>> good morning. thank you for being with us. dark and early on this tuesday morning. it's now 5:00 on the dot. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. we have meteorologist christina loren, welcome back, missed you yesterday. >> well, thank you. i'm back in black. white the opposite of the sun-shiny day we're going to see across the bay area. we're getting a little fog. what's happening it's developing earlier which means it's going to clear out faster. the shallow marine layer we have out there is going to clear out of here before 11:00 a.m. the sun will be shining over the city of san francisco. then tomorrow, we tack on an extra 10 degrees from today's daytime highs. so get ready for a warm-up. i'll talk about that, we can chat it up in weather. right now let's get you to work on time with mike. >> watching for the 10-degree increase. we're looking here, clearing and nothing dramatic overnight.

we had 880 at stevens creek, the off ramp reopened. 85 here at santa teresa. it is construction and that should be cleared by about 6:00 a.m. as well as the rest of the south bay traffic. highway 17, new grinding work started so tonight highway 9 toward 85 we have that grinding work and of course they continue to work till 6:00 at the summit. >> thank you. 5:01. this morning search crews are looking for a 62-year-old wind surfer missing almost 12 hours. christie smith is live in yorba buena island with an update. what are the conditions out like right now? >> reporter: well, it's actually quite nice now, that's the good news. i can tell you that this woman's husband says she is really experienced, she had all of the right gear with her. she was due home last night around 5:30 but never showed up. since then the coast guard has been out there looking for her. they are still out there at this

hour and plan to add more units at daybreak to try and find her. i talked with a spokesperson who tells me at this hour they are using a helicopter with search lights and a 41-foot boat to look for the 62-year-old woman from foster city. she was wind surfing yesterday. told her husband she would be gone about 30 minutes. she never came back. the coast guard was notified after about 7:00 p.m. last night that she was missing. crews from alameda county, foster city and redwood city assisted in the search. by nightfall the coast guard t crew that kept up the search, we were told she had a hand held radio a blue helmet and orange board with a red sail, was wearing a wet suit. she has an ongoing health condition that is a concern to rescuers that hasn't been disclosed to us. search efforts are being coordinated from here on yorba buena island and again, because

crews got somewhat of a late start after 7:00 last night they are going to put additional units in the water today at daybreak. live on yorba buena island, christie smith, today in the bay. >> we'll be wishing for the best. thank you. allegations of abuse are forcing the closure of a private school near sacramento. the police are investigating molestation charges against the principal of citrus heights elementary school. a complaint filed by the department of social services says robert adams had inappropriate physical and sexual contact with children over the past 15 years. reports say at least ten students were abused. investigators have met with parents of current and former students. >> the u.s. coast guard is asked to salvage a trip which sunk off the baja coast. friends of a petaluma man missing want the agency to check inside the ship. the 105-foot fishing boat sank

during a storm on july 3 carrying more than 40 people during a 6-day fishing trip. 35 passengers and crew were rescued. the coast guard and the mexican navy ended a 9-day search for the missing men. family and friends are working to raise money for a private dive team if their request is denied. san francisco police are continuing their search for the man accused of kidnapping a woman. this happened last sunday at 1:00 in the morning near the intersection of 19th and mission streets. investigators say the suspect approached the 19-year-old and then threatened to shoot her. he dragged her to a brown colored van and drugged her before driving off. she managed to escape about a mile later. she was not hurt. the suspect description is limited. he's in his mid-20s.

the good news about job growth in silicon valley. our bob redell is live with an encouraging report out this morning. let's hear the good news, bob. >> reporter: well, also the bad news. good morning. over the past 24 hours there have been what you might appear to be conflicting signals over the future of jobs in silicon valley. cisco systems, san jose's largest private employer has announced it will shut 6500 employees, roughly 9% of its work force. the computer networking equipment make ser trying to cut expenses in response to slower sales and increased competition. about a third of those employees are taking voluntary buy-outs. the remainder will be laid off. employees here in the united states will be notified some time in august though cisco is head quart erd here the company has locations all over the world so not all of the layoffs will

