local chefs are so excited about it. coming up in a live report. >> one thing is for sure. she will wake up to a beautiful morning. always gorgeous in the bay area. a look at the bay bridge. it's tuesday, june 14. this is "today in the bay." >> good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's going to be a warm one today. how soon will the temperatures inch up? >> good morning to you. yeah, michelle obama, hope you brought some of those tank tops that we love. we love to see those muscles. we'll ask you which way the beach is. boy, it's a good beach day. high pressure is warming us up in the 90s, the warmest day we've had all year so far. i'll let you know what that means for your city. >> good morning everyone. here is a look at your approaches to the bay bridge. we're moving at top speeds

throughout bay which is great news. one minor construction project to tell you about, full freeway closure east bound highway 4, detours in place until about 5:30 this morning. >> thank you very much. a weighty decision could come down on proposition 8, the california ban on gay marriage. supporters of the ban asked a court to throw out its ruling declaring the ban unconstitutional. today in the bay's marla tellez is live in san francisco, all waiting for the ruling. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the future of prop 8 right now unknown but it should be known in a matter of hours. it was here at the federal court house a year ago that judge vaughn walker, he heard final arguments in the prop 8 case. a couple months later ruled the law was unconstitutional. this morning his ruling could be thrown out by the chief u.s. district judge james ware who is deciding if the walker ruling

should be overturned because walker didn't disclose the fact that he's gay. months after walker ruled against the law which prevents same-sex marriage he retired and then revealed he had been in a relationship with a man for the last ten years. prop 8 supporters decided to fight his ruling saying he should have re accused himself from the case. >> no man can be a judge in his own case, and no man is permitted to try cases where they have an interest in the outcome. against the backdrop of these bedrock principles it is clear that the ruling of judge walker must be vacated. >> reporter: judge ware began by asking lawyers on both sides whether he should be allowed to preside over civil rights cases because he is african-american, or, whether female judges should rule on sexual harassment cases. yesterday morning judge ware said that he would have his decision within 24 hours, and so

by our calculations, laura, we expect to hear his decision by 11:00 this morning. of course we're going to be out here at the federal court housekeeping an eye on this case. >> perfect. we hear about it we'll check back in with you. thank you very much. it's 5:02. fun exhibition on the bay promoting the 2013 america's cup in san francisco turned into a scary ordeal on the water. six oracle team members made a mistake and paid for it. their catamaran flipped. it capsized during a training session. it was caught on video. two crew members hit the water, one fell through the boat specially designed sail. the other four including a seasoned sailor managed to stay dry. >> pushing the boot hard. >> look at that. he had a smile on his face. bob redell was racing moments before they flipped their boat.

we'll have a live report on what it was like with the team coming up at 5:30. looks like they are hanging out on top. >> san francisco's police chief which would hold a community meeting on a shooting defending the actions of two officers who shot and killed a bank robbery suspect. he says the officers' lives were in danger. the fbi confirms the man killed was the suspected bandit. they think he was responsible for two bank robberies in irvine in may. the meeting will be 6:00 to 8:00 at the harvey milk recreation art center. sunnyvale police think they know who killed a woman and left her body in a bag in someone's yard. now what they don't know is why. officers have arrested 47-year-old santiago, they think he killed maria at his home on revere drive, then dumped it a

few blocks away. detectives say santiago and roscow knew each other. >> i feel sorry for her because she was, like i told you before you know, she was very quiet. >> the autopsy report shows that she died from trauma to the head. police think she was killed a day before her body was found. >> this morning investigators in lake port are looking for a man accused of stabbing two people over a parking issue. police say on sunday the man got in an argument with a woman for parking too close. then two passengers got involved and that's when he allegedly stabbed them. the victims were treated for major injury. any one with information about that case should call lake port police. >> job cuts are on the table at san jose city council deals with budget issues. the council will vote on next year's budget and discuss a tentative agreement with the police officers union.

