coming up on today in the bay, two san francisco firefighters will be laid to rest today. we'll have a live report. >> reporter: a high profile case of mehserle gets ready to take another turn. good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'm going to tell you what's happening at the b.a.r.t. station today where grant was shot and killed more than two years ago. taking a live look outside. hazy look at the bay bridge there. can we see through it? will the sun come out and break up? we'll check in with christina. it's friday, june 10th, today in the bay. good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. it is 6::00. i'm laura garcia-cannon.

let's look at the forecast. a hazy start to the morning, but typical in the bay area. i like to start things out cool. >> you are a cool lady, so it's understandable. we have the marine layer pushed inland. the sun will come out. boy oh boy, we have a warming trend like you wouldn't believe. the warmest temperatures of the year so far on the way monday and tuesday. i'll break down the forecast coming up. now, laura has the top stories. of course, we are covering the sad death of two san francisco firefighters. they will be laid to rest today. 53-year-old anthony and 48-year-old vincent died last week from injuries they received fighting a fire. it broke out on june 2nd in the diamond heights neighborhood in san francisco. a flashover overtook them while they were in the home. their funeral takes place in san

francisco this afternoon. firefighters are coming to the bay area to pay tribute to the fallen firefighters. damian trujillo is live with how they are giving their support during this trying time. it is certainly a brotherhood. >> reporter: it is. firefighters from across the area are gathering at this old fire station on third street south of at&t park. this is where they get their assignments. the men and women fill in across san francisco. all of san francisco firefighters can attend the services this afternoon. crowds packed st. mary's cathedral for a memorial in honor of tony and vincent. they were fighting a fire in a four-story home on berkeley way last thursday. they just left station 26. the past week has been extremely painful for the department and for firefighters across the

country. now, crews from across the bay area will pay tribute to the san francisco fire department by filling in during their shifts today. >> coming in here to help. unfortunately, in this tragic circumstances, all of us, we are a family. to be able to help in any way we can, it's an honor. it really is. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is still under investigation. an electrical malfunction is being looked at at this point. the san francisco fire department is looking over the procedures to see if anything needs to change to prevent this tragedy from happening again. the briefing begins at 6:30. it's where they will get their assignments and roll out into the streets of san francisco. some of the streets will be closed today. let's go to mike inouye for details. mike. >> good morning.

our thoughts go out to the entire firefighter family. we look over here where a lot of folks are going to be right around st. mary's cathedral. geary and webster closing. folks might want to stay toward vaness. watch that starting at 9:00 this morning and extending until the end of the service, maybe 2:30 or 3:00. they will close 280 from 101 and cross over there all the way down to daley city. use 101 from that portion, 3:00 to 6:30. steer clear of that area. take 101 south to 380 by the airport. leave the last b.a.r.t. car for firefighters riding as well. that's been requested. >> i think it's nice they are doing that. stay with us for complete

coverage of the funeral. we will stream it live on www.nbcbayarea.com. you can find a link on facebook, nbc morning news. you can find it on comcast 186 or digital 11-2. it is 6:04 now. the release of mehserle on monday is expected to ignite tensions and protests this weekend. marla tellez is live where a news conference is planned to prepare for the activity. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is where grant was shot and killed by mezhserle. the shooting sparked protest. more are expected to happen here this weekend. the coalition for justice is going to hold a 9:00 press conference to talk about the details surrounding the protest

because of mehserle's early release coming up on monday. mehserle was sentenced to two years and faszed a maximum of 14 years. he will be released monday from l.a. county jail. the fact he's serving 11 months has supporters outraged. his uncle telling us it was no surprise. >> it was staged, planned, acted out. this is where we are at right now, a state of disappointment. >> reporter: last fall, more than 150 people were arrested in oakland after the former b.a.r.t. police officer was sentenced. the oakland police saying he recognizes the expression. he's hoping for peaceful

demonstrations. people are expected to come together at the fruit veil b.a.r.t. station. details around sunday's protest are going to be released at the b.a.r.t. station by the coalition for justice for oscar grant at 9:00 this morning. >> thank you marla. it's 6:06 now. three people went to a hospital after a brawl in san jose. it happened in and around the mcdonald's parking lot on third and san carlos. they gathered there after a music in the park concert. somehow things got out of hand. police were quick to the scene, but had to wait for back up to break things up. >> the melee was viewed by one of the patrol officers. he put it out for back up units to respond. we had enough units on scene, we moved in. at that time, people pretty much

scattered. >> officers say two people were stabbed, two others hit with sticks or bats. they will survive. so far, there have been no arrests. >> police want your help finding a man involved in a griz lee stabbing. he's on the san francisco's most wanted. chang and another man stormed the district. chang stabbed him multiple times. they dropped him off at a police station. the grandmother accused of kidnapping her granddaughter says she is not guilty. she entered a plea yesterday in a contra costa courtroom. police say she broke into her son's home and took her granddaughter from her bassinet.

