we still have some showers on the radar. systems pulling out, high pressure's moving in, making in for warmer days. your full forecast is moments away. and a live look from london this morning. a look at the royal table as the queen's celebrating her diamond jubilee with a host of events she is attending this one at westminster palace. got a full recap of all the festivities from london this morning as well as the local news. >> will and kate there. >> nice. nice crowd. and that lady. it's tuesday, june 5th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. and thanks so much for joining us. 5:00 right now, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, everybody, i'm jon kelley. in san jose, local voters could have a statewide impact in the fight over city pensions. the landmark measure b backed by

chuck reed would limit retirement benefits for future hires and would force them to pay half the cost of the pension. current employees could keep the pensions they've already earned. but they would have to make a choice. either choose a more affordable plan for the rest of their years on the job or pay an additional 16% of their salary to continue with existing benefits. unions representing city workers say the measure is illegal and unfair. the fine over measure b has raised over $1 million, supporters have raised $740,000, opponents have pulled in $525,000 in money and services. well, today is the primary election statewide, the polls opening up in a few hours from now. and if you haven't turned in your absentee ballots yet, you can do it without stepping out of your car. there's a list of new drive-thru ballot dropoff locations open from 7:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. and here's a little run down of those locations. the dropoff at the mccarthy

ranch marketplace. morgan hill is at the vta park and ride on main avenue. in palo alto at the mayfield soccer complex, san jose at the eastridge mall, and saratoga at the westville mall parking lot. you can also read more about all the candidates and all the issues on our website nbcbayarea.com. 5:02. new this morning, a neighborhood no longer on lockdown after a suspect surrenders to police. the suspect surrendered to police at about 3:00 this morning after barricading himself inside a house on high street for about seven hours. now, initially, the suspect had held a man, woman, and a child hostage, but all three released safely before midnight. oakland police tell us the suspect spent most of the night inside the home pacing with a gun and a cell phone. police say the suspect is one of three men who fired on police on

sheriff deputies then led them on a car chase near 41st avenue and international boulevard last night. two of those suspects are now in jail, the other still on the loose. there are new developments in the search for morgan hill teen sierra lamar. sheriff investigators calling off the water search in the reservoir. dive teams searching that reservoir extensively after the mother of the suspect antolin garcia-torres told investigators her son was fishing there the same day that sierra disappeared. now, investigators say this is not the end of the search for sierra. >> it was a less scheduled kind of planned search. it doesn't mean the searches are going to stop. they're going to be more target focused based on tips and leads. >> they know what they're doing. they know what they found and not found. so i have confidence in what they're doing. >> right now, garcia-torres is in jail facing charges of kidnapping and murdering sierra. he's due back in court next month.

police in the east bay are investigating a burglary that could close the door to a summer program that could keep kids off the streets and out of trouble. christie smith live in oakland where thieves stole a number of items from a popular boxing club. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. yeah, looks like this happened over the weekend, but it was just discovered yesterday. and it's really starting to settle in. looks like thieves jumped the fence here and broke a window to get inside of the east oakland boxing association. they took a lot of things. they took laptops, they took boxing equipment, even water bottles that were made up for children to use as part of a fundraiser. this was discovered monday afternoon. the association has provided free after school and summer programs for kids for years. this is more than boxing skills, though. it's job skills, it's gardening, really a home away from home for a lot of the youth in the area. a few months ago, they were in danger of closing because of funding, but they raised money

to keep on going and now this. >> when you walk in here and you just have the respect and the kids are supportive of each other, the older kids are working with the younger kids. it's just a very unique place. and it's really a shame that somebody had to come in and disrupt that. >> now, they've already got a summer program lined up that's starting june 25th. and at least 100 kids are signed on. they're certainly looking for donations. the thieves took about ten laptops, tv, dvd player, jump ropes, nintendo wii, and a number of other items. meantime, the group is holding a fundraiser june 12th at the jazz club here in oakland. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> one man's trash is another man's treasure. the city says it will no longer throw away items confiscated during sweeps of homeless camps.

