in san jose, fog-free. 60 degrees. different story across the golden gate bridge. some clouds and mist. 56 degrees. a check of your forecast, some low clouds through breakfast. lunch near 90 in the warmest places as early as noon, 80s around san jose. 68 later in san francisco. for a check of your east bay commute, here is mike. >> the east bay and the tri-valley, livermore, the volume not the issue but i did tell you about a family, a lady and three kids that got on the roadway and had to use a call box. chp should be safely escorting off. that's not a place for pedestrians, certainly not kids. >> we'll look forward to that. 5:00 a.m. passengers aboard an airliner are back at sfo, the plane delayed at miami international after dealing with what is called unruly passengers.

passengers on the plane are telling their stories. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that plane landed around 2:00 this morning at sfo. flight 1755 never theft runway at miami international airport. that happened last night. one passenger took pictures. the plane returned to the gate when flight attendants say the passenger seemed drunk and causing disruptions, when another passenger jumped in and apparently hit one of the crew members. the second passenger contended his friend was on medication and not drunk. the police arrested the two passengers, while other passengers looked on. >> they were standing there arguing with the captain. they did not want to leave and did not want to get off the plane. then one of the guys punched the captain right in the eye here on his face and then that's when the captain backed up and all of the other guys from the airplane started getting in on it.

>> reporter: a new crew member had to be called in to replace the injured crew member. american airlines believes both unruly passengers are actually related. this is a case, again, other passengers also jumped in to try to help out in this situation. we'll have more for you later on in this newscast. we're live at sfo. damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> interesting. thank you. san francisco police are looking for a serial bank robber wloo stroong armed the same branch in two weeks. investigators released pictures of the suspect who robbed the fire credit union on monday. since the robber showed the teller handgun and demanded cash. he left 18 late 90s car, possibly a 7 ro lay. we have a follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday, the 13-year-old boy is speaking to nbc bay area. police say he was walking with a

friend in ericson park on monday when he bumped into two other teenage boy who is asked if he belonged to a gang. when he told them know they attacked him. the boy found himself on the ground. we're not showing you his face to protect his identity. >> as soon as it happened the first two time is felt in my back and i realized i got stabbed. so i went across the street i put my hand in my shirt, felt the blood. >> the 13-year-old lost a lot of blood and his kidneys were slashed. he survived and his family is happy he is home. police arrested three, two are in juvenile hall t others in the main jail. the teens accused of setting a elementary school on fire and causing millions in damages has apparently confessed. the teens did not plan to set trace elementary on fire, it was just an idea that came to them

as we were walking home. both 16-year-olds confessed. each boy will be charged as an adult. >> the controversial circumcision ban proposed for the november ballot in san francisco faces a court challenge. san francisco's superior court judge issued a tentative ruling saying the measure 1 withdrawn because it serves no legitimate purpose. she scheduled to hold a hearing at 9:30 this morning. the measure has prompted claims of discrimination from religion which honor the practice. a san francisco man who spear headed getting the matter on the ballot will be attending today's hearing. i want to check the forecast. >> a pretty nice start. except on the coast fog. right now we have 50s across the board as the sea breeze is

turning weaker, what this is going to do is allow inland temperatures to climb. especially east of concord down to almost. you'll see warmer temperatures. still in the fog and the coast. as we lose the ocean air, it's not a spare the air day but moderate air quality for the east bay valleys. temperatures from the 70s around oakland to the cool 60s for san francisco. 80s in san jose, then as you head north down 101 to morgan hill and gilroy some low 90s. away from the bay, lake port and ukiah. we'll kick off the weekend and trending cooler next week. >> we'll take you out to the south bay. so far the northbound ride will have light volume but as we do every thursday remind folks music in the park will have