she tried to pass the little girl off as her own. a south bay civil rights attorney sa talking of taking the city of santa clara to court. it's a diversity. the city council should not be 100% white. the census shows -- it may be in violation with the california voting rights act. the city may have a voting system that favors deep connections. it could discourage minority candidates. >> they know who is on the board and who is on the council and the demographics of the city. we are giving them the last chance to do so without forcing litigation. >> he says he would like to see them use a voting system like

san jose. they use an at large system where candidates represent the entire si. san jose e leks con sill members by district. i want to check the forecast with christina. it's a hazy start. >> hazy springtime. we have a few more clouds this morning as well. we are going to see the clouds throughout the day as low pressure is just to the north. a couple clouds are going to spill over into california. high pressure is still firmly in control. clouds arcing up and around the ridge. it extended from the pacific throughout the eastern corners. monday and tuesday when we meet back here, it's going to be sizzling in the bay. sizzling compared to what we have had. 58 in sunny vail. san jose, 57 degrees. i have eliminated the 40s from

the lows on the seven day outlook. it's warmer and warmer each morning. 63 degrees at noon. mild conditions. by 4:00 p.m., mostly clear conditions. 70 degrees. a few high whispy conditions. another gorgeous day. 80 in gilroy today. 75 degrees in santa cruz. stay tuned. i have the seven day outlook. how warm it's expected to be in your city monday and tuesday of next week. warmest temperatures so far. top that. what do you have for us today? >> you said whispy and reminded me of the whispy bangs the girls are asking for. there's a disabled vehicle.

it's in the center divide. it could be an issue adding to the drive. 14 or 15 minutes. not a huge issue for that portion of your commute. visibility is okay through the area. not a big problem is what i'm trying to say. northbound 101, 67 approaching buena. we'll get a live look at oak larnd 880 and see a smooth drive. we'll look at no major issues or metering lights. it's friday light, so far. >> thank you. 6:12. still to come, crews spend hours searching for a car. what they found, coming up next. the tsunami in march caused millions of dollars worth of damage in santa cruz. owners waiting for insurance payments. we'll tell you why. >> reporter: this is bob rl

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welcome back to you and a good friday morning to you. taking a live look outside. can you make it out? a hazy start to the day. 6:15 right now. almost three months after a tsunami destroyed boats at the santa cruz harbor, people are looking for help. they are waiting to get their boats surveyed and repaired. the tsunami damaged 1100 boats causing $28 million in damage to the harbor. one says the yards were not prepared. they are going as fast as they

can but they have a long list of people to deal with. an update to a story we brought you yesterday live. a car dumped into the water turned out to be empty. they found the car and no one was inside. someone stole the car, dumped it into the water. crews lifted the car from the water and just towed it away. an event takes place in an urban winery. bob redell is at the rock wall tasting room. >> reporter: well, laura, rock wall has been out here for four years. what makes it unusual is the view. you are looking at the view from the winery. the foreground used to be the tarmac for nas alameda. you will see it behind these

doors. these hangars used to house the fire jets. they have the armadillo cooker. it will be inside here. we are going to try to catch up with the wine maker herself. maybe i should have timed the door opening more. i didn't realize it was so large and going to take so long. ♪ >> reporter: do you want to go to another story and come back to me? >> no, this is interesting. >> reporter: it's totally napa sonoma. we have enough steam. steve, can you get through there? okay. it only took 30 sengds to open? >> what's behind door number one? i'm sorry, we ran out of time. back to you, laura. you are having your second annual wine rodeo. this is where they used to paint

