good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain what the credit downgrade means for potential ipos and your pocket book. >> we're keeping an eye on the market after yesterday's sell-off. we'll have the latest on early trading. >> a live look outside, waiting for the sun to come up on this tuesday, august 9. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. it is 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we start you out by checking it outside. christina loren is here to tell us about it. >> good morning. we have fog out there this morning and it's pretty thick in the north bay so give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. safely this morning. we also have fog on your way down to san jose. it's kind of everywhere.

first, let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> a lot of folks talking about the problems for b.a.r.t. last night. rest assured folks were checking, the system is running. 31 trains on time, on schedule now but we'll continue to monitor that. and we'll explain what the problems were later on in the show. again, they are running. we'll get back to a live shot. the bay bridge, so far fog above the roadways. that will be a problem later on but christina showed us in the north bay it's low visibility. >> thank you, mike. we are keeping an eye on world markets this morning. things opened well in europe, and quickly took a turn for the worse. indexes in britain, france and germany have fallen sharply. we're keeping an eye on the european markets to update you throughout the day. as for the asian markets they saw dramatic losses in early trading but rebounded before the close. japan's nikkei finished down almost 2%. the hang seng off 5.7%. u.s. markets are set to open in an hour and a half.

dow futures jumping all over the place, sometimes up, sometimes heavily down. things could stabilize if the federal reserve takes action. its policymaking committee is meeting today for the first time since june. we'll have a live update on how the world markets and futures minutes. in about 10cc1: >> right here in the bay, the recent meltdown on wall street means more bad news for a number of silicon surging companies trying to make it big. marla tellez is live in san jose with more.cc1: marla, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. we're talking ipos, companies that have gone public, companies that are thinking about it. the recent u.s. credit downgrade has hurt recent ipos, linked in: zillow and pandora. the professional social network linked in dropped 17%, internet and company pandora 8%cc1: zillow dipped 7%.

not good news for those companies and their investors. zynga and uch ascc1: groupon, they have something to think about. i hung up with somebody who knows about this, rob enderly, he tells me these companies, potential ipos have every reason to worry. >> unless you are an incredibly powerful property like, say, a facebook, might weather this. the others probably want to put off the ipos until the investor comes back to the table. right now would be a bad time. >> reporter: so the question is, when is the right time? he tells me it's going to take quarter before investors regain confidence in the market. is his prediction. john, he did say that the one company that may be able to overcome this is, in fact,

facebook because of all of the hype that surrounds it. that if facebook were to go public today investors may look to facebook as a place to go to get even and get money back. power play with facebook. thank you, marla. the bay area housing market isn't doing much better than the stock market. a new report out today reveals there are more homeowners who under water with their mortgages than last year. 23% of single family homes with mortgages were in negative equity territory. real estate zillow says it's up 21% for the same period last year. negative equity numbers are growing because foreclosures are still happening. as home values drop negative equity is increasing. look at this. numbers on the left are for this year. alameda county more than 20% of

homes under water up from 17% last year. contra costa county numbers high but that's down 3% from a year ago. county numbers increased 3%. santa clara county numberscc1: there dropped slightly to 12%. >> two different economic stories for two local governments. s&p has downgraded solano county's credit. >> in oakland police chief is calling for reinforcements after a but hit and killed a 3-year-old boy. christie smith is live in oakland where police are steppinging up patrols. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke with a deputy this morning and he told me he had 6:00 yesterday cc1: evening. he said that mothers in the neighborhood have been coming up to him thanking him for being here expressing concern about their own children.

meantime, oakland police set up a mobile command unit near 65th and international steps away from where a 3-year-old boy was shot and killed, the unintended victim of a drive-by shooting. yesterday in broad daylight. it was a simple trip to the store for the family that turned into tragedy. he was with his mother and brother. two men were standing near a pizza restaurant when a car flipped a u-turn, 65th and international. someone opened fire. two men were hit but they will survive. the little boy killed. now, police have stepped up patrols out here, officers stayed over yesterday on their shifts. chief wets says he called the chpt sheriff's office, even the u.s. attorney's office trying to get more resources. the hardest thing was turning to the parents. >> looked the mother in the eye, i looked the father in the eye who is having a tough time and gave my condolences. but the condolences don't bring

