>> new this morning an overnight shooting send as man to the hospital. we'll have details. >> two women cut it close escaping their burning home. a live report from san francisco is coming up. >> and the investigation into the helicopter crash that killed more than 30 navy s.e.a.l.s. >> could be as much as a 200-point loss on the dow this morning so where does the money go? we'll take a look. >> happy monday. it is august 8th, this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. let's check that morning drive traffic off the top. meteorologist christina loren here to tell us. >> we've got fog out there this morning. so you want to give yourself plenty of time if you're waking up near the coast. watch out for some dense

patches. that will be the case until 10:00 a.m. i'll let you know how much longer you keep out the boots, the sweaters. the full forecast coming up. first let's get you to work on time with mike. >> a little extra time 580 out of the tri-valley. we have slowing, some of that caused by the earlier accident at the dublin interchange. 580 is cleared. but now the roadway is getting more congested with folks so laura and jon, we have a better look at the rest of the commute but that's the early start. >> sounds good. thank you. 6:01. new this morning, a man is in critical condition in the hospital after being shot on the streets ever oakland overnight. police are still searching for a suspect. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from oakland with the latest on the manhunt and the condition of the victim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i got off the phone with oakland police, in fact, oakland police were just here 15, 20 minutes ago, trying to speak with witnesses. this is part of the produce mart

here in oakland by interstate 880, the shooting happened right down the street there. there is some yellow police tape there. oakland police are saying at this point it looks like details are still sketchy, still coming in. but what they know is that three people were in a car when there was a dispute with someone in another car. the car -- the call came in as a possible road rage incident near fourth and franklin streets about 11:30 last night. someone opened fire on the car that had three people inside. when police arrived on scene they discovered that one man had been shot. he was taken to highland hospital and last listed in critical condition and undergoing surgery. so far there with been no arrests and oakland police are still working on a suspect description. that's the latest. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> a high speed police chase on

880 early this morning ended with the driver of the car crashing near the coliseum in the last couple of hours it all happened. the man crashed the car near the 66th avenue off ramp to 880. he then managed to run off. as ever now police have been unable to track him down. police have not said why they were chasing him. >> investigators ask for your help in solving a fatal stack at a san jose park. police found a man stabbed at roosevelt park sunday morning before 3:00 a.m. investigators at this point aren't sure if it was gang related or a random act of violence. the the coroner's office has yet to release information on this victim. this is san jose's 28th homicide this year. >> now we want to get you caught up on the worldwide markets this morning. no shocker things are jittery following the s&p's downgrade of the credit rating and the debt trouble in europe. scott is following the financial news and how it will affect the

streets opening this morning. >> good morning. we expect, jon, to see a tremendous amount of money come out of the american equities market. futures call for a 200 point loss on the dow on the open. futures only predict the first few minutes of trading. here is an irony. the money has to go somewhere. investors can keep it as cash or buy gold, they have been doing that. the other place they stick it probably is in one of the safest investments known to man, treasury bonds. stocks are going to sell off because of the downgrade of america's credit. that money will flow into the downgraded. got cc1: we'll have everything for you at 6:30. >> we'll keep a close eye on this. >> it's 6:04. nato says investigations are under way in the helicopter crash that killed 30 u.s. service members in afghanistan. earlier today a nato spokesperson said the cause of the crash is unknown.

u.s. officials say the chinook was shot down in the middle of rugged terrain in eastern afghanistan. the military sus the men including navy seals from the same unit that performed the raid that killed sam sam were on the way to help a team of rangers that was under fire. eight afghans also died. one of the navy s.e.a.l.s on the helicopter that crashed has strong ties to the bay area. kevin houston's father and his side of the family live in san jose. they say they got word early saturday that houston was among those of the troops killed. houston's family says the 36-year-old decided in the fifth grade he wanted to be a navy s.e.a.l. and they find some solace knowing that he died doing something he loved. >> what was he thinking when he was hit and going down. that's just not the way you want

to know somebody leaving this world. you know, we all got to go one day but you want to go that way and knowing kevin, he probably had that smile, said this is how -- this is what i had to do. i'm sure. i'm sure he had that crooked smile saying hold on, you guys, we're going down. >> big loss. houston will be buried at arlington national cemetery, he is survived by his wife and three children who live in virginia. >> a narrow escape for two san francisco women overnight. firefighters pulling them from a burning home late last night. "today in the bay's" marla tellez joins us live from the neighborhood with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. let me start by showing you what is left from the fire. a pile of burned out furniture pulled from the home. the home here to the right. this is where the woman were pulled from the top floor.

