reform. what the losing side says they will do from here on out. i'm bob redell. that story coming up. a aol start to this wednesday. we are headed towards the upper 70s with a lot of sunshine in your forecast. 7-day reveals a big-time warmup. stay tuned for that. >> let's get a sneak peek outside this morning. over the south bay. nice day as mentioned for this wednesday, june 6. this is "today in the bay." good wednesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we begin with decision 2012. this morning local and statewide elections having a national impact as primary ballots continue to be counted. team coverage in place this morning. bob redell and marla tellez, they will join us live in a few moments with a look at how the hot button issues are shaping up at this point. we start things off with christie smith live at sfo where

president obama will be touching down very soon for another whirlwind fund-raising trip out here. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah. blink and you might miss this trip altogether. president obama is expected to land at sfo just before noon today. heading to downtown is an plan and then leave the bay area before 4:00 this afternoon. now you may recall he was just in the bay area less than two weeks ago. this time, again, president bam here for a fund-raiser. re-election bid. the big fund-raiser will be at the juliette morgan ballroom in the merchants ex-change building where nearly 300 supporters will pay about $5,000 each for a lunch with the president. estimates are that this quick trip to the bay area will grab about $1.5 million towards demonstrators they plan to be there, too. some upset they say the president is once again with the 1%. others upset with potential plans for drilling by big oil. and on the other side, according

to the chronicle a giant legend willie mays is going to be on hand. governor jerry brown, san francisco mayor ed lee, all expected to be there before the president heads to l.a. later today for an lgbt leadership gal. >> thank you very much, christie. 5:02. too close to call right now. proposition 29, cigarette tax hike measure, slight lindh after being slightly ahead hours ago. i want to take a look at 100% of the precincts reporting. 51% against it and 49% in favor. that's a close one. it has been a controversial one as well. i want to check in with marla tellez with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just a couple of months ago a statewide poll suggested proposition 29 would pass with two-thirds approval as you said down to the wire trailing by a slight margin this morning. so-called tobacco tax would tax

on an extra dollar on every pack of cigarettes. bringing the total tax on a single back to $1.87. the tax would generate an estimated $735 million a year and that money would fund cancer and tobacco related research. former state lawmaker don perata was inspired to help write prop 29 when he learned cancer resear researchers need cash. >> this is a user fee. if you don't smoke you don't pay it. >> reporter: opponents worry about a lack of accountability as the money would be funneled into a new agency. >> directed to another special uncontrollable group that no one has guidance over. >> reporter: big tobacco has outspent proper phone epts big time, about 60 million have been dropped to defeat it compared to the $18 million raised by supporters and supporters include lance armstrong and his live strong foundation. and new york city mayor michael

bloomberg. he gave a single $500,000 donation. now the last time voters approved a tobacco tax increase is back in 1998. that tack order an extra 50 cents a pack. 5:0437 this year voter turnout is low with less than 40% of registered voters casting their balance zblots the primary is still significant in many ways. especially because most of our congressional districts shifted here. had is how it breaks down. the second district now out on the coast. it stretches 286 miles all the way from the oregon boarder to golden gate bridge. this one known as one of the most liberal corridors in the bay area. as leadership is about to change there, that's because congresswom congresswoman woosley is retiring. jerrod huffman is in front. daniel roberts checking in second. we will keep in mind the top two in the primary still. the ninth district includes all of stockton and parts of

eastern contra costa county. the ninth district is more conservative, almost overnight. theoretically that would be a threat for democratic congressman jerry mcnerney. they will square off in november for that seat in the house of representatives. >> for the 15th congressional district, now includes alameda county. most of the old ninth district and part of the former tenth district. pete starks is running as the incumbent there. he's first elected -- since 1973. he is being challenged by eric swalwell. this one is checking in. stark taking over swalwell. those two will move forward and go head-to-head in november. >> now, certainly a closely watched race in the south bay measure b where voters overwhelmingly approved the measure to cut retirement benefits for city workers. bob redell live in san jose with

