a memorial is growing here this morning in south san francisco where a teenager was shot and killed after a run-in with police. i'm christie smith with that story coming up in a live report. plus have a sketch, but still no name in a bizarre murder in pleasanton. and it's not over yet, prop 29 supporters say they think the measure will still pass. why they are not giving up hope. and taking a live look outside, golden gate bridge made it to your thursday morning, it is june 7th, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning, to

everybody, the time is almost 4:31. >> let's check in with miss sunshine, christina loren joins us. >> we're going to get a lot of sunshine this afternoon. another beautiful day in the bay, temperatures cool enough for a jacket but warming you by noon into downright comfortable territory. i'm talking about the low '70s as of noon today. and we're going to round out the day with a few more 80s on that temperature map. meanwhile, mike is back in action with the sig alert this morning. >> thank you very much for doing the double duty the last couple of days. right here we're looking at police and chp. two accidents reported northbound 101, looks like the chp has sorted it out and one active scene, a sig alert at montague expressway. we see slowing already kicking in over the last few minutes through the stretch through northbound 101. again, two lanes blocked right now, the other two are moving,

if two slow lanes, watch for a lot of activity. we'll track that. there's also construction and roadwork in the area. we'll follow that, no other slowing other than in the south bay. >> thank you very much. a somber mood in south san francisco this morning. mourners placing memorial flowers and cards out on the sidewalk where a 15-year-old was killed, shot by police. >> yeah, police say the teen had a gun. but his family and friends are still questioning the use of deadly force. "today in the bay's" christie smith live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: san mateo county d.a. is investigating this shooting along with south san francisco police. the memorial here is growing. when we were here late yesterday morning, there were only two stuffed animals and a note. so you can see how much it's changed just overnight. this is the scene where 15-year-old derek gaines was shot. the teen pulled a gun out while he was being chased by police. that was tuesday evening near a gas station on westboro, but his

family -- it had to end this way -- tells us that she moved him to south san francisco to protect him from dangers in oakland. police will only say they were trying to stop a pair of teens who were acting -- that derek ran, they say, would not comply and pulled out a weapon. gaines' mom says he was walking home from a nearby mcdonald's and doesn't believe he even had a gun. >> i'm worried about the status quo in south city. that's what i'm worried about. i don't want to see another kid shot or hurt. or labeled. >> reporter: now, police say they did recover a gun, but they didn't say what type or whether it was loaded or not. his death was the first fatal shooting by a police officer in south san francisco in at least 30 years, that's what police are telling us. reporting live in south san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay."

pleasanton police hoping a new sketch will help them identify a woman who was found dead in a trash can. a sketch artist creating this rendition of a woman found on dublin canyon road on may 24th. police also releasing a picture of the earring she was wearing at the time. police were able to get a fingerprint from the woman, but they didn't find a match in the nationwide data base for missing persons. >> we have no way of proving where she came from, where she died, how long she'd been there. those are very difficult things to answer. >> what they do know, the victim was wearing an old navy shirt and pajama bottoms, and if you have any information to solve this crime, you're asked to call the pleasanton police department. well, a toddler recovering in the south bay after falling all the way from a second story window. this happened at this apartment complex near the lawrence expressway in santa clara last night. the child was alert when firefighters arrived. and police say the toddler was then taken to a nearby hospital,

but the extent of the injuries after that fall, not known at this time. it is 4:34 right now. prop 29 supporters are not giving up hope that it will pass. but supporters say with more than 1 million absentee ballots yet to be counted, the decision could go the other way. the campaign said, with less than 1% suffering defeat from victory, we remain vigilant and ever hopeful. new details are emerging from the bryan stow assault case. during day four on wednesday, stow's friend and fellow paramedic described the moments leading up to the beating. he said dodgers fans were jeering at them during the game and stow told him, "i hope they code." a reference to cardiac arrest. that's when the two suspects

allegedly confronted stow and his friends. but nearly all the witnesses were not able to positively i.d. the attackers. legal experts say this could affect how a potential trial plays out. >> the lack of a really positive i.d. isn't really a problem at this stage. but at trial with a higher standard of proof, the district attorney better have some more solid eyewitness evidence. >> if there is enough evidence during the preliminary hearing, norwood and sanchez will stand trial. both men pleaded guilty for the march 27th beating. a jury has been seated for former penn state coach jerry sandusky. the former football coach met a jury of five men and seven women with the opening arguments on monday. four alternates were also selected yesterday. and many of the jurors have connections to penn state university where sandusky was an assistant football coach.

