>> reporter: good morning. i'm christie smith live in san francisco where the naacp is launching a protest after a student and airline passenger was arrested when he was flying in baggy pants. now video has surfaced of another passenger who was flying in women's lingerie. we'll tell you what the naacp wants coming up in a live report. >> a group of people camp out in san jose but it wasn't for the latest high tech gadget. the cause they are taking to city leaders today. is it safe to go back in the water? we'll have an update on stinson beach. in the meantime, live look outside at the bay bridge on this beautiful friday morning. this is "today in the bay." >> we made to the friday. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. sometimes it doesn't even matter what the weather is on friday.

>> i know. but you always hope for better traffic so you can get to work and get home and enjoy the weekends. we have great weather in store for you. temperatures climbing today into the upper 70s, not too much warmer as we head through saturday and sunday. we do have clouds and maybe even a little rain in your area on that seven-day forecast. we'll get to that. right now let's get to you work on time. mike's here to help you out. >> good morning, christina. we're looking toward the east bay, focusing on concord and antioch. some construction going on. this is 242 off of 680, a lane or two blocked. no major slowing because of the light volume. eastbound also at highway 4, the on ramp is closed and one, maybe two lanes may be closed. one is closed eastbound, that's clearing opposite the commute. westbound where 60 is, the speeds have dropped in that area. we're watching for early slowdowns like we've seen. might even be in place for a friday. back to you. >> thank you. today the rhetoric over

appropriate dress aboard a commercial airline will ratchet up a notch. it has to do with a man who boarded with saggy pants. christie smith is live at sfo with more on how the naacp is now getting involved. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this story really picked up steam when pictures and video surfaced of another u.s. airways passenger, a man was shown flying in women's lingerie. now the naacp here in san francisco, they are launching a protest over what they see as discrimination and racial profiling based on another passenger, a young african-american, who was arrested, he was wearing saggy pants, that is 20-year-old deshon marman. he was thrown off the plane in a dispute. he was arrested after police say he ignored an employee's request to pull up the pants.

the san francisco naacp saying they have concern about this whole baggy pants fad but say the punishment certainly does not fit the crime. then that video came out and photos of a man flying six days earlier, same airline, in women's underwear. they say he went free of harassment. >> he's a big tall light-skinned black boy with dread locks. gets on the plane with saggy pants, right there you're stereotyped. >> reporter: the naacp statement goes on to say why would a cross-dressing person be allowed to fly without bother if the airline said it has no dress code, if there is no dress code why was the young man singled out and then arrested? there has been debate whether this is about profiling or it's about doing what you're told to do on a plane. the press conference is at 10:00 a.m. here in san francisco. they are joining deshon marman's

mother and hosting a public forum on sunday at jones methodist church. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. closely following this one. call it an all nighter for dozens of people camped out at san jose city hall. they want a seat in the chambers for this afternoon's special meeting addressing pension reform for city employees. mayor chuck reed and the council decided to do today it could set the groundwork for how much money it could save from retirement reform. earlier this week san jose's police and firefighters union agreed to a framework for negotiation through october for pension reform. the mayor wanted to put a fall ballot measure before voters but now is going to hold off until at least march. today possible language for the ballot measure will also be discussed. >> this morning the faa and the

national transportation safety board will continue investigating the crash of a plane near palo alto's airport. it crashed last night in the bay lands not far from the airport. the plane originated in concord with three men on board. all remarkably walked away. one was taken to the hospital with back pain. the plane crashed nose first but then flipped. fire officials say the plane was fully intact so that is how the men were able to get out so easily. >> this morning swimmers at stinson beach can now go back in the water after a great white shark sighting over the weekend. the officials say unless there is another shark sighting, the beach will reopen. the u.s. coast guard helicopters spotted an hate 10 foot great white 250 yards off the northern part of the beach on sunday. life guards cleared the water and posted warning signs. stinson beach is part of an area

