>> reporter: good morning. i'm christie smith live at the clairemont hotel in berkeley where the first lady is about to come for a fundraising breakfast, one of two stops in the bay area. we'll tell you why local chefs are so excited and what critics have to say, coming up in a live report. >> first lady also waking up to a beautiful view across the bay. looking at the embarcadero. it's tuesday, june 14th, this is "today in the bay." >> good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. it's 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's look at that forecast right now. enjoy the cooler temperatures of the morning. >> yes, we are. well on the way to the 90s later on. it's going to be the warmest day of the year so far. and it is a little early to have these kind of numbers in the bay area. i'll let you know how long it's going to last and it's going to last long e even warmer

tomorrow. i've got your full forecast coming up. 6:00 a.m. now. let's check with monique. >> thank you. the drive is flowing nicely. here's a look at the south bay. top speeds on your major freeways, that's fabulous news for you as you head off to work or school on this beautiful tuesday morning. moving along the silicon valley commute looks good. palo alto, redwood city, top speeds there. as you cruise your way along up the peninsula past the airport, looks wonderful. san francisco, looks great too. more on traffic in a few minutes. >> thank you. this morning a surge of violence continues on the streets of san jose. right now police are trying to track down a gunman who shot and killed a man on oxton drive close to highway 101 and tully road, the city's east side. police say three others were also shot and injured in addition to a man who was killed. the death marks the city's 25th homicide of the year. we havea crew on the way and

will bring you a live report. >> this morning the first lady is in the bay area for two fund-raisers to raise money for the president's re-election campaign. christie smith is live in berkeley where the first lady will host a breakfast. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. when it comes to food, the first lady is going straight to the top with this big breakfast produced by alice waters here in berkeley. this is going to be all local food that they are serving. and this breakfast is the first of two stops in the bay area for michelle obama. the clairemont breakfast with 200 guests expected to pay about $1,000 to $2,500 just to eat. then it's off to san francisco where 400 supporters are expected to shell out $2,500 to attend a luncheon in the financial district, a trip that should pick up big money for the

obama 2012 re-election campaign and democratic national committee. we spoke with the chef making lunch for the first lady and others who consider her a real health and food celebrity. >> 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 that we should go back and eat what it used to be and eat healthy and safe and sustain what is around us. >> reporter: for the menu this morning here at the claire mont we're told it's organic eggs from vacaville, fresh mushrooms and shaved asparagus. making me hungry. but she's also drawing critics who complain that she's spending too much taxpayer money on a trip when the economy and the jobs should be the issue, but the breakfast gets under way this morning at about 8:45. christie smith, "today in the

bay." >> interesting to see who else will attend. thank you. 6:03. san francisco's police chief will hold a community meeting tonight on a recent police shooting. the chief has defended the actions of two officers who shot and killed a bank robbery suspect last tuesday. he says the officers' lives were in danger. the fbi confirms the man was this man. 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 center on scott street. this morning investigators in lake port are looking for a man accused of stabbing two people in a parking issue over the weekend. police say on sunday, james verbally confronted a woman for parking too close to his car, then two passengers in the car allegedly walked over to the scene and he allegedly stabbed one and cut the other. the victims were treated for major injuries.

any one with information about the case is encouraged to call police. >> sunnyvale police think they know who killed a san jose woman and left her body in a garbage bag. what they don't know is why. officers have arrested 47-year-old santiago. they think he killed maria at his home in sunnyvale, then dumped her body a few blocks away. detectives say santiago and r s rossco knew each other. >> i feel sorry for her because she was like i told you before, 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. >> her face is an bill boards and flyers in the east bay and still no sign of missing nursing student michelle le, she has

been missing since may 27 when she disappeared while on break at a hospital in hayward. hayward police say they believe she was killed in the parking lot. le's family holding on to hope she's still alive. her family is asking any one with information to call police or visit michelle le missing.com. >> this morning we expect a development in the prop 8 federal appeals case. a federal judge will rule if judge vaughn walker should have removed himself from the case. supporters say walker should have recused himself because he's gay and did not disclose his long term relationship with a man before the trial started. judge walker ruled to overturn california's ban on gay marriage. san jose council will deal with the budget issues. the council will vote on next year's budget and also discuss a tentative agreement with the police officers union. the union agreed to take cuts to