sandusky facing 52 counts of child sexual abuse involving ten alleged victims. he has denied all charges. a swim coach sexually abused by a teacher growing up has been banned from sharing her story with the swim club. she went public with her story last month and talked with our own cheryl hurd about her three years of sexual abuse by a middle school p.e. teacher. she had planned to hold a clinic, but the board of directors deciding this week to cancel that event. she believes the board is just concerned about the country club's ties to that school district. 4:37. another key meeting on plans for -- a final public hearing will be held at the san francisco bay conservation and development commission. officials could also vote on whether to approve permits for construction along the water front. meeting is at 1:00 p.m. at the ferry building. >> looks like might be a nice

day to go out and do a little sailing. >> wouldn't that be nice? >> bring that sunshine back. >> bring back that sunshine is exactly right. good morning to you. we are bringing it back right off the bat this morning. we don't have low clouds at this point. we could see some develop. watching that golden gate bridge live shot. we have winds that are strong enough to keep that fog from settling right to the surface. >> good weather for your morning drive and it's crisp out there. 48 in gilroy this morning. meanwhile, 47 degrees in santa rosa. so as we head throughout the day today, winds will play a factor yet again. strong in fairfield at 18 miles per hour. that's your sustained speed. gusting to 40 from time to time. you want to take it easy if you drive a high-profile vehicle. but for today, as you break for lunch, 72 degrees inland, 67 degrees bay side and 60 at the coast. eat outdoors at pacifica, half moon bay comfortably.

and we'll round out the day in the low 80s. we'll check that drive, here's mike. >> this is northbound 101 at montague expressway. now, the earlier traffic break looks like it's happened and cleared. two lanes, still, your two left lanes are blocked as you pass by montague expressway. three vehicles reportedly involved in this accident. the chp says no injuries. that's great news. four cruisers on scene, though, flashing lights, flat bed tow trucks, as well. the earlier big jam up has cleared at the traffic break seems to have cleared over to the shoulder. we're watching this activity. meanwhile, the roadwork, those crews hanging out, no big deal and it should be all cleared by 5:00 in your commute directions. we'll continue to follow this as well as the construction going on here between university and marsh, as well. northbound 101 and southbound, both directions, no slowing past the interchanges.

across the bay, dumbo and the san mateo moving smoothly. there it is, a nice clear shot, guys. 880 all the way to the toll plaza. no construction, no lanes blocked. back to you. >> thank you very much. well, united may be gone, but oakland airport getting a brand new airline today. starting nonstop service today between oakland international airport and amsterdam. offering flights between oakland and amsterdam twice a week for now, that'll last until mid-october. as of now, this is just a seasonal service, but airport officials say hope it will offer flights on a long-term basis very soon. the airline, if you're wondering, probably never heard of it, it's headquartered in the netherlands. >> i thought arkansas. woo-hoo. >> 4:40 right now. president obama finishing up another fund-raising blitz in california as we learn just how much money his party raised last month following all those

campaign dollars for you next. plus, a labor of love, how a group of graduating seniors turned a class project into a tribute to their professors. san francisco to monterey on one gallon of gas. honda says, hey, honda says it's got the car to make it happen. does the cost outweigh the benefits? >> that's always the debate. and for all your news, weather, and traffic, check us out o facebook, search nbc bay area. back in a matter of minutes. hey, your high speed internet here at home...