scientists call the red triangle because of the large numbers of great white sharks that have been spotted there. people in coastal alaska scrambled for higher ground after a powerful earthquake prompted a tsunami warning. the 7.2 quake. the islands are sparsely populated but by a lot of fish attracting a lot of fishermen where they film the show "deadliest catch." the earthquake hit last night, luckily no reports of damage. the tsunami warning was canceled a few hours later. >> springlers and fire alarms, that's what a civil grand jury would like to see in all new and remodeled san jose unified schools. the report shows the building that burned down at trace elementary school last july did not have sprinklers and automatic alarms. if it had those things the

damage would have been greatly reduced. the new building will have those new sprinklers and alarms. parents say it's a good move. >> i don't think there should be any question whatsoever. it needs to be mandatory and -- qualification you know, standard set that all schools have this. >> san jose unified school officials say they will comment after they have read the entire report. >> talking about the forecast, getting a cooldown that we had from the higher temperatures earlier this week. what are we looking at? >> i have good news to report this morning. best day of the week, it's friday. >> really. because it's friday? pay day friday? >> i wish it was pay day friday. that's next friday. i know. nice and clear, across the area but we are expecting that fog t marine layer to be back. i think so deep this morning that it will get all the way to livermore. so, expect pretty cloudy

conditions to start. as we head throughout the second half of the day the clouds will clear out just like yesterday. and we'll see pretty warm conditions. the cool marine air will linger longer than it did so it's going to keep our temperatures from jumping up as much. today i'm forecasting the upper 70s. it's cool, crisp everywhere you go. the 40s back on the map in novato and santa rosa, chilly this morning. might need that jacket in gilroy. 58 degrees in san jose later today excuse me 58 now, later today 78. 80 in gilroy, 78 in fremont and 65 degrees in san francisco. remember, we've got a giants game here on nbc bay area tonight. you don't have to go to the game to watch it but if you will be going, it's a sold out game i'm sure, friday night game, i do believe that you're going to want a jacket. it's going to be cool, windy, then a chance of rain in the forecast as we head through tuesday. we'll talk about that coming up. let's get you to work with mike

inouye. >> good morning. good morning. we're looking to the south bay where we have a smooth drive. the speed sensors registering in the northbound direction. highway 101 some overnight construction tonight. lasting through sunday night. tonight, saturday and sunday night there may abfull closure. right around tully they are continuing construction through the area. you'll be routed off and on with a posted detour. that should be cleared by 530 check on monday morning in time for the monday commute. i'll post details. highway 17, that's right now. construction blocking a lane because of the drain repair work. a couple of slow zones as well. 17 to the north, 880 through oakland, we'll look at that. folks heading over there so be aware of show times posted on

that light-up sign. livermore, smooth through the westbound direction. here is the orange shows you slowing. if you see an orange circle on the roadway, avoid. that's where it's slow. it's a smooth shot. you can call me all the time. >> you do. i do. i text you. 5:10. we're going to tell you about b.a.r.t.'s latest move creating more jobs. and delta airlines decision to ban bibles and jewish passengers from some flights.dge thi fray brie on ts friday morning.

>> welcome back everyone. it's 5:12. james whitey bulger was keeping one step ahead of the fbi for 16 years until his capture in santa monica this week. the 81-year-old boston mob boss is expected to be sent back to the east coast to face federal charges including murder and racketeering. john cadiz klemack from our nbc station in los angeles joins us live with more on what will be happening to bulger this morning. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're standing outside the metro jail here in downtown los angeles. this exit where whitey bulger is expected to be taken out of and on a private jet to head back to boston to officially face the charges. when he was in court yesterday, he didn't say much. we're told that the answer to the charges was more of a smug yes, he understood them. keeping an eye on this here, there is activity. they are telling us that we are

likely not going to see him when they put him in a van and take him out of here. the only real indication anything will be happening is a possible convoy of u.s. marshals that might be following that van that you see there. keeping an eye on all of this of course, we'll keep you up to date as to any changes that happen. as you mentioned. serious charges that he'll face. obviously nobody keeping an eye on this more closely than the family of the victims involved in some of these alleged killings, 19 total. and obviously there could be more coming as they continue their investigation. we're live in downtown los angeles. back to you. >> thank you very much, john. delta airlines new partnership with saudi arabian airlines is outlining some people. it doesn't discriminate against passengers but admitting that jews and israelis may not be allowed to board. the partnership was announced in january. there is fallout from the relationship.

