am. that story coming up. >> and that is a live look at the golden gate bridge. compliments of perseverance and fortitude you have made it. it is friday, february 10th. "today in the bay." >> good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we check in with meteorologist christina loren and yes, the weekend is here and it sounds like a nice start here. >> a nice little start, lots happening this weekend. the chinese new year parade. that's saturday. we've got that big golf tournament at pebble beach. and weather more or less will cooperate. we get heavy rain as we kick off next week so we'll talk about that this morning. grab a jacket on the way out the door. wait, mike can tell you what might slow you down before you

leave. >> good morning. we have construction crews clearing from around the bay area. our chopper was set to be out there but they are held up so it's friday, we'll let them get a slower start. we'll get out there for a live shot. this is northbound 280, you see the city lights. northbound with the headlights coming up to the 880, 17 interchange. a smooth flow. a good number of cars. we may see slowing for 101. >> we'll watch the sun come up as well. >> new this morning, fire crews now still at the scene of a lumberyard fire in san rafael. it started at rafael lumber and building supply on anderson drive and bellham boulevard around 3:00 this morning. crews were able to knock it down in about an hour. they say 40-to 50-foot flames were bursting out when they arrived. they credit the sprinkler system for keeping the fire under

control. they are trying to find out the cause. >> stanford police released a sketch of the man they say tried to assault a student. the man entered an unlocked room around 2:00 a.m. on sunday and climbed into bed with a woman, that is the sketch there. she woke up when he tried to take off her clothes. the woman was able to get away. the man ran off. this marks the second assault incident on campus that morning. at around 1:15 a woman was tackled by a man while walking near kennedy grove. a passerby scared the attacker and police do not think these two incidents are related. >> new twists and turns in the case of a customs official shot outside his newark home. police say the suspect was infatuated with his victim's wife. stephanie is live at the hall of justice where the suspect is expected back in court this morning. good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. 61-year-old dennis bagwell was here yesterday charged with

attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon and assigned a public defender. as you mentioned he may be back this morning to enter a plea. all of this is happening as we are finding out more about possible motives. bagwell allegedly shot robert suplick, right outside of the officer's home. in court records police say that bagwell developed fantasy about his victim's wife irenea. he had taught her at union city's bay area optical school. smith told police she turned him down but stayed friendly with him. sometimes even exchanging text messages. suplick confronted bagwell and told him to leave the couple alone after he was spotted, quote, lurking in the bushes outside their home. in fact, police said neighbors and even smith reported spotting bagwell's vehicle outside the couple's home a week before the shooting, up till a few hours before it all happened. bagwell was also the property

manager of an oakland apartment complex. the "mercury news" spoke with a woman who lives there who said she spotted a woman in her 30s with a russian-like accent in bagwell's home so details continue to come out with this case. we're live in fremont. stephanie chuang. back to you. >> thank you very much. occupy cal protesters back on campus, so are the tents. you are looking at video of the last encampment in the same spot. this was dismantled by police in fall. this time police are taking a more hands off approach. police and the dean of students having protesters to take down the tents but so far they are not budging. on that occupy theme in oakland, police showing the serious about cracking down on violent occupy protesters. joseph rionas was arrest forward violating a stay away order. he was apparently found on the

plaza though he was told to stay 300 feet away. the order was issued after a january 28 protest. that's when he was arrested that night and charged with battery of a police officer and refusing to leave the scene of a riot. >> 6:05. stockton police are looking at a drive-by shooting a. gun man pulled along side a victim's fire and opened fire around 8:00 last night. the driver hit in the leg and ran off -- run off the road down 15 feet into a parking lot where he hit several parked cars. police do not have a description of the shooter. >> friends and family saying good-bye to a well known junior college football coach. public viewing will be held for foothill coach doug boyett. he died during his sleep a few weeks ago. he spent 30 years are at the foothill college inol los altos the last five as head coach. today's viewing will be at

roller, happgood and tinney, then a public memorial tomorrow at 1:00 at the foothill college gym. >> a verdict has come in for an islamic extremist on trial for killing two u.s. airmen at an airport in germany. marla tellez joining us from our newsroom. she has the latest. >> good morning. that verdict just came down, a german court sentencing a 21-year-old albanian to life in prison today. he shot and killed two u.s. airmen at frankfurt's airport. he shot them only after learning they were heading to afghanistan. now to the latest in syria. its largest city is under attack this morning. two explosions targeted the security compounds in the city overnight killing at least 25 people and injuring almost 200.