save 156 department jobs. even with the cuts 122 officers will lose their jobs, as well as 370 other city workers. >> muni operators are working under a contract they rejected. an arbitrator ruled that the terms of the contract are the best way to go until a new contract is agreed upon. muni workers say they don't want to protest the decision with a work stoppage. they had not decided what their next step will be. >> sail around the bay prompting the america's cup in san francisco. it turned scary. six oracle racing team members were on this catamaran when it flipped during a training session. you see it caught on video. two crew members hit the water, one fell through the boat. the other four including murray jones managed to hang on and stay dry. >> we were pushing the boat

hard. we had a little capsize. we knew it was going to happen and it happened today. >> our bob redell is out with the team just moments before the boat flipped. he'll be live to tell us about his trip coming up. amazing. >> i guess they learn from it as well. they are able to repair things, get it going. it's all practice runs for the 2013 run. >> you know what's amazing is that there is always a camera watching these days. >> bob redell. >> disaster, bob redell. we love him. high pressure moving in. really warming us up. it's clearing out nicely but this afternoon, yes, it's going to be one of those days. might be the first in months where you used your ac overnight. overnight climbing into the 60s. that's as low as we're going to go. we're not going to see real relief from the heat.

51 in san francisco, 51 san mateo, 55 in hayward headed to about 70 degrees at noon in the city, what a great day to work in san francisco. you'll head to work in san francisco at noon. 70 degrees, lovely. then back to the east bay or the south bay you'll turn on that ac because it's going to be hot. 90 in concord. 89 in san jose and 90 in gilroy. even this weekend we don't have rain chances. we're going to stay along our seasonal averages. still staying nice all of that rain that we had over the past couple of weeks a thing of the past. i'm not seeing any rain chances for the next 15 days. starting to feel like summertime here. even warmer tomorrowsh that's the kay you want to keep in mind if you want to do outdoor plans, take it easy. today not bad. hey, we're not ready for this. it might catch you offguard. hope it doesn't. >> what about the morning commute? >> let's check in with monique

soltani. >> speak for yourself, i'm ready for it. i've been ready for months. check how great it looks. we're smooth sailing. top speeds along the east shore, westbound 24 great. 24, 680, good to go. let's go throughant wok. you can see it's very slow up to love ridge and willow pass it starts to get green there. let's do a bridge check. carquinez bridge, benicia, both look fabulous. 52 miles per hour along the benicia, carquinez. to the bay bridge, metering lights have not been turned on. traffic is flowing nicely across the upper deck and san francisco, christina says it's going to be picture perfect. a look at the golden gate bridge. a little foggy. i'm no weather forecaster, i have a feeling that's going to

purn off. >> sounds good. thank you. 6:10. still to come on today in the bay, joe montana recovering from an accident. find out what happened. >> i'm bob redell. we are on the bay for what is going to be the ride of a lifetime. a preview of the world cup sailing competition coming right here to san francisco in 2013. we'll have that coming up. >> how can we top that? things are going to warm up finally. a little taste of summer.

>> welcome back everyone. what a beautiful live look outside this morning.

court tower, alcatraz island in the distance. going to be a beautiful day by the bay. 6:13 now. amazing video of a boat crash on the san francisco bay. the oracle racing team was actually racing across the bay in one of the fastest catamarans when a kaef and gust of wind, look at that, tossed the boat over. it flips on its side ejecting a crew man. they were all safe and sound. amazing to see that on the water. you know what, bob redell got a chance to sail with the team. he's live in san francisco with team oracle and update on what happened. i got to say i'm jealous. you got the chance to be out there. >> yeah, it was quite an experience. good morning to you. we're at pier 80, the headquarters of oracle racing in san francisco. this is the fixed wing sail that you saw on that boat that capsized. you'll notice some holes in it. what they are doing is repairing it putting on this shrink wrap plastic, that's the best way to

describe it. getting it ready so it can be back out on the water today. what oracle racing is doing right now is testing out what they say is the latest and greatest in sail boat technology. these sail boats are ac-45s, they are doing dry runs here. fortunately, yesterday they were kind enough to invite us along for a ride. now we're tacking. i believe that's where the sail is going to move. i know you can't see it. there's the golden gate there in front of us. 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 say in these new class of boats coming to the world cup. >> these are right on the edge.