come from here. while this huge tech company is cutting, other firms in the valley are expected to take on new people. a new survey released expects a 15% jump in new high tech jobs over the next two years. nova that headed up the study came to this conclusion after interviewing about 50 executives and serving about 250 companies. many of these will be in engineering and will require advanced training and high level skills according to this report. and that could present a problem. some companies question whether there are enough people in the valley with that kind of know-how, pointing out that this country's education system has failed to adequately produce enough bem those type of college degrees, they speak of the talent gap, we heard of that before and the concern that if you have this tremendous talent gap, silicon valley could lose

some competitive edge. >> thank you, bob. a pittsburg company says it may have to lay off nearly all of its work force. united spiro pipe. it has about 100 employees and officials say they may have to lay off up to 83 of those employees because of the economy. the company has slashed hours. >> 5:07. san francisco telling us how drastic court cuts could be. the state has cut $350 million from california courts and the system has tapped out its emergency fund. as a result more than 40% of the staff at san francisco's superior court will receive pink slips meaning come september they are out of a job. it means 25 of the 63 county courtrooms will close when that happens it will take hours to pay just a traffic ticket. at least a year and a half to get a divorce.

months to get court records and it's possible only criminal cases will go to trial. the new treasure island development project is hitting a snag. opponents are filing a lawsuit saying the city did not adequately assess the environmental impacts of that. a group says it does not want to stop the plan to develop treasure island but does want to assure the project can be sustained as a region. the lawsuit asks the san francisco court to force the city to do a revised environmental impact report. >> good morning, rise and shine. it's 5:08. christina loren joins us. it was a gorgeous day yesterday. >> just for one day only we've got a big time temperature increase through wednesday and thursday. for today looking similar to yesterday. a couple degrees warmer. low pressure is finally, finally moving inland.

this has kept our temperature below seasonal averages. it's pushing into the pacific northwest. we have showers through oregon and washington. throughout day it will continue to retreat off to the east. we do have fog as a result of that on shore flow. i'm going to show you reduced visibility. looking good in san jose. 10 miles for livermore, looking good through oakland and san francisco. in the north bay, down to one mile of visibility. it's early. we're seeing the marine layer earlier this morning pushing inland. that means it's going to clear out earlier. we'll see more sunshine in the city. 61 in livermore. 60 in hayward and 56 in san francisco. well on your way to about 79 in santa rosa, 80 in san rafael, and 70 in oakland. i've got the seven-day outlook ready to go. i'll at the time you know about the changes for tomorrow and into your thursday. then a cooldown from the weekend. let's get to you work on time

with mike. >> we were hoping this clears up soon. it's just construction through the area. to the maps, there is christina. because with traffic and weather we're pretty much connected at the hip. 37 to central san rafael. we're starting to see better speeds where the yellow is in the 50s because of better moving traffic. colden gate rij not clearing. there is a glow to the lights so we'll watch this. it's not a big issue but santa rosa, lower visibility and potentially in the city as well. coming earlier than you might expect. giants tonight. no major slowing past at&t park. had a great game last night. we're unbiased here but beat l.a., to the other side the maze looks nice a. smooth approach. there is construction for 880 but no major slowing for oakland. and the san mateo bridge. very clear here.

>> sorry about that. tried to be a smooth criminal. co-worker. >> doesn't matter. >> we know that you're a giants fan but you like soccer? >> i like brent wilson. that's about it. >> we're going to show you an unusual penalty pitch. take out this shot by a player with the united arab emirates. he turns before getting to the ball and kicks it past the goalie. the uae crushed lebanon 6-2. the kicker may have been impressed. his coach was not. he benched the player for what he called a disrespectful act. >> 5:11. up to the courts. some bay area cities continue their fight to get their redevelopment money back. a company dives into the daily

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>> good morning. welcome back at 5:14. a live look at hp pavilion near downtown san jose. looks to be a gorgeous day for tuesday. as promised some bay area cities have filed suit against the california government asking the state supreme court to reinstate their redevelopment money. san jose and union city are at the top of this lawsuit list. they say the state's two recent laws that take money from redevelopment agencies are

unconstitutional because they violate prop 22. voters passed a law last fall to prevent the state from raiding local coffers including redevelopment agencies. brentwood and oakland have filed declarations in support of these lawsuits. >> borders calling it quits. the chain has decided to shutter all of its 399 stores across the country. that includes six here in the bay area. the stores are in san francisco, palo alto, sunnyvale, two in santa rosa, and one in vacaville. the move means about 11,000 people nationwide are now out of a job. for the rest of your news we turn to nicole lapin live at cnbc. good morning, nicole. >> good morning to you. a lot of people are upset about it. futures are higher after yesterday's big losses in the markets led by the financial sector. investors concerned about economic issues especially the