this coming after complaints and a reminder of a long-forgotten city policy. now people's possessions will be tagged and stored for 90 days. the city is shifting money to this fund to fund this inventory program. a major milestone today at san francisco general hospital. the final steel beam will be placed in the new hospital at 10:30 this morning in a topping off ceremony. the new facility being built using earthquake resistant designs. the hospital says during an earthquake the base isolator technology lets the building slide actually 30 inches in either direction. kind of rolling along there. >> got to go with it. >> the hospital is expected to be completed in 2015. well, you may have noticed a little bit of a break. a small break, that is, at the gas pump. gas prices are falling nationwide. "today in the bay's" bob redell with what's behind this recent steady decline. bob, good news out there, huh? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, jon. nationwide, the prices have fallen so much that this country

is almost back to where it was eight months ago. the declines here on the west coast have not been as dramatic, but one analyst, at least, thinks we could start seeing some better declines soon. prices here in the bay area are already down from just a week ago. here are the overnight numbers from aaa and san jose around $4.22 a gallon, that's a drop of seven cents from the past week. oakland's also at $4.22, and san francisco as expected is a little bit higher, $4.30. >> i'm an old-timer and i remember when they were quite low and i remember when they got quite high. and i remember when we were waiting in line to try to get gas. so it's good to be able to get gas. boy, it does affect your budget today. it sure would be nice to get a break. >> reporter: not clear how much more of a break we're going to get, though, depends in part on the price of oil. one analyst tells the l.a.

times, that's why we've seen the drop in the price of gas. a barrel has now sunk to the low to mid-80s. oil's down because of pressures on the u.s. and chinese economies. there is signs that growth in both could be slowing. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i wish the gas prices were lower, but we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> what about the temperatures? higher, lower? >> well, we'll swing them in the opposite direction of yesterday's highs. temperatures are climbing today. as you can see right now, we have a little bit of shower activity lingering from the system that came through yesterday. but those showers are going to impact us for the first part of the morning, and that's it, we're going to get a nice day. temperatures on the mild side, warm by tomorrow, and the winds are picking up as the winds pull out. watch out over the open water bridges this morning. we don't have any accidents to report on your local bridges, we'll take a look at your drive.

temperatures to start are cool enough for a jacket, but you won't need to keep it on all day. 72 degrees by 4:00 p.m. as promised, let's take a look at that drive this morning. it's a traffic tuesday, but overall, everybody's behaving themselves so far. we had an earlier accident on 85, that has cleared, now a thing of the past. this is it, the only crash working across the entire bay area. 101 northbound as you approach highway 12, this is way up in the north bay. reportedly blocking the right-hand lane. otherwise, traffic looks good. live at the bay bridge, show you the flow. you can see here, there's a lot of space between each of those vehicles. no metering lights on just yet. we will let you know as soon as that change. no fog to report here either. we'll keep an eye on both for you. for now, back to guys. 5:09 right now. coming up, uh-oh, there goes the neighborhood. starbucks eating up a bay-area bakery. plus, bottom line is it was a naughty tweet.

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welcome back, everyone. taking you live to westminster this morning where thousands are lining the streets this morning just to catch a glimpse of her royal highness. the queen arrives through the

carriage gates at westminster palace where she is enjoyi inin lunch. she joined the queen for a service of thanksgiving at st. paul's cathedral. during that service, prayers were offered up for prince philip who is in the hospital recovering from a bladder infection. he's not able to attend any of the queen's diamond jubilee celebration. but after the service, the royals as we mentioned having lunch in the medieval hall before a carriage procession back to buckingham palace. such royalty. now once there, the royals will actually greet well wishers from the balcony. from regal to politics, now to decision 2012. polls open in just a few hours from right now. and there's a new game changer which could alter california's political landscape. marla tellez with a look at this unique election coming up. marla, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is unique because we're using a whole new system when it comes to state offices, you can forget

about majority rules. this new system is called the top two primary. this means the two candidates with the most votes will face off in november even if one gains an outright majority today. now, this also means your ballot includes all candidates of all parties for state legislative house and u.s. senate office so you can expect a longer list of candidates. also new for the first time in california independent voters can vote in the june primary. now, when it comes to the issue statewide, prop 29 is a big one. it's $1 tax on a pack of cigarettes. that would help fund cancer research. a political analyst we spoke to said independents could be a game changer for this specific proposition. >> i tend to think a lot of the independents in this state would've voted for it and they're not, again, they're not acclimated to voting in these cycles. it's going to be really close.