jews, israelis or carrying a non-item of faith generally not permitted into saudi arabia. delta will be forced to follow the rules of that country. the american center for law and justice is considering legal action to stop delta from abiding with saudi policy. >> delta airlines standing there at the gate in new york saying are you jewish? you can't get on this flight. did you have an israeli stamp? sorry, can't get on this flight. make sure to give us your bible so we can toss those in the trash because you can't bring those on the flight to saudi arabia. >> delta says it does not discriminate but like all international airlines it is required to comply with laws governing entry into the countries that it serves. >> does the postal service need a major overhaul. for more on that plus other stories this morning we turn to

ryan at cnbc. good morning. >> i'll get to that post office story in a second. i want to tell people stock futures slightly negative as we head to the open. we had a late day turn around yesterday. stocks were down, the dow was up on news, the jump in jobless claims, a slump in oil, the u.s. and several countries surprised the markets by announcing they would release 60 million barrels of emergency oil reserves aimed at boosting the economy by bringing down gas prices. late in the day there was a potential deal announced with greece on their measures and the stock market rebounded. asian market desire edge higher overnight. there are some green arrows in europe now. for the u.s. we get data on durable goods and the report on gdp, in about 14 minutes. we are likely to learn the economy grew. the dow closed down. the nasdaq rebounded.

17 points to 2686. let's get to the post story. ice is a introduce add bill to overhaul the postal service. he says action is needed to prevent a taxpayer bailout of the agency. the bill would eliminate saturday delivery and give the postal service the ability to close locations. the service of course has been hurt by the recession, technology and e-mails has had an impact and billions of dollars in pension obligations. this might be my favorite story of the day. the vatican going green. the reports are the next generation pope mobile will be a hybrid. the pope wanted a solar powered vehicle but that might have taken a modern-day miracle given all of the bullet proof glass. it's supposed to run up to 16 miles on electric power. the most important thing, it's at parade speeds, got to keep

those speeds down to get that fuel efficiency for it to work. >> well, not too bad. i can see the solar panels. not too bad. >> if any one can pull out magical fuel efficiency it would be the pope. >> have a blessed day yourself, brian. thank you. it's 5:18 now. the forecast in the bay area going to be very nice in time for the weekend. >> it will be. i'd like to see 20-inch spinners. we're looking good, nice and clear as we head throughout the day today it's going to be probably the coolest day of the week. it will be the coolest day of the week. 52 in livermore, 54 in concord. we have 40 this is morning which we have not had all week long. as a result because we're starting out cooler, we have a deep formation of that marine layer, it's going to be pretty mild. 83 in fairfield. that's it. we saw temperatures in the fairfield area, on tuesday, ranking in the lun 02-degree

range. so significantly cooler, 79 in napa. a lot of people will be headed up to sonoma. you cannot ask for better racing weather. 79 degrees. that's the forecasted high today in concord. and of course i did check on those giants tickets. they are not sold out. get them at san francisco giants.com or on stub hub. they have good deals. if you're not going to make your way there turn on nbc bay area. leave it on all the way through the game at 7:15. it will be on here. we love having those boys on our local station. throughout weekend it stays nice. you can take the triplets to the park. >> got a lot planned for them this weekend. 5:19. a b.a.r.t. expansion plan will create more jobs. the board of directors awarded the second of two major construction contracts yesterday. construction of the $299 million warm springs extension will

start next year. it's actually the first step in connecting b.a.r.t. to silicon valley and creating tens of thousands of jobs. the extension runs from alameda to santa clara county. five miles from the current fremont bart station. that is expected to open in 2015. it's 5:20 now. scott? >> good morning, laura. we're going to talk about all kinds of things including an ipad hack and what it means for you coming up in tech today. >> thank you. as you travel south on 880, we have a smooth drive from the fremont area through the area where they are doing the extension. 880 moves smootda we'll sh fowou where the friday slowdowns are expected. re

>> welcome back. live look outside.