the airplanes. >> yeah. you can see the fancy paint mechanisms. >> how did you end up in this space? when you think of urban wineries, you think of loft spaces or warehouses. >> we came to look over here. we're like 40,000 square feet. we'll never use all of that. now, we are closing in on ourselves. we didn't know the doors opens. we were messing with switches and the walls opened. >> reporter: if you have a fire, it's like, you better hold your breath, it's going to take a minute to open. that's the event room. >> yep. >> reporter: this is the production facility? >> yeah, this is where all the magic happens, they say. when we bring the fruit in from all over california, we do all the crushing here. it ends up in barrels. >> reporter: you may have

purists and skeptics out there. how can you compare to wines in the actual wineries themselves. what do you say? >> there's a phrase, grapes care where they are grown, not where they wine. >> reporter: the wine rodeo is tomorrow from 4:00 to 8:00. >> yeah. >> reporter: that cooker was driven all the way from texas to here. it's the second annual wine rodeo. we'll get more information on it. the view is splendid. >> what a good use of space, too. you never look at some of those warehouses the same. interesting. right, bob? interesting he can't hear me. everything i say is so interesting. it's 6:19 now. or he was acting like he couldn't. that's bob. let's check the forecast with

christina. >> i'm always hanging on your every word. i know what's good for me. we are looking good today. high pressure. the weather looks fantastic today. high pressure is going to build in throughout the day today. what it's doing is compressing the remnant moisture and compressing a bit of the marine layer. we are down to a quarter mile visibility in navato. watch out for dense fog up there. elsewhere, perfect visibility. the coastal valleys in the north bay we are concerned with. 57 degrees in san jose. otherwise, we have a good marine formation all the way inland. that marine layer is pushed to livermore. overcast conditions for a couple hours. the sun comes out and warms us up nicely. by noon, 70. 64 for gilroy. 74 at noon in napa. 77 in fremont.

today, that's the forecasted high. we are getting a lot of daylight this time of year. it's hard for us to go to sleep. it's good for people who want to save on energy. 83 degrees on monday. 85 for tuesday. that's the days you are going to use your appliance known as the air conditioner, at least in your car. it's going to be toasty around here. >> be careful what you wish for out there. politicians no doubt, wishing for help with the redistricting. it's happening in a lot of areas. we're going to tell you what's going on. >> lower visibility in the north bay. a quarmi visibility out of navato. getting close to cars in san rafael. i'll give you an update on the napa accident. california should be proud.

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welcome back. it's 6:24. we are looking at antioch for a build up of traffic. a disabled vehicle kicked things up. this is slow anyway through this area even on a friday light volume of traffic. the caldecott tunnel. the toll plaza is starting to build up.

a little bit of a wait. we might see the metering lights turn on in a few minutes. the big issue, hold on, let me check. the metering lights just turned on. breaking news. a wider look at the bridge, the low clouds are hovering around. might be a problem for visibility between oakland and san francisco. the golden gate bridge has a clear view. look at the volume of traffic. >> all right. kind of rough news for politicians. a big shake upcoming to sacramento today. it could leave politicians fighting for their political lives. the state releases the new redistricting map. people politicians represent this morning may not be the ones they represent tonight. unnecessary distraction just five days before the state budget deadline.

if lawmakers do not pass a budget by wednesday, they will have to forfeit their pay. california is facing more than $26 billion deficit. a bay area company aimed at helping you save money is getting money of its own. scott budman takes a look. >> reporter: good morning. if you are one of many people who use coupon services, it's blowing up. everyone is expecting groupon, the leader out of chicago is going to have a public opening. here, we have coupons.com. they let you click coupons, downloads them to your phone. they got a ton of money. a $200 million round of funding for coupons.com. they are going to create more coupons and just as importantly, more jobs. the company says it will hire 100 new employees over the next

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coming up on today in the bay, the funeral for two san francisco firefighters will be held today. a live report, coming up. a hazy start to the day. you can make out the transamerica building in this haze. this is today in the bay. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. it is 6:30 now. i think we are going to appreciate the cooler temperatures we are seeing this morning, especially by next week. >> we have been on a roller coaster ride this year. more extreme weather on the way. we could be in record territory by next week when it comes to the highs. seize the day.

