we'll have the latest coming up. >> reporter: new this morning, violence breaks out again on the streets of richmond. four people shot, two of them dead. i'm christie smith. coming up we'll be talking about what neighbors would like to see happen. >> plus, not giving up without a fight. how some bay area cities plan to get their redevelopment money back. a live look at the bay bridge on this monday morning, july 18th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning everybody. welcome to monday. it's now 5:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. she is sleeping in this morning let's hope so. also off today is christina loren but we have mr. rob mayeda filling in. >> good morning. we're off to a pretty nice start. not much in the way of low clouds. let's go hour by hour. breakfast time chilly, yeah,

it's still july but 40s and 50s this morning. by lunch time sunshine inland with coastal clouds returning. by 4:00 we're going to be watching the north bay because we could see rare shul showers north of santa rosa. 60s and 70s inland. a look at the forecast coming up. mike, how is that monday morning commute? >> okay but not a good monday morning for a couple of folks. first one coming into the south bay out of the east bay. out of milpitas, southbound 880 at dixon landing road. we're not sure of the information we're getting is that the accident is cleared but look at this live shot off to the shoulder. still have the flatbed tow truck. pulling the cable out there, there is a car that went down the ditch. not affecting traffic but we'll track it and another incident south. i'll tell you about that coming up. >> busy on a monday morning. thank you. 5:01. richmond police have their hands full investigating an overnight double homicide. this comes after another shooting just last week that killed three people.

today in the bay's christie smith is live in richmond. some are worried about the uptick in violence and what may come next. >> reporter: we're talking about four people shot overnight, two of them killed, and this follows a string of shootings here in richmond. and street level violence. a lot of neighbors say at this point they are feeling helpless. this latest shooting happened about 10:15 last night on bissel avenue. a man and woman in their 30s shot outside an apartment, shot and killed, found laying on the sidewalk. another woman was also shot. she is expected to survive. police are looking into whether this might be tied to a shooting that happened 30 minutes earlier a few miles away a. 23-year-old man was shot. he is expected to survive. days earlier there was a shoot-out in a richmond home. that left three people dead near triangle court. richmond housing authority operates the subsidized housing

there and neighbors say they are concerned about backlash. they want private zurt security patrol. the the city plans to upgrade lighting in the area. some neighbors are saying that's not enough. i have calls in to the watch commander. at this point no arrests into this latest shooting overnight. but we're told that a spokesperson for the richmond police department is on her way here and should be here in the next 30 minutes, as soon as we hear from her, we'll bring that information to you. reporting live in richmond, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> the worry is certainly understandable. thank you, christie. >> this morning many questions over whether justice is served in a bay area sexual assault case. it involve as san jose stepfather who badly beat a house guest who molested his step-daughter. some wonder whether he is being punished too harshly for some say almost any father would do.

miguel faces life in prison, the man who molested his step-daughter stands to get out in 22 years. that's because the district attorney filed maximum felony charges against cerda and his brother. they are charged with torture, battery and making criminal threats. the d.a. says it's because the men did not act immediately and planned the beating. rodriguez pleaded to the charges. he will be sentenced to 22 years. pg&e is planning a revision on the pipe line from last september. officials want the pipe moved. pipe line 132 extends from san bruno through south san francisco up to san bruno mountain. right now the pipe runs through the backyards of dozens of homes in the city. officials want pg&e to move the pipe when it begins a major replacement project. the utility is working with the city on a solution and says recent tests of the pipe line

didn't show major dangers. >> 5:04. the man fatally shot by a san francisco police officer in the bay view district may have been involved in a fatal shooting in washington. this comes as anger is reaching a boiling point in the neighborhood, and new investigations into the shooting are under way. "today in the bay's" bob redell has an update. >> reporter: one community activist we spoke with is planning a news conference to call for more police accountability after a man was shot and killed here late saturday afternoon along this sidewalk. we're at third and oak dale in the bay view district. his name was reportedly kenny harding, a 19-year-old man who was recently released from prison on parole for a sex crime. and he was a person of interest in a deadly shooting last wednesday in seattle in which