>> now, exp earths are predicting a low voter turnout, however, somewhere around 40%. other changes this time around, redistricting. and many boundaries have been redrawn, and this could affect incumbents. the polls open in less than two hours at 7:00 this morning and they will stay open until 8:00 tonight. we are at the santa clara county registrar of voters, this is not an official polling place, but you can drop off your ballot any time before 8:00 tonight. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. well, virgin america opening up a bay area route today and they are doing it in style. sfo, virgin rolling out the red carpet there this afternoon. the airline celebrating its newest destination of portland, oregon. portland's mayor attending a ribbon cutting for the very first flight. virgin america, the only airline headquartered right here in the bay area. >> and a neighborhood cafe is getting snapped up by the

world's largest coffee shop chain. starbucks paying $100 for the french-themed bakery. it supplies a variety of restaurants, hotels, grocery stores. starbucks will sell the bakery's foods in starbucks cafes and will likely expand locations nationwide. >> i like the way you say that. well, the guys who brought you napster are back with something new. scott mcgrew joins us -- we'll know very soon what air time actually is. >> 7:00 a.m. our time, the napster guys will launch this air time thing at a press event in new york city even though it's a san francisco-based company. you remember chat roulette that video conferencing software? the best guess is it's some kind of facebook oriented chat roulette. is it world changing? probably not. but it's not every day that the

napster guys launch a new company. meanwhile, facebook, speaking of, the long, slow slide has it made it harder for young start-ups to succeed? wrote a letter to young entrepreneurs warning they may not get the funding they're looking for from angel investors and venture capitalists who have been spooked by facebook's failure in the market. speaking of shares in facebook fell to the lowest point ever under $27 a share. bertha coombs joins us from cnbc world headquarters to continue our facebook coverage. good morning, bertha. >> hey, good morning, scott. yeah, that $27 is below that initial range they had talked about in terms of their offering stocks at about 3% yesterday and there may be more worries ahead for the social networking giant. the new poll finds that 87% of users have never bought a product or service on ad on facebook. a third say they're spending less time on the site than they

did six months ago while only 20% say they're spending more. investors have questioned how facebook will be able to generate revenue from the more than 900 million users, especially on the mobile platform. and think you've seen the end of airline fees? come on, they're never going to let go of those again. the "new york times" says reports now that some u.s. carriers are considering a $25 charge at the gate for carry-on bags that exceed the posted size limit. you know who you are carrying on those big giant bags. alaska airlines is already quietly doing that. passengers from lugging oversized bags on to planes, cutting space from cramped overhead bins. they started impose those fees back in 2008. and futures this morning are looking that little bit choppy. a choppy session on monday. the dow extending the losing streak and continued worries that the economy has hit a soft patch. and if it's tuesday, it must

mean we've got trouble in europe. the finance ministers in the world, seven largest economies are holding an emergency conference call. the latest worry is that maybe there may be a bank run in spain. we're going to get data this morning on the state of the u.s. services and nonmanufacturing sector, the dow starts at 12,101 after falling 17 points yesterday. the nasdaq managed to close up about 12 points to 2,760. >> thank you, bertha. take a look at this. the computer company asus sent out a tweet. it said the rear looks pretty nice so too does the -- >> is that pippa? >> it does look like pippa, doesn't it. i'd recognize her anywhere. the new transformer aio is what they're talking about. it may not be the computer. asus has since pulled the tweet. we've been talking about gender in silicon valley lately. this didn't happen in silicon valley.