back a 3-year-old baby. >> reporter: so far oakland police say the descriptions that they have gotten of both the car and the suspects are really just too vague to help. this is the 67th homicide so far this year which is an increase over this time last year. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> just horrible. innocent little child. >> this morning petaluma police have a warning. make sure you take your valuables out of your car and make sure you lock the doors. seems to make sense. this after a series of car thefts and break-ins. police say six break-ins occurred saturday night and early sunday. most of them happening on the west side of the city. detectives say two cars were stolen in separate locations including a 1987 jaguar. the other cars broken into with items taken. police suggest residents install motion sensor lights and call police when they see something that looks suspicious. this year there have been more than 3 dozen car thefts in

petaluma. >> 5:07. time to check the forecast. >> good morning to you. we've got fog out there this morning. that could interrupt a smooth drive if you're waking up in the north bay. watch out for that. we're looking pretty good. visibilities are dropping across the board. as we head through the next couple of hours we expect the fog situation to get worse before it gets better. high pressure, though, is going to warm us up. if you've been looking for the warmer weather, the 90-degree weather we typically see this time of year, it's not going to be quite that warm. pretty close to 90 degrees, in the warmer cities we'll get to that in a moment. 59 right now in hayward, 55 livermore, at 12:00 p.m., temperatures comfortable, 71 in fremont, 71 san jose. and then we're going to round out the day at about noon. some 80s, 80 in livermore and concord and 66 degrees in san francisco. cool and cloudy but hey, i'll let you know when the 70s will be back in the city, that's on

the map as well. that's coming up. first, let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> 580, we had the accident. i'm monitoring at the dublin interchange. it's cleared. the car had a busted axle. we had crews and the tow truck has cleared that scene. still a 14-minute drive out of the altamont pass. highway 4 showing an easy drive, 64, that's at l street. we expect heavier volume, maybe more slowing so about 5:30 we should get an idea of the volume. might be the lighter summertime traffic sticking around. here heading across the bridge, construction till 6:00 blocking one of the lanes. slowing further north you saw some fog up there, quarter mile visibility in santa rosa. south across the golden gate bridge. you see the glowing lights.

it's going to be an issue later on. right now we're okay. if we could see the bridge it would match your dress. >> what is it called? >> international orange. >> i thought it was coral. >> he knows a lot. the newest member of our "today in the bay" team. jon kelley. >> judging from what i see you two have a lot of rhythm so it's time -- >> go ahead. >> a lot of rhythm there. >> getting a brand new look. ♪ i had the time of my life >> are they going to remake this? >> that's right. the 1987 classic ""dirty dancing"" is coming back. the man who choreographed the original film will direct and he promises the old classics from the 60s and all of the hits they had from the original will be of course in this new one. so far no release date, but it

is confirmed. mike inouye has turned down the lead role. >> and no one puts baby in the corner. >> or mike for that matter. >> all right. >> i'll be over here in the corner. >> california taking a stand against the electoral college. we'll tell you how. >> and coming up, coming home, the remains of 30 service members killed in afghanistan return to the u.s. today including two with bay area ties. >> plus t new developments in the federal a astgainst former giants slugger barry bonds. ♪

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are trying to put out hot spots as well. a lot of unrest going on across the world. going to keep tabs on it. >> the u.s. service members killed in a weekend helicopter crash in afghanistan will return to the u.s. today. the remains of 30 troops will arrive at dover air force base this afternoon. the arrival all part of a private ceremony, open only to family members. the service members killed 22 of them were navy s.e.a.l.s. and two of them had ties to the bay area. 29-year-old derek benson was from napa county. that is him in this 2003 photo on the web. it was taken with his dad and grandfather just after his s.e.a.l. training. benson is survived by his wife cara and their 3-year-old son. also killed in the crash, kevin houston whose father and relatives live in san jose. he is survived by his wife and three children. >> we of course are keeping an eye on world markets for you this morning. asian markets closed lower,

european markets down from the open. courtney reagan is live with how u.s. futures are looking so far this morning. morning. >> hi, good morning. it could be another wild ride in the markets today after one of the worst days since the depths of the financial crisis in 2008. futures were up sharply earlier this morning. they pulled back, were negative for a while and now were positive again. about an hour and 15 minutes ahead of the market open. yesterday there didn't appear to be buyers on wall street with investors reacting to s&p's decision to downgrade the u.s. credit rating. fears we could be headed to another recession and worries about europe's debt crisis. all 30 dow components and every stock in the s&p 500 ended lower. financials took the brunt of the damage, bank of america's stock plunged 20% yesterday, oil settled below $80 a barrel for the first time since last october. we're up above $81 at this

