whether the fire was intentionalintentional ly set. >> i'm in san francisco where a group promise to disrupt the afternoon commute to protest a shooting here a week ago last night. that story coming up. >> we're looking at hp pavilion. it's monday, july 11. this is "today in the bay." and good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. hoping for a great forecast. let's check in with christina loren. >> we're going to see a good forecast. in the 70s. >> now we can hear you. >> can you hear me now. it's going to be a nice day. that's all you need to know. back to you. >> well, that's simple. >> that's a great forecast. i wish i could say the same about the future of the commute. already i see a weird blip. above the 68, we do see slowing

just popped up, so nothing on the reports yet. i'll see what's going on there. we're also looking, forecasting some slowing for antioch westbound highway 4 right around this area that i circled. but eastbound into the area we heard about someone walking on the side of the road. chp is heading out there. again, anything on the chp incident report we follow that. back to you. >> thank you very much. later today a rally will be held at san francisco's civic center station over a recent shooting at the b.a.r.t. station. the reason this is important is the rally has a potential to impact b.a.r.t. riders this afternoon. bob joins us live with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. a group called no justice no bart is organizing this to take place at the civic center b.a.r.t. station between 4:30 and 7:00 this afternoon with the intention they say to disrupt the afternoon commute. what they are doing is trying to bring attention to, trying to

protest the b.a.r.t. police shooting and killing of charles hill, a 45-year-old transient who died a week ago at this station after a confrontation with two b.a.r.t. police officers. the officers were responding to a call that hill was drinking alcohol on the platform and at risk of falling on the tracks. they say he was aggressive, had a knife and slightly injured one of the officers when he threw a vodka bottle at himment they shot hill three times. in a news conference b.a.r.t.'s chief of police said he was comfortable with how his officers handled the situation. protesters think that b.a.r.t. police are participating in a cover-up. they will demand that the b.a.r.t. police department be shut down t firing of those two officers on leave. the release of surveillance footage of the shooting and independent investigation. it should be noted that b.a.r.t. and the san francisco police

department are both conducting parallel investigations of the shooting. this is the second bart police shooting that caused controversy. in 2009 oscar grant was shot and killed by b.a.r.t. police officer, former b.a.r.t. police officer johannas mehserle. he has said he did not mean to shoot him with his handgun but rather with his taser. this morning we reached out to linton johnson, and this is what he had in response to what is happening today. quote, while this news outlet must think it's acceptable to promote unsafe and illegal belavier b.a.r.t. is focused on keeping passengers safe, secure and on time. we find it reprehensible that this news outlet would even both tear ask tuesday participate in this and risk the safety and security of bart passengers and

employees and other guests. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. arson investigators are on the scene at daily city elementary school. crews responded to a one-alarm fire at skyline elementary school sunday night. report shows the fire started outside the back area of the school, then spread into a reading lab. investigators have not ruled it arson. they are trying to find the source of the blaze. >> a weekend sleepover turns tragic, one girl is dead and three friends ill after they drank a soda mixed with an unknown substance. police suspect alcohol but will not know until a toxicology report. the 14-year-old was found dead on her bedroom floor sunday morning. her parents told police the girls were sick in the middle of the night with what they thought was food poisoning. they cleaned them up and put them to bed. when they woke up in the morning their daughter had died.

>> a developing story this morning in pittsburg where police are investigating a second shooting on the de anza trail. christie smith joins us with an update. >> reporter: good morning. pittsburg police are still here investigating. they haven't spoken with us on scene but i can tell you that the shooting happened just down the trail beyond the police truck you see parked there. what they are telling me, i spoke with a dispatch wer the east bay regional parks. one man was found shot on the trail. they are not releasing his condition yet. but this occurred about a block away from a shooting last wednesday also on the delta de anza trail. 20-year-old victim who was shot in the head has died. both city police and park police saying they don't think that shooting was random and this latest shooting happened around

