an off-duty marin county sheriff's deputy. the man who shot him in trouble with the law just a month ago. >> reporter: there's talk of a new football stadium that could be coming to the bay area. it could also mean that the raiders and the 49ers have to share. i'll have that story coming up. >> a live look outside the shuttle, mission ending today. we'll have a live report from kennedy space center. it is thursday, july 21st, this is "today in the bay." >> this is also early when you've been on vacation for a few days. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. it's been warm. >> it has been, making it feel that summer like when you're on vacation. 96 degrees in livermore yesterday, 95 in almaden valley,

94 for cupertino and walnut creek. we're going to be warmer today than yesterday but the good news it will not last long. i've got the full weekend forecast, help you make those plans when it comes to weather and outdoor activities coming up. 5:00 a.m. >> we'll take you quickly to a look at the maze and the overview. the sensors showing you close to the limit in most spots. we have the eastbound 580 at park boulevard hooked up to a tow truck, should be clearing from lanes. we'll track it. so far no slowing. we have a look coming up. >> thank you, mike. it's 5:01. the final mission of the modern day space program is now complete. >> complete, houston. after serving the world over 30 years the space shuttle has come to a final stop. >> yes, sad news for a lot of folks and one of the shots you can't get enough of. the shuttle "atlantis," landing at cape canaveral just before

3:00 a.m. and a live look right now at the shuttle. the crew home safe and sound. we'll also have a live report coming up from kennedy space center in about ten minutes. we'll hear from the pilot of the first "atlantis" flight, coming up in a half hour. >> certainly a parent's worst nightmare, a stranger kidnapping their child a. woman goes to court to answer to charges she tried to kidnap a 3-year-old girl claiming the girl was her daughter. marla tellez is live in san jose this morning. such a brazen attempt, marla. >> reporter: laura, it's really hard to even imagine. this is the neighborhood where it all unfolded. the closest main intersection is park and meridian, we're on park this morning on the 1200 block where it happened. now, in this neighborhood it's a mix of small businesses, some pretty nice homes, some apartment complexes, and in fact, we're only about a mile away from the rose garden down the way behind us here.

the attempted kidnapping happened monday night about 9:00. police say 26-year-old myra flores approached 3-year-old jasmine and her 14-year-old sister denise. flores tried to lure jasmine away by offering to buy her candy. her teen sister knew better so she took her sister inside their second story apartment. flores actually followed them, forced her way inside and tried snatching jasmine, convinced that jasmine was her own daughter. >> she said like no, that's my baby. then she tried to grab her. yeah. and my mom tried to stop her and then like the lady was pushing her and then after that they were like -- i called police. >> smart girl. the 14-year-old denise did call 911 but it wasn't until a neighbor intervened that flores took off. police arrested her about a half

a block later. flores is being held at the santa clara county jail on $200,000 bail on suspicion of attempted kidnapping and residential burglary. police are not commenting on flores' mental state nor are they saying whether or not she happened to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. laura, as you mentioned she is going to be in court today for her first court appearance to be arraigned. >> amazing. good thing the little girl and the family are safe. thank you very much. it is 5:04. new information this morning about the man who shot and killed an off-duty marin county sheriff's deputy. we learned the petaluma ex-convict was allowed to remain on parole even though he was convicted just last month on drug charges. thomas hallerin was sentenced to two years probation for trying to get pills with a fake prescription. he was allowed to remain because the offense was not a violent one.

hallerin gunned down deputy mathison before he was shot and killed himself. >> a memorial service will be held for a san francisco professor killed in a shuttle bus accident. dr. kevin mack died while riding a shuttle bus to san francisco general hospital last thursday. a big rig collided with a vehicle on octavia boulevard and initial reports suggest the bus driver may have ran a red light. the 52-year-old worked for more than a decade at ucsf. the memorial will be held at the university's campus at 5:00. >> as a result of that crash ucsf will put seat belts in all shuttle buses. >> following news from oakland where plans to build a football stadium got a lot more complicated and more interesting. christie smith is live with more on how two bay teams could possibly call the same stadium

home. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. welcome back. the niners and the raiders play in two of the oldest stadiums in the entire nfl, so if you are a bay area football fan talk of a new stadium probably sounds like a good thing. the raiders and the niners sharing a stadium? that's what we're talking about. the niners and the raiders fans. a wine crowd beer crowd scenario here a. new collective bargaining agreement with the nfl players and owners which needs ink means that funding may be available for a stadium. but it also increases pressure for the teams to share a facility. both teams confirm they continue to talk about a joint stadium, the 49ers, they remain committed on a facility in santa clara so that certainly is a possibility. maybe not to raiders fans, though. but the city of oakland also revealed plans to look into a new stadium near o.co coliseum.