it is a taiwanese company, this practice of having women dress up in ball gowns and cocktail dresses to show off computers is very old. >> very price is right. >> very price is right. causing controversy this morning. >> did i miss something? all i noticed was a computer and a bunch of guys standing there. >> right. right. >> thank you for bringing that to us, scott. now that it's been pulled. i guess i'll bring up the rear and get to weather this morning. good morning to you. temperatures are running cool. you'll need a jacket, be uh you can leave the umbrella at home. we got through the showers. the good news is, we have good air quality out there. today when we hit our highs of about 70, 72 degrees in san jose, we'll see the 70s inland, upper 60s at the coast and bay side. you can open up those windows and let that clean air in. and by tomorrow, no need for the a.c. or the heater. just perfect conditions. 48 decrgrees in sunnyvale. we do have a fair amount of cloud cover out there, and really no low-hanging clouds at

this point. we're expecting those low clouds to hug the coastline. slight warming from yesterday's highs. high pressure is slowly but surely inching its way closer and closer to the coastline. but it's working against an area of low pressure yesterday that brought us the showers. we will see breezy conditions and tight pressure gradient with the two systems working against each other. and tomorrow high pressure really takes control of the forecast. and that'll bring your temperatures up from the 70s today into the 80s. got a good-looking forecast as we head throughout the remainder of the week. nice and dry and sunny. everything that you think about when it comes to spring. and then once we head into this weekend, getting closer to our summertime averages, warmer weather yet again saturday and sunday is your beach day if you wanted to hit the beach. let's get to your drive this morning. starting at the bay bridge toll plaza, we actually just received word in our newsroom of serious crash southbound 880 north of the scales and hayward.

you want to give yourself extra time there, otherwise, let's take you to the maps. still following an earlier crash 101 northbound way up in the north bay as you approach highway 12. stay to the left there, back to you guys. >> thank you very much, christina. coming up, summertime everywhere else except the sierra. the springtime snowball fights just ahead. love it. plus a once-in-a-lifetime solar spectacle. why you want to invest in a telescope or new sunglasses just ahead. plus, a live look at westminster this morning. look at the procession. the planning that must have gone -- well, it's the diamond jubilee. >> 60 years on the throne? >> amazing, celebrating queen elizabeth this morning as are hundreds of thousands brtis. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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welcome back, everyone. 5:24 right now. we're calling it juneuary. chilly week in the bay area and the same in the sierra. scattered snow showers leaving enough white stuff on the ground for a snowball fight or two. forecasters say it may warm up a bit, pretty slushy out there, but more snow could fall in the area throughout the day. >> juneuary. is that what they're calling it these days? >> that's what we're calling it. no snow around here, christina loren, but still a little crisp. >> yeah, it's going to be precisely that. crisp. because we have clean air quality courtesy of the showers that came through. now today, you will notice that once that sun comes out, you'll be able to see the mountain line, the skyline. 68 degrees at noon inland, 72 degrees at 4:00 p.m. bay side, you'll need that jacket until about noon. you can peel it off at 4:00, 68 degrees, still following that crash 880 southbound north of

the scales and hayward, an update on that and your weather coming up, guys. >> thank you very much. get ready for an ast astronomical sight. venus will begin its journey across the face of the sun. it'll cast a tiny silhouette for several hours. >> there it is. >> there it is, slowly will crawl across the face of our brightest star. you must use special solar sunglasses or telescopes with solar filters. never stare directly at the sun. >> good advice. >> if you want to check it out, head over to the exploration center in mountain view. nasa scientists will be on hand to answer questions starting at 1:15 this afternoon. if you missed this one, you better take geritol, the next one is in five years. >> that's a long time. 5:26 right now. still ahead, the gloves are coming off.

how burglars sucker punched a boxing ring. parents punished for parties thrown by their kids. and it is election day, polls are open for primary day. but will anybody actually show up? we'll tell you all about the ballot burnout and how it could affect today's vote just ahead. and we continue to take a live look across the pond, the bands are striking a beat for the queen this morning as they're celebrating her diamond a look al t jubilee. a look at all the festivities coming up. 5:27. bi

new this morning, it is out with the old and in with the new when it comes to today's primary election. good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'll have a look at some of those changes coming up. gas prices down 7 cents in just as many days. where are they headed from here? i'm bob redell. tell you what the experts are

saying coming up. and temperatures are up. and we are going to soar as we head into your weekend. today you'll want to dress for the spring to start. we've got a nice warm finish. your full forecast is moments away. how about this, we go international across the pond for a live look at queen elizabeth, the celebration out there closing four days on her party. 60 years on that throne. she will make a rare address today to all of her people. it is tuesday, june 5th, this is "today in the bay." a very royal morning to one and all. it is 5:30 right now. my name is jon kelley. >> and i better leave it there too because i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin here in the states with decision 2012. in just a few hours, voters will be heading to the polls for today's primary election. it's also the first big test of the state's two -- top two system.