that window said to lead to the bedroom. this is jackson street and octavia. they got the call last night. although the fire was out by midnight, the battalion chief says it was a race against time from the git-go. they got reports that two people were trapped inside and using a latter they got to the top and found two women, both unconscious and with pretty bad burns. one is in her 80s, the other her care giver in her 60s. >> units got in quick, brought them out. and we're hoping for the best at the hapt for their condition. >> as he said both people are in the hospital this morning being treated for smoke inhalation and serious burns. as for the official cause, laura and john, firefighters say it seems that this fire may have

started in the bedroom, that's the top floor, and it may be drinked to lit cigarettes. >> thank you very much. scary story. marla tellez live from san francisco. >> 6:07. time to check the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. you know, this beautiful weather we're enjoying all weekend long, last week, it continues all of this week. we have a gorgeous forecast to look forward to. what we will have to deal with each morning is probably a significant round of fog. we're noticing that this morning. you can see from where the green is on our radar it's so thick in spots it's generating drizzle. watch out for that along the season. we're looking good, 10 miles of visibility. even the peninsula looking good. oakland and san francisco right now. we're watching our numbers go in and out so watch out. that's where it looks like the fog is the thickest. you're down to about 5 miles of visibility. 54 degrees in novato. we have uniform conditions a it the coast because of that marine

air. a little warmer at 57, 62 in sunnyvale, on the way to about 72 degrees at noon inland. if you work inland and you want to go out for lunch, yeah, beautiful weather for that. 76 degrees at 5:00 as you make your way home from work. temperatures across the valley, a little warm, 79 for fairfield and 79 in concord. looking comfortable. 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. let's check that drive. we're dry enough to average. >> we're bringing the average down. an earlier accident at 580, 680, on the dublin in the westbound direction, for 580, then a couple of seconds we had another report of an accident at the interchange involving a truck. it was 19 minutes. expect over 20 minutes. that's a lot of minutes.

looking at a smooth drive through the maze. no metering lights but we'll shortly 1:turning oncc and getting across the bay. christina is talking about fog. keep that in mind as you kos the water. along the coast highway 1 and further if you go to the south direction, still that disabled vehicle in rains. we have the safe's office and we vp chp. and look further north thereof the golden gate bridge, talking about the fog, a little slowing through the north base bau of that and as the sun comes up it's tough tear see bauts reflecting off the fog. that's why we say don'tuse the high beams, use standard because in tag it gets tougher. >> i want to welcome jon kelley the newest member. >> officially the new guy. >> oh, yeah. >> did you bring the chocolate donuts? >> they are on the way. i had to call in. >> job of the new guy. >> the cream filled ones.

i'll make sure i'm on top of that. 6:10. coming up, break out the tie-dyed tee shirts for tomorrow's giants game. >> and ed lee breaks his promise to not seek a full term in san francisco city hall. we'll have a live report. >> the markets reacting to the u.s. credit downgrade.cc1: cc1:c: :

>> welcome back everyone. a good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside from the south bay this morning. we'll have more on the forecast coming up. 6:13 now. >> we're just about 15 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. investors are bracing for another rough day out there as expected. we'll turn to "today in the

bay's" courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. what's happening out there? we'll check. >> some audio issues. >> so courtney, hang tixt we'll check back with her. >> 6:14 now.cc1: >> social networking may be growing but not a california courtroom. jurors are prohibited from tweeting, texting or using any smart device to discuss or research cases. the law was signed by governor jerry brown last friday. it also says that jurors can only consider facts presented to them in court. violators could face up to six months in jail. that law takes effect in january. >> 6:14. he's changes his mind. san francisco interim mayor ed lee will announce his intentions to run for a full 4-year term. vaulting him to the top of an already crowded list of candidates. bob joins us live from san francisco with a look at the decision. morning.