details need to be worked out. the way the schedule worked out they wouldn't actually be there at the same time unless of course they were playing each other which already happens now. that's the latest. >> okay. that's enough out of you. no. we'll fix that when we check back with her in a bit. 5:07 now. two state legislators meet today to discuss a hot button area. male circumcision. the two will hold a meeting with a pediatrician in san francisco. they are working on a bill that would make it a state issue and not something that can be banned by local governments. the bill is in response to a ban on circumcision set to go before san francisco voters this november. >> it's 5:07 now. talking about the warm forecast. check in with christina loren. >> it's warmer when you're back in town, laura garcia-cannon. we missed you. it's going to be one of those

days where if you are inland you're going to have to turn on the ac more than likely unless you are really tough. it's gorgeous like it was yesterday. very little low cloud cover in san francisco. coming up we'll talk about this little hurricane scheduled to be a major hurricane dora later today. we'll let you know what that means for your mexican travel plans. flew the next couple of days, this trough of low pressure is going to kick that on shore flow back in. that's our natural ac, that's going to cool us down through the weekend. a comfortable weekend for outdoor activities. downright hot by next week. looks like summertime will set in for at least 10 to 15 days, temperatures near the triple digit mark. really strong area of high pressure getting ready to move over the bay. 48 now in novato, 54 in santa rosa. headed to about 77 degrees at 1:00 p.m. in hayward. it's going to be warm at noon in the cities in the east bay

valleys, that goes for the south bay valleys as well. might want to make indoor lunch plans. let's find out about your traffic right now. 5:08. mike's busy. >> that's right. getting calmer at least over there on 580 through oakland. away from the maze, eastbound side had an accident which cleared at grand avenue. chp should be gone from the scene shortly. here, this construction zone which is slowing pretty much every morning. 37 down to north san pedro, construction in spots. that brings our speeds down. your speed should be around 55, but of course through the construction zone use caution and looking at the golden gate bridge where they move the cone this is morning. they just moved the cones, and so a smooth drive in your commute direction. across the span you can see the lights all the way across the marin side to the san francisco toll plaza.

the peninsula, looking good. no delays, no problems. clear, and here is the south bay, no major problems as well. a nice flow of traffic. >> let's hope it continues. a lot of people would hope that heat wave they are getting in other parts of the country, they are having a tough time. one crew is having fun. it was so hot in minnesota's twin cities yesterday a tv producer tried to bake cookies on the dashboard of a car. 96 degrees in minneapolis. but with the humidity they say it felt like 105. temperature in the car was about 130 degrees. far less than what you would need to set your oven to. enough to bake the cookies. they eat anything in a newsroom. people at the station say the outside was done but the inside was chewy. >> just like us in the newsroom.

>> sometimes the outside is doughy too. 5:10. the shuttle "atlantis" is home. we'll take you live to kennedy space center coming up. possible good news for some bay area pensioners who lost a lot of money in the mortgage crisis. why they may soon get some of it back. check us out on facebook. search nbc bay aa morning news. we'd love to hear from you. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com.