lack of progress in washington on a deal to raise the debt limit. we've got data on housing in about 15 minutes and a ton of earnings that we're digging through. wells fargo, coca-cola, johnson & johnson, apple and yahoo! report after the closing bell. the dow falling, 12,385 is where we closed. the nasdaq lost 24, 2765 is where we closed there. months after agreeing to clean up the act mortgage lenders are falling back on old bad habits. industry workers continuing to sign documents they haven't even read. it's known as robo signing. officials in three states received thousands of documents with questionable signatures, mostly from companies that process paperwork on behalf of several large pank banks. they are working to fix the problem they cannot explain. why this is still going on. american express getting in the

daily deals business launching a facebook app with coupons based on likes and other info. it's pretty simple. click on the deals section on facebook. back to you. >> a deal to be had just about everywhere. thank you. 5:17. a bay area bank will send aid and support to victims. of the japanese tsunami and earthquake. employees of san francisco's wells fargo bank will string 30,000 ora gamy cranes. the japanese believe a string of cranes will bring good fortune to the person receiving the gift. didn't know that. another nice day in store but get ready for a mini heat wave.

a look at your forecast. >> good morning to you at home. we have nice weather for today and if you're waking up with us in oakland or san francisco you're going to get a couple of really nice days as high pressure takes control of our pattern. right now low pressure still in control. we had a short trough come through yesterday. as a result a little fog early yesterday. we're going to see more fog this morning. but high pressure is moving in quickly. it's going to warm us up for a couple of days. 90s inland wednesday and thursday. i'm talking mid-90s. a significant increase in terms of our day time highs. we're noticing that fog. santa rosa, quarter mile visibility. give yourself extra time. 63 in sunnyvale, 57 in san mateo. 56 in the city, and that goes for oakland as well. fairfield, 58, you're going to warm up quickly once the sun comes up. 83 by noon today in fairfield.

wrels the mid to upper 70s. and a high of 82 degrees. you can't beat that this time of year. 70 in oakland and 68 in san francisco. coming up i'm going to show you that mini heat wave. it's ready to go. i'll have that in moments. back to you. >> thanks. a local beach is on "national geographic's" list of america's best board walks. the santa cruz is number seven on this list. "national geographic" sites, the carousel and the boardwalk's free summer concerts as key. the top five include the atlantic city boardwalk in new jersey, coney island board walk a. home of the nathan's hot dog eating contest. myrtle beach, south carolina number 3. ocean city and rounding out the

top 5, ocean front walk in venice beach, california. a study finds one car's safety system that can keep your family safe. >> in england they have the questioning of rupert murdoch and the rest of the executives. we'll talk about it in tech today. >> green means go, yellow means slow. southbound 1 a 1 through central san rafael.f. that commu kicks off. we'll have a look coming up. ♪ [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching calories at breakfast never tasted this sweet... i'll go get my bowl. [ female announcer ] ...or this huge. new fiber one 80 calories. yes, you can actually love breakfast.

>> welcome back at 5:22. a new safety system developed for cars could prevent low speed crashes. volvo suvs with a collision avoidance system called city safety are less likely to be involved in low speed crashes than other similar makes without

the system. the study done by the car insurance industry also finds claims for damages were filed less often for the vehicle. and injury claims were 51% less frequent. the system has been on the market the longest. we're going to check the roads. mike, how's it looking? >> looks like volvo is avoiding the accidents. no major incidents. we have in livermore a nice easy drive. green speed indicators all through the drive. that's great news. we have construction north of there and the top of the screen, that zone has picked up. diablo, those will start picking up. but starting to move through this area with no slowing off of the walnut creek interchange. 18 minutes there for interstate 80 the commute direction.

benicia bridge, smoothly to the north of livermore. to the south sunol moves. a lighter volume of traffic southbound side, the on ramps have the metering lights but they are in green all week. next week they start to fluctuate green and red when we may see problems from the surface streets. be prepared for that. live look at oakland shows a light volume starting to pick up in both directions northbound with taillights and southbound, burning a lot of gas. nbc bay area. you can pick up a scratch-off ticket at participating gas station. it's a chance to win gas for life f. you don't win there don't worry. a second chance, you can win a $50 gas card. you head over to our facebook page you'll get the details again a second chance to get a $50 gift certificate off of what was a non-winning skraxer. >> can employees sign up for this? >> we can but i don't know if we get the prize.