12 midnight. neighbors heard a gun fire. they called police and found a man down on the trail. there was another shooting on may 9, shot in a gang-related attack. we do have calls in to pittsburg police about a possible connection but the dispatcher i spoke with i asked if there were any arrests or suspect information and he said no. reporting live in pittsburg. >> richmond police trying to figure out how it happened but say a triple homicide over the weekend is a result of a drug deal. police say three men were shot in an apartment on triangle court around 4:30. in the next room was a 6-year-old. police say three men were involved in a close range gun fight. the child was not hurt. he was the nephew of one of the victims. the investigation continues but they are confident that everyone involved is either dead or in

custody. 5:06, san francisco police officers agreed to a new report with the city that will prevent layoffs and save money. police officers will immediately get a 3% pay increase with another small increase next april. officers will pay an extra 3% into their pensions. firefighters in the city are exexpected to vote on a similar contract soon. if approved san francisco could save $31 billion over the next two years. as you get in your car officials want you to remember to watch for construction workers. the agency is starting a campaign along with the highway patrol to remind drivers to move over. cal transofficials say should move over a lane when you see flashing lights. the campaign comes in response to a string of caltrans worker deaths. time to check the full forecast

with christina loren. >> good morning to you. we have a good looking week on tap. probably one of the best weeks we're going to get all summer long with our temperatures ending up in the 70s. we've got a gorgeous day for you today. and take a look at the differences on your satellite imagery. compared to where we were at this time on monday. we have that monsoonal moisture from high pressure over the four corners region. for us, low pressure is in control. it's kicking in the onshore flow. that means we're going to start with a pretty good formation of fog early. i think we're going to see a solid cloud bank along the coastline until at least noon. as a result you'll probably break 60 degrees at about noon, maybe 1230. and only rounding out at about 65 with all of that fog. we are expecting it to be so dense in parts that we could see the mist generated. i think that's going to happen today. 53 degrees in san mateo, 56 in sunnyvale and 57 in hayward.

you are well on your way to the 60s as of noon. this is it. your noon temperatures. 70 in fairfield, 62 in concord and then end up in the 70s, i haven't put 80 on the map. we'll let you know how much longer this will last. right now let's get you to work on time with mike. >> good morning. look out in the area of livermore. the valley. it's probably less because right here the area i circled that is not a big deal. we see this almost every morning about this time. slowing between portola and airway. but i'll follow this, no incidents reported there. we have construction northbound 880, slowing just getting off of the span. watch that intergain that should be clearing, heading across the pay. we'll see how the value is for the san mateo bridge.

we have a live look with the westbound, the taillights away from us. we can see the high rise. christina is watching fog as it refusals around bay area. oakland, from time to time we see the lights go out. so we may have moisture in the air as well. but the drive, fine heading up to the maze and approaching the downtown oakland area. we'll follow thl because you guys might have heard it gets crowded. >> it does. hey, but it's good to have you back. >> good to be back. >> you awake? >> at least you're still on the east coast time. i didn't get up at 5:30 either. >> getting back to the schedule. here's a song that maybe will get you into the groove. if you haven't heard it before. ♪ we could have had it all >> yeah. definitely will stick to your head. good news for fans of adele this morning. we now know when she will be back in the bay area.

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looks like a morning commute, folks are up and about getting going on this monday morning. it's 5:13. the final pieces to the eastern span of the bay bridge will soon make the journey to the bay area. crews are loading the final pieces of the steel girders and tower on a transport ship today. it will make the 22 voyage from shanghai to oakland by outsourcing from china the project saved $400 million in labor and material costs. california department of transportation also chose the maker because it has a huge crane needed to lift the pieces of the span. the new eastern span scheduled to be open in 2013. >> the price of gas is going down just slightly over the past two weeks, average cost for a gallon of regular dropped to $3.62. for the rest of the news before the bell we turn to nicole lapin. good monday morning to you. >> hey, very good monday morning to you, laura. futures are lower as investors

confront a pair of worries, europe's debt crisis spreading to italy and the u.s. budget talks creeping at a snail's pace. as the government tries to avoid a debt default next month. there's also a little bit of carry over from a disappointing job reports on friday. unemployment upticking to 9.2%. on that asian markets fell, europe is in the red. no big data today but this week we get reports on retail sales and pork prices, the trade deficit and inflation. earning season kicks off today when alcoa reports their results. to recap the action on friday, the dow fell 62 points to 12,657, where we closed there t nasdaq lost to 2859. the job market could be sluggish for some time. there is a new survey that finds 64% of small businesses don't plan to hire new workers over the next year. 19% plan to add employees and