three people were wounded and a young woman was killed. she was a bystander who wasn't involved in the dispute. flash forward later to late saturday, two san francisco police officers stopped harding around here in the bay view for a muni fare violation because he reportedly didn't have a valid bus transfer ticket. when they started questioning him officers say he started to run away, while firing several shots back at them. at least one of the officers fired back and wounded him at this location which was about a block away from where they initially stopped him. cell phone video has surfaced that shows sfpd with guns drawn on harding as he lays wounded on the sidewalk bleeding. a crowd of people surround the officers yelling at them accusing them of shooting an unarmed man, questioning where's the gun. but in another amateur video you can see a gun on the ground near the scene. police were able to get it back. they say that's the gun that harding used to shoot at them. he later died.

people protested the shooting later that night in the mission district calling for an investigation into this officer-involved shooting. sf homicide, internal affairs, the d.a. and the office of citizens complaints have begun investigations of their own. we could learn more details about what happened here saturday afternoon. sfpd also plans a news conference today. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. a lawsuit could be filed as early as today challenging the laws that kill redevelopment agencies throughout the state. the league of california cities and the city of san jose are among those expected to file the lawsuit against the sate. they say the california legislature not only killed redevelopment agencies but also added a, quote, poison pill that will prevent the agencies from coming back to life. basically it states the agencies cannot sell debt to help build projects. san jose's redevelopment agency

has paid for projects such as the hp pavilion and convention center by selling debt. good morning. it is now 5:07. if you have business to take care of at your local court house you want to do it as soon as possible. california's budget crisis is trickling down to court houses. the state courts are preparing to absorb $350 million of cuts this fiscal year. longer waits to file divorce cases or to resolve legal fights between silicon valley companies. some days court houses will shut down. in the bay area it could mean plans to build a family court house in downtown san jose, those plans could be shuttered. the state judicial council will meet friday to consider recommended cuts. >> 5:08. good morning. you made it to monday morning. we have meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina loren. nice weekend here in the south bay. >> we got sun to break out flew the clouds which was nice. our temperatures still trying to

warm up to july standards. this morning we've got 50s outside for most of us. but the low clouds really have not surged inland like we've seen so good news in terms of the weather. we have a healthy sea breeze that will probably be on the increase as we head through the afternoon. right now the satellite view also very interesting for july. we've got a weather system that is tossing clouds to the north. in fact, some rain possible later today for places north of ukiah. as the system sweeps through north bay locations could see sprinkles out there and this is going to keep the sea breeze going through tuesday. as the system gets out of here we'll see temperatures starting to warm up. around the bay today, temperatures in the 70s around san jose, 60s again for san francisco. 70 in oakland. if you head to the north bay north of ukiah, close to 81 before the clouds spill in. might see overnight showers. seven-day forecast, warmest days will be coming up wednesday and thursday, a cooldown friday, then rebound nicely as we head

toward the second half of the weekend. >> rob, we're going to follow that truck that's on the side of the road. produce truck filled with 70,000 pounds of, well, produce. that's over there, we don't know when that will clear. we thought it was going to clear by 4:30. that hasn't been the case. no slowing on the maps getting in. the rest of the northbound routes looking good with these sensors showing no problems. very early now. we'll follow this at the scene there. as well as southbound 880 i showed you the earlier pictures, the tow truck flashing the lights at dixon landing road. no one injured. just a distraction out of milpitas and 237. we'll look north on 880 fast coliseum, an easy flow of traffic. moisture not a problem. fog, visibility fine. we'll look at the maze. folks heading to or from the area. toward the bay bridge toll plaza there is a construction zone eastbound out of the city. the upper deck comes in with a

smooth drive. even the sun starting to touch the clouds. yeah, very early. early even for the sun. >> waky, waky, eggs and baky. i'm sure you are star wars fans. >> total. >> absolutely. australian man is using the force to help raise money. jacob french is wandering the australian countryside dressed up. he hopes to raise $50,000 for seriously ill children. he is planning to walk more than 2500 miles, in case you forgot storm troopers were the bad guys. >> except in this case. nice to see he has the buggy with him. >> what's the temperature, though? is he going to be okay? >> i guess it's winter there. can you imagine. >> no. >> doing weather and traffic in storm trooper outfits. >> we should try that. >> we're going to move on. 5:11.