you have to push them on the edge to sail them well. there's consequences, that's for sure. >> can we push it more? >> yeah, sure. >> these boats are fast. there's a lot of risk involved. >> how fast are these compared to the old ones? the old ones topped out around 14, 15 knots? >> probably the best comparison is a push bike to a formula 1 car. these are the fastest boats out there over 40 miles an hour. on a shourt course, just fly it up, chase. that's the risk, you can tip them over. these boats you got to push them hard to get the most out of them. >> not wearing the helmets for the look, that's for sure. >> i got the skip e jimmy, who was captaining the boat, he ras waysing, what led up to

yesterday's amazing capsizing that was caught on video? >> we went into a testing on the bay, the wind built. it was a beautiful day. we started to do some racing. and we are very competitive here. look, that's part of pushing the limits and learning. the boys put the boat in, did a pretty nice capsize. the guys have been working, right out there again today. >> not that you want to capsize but i imagine it does tell you where your comfort zone is. in a race if you know where your comfort zone is or you are more comfortable sometimes that's the make or break. >> definitely. this is why we're here early. we need to push the limits. we need to go out and do these to learn. that's why we have these boats so when we get the big boats we'll know before we get to line. look. yesterday wasn't the first capsize. won't be the last. >> how do you get back out after

you capsize? i imagine there is some adrenalin but also maybe some fear involved. that's why one reason why you wear helmets. how do you get back in the saddle? >> you do that. you get back out there, you learn from. the guys already have learned quite a lot from it. it's exciting as well. that risk factor, that's what does it for you. yeah. they will be out there. it will be a lot of fun. >> all right, skipper. thank you very much. skimmer jimmy spithill here with team oracle, defenders of the america's cup coming to the san francisco bay in 2013. if you are out on the bay today, tomorrow, friday, possibly monday you'll see these ac-45 fixed wing sail boats out there. doing test runs. around 1:30 to 3:30. here you go, you got a crew dedicated to get these fixed because in several hours they have to be back out on the water.

>> amazing. they are all out there. seems there was one guy with a blow drier i guess putting that plastic on that you were mentioning. amazing. what a fun ride, bob. i noticed there were no ladies on that catamaran. what do you say? i think it looks thrilling. i would love to ride. >> i would hit the deck. good morning. where are the ladies? i've got the wooden leg for it. just kidding. pretty good weather. nice and clear over most of the bay area. we've got this really, really thin marine layer and it's going quickly getting squished by high pressure. as a result of our warming high pressure building in no rain lately. we do have moderate air quality in the central valley area, excuse me in santa clara valley through the east bay and the tri-valley area. watch out for that. if you want the best air quality you've got it now in the morning. all of the cars hit the highway by 5:00 p.m. air quality turns

south. good along the peninsula and the north bay. high pressure is moving in, moving in and really strong. inland today, low 90s at the coast, mid-70s, the warmest day we've had of the year so far. make sure you're ready for it especially if you'll spend time outdoors. you want to drink a lot of water. 55 in sunnyvale and 57 degrees in san jose. it's a dry heat. we'll get a nice breed that will make you feel more comfortable. >> we're looking good today. it's not going to be that bad. if you're waiting for the heat like mo teak tells us you'll probably enjoy today. if you want the cool weather get out now because by lunch we'll be in the low 80s. by 4:00 p.m. the 90s back on the temperature map. and warmer through tomorrow. seven-day outlook shows you a couple of degrees warmer. 80 on saturday, father's day,

laura's thinking about it, 75 degrees, of course we're always thinking about brent here. >> and my own dad, mike garcia, he's coming to town as well. 6:20. we're continuing to follow breaking news this morning. there was another homicide in san jose. the 25th actually. we have marla tellez on scene. tell us the latest. >> reporter: laura, as you mentioned we arrived just a few minutes ago in fact. this is oxton drive. to give you perspective, the nearest main intersection is tully road and mclaughlin. a lot of activity happening in this neighborhood. i spoke to an officer, he tells me that down the way here you condition see the crime scene. down the way this is where the 25th homicide of the year happened. a man found shot to death, the call shortly after 3:00 this

morning. we're working to learn more. at this point i can tell you three other people were actually shot as well. one of their conditions at this point non-life threatening. the two others their conditions not known. we're waiting for the latest information. this is the 25th homicide this year. >> thank you. looks like the residential area. 6:22. coming up next on today in the bay, an accident forced joe montana to miss a meeting that was important for him. >> could facebook be worth 100 million? >> they are hitting the breaks on westbound 580. the metering lights turned on on the bay bridge. the traffic is in full swing. a place with natural beauty