12% plan to cut. more than half cite the uncertain economy for holding back on hiring. the survey was conducted before friday's jobs report which saw 18,000 jobs as i mentioned before, added last month which was pretty dismal even compared to the lowest of expectations. small businesses employ about half of the workers in the private sector so this is a big deal. another big deal, it's free slurpee day at 7-11. to mark the chain's unofficial birthday. you can get 7.7 ounces of your favorite slurpee with no catches. no questions asked. the funny thing is that last year despite giving away all of the free drinks sales actually increased 38%. so laura, 7-11 says that people got a taste, they got a little tease, and they wanted more. >> i like to mix the cola with the cherry. >> that's good. they do that for you, right? >> well, for you they do.

with me i got to do my own. >> brain freezes are going to increase too. >> there you go. put your tongue on the roof of your mouth. that helps. our tip for the day. all that in business news as well. thank you very much. 5:17. heading to the shores of lake tahoe may not be possible. it's the snowy winter causing the lake to rise. shrinking the beaches. the most recent measurement has lake tahoe 5 feet above its natural rim. that's like a whole me. the level is still rising, may not peak until the end of the m. more than 61 feet of snow fell into the sierra this weekend, the second most on record. we took the kids to lake tahoe and the beach is very, very tight there. want to check in with christina loren. she has a look at the forecast. >> yeah, you know what, you don't have all that much beach to begin with. so you lose -- when you lose

five feet of beach it's significant up there and they did say that it's not actually going to peak until later on this month. we've got to watch for more of that as we head throughout the coming days. let's look at what we can expect for today. you can see right now things are looking pretty good. we have on shore flow which has increased significantly by the system of low pressure. what's going to happen it's going to continue to drive to the east. as it does so it's going to bump this guy out of the way, nudging high pressure off to the east as well and for us, some nice marine air is going to continue to pull in. we are expecting good fog formation as we head throughout the morning especially along the coast. watch for that. temperatures are going to be really comfortable, though, as a result of that on shore flow, only the upper 70s across the bay. you give your ac a break for the first half of the day. fairfield and concord getting a breeze but that's it. southwest wind at 21 miles per

hour sustained. 16 miles per hour in concord. will make for a little bumpy ride if you drive a high-profile vehicle. take it easy out there. we're looking good in terms of visibility, perfect now, expecting the fog to develop as we head through the next hour. by 6:19 one of our bridges will be socked in. don't believe me? tune in and find out. 79 in san jose and 77 in gilroy. you know, it's been a bumpy morning but it's monday so it's to be expected. >> you know what they say. hang on. >> bumpy ride, baby. >> welcome back, too. she had an extended weekend as well. inyou transformers movie again fighting its way to the top of the box office. transformers dark of the moon now the top grossing movie of the year thanks to this weekend's sales that made over $47 million in its second

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>> welcome back. taking the bike to work may not have all of the health advantages you think it does. according to one study. canadian scientists say the health benefits of biking are directly related to how much

traffic you ride through. fewer cars mean less chance of getting hit and less chance of being exposed too pollution. the study found short-term exposure to heavy traffic made a person's heart less able to respond to stress, up to three hours after the ride. researchers say they are not suggesting that you stop biking to work but avoid busy roads whenever possible. the worst is getting a lot of exhaust when you go for a walk or a run or a bike ride. want to check the morning commute with mike. >> good morning. you are right. i hate that when you bike through that, puff of exhaust. we have slowing showing up southbound 87, just showing up now heading down toward curtner. there are no incidents reported. we have this showing up. southbound 101 through mountain view heading to 237 past 85, we'll watch. yellow means below 50. that's held on for about five minutes. it's early especially for that