point. yesterday the only things that did well were treasury bonds and gold. gold hitting another record, also trading higher today. we'll get data this morning on productivity and traders will focus on the fed, it holds a one-day meeting this afternoon and no one expects major policy changes to come. however, those words the fed said will be carefully listened to. the dow dropped 634 to 10,809. that marks the worst point drop since december 2008. the nasdaq to 2357. monday's market meltdown is testing the patience of some individual investors. understandably so. in fact, many were on the phone with brokers trying to move money around in their ira or 401(k) accounts. van guard says the volume of calls was 40% higher than normal. e-trade reported a record number of trades placed by folks using

mobile devices, they couldn't wait to get home and do it from a computer. back to you. >> i heard the average 401(k) lost about $16,000 yesterday. we all be working longer. >> a hard hit. >> thank you, courtney. >> painful all of that doom and gloom. we bring in sunshine and a breath of fresh air. meteorologist christina loren to wake up our day. >> you still got to get to work so you can contribute to 401(k). today, we're getting paid in sunshine. a lot of beautiful weather to look forward to. all across the bay area from the coast to the inland areas, we're going to see comfortable conditions. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees cooler for this time of year. we've got a lot of fog this morning. we talk about may gray, june gloo gloom. it's the marine air keeping us cool. however, you're going to have to watch for reduced visibility this morning even in the south

bay we're seeing the numbers drop. down to 9 miles in san jose, 10 miles in livermore through san francisco up through oakland looking good right now. but here is where the densest fog is as per usual the agricultural areas like santa rosa, down to a quarter mile visibility. so, if you want to take it easy, give yourself plenty of time. mike inouye is watching the roads right now. he's got an update coming up. 53 right now in oakland, at 51 in santa rosa, 53 in san mateo, a gorgeous day, at noon as you break for lunch, beautiful weather, 71 degrees at noon in redwood city. we round out the day at about 77 degrees. in the south end of the peninsula very, very comfortable. couple of 80s. i did bump up the numbers in concord and livermore. 79 in san jose. and take a look. we're going to bump these numbers. back to seasonal averages for a couple of days. short-lived mini warm-up on the way. let's check the drive as

promised with mike inouye. >> we like the mild numbers but it's august so we'll see that heat up as you talk about. right here we like these as well. we'll see them come down because of the volume of traffic that will continue to build. we have construction northbound 880 on eastbound 980, typical, as well as over lower deck of the bridge out of san francisco. a similar map as this maze is the maze of railways. b.a.r.t. trains are on schedule. 40 trains on time running without problems. we had problems last night. what went on? laura is going to catch you up in the next few minutes. all trains running on time. we'll focus on the bay bridge, the toll plaza. very light volume. you can make out down the east shore freeway some city lights. there are low clouds around the bay area and the north bay, santa rosa, a quarter mile visibility. down the peninsula and down into

the south bay without delays, we have an accident. the bigger deal over the santa cruz mountains. there's going to be fog over the mountains to the summit so be careful. >> thanks, mike. lawyers for barry bonds want a judge to throw out his conviction or give him a new trial. bonds' attorney filed court papers claiming prosecutors were just grasping at straws to 17 the verdict against the home run king a. jury convicted bonds of obstruction after they say bonds gave a deliberately rambling answer when asked if his trainer ever gave him steroids. a judge will consider his request at the end of the month. >> california trying to shake up the presidential election. governor brown signed a bill to assign all electoral votes to the winner of the popular vote. california is the eighth state to change. the movement seeks to avoid a

repeat of the 2000 elections when al gore won the popular vote but george w. bush to win the electoral votes zlxt that was one to remember. coming up, san francisco mayor ed lee taking a hit in the popularity department. what happened when he showed up for his first debate. >> the new allegations against pg&e leading to a new investigation. trying to figure out if the utility put you in jeopardy. >> talking about people bgan d bonds d bills, how do you do that? we'll buy one coming up.