coming up, the strange request uc-berkeley is making to undergrad students. a major milestone at a california pride parade marking a symbolic end to the "don't ask, don't tell policy." harry potter coming up big at the box office. was it a record-breaking weekend? don't forget to check us out on faceok. sear nbc bay area morning news. we'd love to hear from you. ♪

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so our dentist recommended act. [ male announcer ] act mouthwash restores enamel and makes teeth up to 2 times stronger. act. stronger teeth and fresher breath in every bottle. >> good morning. welcome back. 5:14. uc-berkeley is asking new students for their voices. ahead of fall campus orientation the campus is asking students to record their own voices and accents. it's an experiment to match accents from around the state

and the world. the students record their samples online, reading various phrases in english and native tongue. so far about 300 of the almost 6,000 students have submitted voice samples. >> meanwhile, upper classmen at san jose state are asked to live in a hotel for the upcoming school year. but the school hasn't said which hotel. it requires freshmen to live in dorms on campus. with a large group of freshmen in the fall about 250 have been asked to give up spots in the dorms. the university will put the students up in a hotel and have promised it will be a business class with access to public transportation. >> a new poll finds hiring appears to be on the up swing. the national association for business economists says 43% of firms surveyed will likely increase employment over the next six months. they say they have no significant layoffs planned so

good news there. 49% have no expected change. we want to turn to "today in the bay's" nicole lapin at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. futures are lower as concerns of the debt issue continue to weigh on markets. no talks were held this weekend on the deal to raise the debt limit, none are scheduled for today. the government could run out of cash to pay its bills in two weeks. asian markets fell on the same debt worries. europe is also lower but we do get data stateside that could drive us on the housing sector and investors are bracing for an onslaught of earnings as a fifth of the s&p 500 will report. today we hear from a biggy ibm after the close, but to recap some of the market action on friday the dow rose 42, 12,479 is where we closed. the nasdaq to 2789. and the ceo of general mills is blaming government ethanol

subsidies as the driver for rising food prices. if corn goes up wheat goes up. he says general mills which makes stuff like cheerios and soup had to pay twice as much last year for wheat and the cost of corn and oats are now up 30% to 40%. the company absorbed a lot of these increases but still i got to say passed some on to you and i the consumer. ethanol and biofuels consume about 40% of the u.s. corn crop. chuck schumer says he's going to introduce a bill, under a rule that takes effect in august airlines only have to reimburse if bags are lost forever. schumer says airlines should refund those fees upon request. that makes sense. only a small fraction of bags actually are lost forever. you know, hopefully you haven't been in this situation. sadly i have. the bag comes back three months later, a year later it's not the

same. stuff doesn't fit, out of style. >> request absolutely. okay. thanks. 5:17. for the first time a military contingent took part in a gay pride parade. about 200 active duty troops and veterans marched in this event held in san diego saturday. soldiers wore tee shirts for each military branch. the branches allow service members to take part in this but not in uniform. the march comes a day after a federal appeals court reinstated most of the "don't ask, don't tell policy." that prevented the government from investigating or penalizing any one who is openly gay. 5:18. did you enjoy the nice weather this weekend? i certainly did. rob joins us with a look at the forecast. how is it going to look this week? >> looks pretty good. if you like warmer weather i think we can finally get that in the forecast as we head toward the middle of the week. one of the things we're seeing this morning, may be a pleasant start, we're not locked in by low clouds around the bay area.