>> welcome back everyone. possible good news this morning for east bay pensioners today. a federal judge in san jose will decide whether to settle a lawsuit filed by the alameda county employees retirement association against wells fargo. the group is suing the bank along with several financial institutions over the recent

mortgage investment meltdown. wells fargo offered $125 million to settle and lawyers for the 20,000 employees say they will accept that deal. however, the other banks named in the suit have yet to offer a settlement. >> it's not been a good week for the bay area based wells fargo. the federal reserve ordered the bank to pay a $85 million fine. the fed says that wells fargo steered potential borrowers to loans with higher interest rates. it also accuses the bank of falsifying loan applications. wells fargo has agreed to pay but has not admitted to wrong doing. up to 10,000 borrowers were affected. it will get between $1,000 and $20,000 apiece. now for the rest of our news before the bell on this thursday morning let's check in with cnbc's nicole lapin. good morning. >> hey, great to see you this morning. futures a little lower, flat, but that's due to some of the

intel effect we saw. they reported good earnings last night but cut the forecast on the pc market this year. intel supplies chips for 80% of the world's pcs so it's important. stocks fell as investors took a breather from tuesday's rally amid the jitters not only about debt issues but also in europe. this morning in about 15 minutes we get big data on unemployment, weekly jobless claims, it's important this week because it is the last read for the month. we also are looking to a lot of big earnings, at&t, morgan stanley. just to recap from yesterday dow fell 15 points, 12,571, the nasdaq lost steam off 12 to 2814. also, americans may spend less on back-to-school shopping. the the national retail federation expects consumers to spend $603 on clothes, school supplies and electronic, down a

half percent from last year. with gas prices quite high and job growth at a near standstill shoppers will seek bargains. nearly 60% plan to visit department stores with several less expensive private brands. china has been at the center of producing counterfeit goods. now the country is taking it one step further. an american in southwest china stumbled upon three fake apple stores. the whole store. workers there were wearing traditional blue shirts like they do like in san francisco, the stores have posters, even advertising, ipads and iphones, but none of them were actually listed as legitimate sellers for apple products. that's getting a lot of buzz this morning. >> that's worse than buying those designer handbags in china town. >> the workers didn't even know that it was a fake apple store.

>> that's amazing. thank you very much. always good to see you. it's 5:16. shuttle "atlantis" back home, safe and sound. it touched down just a few hours ago. it's the final mission, the end of an era as we take a live look there at the space shuttle. "today in the bay's" jay gray live at the kennedy space center where the shuttle program has officially come to an end. a little bit of sadness for folks. >> reporter: no question about it, laura. look, it's an amazing and emotional day here at kennedy space center starting with that picture perfect landing. just over two hours ago, but people trying to catch their breaths after what was just a beautiful sight to see "atlantis" landing here, the touchdown of the wheels, the chutes deploy. and then it rolls to a stop, ending as you talk about the 30-year shuttle program. and really, spawning mixed emotions here. there's a lot of pride over what's happened over the last decades and with this mission

specifically. but sadness that this chapter in american space exfloration is closing. then the uncertainty that so many are dealing with, really not sure what direction nasa may go next. so a lot to deal with. they are trying to focus on "atlantis" and all of the good that's come over the 30 years of the shuttle program. >> quickly, do you know where they are going to park the shuttle now? >> reporter: yeah, the shuttle will be moved from the runway, taken back to the vehicle assembly building where it willing decommissioned, all of the toxins removed and this shuttle will move a couple of miles to the space museum here at kennedy space center where it will be exhibited. all of the shuttles disburse to museums across the country. that's the good news in this that people will get a hands on look at what has been an amazing spacecraft. >> take your kids to see it. thank you, jay. it's 5:18 now. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. they had clear skies for the shuttle landing there.

warm temperatures here in the bay area. >> yes, warm, warm temperatures. especially inland today. the good news is it's going to be short lived. as we head through tomorrow we drop off by about 10 degrees. high pressure, though, really in control of our pattern. and once we see this dip, this trough of low pressure move through here and cool us off over the weekend, high pressure is going to regain control and next week is looking much, much warmer. so this really nice fair stretch of weather that we had coming to a close soon after we get through a couple more nice days. this is what we're looking at. in terms of our fourth named storm in the pacific, this is hurricane dora, now it's so impressive is how much it intensified overnight. look at the well-defined eye. you have the fastest wind speeds. dora is a category 4 storm packing winds of 140 miles per hour. through the next 48-72 hours it will continue to push to the northwest, that's pretty good news. it's heading away from land. however, we could see some of the outer bands impact your