closures around chavez. getting tougher if you head -- the fairmont, a little slower as the lanes close in front of the hotel. south of here, construction about right now. should be picking up aground granite. also the great forecast, a lot of fog that rob talked about. live look out, 880 through san jose. there you are. a smooth drive up through the area toward the bay bridge with no issues than a little glow to the lits and more. >> keep you boys together. now the u.s. space program is done we know the space shuttles will be retired. what will happen to the international space station when it is no longer needed? turns out it will be dropped into the pacific ocean. russian scientists say they plan

to dump the space station in the ocean. as long as -- the plan has been in the work, it will be done to avoy the situation for the station becoming space junk. 2020 or later is likely. the international space station is the largest opening outpost built. >> nearly 11 months since the pipe line explosion at san bruno. much of the neighborhood remains empty. that is about to change. marla tellez is live in san bruno with more on the rebuilding process expected to start today. good morning. >> it's all part of what's called the blen view reconstruction project. we're on glenview drive. behind us it's too early and dark to show you. the process to rebuild expected this morning.

crews are expected to be out here in hours. at a meeting last night hosted by the city of san bruno, which also included a pg&e spokesperson, the people who live in this neighborhood learned the first order of business as of this morning will be digging up the abandoned section of pipe that blew almost a year ago. that has not been active since the 1950s. now wanting to pull it from the ground north of the grass, it will be turned over to investigators. many people who are here living here, they are frustrated. this hasn't been done sooner as their neighborhood still isn't whole. >> i want to see everything back together again. they are all building at the same time i don't care. get these people back in their homes. >> translator: city manager says the major crater that serves as constant reminder will be filled

in by early taug august. also, trees will be planted in the coming weeks and road closures could be lifted by september. these should be lifted by september as i said. crews expected toing out here. they say that this work is going to take them two days to complete. >> thank you. 5:09. heading across the bay, why one sags changing its address. plus, the new place to look online for the last-minute travel deals. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals

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>> welcome back everyone. live look outside. that's a haze we're talking about at the golden gate bridge. looking the 0 for relief, head to the coast. we'll have more on that coming up. 5:11. the agency in charge of planning bay area roads and transportation hitting the road itself. leaving oakland for san francisco. the metropolitan transportation commission voted yesterday to set up its new headquarters in san francisco. the agency will spend $180 million to buy and remodel an existing building on main street. oakland leaders are puzzled. they question the quick decision and say they never had a chance to convince the mtc to stay. >> five days left until the deadline to raise the national debt limit. senate democrats say they will not support the gop plan that is currently being passed around the house. if that's true t negotiations could be back to square one.

i'll have a live report on the debt negotiations coming up. for a look at how the markets are reacting this morning we turn to "today in the bay's" nicole lapin. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. markets aren't reacting much. we're pretty flat but i got to say that's after a huge reaction yesterday. but a big market sell-off n. vesters growing nervous over the debt ceiling. the house is set to vote on speaker boehner's plan but he might not have enough votes and democrats are going to oppose the bill. the treasury department is warning that it's going to run out of cash next tuesday, setting the stage for the first ever u.s. default. asian markets were down overnight. europe is also in the red. we get some employment data stateside on jobless claims so we're going to watch that. pending home sales are coming out and earnings reports, but

just to recap. it wasn't pretty toward the end of the session, the dow up, 12,3 12,302. president obama plans to announce new fuel economy standards at an event on friday. the rules apply to cars and light trucks for model years 2017-2025. the administration has been negotiating with automakers on boosting fuel efficiency. the white house reduced its proposal to have vehicles average 54 miles per gallon. back in 2009 they agreed to 35 miles per gallon. so that's not going to happen. you won't be able to bring home few extra towels or bath robes or i don't know what you're doing there. the next time cao on vacation, "usa today" says a growing number of hotels are putting those items on an electronic --

i cannot make this up with cotton going through the roof, they are using i.d. chips to keep track. 5 to 20% typically go missing. >> really. >> i'm not saying anything but i like those shampoo bottles. >> if they start putting -- right. thank you. it must be working. >> absolutely. >> always. thank you. >> they are cracking down. >> well, are you looking for travel deals? you don't need to spend a fortune to stay at a first class hotel. many are cashing in. the difference between normal online agencies and flash sales sites are deep counts. it's a great way for people to see places you couldn't afford.