the latest as we look at the numbers. 70% to 30%. bob, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning to you. outside the house of the mans who champion pd, chuck reid who will be speaking with us live within the hour with his reaction. the fact that san jose one of the largest cities in the state passed this pension reform measure means that it is quite possible other cities in the state, even in the country, could eventually be following suit. the mayor has argued that the city needs to cut the pensions it pays to its workers to rein in its workers. paid $73 million towards employers' retirement. measure b will allow the city to pass on more of that cost. now in the future hires but also to current employees and retirees. with the savings the mayor said that the city will be able to reopen libraries and community centers and hire back police and

firefighters who had been laid off because of budget cuts. >> huge undertaking. it is a great win for me. it is a great erwin for the people of san jose. >> i hope he is pleased he destroyed a lot of city workers' livelihood and -- there was another way to do all of this. >> the union representing san jose police officers already said it will file a lawsuit against the implementation of measure b. their argument being that this contract, this was a pension contract, that was never meant to be broken. live reaction from the mayor within the hour. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell. it appears like san jose, that city's proposition b will be approved and approved overwhelmingly. the measure puts new city employees into 401(k) programs and limb at this time top salaries workers can use to calculate pensions.

san diego's pension cost at $231 million this year. which makes up about 20% of that city's general fund. > ask. voters have a tough choice to make. raise fire taxes or downsize the fire department. here's the latest numbers on that one. 44% to 56%. it would impose a $197 each we are. the tax would last about ten years and preserves existing fire fighting services and would possibly add additional paramedic services. the district is nearly $4 million in the red. if the partial tax does not pass, it may have no lay off half of the for fighting force and possibly shut down three of six fire stations, including downtown brentwood, bethel island. >> we have had grass fires out behind our house.

and response time has been great. but i do worry if i doesn't pass all that will change. >> i think it is going to be a hard rain check for the politicians and the public. and it is not going to be what everybody wants but we have to start cutting back. >> if measure s is approved, the partial tax would start on july 1 and end june of 20223. our election coverage, of course, continues on the bottom of your screen throughout the morning. that's where you are going to see the latest election results. 5:09 now. other news, police shoot a man at a south san francisco gas station sending him to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this happened around 9:00 last night in on parking lot of the arco gas station. investigators say that the officer felt threatened and then fired a single shot. police say the suspect did have a gun but did not fire it.

meantime, another man recovering this morning after being shot by an alameda county sheriff's deputy, he was wounded as he drove towards the deputy yesterday afternoon in castro valley. deputies say they were attempting to arrest the man in connection with an attempted murder last month. after being shot, the man was finally tracked down with the help of a police dog. and this morning that suspect is hospitalized, being treated for a gunshot wound and dog bite. >> 5:10. more victims coming forward claiming they were sexually assaulted by a physician's assistant. they say he sexually assaulted female passengers at weight loss center on north white road. more than five victims have come forward since he was arrested. pg&e in damage control again. 200 trouble spots where gas pipelines could be severely corroded. obtaining a letter sent to the california public utility commission. director gibson tells of 180

areas where corrosion protection levels are inadequate. some remained that way for a lot of years. pg&e will implement a remedy plan for each pipeline damaged by corrosion within 60 days. the transmission line that erupted in san bruno in 2010 is among the pipes with corrosion vulnerability. >> i think you have a nice day coming up. making it through. checking in with christina loren. >> seasonal averages. good morning to you. ing see for miles. this is interesting. because we just had those showers come through. you know the deal around here. high pressure comes in and compresses the moisture and get thick fog. expecteding that tomorrow. a nice clear start just about all morning. 49 degrees in oakland. 51 in concord. 50 degrees in san mateo. today works out like this. we will see breezy conditions at the coastline. gust 35s miles per hour. and then as we head throughout the day today with those breezy conditions, still bringing the

temperatures up into the 70s. 77 degrees. 4:00 p.m. mike has the day off. he deserves it. we don't have any delays here. 280 northbound as you approach 92, police on the scene where a vehicle actually strucking a deer. just around sunrise is when a lot of the cancer come out to feed. up want to travel cautiously. otherwise light volume at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are still off. you can see nice and clear. we will let you know when they come on. back to you guy. >> thanks so much. >> 5:12. we will tell you how you can get your starbucks fix faster at your local grocery store or pharmacy. >> how about this? a slap right in the face. wisconsin's recall vote. gets physical out here. ouch. caught on camera. tough love. >> nasdaq trying to make up for