travels, headed to cabo check ahead. i think they are going to see rough surf at the least and gusty winds through the next couple of days so we'll keep our eye on dora. on the eastern seaboard. they are looking at two tropical storms, both headed away from land that they have bret and cindy a. nice day, a nice clear start, very little low cloud cover for us, that means it's going to be hot inland. 65 in concord, headed to to about 89 degrees in livermore at 1:00 become. 82 in concord. we'll round out with mid-90s. make sure you drink lots of water. if you work inland, at the coast though, perfection. a little warmer in san francisco but less low cloud cover to start you out. we cool off for the weekend. then we spring back up monday through wednesday. we'll talk about that coming up. >> no, i don't want to talk about that. 5:20. hundreds of state inmates about to make their way to one county jail in the bay area. how the county plans to deal

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>> welcome back everyone. 5:23 this morning. as we take a live look at the kennedy space center where the shuttle "atlantis" touched down earlier this morning about 3:00 a.m. our time. and ending an era for nasa's shuttle service system. 5:23. public safety officials in san francisco will meet today to discuss how they plan to house and supervise new prison inmates transferred from the state. earlier this year governor jerry brown signed a law that transfers low level adult

offenders to county jails. about 700 of those inmates and parolees are slated to come to san francisco's jail and probation programs. today the san francisco board of supervisors will meet at city hall to plan how they will manage that transition. let's see how the roads are looking this morning with mike. >> we're looking at antioch now showing highway 4, that before and after shot. this is the before with 67. so unlike when you lose weight on those commercials we're going to pack on the on theage in 20 minutes we'll see slowing. a lot more cars hit the road. 580, the smooth 14-minute drive to the dublin interchange. the volume starting to pick up over into livermore. we'll see slowing there over the next half hour as well. south bay, one accident at 880. the southbound direction, at the transition with 101. it is off to the shoulder but watch the connector. you might find activity as you approach. music in the park through

downtown, so street closures as is tradition around caesar sla vez. plan for that. stay away from the front of the fairmont where all the activity is. sunol, you saw a smooth flow there and here. a nice drive southbound over the hill into fremont. the top of the screen you can see the sun starting to make an appearance. >> don't have to wait until tomorrow. the population of golden gate park's bison is dwindling. doctors say on tuesday one of the bison had to be euthanized after being ill for months. two weeks after another was put down. there are only three left. the golden gate park officials plan to remedy the situation. they say they are going to bring in younger bison, thanks to a $50,000 gift from richard bloom. he donated the original herd back in 1984 as a gift to his wife, senator dianne feinstein so. he's keeping that project alive.

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>> reporter: a san jose family still trying to recover after a shocking attempted kidnapping. good morning. i'm marla tellez. we're going to hear from the teenager who did all of the right things in this scary situation, plus what's happening with the suspect today coming up. >> the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time, its voyage at an end. >> while you were sleeping, history was made. the final frontier for nasa's shuttle program a. look at the local astronaut who made it possible. live look at the shuttle there as it lands. it is thursday, july 21st, this is "today in the bay."

>> a good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. 5:30. time to check win christina loren. >> i got a look at your forecast, you'll want to look at it through shades. a lot of sunshine, a high uv index, little low cloud cover. to start you out this morning even the city of san francisco you get a break, a mostly clear start. high pressure warming us up a couple degrees from yesterday's highs but that still means mid-90s inland. weekend just around the corner. it's friday eve. we have very cool changes on the way. right now, though, 5:31, mike, what do we have on the roads? >> well, on the bay bridge t lower deck your typical maintenance. some painting from time to time. we're also tracking a new accident or debris reports of maybe an accident, northbound 101 at ralston. >> a picture perfect landing. the shuttle "atlantis" returned

to earth a few hours ago, touching down just before 3:00 our time. the crew safely on the ground. with the landing the american shuttle program is done for the foreseeable future. the end closes a chapter of the life of one bay area man. bob redell hops into the cockpit with the very first commander of the space shuttle "atlantis." >> when the astronauts landed the space shuttle they used skills they got here. bo know what is it's like to land one of the shuttles. he has done it. former astronaut. good morning. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> when you are landing the space shuttle there isn't much room for error since it's a one shot, you're gliding, you're under no power whatsoever. >> that's right. you have to do it right the first time. that means -- >> the only time. >> that's the only time. fortunately, you have been trained a lot. >> what are your thoughts on the