the union has agreed to take pay cuts in an effort to save 156 department jobs. even with those cuts, 122 officers will lose their jobs as well as 370 other city workers. 5:05 now. this morning the first lady's in the bay area for two fundraisers. christie smith is live in berkeley where the first lady will host a special breakfast. >> reporter: good morning. the first lady does have two stops in the bay area, the first one here at the clairemont hotel about 200 guests expected here for a breakfast. don't expect to see her in public. these are basically private affairs. you can tell quite a bit of security here and no parking. i can tell you this is hosted by barbara lee and also the oakland

mayor among others. she is expected to pick up big money. in san francisco, 400 guests are expected to attend the luncheon where tickets are going for up to $2500. we spoke with the chef making lunch for the first lady. and he considers her a celebrity in the kitchen in a way. >> i am a huge fan of hers. i think that as a woman she's very, very inspiring and also as a chef, like i said the work she's doing with her get fit campaign is important. >> i think we should eat what it used to be. they need healthy and safe and sustain what it's around us. >> in the kitchen at the clairemont, they are expecting organic eggs, fresh mushrooms, and asparagus, this is put together by alice waters. things getting under way at

8:45. reporting live, christie smith, today in the bay. >> fancy. at my house just mac and cheese. 5:07 now. boy, better get outside early today if you get a chance with the cool bay area morning because i think it's going to get pretty warm. let's check the temperatures with christina. >> you know, we often complain about having to get up early. this is the time of year if you are up with us now, you get the best weather of the day. gorgeous. even in the city we've got clear conditions, you can see the stars. it's a really nice start. this afternoon it will be warm. you probably noticed the difference. it was pretty hot in the inland area. high pressure is warming us up again, it's drifted closer so i'm going hot today. 90-degree weather. this isn't the maximum strength that we're looking for when it comes to this high-pressure system. tomorrow will be at its peak

strength. that means even warmer, 92 degrees tomorrow in concord. 59 right now. 59, it's gorgeous. take a run, take the dog for a walk. 80 degrees in san jose as you break for lunch. and 75 in napa. we're going to found out the day in the 90s in many cities. look at all of the 90s on your temperature map. 77 for oakland and 75 degrees. in san francisco a little warmer. the good news is we've got this area of low pressure that's going to cool us off in time for the weekend so it's just right this weekend. i'll have those numbers coming up. right now let's check your numbers on the drive with monique. >> i think i might be the only one who sits in 90-degree weather, doesn't turn on the air conditioner, i'm fine with that. which would be great if you're in the antioch pittsburgh area. also pretty heavy on the commute

but not this morning. still have that one problem eastbound 4 at franklin canyon road. accident possibly blocking lanes. a look at the drive along the east shore freeway this morning, we are looking good. i'm getting all crazy with this map. there we go. there it is. 18-minute ride. going out live to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is cruising past the pay gates. nice easy drive across the stan of the bridge into san francisco. >> i'm learning something new about you today. joe montana injured in an accident. we'll tell you what happened. plus the happiest place on earth may not make you smile the next time et.catifornia gngetng ready to welcome royalty. the new details about william welcome royalty. the new details about william and kate's upcoming visit. and dry relief. teeth

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>> welcome back. live look outside at beautiful bay bridge this morning. seeing the sunlight breaking through the clouds. gorgeous moon out there if you happen to be up early this morning. go check it out. come back. we have to tell you about hewlett-packard. the company says it will put more operations directly under the ceo's control. hp is letting its chief administration officer go. how the markets are reacting and the rest of the business news we turn to nicole lapin live. good morning. >> hey, good morning. futures are significantly higher

after wall street struggled to stay near the flat line yesterday. another downgrade of the credit rating. investors continue to worry about a global economic slowdown. we do get a trio of economic reports that we're going to be focused closely on because they are big. producer prices, business inventories and retail sales expected to drop due to weak car sales and best buy reporting earnings before the bell is what we're watching out of cnbc. the dow rose a point yesterday, 11,952 is where we closed. the nasdaq fell 4 to 2639. it's going to cost you more to enjoy the magic kingdom. sorry to say to families with triplets, disney raised ticket prices at the theme park for the second time in a year. it's so painful. i have to tell you. disney world a one-day ticket goes from $82 to $85 but the longer term passes which