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welcome back, everybody, on a thursday morning. man, wouldn't that be cool if the bay bridge toll plaza was always like that? that's pretty early. so hang in there. mike inouye will talk about the traffic. christina talking about a nice day ahead, 4:44 a.m. president obama's campaign raised $60 million in may for his reelection, and yesterday he added a few more million with another lucrative swing through california. last night the commander in chief spoke to supporters at an lgbt event at the hotel in los angeles. tickets were $1,200 apiece. president obama talked about the decision to end the don't ask, don't tell policy for gays serving in the military. he told the crowd he met a

marine in hawaii who thanked him. >> i tell that story so if anybody out there asks you what this campaign's about, you tell them it's still about hope and change. we will win this election! >> earlier in the day, the president was in san francisco for fund raising lunch and round table discussion. that visit netted $2 million. in the meantime, republicans have found an unlikely ally in the fight to extend tax cuts. president obama wants congress to end tax breaks for the rich. but former president bill clinton says the economy's still too weak and for now lawmakers should extend tax breaks for all americans. >> i don't have any problem with extending all of it now, including the current spending levels. >> obviously president bill clinton gets it. he knows in this economy you should not be raising taxes on anybody. >> mitt romney criticized president obama's tax increase for the wealthy saying it would

kill jobs. if lawmakers do not act, taxes will go up january 1st. we can tell you hackers have linked in to millions of passwords. a hacker in russia claiming he uploaded 6.5 million encrypted user passwords from linkedin, more than 300,000 have been cracked. if you happen to use linkedin, the company recommends changing all of your passwords immediately. apple will have to stop iphone competition from hitting the market. for more on that and the rest of your news before the bell, turn it over to hampton pearson. good morning, hampton. >> reporter: good morning, john. as you just mentioned, the smartphone wars are heating up. apple filing a lawsuit seeking a ban on u.s. sales of samsung's newest phone, the galaxy s3. claiming they infringed on several iphone patents. apple and samsung have been facing off in court in about ten

different countries, samsung says out plans to go ahead with the u.s. launch of the galaxy s3 later this month. now, honda says the new electric vehicle the fit can get up to an astounding 118 miles per gallon. that's the highest efficiency for any hybrid or electric vehicle. sound too good to be true? it could be. the fit goes on sale in california and oregon. it'll cost about $29,000 after a government tax credit that's nearly twice as much as the gas-powered version. analyst said it would take drivers 11 years to make up the price difference and really begin saving on fuel. meanwhile, futures are higher as stocks look to build on yesterday's strong rally. markets surging on hopes, the fed and other global central banks will ride to the rescue with more stimulus measures, pair of top policy makers says the fed stands ready to act. investors will be eyeing capitol hill today as fed chairman ben

bernanke testifies before congress. we also get data on unemployment and consumer credit. the dow jumping 286 points to 12,414 and back in positive territory for the year, the nasdaq gaining 56 to close at 2,844 yesterday. back over to you guys. have a great day. >> you too, my man. hampton pearson getting it done. >> thank you. >> you just like to say it. >> i love his name. it's so strong. >> the guy's the total package. >> yeah, hampton pearson you're talking about. >> tom cruise, eat your heart out. good morning to you. we've got a good-looking forecast for today. wherever you're headed, you'll need the jacket early, leave the umbrella deep in the closet for the next week. we might get some showers into next weekend. but the real weather story is the warm-up on the way for the weekend. today, temperatures right around average for this time of year, in the 40s and 50s to start, cool enough for a jacket in

places like napa and novato. a warmer day than we saw yesterday by about five degrees. an area of low pressure starts to exit the area. for us, we're going to see high pressure moving quickly today. this is going to bring your temperatures up a little bit. also, keeping that fog from forming with a tight pressure gradient today. the winds might be a problem for you. if you have a high-profile vehicle, hang on to your steering wheel. but the good news is, we've got the 80s on the temperature map. more 80s than yesterday. and as we head through tomorrow, temperatures drop off a little bit, more of an onshore flow and then we soar saturday, sunday, into next week. so for today, 80 degrees in livermore. really can't beat that, 80 in san jose, and 72 degrees in fremont. and we're still in that time of year where it's not too mild overnight. temperatures are dropping into the 40s and 50s, so you don't need to use the ac overnight just yet. tuesday into wednesday, talking about lows in the 60s. you want to keep that in mind.