space shuttle program coming to an end, 135 missions, 30 years? >> well, it was quite an accomplishment, the shuttle is really quite a machine. it's done things like the repair of the hubble space telescope or building the space station. i think the shuttle is going to leave quite a legacy over the years that we'll be looking back. >> your personal feelings? i imagine you have a sense of nostalgia? >> absolutely. >> sad? >> absolutely. this was the last flight of "atlantis," i commanded the first flight, so it's something you really take to heart when you see the last flight of the vehicle you put into service. >> nice touchdown, by the way. >> thank you. >> not your first rodeo. >> no. >> the "atlantis's" mission is finished but it has another here back on terra firma. soon the "atlantis" will be on

display for tourists to see at the kennedy space center. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 5:33 now. san francisco's needy will name its new head. the chronicle reports that ed rightskin will take over. he runs san francisco's 311 customer service center. >> emotions exploding in the bay view district after community activists shout down the police chief forcing him to walk out of his own town hall meeting. >> to see what the problem is then let's fix it. >> i'm standing five feet away from you trying to do just that. >> hundreds of people pack the bay view opera house to hear the police department's explanation what if led up to the deadly shooting of kenneth harding. police say the parolee fired at officers first and had gunpowder residue on his hand. some took to the microphone to

vent frustration. the chief listened, then left the meeting. many others sat frustrated by the chaos. >> the homicide in front of my house, to this incident here, me and my daughter i had to help her process it. let her know this is not normal. this is not okay. >> they shouted me down. you know, that means i got to come back again. >> the chief says he's not giving up. police and city leaders say they will plan additional meetings to try to bring calm to the neighborhood. >> today a 26-year-old woman is expected in a south bay courtroom charged with trying to take a child right out of the hands of her mother. "today in the bay's" marla tellez is following this bizarre case. any idea why a stranger would commit such a brazen act. even going into the house. >> reporter: laura, i wish i had a solid answer for you. san jose police not even

commenting on the woman's mental state, if in fact she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. that is not known this morning. when you hear this story many may assume this happened in a bad part of town. that's not the case. we're about a mile from the rose garden in san jose on the 1200 block of park. near park and meridian. it happened monday night about 9:00 when myra flores approached jasmine and her 14-year-old sister denise who were playing outside their apartment complex. that's when the situation turned for the worse. >> she started saying like oh, you're so cute and yeah, and then she asked, she told her oh, let's go to the steer buy you some chocolate. she thought it was her daughter. >> reporter: denise knew better so she took her sister inside their second story apartment

where she knew her mom was. flores actually followed and forced her way inside. and tried grabbing jasmine out of the arms of her mother. she was convince had jasmine was her own daughter. the teen sister called 911 but it was not until a neighbor intervened that flores took off. police arrested her 30 minutes later a half block away. flores is being held at the jail on $200,000 bail on suspicion of attempted kidnapping and residential burglary. myra will be arraigned in court. as for jasmine, the good news is they are okay physically. nobody was hurt. but as you can imagine, emotionally they are certainly shook up and no doubt they will be for sometime to come. >> understandably. it's great that the older sistered that where with all to make the decisions. 5:37. support keeps pouring in for

bryan stow. a group of water sports photographers will hold an exhibit tonight to help raise money for the injured giants fan. the fund-raiser will showcase photographs of top water sports athletes. it happens tonight from 8:30 to 10:30 at the liquid playground on o'tool avenue. going to need liquid relief today as the temperatures keep rising. >> yeah, they do. you know what, we didn't get much of a summer the last pupal of weeks so if you've been waiting to show off the short shorts, you're going to get one day. as we head through the weekend we cool off. 96 in almost. 94 for cupertino and walnut creek. it was mild, places like oakland and san francisco, really nice weather. the same for today. we've got major changes toward the weekend as this trough of low pressure kicks in that on shore flow. we're going to drop by about 10

degrees. this hiny heat wave not all the way through the weekend but next week on average looking much warmer. the triple digits back on the temperature map. this morning at 48, might need a jacket in novato. 57 in napa, 60 in fairfield. on the way to lovely weather in san francisco, 82 degrees. rare to see the 80s in san francisco. we only get a few of those days each year. 85 in oakland. 94 in fremont. i think next week you'll get a lot more of those in the city. we'll talk about that. if you are headed to the city, maybe to the south bay, the north bay. the guy who knows, mikey, how you doing? >> good morning. how you doing? belmont, 101 doing better but watch it. northbound 101 if you head toward the san mateo bridge, disabled vehicle, car with a flat tire but it's an accident scene. there was debris reported.