>> all right. the space shuttle "atlantis" is making its final voyage back to earth. the shuttle "atlantis" undocked from the space station earlier this morning. before leaving the crew laeft year's worth of supplies and gifts including a u.s. flag which flew in the first shuttle mission. "atlantis" is scheduled to touch down in florida on thursday ending the 30-year program. >> 5:25. the news corp. scandal continues to grow. >> good morning. rupert murdoch, his top employee, former news of the world editor rebekah brooks are both expected to testify this morning. these are still photographs just in to the newsroom. he's 18 car there, getting ready to face questions about what they knew about reporters hacking into the phones of murder victims, even soldiers who lost their lives in

afghanistan. it's unlikely he or rebekah brooks will say much. brooks who is under arrest made past admissions but any today would no doubt come up later in trial. this is live pictures from the bbc at this committee hearing as we watch a member of parliament questioning. murdock has yet to enter the room. there we see an official from the metropolitan police. >> here is a weird silicon valley tie. the same guy a board member of hewlett-packard after hp got caught hacking is on the board at news corp. tom perkins stepped down on principle after hp's phone scandal but he fully supports news corp. in their scandal. the difference he says murdock couldn't possibly have known about the hacks. but hp executives did. does one hack deserve sneert

hackers knocked down dozens of news corp. owned websites in response to the controversy. here is the sun. it's back up this morning after news corporation was able to take control. >> what an eye for an eye. >> we'll continue to update you. as soon as murdock is testifying we'll bring it to you. >> 5:27. you got to see this. a chihuahua chases off some robbers. more of this video, then i'll get you started coming up. >> reporter: pink slips from one major silicon valley firm. while requests for resumes from many others. meded jobs report here. i'm bob redell. we'll have that coming up. it's really delicious, mom.

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i'll tell you what they are doing coming up in a live report. >> can you hear me now? a live look over san jose on this tuesday, july 19th. this is "today in the bay." >> it's funny how microphones work. you actually have to turn them on to get them to work. i'm sorry, folks. good morning. i need more coffee. i'm marla tellez. laura garcia-cannon is sleeping in this morning. we're going to check in with meteorologist christina loren for a look at your forecast. good morning. >> whoever is going to get her that coffee, why don't you warm me up a little too. good morning. we're looking pretty good. most of the nation is sweltering with record-breaking heat, we have seen this really abnormal pattern. low pressure keeping things

cool. i'll let you know how much long they're is going to last. let's get you to work now, though. mikey is watching the roads. >> i'll get you your coffees after i'm done. the east shore freeway, 19-minute drive, a smooth commute off of the carquinez bridge. the approach to the toll plaza not a major concern. 680, no major issues, and 880 a. >> 5:31. a bright spot for job seekers. a new report out suggests there will be a lot of new jobs opening up in silicon valley over the next two years. bob redell has the specifics from san jose. >> reporter: good morning. a new study i want to bring up to you about offers of employment expected from many silicon valley companies. first san jose's largest private employer behind me, putting out

pink slips, cisco has announced it will be shutting 6500 employees, roughly 9% of its work force. its trying to cut expenses in response to slower sales and increased competition. about a third of the employees are taking voluntary buy-outs, the remainder will be laid off. employees here in the u.s. will be notified sometime in august. even though cisco is head quartered here the company has locations all over the world. while this enormous tech company is cutting other firms are expecting to take on new people. a new survey just released overnight expects a 15% jump in new high tech jobs over the next two years. nova t work force training group that headed the study came to the conclusion after interviewing about 50 executives and surveying about 250 companies.

many of these new jobs will be in engineering and require what they say is advance it training and high level skills. that could present a problem. some question whether there are a enough with that level of know-how. this country's education has not been churning out the adequate number of bachelor's, master's and ph.d. candidates. and of course brings up the issue of a talent gap. you have a talent gap there are concerns that silicon valley can lose its competitive edge. one of the companies being apple expected to announce earnings later. i headed over to scott mcgrew. >> i think you touched on it. i think we consider you get this new report says lots of jobs out there. yet you have cisco laying off. what you're seeing here is sort after repositionings in the value as we move toward quality.