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pg&e could be more hot water. state regulators are launching an investigation into allegations of misconduct. bay area news group says allegations claim that pg&e ignored warnings and failed to fix serious gas leaks. the utility is accused of trying to bill customers $2 million to cover a mistake in overpayment to another firm. allegations were madecc1: in 2008 by a former investigator at pg&e, after he says he was fired from the company for reporting the misconduct to his supervisors. a california public utilities commission only learned of the allegations recently. an agency spokesperson says they are investigating. >> b.a.r.t. trains running on time this morning. a computer glitch caused some c: trains thecome to a standstill. considered a safety issue according to b.a.r.t. but passengers were unloaded as a precaution. b.a.r.t. says an early diagnosis

1:the glitch was a networkcc outing issue failing tocc1: correctly display train data. >> the good news is scott mcgrew is always on time. and one of the side effects of the plunge in this market is credit. it's getting cheaper which is good. so seems like the opposite. >> this absolutely makes my head hurt. good morning. the thing is when the dow falls of points, money comes outcc1: stocks that has to go somewhere. it's going into treasuries, bonds and t-bills. that creates odd side effects. generally home mortgages are tied to treasuries and the bigger the demand for treasuries the small ter payoff, the yield. down.lls mortgage rates cc1: we are seeing, jon, the lowest level of mortgage rates so far this year. it's kind of ironic at a time when all of the talk is credit. credit is pretty cheap. credit card rates could come down as well. same reason, they tend to move less quickly. so what happens to banking stocks when they are charging

less for mortgages and credit card rates. they plunge. san francisco's wells fargo down activecc1: trading on monday. we're talking about p money coming out of stocks and bonds into t-bills. you can buy yourself a t-bill $100. little ascc1: treasurydirect.gov, you enter your social security number, your direct deposit information and you they how you go on line the move money from checking to savings, it's that easy. you could as easily move savings into, say, a week-long t-bill and move it out again. cash on it.make1: >> good. little cash. because of the demand of everybody doing this, but it's one way of doing it. and something we're trying. >> in this climate very little cash to be made is good. >> that's exactly why people are doing it. >> scott, thank you. >> just to move into the positive. we're keeping an eye on the world markets making sure you

know what's going on before the bell. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live in san francisco. not exactly a warm reception for the man who is mayor and now says he wants to be mayor again. we're going to have the story of ed lee coming up. >> as fog develops across the bay area we'll show you your reduced visibility, where it's the thickest and talk about a warm-up on the way. that's coming up. >> and the fog christina is talking about with is going to be an issue. i've got my eyes on that, and the roads and the p i bause of problems yesterday. [ man ] did we get anything good?

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>> new this morning, watching the markets. a live look at the big board, opening bell rings in about an hour. we're going to show you what to expect. >> most stocks got a good drubbing but tech stocks did okay relatively. we'll look at that coming up.

>> reporter: also the fall on wall street means pain on main street. good morning. i'm marla tellez. how the u.s. credit downgrade is hurting companies that recently went public coming up. >> and we have a live look outside, yes, it is tuesday, august 9th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. 5:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. we'll get to the weather and meteorologist christina loren here to tell us about it. >> we've got another gorgeous day on tap. temperatures are going to climb in the upper 70s, low 80s but a big time warm-up on the way. watch out for fog this morning as well especially in santa rosa. we'll sort out your weather forecast. first let's get to you work on time. how do we look? >> better than getting home last

night for the b.a.r.t. system. 41 trains on time for the b.a.r.t. system. we'll continue to monitor after problems last night with the entire system. we'll take you out to the roadways, a live look at the bay bridge, the low fog and clouds. you can make out the upper and lower decks but you can't make out the tops of the towers. that fog and the clouds continue to build and affect your visibility. >> we'll be checking. >> thanks, mike. futures continue to fluctuate after the dow's 630-point plummet yesterday. with less than an hour before the opening bell trading is sometimes up and sometimes way down. european markets already open. they started out up, but have since fallen. germany seeing the largest decline, at one point down more than 5%. asian markets closed. they are also down. the hang seng dropped almost 6%. yesterday's huge drop was the worst day for wall street since

december 2008. overall stocks lost 15% in less than three weeks. amazingly some bay area tech companies are escaping the worst of it. scott mcgrew is in the newsroom with all of the details. >> you're calling the glass half full. but i agree in general silicon valley able to hold off some of those enormous losses. why? because we make money f. a company's making big profits about but its stock is falling, that's just poor decisions on the part of investors. apple. it made a record quarterly profit. the question is, can they keep it up as people's faith is shaken. apple shares fell 5 1/2%. going toing making money on internet advertising, it's hiring, it fell by the same proportion down 5.5%. google is up in premarket. weaker companies fared pretty