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welcome back. a beautiful live look outside. golden gate bridge. traffic smooth so far. christina is pulling double duty. a look at the forecast. the morning commute hopefully, lucky time for a smooth one. 5:15. >> conning to decision 2012 coverage on the national level. republican governor scott walker keeping his job after surviving a recall election in wisconsin. this one closer than many expected. the win could make walker a gop superstar for successfully taking on the unions there. recall was born last year. when walker stripped unions of their right to bargain.

the governor thanking voters who you supported him at those thols. >> tonight we tell wisconsin, we tell our country and we tell people all across the globe that voters really do want leaders who stand up and make the tough decisions. >> other side of town things got tough there. governor walker's opponent getting a big surprise after the loss. check it out here. a woman caught slapping the milwaukee mayor barrett in the face after his concession speech tuesday night. barrett says the woman asked if she could hit him. he told her no, i would rather have a hug. she decided to give him a slap anyway. security there, they escorted the woman away. no word yet at this point if any charges will be filed. >> interesting to watch. 5:16. later this morning the nasdaq marketplace will explain what it is doing -- going to do to make up for the confusion during facebook's botched idea. scott mcgrew joins us. facebook had two big problems with this.

>> one of which is thes in nasd fault. back in the first few hours of trading the problems were the mass dakota's. remember on that may morning, the opening went fine. the actual trading of nasdaq shares, though, were delayed for hours and many people who put in buy orders didn't get shares. they canceled their orders but couldn't get confirmation on the cancellation. this morning, the nasdaq will make good on those problems. paying out money. it is not clear how much and to whom. if your buy order for facebook says 40 bucks a share didn't go through you are probably not all that upset. thanks to the technical problems you didn't buy into the worst ipo in history. facebook shares closed at another all-time lotus. now, facebook shares slid more than 30% in the last 2 1/2 weeks. at some point investors is are going to want to hear something from the ceo. if this happened at yahoo or hp and, frankly, it has, over a

longer period of time, there would be heck to pay with invest wrors. other news, would you buy a latte out of a vending machine. hampton pearson is live at the cnbc bureau in washington, d.c. with that. good morning. >> hey there. this is the time of the day we want as many caffeine options as possible. listen to this. starbucks striking a deal with coin star, makers of red box dvd kiosks to roll out coffee kiosks in supermarkets, drug stores, and other big retailers. serving coffee, mocha lattes, starting at a dollar. futures are sharply higher this morning. stocks looking to go on tuesday's gain. investors shared a better than expected report on the u.s. services or nonmanufacturing sector. they appear to be shrugging off a move by moodys to cut rateings on german and austrian banks on

worries about the european debt crisis. the european central bank is meeting today. markets will be listening for any signals the bank may take action to try to stem that crisis. also get data this morning on productivity and labor osts and report from the fed this afternoon on regional economic conditions. the dow rising 26 points yesterday to close at 12127. nasdaq had 18 to close at 2778. back over to you. >> all right. thank you, hampton. you recall a couple of months abo the u.s. government put the 1940 census online and made history. first time that kind of data was ever digitized and published. it was only searchable -- volunteers are almost done indexing the census by names so you can search with your last name. new york state, the last to be finished. california about 99% done. new york with a big priority because of obviously all the immigrants who had come through that area. >> no doubt.