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>> good tuesday morning. the commute is fully under way in antioch, pittsburg. look at this line slowing, 20 miles per hour. that's also the case through livermore, westbound 580 to the altamont pass, very slow there. looking about a 21-minute ride from the altamont pass to 680. not the case in hayward. traffic is flowing nicely down there southbound 880 through hayward. across the span of the san mateo bridge, from hayward to foster city, about 13 minutes to make that ride. but the bay bridge, metering

lights were just turned on about 10 minutes ago. it's starting to stack up. across the tolls, though, through the span of the bay bridge you're looking good. no major problems to report this morning. that is a look at traffic. laura. >> thank you very much. joe montana has problem this is morning, backing out of a key meeting with the council tonight after he was hurt in an accident. montana was apparently involved in an atv accident over the weekend. his attorney not really providing details but says the hall of famer's injuries are not that serious. montana was supposed to appear to talk to city leaders to talk about a luxury hotel he wants to build next to the 49ers planned stadium. the item will be back on the agenda at a later date. >> 6:26 now. soon you'll be able to skype from your living room couch. scott mcgrew is here to explain. >> let me say off the top this is an idea from comcast and come

cast owns this station. it's cool one way or the other. comcast will start supplying cable customers with a special box and webcam that will allow you to use your interneat videoconference. we have video here of someone using it on the computer. but you can talk to somebody on the phone, computer. i could do it from my couch, that's true, in my pajamas. this is interesting. it's going to let your dad, for instance, just click a button on the remote, boom, he's live in the living room. >> that's cool. >> that is. you know these guys are activists from a group called anonymous. they are going to attack computers owned by the federal reserve. they attacked sony and the senate computers. why the fed? they are upset by quantitative easing. really. and cnbc says facebook is going to file for an ipo.

a reporter says facebook's worth and i wrote this out, in zeros, just so you could see, we could do 100 b but 100 billion dollars. not bad for something a guy invented in his dorm room. >> no kidding. it cracks me up to when he was on "saturday night live." >> to think myspace and friendster, he didn't invent the concept. 100 billion. >> what do they think about it now. >> i'm sure they will be in court. >> no kidding. it's 6:28. san jose police are investigating another shooting. we've got an update coming up. michelle obama waking up in the bay area this morning, find out what she will be up to.

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>> reporter: good morning everybody. i'm marla tellez live on the scene of breaking news in south san jose. coming up in a live report, the latest on the city's 25th homicide of the year. >> reporter: good morning. i'm christie smith live at the clairemont hotel in berkeley where first lady michelle obama is about to kick off a break fast. we'll tell you why local chefs are so excited about her visit and what critics have to say. >> first lady waking up to hazy skies over the golden gate bridge. those will clear, make way for warmer temperatures. a taste of spring and summer. it's 6:31. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us on this busy tuesday morning. let's get looking at the forecast right now with

christina loren. >> good morning to you. we've got a warm day on tap. as you're waking up with us, deciding what to wear, you want to think dress in layers. if you are chilly with the 50s right now, you'll want to take that coat off later on today as we climb into the 90s inland. the warmest day of the year so far, really nice in san francisco and oakland today. i've got your full forecast but at 6:32, the roadways get busy about now. right? >> you are on it. yes, they do. right about now. like clock work. here is a look at the south bay. we have a couple of hiccups to tell you about. incidents barely reported. southbound 101 at san tomas express. i'll get you those in a few minutes. also a stall reported northbound 85 at winchester boulevard. so just like christina said, the commute is starting to pick up. >> busy morning. we have an update on breaking news in the south bay. police are investigating a shooting that killed a man and

injured three others. marla tellez is live at the scene with the latest information. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the city's 25th homicide of the year happened over three hours ago. i can tell you that this residential neighborhood is overcome by police presence this morning. still a very active scene. take a look as allen pans in. an officer tells me the deadly shooting happened down here on oxton drive. the 1200 block. to give you perspective, the closest main intersection is tully and mclaughlin. we're in southeast san jose this morning. police got the call after 3:00 when they arrived they found a man shot to death here and then later learned that three others were also shot. police say those people actually walked to local hospitals to get help. one is said to have non-life threatening injuries, the other two, their condition is not known. at this point, though, noord