well. what's amazing is how parallel tech stocks moved. hewlett-packard down 5.5 yesterday. yahoo! fell as well. guess how much. 5.5%. we'll continue to watch the markets. now, these are established companies. new companies, those who just ipo'd may be not as fortunate. morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. i know that you talk a lot about ipos in tech today. if you put money in a company that recently went public you are certainly feeling the pain. you may even have buyers remorse. in speaking to a tech analyst, he says to tell everybody to keep in mind what goes down must come up. of course the u.s. credit downgrade taking a toll. yesterday linked in the professional social network 17 percent. pandora, the popular radio

company dipped 8% and zillow 7%. what does this mean for companies which filed to go public. it has them hesitatinhesitating. here there is talk of an ipo a: local analyst tells me it's not the right time. but rob enderly says the one company that may have a chance is the zuckerberg power house. >> so desperately wants to get even that even the right set of circumstances they might still the y in1:acebookcc hope that they can arrive or cover the money that they lost. take orter: it's going tocc1: at least a quarter before investors retain their confidence in the market. the other element to this story is the impact on venture

capitalism. many feeling uneasy this morning put theircc1: money. laura. >> everyone as a whole these days. thank you for the latest. it's 5:34 now. turning to politics, ed lee says he's not a poll 6. the interim mayer he is a regular guy trying to get things done. he had a lot to deal with, a lot of heckling during his first mayoral debate. bob redell joins us live from san francisco with more on how the mayor's announcement is accepted. >> not exactly warm from everyone. interim san francisco mayor ed started to barelycc1: pill out his papers announcing he was going to run. morning, whenerday cc1: a voter called him out for breaking a promise he made in january to not do exactly that. run for mayor. >> are you going to step down

because you lied to the board of supervisors and are in that office under false pretenses? >> that man named charles kaylis asked why he would not keep that promise. this went on, police eventually dragged him out screaming and arrested him, citing him turns out he along with chris daily are behind the ed lee's a liar facebook page. later at a candidates forum. sheers with boos from the crowd gather nd side the the ater get toed mayor lee. leland lee asked if he would resign. they wouldn't have appointed him interim back in january but for the fact that he said he had no interest in running for a full worm. >> he will explain his about face but yesterday told us that he simply changed his mind.

but that he himself hasn't changed at all. he is still ed lee, that's him saying this. one of his opponents, supervisor board president david chew questioned the ethics of the unofficial ed run ed campaign that had been set up by his supporters and had bet to look into whether election laws were broken and to consider barring people from the group from helping lee's office campaign, the decision from the commission. so far not to banish any one. >> got to love san francisco politics. >> i'm no meteorologist but it feels like we're getting perfect crisp weather out there. christina can give us the report. >> it doesn't take a lot to know when you walk out that it's foggy. pea soup even up in the north

bay. we're noticing these numbers coming in and out which means there are patches of fog. you may not encounter that right out your front door but don't expect to not find that. i noticed it on my way up from campbell. 55 degrees in the city of san francisco. you can see the top of the transamerica pyramid. visibility is starting to drop. the thickest fog usually develops between 7:00 and 9:00. we'll see a comfortable day. our temperatures are going to climb from the upper 50s to the 70s by noon, comfortable weather as you break for lunch. we're going to round out the day with temperatures about with 10 degrees below their seasonal average. 8 oyn concord, 79 in fremont. 80 in los gatos. we have a warm-up on the way. how long it's going to last and what it means for your weekend.

>> yeah, let's get you out to 580. we have no active incidents on the freeway and a 15 minute drive f. i move that travel time i want to tell you about two on vasco road. i don't know why no accident but if they have to block lanes that will be an in yishow of discovery bay. here the 40 right around l street. that's a slow down kicking off on schedule forrant wok. we should be slowing. then bay point, you see the 57 coming down below 60 through that area. also the carquinez bridge. the 72 in the commute westbound out of the north bay, but eastbound heading north we see yellow. that means speeds below 50. i'll check for active incidents. this is not sboing anything that's not reporting. further south we're heading to the toll plasa. the fog above those hills you.