good morning, marla. >> good morning. the top two system means majority no longer rules. this pertains to state offices. it does not apply to presidential nominations. the two candidates with the most votes will face off in november even if one earns an outright majority today. it will pit two candidates against each other. another factor is redistricting. new legislative districts have been drawn and this could dramatically affect incumbents. also, voters can support any candidate regardless of affiliation. now, one of the biggest factors according to a political analyst we spoke to is for the first time in california independent voters can vote in today's primary. >> independent suddenly, i guess if they care feel like they sort of won the lottery on this one because now they're suddenly

relevant in a race they haven't been for a long time. >> reporter: now propositions include prop 28 and prop 29. prop 28 would reduce the total time of of legislative service. prop 29 is a $1 tax on a pack of cigarettes. that money would help fund cancer research. now locally, here in santa clara county after all we are live at the santa clara county registrar of voters here in santa clara county, measure "b" is a hot topic. now, the polls open in 90 minutes at 7:00 and stay open until 8:00 tonight. live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. the state's new primary system means that list of candidates this year is going to be a lot longer. for example, today voters will decide which of 23 challengers will take on senator dianne feinstein in november.

contenders include a nonprofit executive from danville, a surfing rabbi, and a former marine. you can vote for any of them regardless of how you registered. the top two finishers advance to november regardless of party. now, keeping kids safe, the goal of a proposed law in san jose. today city leaders taking a final vote on a tough new social host ordinance. this one's been inspired by the tragic death of a south bay teen and a drunk driving accident that happened two years ago. reshawn was killed in the crash. police say the driver had been drinking. and under a new law if there's underdrinking in a home, that homeowner is now liable for anything that happens. 5:33, a little less pain at the pump this morning, filling up that gas tank is going to cost you a little less nationwide, prices are slipping. bob redell finding ate the pumps this morning. live in san jose with a look at

the numbers for us. good morning, bob. >> yeah, good morning to you, laura. if only the west coast was fairing as well as the rest of the country. if you look at the gas prices nationwide, they're almost as low as they were about eight months ago. we're not seeing that kind of low numbers here at the pump, but we're definitely seeing declines. if you were looking at the price of gas today and compare it to a week ago, we're down on average 6 to 7 cents per gallon on average. san jose, oakland, $4.22 a gallon. seven days ago, you were looking at $4.37, $4.30, and a week later we're seeing about a penny drop per day. >> what are you going to do about it? right? i've got better things to worry about. >> like? >> i can't walk in here and be like, well, i think you should lower this price to, you know, $3 or maybe $1 when i got my license.

i've got better things to worry about. it'll drop. oil is just trading for less than $90 a barrel two weeks ago? >> reporter: actually, lower than that. it's in the low to mid-80s today. and oil seemed like it was going to get stuck at the $100 plus, but because of pressures on the u.s. and chinese economies, the price of oil has dropped, where it goes from here, not quite clear. but one analyst telling the l.a. times that they believe that the slowing economies here and overseas and china is what's putting pressure -- downward pressure on the price of oil. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good news as we approach the summer driving season. >> 5:35 right now. christina loren, not really summer weather right now. >> no, but that's appropriate because it is still spring afterall. but we are close to summer. and you can see, clear conditions as i promised yesterday. take a look at how clear this shot is.

you can see well beyond the golden gate bridge here. beautiful start this morning. we are expecting a little bit of fog to start to settle in, especially right at the coast between the hours of about 8:00 and 10:00. otherwise, a sunny finish today, temperatures nice and mild in places like san mateo, in the 50s in san jose. but we do have 40s on your temperature map, 45 degrees is cool enough for a heavy coat up in santa rosa this morning. but your inland cities will be in the upper 60s by noon today. rounding out the day in this low 70s. we've got a really good-looking day weather wise ahead. it's starting to get quite a bit more active. switching gears now with a stalling. 680 southbound after the i-80 intersection there, and no delays just yet because it is an 18-wheeler, this will be a lengthy process to get it cleared. give yourself a little extra time and travel cautiously. otherwise, here's the bay bridge toll plaza.