they are checking for metal in the roadway as you approach. watch that for the next few minutes. 92, smooth. a clear view, no camera taken. oakland north from 92. a smooth drive. the taillights easy flow of traffic. i want to show youant wok, righting there from about g street over to l as we have the typical slowdown for thursday. it's right on schedule. the 58 slow through bay point. >> are you fans of reality tv? >> yeah. >> it's going local. that camera we planted. getting ready to start. the health center has gotten the green light for its own reality show. the pot club will be 18 show called "weed wars." harborside calls itself the largest legal retailer.

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extension, temporary raising of the debt limit but he may have to do that. one reason is it looks like legislation even if it gets hammered out today is not going to be ready to be voted on in time, and there's a lot of salesmanship that will have to go on between now and any successful vote on raising the debt ceiling. the white house says it will sign off on a temporary extension. by temporary they say they are talking a couple of days. riding to the rescue apparently hopefully is the so-called gang of six. a bipartisan group of senators who have what looks like it's going to be the the blueprint for any plan going forward. they say that it is a big deal, some $4 trillion in cuts, something that hopefully should be able to be sellable to the tea party republicans in the house who really want something in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. >> we'll see how the give and take goes. thank you. it's 5:44. three sightseers swept screaming

into a raging water fall at yosemite. the three hikers from the central valley are identified. 22-year-old hormiz david, 21 erld nursing student ramina badal and ninos yacoub. all three on a church outing when they climbed over barricades at vernal falls and swept away while posing for a photo. last night hundreds came together for an emotional prayer service at st. george's church. it's a community hit especially hard by the tragedy. st. george's sponsored the outing. the three hikers now presumed dead. one family still holding on to hope that they may still be alive. >> he's the brother we never had, he's our best friend and i know he's going to come home. he's coming home and this isn't real. he's coming home because he's my big brother and he's everything

i ever asked for. >> really not much of a search at yosemite. in fact, because of the strong current search crews won't be able to retrieve the bodies for weeks. for the families and friends they returned to ver that withe. a life long friend of one ever the victims says it's a struggle trying to make sense of the tragedy. >> coming up here it's risk, it's hazardous. you know, they have the rails set in place for a reason. what possessed him to cross it and do that i have no idea. >> family and friends say the three hikers were role models who didn't normally take those kinds of risks. 5:46. back to the drawing board for a remodeled terminal 3 at sfo. months after the new $383 million terminal 2 opened up,

plans for the next big remodeling project have hit a snag. monty is here to explain. >> reporter: good morning. the airport commission has scrapped that first plan to remodel terminal 3. people are here lining up for their early morning flights. there's a new plan and new design and it's triple the price of the previous plan. the airport commission made the decision last night ending its contract with hensel phelps construction which has been paid about $3 million to begin work on terminal three. the airport is expected to resolicit bids on the project expected to cost $104 million. officials said they made the decision because they want terminal 3 to be as nice as the new terminal 2 which just underwent a $383 million renovation. the new plan for 3 includes an 18,000 square foot expansion, new restrooms and upgraded curb

side service. >> can only help. yeah. it's kind of an upgrade from where it's been. the lines go quicker because it's set up better. it's going to be better for the travelers. >> reporter: airport officials say the funding to renovate terminal 3 will come out of airport's improvement fund which is financed through bond sales. this work is expected to be finished in about two years. monte francis, today in the bay. >> thank you. it's 5:48. time to check the forecast with christina loren. another hot one in the works. >> a lot one in the works especially inland. good morning. we are the latter portion of july at this point so we expect to see mid 90s even the triple digits at times. it's been a relatively cool month overall. temps are going to climb, then we drop off for the weekend. it's inched closer to the bay