google last week turninging in spectacular numbers. that company continues to hire. you mentioned apple. we have no reason not to expect them to be absolutely spe spectacul spectacular. as you know, opal is growing quickly. it wants to build a new headquarters. they have jobs available. now apple and yahoo! in the same sentence only happens about once every three months when they report their quarterlies. it's a best of times, not so great of times. yahoo! continues to struggle. marla, it too is hiring. it posted 60 jobs to its sunnyvale location just in the last couple of days. as pob points out these tend to be very high end jobs. masters, engineering, that kind of thing. >> select slice of the population. okay. thank you, scott. 5:34. san francisco is taking a high

tech approach for cleaner water. for the first time the city is using ultra violet waves to treat water before it reaches your faucet. the water commission says the uv plant is the chargest in california. massive light bulbs kill. a new government regulation requiring two separate forms of deon the tam nation made it necessary to construct the project. we have an update on the search for a 62-year-old wind surfer now missing more than 12 hours. christie smith is live in yorba buena with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a spokesperson for the coast guard just arrived. is going to go in action get briefed and bring the information to us. what we're hearing is that this woman is experienced. she had all of the right safety gear and knew what she was

doing. she lad a board she could float on. still as you said it's been 12 hours since she was last seen. the search effort is coordinated here near san francisco. the coast guard saying they have still at this hour a 41-foot boat in the water and using a helicopter with search lights to look near coyote point. she is 62, from foster city. she was due back at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. crews joined in but as night fell the coast guard took over. there is some concern. she has ongoing health problems that hasn't been disclosed but that is a concern. she has with her we're hold a hand held radio and other safety equipment. a black wet suit, a blue helmet and orange board with a red sail on it.

again, we're told that more units are expected out at daybreak because crews got a late start. they started after 7:15. a spokesperson for the coast guard is here as soon as we get more information we'll bring it to you. christie smith, today in the bay. >> hopefully for the best for that family. 5:37. time to check the forecast. christina loren is here. at least it's pretty calm conditions for the coast guard search. >> we have light winds, as a result that fog is able to settle in. we're noticing really reduced visibility up in the north bay. want to take it easy. less than a quarter mile in spots. santa rosa, we're looking forward the 90s inland. wednesday and thursday, beautiful weather, clear skies very early as we start out tomorrow and thursday as well. so really nice weather headed to

the city. this morning we expect a pretty good inland push of that marine layer. i don't think it will make its way to concord or livermore. oakland, hayward, spats in san jose we'll have to deal with that low cloud cover. it won't last long, developing early. as we head through 10:30, 11:00, no more fog. crystal clear skies over the bay. by noon 63 a. thin veil left. by about 4:00 we're going to max out at 68 degree, a little breeze as high pressure builds in. we've got the pressure gradient. warmer mid to upper 80s. i've got the seven-day outlook ready to go. mike inouye, what are you watching for us? >> i'm watching this disabled vehicle. that's better than watching paint dry. we're looking southbound 101 at the off ramp that should be cleared. chp is heading over to help those folks.

be careful in the next few until they get that cleared. we show the rest of your south a smooth drive, close to the limit. a little construction for 85 around santa teresa and the split. the rest of the south bay traffic clear. starting to pick up a volume. a 15 minute drive. a couple of blips showing up around portola and livermore avenue. 38 for antioch. a typical spot. it's also slowing through pittsburg and bay point. another east bay shot oakland shows you a volume. it's a good meter. we pick up the volume and the lights are glowing. watch that because that fog you talk about, lower visibility as well. >> a lot of people on the road early. >> pretty good. >> or they have been out all night. >> heading home. >> who knows.

a big monday night. we heard thinking things come in small packages. a pair of robbers getting more than what they bargained for. the men enter the shop and demanded money from the cashier when the shop owner's chihuahua sprung into action. i'm looking for the tog, charging the man and they grabbed the man and beat a hasty retreext the chihuahua chasing them down the street. the deputies say neither the chihuahua nor shop owner were hurt. >> never showed their face again because of this. >> that dog thinks he's a mastiff. >> a dust storm rolls over phoenix. we'll show you pictures from the ground. coming up. a couple of bay area officers in

court. they see their own criminal charges. >> six seconds, ten gun shots, plenty of questions. why police say they had too shoot and kyle a teenager. >> if you are up for it, sure, follow us on facebook. sich nbc bay area morning news and l l we'lacbe bk in a f.ew we'll be back in a few.