>> reporter: good morning, laura. question, he pledged not to run for a full term when he was interim mayor in january but in a few hours inside the department of lectures, in city hall, interim mayor ed lee of san francisco expected to announce that he's breaking that promise, filing apers and announcing hiscc1: candidacy ending weeks of speculation of will he or won't he. in an interview with the acknowledged that 1: his back pedalling on the promise might be hard four people to understand but he believes he is doing what is best for the city. supervisor is tycc1: not happy with the change of heart. noting that's why she voted to appoint lee as interim mayor because he promised not to run, a vote she now appears to regret. the ill sit down withcc1: supervisors who don't agree with the situation and try to explain himself. he might be be asked to do that tonight at the castro theater with the nine other candidates. some who are also on the board of supervisors.

now that he is in the race lee front-runner1: ecc but not a shoo-in. he would need over 50% to avoid runoff. our political wonders. >> he's different. he's not your standard career politician, no question about it. how will that go? will people say that's a good thing or a bad thing? can he overcome a good deal of momentum other candidates have? > reporter: also meeting latec: ter city's ethics commission to investigate whether the unofficial run ed run campaign set up by supporters broke election laws. the head will recommend that the consultant rose back and others: be banished from the official campaign of ed lee. pack is a close friend and considered very influential in san francisco politics. she listens doing anything wrong.

reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest. >> we right now are about 14 away from the opening wall street investors are bracing for the worst. let's check in now with courtney cnbc head quarters with the update. good morning. >> good morning. like you said we're about 13 minutes now away from that opening bell on wall street. openndications are we willcc1: down about 250 points. the stock market futures were down, then came off the lows but now down, today is the first chance investors get to react to the s&p downgrade friday night after markets were chosed. s&p cut the u.s. from aaa to aa-plus and warns further cuts could come if the government take significant steps to cut

the deficit. there is a conference call going on. europe lower. the european central bank is taking steps to try to keep the deb crisis from sledding. gold considered a safe haven investment breached the record $1700 an ounce. theycc1: have said expected the downgrade so the impact should be small as the day carries on. they say people will continue to put money in u.s. treasuries the safest re stillcc1: and most liquid market despite the downgrade. the markets fell more than 16% but the dow closed higher. so anything is possible when the opening bell counseleds. then the closing well rings

later on in the day. >> courtney, thank you. >> let's warm things up a little. check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> i don't know if that's necessary. a little dramatic this morning. it's a good thing. we love having you. we're looking good this morning. we have dense fog developing. you can see that from your live picture of the golden gate bridge. so wherever you are headed take it easy out there. probably a good idea to give yourself ample time so you reach your destination without having to rush. in terms of visibility right at the if you are fast you can see for four or five miles. 54 degrees through san mateo because of that cloud cover. situated right at the coast. a little warmer, livermore, the sun is starting to come through. 57 degrees right now in concord. on the way to about 69 degrees as you break for lunch. 71 at noon in livermore and if

you are looking for great beach days we're not going to see that this week.cc1: mostly cloudy starts. those will make way to sunshine each afternoon. if you want to hit beach make those plans after 1230. 69 in oakland. temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s for the next few days. not ramping these temperatures up at automatic. 90 degrees for the next 15 days. that's good news. >> we're keeping it cool. good news. except for my kids who like to go into nonhet it pools. 20 minutes. fine if it's just the kids. >> the slow drive over to the dublin interchange there is a 50 showing up. we've seen this start and continue as the accident has to cleared from lanes 3 and 4. gainscc1: around

doherty. no injuries reported. that's the better news. that should clear but it's been there for at least 15 minutes.c: the rest of the south bay, matilda, that reopened. here let's get rid of the 60 and then you have the slowing here northbound 101 after you get fast 280 interchange. bay. is 4 slowing for thecc1: we'll move up along the peninsula, smooth for 101 past the dumbarton and san mateo bridges. ash by avenue there is a disabled far. out of the lanes and where starting.tion iscc1: the fast lane is moving. there are no metering lights. is the bash cane. back to you. >> we'll keep our eye on that. >> safe sitting here. >> yes. >> 6:21. up a bay area police department says it has a break in a 20-year old case.