50s outside for most of us. and yes, we will see a sea breeze so we're not going to see 80s and 90s but later on we will see that warm-up in the seven-day forecast. the giants and the dodgers coming up, 7:15. if you are lucky enough to head to the ball park. if you don't have a ticket of course it's here on nbc bay area. join us as the giants take on the dodgers. good air quality as long as the sea breeze stays strong, the air pretty well mixed. this is good for july standards. it's interesting to note that if you have family and friends across east of the rockies, it is awfully hot. we've got heat, humidity combining for temperatures. 90s by 4:00 in the morning. it's awful across the northern plains. here we have the opposite. a dip in the jet stream. this is what we sometimes refer to as a lock pattern. you get a strong ridge to the east and a system like this coming into the west coast, we do have showers for the far

north bay north of santa rosa later tonight. comfortably cool, better than the 90s and 100s to the east. that's the positive spin. 72 degrees in petaluma. 80 around vacaville. wednesday and thursday warming up. then in time for the weekend as some folks perhaps watch harry potter for third or fourth time. >> i went to the movies but i didn't see the box office winner, believe it or not. i saw horrible bosses, that was a good flick. i recommend it. 5:20. one of the most anticipated films has turned out to be the most successful. >> you have something of mine. i'd like it back. >> part 2 of "harry potter and the deathly hallows" flew into the record books taking $168 million in the u.s. alone beating the previous record set in 2008 by bat man the dark night by more than 10 million.

the potter finale with 92 million. 5:20. a look at what the new war mem yar for local veterans will look like. >> could a groupupon coupon be illegal. we'll look at that in tech today. >> certainly legal if you group on your commute. three at the toll plaza. i'll show you hi tnghi tngs irle and around the bay. t

>> good morning. thanks for waking up with us. it's 5:23 on monday morning. a live look out at hp pavilion. looks to be a calm start to your monday. we now know what a new san francisco monument honoring those who served in the armed forces will look like. take a look at this. an artist rendering of the

san francisco veterans memorial. the winning design was chosen from three finalists. it will consist of three pools circling stone. the pools form a circle of water that glides over the stone from the street to a garden below. the movement is meant to symbolize the merging of heaven, the circle and earth the octagon. it will be built between the war memorial opera house and the veterans building. >> 5:24. if you are just getting ready to head out the door to head to work on this monday morning mike's got a look at the traffic. >> i do. if you are getting ready to head out, sorry, you're not the first. slowing things early on a monday morning. 54 down from 65 about 15 minutes ago so a slowdown through antioch and walnut creek, looking steady so far for that portion. the commute directions coming into the area, speeds in the 50s but no big concern there.

that's because there are relatively few through the area as well as larger trucks bringing that average down a bit. your commute still 18 minutes off of the carquinez bridge. to the bay bridge toll plaza. an accident, eastbound 580 on the broadway avenue off ramp that might affect traffic. no lanes are reported blocked there. at the golden gate bridge, the sun starting to peek out and show some of the silhouettes. a smooth drive, seeing both towers, clear visibility here. another shot across the bay, the san mateo bridge, no major problems. the wind is great. no major issues. and visibility great so far too. >> thanks, mike. here is a question. is a groupon discount a gift certificate? scott says the answer matters a lot. >> it does. good morning. if you're not familiar with groupon, it's a discount that you buy online like half off a cut and color at a salon.

well, they have expiration dates and california law says you can't have expiration dates on gift certificates, so that does raise the question, did you just buy a gift certificate? connecticut has similar laws and this morning the state is considering whether to force groupon to remove the expiration date from its offerings. that would be a huge problem for businesses selling discounts because they would have to carry the yet to be redeemed discounts on the books forever. some trouble for netflix streaming. the company says it's fixed. anger over the price hike continues to simmer as well. if you look at netflix performance you couldn't be in a better stock. an all-time high a couple of days ago. and what a weekend for news corp. the former head of news of the world was arrested, the head of the "wall street journal" stepped down, no proof he did anything wrong. but he used to be head of news of the world, and then marla, the prime minister of england

called for an emergency session of parliament. david cameron hired a former news of the world executive to be his press secretary since later fired him but cameron's hold on power, he was a coalition government, the first since the second world war. this is getting squishy whether the prime minister of england will be able to hold onto power. >> talk about ripple effect. thanks, scott. >> it is now 5:27. we have new information about san francisco's latest police shooting that turned deadly. team coverage is next. >> reporter: four people shot in richmond overnight, two of them killed. we just smopoke with richmond police. coming up a live report. if your kids want to sound cool, they have to look cool! so, here's what they'll need: denim, graphic tees, leggings and tunics,