area to show slowing. here through livermore the reason for that slowdown, there was an earlier full closure. sounds like the equipment is in the area and messing with our sensors. though we're showing 18 minute drive it's probably closer to 15 in the westbound commute direction. east bound we had construction. moving over to the maze, smooth drive approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll get a live look and show you. across the water this is a darker shot. some of the fog, the clouds are rolling through, the deck of visibility is reported okay. there is a wind advisory and that's probably what's pushing the clouds through the area from time to time. it's buildsing. >> thank you. a lawsuit involving former governor arnold schwarzenegger will have its first day in court today. parents of louis santos are suing because he commuted the sentence of one of the men involved in santos' killing. swars wars reduced the sentence

from 16 years to 7. the suit claims he did it because nunez is the son of a political ally. schwarzenegger sent a letter to the family apologizing for not informing them but he has not admitted wrong doing. >> court case in colorado raising interesting questions about computer passwords. >> good morning. a woman is on trial in colorado, she's accused of mortgage fraud and prosecutors think there's valuable evidence on her lap top. but her lap top is encrypted so the big question is should the accused have to give up their passwords? if doing show would show them to be guilty. that seems like a violation of the fourth amendment. the counter argument if you hide evidence 18 safe you have to give up the key. does that fact that the password is in your head change things? it's a precedent-setting case and we'll keep watching it.

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>> reporter: breaking news out of pittsburg this morning. yet another shooting on a popular east bay walking trail. the third one in a matter of months. i'm christie smith. we'll have that story coming up in a live report. >> a car chase spanning most of the east bay overnight. where it ended, and what

happened next. plus, jaycee dugard sits down to talk about her 18 years in captivity and how she's doing now. taking a live look outside. this time from the east bay. folks up and about on this monday, july 11, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. ite 5:30. yeah, it's monday. let's change the whole outlook of monday morning starting now. >> you know, i love mondays. mondays are like my favorite day of the week. you get to wake up early, go to work. forget about the weekend. boy, do i miss it already. 75 in napa. weather's going to make things nice, a cool start will make way to a comfortable afternoon. you cannot complain about highs in the upper 70s in the middle of july. we'll talk more about that

coming up. back to you, mike. >> all right. happy monday. happy commute. look at this wonderful slowing. this is not working this chipper attitude. westbound 4, we see the slow zone. that we typically see, haven't seen it a couple of weeks. it's back at 5:30. we should see a good volume heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. right now a live look shows you a light volume of traffic picking up slightly with the headlights and the wind advisory still in place for the span so use caution as you head over there. >> thank you very much. new this morning less than a week after a man was found shot in the head on the de anza trail, police are investigating a second shooting there. christie smith is live in pittsburg with the latest on this developing story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. pittsburg police are still here 5 1/2 hours after this shooting was first reported. yet another shooting on the very same trail as one that happened last week. what happened here is that neighbors heard gun fire right

before midnight. police came out and found a man dead. i mean a man down, i'm sorry. this follows a trail shooting on wednesday night on the other side of railroad. i spoke with east bay regional park police. they are not releasing much information about the man's condition this morning. they say they should have more after 8:00. on wednesday, a 20-year-old pittsburg man was shot in the head on the trail. police say they don't think that that one was random and there are reports that he had been shot at in antioch days before that happened. the "mercury news" reporting that man has died about a half mile from that one on may 9, another man was shot in the shoulder in an apparent gang-related shooting. we have calls in to pittsburg police about a possible current weather conditions these shootings. one dispatcher told me he has heard that pittsburg police are increasing patrols in light of all of the shootings going on on

the trail. but i asked if he had suspect information on this latest shooting. he said no and there have been no arrests. christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. two men are in custody after a long car chase stretching from san pablo to fremont early this morning. we understand the suspects carjacked a driver in san pablo. law enforcement agencies gave chase on southbound interstate 880. the suspect then drove south fremont boulevard where they crashed on an on ramp. police arrested two men in the car. the female in the car taken to a hospital by ambulance. 5:33. protesters will rally at san francisco's b.a.r.t. station today. they are angry over a recent officer-involved fatal shooting. the reason this morning is important it could impact afternoon service for b.a.r.t. riders. bob redell joins us live with