many are liking this new way of doing business. >> seems to be a here to say friend and hotel years are using these sites to fill rooms that you normally wuld sit empty. >> there is one drawback. you have to be quick. most deals only last a week. we're going to see where you have to head in the bay area to maybe cool off this weekend. >> the coast looks pretty good especially if you head down to santa cruz. we'll get comfortably cool temperatures later this afternoon. right now a lot of fog and low clouds, misty skies that could slow down your drive. and along the coast from pacifica down to monterrey we have low clouds and fog. notice the sea breeze is still reaching fairfield. but not as strong as earlier in the week. we see less air conditions for our inland valleys.

air quality starting to take a hit. if we get a weaker sea breeze inland valleys see it drop off. in the moderate range. we'll keep an eye and see if this creeps into the unhealthy come tomorrow. we have high pressure the main player. in fact, building out of the desert southwest. this moisture in phoenix and tucson push it back to southern california. maybe by the weekend we might see this creep close to our neighborhood. so in the meantime, the ma rooen layer has been switched to the coast. this brought foggy conditions to the coast. for the weekend we'll watch this to the east. some of that moisture may spill to the mountains for the weekend. southern california, 70s around l.a. and san diego, palm springs, 107, 76 look outstanding today. foggy for monterey.

around sacramento, those to 100. the bay area, this is typical, 60s in san francisco and the coast. 70s on the other side of the bay around oakland and then 80s for san jose. 90s inland today, especially up north. seven-day forecast shows that today through the start of the weekend the warmest days of the week. then we call off as the sea breeze kicks up. >> thanks, rob. the most geographically knowledgeable teens faced off. and the finals of the "national geographic" world championships meant a chance to hang out at google's headquarters all the while showing off their knowledge about the clob. temperatures range from map-based questions to more economic and industrial questions related to regions and countries. the u.s. missed out placing

fourth overall. the championship went to russia. 5:18. new video of an explosion in norway. >> trouble for a san francisco based website and a skunt on a pot popular gadget. >> a popular road which had trouble, late in the morning commute, 580 moothly now. i'll let you know what's developing. ll

>> welcome back everyone. a good thursday morning to you. boy, bright lights are oracle. it's 5:21 now. new research out of san francisco prompts a seasonal warning this morning as the weather heats up, police want to remind you whatever the temperature is outside, it's even hotter in your car.

researchers at san francisco state are studying how fast your car can heat up. they found the temperature inside can get 19 degrees higher than the outside temperature in ten minutes. do not leave your kids or pets alone in the car. ever. even if it's just for a few minutes. officers will meet with the safe kids program in redwood city to highlight the dangers of hot cars. tragic when we have to do those stories. 5:22 now. time to check that morning commute. >> good morning, i posted the information on the event on our facebook fan page as well. we're checking for slowdowns for highway 4. none for antioch though typical slowing yesterday and this area, the return to the slowdown. we haven't seen that about a week, a week and a half. so slow yesterday through this portion of your east bay commute. heading to the bay bridge, the

maze holds up with nice speed so far. no incidents for pretty much any of the areas that are frequented by our commuters this morning. no freeways have outstanding issues. we'll follow an earlier closure. eastbound 92 heading to 880, that cleared up early this afternoon. you may have to be rerouted. you'll get back on 880, the san mateo bridge moves smoothly. a little slow on the right. slow-moving on the right. i'll track that. things are moving nicely. here's the golden gate bridge. the fog is there. we can see the lights to the south tower from the north bay and also the santa cruz mountains. >> thanks, mike. i've:23. new video from a store bombing. it shows the force behind the bomb, how strong it was, as it blew out the store's windows.