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>> reporter: new information on the criminal background of the man who san francisco police shot and killed here in the bay

view district saturday afternoon. i'm bob redell. we'll fill you in coming up. >> also, we'll go live to seattle where the man shot and killed by a police officer here in the bay area may actually be a murder suspect. and the new report that shows one bay area county may be more dangerous than others. a live look at the gorgeous bay bridge on this monday morning, july 18th, this is "today in the bay." >> monday morning already. good morning. it's 5:30. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. thanks for being with us this morning. meteorologist christina loren has the day off. we have meteorologist rob mayeda. >> good monday morning. let's show you the temperatures. the weather's nice. it's monday morning. the weather looks pretty good. 50s for breakfast time, lunch time 60s and 70s.

maybe a little warmer in the south bay today. 65 san francisco, 78 in san jose. the seven-day forecast comes up in a few minutes. the weather pretty good. monday's commute maybe not so much. >> not so much for a couple of people. one person southbound 880 at dixon landing road sounds like the car making progress. the person was not injured but activity as you come down toward 237. further south we're looking at the northbound direction of 101, this is north 101 at bailey avenue. i got word from chp they are closing down the slow lane approaching the jackknifed produce truck. they have to off-load 70,000 pounds of produce, and then remove the truck. this could be an issue if it lasts more than an hour. >> 5:31. new information this morning about the man shot and killed by san francisco police in the bay view district over the weekend. he may have been involved in a shooting that happened in washington. anger is intensifying in the neighborhood and new investigations on the shooting are under way.

"today in the bay's" bob redell is live in the bay view with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good with morning. some people here in the bay view district of san francisco question whether sfpd was justified in the shooting of the man who is now being memorialized along the sidewalk where he was shot saturday afternoon after police stopped him for a muni fare violation. there is cell phone video that shows a tense scene after the shooting. the man who was shot can be seen bleeding on the ground. his name is reportedly kenny harding, a 19-year-old parolee recently released from prison, also wanted in connection with a shooting last week in seattle. the video shows sfpd surrounding him with guns drawn. an officer assists while waiting for the ambulance and while this is going on there are a lot of bystanders yelling at police demanding to know why they shot an unarmed man screaming, where's the gun?

here it is according to police, another amateur video shows it lying on the ground near the scene. investigators were able to recover it after someone took off with it. they say harding used it to fire on two police officers after they detained him for not having a valid bus transfer ticket at a platform about a block away. he did run away firing shots according to police, at least one of the officers fired back, hitting harding who later died. sfpdtd.a. and the office of citizen complaints are investigating this officer-involved shooting. a news conference from sfpd is scheduled for today. as we mentioned police in seattle were interested in speaking with kenny harding, at our sister station in seattle we have ha part of the story. nicole. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the memorial that continues to grow here behind me. it was here on this street in south seattle that four people were shot, one of the four a

19-year-old pregnant woman died. i had a chance to talk with her family. they had a lot to say about this potential break in the case. her family tell me they received a phone call sunday morning from police telling them that the 19-year-old man killed in san francisco could be connected to the shootings that happened in seattle on wednesday. it was late wednesday night that a man walked up on foot and opened fire, shooting at four people on a south seattle street, that's according to seattle police. three of the people are recovering from injuries but as i said, tanya gilbert who had turned 19 and expecting a baby was killed. we spoke with her friends and family. one of the victim's friends told us it was the first day she felt safe enough to step foot outside after she heard the person of interest was shot and killed in san francisco, news that brought mixed emotions. >> from what i understand he was