sunol grade, traffic appears to be moving smoothly there. bay area drivers who carpool to work could see the commute get quicker. the state issued stickers to more than 85,000 hybrid owners allowing them to drive without passengers in hov lanes during the commute. but after july 1, owners of hybrid cars that have the yellow hov stickers will no longer be able to zip through carpool lanes unless they actually carpool. according to the dmv the perk will go away because the hybrid no longer fits the program there. i wonder how many hybrids we have in the bay area. >> 47. no. more than that. a lot. there are a lot. we're looking at hybrids and regular cars which clog up this portion of antioch where we're looking at 63. for the last couple of days we've seen pretty smooth drive over to hill crest to leverage. in the eastbound direction for

4, and northbound for 242, only a lane blocked. the orange circle around the 56 is registering around willow pass road east, that is a portion, bay point, pittsburg area, a lot of slowing and specifically for the last two days it has been slow where it has not been a problem into antioch. we'll watch that shift. it looks like it's in place for th short-term. benicia and the carquinez bridge, heading out of the area through the bridges you might have slowing north of there vacaville and fairfield as folks head to the cooler sierra. no major delays coming through here. 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge across the span. over from san francisco, lower deck still has one lane blocked. we're looking at a couple of issues for the city. giants game, congestion around at&t park, you can watch it here, but also in the city this is the final friday of the month, critical mass goes on at

herman plaza. we don't know the route so watch for congestion on the streets. the golden gate bridge, no problems and a beautiful view. we might have fog later on. >> thank you, mike a. so called ipad hacker pled guilty to his crime. that had one benefit. >> did it. it showed how insecure the early ipads were. to understand what daniel sitler did you have to go back to the early days of the ipad. seen here he was able to fool at&t servers in a simple way. and discovered the e-mail accounts of washington politicians, even military officers high up in the pentagon, all of whom were using the ipad on official business, just days after it came to market. so you got a security breach on both ends. spitler's hack was a crime but the decision by the people in government to use new untested devices to conduct business was not a smart one.

tomorrow the best and brightest in silicon valley gather for the entrepreneur of the year award. the oscars really of business. you know that line it's an honor just to be nominated. in this case it's true. >> this is my fourth or fift start-up. it's unlike any place. the amount of energy here, the amount of new ideas, i spent time in europe and it doesn't compare. this is a unique place. >> ross bolt one of the nominees, also the guys from linked in. >> you're going to be there. >> i'm going to host it. it's going to be awesome. so past winners include the guys from google. back when they first started up. >> this is exciting. good company. sounds good. it is now 5:26. we're going to hear from the district attorney who says a judge's decision not to pursue fell knee hate crime charges against two men accused of

assaulting a transgender woman is sending a dangerous message. is it safe to drink crystal geyser water? the results of an investigation a woman and her family sick.

>> reporter: good morning. i'm christie smith live in san francisco. what is appropriate attire for a man on an airplane? saggy pants or women's lingerie? the naacp speaking out this morning in protest. that story coming up. >> a notorious crime boss caught in california heads back to boston to answer to a bloody crime spree. we'll have the latest on the investigation into a bottle of crystal geyser water that a woman says made her sick. a live look outside at the bay bridge. it is friday, june 24th, this is

"today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. seconds away from 5:30. we'll declare it 5:30. it's friday as well. let's check the forecast with christina. >> oh, all you had to say was it's friday to put a smile on everybody's face. you know what, let's get that smile going. we have beautiful weather. best day of the week, 79 degrees. even inland that's what we're expecting. you did see that live picture of the bay bridge, not foggy yet. i think we have another half hour before it starts to settle in along our local bridges and hugging the coastline. we're going to watch that. mike is busy on a getaway friday. >> looking to the maze, an easy drive approaching the bay bridge. construction on 880, we're having new pavement over the top

of the on ramps. watch that getting on 9ite eastbound, might have to use castro street. over the san mateo bridge. the fog developing, here there is haze. it should stick around. we'll watch as it develops over the morning. >> thank you, mike. today the rhetoric over appropriate dress aboard a commercial airline will ratchet up a notch having to do with the arrest of a man on a jet after he boarded with saggy pants. christie smith is live at sfo with more on how the naacp is getting involved. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the naacp in san francisco is launching a protest, saying this is discrimination plain and simple. a young african-american man wearing saggy pants was arrested while another passenger wearing lingerie was allowed to board a