you see there. even though it faced away from that blast. eight people were killed at the bombing. enders breivik confessed to the shooting rampage that killed at least 68 additional people. a san francisco woman's ror fiing experience as the website on the defensive. >> good morning. the website is air b and b and helps you find extra cash by hooking up with travelers. a woman in the city says she wented out her apartment to someone who ended up stealing most of her stuff and trashing the apartment. she made the claim in a blog post. she claims she is working with sfpd on the matter. it's doubled the the number of customer service agents at the start up but not legally liable it says for what happened.

we've been accused of being a pessimist about the recovery. at least i have. i'm not sure the success of facebook mean taes economy is stable. the networks that make equipments to connect you, the company's share price fell by more than 20% yesterday as it said sales were slowing. in a few hours your overall value fell by $3.5 billion. who sells having a hard time. nintendo, lost money probably because so much is savings are in dollars and not the yet and the dollar is crumping. sales of 3-ds not hot either. it will cut the price from $250 to $170. weirdly that price cut won't take effect until mid august. so why any one would buy a 3 ds.

>> those that don't listen to the great scott mccrew. or have a tremendous amount on their mind. >> thank you. it's 5:25. the man wrongly accused of beating bryan stow says he should be let out of prison early. >> reporter: he made it his business to feed the homeless on the treats of oak lanltd. he was show. now the search is on for the suitor. that coming up in a live report. >> a live look from the south bay this morning. temperatures creeping up,re neating up. it's 5:26 right now.

>> reporter: it's been a long time coming for the san bruno neighborhood that was leveled by last year's deadly blast. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to have more on the rebuilding process expected to move forward today coming up. >> a high-speed chase goes

through a number of bay area counties and ends in the central valley. why police made an arrest but did not get the men they were looking for. taking a live look outside from the east bay this morning. bright lights of the oracle arena. things heating up as well. we'll check out where on "today in the bay." >> good thursday morning to you. it's 5:29 right now. about 30 seconds away from 5:30. time to check in with rob mayeda filling in for christina loren. >> a pretty nice start so far. you have to watch for a little patchy thick fog on the coast. 50s across the board that should stick around at least through breakfast time. if you're going to head out, enjoy lunch, as early as noon today, should see upper 80s around pleasanton and livermore. and our temperatures as we finish off the afternoon, 60s around san francisco, 80s for san jose, then mid 90s around

livermore and fairfield and warmer temperatures for the weekend. for a check of your commute around the east bay, here is mike. >> approaching the bay bridge, the speeds are fine. 18 minutes off of the carquinez bridge. the fog around many of our bridges, we'll watch for that. also i'm watching for this. a disabled vehicle at university off the shoulder but anything in that area could be a red flag for me. >> we'll have you looking at that. thank you. it's nearly 11 months since that pipeline explosion in san bruno, still much of the neighborhood remains empty. but that's about to change. today marla tellez has more on the rebuilding process expected to start today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the people who live in this neighborhood in the glenn view neighborhood they had to practice patience dealing with road blocks like the one here

and staring at empty lots for almost a year now. at a meeting last night they got some answers. they learned pg&e crews will be out here as of this morning to start the rebuilding process, though the first system isn't as glamorous as you might think. crews will begin digging up the section of pipe part of the gasline that blew. this stretch has not been active since the mid 1950s. it will be turned over to investigators. while this is progress it's not necessarily enough for people who live here and see the empty after method. >> in the backyard, in our canyon, they had to remove 132 trees that burnt down. we want to know if they are planting trees because we were promised there would be trees planted in the spring. >> reporter: the city manager

says that trees will be planted in the coming weeks. also the biggest eye score is the crater that will be filled in by early august. that's also according to san bruno city manager. and the road closures could be lifted by september. pg&e crews are expected to be out here as of 8:00 and say the work will take about two days. the big question is what caused that deadly blast on september 9. that's handled by the ntsb board. and that group says they should release their findings by september 9 which would mark one year. >> hard not to look at that area, such a tragic place. thank you, marla. it's 5:32. two men are in custody after a police chase that spanned several freeways. the chase ended in the central valley before 11:00 last night.