75 in san jose. i'll let you know about the changes coming our way and the significant warm up. first, laura had the local news. we are following breaking news this morning. police are investigating a gruesome scene in san francisco. a short time ago, a woman living across the street from a park reported she saw smoke in the park. when crews arrived, they found a burned body. we are following an investigation. we have crews on the scene and will have more information available to you when it becomes available to us. this morning firefighters will line the streets of san francisco as two of their own are laid to rest. damian trujillo is live in san francisco where firefighters are celebrating the lives of firefighters who died doing their jobs they were very devoted to. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. hundreds of firefighters are already here gathering at this old fire station in san francisco on south third street.

they will fill in at fire stations across the city so all the san francisco firefighters can attend the services of tony and vincent. last night, hundreds of people showed up at a memorial at st. mary's cathedral in honor of vincent and tony. they talked of bravery and sacrifice. the fire struck one week ago. they were battling a house fire on berkeley way when a flashover occurred. it's when everything around them ignites at once. the cause of the fire in the four-story home is still under investigation. the department is looking to see what, if any, changes need to be made when battling these types of fires. today, the fire house will be staffed by a firefighter from another city. >> again, we are a family. we may not have known the individual person. we come together for the family.

not only the san francisco family, but the family of the fallen. >> reporter: the fire department says crews are trained to fight fires in four-story buildings like the one on berkeley way. since the tragedy, firefighters say there's no way to train for losing one of your own. we have crews here from napa and vacaville. i have seen san jose and fremont. all the firefighters say they are here to honor and pay their respects to tony and vincent. because of the funeral services today, a lot of streets will be closed. we check in with mike inouye. mike. >> thank you. we all take this opportunity to thank those we often take for granted. the funeral services are at st. mary's cathedral. closures for geary around webster and goff. goff is parallel to vaness, the

major cut through through the city. it's going to force more folks over there as well. starting at 9:00 a.m. all the way to 3:00 when it will let out and a procession will begin. heading up on 280, full closure for 280 from 101 down to daley city from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. stay clear. use 101 heading down 380 cutting back to 280. stay clear from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. b.a.r.t. is contributing saying leave the last car for firefighters heading to the funeral as well. that request made by b.a.r.t. board president. laura, back to you. >> it's a nice gesture. remember to stay with nbc bay

area for live coverage of the firefighter's funeral. we'll be on air at 12:30. on our nonstop channel comcast 186 or digital 11-2 or on our website, www.nbcbayarea.com. a funeral mass will be held for a 3-month-old baby boy from east palo alto. his family will say good-bye this morning. he was shot and killed this past weekend. police say a 17-year-old was retaliating for a gang beating and targeted the wrong family. his 16-year-old accomplice faces weapons charges. justice this morning for oakland journalist chauncey bailey four years after they own.ey four years after they yusef bey iv was found guilty. mackey was found guilty of two

of the three murders. 6:35 now. talking about how hazy it is outside. hoping for a burn off. i don't mind when we start the mornings cool like that. >> i know. we are so close to summertime now. you'll be wishing for low clouds and cooler weather as we head into august in particular. now, we are looking good. temperatures right on par for where they should be this time of year. averages in the 70s. high pressure will continue to drift right over the bay area as we head through the next 48 hours. it will be at the maximum strength monday and tuesday. we'll see it set up over the area. that means for us, a significant warm up on the way. the temperatures are going to end up in the mid-80s by tuesday. some of the warmest weather we have had all yearlong is on the way. you'll enjoy this weekend staying close to perfect.

3/4 mile visibility in santa rosa. this is the worst spot we have had all week long. the rest is ten miles or better. the marine layer is situated across the area. overcast conditions. only for the next few hours. that goes for the east bay and south bay where we usually clear out first. by noon, a thin veil left over in san francisco. that's all we are expecting. a gorgeous day if you are headed to work in the city. 70 degrees at 4:00 p.m. when you break for the weekend. yeah, the weekend has arrived. 77 degrees in fremont. seven day outlook shows the warming trend. i'm going to go into detail of wli and where we should be in compareson to next week. after thursday, the temperatures climb again. mike, this is going to be something getting hot in here. let's see if they are heating up

on the roadways. >> some people taking their tops off on the roadway, convertible weather. what are you thinking. continued slowing but lighter volume. central livermore and north livermore avenue. it is good news for the dublin interchange as well. we have metering lights turned on at the bay bridge toll plaza. just toward 880, slowing starting around west grand avenue. 880 is slow. the volume of traffic for the nimitz freeway. a light and smooth drive. slowing starting at the high street overpass. we watch for it to continue to build. so far, it's relatively even. friday light except highway 4, which is always slow. back to you. >> 6:38 now. the as get a new manager. can he get the results from a