80 southbound north of the scales in hayward, that is clear. updated all morning. back to you guys. >> thank you so much, christina. an east bay program designed to keep kids off the streets suffered a serious blow. thieves broke into the popular boxing club and cleaned up thousands of dollars in valuables. the community's scrambling to keep the doors at the club open. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. oakland police are expected back out here a little later this morning to finish up their investigation. so much was stolen. over the weekend, it looks like someone jumped the fence here and broke a window to get into the east oakland boxing association. they took everything from tvs to dvd players, laptops, desk top computers on down to water bottles that the children were trying to use as part of a fundraiser. the club has provided after school programs and summer programs for 25 years. as the director says that someone took ten laptops the

kids actually use every day. tv, dvd player, even a nintendo wii, even trashed the art supply room they have here. they took jump ropes, boxing equipment. one student told us this is a great alternative for people in this neighborhood. >> it's just like a lot of things you could get into oakland. there's games, there's drugs, there's alcohol, there's so much things you could get into here. and here it keeps you from doing that. it takes your time. >> reporter: they also do gardening and nutrition programs. they work on job skills. the center has been in danger of closing down recently. but they were able to get the funds to keep on going. what's happening next, though, is that on june 25th, they have about 100 students already lined up to try and start the summer program so they're asking for the community's help and then on june 12th, they have a musical fundraiser planned at yoshi's

jazz club here in oakland. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie. coming up on "today in the bay," cashing in on the bay area, about to turn into another political atm once again for president obama. plus, the sex scandal that shocked the country finally goes to trial. the case against former penn state footchlloa c jerry sandusky just ahead in a live report. speaking of live. let's take you outside, live look over san jose. the clouds way in the distance, looks crystal clear out there, but a little chilly. christina loren will fillthoaer comip.on the weather and traffi coming up. [ male announcer ] it's avocado season, only at subway.

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and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. welcome back, everybody. this morning, a celebration, a four-day celebration fit for a queen coming to a close. we'll give you live pictures now from london. they had little lunch in westminster, they rolled back where queen elizabeth is wrapping up the jubilee with an address. they had service at st. paul's cathedral there. during that service, prayers were offered up for the queen's

husband prince philip who is still in the hospital recovering from a bladder infection. at that service, the royals already had that lunch for a little carriage procession, then they rode back to buckingham palace. now they are there, and once there, the royals getting that welcome from everybody. they'll be up on the balcony waving to everybody doing their thing. and back now out there. overnight, plenty of royal watchers camping out along roadways leading right up to buckingham palace. that's one way to make sure you get the best spot to watch the diamond jubilee procession. many showed up camped out for last year's royal wedding. they had their spots, dibs. die-hard fans cannot get enough of all the royal excitement. >> i would say she's been so loyal, so hard working, so gracious, so like dedicated and

she's just given her life to us, to our country. and that makes you proud. >> funny thing is that woman dresses like that every day. they happen to be there for the queen. the diamond jubilee celebration queen elizabeth's second -- her second 60-year reign on the throne. actually she's been on there for 60 straight years. got it when she was 28. now to continuing coverage of decision 2012. follow that money, president obama returning to the bay area. this time for a quick lunch on wednesday in san francisco. air force one scheduled to touch down at sfo wednesday at 11:40 a.m. depart for l.a. just four hours later. mr. obama's scheduled to attend a luncheon at the ballroom in the financial district. lunch and picture with the president, $7,500. president obama raised several million dollars for his reelection campaign during his recent visit to the south bay less than two weeks ago. the president's campaign