the northern city is syria's economic and business hub and historically has been loyal to embattled president bashar al assad. so state tv is blaming terrorists for the attacks. the debt crisis in greece is sparking outrage in the streets of athens. new video shows anti-austerity protesters throwing petro bombs at police, officers firing back with tear gas. striking workers are upset over government cuts and tax increases. the strikes and protests have practically paralyzed the country and many businesses are closed and public transportation is hard to come by there. >> thank you very much. closer to home, a long weekend for oakland city workers, today is another furlough friday. emergency services will not be affected and offices will also be closed on monday in observance of lincoln's birthday. >> 6:07. we're heading into the lover's

weekend before valentine's day. meteorologist christina loren sharing the love with the weather. >> it's going to be lovely over the court of saturday and sunday. monday into tuesday we get some rain, but i think that you'll like what we have in store for the second half of valentine's day. we'll get to that momentarily. right now it's cold in places like livermore, at 42 degrees. not too bad, we're warmer than average for this time of year. for this time of day. 50 in san mateo, 53 in san francisco. on the way to about 60 degrees by noon by the bay, as you break for lunch today, 59 by the coast. so cooler with more clouds at the coast. by 4:00 p.m., mostly sunny. with 66 degrees valentine's day. just around the corner. we're going to get showers for the morning. keep that in mind. around 48 degrees. if you want to do brunch with your sweetheart. noon, 57 degrees. mostly cloudy conditions and those of you celebrating at

night you're going to get the best weather. a mix of clouds and stars out there. 53 degrees. on the cool side. we lose the chance of rain by about 11:00 a.m. on tuesday. 6:08. let's check your drive, see how that's shaping up on a friday with mike. >> good morning. it's a friday obviously but also friday, a lighter traffic flow. southbound 101, this will catch you by surprise, a lot of activity south of monterey road. reports of a car off the roadway into the ditch. then smoke from the car, one person is out of that vehicle, another person sounds like in the vehicle. we have crews on the scene. you'll see flashing lights. i'll track this, it's not a major concern but there is the fact that someone is in the car. as far as the flow from there northbound 101 no problems through morgan hill and san jose. we see slowing northbound 87

over the last minutes i saw 50s for about 15 minutes there. that cleared into the 60s again but we'll watch. that may mean an early burst of traffic. we track this as well as a live look and we'll see how things are shaping up. no problems yet but it's friday, a little earlier start. we'll track that as well. >> 6:10 now. still to come on "today in the bay," the school district says it paid a teacher accused of abuse $40,000 after it fired him. find out why coming up. >> reporter: tiger, bill, ray, they are all here. soon you'll be here too as we take you for a preview. we're live at the 18th green. that story coming up. >> for the latest news, traffic, weather, find us on facebook.

>> welcome back. right now it is 6:12. and fans bracing for a good time out on the golf course at the pebble beach event this weekend. round two of the popular at&t national pro am starts in about one hour. bob redell, a cinderella story, getting that front row seat. how is it swinging? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. my front row seat is in that luxury box. they are cleaning it up. we're going to try to get in there. it's one of the perks of being me. meantime, have to suffer outside by the 18th green here on the pebble beach golf course. we'll show this in a half hour. a beautiful sunrise. a beautiful view of the ocean

from here as well. a lot of big names i hear, a lot of people talking about tiger woods, his first time back to the pro am in 10 years and he got the celebrities, bill murray, ray roman no, george lopez and some famous folks from the bay area, giants starter matt cain, the only major league baseball player competing this weekend in the pro am. so is 49ers head coach jim harbaugh and his caddie, would you believe, maybe no surprise here, alex smith who tells us he was locked and loaded with plenty of golf advice for his boss. >> i pick my spots. on the 18th i left him to with it the putting. a little more club selection than yard and and toting the thing around all day. >> then going a few other guys, can i get a consensus. away we go. i need all the help i can get. >> reporter: one thing some of the players are raving about or