they are not the murder suspects thought they were chasing. turns out the car was connected to murders in colorado but the men inside are not. officers are looking for jaime cardenas and janel silva. they are also accused of a triple shooting. the chase began before 8:00 where police spotted the car. the driver took off, doubled back to 880 north, all the way to oakland, and then snaked onto 980. then eastbound 580 until they were stopped near tracy. the suspects ended up on interstate 5. police used spike trips to stop them. >> 5:33. livermore police are investigating a suspicious death this morning. police found the body of a man

on wednesday. investigators are calling it suspicious because there were no signs of trauma or visible cause of death. they say the person who reported the death is not cooperating with police. >> an oakland man dedicated to helping the less fortunate after someone opened fire on him and his family as they were feeding the homeless. what police are saying about the search for the good samaritan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he is known as brother john. he and his family were delivering food in oakland. after midnight. they chose that because it was easier to find people than in broad daylight. they were doing that and someone shot at them. this morning the search is on for the shood shooter. this has shaken veteran police

officers. the three were in their van driving their route delivering meals near 47th avenue. they had given a meal to a man when someone drove up and opened fire. brother john was shot in the head, his waive grazed and their 3-year-old step daughter hit in the arm. the latter two expected to be okay. we have calls in highland hospital where brother john was listed on life support. for friends this is is hard to understand. >> he's a man of god. gives food f. he has time he'll pull over and give a prayer. even a prayer behind the food. so, i don't know why things like this happen to good people. >> reporter: police aren't really sure what the motive is here. this guy was just trying to do a good deed. i have calls in to the homicide department for an update.

investigators are looking at a number of scenarios from maybe a mistaken identity or a execute. there is a $25,000 reward for information leading to the shooter. christie smith, today in the bay. >> the parolee wrongly accused of attacking bryan stow is asking to be released prom prison. his attorneys filed documents seeking immediate release of their client. they say the parole card caved in when it ordered ramirez to return to jail on a parole violation. police found a gun while searching for evidence connected to the stow beating. the lapd publicly exonerated ramirez by announcing two others had been arrested and charged in that attack. 5:36 now. time to check the forecast with rob rob. >> it is for inland later on we'll see more conditions

especially around the east bay and morgan hill. depending where you are you'll run into thick fog and mist. the sea breeze is out there but not as strong. this will lead to inland temperatures reaching 90s. no worries about monsoon moisture out of the desert southwest heading to the bay area. that might change as we head to the weekend as the desert high builds. some of that may drift up from southern california. as high pressure builds, we have the item to watch for the weekend hoping to see if we have thunderstorms as some of the moisture does spill out of the desert for the weekend. around the weekend, toasty around livermore and pleasanton. morgan hill one of the warmer spots down to gilroy, 84 for petaluma and 95 around vacaville. next three days the hottest of

your next several day forecast. we'll see cooling temperatures as the sea breeze turns stronger. more than the patchy low clouds. >> rob, we'll take you to the east bay. the disabled vehicle is in your commute direction at university avenue but on the shoulder, a narrow shoulder. we'll watch that. if you have been stuck on the side of the road it's harrowing situation. 580 a new disabled vehicle. cleared from the report. so that shouldn't be a problem. that's great. so let's look toward something still going on. onto the northbound 101. constructions that on ramp closed. you see the construct. 101 between 37 and san pedro road there is constroux we'll see the slower sensors. there may be fog through the area as well. we'll keep our eyes on things.

look at the golden gate bridge. there is fog there and we can't see past that. typically we'd see all of those across the spain. we'll look at sunol. i think they are going to health care some fog. >> need a big fan. >> share the fog. >> we know the royal wedding catapulted a woman to the top but probably not the one that you think. krin says catherine but new mom has liked the name. it's the hoddest name so far. other girl's names on the rise, mila. you know what you can say it any way you want.

hadley, and luna, which many thought that david and victoria beckham were going to name their daughter. they named her harper. interesting. >> next year. >> exactly. reflective of the times. >> i like salt and pipa. >> we're going to push it. >> there you have it. if that cloud continues, we appeared to be no closer to a debt deal. it's an issue that could affect everyone in the bay area. live to washington for the latest coming up. the coast of depdy tries to chase down a bay area robber. for the latest follow us on facebook. it's really delicious, mom.