flight without hassle. deshon marman was thrown off of a flight and arrested. police say he ignored an question's request to pull up his pants. was this failure to comply or was it racial profiling. then the story took off with photos and videos of another person on a u.s. airways flight. in a tube top and heels. one passenger says it was hike a female stripper. she complained and nothing was done. then she heard what happened to marman and called foul. >> it was so hypocritical for the airline to allow this man who is obviously ebs supposing so much flesh, you know, deshon marman looked like he was dressed for church compared to the man on my flight. deshon was not exposing his flesh. i understand he was exposing his

underwear. >> reporter: the naacp says when asked the airline says that it had no dress code so their question is if that's the case why was marman arrested? is it racial profiling or failure to follow an employee's request. the naacp joining marman's mother this morning at 10:00 a.m. they are going to talk about this hot issue. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. speaking of san francisco they begin several days of celebrating gay pride with a pride march this afternoon. the march ironically comes a it a time when the city's district attorney decrying a judge's decision. the men allegedly beat and robbed a woman about two months ago. days later at rally against violence the victim told nbc bay area news that the men called her homophobic names, saying

they hated men who dressed like women. the d.a. says he will file felony charges at trial. >> i think it send as different message to the community and i'm puzzled why the judge did one but not the other. i think it was important to send a strong message ha they will be prote protected. >> misdemeanor can lead the one year in county jail. >> this morning police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed someone in oakland. that happened around 9:00 last night. there are few details. police don't have information on a suspect. available up dates we'll bring to you. >> it appears an isolated scare. we're hearing from health leaders after a family claimed they got sick from drinking a

bottle of crystal geiser water. she says-er brother purchased from the market. tammy and her son say they game ill. it's not clear what caused the illness. the department of health told us this appears to be an isolated event. it was not completed the analysis of the suspect water. for its part crystal guise ser testing the water as well. they have not received other complaints. >> boston crime figure james whitey bulger could be on his way back to boston as early ased the after he and his girlfriend were arrested wednesday night at santa monica. he had been on the run almost 16 years. yesterday he and his girlfriend had their first appearance before a judge. the judge ordered him to be returned to boston to face charges for his alleged ties to

organized crime. and murders. when he and greig were picked up there were 30 guns and several knives. the fbi had a new ad campaign focus on finding them, especially the woman who had plastic surgery. >> calm, and he said that he was the charges against him. >> he was wanted for homicides in miami and tulsa. boston is going to get his first half. greig is charged with harboring a fugitive. pixar is rolling out a sequel, cars 2. what do you have in store for us? >> reporter: we're going to take you inside in a bit. the cast of characters from the original cars movie and many new ones, they are back in cars 2

which opens nationwide. but leading car raider country. going around the world in what is a spy thriller in a world of just cars. what they have done if you didn't know this pixar, annually has an event for its employees where employees bring cars and everyone comes over and they talk about their cars. there are a bunch of cars, and in a bit we'll show you some of those. also speaking with the producer and later we'll have john, the head of the studio here among other roles. has been with the company forever. we'll have both of them in a bit. we got to head inside first. laura, we'll catch up with you in a bit. >> wow, sounds good. you're in great company this morning as well.

>> not a bad gig. >> you're doing all of this name dropping. >> what's that all about? >> we got to do something. find some nugget to tease and that's it in the north bay on tuesday. and everywhere else i think mostly dry. and there's only about a 10% to 20% chance at best. i think we're going to see significant rain, though, north of the north bay in places like clear lake. if you wake up with us in lake port, some showers on the way, on tuesday we're going to see a nice weekend. great weekendget outdoors or go to the movie. 69 in concord as you break for noon lunch. about 80, a mild day. and i know mike's son has been talking about the movie "cars" for four weeks. >> months. crazy for him.