the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. a group called no justice no bart is organizing this rally to take place here at the civic center b.a.r.t. station in san francisco between 4:30 and 7:00, this evening. we bring this up because they announced it is their intent to disrupt your service to bring attention to their cause. what they are protesting is the b.a.r.t. police shooting and killing of charles hill, a 45-year-old transient who died a week ago last night at the station after confrontation with two b.a.r.t. police officers. they were responding to a call that hill was drinking alcohol and at risk of falling on the tracks. police say he was aggressive, had a knife and slightly injured one of the officers. they ended up shooting him three times. in a news conference the day after b.a.r.t.'s chief of police said he was comfortable with how his officers handled the situation. protesters think the shooting

was unnecessary and the police are participating in a cover-up. today they will demand that the entire b.a.r.t. police department be shut down t firing of the two officer who is now are on paid administrative leave. and the surveillance and an independent investigation. there are two investigations going on in parallel. b.a.r.t. is conducting one, sfpd the other. this is the second b.a.r.t. police shooting that caused controversy. on new year's day the 2009 oscar grant was killed by then officer mehserle. mehserle who was released from jail said he meant to shoot grant with his taser, not his handgun. this morning linton johnson, the chief spokesperson released this statement to us in response to hearing there's this protest. i'm quoting. while the news outlet must think it's acceptable to promote unsafe and illegal behavior bart is focus ond keeping passengers

safe secure and on time we find it reprehensible this news outlet would bother to ask us to participate in any story that would encourage illegal behavior and risk the safety and security of bart peng passengers, employees and other guests. this is -- that was un." for your information there is a chance this planned protest today between 4:30 and 7:00 here at the civic center b.a.r.t. station would affect your ride home. reporting live here at civic center. >> thank you, bob. 5:36. living in fear for 18 years, jaycee dugard is breaking her silence about the life she led for years. confined to the backyard of an antioch home. dugard says she does not have a rage building inside her against her kidnapper phillip garrido because she refuses to let him have that. she was just 11 when she was kidnapped.

14 when she had her first child fathered by garrido, she had another child of his later on. dugard says she talked to one of the probation agents and made her feel like they didn't care. she thanked the two police officers that finally rescued her. dugard is now 31 years old and trying to build a life in northern california with her two daughters and mother. her book will be released tomorrow in her own words. >> u.s. navy will be in the waters off baja california looking for the seven fishermen missing after the boat capsized. divers are expected to search the remains of the boat looking for any bodies. the seven missing were among 44 people, many from the bay area, thrown into the water of the sea of cortez on july 3. yesterday the coast guard searched by air, while the mexican navy searched by both the hopes of finding the men. the family members of those still missing launched a website

to spread the word and gain support. find our fathers.com shows the images of the missing men and lists the men who have been rescued. >> it is 5:37 now. time to check the forecast, cooler temperatures will prevail this week. right, meteorologist christina loren? >> that is correct, anchorologist. we're expecting the fog to start to develop especially along the coast as we head throughout the next couple of hours. low pressure is in control of our weather pattern as hot pressure was in control last week. a few days has allowed this high pressure ridge to drift to the east so the whole monsoonal flow is getting taken out of southern california and pushed toward the four corners region, good news for the people down in the south who have been suffering 40 am the muggies for the past few days. throughout the next few days low pressure is going to kick in. what that means is cooler

weather. we're going to drop off each day. all the way through wednesday. wednesday will be the coolest day of the week. fog can be anticipated this morning. not too bad yet but as the sun comes up, we head throughout the next hour or so i believe it will become a factor. 57 in hayward, we're on the way to 77 los gatos today, 70 in the city, that's it, bring a jacket to work. and 75 degrees in santa cruz, now stay tuned. i've got their 7-day outlook, hem you plan your week ahead, let you know which days are best for getting outside. speaking of someone with a chance to do so he was off, you went to new york, you didn't do anything around the house, did you. >> i try not to have the opportunity to cross anything off that honey do list. we're looking here folks are getting to work, 580 westbound through livermore and 18 minutes, look at this t slowing started coming into livermore. slowing past airway and portola. we still watch it. 18, 19 minutes through the area. we'll jump to the south bay, we