getting a nice infusion of cash out on the east coast as politicians brace for a turning point in wisconsin. tracie potts live on capitol hill this morning with a look at the punch that the wisconsin governor's race could have. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. first presidential politics. president obama getting a boost to his campaign funds last night, $3.6 million, three different events in new york with former president bill clinton. they campaigned together for the first time since we saw president clinton after he defended mitt romney's business record as sterling. president obama had criticized that record and done so in ads, as well. in addition to watching the contested presidential race, we're watching today's gubernatorial race in wisconsin. here's what both candidates had to say last night. >> this is about the facts. this is about substance. this is not about personality,

this is not about the word "i," this is about the word "we," we are in this together. >> that's tom barrett, the democratic challenger, mayor of milwaukee who lost to governor scott walker two years ago now walker in the middle of a recall as a result of rolling back union benefits for state workers. he is actually ahead in some of the recent polls by just a bit. but it's been a tight race. jon? >> all right, tracie, thank you very much. well, moving to international news, al qaeda's second in command in pakistan may have been taken out by a u.s. drone strike. u.s. officials now confirm he was the target in one of three strikes in pakistan over the weekend. the al qaeda operative seen as one of five candidates to succeed osama bin laden as the leader of that terrorist group. the cia has carried out half a dozen drone strikes in less than two weeks. it is a sex abuse scandal

that has rocked a college campus to its core. and today the penn state assistant football coach accused of sexually abusing young boys will finally go to trial. brian mooar live in pennsylvania this morning where a group of jurors will soon take on that case. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. well, jerry sandusky and his defense attorney are here, the prosecution is here, a judge from out of town is here to hear the case. all that's missing now is the jury. and jury selection is just now getting underway finding a fair and impartial jury is going to be one of many challenges that jerry sandusky's defense is going to face in this case. they have a couple of hundred jurors from here in center county that they're going to try to go through. but one thing you have to remember is that this is essentially like a bedroom community. a suburb of penn state. people if not professionally connected with the university, certainly having personal ties. this will be a difficult trial,

long trial, perhaps as long as three, four weeks. but it's going to be tough for the victims themselves who in a way here will be on trial. >> it's really sad if you report to the police and your case moves forward, you also need to be concerned about whether or not your particular story, some of the most humiliating things you've ever endured will be open to discussion at dinner tables and on the internet across the country. >> this is a scandal that has tarnished the penn state football reputation and legend. but it's also been very costly for the university in terms of money. so far, the university in legal and other fees has had to pay out roughly $10 million and counting. live in pennsylvania, laura, back to you. well, a key decision coming today in california's same-sex marriage ban. a federal court issuing the decision on whether to review a three-judge panel's ruling that

overturned prop 8. now, if the court agrees to review this ruling, a larger panel of 11 judges will hear the case. a new review could take up to a year and pave the way for further consideration by the u.s. supreme court. meantime, the west coast performance of the gay marriage play "eights" will be heard this month. a recording will be broadcast on krcb in san francisco this week. the star studded cast includes kevin bacon, george clooney, and brad pitt. i'd say that's star-studded. the play uses transcripts from the 2010 federal court fight against prop 8. 5:48 right now. want to get a look at that forecast. the cold weather that made a snap through here. it's been feeling like summer. >> it really caught a lot of people off guard yesterday. and the good news is, maybe you needed that car wash. maybe you did not want to wash your car by hand. mother nature did her job. we do not have any rain chances,

significant rain chances in the next 15 days. i'm looking as far out as i possibly can. that's what we're watching for you right now. taking a live look at your doppler radar this morning. whatever showers are trying to move onshore, they're falling apart before they do so on the open waters. winds becoming more of a factor as that system pulls out. we get what we call a very tight pressure gradient, and that is why winds are sustained at 14 miles per hour in ferry field, 10 miles per hour in novato. if you are getting ready to hit the road, it is still slick in spots because we picked up almost 1/2 inch of rain in some of your east bay cities out there. take it easy. 49 in sunnyvale and 51 degrees in san mateo. but what you will notice as you make your way out that front door. and take a look at the sun coming up, beautiful clear air out there, it's going to be a really nice afternoon with temperatures making their way into the low 70s. taking a look at what we're expecting for tomorrow. high pressure really moves in.