ry when that happened. the site crashed when it first went up. everybody was rushing to get on there. good stuff. >> penmanship alone. >> digital world. 5:20. checking in with christina loren. cool yesterday and starting to rise in the right direction. >> good morning to you. we have a good looking forecast for today. it is going to be warmer than yesterday. fit was too cool in your city, too much cloud cover, well, we are going to see more sun and warmer weather. 51 degrees to start you out. you want to grab a jacket on your way out the front door. cool enough for that across the bare. low 50s in san jose. upper 40s in places like sunnyvale. as you head throughout the day it will be 5 to 8 degrees warm earn than we were yesterday. even in the bayside communities and coastal communities, temperatures are going to be downright perfect. by the end of the day, our high temperatures this time of year coming in at 4:35. you can see winds are calm rye now. just about everywhere. they are going to pick up as we

head throughout the day. sustained winds at 14 miles per hour. nova novato, you could get knocked around from time to time. gusty winds catching you off guard. winds will continuously increase as we head throughout the morning hours and especially as you head throughout this afternoon and into the evening. it works out like this for today. windy at times. by tomorrow, we warm you up and more 80s on the temperature map. today i'm going with the upper 70s inland and the low 70s at the cost. 75 in santa cruz. really, really nice out there in santa cruz. now thursday, warmer weather arrives. 80 degrees. friday we are going to level off and drop your temperatures area of low pressure rises to our north. warm you right back up. warm you up big time in the second half of the weekend. the start of next week. switching gears, we gave mike the day off. he deserves it. if you are heading out to work we have two incidents to report this morning. 280 northbound approach 92, we

told you earlier about a police presence in this area where a vehicle struck a deer. no delays but you want to proceed with caution. we have another one to tell you about now. another deer was struck in contra costa. highway 4 westbound after center avenue. stay to the left. blocking the left hand lane. we will keep up updated. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:22 right now. coming up, california wants you to take a hike. g yououve outdoors during the next summer getaway. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier?

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welcome back everybody. the sun slowly rising out of the distance over the bay. very picturesque shot. christina loren says the pictures are getting nicer as the sun comes up beauty. something to do this weekend for free? visit a national park. national parks not charging admission on saturday. it is all part of national get

outdoors day. it is to encourage more americans to experience nature. where plants and animals live. the deal is not just for california. but all national parks. memorandum wrams and monuments. enjoy. >> little friend there. yeah. creatures, jer billions, squirrbillions, gerbles. this playground being made especially important those who love to eat. maybe gerbles and squirrels will be there as well. parking lot there now houses nearly a dozen food vendors. they show up for scraps. not going to eat them. they are on the food park here. they have tables and restrooms. the trucks will be there on a rotating basis. they will be serving lunch and dinner seven days a week. you can see tables and chairs and also free wi-fi. >> look at that.

let's check in with christina loren there. how is that forecast for getting outdoors? >> looking good for you and all the gerbles. temperatures are as warm as we were in the heat of the day yesterday by noon today. that means we will be five to eight degrees warmer. highs in at 4:30. 77 in livermore. and 66 in san francisco. your full forecast will reveal big-time heat wave on the way in. back to you. >> all right. as 5:26. i'm still laughing. still ahead, coverage of the california primary. the latest on controversial issues that are right now too close to call. >> plus the search for sierra. a south bay family still looking for closure for the disappearance of their daughter. a turning point in california same-sex marriage fight. are gay couples one step closer to walking down the aisle? we will let you know and explain

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overwhelming passage of measure b. we will tell you what this new pension reform law means for the city of san jose. proposition 29 comes down to the wire. good morning. i'm marla tellez. the latest the so-called tobacco tax coming up. >> beautiful sunrise over the greater bay area this morning. mostly clear start. temps in the 50s as we head into the 70s and then a heat wave. full forecast is moments away. >> beautiful day ahead. the golden gate bridge, the sun glistening through the structure on this wednesday, june 6. "today in the bay."