actually most people buy are seeing bigger increases. five-day pass jumps to $251. times three, i feel for you. you guys can do. just power on through. disney typically sets the trend, i will say. so you might see increases at the rest of the theme parks across the country and in california. lastly, don't leave home without it. that's the saying goes, american express rolling out its first prepaid card. it's a pretty notable departure which caters to a more affluent clientele. they will charge two fees, one to load the card and for atm withdrawals. it can be ordered online at no charge. those are the headlines. have a wonderful day. >> we cannot leave home without it. the royal couple, they are getting ready for thir trip to california. this morning we're getting a better idea of where they are

headed. the duke and duchess of cambridge will be in southern california from july 8-10. on july 9th they will be at the santa barbara polo club. prince william will play in a match. money raised will go to the prince's charities. the couple plans to spend time with david and victoria beckham and elton john during their stay. no word on if they are going to the all you can eat chicken fest at knots berry farm. we'll see. it's 5:16. >> good morning to you. i want to point this out. we had a minor earthquake, 3.1, 9 miles east-northeast of san jose. so if you are jolted out of bed this morning that's what it was. we're getting more information on this right now. what was that? 4:51 a.m. this morning. >> just me running through the

newsroom. >> come on now. what do you weigh, a buck-0-5. a look at the forecast, we're getting more information on that right now and we'll bring that to you as it becomes available. high pressure moving in with a vengeance. it's going to warm us into the 90s today. even warmer for tomorrow. our temperatures are on the climb. let's talk about what you can expect as we head throughout the morning. we're in the 50s. 55 in livermore. 58 in fairfield. 56 in napa. and this morning we are really starting to warm up. it's clear inland. i am noticing a little fog up in the north bay. it's hugging the north bay coast. watch for that. we break for lunch our temperatures on the climb. drink a lot of water if you work outside, if you're going to be outside and try to park in the shade. it's that time of year, you might want to get out that shade guy you put in the windshield. 69 in oakland, 60 in san francisco at noon. beautiful day in the city. 90s, though, as we break later

on today off of work, 90 degrees in fairfield at 4:00 p.m. felony degrees in napa. we continue to warm up as we head through tomorrow. not a lot, laura. but enough to make for uncomfortable nights. 85 on thursday, 83 friday. then father's day, so you just had brent's birthday, your anniversary, triple whammy for you. >> no kidding, killing me this relationship. it's the best thing in the world. ah, he's not watching. 5:18 now. flight engineers are thinking big. work continues on the prototype of the air ship, five stories tall, 80 yards long, three propellers will move the craft along. it could one day carry hundreds of passengers, sort of like an aerial cruise ship. the design helps the ship land

just about anywhere. >> if you run out of fuel it's like a balloon and you can land using your control system to land. >> as long as it's not just your arms. it could be used to lift troops and equipment to the battlefield. 5:18. a blimp explosion caught on tape. why the pilot is called a hero. >> cool things coming to the tell vis s. face bookth $100 bill >>doomorning. here is a look at the westbound 24 commute as you approach the caldecott tunnel. a look at your tuesday commute coming up.