as it does so, our temperatures will jump from about 5 to 10 degrees, upper 70s and low 80s in your inland cities. today, though, we're talking about the low 70s and upper 60s even in places like oakland and san francisco. so actually pretty comfortable considering we've barely broke into the low 60s yesterday. by tomorrow, 78 degrees, then thursday, the 80s return. we'll get a few more clouds on friday. and an area of low pressure will start to dig south. we might actually see a little bit of drizzle up in the north bay, but that chance is only about 10%. we will update you each and every day. all right. switching gears now, let's get to your drive this morning. expect delays. we've got a disabled vehicle that's actually taking up the right-hand lane. this is 680 southbound just after the i-80 direction where it's already an area prone to delays. give yourself an extra ten minutes. that ought to do it. we do know there's a crew on the way. a live look at the golden gate bridge and show you it's clear as a bell out here and no delays getting into the city of san

francisco. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. 5:50 right now. so much for working 9:00 to 5:00. why experts say it's so tough to find full-time work these days just ahead. plus, a yahoo executive says something unintentionally funny and cooler heads prevail at amazon. right now, a live look outside at san francisco. clear skies, but yes, a little bit windy, and that's why christina says it feels extra crispy and cool out there. we'll be back with weather and christina will talk about your traffic, as well. 5:51. [ male announcer ] stop & go traffic. you can't always avoid it. but you can always do something nice for your car. chevron with techron. care for your car. as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true.

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and this is a live look in london this morning. where the festivities still getting underway for the queen's diamond jubilee. the queen about to appear on the buckingham palace balcony. 5:54. well, it's no secret, it's definitely getting harder out there these days to find a full-time job. the bureau of labor statistics reporting an increasing number of workers classified as full-time. their employer has cut back their hours or they can't find a full-time job. the data shows the number of people working part-time for economic reasons climbed above 8 million in may. now, when it comes to video games, nobody is as far ahead as microsoft, not even apple. and scott mcgrew says microsoft working very hard to keep that lead. >> who would've figured microsoft? it dropped off so many people's radars. to be the big leader in your

living room. we've been talking about a success xbox has been with video games and bringing video content to your tv, as well. it's announced that the big e3 conference it's adding live hockey from the nhl and probasketball games too. no cable needed. soon also you'll be able to connect your tablet or phone to your xbox wirelessly. so when you're playing a game, for instance, your ipad could act as a second screen. amazon has started to air-condition that infamous warehouse where it would get so hot in the summer workers would faint. i should point out this is video of an amazon warehouse, but not the amazon warehouse. amazon was the target of a newspaper expose that said temperatures in the distribution center would get so high that the company had ambulances ready in the parking lot. and reports yahoo has hired a new executive search firm to find a ceo to replace scott thompson. this man is the interim ceo.

insiders say he's likely to be tapped as the likely ceo. one quoted as saying it's his to lose. which given yahoo's history may be the most appropriate quote ever. >> it'll be interesting to see who will move in to take those reigns next. >> an adventure at yahoo. >> hey, adventure in the weather/traffic center today. >> that's right. weather and traffic together. good morning to you. the good news is, we don't have any major weather that will interrupt your smooth drive this morning. no fog to report. and we're looking really good across the board. nice clear conditions courtesy of the showers that came through. and we have some wind, which is preventing that fog from settling in. today works out like this. 68 degrees inland, at noon, you'll be at 72 degrees in the heat of the day. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday's highs and the warm-up continues as we head into the weekend. your seven-day forecast is moments away. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. 5:56. still ahead, a little relief on the way for pain at the pump.

why gas prices might be going down coming up. >> all the relief we can get. plus, burglars taking an east bay boxg ring down to the mats, now the gloves coming off to find those culprits. >> taking a live look at london this morning. we've seen so much of the fanfare going on for the queen's royal jubilee celebration. it's been so interesting to watch so much manning, the queen herself is set to appear on the buckingham palace balcony coming up in just moments. look at those drums. my goodness. r ♪

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