showed you look, 101 past the 680 interchange, that is starting to slow now. the earlier slowdown through mountain view has cleared up. that was a blip. looks like more, we see this time of day. a live look, livermore and the south bay, there's sunol and southbound we see a good volume through this area. no major slowing but we see the jam starting around washington over the end of the hill. that will be an issue closer to the 6:00 hour. we'll follow this carefully as well as oakland. the volume has been pretty heavy. at least for the earlier hours, we're seeing things sort out to about normal. >> sounds good. all right. we had adele a little bit ago. now a little train. if you wanted everyone to get a taste of a drop of jupiter, they are releasing a wine. it's very interesting. name affidavit the popular song from 2001 the wine is on sale on

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>> hey, good morning. there was a rare sunday meeting at the white house between the president and congressional leaders, not very long, though, described by at least one person as a bit tense. the president and congressional leaders sat down, he said wear your business casual attire but they met for less than an hour and a half and weren't able to come closer. the president is pushing for a grander plan, some $4 trillion in deficit reduction over the next decade. he says that he would put social security and medicare on the table in exchange for closing some tax loopholes but republicans still holding firm saying they don't want change to the tax structure, they are looking for a deal more in the range of 2 to $2.5 millitrillio. the president was asked going in whether they will be able to do something and hammer this out in the next 10 days, he said we need to. as you said he will answer more questions this morning. he has a news conference planned at 8:00 a.m. pacific time. and so he's likely to face a lot

of questions about what's next. he is meeting with congressional leaders again today. he's told them be prepared to meet every day this week. he also asked republicans today to bring more specifics. >> a lot of people worried about money these days, kristin. students at all of the state schools and ucs, they all face the possibility of tuition increases this week. uc board of regents vote thursday to increase tuition 10% for the semester that starts next month. that is on top of the 8% increase approved last november. both uc and csu systems were hit with $650 million cuts in the state budget. both are asking students to try to make up the difference. >> it's really painful. we're already paying a lot of money, and this extra tuition increase is really going to affect my family now. i already don't get a lot of financial aid from the college. so this is just even more is

going to have to come out of my pocket. >> the administrators will vote on a 12% hike for undergraduates tomorrow that's on top of a 10% increase approved last fall. >> this morning sam fran fire crews mopping up after a fire ripped through a building on the sunny side neighborhood. the one alarm fire broke out this morning on melrose avenue blocks from city college of san francisco. firefighters say heavy smoke and flames were burning through the roof of the home. strong winds spread the flames to the house next door, damaging the exterior and the kitchen. luckily no one was injured. firefighters say the fire most likely started from the living room. >> an east bay county is using the power of the internet to help the legal system. superior court launched a new website to help people who think they are not eligible to serve on jury duty. the site saves the time of having to travel or call the court.

it must be made at least five days before the day of jury duty and the court will review each and a decision delivered by post card. picture perfect weather i think these days. meet ol list christina loren. >> post cards? people still doing that? send me one. low pressure, i get a lot of mail but not a lot of post cards. low pressure, could make for a picture perfect day across the bay area. especially if you wake up now, we have that fog rolling in. along the golden gate bridge, a beautiful start. high pressure has drifted to the east. it's going to take the muggy weather with it that we saw last week. a couple of pop-up thunderstorms in our neck of the woods. last thursday a thing of the past. as of this week we have a significant change, onshore flow has increased and for us that mean as foggy start, kind of cool and cloudy but that will make way to a mild comfortable afternoon with temperatures only in the 70s. we're going to hold on to the