he's 5 so yeah, four months is huge. he remembers it. can't remember his birthday but knows june 24. looking to the south bay, we're going to see cars here. you'll see no cars where i'm circling tonight, saturday night and sunday night. a full closure. we saw this between capitol expressway and the 680-280 interchange. you can jump on 680 on the north side of the closure as well. we're looking through the valley, a smooth drive. westbound, around airway boulevard as we've seen that seems to be after construction it never picks up as far as the speed goes. let's jump over to the live shot and show you oakland, 880, north fast coliseum. "sesame street" live is playing. we have a smooth drive right

now. elmo is the host of that show. >> very well. the kids rather watch them than me. it's 5:39. why sam sam said al qaeda was suffering from marketing problems, and the changes he wanted to make to the group. beautiful golden gate bridge. you can make the thirds out. stick around.

>> a live look outside at the south bay this morning. you can see it's hazy out there. making for a cooler start to the day. really felt the temperatures drop as we've gone through the week.

we'll check the full forecast with christina loren coming up. it's 5:42. in politics this morning, on the fence, last night president obama jumped head first into the controversy over whether to endorse gay marriage. he held his first fund-raiser where lawmakers may be on the verge of making it legal to marry there. how this politically touchy situation may affect the 2012 presidential election. good morning. >> reporter: it sure could. good morning. the president was in new york with about 600 supporters, gay rights supporters, for the first time ever, trying to explain what he calls his evolving position on same-sex marriage. the president focused on his record saying i rolled back the ban on gays in the military, we're no longer defending the defense of marriage act in my administration. he supports civil unions, supports benefits for gay couples but stopping short of saying he supports same-sex

marriage nation wide. as a result there were protests outside that dinner, also protests outside the state house in new york where they are trying to figure out if they will become the sixth state to now support and legalize gay marriage there, one vote away from that. we could see that vote happen today. there are five other states no longer including california that do support and have legalized gay marriage. this may be an issue the president can sidestep before the 2012 campaign. you think about it the supporters and he got a pretty warm reception there, but they don't have a lot of other choices at least so far in 2012. the republican candidates, pretty much all stacked against them. >> interesting. a lot of issues that the president's tackling this week as you know, tracie. he said he would withdraw 10,000 troops from afghanistan by december and here's what one soldier had to say. >> personally i feel about the pullout is it's about a pretty

good time to do it. we made a lot of progress and especially since we've been here in getting them trained up and capable of what they need to be able to do to ensure their own logistics, protecting their people, providing security. we've done a lot in that area. i'm quite confident in their ability to handle their own. >> the troop withdrawal timeline is drawing fire on all sides. in afghanistan, president hamid karzai said he welcomed how ever the troop draw down. we're learning that osama bin laden had considered changing al qaeda's name. in a letter recovered in the u.s. raid that killed him, bin laden wrote that his group needed a name change because they were killing too many muslims and it was bad for business. wrote that al qaeda's name should convince muslims worldwide that they were in a

holy war with america. >> a georgia man could be headed to prison after he pleaded guilty to supplying parts for iranian helicopters. michael todd used his business at the airport to supply parts for military jets and attack helicopters in the iranian air force. federal authorities say another man would buy the parts and ship them through several nations to bypass the boycott against iran. he has been sentenced to 56 months in prison. >> 5:46. closer to home, the forecast for this friday morning. >> good morning to you. we've got a good looking weekend. great for indoor activities, great for outdoor activities. give your ac a break after tuesday, i bet. you'll get a chance to do so this weekend all the way through next week. pretty interesting weather on the way. mild for this time of year.

cooler than average. you can see from the bay bridge shot it's not quite socked in with fog yet or even in the city of san francisco but this is about that time when we start to see that happen so i think between now and 6:30 we'll see a pretty good round of fog over the bay area. mike is always watching your road conditions. you can see in the pfk we have inarea of clearing. what i'm watching is this dig, this trough on the way. capable of pretty good showers to areas north of the north bay. we could see a little drizzle down to san francisco. i think most of the activity will stay to our north. that's not until tuesday so put that in the back of your mind. i'll have more information on that for you. 52 in livermore, 56 in hayward, headed to a nice day in the city at noon, 62, a mix of sun and clouds. by 4:00 p.m. the sun comes out. full sunshine today and tomorrow. sunday we lose a little sun as