talking about this year, are the golf conditions. yes, it's cold but it's a dead wind. that lack of wind made for great scores more than half of the field low par. tee times at 8:00. reporting lifrn in pebble beach, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> great assignment. great course. beautiful out there. >> 6:15. we check back with meteorologist christina loren to find out what's happening this weekend with the weather. >> we're going to get rain but we need the rain at this point. it's welcome news. good news is, we're not going to see it all weekend long. you will be able to get around those showers if you need to get outdoors, maybe do some yard work. the honey do list growing. it's cool but not quite bone chilling cold like we could be. we don't have the 20s, no 30s on this map so keep this in mind. you need the jacket but we're going to warm into the 70s as high pressure is still in

control. a weak disturbance did pass through the bay area earlier this morning. that is now on the way to pebble beach so. we're going to see winds pick up down there later today. i'll get to the forecast in a moment. for today, a cloudy start. areas of drizzle. by afternoon we'll get plenty of sunshine, staying mild with the 70s down in the south day. 72 in morgan hill. 69 degrees in san jose. and you'll hit about 66 degrees in danville so overall cloudier and cooler than where we ended up yesterday. yesterday, that was very, very warm for this time of year across the bay area. let's get to that forecast. at&t pro am, you saw bob redell talking about the winds. they are going to pick up and shift so they could come into play. 61 degrees on sunday with showers on the way. monday looks like a wash-out. tuesday, valentine's day we'll

see showers for the second half of the day. overall looking pretty good. it won't be a complete washout. that's monday t day you want to stay in. we'll check your drive with mike inouye. >> 680 the northbound side had construction going on between al costa and rudiard. we shouldn't see problems. here we see slowing approaching the dublin interchange. westbound 580 out of livermore. overall a lighter flow. no such break for highway 4. slow drive all the way to somersville. 59 through pittsburg and a nice flow through the walnut creek interchange. we'll see how things are shaping up. look at that, no problems for either decks 101 and 580 a

smooth drive. in to the city. a live look on the east bay, oakland past the coliseum. no major slowing. because of the volume of traffic. >> it's 6:18. all quiet at san quentin after a riot yesterday. guards fired rifles and used pepper spray to quell the violence after 150 to 200 inmates starting to fight in the yard. some had makeshift weapons. four went to outside weapons for serious injuries. the shots by guards were considered warning shots. >> the l.a. school district paid a teacher $49,000 after they fired him. reporting mark burt received the money to drop a challenge to a

dismissal. they let him go after finding out the sheriff's department was looking into allegations of lewd acts against students. the district says it made the payment because it didn't have evidence to back the firing at the time. >> for the first time in three deck kates the federal government -- the reactors will be installed in georgia. they will be the first u.s. reactors to implement a new design said to be safer and longer lasting. construction will cost an estimated 1 be $4 billion. the reactors could be up and running by 2016. >> it's 6:19. an advertising firm thinks it's found a way for b.a.r.t. to raise money without raising fares. talking about putting bile boards along the right-of-way along -- the areas are along highwayssh maintenance yards and in transit stations. the agent says b.a.r.t. would make about 10 million a year

from these. the problem is it might not be legal. b.a.r.t.'s board will discuss the idea come thursday. >> 6:19 now. coming up it looks like the plan to keep purning man gikts out backfires. >> some of the tnushingn i things in the steve jobs fbi file. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours?