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raising parking rates. the plan would take effect in five garages, raising rates as much as 33% and charge for some parking on weekends and holidays. the city says the change is needed to make up for the state's massive cuts to redevelopment agency funding. if approved the rates would go into effect july 1. >> let's check the commute out there. monique sol tanny is filling in. >> if i had a nickel for all of the money i spent in parking i'd be rich. let's look at the south bay commute looking nice this morning. top speeds for most of the south bay. cruising up the peninsula, 101, 280, looks great in san mateo. if you happen to drive there later the san mateo fair is coming to town. it's here. goes until about june 19. you might see slowing on city streets, also 101 and 92. cruising on up the peninsula more, airport check for you there. top speeds. and as we head out live to the

golden gate bridge, you can see it's foggy conditions. however, no fog advisories on any of the bay area bridges. and no real incidents to report this morning. so that makes me smile unlike paying for parking. >> we do have some breaking news out of san jose. police are on the scene of a fatal shooting. it happened on the 1200 block of oxton drive where they found one man who had been shot and killed. it happened at about 3:00 this morning. three other people also had gunshot wound injuries. they were able to get themselves to the hospital but right now it's not known whether this was gang related or the people, their conditions. this marks the 25th homicide of the year for san jose, surpassing all of last year. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll have a live report coming up in a few minutes. >> 5:23 now. a blimp explosion is caught on tape and the pilot of the blimp is called a hero this morning.

take a look at this video near frankfurt, germany. the black smoke is from the explosion. the engines caught fire and the pilot fought to hover six feet above the ground so his passengers could try to jump to safety. moments later that blimp completely exploded, killing the pilot. the cause of the fire is under investigation. heroic move for him. >> it is 5:24. this morning president obama is making history, he'll be in puerto rico today becoming the first president since john f. kennedy to visit the u.s. territory. political analysts say the president's visit is aimed at reaching the millions of puerto ricans that live in the u.s. most presidents don't visit because while they are u.s. citizens they cannot vote in the presidential election nms they are living on the mainland. can i say puerto rico any more. you'll be able to skype from your living room couch. i don't know if i want to do that. >> you do it so well though. >> you don't want to see me

laying on the couch. >> not the couch. the puerto rico part. >> okay. >> anything with spanish words do you well. let me say off the top this idea is from comcast and comcast owns this tv station. it's cool one way or the other. comcast is going to start supplying cable customers with a special box and webcam, that will allow you to use your cable internet connection to videoconference with any one else using skype. we have video here of people using skype with a computer. you can talk to someone using a phone or a computer or another comcast television. skype's been around forever but this is interesting because it makes it so easy for, say, grandma to click a button on the remote and then you are video connected. >> those activists and the guy fox masks say they will attack computers owned by the federal reserve. anonymous claims responsibility for the attacks on sony play

station and senate computers so why the fed? the hackers claim they are upset by quantitative easing. really. and cnbc says facebook will file for an ipo. a reporter puts facebook's value at $100 billion. not bad for something invented in a harvard dorm room in 2004. part of these estimates, laura, are based on the private sale of facebook stock. you can buy and sell. there's very few sales of facebook stock so it's a thin data stream. but it's probably the best estimate we've heard so far. >> wow. we know it's going to be a lot. >> a lot. >> interesting. it will be interesting to see how they can grow if they get that influx of money. >> right. as we talked about yesterday, there aren't that many people left to join facebook. >> interesting. 5:26. pg&e investigating copper thefts. thieves are getting bolder.

>> i'm bob redell. we're on the bay for what is to be a ride of a lifetime. a preview of the world cup sailing competition that will be coming here to san francisco in 2013. we'll have that coming up.

thieves are getting bolder. >> reporter: good morning. i'm christie smith. first lady michelle obama making a bay area appearance today. we'll tell you about her two stops, what she's doing and what critics have to say coming up in a live report. >> plus, more cuts on the way for a cash strapped east bay school district. a live look outside, look at the golden gate bridge. can you even see it? it's tuesday, june 14th. this is today in the bay. >> a lot of news to cover. good morning.

thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's 5:29 now. let's get started with a look at the forecast. the weather making the news as well. >> oh, yes. you know what, if you are waking up in san francisco we have some areas of fog at the coast. but it won't last long. high pressure is moving in quickly. we're expecting our temperatures to climb out of the upper 50s, where we are now, into probably the upper0s, lowpp0s by lunch time. then we're talking about the 90s later on today. i'll let you know how much longer this unseasonable warming trend will last coming up. let's get to you work on time. monique soltani is in for mike. >> good morning. yes, if you leave for work now you will likely be on time. i'm the bearer of good news, if you are headed to the bay bridge, most of your approaches are moving at top speeds. however, if your commute takes you through antioch or pittsburg you know that you're starting to

see slowing. 30 miles per hour in some of the slow spots there around a street. laura. >> thank you very much. 5:30. as we reported just moments ago breaking news out of san jose, police on the scene of a fatal shooting year tully road and mclaughlin avenue. police say three people also suffered gunshot wounds. they were able to get themselves to the hospital but their conditions are not known right now. and police have not yet said whether this was gang related. it actually marks the city's 25th homicide of the year. with a crew on the way to the scene we'll have a live report coming up in a few minutes. it's 5:31 now. >> first lady michelle obama is in the bay area this morning. chefs and event planners have been working throughout the night getting ready to welcome her to an east bay breakfast. christie smith is live in berkeley where the first lady will host that breakfast. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. you know, when alice waters

produces your breakfast it ought to be good. that's what's happening this morning here at the clairemont hotel. they are eating all locally produced food. about 200 guests expected at the clairemont hotel. this is the first of two bay area stops for first lady michelle obama, which is expected to bring in big money for the obama 2012 re-election campaign and democratic national committee. probably won't see her out and about. there are no public events scheduled. in san francisco, 400 people are expected to attend a lunch in the financial district. tickets running about $2500. but again, she begins with a breakfast at the the clairemont. 200 people are expected. and she's become somewhat of a kitchen celebrity for her push to get fit and eat healthy. that has people rolling out the red carpet in plants. >> we looked on the internet and looked at the first lady's favorite colors and we planted them outside for her, so her

first impression hopefully is a great one. >> reporter: at the clairemont, fresh eggs out of vacaville along with asparagus and mushrooms. any political trip would not be complete without krilt critics. some say she is spending too much taxpayer money when the economy is flat. the event starts at 8:45 this morning. reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> it's 5:33. 14 people are without a home after a fire ripped through their san leandro apartment building. investigators are looking for the cause of the blaze which damaged five units of the apartments at hays street. took about 30 minutes to control the fire which started monday night. more than 100 were evacuated but most were allowed to return home

a few hours later. no reports of injuries. >> antioch police say thieves are targeting pg&e property to steal copper. since the beginning of the year thieves have stripped copper from about 300 poles in the city. during the same time last year fewer than 10 copper thefts were reported by pg&e. officers say they are seeing a surge in copper thefts especially north of highway 4. copper thieves typically make quick cash by selling that copper as scrap metal. >> preparing for the worst. today the mt. diablo board is expected to vote on more than $4 million in cuts to positions and programs, the vote as a backup plan in case governor brown's proposed tax extensions do not come through. the money saving ideas include cutting special ed resources, bus service as well as school board medical benefits. the board is considering a few money raising ideas including a partial tax, selling advertising and leasing property for cell phone towers. >> amazing video.

take a look at this. the oracle racing team showing off some of the fastest boats when one hit a wave and capsized. a gust pushes it almost completely over. look at the guys hanging out on top. tossed around like rag dolls. our own bob redell was out with the racing team oracle minutes before the boat capsized. did you have anything to do with it, bob? >> reporter: i wish i was on board because it looked awesome. no one was hurt by the way. we'll talk more about that in a minute. we're here in pier 80 in san francisco, home to oracle racing. this week the team is testing out these brand new sail boats that they designed, that they created. they are the latest and greatest and called ac-45. and yesterday as you mentioned, we were lucky enough to be invited along for the ride. now we're tacking, i believe that's where the sail is going to move. i know you can't see it. maybe george can.