>> not bads. welcoming jon kelley to the team this week. not from the bay area but boy, can we teach him about things. >> i look forward to it. you've been in doctoring me. >> you might recognize this face. he has been at national before. what have you done in >> i'm trying to get by. >> at the post office your picture 0 on the wall. >> no. >> we're going to take him to the winchester mystery house. they are looking for the scariest. they are holding their auditions for scary creatures. we got a peek, yesterday's tryout for the coast ghost of sarah winchester. tonight's try-outs at 6:00 at the recital hall for the performing arts. that's really young sarah there. >> if you can scream, let's see.

they also have fright nights that start in september and run into the halloween season. >> right now it's 5:40. rioting continues. we'll have that coming up. >> and credit rating blamed for a lot of the turmoil. >> new video released showing the power of the dory that hit missouri in. m that hit missouri in may. aycc1: :

>> well, world markets continue to react to the u.s. credit downgrade. this is a live look at the big board. an ets open in less thancc1: hour from now. futures are down. that's bad news considering the dow dropped 634 points yesterday. of course a lot of that reaction to the standard & poor's downgrade of the u.s. credit

rating. we talk about credit ratings from s&p, moody's and the like.: we turn to tracie potts live in washington. good morning. >> hi there, jon. good morning. it's essentially the same as our credit score, it's acc1: determination of how big of a risk you are based on your income, how you manage your money and how much debt you have and s&p decided that the u.s. is a little bit more of a risk than it used to be so they downdwraded us from aaa to a aa-plus which means we have a very good ability to repay our debts. it's a little less than we've had as a credit rating. who are these who make the decision? five experts sit behind closed doors, poring over the numbers ooking at the growth in ourcc1: economy, the wealth, the debt, whether we're on budget, that's a big issue lately and of course the politics which was the big issue for washington.

bottom line, not only do we have a credit rating here in washington, every state has one, california's right now a-minus. it was downgraded last month. >> tracie, thanks for the update. i guess i should say thanks. nice job from washington. >> it's 5:45. one london man says it looks like a battle a field. britain's worst violence in decades continues for a fourth day. earlier today, three people were arrested in london for trying to kill a police officer. the unrest began saturday night over the fatal shooting by police of a 29-year-old black man. london police say the officer was hit by a car and taken to the hospital. he was stopping a number of cars believing that the people inside were involved in looting. elsewhere, in a south london suburb buildings are being set on fire forcing people to evacuate. more than 250 people were arrested overnight in the unrest. >> an organization in orlando

plans to build a memorial to caylee anthony. the leaders of the group will unveil the design on what would have been caylee's sixth birthday. the memorial will be at the site where her body was discovered. today organizers will hold a balloon launch and butterfly release. a jury found caylee's mother casey anthony not guilty of her murder. >> new surveillance video shows how powerful a deadly tornado was when it struck joplin, missouri. the video comes from a number of security cameras at a high school. t was rated ef-5, the highestc: category for a tornado. ten buildings were damaged. the school district released that as part of a fundraising drive to help rebuild.cc1: more than 30 people were killed by the tornado that flattened most of joplin. >> we used to have to fight those off.

that is scary stuff. a little foggy but that should blow out. the 've been the envy ofcc1: nation for sometime and it continues as we head throughout this week. gore going to warm up a little bit. just about where we should be when it comes to averages. the mid to upper 80s. it's not going to last. the temperatures will level back off toward the weekend. let's sort it out for you. how about that. temperatures looking good. taking a live look outside, san and clear through the east bay. and our temperatures are pretty mild. 59 in hayward. 53 in sunnyvale and at 46 degrees with quite a bit of fog, places like novato, napa, you want to give yourself plenty of time. by noon we're going to see the comfortable1: weather again. have noticed maycc1: the breeze picked up. that will be the case again. we'll see a building breeze. 60 degrees in san francisco at noon. rounding out at 66 degrees in

the city. 79 degrees in san jose. things start to change closer to weekend. high pressure regains control finally we're starting to see the pijing in the became. that amplifying ridge. only by a little bit we're inlandg about the mid 80s cc1: and 70s at the coast.cc1: that means originalous weather in oakland, in the city of an fran especially through this weekend. temperatures up to 86, the warmest day of the week on friday if you want to hit the beach do so friday. down to 82 with clouds saturday and sunday. foggy1: starts making way to mostly sunny afternoons. let's check the drive right now with mikey. >> all right. you're talking about hitting the beach later on as things get warmer. you hold off because of issues on 17. now, there was an accident that finally cleared. that's good news. no need for alarm. 1:southbound direction,cc