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>> this one could turn out to be a major blunder by burning man. the organizers rafed off a majority of tickets to keep s scalpers from snatching them up. 75% of the participants did not get tiblths. those are the people who build the displays and stage that the parade that define the event. some think the majority of the tickets still went to scalpers. san francisco talking about doing away with large festivals in golden gate park. the committee will hear complaints monday about the traffic and the noise that these create. on the other hand, a recent report found last year's festival brought in more than $60 million. >> good news of the morning here right now. you can once again see san francisco's new celebrity banana sam this weekend. after weeks in quarantine the

squirrel monkey will be returned to his exhibit tomorrow. someone stole the monkey from the enclosure in december. the next day a man told police he found sam in san francisco's stern grove and lured him into his back pack. employees are checking to see if that man can receive the $5,000 reward. >> time for a business and tech report. scott mcgrew is checking in. >> the latest is we have steve jobs' fbi file. back in the early '90s, steve jobs was consider forward a position in washington during the administration of george herbert walker bush. the background investigation found much of what anybody who knew him knew, that he was a bragert, insisted on his way, several called jobs dishonest. the report also details a plot by an unidentified man who claimed to have placed bombs in silicon valley and demanded steve jobs pay him $1 million to

defuse them. no bombs were discovered. to this day we don't know who the extortionist is. back in modern day apple shares are just under $500. that gives apple an overall worth of $460 billion. you have math here. microsoft, 251 billion, google 198 billion. you do the matt. apple is worth more combined. linked in turning in profits, also the size of the company doubled last year. linked in on a hiring tear, telling reporters on the phone call yesterday they expect this quarter to be their biggest hiring quarter ever. earlier we learned that al assad's e-mail was hacked. we got to see messages from advisers suggesting ways to influence the american media. this morning we know how hackers from anonymous were able to get into his e-mail. his password was 12345.

i kid you no. roll the clip please. >> the combination is 12345. >> that's the stupidist combination i ever heard in my life. >> thanks, your highness. >> or bashir al assad. >> amazing. thank you. >> any time you get a space ball clip. >> it's friday after all. 6:26. still to come on "today in the bay," oakland needs to shut down two motels that have become hot spots for prostitution. details coming up. >> occupy protests setting up camp again. a live report coming up. >> i'm meteorologist christina loren live in the nbc bay area weather center. as you get ready to enjoy the weekend you want to make outdoor plans, one day better than the other.

rain on the way. >> as we drive 101 out of the south bay things are moving smoothly up the peninsula. an idea what some of the hot spots are. even on a fridayou have to get to the office before you get to the weekend.

>> reporter: occupy cal is back this morning at uc-berkeley despite rules you can't have tents on campus. i'll tell what you they want coming up in a live report. >> a couple of hotels oakland says are popular prostitution spots could be closed soon. we'll tell you how the city plans to do it. >> the man accused of shooting a federal agent may have been obsessed with his victim's wife. i'm stephanie chuang live with the latest coming up. >> a live look outside near sfo, folks coming and going. it's friday, february 10, "today in the bay."

>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:29. seconds away from 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we take a listen to meteorologist christina loren to find out how this friday is going to finish out. >> it's going to finish out nicer than it's going to start. good morning. we have cloudy conditions, cool out there. later on this afternoon the sun will be out in full force. we'll see the 70s yet again. we have changes on the way. rain showers, right now tracking toward the california coastline. i'll let you know when they are slated to arrive, how long they will last and we've got the valentine's day forecast. let's get you out the door with mike inouye. >> we'll take a look out because a lot of folks left over the last few minutes. that means this backup at the toll plaza. the metering lights turned on. we have stacked up traffic in the cash lanes and the middle, the break is for the fast track

lanes. someone is making a major turn there in the lanes. no one's hit. good news. be careful. stick to your lanes at the toll plaza. san jose, 280 a nice flow. northbound we'll see slowing showing up as well as the northbound routes coming up. >> thank you, mike. >> 6:31. occupy cal protesters back on campus this morning months after police ripped up their tents and kicked them out of the plaza. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday. the occupy cal movement is back this morning. counted about six tents here with an upbeat atmosphere. a guy running around with a bubble machine. campus policy is no tents on campus as it has been before but the demonstrators are defying that. they put the tents up yesterday afternoon in the same spot where they were kicked out about three months ago. this marks the three-month

anniversary with a clash with police. demonstrators say they are here because they are concerned over high tuition and economic unfairness are still around. >> same issues definitely exist. we do have a list of demands that most of them haven't been met yet so you know, we're -- some of the occupy oakland people are down here with us tonight and you know, we're part of occupy and we haven't gone anywhere. we're still here. >> reporter: and they say they are not leaving even though they have bin advised that they shouldn't have tents on campus and should leave. they hope that more people come out and join them. we've been out here for about 40 minutes and so far honestly i haven't seen any uc police here at all. reporting live at uc-berkeley. john and laura, back to you. >> thank you. oakland will go to court to try