you see there's the golden gate in front of us. and we're getting ready to tact to head back toward the yacht club. and there she is. above you right there. that's what a fixed wing sail looks like. it's fixed, and there's no flapping like on a traditional cloth or polyester sail which adds to the dynamics and the speed that you're going to see in these new class of boats coming to the world cup. >> these are right on the edge. you have to push them to the edge to sail them well. there's consequences, that's for sure. >> we push her more? >> sure. >> you can see these boats are fast. there's a lot of risk involved. >> how fast are these boats compared to the old ones? the old ones topped out around 14, 15 knots. >> if you're lucky. probably the best compareston is a push boat to a formula one car. these are the fastest boats

today over 40 miles an hour. on a short course, just fly it up a bit. you know, so that's the risk. you can tip them over. these boats you have to push them hard. we're not wearing the helmets for the looks, that's for sure. >> they do need the helmets. look at this video. this happened a couple hours after we were out there on the bay. this was actually russell coutts' boat. that's jimmy's colleague. russell's boat is the one that tipped over. caught a gust of wind and you can see all five sailors like ants falling in the water. bottom line, everyone's okay and this is part of the process of them doing these test runs so they can see what limits, how far can they take these boats and here's that fixed wing from russell's sail boat. he actually went, i don't know if you saw it. you saw someone go through the wing. that was him.

he went between one of these spars. you can see this is what the wing is made of. almost like if you did model planes, it's like a sheet plastic. so they started the repair. what they do is take this plastic, they put it on the spars, they get some sort of iron device and it shrink wraps it back on so they are fixing it now. they will be back in to continue fixing it because today they got to get back out there and do more of these practice runs. we'll be talking with jimmy, the skimmer on the sail boat i was on, coming up in a bit. it's fascinating and really, there's a lot of athleticism involved, as you saw. >> because you were on board. of course. how cool was that, though. was it really a thrill? i know you've done pretty exciting things. it seemed so exciting. >> yeah. it reminds me of blue angels on the water. you're not going the speeds but there's that sense of freedom and you know you're with people who you can trust who clearly know what they are doing. it's a rush. i only wish i could have been

out longer and i wish i was on the boat that flipped over. looked fun as long as no one got hurt. >> that is involved. i'm jealous. a lot of fun. we'll check back with you throughout the show this morning. fun, fun, fun. 5:38 now. great day to be out on the water on the bay. simply beautiful. going to be warm but i think the cool bay water would be refreshing. >> yeah, for about two seconds. good morning to you. maybe a pinky toe in there. we have a pretty decent formation of the marine layer. it's getting squished right now by high pressure. you can see clear conditions completely clear skies, it's not going to take long for this to get out of the way. i'm forecasting by about 8:30 this morning clear conditions over the entire bay area. it's going to be a cooker, though. mini heat wave starts today. mostly sunny inland temperatures between 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. not starting summer until next week. it's early for this.

low 90s inland, at the coast mid 70s. one of those days you want to drink plenty of water if you're outside. if you will be outside for a duration of time we have a high uv index so bring that sun screen. 55 in hayward, 55 in sunnyvale, well on the way to the 90s in fairfield, livermore, gilroy, santa rosa, 89 for you. 75 in san francisco. and 77 in oakland. i've got that seven-day outlook coming up. we're going to look at air quality because certainly some changes in that department as well. right now it's 5:40 a.m. let's get you to work with monique soltani. >> happy tuesday to you. i'm impressed with the drivers across the bay area. no major incidents. here is a bridge check for you. carquinez bridge, benicia bridge, moving nicely. a little fog on the golden gate but no fog advisories to report as of yet keeping my eye on that. taking a look at your westbound 580 through the altamont pass.

starting to pick up. you can see the ride is about 16 minutes. the ride through hayward looks nice. we know in about an hour it's going to be messy through hayward. it usually gets very, very busy starting around 7:30, 8:00 in the morning. that's not the case right now. top speed through hayward, top speed across the san mateo bridge. looks very nice along the peninsula as well. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. yeah, the sun is shining. metering lights are not turned on. traffic is flowing across the span of the bridge. we've been talking all morning about michelle obama coming to town. well, if we don't have exact streets that could possibly be blocked but we know expect delays around ashby avenue. they don't give out the exact closures but expect around ashby avenue in berkeley. >> a lot of parking signs up near the clairemont hotel too. she's in the east bay this morning, her husband, the president, is stopping by the

"today" show. to talk about anthony weiner of all people. and most importantly, the economy. we'vek cong upot a sneak peek cp next. now that the sun is shining we're getting a better idea of how the napa valley grape harvest is going.