good wednesday morning. thank you very much for joining us. the time now is 5:30 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with decision 2012 this morning. results are still pouring in. key races in this year's california primary election. this morning we have team coverage. marla tellez takes a look at the battle over new cigarette tax that's still too close to call. but we begin with bob redell live in san jose with a look at san jose's fight with pension costs. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura. that measure, measure b passed yesterday overwhelmingly with 70% of voters here in san jose giving it the thumbs up. we are outside mayor chuck reid's house where he will be speaking with us within the half hour. the man who championed that measure and certainly went to bed last night knowing he was victorious in getting that pension reform measure passed. he will be waking up this morning to another fight. union representing san jose

police officers has already said it will be filing a lawsuit against the implementation of the new law arguing that it is in violation of a contract made between the city and employees. the mayor argued the city needs to cut the pensions to better pay to workes to rein in the budget. the city paid $73 million towards employee retirement. today it is around $245 million. measure b will allow the city to pass on more of that costs not only to future hires but current employees and retirees. >> be able to restore some of the positions that we have, fire positions we have, libraries, community centers. we turned a corner and the voters have said okay, enough is enough of cutting. >> reporter: the fact that san jose, one of the largest cities in the state, passed the pension reform could have repercussions elsewhere. quite possible that other cities in california, even for possibly throughout the country, might look at this and say wow, this

is something we can pass to rein in the costs. again, reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >> statewide voters deciding the fate of prop 28. that's a constitutional amendment to reduce the term limit for state legislature from 14 years down to 12 years. the amendment would only apply to people elected in 2014 and after that. it applies to the time spent in the assembly the state senate or combination of both. tight race but still too close to call this morning. still no final word on a plan to hike state taxes on tobacco products. i want to take a look at numbers themselves right now. 51% voting against california's state prop 29. 49% in favor of it. marla tellez live in san jose with a look at the ongoing billion opt count. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are certainly getting a mixed reaction out here from people in regard to the so-called tobacco tax proposition 29 would add on

a dollar tax on to every pack of secrets. this money, estimated $735 million a year would fund cancer and tobacco related research. this morning, some people are disappointed by the results. others even nonsmokers are glad to see it losing. >> i don't think it is necessary. it is not going to stop people from buying cigarettes, i don't think, necessarily. even if it -- i mean, they are already expensive enough as it is, right? what's an extra dollar going to do? >> i wish it was going to pass so we have more research done on prop 29. >> in 2006, voters narrowly defeated a similar proposition, prop 86. would have imposed an additional tax of $2.60 per pack. no doubt about it, big tobacco companies are thrilled to see these latest results after all they you spent prop 29. supporters by about 40 million

to see it defeated. live in san jose. in case you are busy around the house and not looking at the screen, our election coverage continues there at the bottom. you can see the latest results crawling across. you can also get the results and anything you need on nbc bay area.com. 5:34. certainly hoping persistence pays off. this morning volunteers will be spanning out once again searching for missing teenager see air lamar. sheriff's investigators called off the water search in the reservoir for that missing teen. sierra disappeared on her way to school in march. garcia-torres is charged with her murder. her body has not been found. volunteers for today's community search should register at the sierra search center at bennett elementary school in morgan him between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. phone records can be used during an ethics commission probe that cause the sheriff his

job. they must release calls from mirkarimi and his wife. the mayor wants to use the calls in his official misconduct case against mirkarimi. mirkarimi pleading guilty to false imprisonment a after admitting he bruised his wife's arm after an argument. >> running up a huge bill for oakland. $750,000 budgeted to outsource dozens of occupy related internal affairs investigations because it just can't meet the time constraints that the court ordered. the cases as well as some future ones will go to law firms and private investigators. oakland must complete an investigation within six months. >> another california city right now on the brink of bankruptcy. late last night stockton city council members giving the city manager the power to file for chapter nine bankruptcy protection. that's by the end of the month.