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welcome back, everyone. a live look outside. hazy skies starting the morning.

i think bay area mornings are one of the most beautiful things. enjoy it while you can. earlier, we told you about facebook's new feature. it recognizes your face in pictures. congress heard of it as well. some members are not happy about it. brian mooar is live in washington to tell us about it. good morning. >> reporter: big brother may not be watching you, but facebook is. the idea is your photos, your friend's photos are going to go through facial recognition and facebook wants to make it easier for you to tag all your friends almost automatically. anyone with i-photo knows what this is. it looks at your face and makes a guess at what your friends look like, what you look like and gives you a chance to tag

those people in your albums. congressman ed markey is saying why do you have to opt into this and search after page after page of privacy settings to get yourself out of this. there are also privacy questions raised as far as way as the european union. a lot of people are concerned with this. facebook had troubles with popular apps like farmville giving out personal information to advertisers and some internet companies. facebook has a lot of questions to answer. this is about convenience and helping the user. live in washington. >> do we have anymore congress people with things to hide. it's interesting. a lot of talk. all right. thanks so much. >> reporter: we don't have official recognition on that, i think. >> brian mooar, everyone.

thank you very much. moving on to hillary clinton. advisers say she's not leaving her secretary of state post to head the world bank. reuters reported clinton was going to take the job yesterday, but the story is 100% untrue. clinton said she plans to leave secretary of state at the end of president obama's term in 2013. back here, the as are making a change in the middle of his fifth season with oakland as. the team fired their manager. they have the sixth lowest winning percentage since 2007. his replacement is bay area native bob melvin. melvin was born in palo alto. he says he's up to the challenge. >> play hard for 27 ounce. i know it's a cliche and heard a lot. it's the style this team needs

to play and the type and style we will play. >> he's going to have his work cut out for him. the as lost last night, 9-4. they have a new manager but the same problems on the field. that was the tenth straight game they lost. as play in chicago tonight. let's see if they can make a comeback. now, in the meantime, jingis look to redeem themselves against the reds. they hope to get on the score board this time. san francisco was shut out with cincinnati. game five of the nba finals. 13 points and a huge three-pointer late in the game.

112-103 win. they take a 3-2 win in the series going back to miami. speaking of the heat, how hot is it in the midwest? it's so hot this highway in michigan buckled yesterday. take a look at it. temperatures on the highway reached 116 degrees yesterday. the concrete actually expanded so much it folded. if you got on the ground you can see through the other side. crews fixed it later in the day. put an egg on it, you could scramble it, i bet. let's check the forecast. it's going to get hot here, but not that hot. >> the only thing that might buckle is your hair. >> that's every day. >> hey, talking about me, not you. we are looking good this morning. low pressure building in. there are e-mails that come in. we have clouds spilling in from the system of low pressure. it means it's going to be a bit

cloudier today. not a lot of cloud cover. just a few of the high whispy cirrus clouds. it will continue to keep the temperatures nice and mild today. tomorrow looks good. the whole weekend looks nice. a similar set up to the last couple days. cool, cloudy starts. then the sun comes out and warms up. we have fog to contend with. traveling through navato, take it easy. less than a quarter mile visibility. the fog is drifting around the north bay. you might look out the front door, don't see fog and it sneaks up on you. let's talk about where we should be this time of year in terms of averages and what we are expecting to come. 75 degrees in san jose. on par with 76 degrees. san francisco 69 is the average. i'm forecasting 70. today, tomorrow and all the way through the weekend, the temperatures stay mild and close to their averages. it's not until monday and

tuesday when the temperatures spike into the 80s. highs that we average in august. laura, it's going to be spring-like over the weekend. then summer like next week. >> interesting weather year we have >> unbelievable. >> fhepfc >>bay area is home but none have as unique a loca a one. the unusual alternative to napa and sonoma. >> can you believe bob redell

welcome back,everyone. goodfridaymorningtoyou. takeingalookatthegoldengate bridgerightnow. trafficiscle trafficisclear. i'm going to leave it to the pro. traffic is clear there. back to you. we are looking here. we have slow spots for highway 4 in ant knock. the 45 is picking up through pittsburg. we have seen it for three days. slowing toward pittsburg and 242. it's a heavier volume there. getting closer to the maze, a nice easy drive down the east shore freeway. on the upper deck itself, just in, report of disabled vehicle around treasure island. one lane is blocked now. crews should quickly remove that. a live look at oakland to the south. 880 showing a lighter volume for friday. southbound on the left. with the headlights. easy drive-through oakland. haze through the air.