>> this morning we're getting a clearer picture of what is next year's presidential race will look like. tracie potts is live in washington with a look at last night's gop debate. good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. seven candidates so far they debated in new hampshire on topics ranking from immigration to same-sex marriages, to the big topic of the night, the economy and jobs, all of these candidates right now really focused on president obama making the point that they don't think he's done the job. they also talked a lot about health care, this is going to be a big one for mitt romney because the president obama said he modeled the national plan that republicans don't like after what romney did in massachusetts. romney says if he gets the job in the white house the first thing he'll do is exempt every

state from having to follow that health care plan. newt gingrich taking aim a bit at the republican's plan here, to change medicare. and now we have seven candidates, we could have more soon. >> interesting to see. thank you very much how it all shapes up. 5:45. president obama himself stopping by the "today" show this morning to talk about jobs and the economy. the president sat down with ann curry saying there are two problems with the economy right now. one that we're not recovering as quickly as we would like to from one of the biggest downturns since the great depression. two, that there are structural issues with our economy where businesses have to learn to do a lot more with fewer workers. the president says he's now looking at what is next. >> identifying where the jobs for the future are going to be, how do we make sure there is a match between what people are getting trained for and the jobs that exist, how do we make sure that capital is flowing into those places with the greatest opportunity. we are on the right track, the

key is figuring out how do we accelerate it. >> the president also talked about the anthony wiener scandal. he says if he were weiner he would step down. you can see ann's interview with the president this morning coming up at 7:00. >> 5:46 now. more fallout after a reported gun fight among teen students turns out to be middle school anti-violence project. two oakland school district employees on leave this morning while police investigate. oakland police officers rushed to the scene of a reported gun fight at union point park over the weekend. when they arrived they found teenage boys running around with rifles. it turns out they were making a video for an anti-violence campaign at their school. and they were being supervised by two adult staffers. one of the guns used by the teens was real, but it wasn't loaded. police say they did not fire their guns but they certainly could have. >> here's a reminder in the dublin area. don't be alarmed if you see

smoke later this morning because alameda county firefighters will be burning dry brush at the training center. the burns help get rid of excess vegetation and serves as a great training tool for fire crews. the brush clearing start this is morning from 8:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon. >> our wet weather this spring hitting sonoma county vineyards hard. most growers expect the harvest to fall short of last year which already was smaller than average. growers say the late spring storm, the first week of the month likely cost them 10 to 15% of their crop. it hit when many vines had opened their flowers to begin self fertilization but the rain can wash away the pollen or prevent the flowers from opening. that means fewer grapes are likely formed. growers say they should know where the crop stands in about two to three weeks. big crush happens in the fall.

we will see how much we get. >> what a turnaround from the rain. now the higher temperatures. >> yeah, and you know, it's such a year of extremes. i wouldn't be surprised if we do see some pretty significant warming trends as we head throughout the summer months. it's not quite summer yet. we're about a week away. june 21st the first official day. today it will feel summer like in the inland areas in particular. it's going to be comfortable in san francisco, 75 today. clear conditions. already noticing that clearing trend right now over our bridges. we did have fog earlier. it's now lifting. 55 in hayward, 55 in livermore. we're going to warm up as we head through noon. what you'll want to do is park in the shade if you work outside, drink a lot of water, bring the sun screen. 90 degrees in concord, livermore, even gilroy. morgan hill warmer, about 93

