million budget deficit next fiscal year and more red ink is expected for a couple years. i'm told there's a senior staff meeting at city hall. this will be on the agenda. we are live at city hall, i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. a teacher caught on camera punching a student is telling her side of the story. >> this is cell phone incident of what happened in brooksville, florida. she was seen hitting a male student several times. police are not pursuing charges. she was actually acting in self-defense because the student called her obscene names and backed her up against the wall. she could still lose her job. >> i can't say i regret what happened. i'm sorry that i was put in a situation where that's what i

felt i had to do, i had to defend myself. >> the student was suspended. last year, the students gave her the teacher of the year award. you can see the entire interview coming up on the today show at 7:30. feeling down in the dumps? we have a ray of sunshine for you. marla, what do you have? >> a little boy learns to ride his bike and offers a speech for those out there trying to master the two-wheeler. take a look.wç(p(t&háhp &hc& >> believe in yourself. you will now have to ride a bike. if you don't, you should be practicing. you get the hang of it, i know it. thumbs up, everybody. rock and roll. >> wow. >> you gotta love that enthusiasm. we all these to start our day like that, rock and roll. >> yeah. >> especially on a monday morning. >> no kidding. he could be an inspirational

speaker when he grows up. it's a popular one. thank you for joining us. the today show is coming up next. have a great day. gasoline that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. [ waves crashing ] [ gasps ] brrrr! [ giggles ] [ sea gull squawking ]