to shut two hotels. the national lodge on international boulevard and the economy inn on east 12th street are both havens for hookers. both have a history of allows prostitution sometimes involving children. they have been under court order to clean up their act. but those efforts have failed. now the city attorney will ask for the maximum penalty to shut them down for one year. >> disturbing details emerging in the case of a customs official shot outside his newark home. mess say the suspect had an obsession with the victim's wife. stephanie chuang is live at the hall of justice where the suspect is expected back in court. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. that's right. 61-year-old dennis bagwell may enter a plea. he was here yesterday afternoon for his arraignment charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon and also to find a public defender. this as we learn more about a

possible motive. bagwell allegedly shot robert suplick, also 61, tuesday morning outside the officer's newark home. in court records bagwell became obsessed with the victim's wife whom he had taught. that began a few months ago. smith told police she rejected bagwell's advances and remained friendly with him and occasionally texted him but eventually confronted bagwell. told him to leave the couple alone after he was spotted, quote, lurking in the bushes outside the home. bagwell lived with his wife in fremont until they filed for divorce in 2009 and lost their home to foreclosure a year later. we spoke with the owner of the schools where bagwell worked and he said that despite all of those recent changes bagwell

never acted differently. jon and laura, back to you. >> thank you. a man shot by police apparently has a criminal history. 48-year-old steven moore is the target of a narcotics investigation. two officers were tailing him when they tried to stop him he allegedly backed up his car into one of the officers. he remains in critical condition. the the officer is recovering at home. >> eight more employees are placed on leave this morning at a peninsula elementary school. the redwood city school district says it's investigating whether staffers followed procedures in the handling of abuse. alexa is accused of kicking and slapping at least two of her preschool students at roosevelt elementary. an aide did not come forward

until february 1. she is due in court in march. >> we'll find out why a principal was placed on leave and then escorted off school grounds. san jose unified said it well send out a letter to parents explaining why first year principal celia waite was removed. schellenberger is in the south willow glenn neighborhood. >> 6:36. a break from the news, get to look at that forecast right now with meteorologist christina loren. >> it's going to be nice, then the rain moves in as we head through your weekend. so get out and enjoy this spectacular start. our micro climates are kicking in. we actually had a few stray showers earlier this morning, that activity winding down at this point. now that the sun is coming out

we'll start to warm up. a lot of pressure in the south bay. you're at 53 in san francisco. by tune the 60s, the mid-60s inland. 60 by the way. a little on the cool side but still not too shabby. 59 at noon. up to 60 later on today. here is a preview for you lovers out there. valentine's day tuesday, do not forget it. 60 degrees, puny, a few showers early. you'll get the best weather on the second half of tuesday so a few showers, making way to lots of sunshine and great evening weather for those who want to make reservations. looking good there. we have showers on the way, we'll time those out for you, help you make outdoor plans. check your drive with mike inouye. >> to the east shore freeway, 20 minutes from the carquinez bridge. to the toll plaza which looks like that. we saw this almost fill in so

take a few minutes for the lanes to impact. there is motion visible. tough to believe, the feeder flow is moving, highway 24 and the east shore freeway no problems here. we will look out to the east and livermore. 21 minutes. an accident is on the shoulder of the off ramp for north winds so keep that in mind if that is your off ramp. south of here on 680 a smoos flow into fremont. we'll see this slow down around 7:00. >> thanks, mike. 6:38. still to come on "today in the bay," the pro am today. >> bill murray in the house. >> bob redell too. a deal would be in the works between congressional republicans. the details in the controversy