degrees. and hey, if you're headed to so cal, triple digits. 77 degrees in oakland, that's the forecasted high. let's look at the seven-day outlook. as we head through the next couple of days, a little bit of a change. tomorrow a warm-up, 91 degrees. 85 by thursday, though, onshore flow starts up, we'll see the marine layer push in and cloudy to start each and every day thursday through sunday. however, we're going to see comfortable weather as a result. 75 on sunday, 76 on monday. something we are watching for you is air quality. because it's that time of year we don't have a fair the air day but we're noticing moderate air quality in the inland areas that will be seeing those 90-degree temperatures. better at the coast so feel free to jog out here. you get the best air quality in the morning. not too bad yet. >> do your laps now. hey, it's going to be hot where the giants are getting ready for

a three-game series with the diamondbacks in arizona. the series is a big one. the giants lead the division but only half a game up on the d'backs. they win, they maintain the lead. they lose t d'backs back on top. the game starts at 6:40. the a's are home in oakland today starting a series with the royals. the team trying to get out of the slump. let's hope being home helps. they lost 12 of the last 13 games. the loss of brett anderson partly to blame. anderson has an elbow injury. the good news is he will undergo rehab instead of having surgery. let's hope he bounces back. 5:50. b.a.r.t. is looking for a new leader. you can weigh in on who they pick. >> release after big video game will have parents upset i'm sure. we'll talk about it in tech today. >> and happy tuesday morning for you. here's a look at the approach to the bay bridge.

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>> welcome back to you. a good tuesday morning. sun breaking through the clouds this morning, going to offer quite a heat up. especially kind of in the south bay, outer areas. we're going to check in with christina loren coming up. 5:53. this morning b.a.r.t. is asking for your help to hire a new general manager. b.a.r.t. has a new survey on its website with a series of questions which let riders weigh in on the kind of gm they like. the transit agency has been without a full-time general manager since april. the survey will be done on line

at bart.gov until midnight july 1. there is your chance. 5:53. let's check the morning commute. it's been pretty good so far. >> wow, wonderful. let's knock on everything imaginable. here is a look at the approaches to the bay bridge. check out this guy going 83 miles per hour. he better slow it down. moving on out here, taking a look at the maps. looks like we have a live look at oakland which traffic is flowing nicely there. if we want to go back to the maps, we can see that traffic through antioch is just getting jammed. 24 miles per hour at the slowest point. also, the case in livermore. tri-valley area commute definitely starting to pick up there. check this out. 17-minute ride from the altamont pass to the 680. so very slow and go. you know what, that's normal for this time of the morning. i'm happy to say there are no

major incidents to report but again, i'm knocking on wood in case i am in fact not the lucky charm, laura. >> we won't hold it against you. 5:54. celebrity television host montel williams wants to blaze ahead as spokesperson of a growing injury, medical marijuana. he is raising awareness about the healing effects of pot. williams has multiple sclerosis and credit ises medical marijuana for improving his health and well being. it's a big investor. 5:55. scott mcgrew says a nevada company is sure to create controversy with the release of its new game duke nuke 'em forever. >> if you are of a certain age, the idea there is a duke forever is amazing. the game made the "guiness book of world records" as the most delayed game ever. it will hit shelves today after

14 years, yes, one month, 17 days. they never got around to it, i guess. you mentioned the controversy, there is plenty of controversy. there's poop jokes in this game, which is going to make it m for mature. it's very, very immature. that said, a law left from the schwarzenegger administration would make it illegal to sell to minors in california. this is working through the u.s. supreme court which has until thursday to make a ruling about the california law. the big question facing the court is whether restricting the sale of video games violates a first amendment. could you, for instance, start restricting the sale of books to minors or paintings? using the same law. >> interesting. so, thursday is when we'll hear about it. >> thursday is when the court needs to have made a decision. >> how soon i mean, should they go either way. >> it would instantly take

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>> coming up on "today in the bay," the oracle racing team flips over in the bay. bob redell was on the water with the team moments before it happened. we have a live report coming