gunned down. i really do wish it wasn't like that. >> going to be able to see who he was in court and just to let him know the pain. >> reporter: family, what friends are waiting for, what we're waiting for is learn more from seattle police. we expect that to happen later this morning. live in seattle, marla, back to you. >> quite the involved case. thanks. budget cuts in contra costa county are taking a toll on overnight paroles. the sheriff's department feels as few as six deputies during the graveyard patrol to cover the entire county. by comparison, richmond staffs at least ten officers at night. other cities have at least six officers on patrol for a much smaller area. the contra costa times reports it takes deputies 11% longer to respond to top priority calls including crashes and felonies. >> we have an update on an

investigation into an overnight double homicide. this comes after another shooting that killed three people. this happened in richmond. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in richmond where some worry about the uptick in violence. not a good thing to think about. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. no, not at all. here we go talking about yet another shooting here in richmond. we just spoke with richmond police. when they arrived they found two people shot and killed in front of an apartment complex laying on the street. a third person, a woman was also shot. we got an update on her condition. she is in critical condition this morning in the hospital. this happened around 10:15 last night on bissel avenue. the victims, a man and woman in their 30s. investigators are also looking into whether this could be linked to yet another shooting that happened 30 minutes earlier, only a few miles away a. 23-year-old man was shot on

gertrude avenue. he's expected to survive. there have been numerous shootings in the area as you mentioned. there was a shoot-out in a richmond home. three people shot and killed. i just spoke with a richmond police department spokesperson and here's what she had to say about this latest shooting. >> we are looking into the possibility that they are connected. one was in north richmond which we had problems with shootings in north richmond, and then our central area of richmond. one was in north richmond and the other happened in our central district. >> reporter: there have been no arrests in this latest series of shootings that happened overnight. she tells me that the gang units are out there working to try and develop intelligence about what may be going on on the streets. she says when the chief comes in he'll be talking with patrol units about patrolling the high risk areas. one of the problems they deal with is that they are not getting a lot of cooperation

from witnesses. reporting live in richmond, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> a scary situation. thank you. 5:37 now. good morning, monday morning. it looks so pretty behind me here with the nice shot of the bay bridge. rob joins us with a look. >> a pleasant look. it's monday morning but we don't have the low clouds and fog dropping drizzle like at time this is weekend. 50s now. we should see some 70s, maybe some low 80s inland for the afternoon. thanks to a sea breeze it's still going strong this morning. we're not going to warm up a lot even if a little bit of the extra sunshine. heading to the giants/dodgers we should see first pitch temperature close to 62 and dropping into the 50s through the game with more low clouds spilling in later. the big story on the "today" show after our newscast is the national heat wave, heat plus humidity bringing heat index,

minneapolis to detroit, it's unbelievable. this pattern is the reason we're so cool in the west. it's locked in the pattern of high pressure to the east, trough to the west. so we actually have rain showers off to the north coast as we head through the afternoon. probably not the bay area but north of ukiah this afternoon may see a stray shower or two. highs around the bay area, 78 san jose, 83 morgan hill. that's the hot spot. 65 san francisco. the seven-day forecast will show you that we'll feel more like july come wednesday and thursday, then the end of the weekend looking toasty there. >> kind of toasty. that's good news. we haven't had hot weather for a while. you continue to see speeds dip through the area, going just past love ridge. that 63 looking good as you head past east willow pass road. that's typical slowdown. 780 shows a bit of a dip westbound but no major concern. the big concern is here this 50

that's showing up and holding across the carquinez bridge for a patch. the east shore freeway moving smoothly. no incidents across the bridge. we'll follow this. the north bay we have southbound 101 out of novato and down to central san rafael. we have slower sensors but the volume relatively light. lanes should reopen in about 20 minutes. south of there on 101 as well. the golden gate bridge, a beautiful view coming into the city. that's what happens when you say nice stuff about the bay area. sunol, green hills because of a great rainy season. the heat will make those turn brown quickly. on 680 we'll have metering lights, steady green for this week and next week we'll see them fully functional. so that could mean a change of traffic flow. >> that's new. >> the metering lights staying on green. letting folks know that they are there for this week. >> i'm glad somebody took a