yet on the suspect or suspects. they took off before police arrived. so, they are still on the loose this morning. so far no arrests have been made. at this point, laura, police say they are not sure if this latest shooting in san jose is gang related. a recap again, this is the city's 25th homicide of the year. >> really becoming so common. it's sad to see. thank you. 6:34. this morning 14 people are without a home after their san leandro apartment building was damaged by fire. investigators are looking for the cause of the blaze that damaged five units of the apartments at hays street. it took firefighters about 30 minutes to control the fire. it started about 6:30 monday night. more than 100 people were evacuated from the building but most were allowed to return just a few hours later. no reports of any injuries. this morning the first lady is waking up in the bay area for

two fundraisers to help raise money for the president's re-election campaign. christie smith is live in berkeley where the first lady will host a breakfast prepared by friend and famed chef alice waters. very nice. >> reporter: yeah, it is very nice. i know we're getting close because we're seeing more and more sheriff deputies show up, parking is getting restricted. we had to move to the corner of the lot. about 200 guests are expected here at the clairemont hotel this morning, to have breakfast with first lady michelle obama. as you said you said she is bri alice waters of chez panisse to produce this. author and pioneer and fresh local food, she is going to be here. this is hosted by barbara lee and oakland's gene quan. it's about $1,000 to $1500. this is to benefit the obama 2012 election campaign.

the second event a lunch in san francisco's financial district where tickets are about $2500 a pop. the chef there is very excited to cook for mrs. obama. he likes her push to get fit and eat fresh local food. back at the clairemont they are freshening up adding all the way down to the green. >> looked on the internet and the first lady's favorite colors. we planted them outside for her, so her first impression hopefully is a great one. >> reporter: here's the breakfast menu. we're hearing it includes fresh organic eggs out of vacaville, shaved asparagus and fresh mushrooms, but no political trip complete without critics. some feel she's spending too much taxpayer money to support the trip to california when the economy and jobs should be the real issue. regardless, breakfast gets under way this morning at 8:45. reporting live in berkeley, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> no sausage biscuits there.

thank you. preparing for the worst, today the mt. diablo school board is expected to vote on $4 million in cuts. that vote is held as a backup plan in case governor brown's proposed tax extensions don't come through. some money saving ideas, cutting special education resources, bus service, and school board medical benefits. the board is considering money raising ideas, a partial tax, leasing property for cell phone towers. >> 6:37. we keep talking about the warm-up that's going to hit the bay area. >> you know, i think that we meet back tomorrow morning after we've gone flew the warm-up, i think more people will take heed to what i'm saying when i mean drink a lot of water if you work outside. we haven't had this weather yet this year. it might catch you off guard. so even just ordinary activities, just running through

the park you want to make sure you put on the sun screen so you don't get burned this time of year. this is what we're looking at. we have reduced air quality. moderate in the inland areas. good looking air quality along the peninsula and the north bay. we'll watch this for you each day but you do get the best air quality the first part of the morning. so you guys can get out now, breathing in pretty clean air. low 90s at the coast, mid 70s, gorgeous. if you work in san francisco it will be really nice today once you get to the city, temperatures will be on the cool side. i think we'll see the marine layer really tiny, very shallow out there being squished by high pressure. 55 degrees right now in hayward. 51 in san francisco. up to 60 at noon, 75 in napa at noon. forecasted high in santa rosa, 89 degrees. i'm going 90s in napa, gilroy. santa cruz, if you have the luxury of hitting the beach today will be fabulous. 84 degree weather.

hey, it's going to be cold in the water. 91 degrees, warmer tomorrow, warmest day of the week. we're going to mellow out. 85, 83. thursday and friday. saturday and sunday, we see that on shore flow so that will bring our temperatures back to the seasonal averages. feel free to make those outdoor plans. 76 degrees as we start out next week. looking kind of mild next week. let's find out from monique if it's mild on the roadways. >> some spots. hot spots some places. but we'll start with the hot spots of course. we have a couple incidents. southbound 101, we have new details. slowing, luckily chp was able to quickly clear it to the shoulder and hopefully now that it's out of lanes it will be off the freeway. we have a new stall to tell you about. that is southbound 101, right

there at spencer we have a stalled truck blocking the right lane. southbound 101 in the commute direction, across the golden gate bridge everything looks great. let's take the look live to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is starting to stack up now that the metering lights or on. we're fast west grand owe veer crossing. no incidents along the span of the bridge. that's a check of traffic. >> thank you very much. 6:40 now. airlines are cleaning up on baggage fees. how much you paid for them last year. plus, tv host montel williams making a push for medical marijuana. and the government is warning us about dirty fruits and vegetables. we'll have a live report from washington coming up next.