>> welcome back. 5:43. another day, another set of talks. but are they making progress in the efforts to raise our national debt ceiling? today in the bay's tracie potts is live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. making progress, yes, according to the president. a deal, no, not yet. there is a vote today in the house, republicans are putting forth a plan they call cut, cap and balance.

essentially they want to cut the deficit, cap the spending and put in motion a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. democrats say they are concerned that this plan cuts too much out of medicare and social security. couple of other gop plans out there, com coburn suggests $9 trillion in cuts, four times what was on the table in the negotiations. but he's also backing tax increases. now, this is something that the republican party has been against. another republican plan in the senate by mitch mcconnell that would allow the president to raise the debt ceiling on his own and sort of procedurally force democrats to go along with that with no cuts, essentially politically making them responsible for doing nothing about cutting the deficit. but all of those at this point just on the table. they are still talking, still negotiating. in the senate, majority leader harry reid says they are going to work over the weekend as long

as it takes to get something done before the administration will default on bills. >> a lot of work ahead. thank you. >> 5:44 now. benicia police are searching for a suspect accused of robbing a bank. police released a photo of the suspect yesterday. this man is accused of robbing the wells fargo bank on south hampton road last friday. investigators say he made threatening gestures while holding handgun. the same bank was robbed several months ago. the suspect is described as a 25 to 30-year-old african-american, he is short to medium in height and has a goatee. >> this morning san francisco police are responding to angry questions about why they shot and killed a 19-year-old wanted parolee in the bay view district. that popping sound you heard those are gun shots recorded by

police shot spotting technology. police say kenneth harding fired at them on saturday when they tried to question him on a muni platform at third street near oak dale. police say the shot spotter proves harding shot at officers first. activists say it doesn't prove anything. >> we believe that the shot spotter report confirms that there were three shooters in this incident. mr. harding first, followed approximately two seconds later by the two officers returning fire. >> the gps is showing flash. we don't know what flash. it could be the 10 bullets that were fired at him. we don't know. until we see a ballistic report. >> activists say they are disturbed by cell phone video that shows police standing by harding as he bleeds on the street. and there's also a youtube video that shows a passerby picking up a gun at the scene as an angry crowd grows. police say they now have that

gun but they are looking for a phone and shell casings apparently taken from the scene. >> a san leandro police officer facing drug charges is leaving the force. jason frederickson resigned last friday after he was charged with giving a pound of marijuana to a confidential informant whom he was having an affair with. the 38-year-old has pleaded not guilty and is free on bail. prosecutors haven't said where he got the drugs. frederickson worked recently as a narcotics detective in his nine years with that department. >> today a former santa clara cop will go on trial on charges of sharing police secrets with the hell's angels members to pay off a debt. jury selection starts this morning in the trial of 37-year-old clay rojas. a federal grand jury indicted rojas on charges of giving criminal histories and dmv records to suspected hells angel member william betancourt.

the trial is expected to last two weeks. >> 5:47. pretty impressive video out of arizona this morning. check it out. a dust storm rolling over the city of phoenix. this is what it looked like from the sky. you can see the clouds slowly blanketing the city. on the ground you can see what the 25 to 30 mile per hour winds looked like. people still able to drive but yeah, visibility was low. this is the second dust storm to hit next to month. a larger one coated the city just on july 5th. i've never experienced a dust storm. doesn't look like i want to. meteorologist christina loren i'm sure you know plenty about them. >> we had a couple come through palm springs growing up. this morning you know what, phoenix, most of it the nation, they are dealing with oppressive heat. we have had such beautiful days, almost fall-like weather over the bay area. this morning you see the fog on