if officials fail to strike a deal with the city creditors. it depleted the general fund, dough faulted on bank bonds and cut essential services. if stockton does file for bankruptcy it would be the nation's largest city to do it. >> the fight over same-sex marriage will now head to the supreme court. this comes after san francisco's ninth circuit court of appeals refused to reconsider a ruling which struck down prop 8. back in february a three-judge panel overturned the voter approved measure which defined marriage between a man and woman. the high court is expected to decide whether to take the case this fall. a decision could be handed down by next summer. 5:36 now. check back in with meteorologist christina loren. let's find out what's happening now outside. >> this is what's happening out there. you don't even have to look outside. take a look at this beautiful sunrise over the greater bay area. you are going to get really mice weather to start. which will correspond with the really good looking drive. we have very good conditions. very little fog.

expecting a little to star develop in the coast but not expecting much in terms of fog at all. 49 degrees in oakland. breezy at the coast. breezy conditions inland as well. winds will gust 35 miles per hour plus from time to time at the coast. keep that in mind. sunshine will stay. not just today all the way throughout the remainder of the week and upcoming weekend. 90s back on that temperature map. 7-day in my next report. 72 degrees at noon today. you want to dress important two parts of the day. peeling off a layer. bayside and at the coast today by noon. we have a great looking forecast today. i will show you how warm it will be in your city as we head into this weekend and next week. already thinking about the weekend now that it is wednesday. let's get to you work so you can enjoy that weekend. mike has the day off. good news is he pick ad good day to have off because we don't have major incidents to report. the one and only situation that we are following for you that could slow you down is 180 northbound at 92. you will still find the police presence here where a vehicle

struck a deer earlier. month delays. clearing at this point. proceed with caution through there. let's take a live look at the toll plaza that tells the story of the morning. no delays through here just yet. no metering lights on. we will let you know when that changes. 5:38. >> thanks so much. 5:38. coming up, the bay area, presidential race. live look outside. we are talking about on nays it is already across the bay area this morning. . >> always pleasant sitting here next to you. >> search nbc bay area. >> look at that. mashed potatoes and gravy. it's my turn...

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against former penn state coach jerry sandusky could soon be wrapped up. nine people wrestling selected in the first day. most have ties to penn staupt university. during questioning tuesday nearly half of the jury pooled said they have been or have family employed by the university. sandusky faces dozens of criminal counts of abusing ten boys during a 15-year period. testimony is expected to begin monday. the heat is on jpmorgan chase in front of the senate banking committee today. questioning regulators about the more than $2 billion loss in stock trades that just went sour. the comptroller of the currenty will be in the hearing today and will investigate whether jp morgan's will have to compensate for monster losses. jamie dime longo before congress to talk about it next week. 5:41. back to decision 2012. this morning, bay area taking the spotlight on the national political stage.

as the president returns for another whirlwind visit. team coverage this morning. christie smith live at sfo where air force one will touchdown in just hours. we begin with tracie potts live on capitol hill where the president's chances in november will be shape bid a key race in wisconsin. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that race in wisconsin for the governor's seat is now over. governor scott walker gets to keep his seat after being challenged in a recall because he tried to roll back collective bargaining for state workers. he beat the democrat tom barrett by eight points there. now what does this mean for the national race? mitt romney says that it means that voters are rejecting liberal ideas that may carry over to november. not necessarily so in the exit polls, president obama beats mitt romney by search points. beats him when it comes top fixing the economy. and helping the middle class and speaking of the middle class, former president bill clinton

says congress needs to extend the bush tax cuts, not just for middle class but for everyone. at least for now. >> the real issue of this is whether the price that -- the republican house will put on the extension is the permanent extension of the tax cuts. which i think ask an error. >> reporter: it hose about two-thirds of wisconsin's voters said that the personal finances of the same or better than they were a year ago. that may be one reason why they looked at keeping the status quo which is right now republican governor and democratic president. laura? >> thank you very much. president obama heading become to the ball here for a quick lunch and a whole lot of cash. he will be here important four hours. christie smith live at sfo where air force one is set to touchdown in just a little while. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah. talk about a quick trip to the bay area. president obama is expected to arrive here at sfo before noon