>> wonder when you should buy organic and when not to? now there is a new list out with the fruits and vegetables that have the most pesticide residue on them. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. with a look at this list. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's after you wash them and peel them when they are ready to eat. the environmental working group says there is the so-called dirty dozen which they think are the fruits and vegetables according to testing that seem to have the most pesticides. they start with apples. almost every apple seemed to

have a number. celeries, peaches, spinach and a number of others. the group took a look at some of the cleanest fruits and vegetables like onions, corn and pineapples. if you switch and eat more of those and fewer of the dirty dozen you can reduce the number of pesticides from 14 to 2. now, the fresh produce industry says that this report is not accurate. they call it sensational. they called at publicity stunt because they say the levels of pesticides on these fruits and vegetables are way below government standards. >> here in the bay area lots of folks love farmers markets and the organic goods. thank you. keep it healthy. 6:44. the baggage fees that airlines love and passengers loath, are paying off pretty well. the biggest airlines in the u.s. collected $3.4 billion in 2010. according to new federal figures. that's a 24% increase in baggage

fees from 2009. delta pulled in the most money off the fees with $952 million. american airlines second with $581 million. pretty penny there. 6:44. celebrity television host montel williams wants to blaze ahead of the medical marijuana. williams is partnering with a sacramento-based cooperative to raise awareness about what he calls the healing effects of pot. williams has multiple sclerosis and credits medical marijuana for improving his health and well being. >> giants are in arizona today getting ready for a three-game series with diamondbacks. it's a big one. giants lead the division but only half a game up on the d'backs, if they win they maintain the lead. today's game starts at 6:40. >> the dallas mavericks championship parade on thursday and it's not going to cost the people of dallas a single penny.

that's because the billionaire owner mark cuban says he's picking up the tab. cuban says he doesn't think it's right for taxpayers to pay for the parade and he wants the fans to have fun. generous. they are excited about that. what about the temperatures? excited about the heat? it's finally upon us. where and when. >> there's mixed reviews out there. some people are excited about the heat. i'm not excited about a higher pg&e bill myself. i live with it. things are looking good. this is a live look at san francisco, you can see what's left of that marine layer. it's been squished down so quickly by high pressure. moving in quick, this is what we're looking at. let's take you through the day. by about noon we're going to see a few high cirrus clouds. the marine layer gone. 70 in the city. by 4:00 p.m. as you make your way home, 75 degrees, warm conditions. hey, if you're headed to the east bay, the south bay or the north bay, from the city, you're

headed into the hot stuff. 89 in santa rosa, 82 in san rafael. and 90 in los gatos. let's take through the next 48 hours. we are going to see patchy fog probably through about 9:00 a.m. i'm noticing this patch near half moon bay. we're looking good, this afternoon, sunshine, very warm, warmest day of the year so far. tomorrow, warmest day of the week. even warmer. probably need to use the ac overnight with our lows in the 60s. 55 overnight for wednesday. then we bump up a little bit. 52, thursday, 83 degrees for friday high. father's day weekend, that's when things get nice and calm. feel better around here. speaking of father's day if you wanted to take your dad out to the tees, cinnabar. i played. and i played better than usual. they used my first drive. i had the best ball of five. >> nice. exciting. >> and everything benefits the

catholic charities. >> keep your head down. >> that's what they kept telling me. they serve 38,000 people in the bay area, people in need. it was a good time for a good cause. if you want to find out more log on to bay area proud, that was week.com. >> create a few divots. >> thanks a lot. thanks for sharing. 6:48 now. we're going to have a traffic update when we come back. bob redell went along with the oracle racing team preparing for the america's cup and then this happened. he's live to explain. >> live look outside. a little hazy start to the day. coolest part of the day is right now. temperatures rising, 6:48 now.