the golden gate bridge, that's the one wrench in the system. throughout the next couple of days we'll see less and less of low cloud cover and fog. high pressure is dominating the weather pattern in the midsection of the nation. we have some really, really hot weather, record-breaking heat that was the story. it's going to be the story for today and tomorrow. for us, a nice dip in the jet stream has kept things nice and cool. that will continue to be the case for today. but high pressure is moving in quickly so as we head through the next couple of days the 90s return inland, wednesday and thursday. really nice weather, though, right at the coast. san francisco, yep, it's going to be beautiful tomorrow and especially on thursday. right now we're waking up with 50s, a couple of 60s. 63 in san jose, 61 in livermore. a little more cloud cover to start you out this morning in the south bay. serving as a blanket. you're warmer down here than napa, 57, 56 now in santa rosa and 57 in novato. in santa rosa we're noticing

reduced visibility, pockets of fog that could hamper your morning rush. give yourself time and take it easy. 79 degrees at noon in livermore. beautiful day to eat outside. and take a look at this as we head throughout the next couple of days. we jump up in temperature up to 94 degrees tomorrow. warming a little bit more for thursday. and then a little area of low pressure will cool us back down to our seasonal averages and even the low for the weekend. a gorgeous weekend, a couple of warm days. back to you. >> we'll take it. thank you. 5:50. the a's taking on the tigers in detroit. the giants looking for another win over the dodgers. san francisco treated fans at at&t park to a shutout last night. ryan vogelsong pitched six strong innings, then pablo san i

boll. they beat l.a., the chance will resume at 7:15 tonight. on monday the giants will be in our nation's capital meeting with the president. president obama will not only congratulate the team for winning its first world series in san francisco, but also for community service to the bay area. your sports crew will be with the giants at the white house as well as the rest of the upcoming road trip. of course we'll have complete coverage. what an honor. >> 5:51. a member of metallica in a battle over a pricey north bay hiking trail. >> don't want to pay on line sales tax, sign your name against that. we'll talk about it more in tech today. >> we're looking at 880 north past 238 off the castro valley merge. speeds are above 50. i'll show you where the slowdowns are happening. we're watching two incidents headin s b

heading into the south bay.

>> welcome back. at 5:54. a live look over downtown san jose. some overcast skies. we'll check in with christina for a full look at the forecast. metallica has a song wherever i may roam. marin county is spending more than $650,000 to let people roam around lead singer james headfield's property. headfield put up this fence in 2008, blocking a trail that linked two popular open space preserves in san rafael. he said people are using the trail, trashed his property. marin county is building what it calls the 680 trail to go around the property. the county tells the marin

independent journal that the singer has been accommodating allowing it to use his road to get to the site. >> now we're going to check the roads on this tuesday morning. as you get ready to head out the door. traffic picking up this morning. >> yeah, the volume picking up. the construction clearing. but the south bay speed sensors are looking nice in the northbound direction. we have one issue. a new issue for san jose. the on ramp reports of an accident. we heard there may be as many as four ambulances that have been heading to the scene. that may be overkill. this is off the 87 itself and on curtner avenue on ramp. the disabled vehicle is southbound 101, that is cleared but there is slowing approaching willow coming through east palo alto. look at this northbound 101 past san mateo bridge there, 67, we'll see speeds in the 50s. we'll wend a look at the golden gate bridge. the fog may be a factor for the north bay.

back to you. >> amazon.com is getting involved in california's election process with a referendum against charging sales tax on its goods. scott mcgrew joins us with a look. >> last night attorney general harris announced she would allow amazon to collect signatures in the state to put a referendum on the california ballot. a move would force voters to approve sacramento's new law charging sales tax for on line purchases. as it's proposed this morning a yes vote means i agree, charge me sales tax when i buy a book from amazon. no means don't. obviously more than amazon is affected but is the biggy. expect someone asking for your signature soon. amazon needs a half million of them before this can appear on the ballot. all of this talk about law and taxes, how about a robot chaser. video from stanford. students have perfected the jedi

bot. part of a final project for the school's experimental robotics course. it uses microsoft kinekter. microsoft is encouraging people to hack that sensor. that's what they were able to come up with. >> did a class develop it? >> a class developed it as a final project. hopefully the robot never figures out it's a piece of plastic. >> its feelings would be hurt. 5:57. 18 month long divorce proceedings and no court cases unless they are criminal. one county painting a grim picture of what it's going to b. effect. [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves.

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