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attorney's office will be on hand to announce an arrest in that case. no immediate details about which cold case was solved. >> turns out the eight people accused of selling money from the southern california city of bell may also have stolen from you. the state department of parks and rec says that bell owes the agency nearly $500,000.cc1: your tax money helps fund the department. the state says the money is owed because of irregularities in how bell spent grant money awarding contracts without competitive bidding and approving contracts even though a conflict of interest. eight former bell officials are awaiting trial on various corruption.cc1: >> thank you, scott is here to talk about all of that madness on wall street and how it could delay some from making stock offerings. hard to generate sympathy for all of the potential millionaires and

billionaires, but man, this is lousy timing for those companies. couple weeks ago everybodycc1: loved the stock market.cc1: pandora and linked in sailed there their ipos. you wonder if some are putting a delay in their upcoming ipos. apple could get a bost from reports that the company is ready to come back in the education market with a top.,000 imac deskcc1: powerful as scc1: expensive macs but it couldn't matter to most users. we're getting ready for full few age as they open in acc1: minutes. hackers with a group anonymous hit a website belonging to the syrian defense registry. there is a message, jon, to the syrian people the world stands regime, against the cc1:

time and history are with you. a couple of countries pulled ambassadors from syria after the weekend when tanks attacked, killed a couple dos. >> right now let's send it back to laura. >> thank you, jon and scott. 6: 6:27. oakland police are looking into a shooting that sent a man to the hospital. we'll have a live report up cc1: next. >> and a mostly cloudy start to this monday morning will make ta to a lot of sunshine for the second half of the day. jab your shades. >> grab your car keys if you come there a major connector.ec we'll leou know the latest coming up. cc1:cc1: cc1:cc1:cc1:c: :

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make it out of a burning home overnight. report.ve a livecc1: police are looking for a shooter that sent a man to the hospital. >> the search is on for a man missing after he left on a boat from alameda to san diego. >> and a live look outside, look at that. encasing the golden gate bridge this morning. it's monday, august 8. this is "today in the bay."cc1: : >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon.cc1: >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. woo get to a little fog outside. let's check in with christina loren to give us the forecast. >> good morning to you. we've got thick fog out there and drizzle in spots. watch out for that. san jose looking pretty good. mostly cloudy conditions now. 59 degrees. mostly sunny, upper 70s later on today. i'll let you know how much longer this gorgeous weather will last.

first let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> good morning, christina. we're going to have better news for 580 through livermore at the dublin interchange.cc1: the earlier accident has been cleared from the roadway. that's the second over the 5:30 to 6:30 hour. it's building as you come through this portion of the east bay. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have all lanes showing a slowdown, a sign of the metering lights. smooth across the bay. a major factor along the coast. >> a lot of folks out early. >> thanks, mike. two women are in the hospital this morning after fire broke out in their san francisco home overnight. happened in the pacific heights neighborhood and that is where marla tellez joins us now: this morning with the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. so far investigators say at this point the fire does not seem to be suspicious. they say it may have started because of cigarettes. we're on jackson and octavia as on mentioned in the pacificcc1:

heights neighborhood. the women were pulled from this home on the top floor. fire officials said they were pulled from the window in the middle. that's their bedroom. the call came in at 11:30 last night. the battalion chief says they heard reports that two women were trapped inside. crews found the women, one in her 80s. the other is her caregiver in her 60s. officials say both were unconscious and severely burned. >> we had them on oxygen. they were not alert. paramedics were working on them. one had burns on the body, the other being bagged with oxygen. are in the ncc1: hospital this morning. now being treated for smoke inhalation and serious burns. as for the damage, so far investigators say it is contained to the roof and the bedroom. but out here live you can see for yourself what's left from fire,cc1: what made it out.

burned out furniture, lies on jackson street. for the official cause that is still being investigated. but jon, fire officials say it looks like it started in the top floor bedroom and could have been started by lit cigarettes. >> always a danger. marla tellez, thank you very cc: much. this morning vallejo police are trying to track down the person who shot and killed a 8-year-old woman -- actually a: 28-year-old man while driving his suv. it happened last night at sonoma boulevard and mini drive. police say they found a ford explorer rolled over on the center divide of sonoma boulevard. they found the body of joseph peter of vallejo in the car. the officers are searching the parking lot of the gas station for evidence. this is vallejo's 12th hide of the year. >> the u.s. markets are open. it's anyone's guess. factors from the s&p downgrading

america's credit rating to continue debt worries. scott is following the developments. an update. withcc1: >> i've got a solid guess for you this morning, good morning, the dow industrials have fallen mightily. about the dow cc1: falling under 12,000. now we're talking about the dow coming close to under 11,000 as we took a live look, the dow industrials are down 202 points this morning. this aft the standards and poor downgraded american debt. nasdaq is down 70 points. that downgrade came friday after the markets had closed so this will be america's first chance to react to this. we talked about this earlier, this irony of when all of this money comes out of the stock market some will go to cash, some to gold. ironically some to t-bills and bonds, the same things that got downgraded but wall street loves irony.1:

>> some might go in the mattress. >> might be a good place. >> we have an update on a violent crime in oakland. a man is in critical condition in a local hospital after he was shot. police are still searching for the suspect. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live with the latest on the manhunt and the condition of the victim. christie. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. spoke with1: a couple of workes produce mart and they tell me that they got into work about 2:00 and they were surprised to find the entire street blocked off here at 5th and franklin.cc1: there was crime scene tape up. it's still up down the street. that's where the shooting happened at the end of this dead end street. i talked with oakland police. they tell me that this call came road rage siblecc1: incident. investigators say that they do know that three people were in a car, they got into some sort of

dispute with another person and that person opened fire shooting into the car hitting one man who herecc 1:to the hospital in oakland, last listed in critical condition and cc1: undergoing surgery. police were out here for several hours trying to find witnesses. so far no arrests. they have not released any suspect information. that's the latest from here. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >> the coast guard is asking for the public's help to find a boater. cc1: 62-year-old kristof set sail on july 5 -- 25th rather, from alameda, headed to san diego a. week later his son contacted the coast guard to say the family had not heard from him. no one has seen him.cc1: officials say he did file a float plan, indicated his expected arrival in san diego but never showed up. >> right now back outside.

tocc1: row it over meteorologist christina loren weather. k on thecc1: >> good morning to you. you know what, usually august is a month where we see bad air quality. we see spare the air days. but all month long so far and today throughout the week we have good air quality, comfortable weather for you once again and this consistent pattern holds on all the way throughout this week and into next week as well. we do have to take the good with and thecc1: bad in this case is the foggy start. watch out for drizzle especially toward the coast, you might find that over local bridges. this morning cloudy conditions will make way to mostly sunny shades. grab your shades. mostly sunny by about 4:00 p.m. then early this week each and daycc1: we stay mild and hold on to the good air quality. great news if you want to spend time outdoors. 53 in oakland, 59 in the south bay san jose, at noon 71 degrees, really comfortable for: outdoor lunch plans. 79 is the forecasted high in

fremont. incc1: los gatos and 77 ges in redwood city. we have a ball game, expecting traffic around the yard at 7:15 as our very own giants take on he pirates, 7:00 p.m., bring a: jacket and wind could become a factor. we'll see the wind pick up. could impact ball play. we'll have to watch for that. you can do so on our sister station, comcast bay area. >> right about that, congestion around at&t of course and the smell of garlic always around game time as well. looking at 580, still slow. the damage is done. 25 and building for that travel time. look at this to the north. highway 4. we've not seen slowing. to1:d horizon lane from timecc time. smooth through antioch, concord, easy drive toward the walnut

creek interchange. highway 4 through richmond, watch for that. and the metering lights, 20 minutes to this at the bay bridge toll plaza.cc1: a group of friends waiting for the meeting. >> all missing the chance to neat newest member of our team, jon kelley. >> i'm flattered and i want you to know mike, that's not the fries, that's new cologne. 6:39.me now iscc1: to ng up ed lee is aboutcc1: officially throw his hat in the ring. >> and look at this guy. is it brian wilson or a look-alike? it's funny because brian wilson watching brian wilson take on the phillies. we'll tell you who the bearded look alike is.cc1: >> is he sing snl. >> it's wall street's turn. question of the day. world markets have been falling all morning. d.live report from washington, cc1:cc1:cc1:cc1:cc1:cc1: cc1:c: :

>> markets are sinking across the globe this morning, a reaction to standard & poor's downgrade of the u.s. credit rating friday. tracie potts joins us live from washington to tell us more. good morning. >> good morning. they are taking a tumble as we expected after looking at the asian markets and the u.s. 1:ures all morning, now at thec

opening bell stocks were down dow, and points, the cc1: we're seeing some of the big stocks tumbling this morning on that news, late friday, that &p, standard & poor's downcc1: graded our credit rating, not completely unexpected but now having its first impact on the markets. all of that despite the fact $2 trillion acc1: mistake when it comes to our debt. even after correcting it they defended this downgrade. the obama administration calling it a terrible judgment, that from treasury secretary tim geithner saying that s&p showed a stunning lack of knowledge in his words about u.s. budget, about the math. democrats are blaming the tea party, saying it was the hold-outs that really brought the partisan gridlock to the s&p tion and that is whatcc1: really keyed in on, not so much the amount that we owe but the massive amount that we owe coupled with the fact there is so much gridlock in washington