area. that means downright hot conditions again in the east bay valleys. but downright perfection near the coast. we're going to lose the cloud cover early. 55 in san francisco, 54 in oakland. 54 in san mateo. by 4:00 p.m. completely clear in the city. 82 degrees. a comfortable day in the city. as we head throughout the day it's going to be hat. if you work outside, maybe your husband, grab that water bottle. 96 in concord, that is in the shade. in the direct sun it will feel like the triple digits. in the car, about 10 to 20 degrees warmer. san francisco is the place to go if you want to do outdoor activities. take the dog for a walk in the city. 85 for oakland and 89 in redwood ci city. 87 degrees for tomorrow, we're going to drop off, 82 by

saturday. sunday looks good. then next monday, tuesday, wednesday, we start to really climb up in temperature. 95 degrees on tuesday. >> i have enough triples right now. bravo in the bay area today conducting a talent search. who they are looking for. coming up. >> plus, ebay wants you to -- we'll talk about it in tech today. >> 24 moving smoothly with cars. close to the limit as you approach interstate 80.

>> welcome back everyone. a live look outside. a little closer look at the bay bridge this morning. looks like folks are up and about. hopefully getting a jump on the cooler temperatures of the morning. it's 5:53. calling all chefs. if you have a knack for creating great dishes you could appear in a new reality tv show. the producers of bravo's show "top chef" they are creating a spin-off looking for aspiring chefs throughout the bay area. a casting call will be held this morning at 10:00 at san francisco's duke restaurant at 53rd street. the t >> 5:53. i know you are a chef at your house, mike. >> i am a chef at our house. i'm the big person of the evening as well. that's why they let me hold the

plastic knives. going to the south bay -- i do love cooking. 880, 101, we have an accident, a fender-bender is cleared from the transition. i want to warn you about this section. 101 under the tully overcrossing. the construction will have both directions closed tonight at midnight or actually 11:59 into tomorrow at 5:30 in the morning, going on friday night, saturday night and sunday night. that will be cleared by 5:30 each of the following days in time for the morning commute. keep that in mind. there is posted a detour there. 680 is a great option. i showed you the maze toward the toll plaza and in antioch slowing right in that zone over toward loverridge. we show the low clouds. visibility is fine on the roadway but during the hotter times we see the fog around the south tower. back to you. >> good to know. thank you. this afternoon two bay area

hacking suspects busted by federal agents will appear in federal court on charges of launching cyber attacks on paypal. 14 people across the country now under arrest, accused of being members of a hacking group called anonymous. members allegedly attacked the paypal website after it cut off payments to wikileaks. the fbi says the arrests send a message saying that hacking for social causes is unacceptable and illegal. >> they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. scott says one company may have taken it too far. >> a company in brazil flattering the heck out of san francisco-based zynga. a video submitted in a lawsuit brought by zynga, that's the company. you can see the video on tech crunch. open top is a zynga game. on the bottom is a game made by the brazil company. the two are so similar and this

happens over and over in all kinds of different games. it's hoping that the judge will come to the conclusion that he is ripping zynga off. zynga has been accused of the same thing by other game companies. >> well, laura, when's the last time you bought something from ebay? >> maybe two weeks ago. >> really? it's 10 years for me. ebay tells the blog all things digital. it's going to run tv ads. the company says most people don't realize but laura does, that a majority of the products on the site have a fixed price, most things are brand new. it's far more like amazon. i bought more on ebay when i sold things on ebay. it got me on the site. i don't sell. >> i don't either. it had that mom and pop feeling.

>> what did you buy? >> what did i buy recently. necklace. no, not this one. perhaps later. it wasn't so pretty in person. 5:56 now. last week belonged to potter mania, then maybe now -- are we not doing that one? >> it's comic-con in san diego. >> yeah. wow. >> the twilight stars are going to there be. >> at the the san diego convention center. i don't know if you are a twilight fan. it's the first day of the convention. all three of the film's main star stars all expected to be on hand. also an appearance, the new spider man promoting the reboot. 5:57.