the golden gate bridge there. sun reflecting off. you can see the marin side. san rafael is holding up. >> thank you very much. in alameda this weekend, an event will take place that you might want to call an urban winery. bob redell is live at the tasting room. it's unique, bob. >> reporter: it is. i'm going to call it an urban winery. i am crazy. this is one of 20 wineries in the east bay. we think of urban wineries in warehouse districts, loft spaces. what's unusual about this winery is it's located at the old naval air station. shawna is the wine maker. good morning to you. thank you, i appreciate it. i wish i could -- no, can't.

what is the biggest misperception about urban wineries? >> i think sometimes people come in and try our wine and are like god, your wine is really good. we are like what were you expecting. >> reporter: most wineries are located on the vineyards themselves. the juice from napa, sonoma and other places. i want to take people outside. this is the brand-new tasting room. you have been here for 40 years. right there, laura, is a hangar that used to house the fire aircraft and they used to paint them there. i think you have 40,000 square feet. compared to most wineries, that's the size of ten wineries. >> that's a $2 million represent in napa. >> no kidding. >> reporter: i think your selling point outside the wines, of course, is this view. there's not many places you can come and see the skyline of san

francisco. you can see the sunrise. i don't know if you can see it bouncing off alcatraz here. what is the atmosphere here in the tasting room? >> it's really chill. we just have people, we're just having fun making wine. we want people to have fun drinking our wine. >> reporter: how did you end up out here? >> my parents started a winery in alameda in 1978. in 2008, we sold it. in the same year, we started this place called rock wall. we have been here having fun, doing what we love. it is nearly 7:00, right? cheers. >> reporter: yeah. >> we are just having fun. we have zin, chard nays. i've got blends. a lot of more exotic varieties that i think people like 35 and under are drawn to. >> reporter: when i think of an

urban winery like yours, i start thinking of the rodeo. >> yeah. >> reporter: i don't know why. do you have anything that connects it? quickly, what's going on tomorrow. >> tomorrow, wine rodeo from 4:00 to 8:00 in the hangar. ray drove all the way from texas. he's won best ribs in the world twice. not once, twice. >> reporter: but he hasn't won it three times. >> not yet. come on out here. we actually are almost sold out. we have 40 tickets left. >> reporter: almost sold out and you have 40. how many are you expecting? >> about 500. >> reporter: do you have the space for that? >> yeah. >> reporter: 40,000 square feet. if you want more information on the wine rodeo, taking place from 4:00 to 8:00 here. >> yee-ha. >> reporter: nice to meet you. >> you, too.

>> a lot of fun. tough assignment. yeah. >> cheers. >> 5 o'clock somewhere. we are talking about the hang overmovies. one of the stars giving away the plot of the next movie. hangover part two, a huge hit. some people complained the plot is a rehash of the first movie. if you believe zach won't be the case for part three, he told "rolling stone" magazine, the next movie will center around alan trying to get out of a mental institution. we will see. when the hangover part two comes out, you might see something different. the guy who designed mike tyson's face tattoo is suing for copyright infringement. one of the characters wakes up with the same tattoo. there's an agreement it can stay while the movie is in the

theaters but might be changed for home movies. did you see the guitar doodle online? >> yeah. they told me to turn the speakers down. >> the doodle is a guitar you can play with your mouse or keyboard. by midday, people posted songs they played on youtube. take a look. ♪ >> "oh say can you see." >> i was going to say something by the wiggles. amazing. >> we found "when the saints go marching in ". we saw lady gaga's "paparazzi." >> there's one to the nbc tune. >> the chimes we use for weather

as well. it's certainly getting hot out there. it's a cool start to the day. >> it was hot when i saw brian wilson yesterday. it's on facebook. >> make sure to become our friends. have a great weekend. thanks for joining us.

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