today. head to downtown san francisco for two quick fund-raisers. leave the bay area before 4:00 this afternoon. and in that short amount of time, eggs expected to raise $1.5 million for his re-election campaign. another bid for california cash considering mr. obama was just in the bay area less than two weeks ago for more fund-raisers. he will appear at a luncheon at the julia morgan ballroom downtown where tickets range from $5,000 to $50,000. then it is off to a roundtable discussion. the examiner reports that the president who recently declared personally supports same-sex marriage will be greeted by lieutenant governor newsom at sfo. he helped him lead the efforts to allow same-sex couples to marry. from here it is up to l.a. for an lgbt gala. reporting live at sfo, christie smith, "today in the bay." democratic senator dianne

feinstein cruising towards the november election. right now feinstein has more votes than the other 20 23 challengers against her combined. very popular in the bay area. 49% voting in favor of feinst n feinstein. first elected in 1992. she kept her post since then. longer than that. >> 40 years. that's a long time. 5:45. we will check that one. christina loren is here to tell us about the weather. >> about looking numbers in this department. finally the warm weather you so crave. you probably to use your heater yesterday in parts of the bay area we didn't even break out of the 50s. today we are talking about the upper 70s and return of low 80s. warmest outlying cities, gilroy, for example. as we head throughout the remainder of the week we are going to warm you up a touch for thursday, drop your temperatures by two degrees friday. and then the climb is on. temperatures spiking over the course of the upcoming weekend.

for this morning, it is a little chilly. chilly enough for a jacket. a bit of a wind chill factor out there as well. winds will play a much larger role today than they did yesterday. gusting frilt. pretty tight pressure gradient as high pressure moving in from the south, sunshine in the mix. but low pressure is going to cross to our north. two work against each other and that's where you get the windy conditions right through the bay area. especially at the coast. we will see a significant sea breeze today. that's the good news because it is keeping the fog from settling in. however, if you drive a high-profile vehicle, take it easy over the open water bridges. you can get knocked around from time to time. 80s, more 80s on the map for tomorrow. today we are talking about the upper 70s in places like san jose, 77 degrees there. as we head throughout the remainder of the week, take a look at where temperatures are headed bayside. you will be at 73 tomorrow. 72 by friday. room temperature. you are getting the beautiful weather that we crave during the winter months and the hot months of the summer. it is going to be perfect.

enjoy it while it lasts, though. we have a warmup on the way. sunday, temperatures getting very warm. probably into the -- using the ac. inland cities like san jose, 88 degrees. 90s return on monday. and it is going to be a hot week overall next week. we are looking towards a chance, slight chance of rain showers towards next weekend. that's my little teaser for you for now. thinking about the weekend, let's get to you work first. we don't have any major incidents to report. this is the last time i will mention this. 280 northbound at 92. if you are leaving right now you want to travel cautiously. as you approach 92 on to 280 northbound. show you your drive on the golden gate bridge, no delays whatsoever. lots of kids already out for summer. more kids getting out as we head lou this friday. starting to see the summer drive time lightning up. traffic is looking good.

680 looking really good in both directions. although the volume is increasing and as you know, the 6:00 hour we will cover it for you. back to you. >> double duty. well done, thank you very much. if you are one of the people that thinks there is too much reality tv on tv, well, apparently you are not alone. those shows just going through the roof in popularity. some people out there actually believe that they are in a reality show themselves. but they are not. new study out by scientists in new york say there is a rise in the illness called the truman hodelusion. the name coming from the 1998 move write starring jim carrey where his character's entire life was staged ask taped for the public's viewing and entertainment.one patient in the study actually thought the 9/11 attacks were fake for his show. that's what he tells us. philip pierce said the illness is not from watching too much tv but people becoming stars overnight. lot of people think that yeah, it can happen to them, too. >> i don't think this is a cause