with doing something about it. >> exactly. thank you, tracie. >> friends and family of seven shooting rampage in ohio gathered to hold a vigil in their honor. hundreds of friends, neighbors and classmatesth gaerred in the small tune. the gun man shot his girlfriend in one home, then ran next door and shot five more people, he then chased four other people, shooting and killing one more. the man got in a gun fight with police where he was shot and killed. >> a san diego police officer is in critical condition, someone shot him whan looks to be an attack.edcc1: the officer was in his car at a red light early sunday morning when a passenger in another car shot him in the head. police caught up with the suspect, one died in the shoot-out. the other got away and is still on the loose this morning. the officer is a captain in the marine corps reserves and recently served a year-long deployment in afghanistan.

>> 6:44. coming up we'll update you on an overnight shooting in the east bay. >> plus, ed lee making it official. the latest on his run for a full term as mayor of san francisco. >> we continue to monitor the stock markets and $10 internet. we'll tell you about it coming up. >> take a look outside. downtown san jose. we'll have traffic and weath ci a few other thingsoming up. tired. [ female announcer ] gold bond ultimate restoring lotion with coq10 to help skin renew itself. gold bond ultimate restoring. this stuff really works.

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>> welcome back everyone. a good monday morning to you. pretty nice temperatures on tap. >> let's check in with meteorologist christina loren to tell us what that is. >> you know, mondays aren't that fun but we have really good weather today. that's going to make your ride to work that much more comfortable. we don't have really cold

conditions, it's not going to be really hot this afternoon. downright perfect yet again all week long, holding on to weather. about 5 to 10 degrees below the seasonal averages. the temperatures and we're also looking to a lot of sunshine, good air quality. hard to believe it's august around here. i think mother nature is paying us back for all of that crazy weather we had earlier this year. couldn't get a break, storms hammering us all winter and spring long. this is what we're looking at. mostly cloudy conditions in san francisco, that will be the case probably for the most part today. i think about one or two, the sun will break through. concord, livermore, the south bay, you'll see the sun by about 9:30, maybe 10:00 a.m. temperatures comfortable to start. we're in the 50s. 57 livermore, even a couple 60s. and 53 in san francisco. later on 66, 77 for redwood city. 80 in los gatos. basically as we head throughout this week we have a weak ridge of high pressure in place. it's not going anywhere.

it's going to keep our temperatures about where they were. nudging them up a couple of degrees each day all the way through saturday. and then we level off and d yet again. but typically in august we see the triple digits, the 90s in warmest spots across the bay. haven't seen that just yet. for me i can wait. i don't know about you. >> no, i'm right on the same boat because i don't like the super hot weather. that's good news. i also don't like the superslow traffic. we have that, slowing out of the altamont pass, speeds at 18 coming by greenville because of an accident at the dublin interchange. 33 minutes now and continuing to build as the morning commute continues to build out of the altamont pass and slowing after you get past where some are making a break and heading to sunol. lookscc1: nice for 680 and heading through the area, 580 through the castro valley. it's here as you come down toward the san mateo bridge, the interchange is slow, out of hayward they change the honor

ramp down to southbound 880. a little change for that flow south into union city. across the bridge a live look will show you the flow of traffic away from me. that's the taillights going into the haze. visibility may be an issue and in the north bay. a hit and run along this flat section i've been watching. on't see major slowing through: the area. but watch, a bridge crew likely will take care. no injuries reported. you should have a smooth drive and easy drive from the peninsula. a look further south and along peninsula. into the south bay, typical slowing for 880 at 237 and 101 680.cc1:f back to you. >> thank you very much. right now we want to get you caught up on a shooting investigation in oakland. christie smith joins us live from the scene. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. i wanted to start by showing you where this shooting happened at the end of a dead end street there here at fifth and franklin

by the produce mart. there is still crime scene tape up. i spoke with a couple of workers this morning at the produce mart. when they showed up at 2:00 thi: morning there were basically police, crime scene tape. oakland police say this came at about 11:30 the call as a possible road rage incident. what they know is that there were three men in a car, they got into some sort of dispute with another person. that person opened fire on the car hitting one person inside, a man. he was taken to highland hospital. underwent surgery, last listed in critical condition. oakland police : still asking witnesses to come forward and they have released no suspect information. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> appreciate the update. >> it's 6:51. after four months of evidence and testimony the trial of several members of a san francisco street gang set to wrap up this week.