it'll be a warm week as we head into next week. nice and mild to finish off the weekend and back to you guys for now. it's 4:50 right now. more than just a college degree, a team of graduating seniors carrying on a professor's legacy. the engineering students showed off their fuel cell design at a showcase wednesday night. it would replace large toxic batteries used to store solar and wind energy. the students are carrying on the work of associate professor dan strickland. he died in a car crash on highway 280 back in september. last night the students were overcome with emotion as they shared their work. >> with the support that we've been given by family, friends, and the university, mr. and mrs. strickland.

>> the students won a $90,000 grant from the department of energy and many will continue that project in grad school. >> what an awesome tribute. i love it. 4:51 right now. how about baseball highlights? the giants teaching the padres a little lesson on defense. down in san diego. we'll tell you about it coming up. plus, not just a shoe. why sneaker fans are camped out in new york city for a shoe that isn't even on sale yet. here we go. well, you can drive 280 through the south bay, either way, i'm watching a si alert a for the 101. the latest on that incident coming up. rt

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welcome back, everyone. and a good thursday morning to you. taking a beautiful live look outside. look how beautiful it is. >> lovely. >> 4:54. well, the giants tightening up their defense down in san diego. and the padres, yeah, those gentlemen may want to take some notes. giants up 4-3, blanco at the plate, a slow roller there to second. routine play, right? not so much. they can't handle it. that takes the giants two more runs, ,chrsee giants going to take this by a final 6-5. ring them up. well, a good day for a's on home turf playing against the rangers.

eight shutout innings, walks just one batter. earns his first win at the coliseum, a's take it by 2-0. how about at the courts? yeah, basketball down in oklahoma city, the thunder advancing to the nba finals for the first time knocking out the spurs, down 2-0, come back to win three straight, win the conference title in six. kevin durant, yeah, getting big love from mom. they hoist the trophy, the thunder will take on the celtics, they're in the finals, boston leading three games to two. i watched that last night. >> did you? >> kevin durant, 23 years old, the next coming of a michael jordan type. >> they make it look so easy. >> the guy's fearless. >> we've got to see you on the court some time against mike inouye. >> i'd dominant. >> intimidating. >> yeah, like that. you'll have to bend down to get there.

the traffic tradition, yeah, we have 101 we're looking at. this is because of the sig alert. no injuries reported, be uh three vehicles involved, and we have two lanes blocked at montague expressway. one of the cars went off at the roadway, one was in the center divide, there was a traffic break, as well. tow trucks on scene and no major progress reported, we hold steady with that report until they give us an update. 680 north of 580, we do have construction there and some slowing because of those crews, but no major problems because of the light volume of traffic. 580, that shows you a better travel time and speeds at the limit. live look out there across the bay, a smooth easy drive, lights visible across the bay, little bit of glow, moisture in the air, no problems throughout the north bay, back to you. >> thank you very much. >> as we get ready to go head-to-head on the court. we've got sneakers to talk about. the question is, how far would you go for these shoes? >> some fans in new york have the answer.

>> i've been here for a week and two days. >> been here four days. >> week and a half almost. >> isn't that crazy? crowds of people camped outside stores waiting to get their hands or feet on the new air yeezy twos from kanye. more than $200 a pair. >> those better be good shoes. >> yeah, how are you going to pay for them? you're not going to work. some camped out for days. others missing school or work. one big shoe collector even came early from paris just to wait for the sneakers. >> the air yeezys, huh? i've got air jordans. still ahead on "today in the bay," a south san francisco family demanding answers after a teenager is shot and rs kledy b police. why they say the teen was profiled.

a memorial is growing this morning in south san francisco at the scene where