of did a disease. it is a way the illness expresses itself. >> the syndrome can be treated with that your pit and medicine and more common we are told with rung white males. >> what about this one? a talented liar perhaps? a singer that appeared on "america's got talent" claimed he was injure in a grenade blast in afghanistan has no military record of his combat injury. timothy michael poe was on the show on monday. >> what do you do for a living? >> well, i -- i spent 14 years in the military but -- you about -- my -- my career was ended in 2009. i had got hit by a grenade in afghanistan. and it -- it broke my back and gave me a brain injury. that's the reason i stutter a little bit. >> the minnesota national guard said it looked closely at

records and didn't find anything to support those claims. the network and poe have no comment. >> strange. okay. saying goes you can't judge a book by its cover. that was definitely true of "america's got talent" last night. >> if you are not watching your tv or looking at it now, please turn around and take a look. this teenager has a hard rock look and actually singing opera. you have to listen to it. ♪ >> amazing. what i love is howard stern's look on his face like it is his long lost son. that's you, jimmy? this kid right here shocked the judges. bringing literally some people in the audience to tears. this teen says he self-trained and never performed in public

before. the kid has a voice of an angel. >> and eyes like marilyn manson. >> freaky. 5:50. still ahead, up-to-the minute results in key primary faces and latest on some votes that may still be too close to call. >> what's the name of your favorite pet? where were you born? secret questions on the internet not so secret. we will take a look coming up. >> i can't tell you. . >> san jose, a little bit cloudy there. christina says the sun is coming along. she will tell you about it. [ 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.

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we get that nice shot of the sun making the sky glow behind the transamerica building in san francisco. nice way to start your day. it will get nicer as we roll along. 5:54. >> back to decision 2012. quick check of some of the key races locally and statewide. starting with measure b. pension reform in san jose. 70% voting in favor of this. 100% of the precinct reporting. we are hoping to hear from mayor chuck reid this morning. live coming up in our 6:00 hour. also voters across the state weighing in off of proposition 29. the tobacco tax for cancer research. boy, that is a close one. 51% to 49% on it. definitely. >> here is a talker as well. was mitt romney's e-mail hacked? scott mcgrew says it is another case with a politician with hot

mail account. >> they have the hot mail account, one had says he no longer uses. someone was able to get into it by guessing the answer to one of those security questions. specifically, what's your favorite pet. the romney campaign says the proper authorities are investigating but has not commented further. now, it is a good lesson the more public a person you are, these days everybody is public, the less secrets those secret questions are. it wouldn't take much googling, for instance, to figure out the name of my dog or that i was born in nebraska. greece constantly on the cusp of running out of money, it says this time it is out of money, seriously. ious on salaries and pensions, that idea horrified europeans, particularly the germans. we have to point out california has done that twice. and tuesday the guys who launch master launch air time, video chat system for facebook, we hear bloggers at that lunch. we hear from them that took

place in new york city was plagued with glitches and problems. it went so badly that some of the stars invited to participate including jim carrey and dog -- snoop dog. >> we tried to do it. >> i got mine to. did you not get towers work. we spent all of about four minutes to work. >> we had fun. >> probably watching you juggle and put thing on your nose. >> oh, yeah. >> all day long, i get it. see the commercial for it. >> okay. meteorologist christina loren. >> nobody punks snoop dog or the dog. good morning. we have a good looking day. 46 degrees in livermore. 50 in san jose. grab your coat. something you can peel off by noon. temperatures will be just about as warm as they were in the heat of the day yesterday. 75 in antioch. 70 in san jose. rounding out the day. upper 70s inland and low 80s in

places like fairfield and napa. much warmer weather on the way. take to you that forecast coming up. back to you guy. >> thanks so much. 5:46. still ahead, continuing coverage of this year's california primary. team coverage about tissues affecting us locally and statewide. >> plus, the man didn't pull the trigger but facing murder charges anyway. an injured suspect trading in a hospital gown for a jumpsuit. the manhunt and shoot-out that led to his arrest just ahead. beautiful sunrise over the bay area today. ♪

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