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>> friday morning. 6:41. there appears to be new developments in the controversy over contraception in washington. the white house wanted to require catholic funded groups to include contraception costs

in health plans. brian mooar is live in washington with details on what is happening now this morning. good morning. >> reporter: hi, laura. breaking news, we're hearing that the white house is going to address the issue today, that there may be some sort of change or tweak in the policy but whether it goes far enough to satisfy critics that's something we're going to have to see. kristen welker is saying that the white house after this is announced according to outside sources is going to have a policy that will still cover all women, make sure that they get contraceptive coverage without a co-pay. this has been a raging issue in washington at the cpac political action conference for conservatives, about 10,000 gathered, expecting to hear from three of the four presidential candidates. mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingrich. mitt romney has the most riding on this. he has been having trouble catching fire with conservatives. rick santorum hoping he can

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>> welcome back everyone. good friday morning to you. looking forward to the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> looking forward to the weekend. we're going to get rain sunday into monday so. if you want to make the outdoor plans, i think you'll get better conditions on saturday. take a look at this gorgeous sun rise over san francisco. you can see, though, pretty good amount of cloud cover overhead. now let's take you live to san jose where it is completely clear this morning. we will all see mostly cloudy conditions before the day is done. a weak disturbance kicking in the onshore flow. a few slight showers. overall we don't get our real rain until monday over the greater bay area. 50 degrees in san mateo. 45 in oakland. 46 in santa rosa. headed to the comfortable bay let's talk about what we're expecting in terms of the cloud cover. you can see we'll get cloudier through about 2:00 p.m. even san jose mostly cloudy. but because the south bay we'll

see the most sunshine off the bat we'll be able to warm up in the 70s again, south bay the warmest across the bay area. 69 today. 66 in danville. across the water and staying comfortable without the dense low cloud cover at the coast. we'll still be able to climb into the mid-60s in pacifica and half moon bay. and speaking of the beach, pebble beach, the at&t national pro am winds are going to pick up and shift from the east to the northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. so weather could come into may in today's tournament. cloudy with showers tomorrow. weather will be better today. a few showers on sunday, then tuesday, we'll see a few showers early making way to clear conditions for your evening plans. let's find out how we're planning your drive. >> it's slowing right now. you'll have to wait if you

travel northbound 11 or 280. we're seeing early start for a friday and we have more problems, southbound 880 at stevens creek, there is an incident there, may be blocking lanes. we'll track that accident. even further south, we had the earlier accident, car went off the road and a car fire reported. people were in the vehicle, one has been transported from the scene with major injuries. a couple of cruisers and a crew that has to move the car out of the ditch. a good deal south out of monterey -- morgan hill south of monterey road. we're going to the east bay. we're looking at slowing northbound 238, typical pattern. out of hayward. we'll look at almost. all the way to the dublin interchange. easing up a tad into livermore then in the 40s all the way to

680 and 580. highway 4, nine miles per hour. look at this bay point and concord starting to show slowing. the other wide was smooth out of the north by bay. back to you. >> thank you. >> a month after being evicted, christie smith is live in berkeley now where so far police are taking a hands off approach. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. and happy friday. six tents out here. as you can see a pretty upbeat atmosphere. they have bubbles, art and the occupy cal movement is back. they set up tents yesterday. students are saying what this is is that it marks the three-month anniversary of the november 9 protest when they were kicked out in a clash with police who brought out the batons and used them. they say they are here because the same issues exist that

motivated them before. high tuition, economic injustice. they are saying that members of occupy oakland are here, too, supporting them. demonstrators were told by someone with the university no lodging material, no tents but tents are here and they say they have not been kicked out yet. reporting live, christie smith, jon and laura, back to you. >> you are a sport amid all of those bubbles. searchers will be back at a site today where human remains were found thanks to a tip from a death row inmate. serial killer wesley shermantine recently drew a map where he told authorities where he buried victims. it's on his family's property. searchers following the map made a grisly discovery yesterday. >> the dog alerted. when investigators went over to see what the dog alerded on, it

was a skull. >> the remains could belong to cindy who disappeared in 1998 shermantine began talking to authorities after his partner committed suicide. shermantine says that herzog was responsible for the abduction of michaela garecht. >> investigators investigating two cases of a rare brain disorder. eileen shaw contracted what health officials is cjd. once she got 6 see deteriorated quickly. health and human services said they ruled out the link to mad cow disease, that this is based on test results at a national laboratory. further we have no evidence to