typically shows speeds dipping about this time as more folks hit the road. south 1:rting with thecc bay commute. slowing through that corridor north of tully in about a half hour we'll see that on the maps. we're hacking at 17. we have a lot of rocks and debris on the freeway. mecc1: which l direction it was but watch for that. here all trains on schedule, that's 42 of them. we had a lot of problems last night until about 10:00 or 11:00. livermore.you out tocc1: we have continued slowing. the dublin interchange fine. here the slowing below 50 so 15 to 16-minute drive coming through almost. a lot of slowing at sensor.ke thiscc1: we'll end with a live look at the toll plaza. things getting crowded at the bottom. you see the approach not a major issue. issue for the ancc1:

struggling to put wins together. they were unable to score against the pirates losing it 5-0. san francisco, very little room for error in the nl west.cc1: arizona a half game back, the giants and pirates play again tonight. 7:15 at at&t park.cc1: you remember the bench clearing brawl? the giants, they got off easy. none of the players will be suspended for the friday night fight that lasts over a minute. shane victorino will pay the price. suspended three games. started when ramon ramirez cc1: hit victorino with a pitch in that sixth inning. >> got to play nice. 5:50. >> sometimes. >> coming up, cold case solved. details on the more than two decade old murder case. >> which neighborhood pg&e is starting pipeline work on. >> we continue to look at the markets. >> we'll take a live look

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>> welcome back everyone. new this morning, live look outside from the south bay this morning. hp pavilion. 5:53. >> the man accused of a hit and run last week that injured a 9-year-old boy will be in court today. the 21-year-old andrew vargas from hayward is accused of drunk driving and felony hit and run. police say vargas was behind the wheel on friday night when he hit the boy. a 58-year-old woman and several parked cars before he finally took off. he was arrested an hour later in

hayward. the boy ryan white is now in critical condition at san francisco general hospital but good news is said that he's making small improvements. >> closure for a family whose daughter was killed 27 years ago. police say a classmate killed 14-year-old tina faels in 1984. she was stabbed to death as he walked home from high school. her body was found along 680. investigators say the suspect was a 16-year-old fellow student who has a substantial criminal history. they say advances in dna testing helped them crack this case. police are not identifying the suspect until his case is moved from juvenile to adult court. he is already in jail on an unrelated charge. >> just about one month before the first anniversary of the san bruno explosion pg&e set to start testing its natural gas pipe line in palo alto.

preparations should start as early as today. the project is expected to last about two months. the testing will not disrupt service but the city of palo alto warns many residents may smell some gas as well as deal with road detours. last month the company announced it would conduct pressure water testing on its pipe lines in order to ensure the safety of all of the pipes. >> it's 5:55. magicians call sleight of hand distracting your gaze. scott says there is magic. >> look over here. yes. a lot of talk about standard & poor's downgrading the debtd how that caused the drop. in many ways the downgrade is a distraction. what is really going on behind the scenes is the threat of a double dip recession. remember, what matters in your life is the economy. do you have a job, can you afford your home, the markets are not the economy. the markets are a measure of the

economy and our economy is weakening. gdp barely above recession levels, the number of new jobs about half what we would expect in a recovery. >> let's get tech news going. turns out all of the e-book readers are helping the publishing industry. they may kill off books but not authors. "the new york times" says the publishing industry expanded over the last three years, last year 114 million e-books sold. a few minutes ago aol reported profits, well, actually its lawses. the company lost money again, but lost less thanks to improved advertising. aol is trying to make a comeback led by forward thinking thinkers in its palo alto location. aol can recover its glory days it's going to happen because of the men and women in palo alto. notice i said if. >> and remember the glory days way back when. >> way back. >> when the internet started. thank you, scott. >> the time now is 5:56.

still to come on "today in the bay" a child hit in a drive-by shooting. police hooking for suspects. a live report is next. plus b.a.r.t. trains ground to a halt last night. track.1:ck oncc we'll tell you if things could happen again. miss the tank tops and flip-fl flip-flops, we'll let you know when warmer weather resumes. >> the fog a little heavier than yesterday, traffic a lot heavier. hoi'w s i'ho you, watching the roads and the rales. cc1:cc1:cc1:

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