prosecutors and defense attorneys will give closing arguments in the racketeering conspiracy trial of seven gang members. three of the defendants are also charged with four gun shot murders in san francisco back in 2008. in one of those shootings a father and two sons were killed. closing arguments are expected to last all week with jury deliberations beginning a week from today. > we're following developingcc: story now in bay area politics. san francisco interim mayor ed lee changing his mind in just a few hours. he will announce his intentions to be the next mayor. bob is live in san francisco with a look at his chances and the reasons behind his decision. good morn, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. he plans to explain his reasons perhaps sometime today, programs in the future. but rye now yes, mayor ed lee interim mayor of san francisco, did pledge not to run for a full term when he was appointed interim, just back in january. but in a couple hours inside

elections in city hall he's going to announce that he is filing papers and will be running for a full term. ending weeks of speculation of will he or won't he. in an interview with the chronicle lee acknowledged that his back pedalling on the initial promise might be hard for people to understand but that he believes he is doing what is best for the city. at least one city supervisor is not happy with this change of heart. noting that's why she voted to appoint lee as interim mayor because he promised not to run. a vote that she now appears to regret. lee says he will sit down with the supervisors and try to explain himself. now that he's going to be in the race he is considered the front-runner but not a shoo-in. a recent poll shows him with 35% of the vote. he would need over 50% to avoid a run-off. >> he's different, he's not your standard career politician, how

will that go? will people say that's a good thing or bad thing? can he overcome a good deal of the momentum that other candidates have? >> reporter: after filing his papers at 9:00 this morning mayor lee will be jumping right into this case at a candidates forum tonight at the castro theater with the nine other candidates, some of whom are on the board of supervisors, also meeting the ethics commission to begin investigating what the run ed run campaign broke election laws. the head of that commission telling the chronicle he will recommend that rose pack and others be banished from the original campaign, considered influential in san francisco politics. she denied wrong doing. lee told us that he has no involvement in that unofficial run ed run campaign. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. it's 6:54. the a's are off today, they are headed north of the border to

take on the toronto blue jays. they are riding high after yesterday's extra innings win. josh willingham had a lead-off in the tenth. they beat the rays 5-4. >> the giants host pittsburgh pirates tonight at 7:15. they just had a sweep yesterday. tim lincecum kept the philly bats quiet. there was a scary moment. the hitter loses his hat, bam, it hit lincecum in the ankle. he got up, limping a little but shook it off. stayed in the game. giants go on to win that 3-1. >> there was another star at yesterday's giants game. it wasn't brian wilson. this guy in the stands, certainly turned some heads in the crowd. i'd say. he was sporting the spandex tux, the trademark beard and the mohawk. here is the real brian wilson. fake one. can you tell?

all right. according to a newly created twitter profile the look alike is dj silva from roseville. we'll have to get him here. >> claiming to be him at a party. taking the love. right now scott mcgrew, this is the real scott mcgrew here to talk about the market. >> i know you're new but you know why we don't talk about 10-year t-bills? because they are so boring. i'm going to talk about them today. the yield on the 10-year t-bill is smaller this morning, that means there's money pouring out of the stock market as the dow industrials are down more than 200 points, into the very thing that the s&p downgraded so. there's your irony. the other thing to talk about is $10 cable from comcast. go to internet essentials.com to find out more. by the way, we are a comcast tv station. >> thank you very much. that was anything but boring. for a final check on weather.

>> proud to be comcast. good morning, we're looking good, at noon 72 degrees, 61 by the bay. rounding out at 75. inland 64 degrees. if you're waking up with us near the water a nice day on tap. let's check your drive. >> the big deal is the unexpectedly slow drive through the tri-valley. 35 minutes out of the altamont pass. a couple of accidents caused problems. there's the toll plaza. we'll give you the quick look. >> thank you very much. 6:57 now. the "today" show is just minutes away. you will hear from the families of the 30 navy s.e.a.l.s killed in this weekend's helicopter crash. >> the 55-year-old mystery finally solved. the woman in this picture with elvis presley will be live in the studio. >> we'll have a local update every half hour. we welcome jon kelley to our new team this morning. >> thank you. pleased to be here. >> good to have you.

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