suggest a casual linkage between the cases nor is there any evidence to suggest a risk to food supply. >> state of the city or the pension program. mayor chuck reed spent a good time last night talking about the rising retirement cost. this on the heels of an investigation that concluded he used fuzzy smath. union members file add formal complaint and want the initiative to be taken off of the june ballot. reed says it's all politics. >> people of san jose to decide this is a political stunt, political theater, it's a campaign season. you have to expect that. >> we believe that if we want to find real solutions we need real negotiations and we need real numbers to do that. >> mayor read highlighted

achievement including having a reduction. >> it bill be a long wound for workers. city offices are closed. emergency services will not be affe affected. offices also closed on monday in observance of lincoln's birthday. >> the future of san ramon's fourth of july fireworks show up in the air. the cost this year could top $300,000 up from 175 grand last year. leaders asking the public next week whether they want to shell out the cash or cancel the event. the day long event braus more people as neighboring cities cancel their shows. the cost is stretching resources to the limit. a public meeting will be held tuesday, 7:00, at city hall. >> the pros and celebrities hitting the links for the

national pro am. bob is live this morning. sun's up. >> yes. sun's up. a little chilly. players hope for the same conditions today that they had yesterday when they had little or no wind. look at the turf conditions on the 18th green. at pebble beach. have you ever seen a ball roll like that before? unbelievable. look here. you want to see how the sand is. >> reporter: do they know you are out there? >> narrator: the conditions were so good that more than half the field broke par dudding this guy, tiger woods with his pairing partner. it's significant that tig ser here. his first time back at the pro am in ten years. he won it 12 years ago, in 2000,

the same year he won the u.s. open here. he did well yesterday. he is four under but five behind the three leaders. tee times at all three courses, 8:00 tiger woods will play at the monterey country club. we're going to try to catch up with him. you have the amateurs, the celebrities out here as well. wur talking about george lopez, those sorts. the unusual suspects if you will. it's a beautiful morning i hear. a little chilly. if they have this it should be a great game. >> it could pick up. such a beautiful course. nice, bob. thank you. >> for jerry sandusky goes back to court today. marla? >> good morning.

sandusky arrived at the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania. the question is will people who live near sandusky be allowed to sit as jooers in his bile. prosecutors are going to try to convince a good to fill the jury box with people outside of the stoyt college area and expected to address his house conditions. he wants contact with his grand children and others. he is facing 52 criminal counts. he denies all charges. >> in los angeles, one of those teachers charged in the child sex abuse scandal has been released on bond. this happened overnight. 49-year-old martin springer was freed early this morning on 3

hun thouds bail. he has been ordered to wear an electronic monitor. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for next week. the other accused teacher in this case, mark bart, he is in jail. he's facing 23 criminal accounts accused of photographing students while gagged and blindfolded. it's going to take 23 million to get him out of jail. >> 6:57. we are going to turn to a big event happening in the bay area this weekend. you could be the one to get discovered. as america's got talent audition starts in san francisco. they are going to be held starting at 8:00 a.m. saturday and sunday. you could be picked to an audition in two weeks. you can find more details on our websi website.

>> new york city's black market cannot keep up. jeremy lin, the new toast of new york following three straight games scoring more than 20 points. "the new york times" reporting knicks fans can't find lin jerseys around the big apple. official ms.izers haven't released it yet. lynn, a big time game at home tonight. the knicks host kobe bryant and the lakers. >> bay area woman putting her body on the line. she says to help animals. lauren gret known to many as the ferral cat wrangler is letting a bidder next to her. whoever bids the most bill get to choose from tattoo choices to put on her. the tattoo will -- the tattooing at the spca's location.

>> a group of poker buddies decided to come up with a company. first they thought they would like software. >> yes, they did. from stooft pair to something that is soft to wear. this is a ski mask. here is a video. they each contributed 3,000ed. none of them are big skiers. you can find the maps. their biggest problem is keeping it in stock. >> it's a actual -- >> comfortable. i can't breeg. >> i can't decide. >> it watches 4 shoot. >> right about there. >> there you have