the trough tries to draw in cloud cover. 80 at gilroy. 71 in santa cruz. there it is. look at the seven-day. no triple digits, no 90s, just comfortable bay area weather. >> wow. that's interesting. you know, it's never too late to have summertime ice cream. there is a cool list out as we get ready for the temperatures to heat up or not. always time for ice cream. it's out by yahoo! knows. one of the popular ice cream parlors in oakland, what a fun place. it's been around for generations. get there early because there is always a line. in san francisco there is mitchell serving up ice cream since the 1950s. on the peninsula, you can guess how many jelly beans are in the cookie jar. serves up organic ice cream and makes up its own waffle cones.

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>> this is a live look outside. embarcadero this morning. kind of hazy out there. cooler start to our day which is nice. cooler temperatures.

let's check the morning commute. ublly it's friday light. >> it's also 5:51 light so we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic toward the bay bridge toll plaza. we're going to give a warning for the other side. san francisco, the giants are playing so you find some work slowing around at&t park and starting at justin herman plaza we have critical mass and all of the bicyclists take to the streets on an unstated route so you have city slowing and the festivities, pride festival, the march, the parade all weekend. a lot more activity through the city. told you about the bridge. san mateo bridge eastbound away from 101 an suv pulling a boat. something wrong with the trailer hitch so they have one lane blocked up over the high rise from 101. looking at our sensors i have not seen slowing. we'll get a live look of the bridge from the hayward side.

also moving smoothly. steady through that area but i got an update. chp reports an accident at the dublin interchange. back to you. >> thank you very much. summer arrived and there are indications the economy has put the kibosh on a lot of people's travel plans. according to aaa there could be a million less drivers on the road this fourth of july than last year. experts point to higher gas prices, so vacationers have to make difficult choices when deciding what to do this summer. >> for a large percentage of people taking vacation they have cut back on other things in their life to be able to afford a vacation. >> survey shows that families are electing to do stay indications, instead of going long distances they are taking in local attractions. we've got lot of those in the bay area. here's encouraging news on the local jobs front. in a new survey 77% ever businesses with between 500 and

999 employees, they all plan to increase their hiring pool, hiring more people in the next six months. 53% of those executives surveyed said they plan to keep their work force about the same while 13% are planning layoffs. broken down by counties, 46% of executives surveyed in san francisco county. look at alameda county at 27%. and contra costa county planning on 21% say they are planning on hiringing more people. >> cars 2 getting great reviews. scott says today's release may not measure up to some of the past efforts. >> not if you use rotten tomatoes math. bottom line, pixar films some of the best made movies except the

cars series. here are the lists. wall-e, this is the bottom. there is another that shows toy story and toy story 2, "toy story 3," getting phenomenal numbers. 100%, 99%, "up" got 96%. this is the back half of the list. here we go. cars, 74%. cars 2, 45%. if cars 2 a very unusual move for pixar not getting very good reviews. with all of the nice weather i thought we could talk about your bike. this is the ibike dash. if you think you know what, inside there that looks a lot like an iphone or ipod touch. it is. you put your iphone in this and run their app and it becomes a speedometer and a built sense they're will record how big the

hill was. it's gps inside. you can record, figure out where to go. optional heart beat sensor to put on. >> not that big. >> real easy to take off. >> show me. >> you can take it with you when you go inside the coffee shop. help yourself. the idea being that you probably wanted to take your phone with you on the bike any way. >> put it on speak center. >> you could. blue tooth. i think you ought to stick to the biking. an iphone or ipad touch, you have a compute they're can connect to the sensors on the wheels. then after you're done with your bike ride see where you went. how many salaries. everything. there is an infinite amount of data. >> it's called the ibike dash. >> what's it run? >> it's about 200 bucks, that's

assuming you're supplying the iphone. >> my bike is about $80. it's 5:56. warriors picked up new members. at the nba draft. they took klay thompson. he is a shooting guard from washington state university. and in the second round they got the rights to jeremy tyler and later jenkins. coming up how safe is it to go in the water? the latestn a oatch a b the shark sightings. denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open.

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