>> good tuesday morning everyone. here is a look at your approaches to the bay bridge. starting to pick up along the east shore freeway. we have more details about that stalled truck i told you about. southbound 101 approaching the waldo tunnel. it looks like they are clearing it to the shoulder as we speak. it's a pabs blue ribbon truck. bring me back to the good old days. looking at the golden gate bridge, as you make your way down the 101, a little bit foggy but no major incidents to report there. and traffic is just stacking up at the bay bridge. we are backed up now to the foot of the maze so give yourself a little time and patience to get through the pay gates. >> thank you very much. 6:51. a hairy moment for the crew of america's cup champions. we have video when the catamaran hit a wave and look at that, the

boat flips, sending a number of crew members hanging on. bob was riding with the team a short time before. he's live with team oracle in san francisco where they are i guess repairing some things. >> reporter: well, the fixed wing mast, the sail there, that's the sail on the boat that you saw on the video that had cap sized. here they are at pier 80. the team is out here fixing that sail because they do need to be back out on the water later today. they are in the middle of trial runs, i say trial runs, test runs because these boats here, these sail boats, ac-45s are brand new, using the latest in sail boat technology. considered to be some of the world's fastest. now we're tacking. i believe that's where the sail's going to move. i know you can't see it. maybe george can go there. there's the golden gate there in front of us.

and we're getting ready to tact to head back to the yacht club. 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. >> can we push it more? >> yeah, 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 are lucky. probably the best comparison. a push cart to a formula one car. on a short course, you know, so

that's the risk of -- you can tip them over. these boats you got to push them hard to get the most out of them. we're not wearing the helmet for the look, that's for sure. >> and they need the helmets as you saw when that sail boat tipped over. i got jimmy and joey who are racing russell, whose sail boat capsized. can you describe what led up to that? >> we were doing some racing in the bay, and it was pretty windy. we were pretty close to russell and he just got at the wrong angle and the boat tipped over itself and threw the guys in the water. >> you don't want that to happen, obviously. you are trying to push the limits. what do you learn from that? you learn hey, i can't go beyond this. what do you learn that's useful? >> you need to find where the edge is. the reason these smaller boats is to learn as much as we can. if we did that on a 72-footer

that would be a bigger consequence. this is the time to do it. we've got a few years leading up until the cup and we need to push hard. >> how do you get back in the saddle so to speak when you capsize like that? everyone's fine, no one got hurt. i imagine it's frightening a little bit or is it? >> yeah, definitely gives you a fright when you see the guys 40 feet up in the hair. >> spiders on a web. >> it's hard and not get a heart starter. and we had one of the guys fall through the wing so that's in the back of your mind. you got to get up and keep pushing. this is what we do for a job and we love doing. we love sailing. something like that, it was frightening but it's cool and exciting as well. >> and falling through the wing is a reason why they are out here this morning putting this plastic sheeting if you will back on the winged sail here. and it's actually quite an easy process. they have an iron, one gentleman

applying it. they take that rigid taut form again so they can be out. let's see, i think you'll be back out at 1:30. that's quite a turn around. will be surprised after seeing that yesterday to know that less than 24 hours later that sail boat will be ready to get back on the water for the test runs. >> amazing. >> i want to show people. do you have a knife or something? kidding. you nuts? it's not your boat, it's russell's. >> it's russell's. it's fine. >> never going to let you on again. >> of course oracle racing defenders of the america's cup, coming to san francisco in 2013. you're going to see world series competitions leading up to that throughout the world including i know they will come back here before 2013. so look for these guys, they will be out here today through friday, possibly even monday doing test runs in the water. it's a beautiful sight to see. >> very cool.

amazing to participate in. a sunny day today. scott mcgrew thinking about solar power. >> good morning. google announced it's going to pour a quarter billion into one of my favorite start-ups, solar city. that means that the company will be able to offer solar panels to homeowners with no money up front. you still are going to pay a monthly fee but because your power bill is going to fall it will be cheaper. salesmen at solar city tell me the biggest problem they have is trying to convince homeowners it's not a scam. >> exactly. i can imagine. nbc's debuting a new show this fall, it's not this -- >> that's a video game. >> it's a playboy club. it will look different from duke nukem. it's going to debut except in salt lake city. salt lake city affiliate is owned by a company managed by

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