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>> welcome back everyone. it's 5:42. the house will vote on a plan to

raise the debt ceiling but it may never make it to the president's desk. tracie potts is live with a look at the scramble to get this debt deal done. good morning. >> reporter: it's a scramble but are they moving anywhere? democrats say this is dead in the water even if it does pass the house. it's the boehner plan that we've been talking about. the republican plan to cut about a trillion dollars turns out it's a little less than that. it's the money that both sides essentially agreed on and then they'd have a commission to look at more cuts in the fall. conservative republicans say it's not enough, they are holding the line. they want more. democrats say with that small amount of cuts, a trillion doesn't seem small but on the large scheme of thing, that we could suffer a loss in our credit rating and everyone's interest rates would soar. bottom line, john boehner is trying to pull together enough sport but even if he does it's probably not going to pass

congress entirely. where do we go from here. the democrats do have a plan but it hasn't reached the floor yet. republicans have issues with the math in that plan when it comes to how they wind down the wars. bottom line, doesn't look like much progress yet. >> no kidding. the deadline keeps ticking. america's waiting. thank you. >> it's 5:44 right now. a peninsula landfill is closing today, reflection on the way people are throwing out trash. palo alto landfill will be closed permanently. the closure had been planned since 1965 but it was kept open. officials say changing habits of throwing away less and recycling more helped extend the life of the landfill. the center will remain open to the public and excess garbage accepted at the sunny veil smart station. >> a warning for parents. police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a 13-year-old

girl monday near grant road and richardson avenue. the girl set up a lemonade sand when a man pulled up in a black pickup truck, flashed the girl and drove off. police are working on a sketch of the suspect. gosh, the innocence of the lemonade stand. >> a south bay woman accused of busting into a home trying to grab a young girl will be in court. 26-year-old myra flores will be arraigned. police say the 3-year-old girl was playing with her sister in the front yard on july 18 when flores tried to coax her away with candy. the two ran inside and flores allegedly followed trying to pull the child away from her mother. the mother fought flores off and called 911. >> alex trebek is on crutches after he found himself in a case of jeopardy. he woke up early yesterday morning to find a woman

ransacking his hotel room. he was in town staying at the mayor yoxt he chased the woman but he stopped when his tendon snapped. he called security who caught the woman. >> most of it but not -- the cash was gone and a piece of jewelry is gone. i figure the lady stashed it shwhere in the hotel and will possibly come back and try to retrieve it in a few months. >> moyers is now in custody. the the crime didn't stop trebek for hosting the national world championships. a nice welcome. 5:46. time to check the forecast. >> good morning. pretty nice forecast out there today. we're seeing clear skies around san jose but a different story around san francisco and the coast for the fog is thick. 50s and 60s right now. the sea breeze is still out

there, southwest of 12 through fairfield but this is backing off a little over the next couple of days which will lead to not only air quality taking a hit around the east bay and santa clara valley but the same locations will see temperatures in the 90s as we approach the afternoon. the west coast satellite does not have a lot of active weather. high pressure kind of keeping things fairly tame around the bay area. to the southwest our high is going to build back to southern california. we're going to watch that monsoon moisture to perhaps get ever so close to the bay area as we head to the weekend so. for the meantime the next two day, 90s inland and a marine layer on the coast bringing around thick fog in spots, then for the weekend watching the moisture up out of the south. looks dry around the bay but may see thundershowers flaring up around some of the hill tops toward the south by the time we get to saturday afternoon and sunday. if you head into southern california we're going to see the heat around deserts around palm springs, l.a., 78.