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>> good morning. welcome back. 5:43. t-minus 15 days and counting. time is running out to raise the national debt limit. today in the bay's brian mooar is live in washington with how negotiations are going. how are they going, brian? >> you know, marla, another day, another debate here in washington. the white house says it is confident that congress will neat august 2 deadline.

how that's going to happen no one can say. the path is very unclear. we do know that one thing that will have to be gotten out of the way first is a vote. really symbolic more than anything on a balanced budget amendment which is demanded by the more conservative republicans, the members of the tea party faction. they really want to be able to walk away from this process saying in good faith that we tried to balance the budget, we tried to make it a constitutional issue. so, democrats say that's not going to solve the problem but have at it. and the question everyone's asking is what comes next? marla. >> thank you. 5:44. police think they know who killed a young mother and set her body on fire in an oakland neighborhood last week. officers say they have a person of interest in the murder of 21-year-old monica rodas-alfaro. they are not yet releasing the name. they think she was killed somewhere else and then her body was dumped near ivanhoe and

shabeau in north oakland in the rock ridge neighborhood. this was shurs mornithursday mo. the ymca in oakland is raising money to help the woman's family pay for a funeral. demonstrators will be out today protesting u.s. airways over the sagging pants arrest. they will be outside the departure area demanding the airline meet with the naacp on the deshon marman case. the 20-year-old university of new mexico football player was arrested last month at the airport after he allegedly ignored requests by airline staff to pull up his pants as he boarded the plane. marman was arrested after police say he refused to leave the plane. the d.a. in san mateo county has dropped charges in the case. marman reportedly plansto sue.

>> don't be surprised if you see smoke. california's department of forestry and cal fire will burn an acre of grassland inside the biological preserve. the land is owned by stamford and scientists from several universities will be studying this event. it wants to better understand fire management on ecosystems during climate changes. the hour-long burn starts this morning at 8:30. >> 5:46. if you are going to do a controlled burn today would be the day. it's calm outside. rob joins us with a look. >> cool temperatures, marla. we'll be watching that closely as we go through the day today. plus the giants forecast. i want to show you video from some wild weather that happened around off to the east actually out toward ottawa, canada. there it is. this was cheap trick at the ottawa blues fest and take a look what happened. the stage collapsing as the band was playing. this was up in ottawa, canada.

they had a suffer thunderstorm go rolling through. 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts. the stage folding in. two folks seriously injured. the band tweeted after the event they were thankful to be alive and more people weren't seriously injured. but this is severe weather season there. not just for the plains but up toward ottawa, canada at blues fest yesterday. now back to our weather. things much tamer this morning. we had 50s around the bay area. not much low clouds though we have a bit of a sea breeze. good air quality. this is what's unusual for this time of year. our weather has been strange this year. we have a weather system tossing rain north of ukiah, this is going to keep the sea breeze going. tomorrow we'll probably see extra low clouds and drizzle in spots for tomorrow morning. in the short-term things running cooler the next couple of days, then warming up wednesday and

thursday. around the bay area, 70s for san jose. close to 70 in oakland. we should see 80s inland and around the north bay temperatures 70s to low 80s. look out for stray showers around ukiah today. the coolest days of the week, today and tomorrow. midweek we get the warm-up. through the weekend we should see temperatures in the 80s, maybe some low 90s as we wrap up the weekend. a look at the game time forecast. giants/dodgers, low 60s, first pitch time, 7:15 tonight. >> that's what i'm going to talk about the giants hosting the dodgers. the game starts a little after 7:00. yesterday in san diego check this out. petco park has a history of bee problems. this is cody ross, a taste of that before the game. he's fine, though. on to the game. torres tied it up in the seventh inning. the gape went into extra innings. in the 11th, a steal at second, then moves to third on the wild