70s for a couple of days. 57 in hayward, 56 in sunnyvale and 55 in fairfield. hopefully you had a good weekend. as we head throughout the week the weather keeps getting better if you are looking for the cool stuff. 79 in concord. 75 in fremont. 78 degrees in redwood city. gorgeous here and 74 in oakland. if you are going to be waking up with us in the city tomorrow and the next few days i think we're going to see more formation of that marine layer so a deeper marine layer will make for stubborn fog. i think it's a gray day on wednesday. you might not break out of that fog bank until 2:00 p.m. we're looking more like 11 a.m. into the noon hour. we see that break apart and the sun shines through. 75 degrees tuesday, wednesday, coolest day of the week when we see the strongest on shore flow, 80 degrees thursday, and then as we end, round out the week friday into saturday, mid 80s only approaching the upper 80s

by sunday. so overall temperatures stay below their seasonal averages all the way through saturday. hope you enjoy it. back to you. >> love. thank you very much. 5:48 now. most of the giants getting a few days rest for the all-star break. they went without a bang beating the mets 4-2. they maintain the top spot in the nl west. six giants players take place in the all star festivities including pablo sandoval. he will make the big trip to arizona. fun to watch. now for the a's, they have a tough time. they were swept over by the rangers this weekend. 2-0. the only athletic headed to the all-star game is gio gonzalez, said to be very excited. check one off his bucket list i suppose. if you haven't seen it yet you want to stop what you're doing for this. the u.s. women winning one of the most amazing games in women's world cup history.

u.s. and brazil go into extra time. brazil scores it. time running out for the u.s. then, you're going to see it. an amazing goal from abby. the latest goal in women's world history. every kicker for team usa, they score. that's enough for the win. very exciting. team usa plays france on wednesday. look at that. >> 5:50 now. put away the wallets, 7-11 giving out something free today. >> and all the songs you want for a flat fee. we'll look coming up in tech today. >> we're cruising through the south ouba look t. northbound 101 through the south bay, i'll show you what else is with nat enthol. it's gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away fast. new icy hot naturals.

>> thank heaven, yes, for 7-eleven this morning. you know why? you can get something free there. yeah, one of the biggest convenient stores celebrating its birthday today by giving back to the community. 7-eleven commemorating 84 years by giving away free slurpees. customers get a complimentary 7.11 ounce drink in 400 stores across the bay area will participate. in case you didn't notice today is no the only day it falls on 7-11-11. that's pretty cool. how do you take your slurpee? >> you know, quickly because of brain freeze. your tip was tongue to the roof of your mouth. >> when you get a brain freeze. >> i'm going to try that. looking at the south bay, no

cure for the slowing we see on northbound 101 but it's there. it is there a little earlier than we typically see. looks like a lot of folks getting back to work. i was on vacation last week. i'm projecting. looking to northbound 101, no major issues. a smooth drive toward san mateo. 92, so far smooth off of the bridge. the volume of traffic. headlights toward the east bay and the camera shaking. there's some wind through the area. watch that. no major issues here. a live look at the bay bridge shows the approach to the toll plaza. the volume increasing, also a wind advisory for the span. keep that in mind. those metering lights are soon to come. >> 5:54. southern california leader wants to split the state in half. a republican riverside

supervisor is proposing creating south california, he wants 13 mostly conservative counties to break away to make the 51st state. the supervisor says the state is in a financial catastrophe where businesses are burdened by social programs. measures to split up the state have come up 220 times since the 1850s. so there has been talk for some time. will it happen, we'll see. scott mcgrew joins us. seems that northern california would come out ahead. >> i think it would. the idea usually comes from our side. housing prices here have been more stable, the state's able to get more money from stock gains here thanks to tech and we do have smaller numbers of people in entitlement programs. the united states may soon get access to spotafy. very popular in europe, several

reports say it could be available in the u.s. as soon as next week. shares in yahoo! are under pressure again after taking a big hit friday. a hedge fund sold yahoo! shares. we started earning season soon. google reports thursday. apple and yahoo! a week from tomorrow. this made me happy. the closing bell on wall street, i'm ready, it's like you're going to win a cigar. bam. the guys from tornado alley, sean casey from "the discovery channel" probably never going to be invited back. >> why? really? >> he probably planned it in front of the mirror. >> this market is closed. >> 5:56. firefighters respond to an elementary school. trying to find out if the fire was intentionally set. a lish look outside. cooler temperatures across the

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