100 up and down the central valley. but probably up to sacramento and chico and redding for the afternoon. 101 around you kye yarks south lake tahoe nice at 83. around the bay area, 80s around san jose. 90s around morgan hill. fairfield the warmest with 84 for petaluma and 86 for truckee, toasty for the afternoon. the next few days staying warm inland, thn we cool off next week. >> the giants are in philly again today and tim lincecum feeling better he's going to take the mound. last night it was matt cain pitching, throwing a solid seven innings, giving up one run. not a big deal when the team scores two. giants win that, 2-1. the win wasn't the big story for the giants. no. everybody talking trades. san francisco giving up top pitching prospect zach wheeler

in exchange for carlos beltran. we're told that beltran could be in tonight's game against the phillies. the giants acquired a big bat, the a's getting their bats going, combine for 13 runs yesterday, nine in the fourth inning. it's all they needed. oakland beat the rays 13-4, two teams play again at 12:35 today in oakland. >> now that the nfl lockout is over teams will get back to work. raiders start training camp this afternoon. the niners also start today. reports are the niners will be missing a key piece ever offense, two separate reports say frank gore won't be there. they say the two-time pro bowl running back is holding out for a new contract. he missed the last five games last year with a hip fracture. he is in the final year after deal he signed in 2007. >> four months after the

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and tsunami in japan will be returning to that country. san jose's cannon purdy will be attending a graduation ceremony at the school she taught which was caught up in the march devastation. the 25-year-old made headlines when her family asked the "today" show host ann curry to help find her. purdy was located at a refugee camp and was able to contact her family during a live broadcast. she looks forward to returning but says life is a struggle there. >> still a struggle especially with the people still living in the evacuation centers. therapeutic to be with people who know what it was like and see that they have moved on or doing well hopefully. >> purdy will stay in japan for five weeks. she's donating money raised by her family to help the school students during this very difficult time.

>> it's 5:53 now. time to check the morning commute with mike inouye. >> i'm still blown away by that connection over twitter, found that person. the south bay we're looking at a new incident. the sensors show the northbound commute and that's great but let me move the -- an accident on the south bound side. reports of one vehicle overturned. but just property damage from the initial report. we watch for this slowing, also around fairmont, starting about noon some road closures because of music in the park. we travel the peninsula where 101 and 280 are moving smoothly. we'll see low clouds, especially around the coast. might have to use the wipers crossing some of the bridges. san mateo bridge here at 92 t the vicinity moving nicely through the area. 101 and 280 with the sensors, sorry, let me show you the bridge before we get to the east

bay. there it is, the crossing. there is a disabled vehicle on the right in the westbound direction. it's on the shoulder. we should a bridge crew arriving. give them room to work. highway 4 and look at that, this's the slowing through pittsburgh and bay point. we'll be watching this portion carefully. >> thank you. i want to check in with scott who says there is a new status on facebook -- expecting. >> you can make your -- can't make your profile ready for your unborn baby but you can tell the world by updating your list. you go, click on edit profile, then you can select expectant child as the option. yahoo! points throughout is a minor glitch in this, you can set one of your friends as your expectant child. you're not supposed to, obviously. the bay area based flip board

which makes the cool app says it cut a deal to bring magazines like san francisco wired. flip board's founder wanted to re-invent the internet. how would you re-create it. in my opinion one of the best reasons to own an ipad and soon there will be cool magazines as well. >> two people facing charges after police had to put on riot gear to a movie premier. people were throwing bottles and vandalizing cars. they were upset because the film cancelled the premier. one man says he drove all the way from san francisco to see the movie. >> it was really sad. we came out to see him and he even tweeted like everybody go home. i bet all of the fans were

disappointed. i came a long way all the way from san francisco. yes. it was very disappointing. >> the film was about a party called the electric daisy carnival rave. it was controversial because a 15-year-old girl died of an offer dose. >> 5:57. admission of guilt. new document that explain why two teens set a school on fire. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card

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