throw. chris stewart brings him home. the giants win, 4-3. >> yesterday was a big one at the coliseum. mc hammer bobble head and 80s day and fans celebrate with some break dancing. the a's might want to make every day 80s day. conor jackson hit this grand slam. the a's would score eight runs in the first inning. they went on to beat the angels 9-1. congrats to both of our teams. a women's world cup final had fans on the edge of their seats until the bitter end. thousands of families and soccer fans gathered at civic center plaza in san francisco to watch the u.s. take on japan. most rooted for the u.s., some for japan. in the end it was all about

celebrating the game of women's soccer. >> i'm a huge soccer fan. i think it's the best game in the world because the players play in different countries, there's a wonderful sportsmanship about the game. it's just -- it's the world's game. that's why i love it. there is no way in the world i wouldn't be here. >> for the game, a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation, then the u.s. took the 2-1 lead in overtime. japan did not give up, scoring the game-tying goal as time was running out. in the shoot-out, japan stunned the u.s., 3-1. this is japan's first ever women's world cup title. 5:50. it's expensive to park in san francisco, this we know. but not as bad as other parts of the world. how the city by the bay ranks. >> how popular is apple? we'll show you a tv commercial that shows you just how popular coming up. >> not so popular, monday.

as you make the climb getting out of bed it's tough but then we have a smoother drive so far. some slowing for the tri-valley like you see here.

>> welcome back. at 5:53. we'd like to introduce you to our control room. it's a live look inside where all of the magic happens. thank you to all of you hard workers. a study finds the average person pays hundreds a month to park in san francisco. according to collier's international the typical parking space in sf cost $375 a month. seems like a lot but not when you compare to the other places

in the study. 26 international cities actually outrank san francisco on this list. tops, london's financial district. an average of $1,084 a month to park. goodness. in america t the most expensive places to park, midtown and downtown manhattan. monthly rates $541 and $533 respectively. it cost $438 a month to park in boston. no one's going to park on the freeways and the roadways today. let's hope not. we'll check in with mike now for a look at the commute. >> good morning. i have a caveat. they do sometimes call the bay bridge toll plaza a parking lot because it stops. we're looking here at northbound 101 at bailey avenue. out to a live shot we got tuned in. our photographer has moved, this is 101. that truly is a jackknifed big

rig. no injuries reported to the driver of this rig. that's carrying 70,000 pounds of produce. you can see the refrigeration unit on the front. the doors are open in the back. they have to get another truck there. they have to block the slow lane once that equipment arrives. so far traffic moves past this minor distraction. i'll let you know when chp will have the lane closure. look at the map northbound 101 at bailey as you come up to highway 85 and that will affect folks out of morgan hill and the rest of the south bay which is moving right now. livermore, the build has built, from the altamont pass to central livermore, 19 minutes and slowing toward the dublin interchange. antioch shows slowing. look at that, bay point holding up and that's good news heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. smooth for now. >> with that jackknifed produce truck like a farmer's market.

silicon valley getting ready for what is expected to be a spectacular financial quarter from apple. scott mcgrew, they are stuffing money. not in the pockets. >> i have this mental image of apple tying to find places to put that money. couch cushions, sock drawers, apple continuing to make spectacular profits. they spend almost none of it. the company will report its latest quarterly financials to wall street tomorrow. the company stock has been somewhat stagnant after quadrupling over the past two years. how popular is apple? this is a political advertisement for vladamir putin, a russian tv ad. in it a young voter declares her love for putin. she is on her iphone. in that bag she has herself an ipad, comes up to her friend who has a mac book. this is not an ad for apple. this is for putin. let's check on the mac book, et cetera. when i was growing up and i hate to be the old guy in the room,

but when i was growing up the russians were this mysterious bunch of people who were bad suits. now it's a different look. iphones? really? go figure. >> apple is taking over the world. 5:57. the state budget cuts could mean major changes in local courtrooms. what might get cut. local governments not giving up redevelopment money out if a fight. why the state government could end up in court.

>> reporter: new this morning violence breaks out again on the streets of richmond. two people shot and killed. i'm christie smith. i just spoke with richmond police and they think they may know what's behind all of this street level violence. we'll have that story coming up in a