and i've got one sig alert that just cleared an off ramp from oakland. other side of the bay, we have that off ramp closed. i'll sort things out for you coming up. and a live look outside. isn't that beautiful? alcatraz island, nice way to start our friday, june 8th, "today in the bay." good morning, thanks for being with us. it's 6:00, i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news this morning. right now police at the scene of a deadly early-morning shooting in san jose. good morning. >> good morning, laura. it appears a coroner has arrived here in the 2,100 block of center road. this is a trs is a strip mall, industrial area. the shooting happened at about 2:34 this morning and police arrived, pronounced the victim

dead at about 2:53 this morning. all we know is that he is a 24-year-old male. he was outside of a karaoke bar. one witness told me that he heard there was a fight outside that karaoke bar, and then the shooting. i did go out to the parking lot area and there is the body still lying out in that parking lot area. however, the coroner has arrived and so the crime scene should be cleared, i would say within the next hour or so. they have not identified the victim. they are still waiting to notify kin before they do that. but i asked one of the commanders out here if the suspect was still at large or if he was in custody. all he would say is that we are pursuing some initial leads and can't really say much at this point. we've been waiting for someone to talk to us at this point, the public information officer or one of the commanders out here at the scene. it's kind of unusual for the san jose police department not to provide someone in cases like this. they're usually very good at something like that. in fact, they've gotten a lot of training on how to speak to the

media before we can in turn relay that information to you at home. what we have is one person dead, not sure if the suspect is at large or in custody. we'll keep you posted. for now we're live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. and this isn't the first time this year that the karaoke night turned into chaos in san jose. one person was shot, two others stabbed outside the creek side bar and grill on west alma avenue. all three victims survived. it doesn't appear that that the january shootings are linked at all to the shooting this morning on center road. crews are starting to clear the scene of a crash in the south bay. a car slammed into a power pole this morning bringing down power lines. we now know, though, those wires are not live. one woman has major trauma as a result of this crash. we have a crew in route to the scene. and we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. well, this morning, a concord teenager could be a step closer to facing charges in a

crash that killed a father and his 9-year-old daughter. bob redell is live at the scene of the easter weekend accident with what police are recommending. bob, good morning. >> good morning to you, marla. well, concord police are recommending vehicular manslaughter charges. now it's going to be up to the d.a.'s office to decide whether they want to charge the 17-year-old driver with that charge or whether they want to charge them at all with regards to the father and daughter who are hit and killed on this sidewalk near oak grove road on easter weekend. you can see that workers are still fixing the damage done to this building after the teen's cadillac escalade rammed into it. police say he was speeding down tree boulevard when his suv jumped the curb and hit solomon and his 9-year-old daughter. this was on easter weekend as i mentioned. both of them were killed. his 12-year-old daughter was hurt but did survive. one factor the d.a. will take into consideration, just try to figure out, was the teen distracted when this accident

happened? in other words, was he texting or talking on his cell phone? and is if he is going to be charged, was he an adult or juvenile? it would take the d.a. a while to announce their decision. because as police have pointed out, there is a lot of evidence to consider. that teenage driver is out of jail. we have learned this cadillac escalade was linked to a drugs and weapons citation of a juvenile the week prior to the crash. whether that juvenile is the same juvenile as the 17-year-old driver, police have not said. reporting live here in concord, bob redell, "today in the bay." a cyclist who struck and killed a 92-year-old woman is expressing remorse this morning. jean smith was crossing arlington boulevard near brewster drive and a cyclist came around the corner and saw her too late. he yelled to alert smith but could not stop in time. smith died from her injuries. the cyclist says he feels horrible about what happened. the woman's family says they have no hard feelings.

>> we have sympathy for him too. >> you do have sympathy for him? >> oh, i would hate to live with that. and i know he was hurt too. >> smith's family and friends say they would rather celebrate the life of a woman with 20 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. and someone who lived each day to its fullest. there's no word if herring will face charges. 6:05, wrong place at the wrong time. this morning, an east bay woman is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet. police say two groups were arguing thursday night near sycamore drive in mandarin way when gunfire broke out. a woman standing nearby was hit by a bullet. police say she was not involved at all. but she is expected to be okay. the suspects are still on the loose. the wife of embattled san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is fighting back, accusing mayor ed lee of misconduct after releasing what she calls private video. nbc bay area obtained court papers filed thursday by ileana

lopez' attorney. right here, this is the video in question showi inin ining lopezr new year's confrontation with her husband. the video was released to the public last week. the video has gone viral and any attempt to secure a protective order is pointless because of its prevalence online. she says lopez' privacy has been shattered. we have reached out to the mayor's office, he has yet to respond. the man accused of murdering morgan hill teenager sierra lamar has a new lawyer. attorney ken mandel will no longer defend antolin garcia-torres. a conflict of interest was declared after it was discovered the office was also representing garcia-torres' father. he's charged in an unrelated case. the alternate defender will take over the garcia-torres case. well, tomorrow's graduation at a contra costa county high school will be overshadowed by controversy.

51 students have been suspended for what they insist was a series of harmless pranks at brentwood's heritage high school last week. the principal calls it vandalism. including painting messages around campus in washable red paint, tagging windows, and tieing a lamb to a light pole. the suspensions will keep some seniors from taking their finals. without their finals, they cannot receive a diploma. the students will not be allowed to walk in tomorrow's graduation ceremony. 6:07. apple's icloud led police to a pair of teen suspects. a 15-year-old and 16-year-old girl for burglary for stealing an ipod back in may. they found them after the suspects took a picture of themselves. that automatically uploaded to the owner's cloud account helping the owner and police locate the pair. well, the weekend is here, so is meteorologist christina loren with a look at our forecast today. >> i always come in a little

more quiet right before the weekend, right? take a look at this stunner this morning, just beautiful out there. but i wanted to point out a couple weather observations. you see, a little bit of moisture in the atmosphere here. and this camera has a bit of a shake to it. the fog is trying to form. and as you can see, you're seeing some of that fog drifting by, visible with the naked eye this morning. it's not able to develop because we still have some pretty strong winds in the bay area. so that is a great-looking sign that we're going to get a lot of sunshine throughout the day today. 58 degrees in san mateo to start. one thing we have to deal with in the winds and the dry pattern we've had. we still have a moderate pollen count. keep that in mind. winds will strengthen throughout the day today. you see the pinks and reds are on the high end and 4:00 p.m. getting very gusty, but by tomorrow morning, those winds will start to drop off substantially. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow waking up to a nice calm morning and temperatures tomorrow are going to soar. so 72 degrees at noon today, 78 degrees by 4:00 p.m. adding an additional ten degrees

to your high and warmer for sunday. the seven-day in my next report. first, mike, how busy is it on a friday morning? >> it's a pretty standard friday flow, but a lot of incidents to report because of key eshs out there. one of those, southbound 101 at cesar chavez going to continue until 9:00 this morning. caltrans has requested the continued closure of the off ramp until then so they can repair guardrail. early this morning, they had a postal truck pulling the trailer, the trailer, well, basically disconnected from the rig and that's what caused the damage there. the off ramp's still closed on that side of the bay. 880 northbound at oak street, that off ramp reopened. told you about that earlier just before the end of last hour's show and a smooth drive as we're heading past the area through downtown oakland. no more slowing there. we'll show you the south bay for slowing northbound 101, standard just north of 680 because of the flow of traffic. we have the activity on center road just north of tully where damian is following the

overnight shooting and police activity there, so keep that in mind. and also, the bottom of your screen, wires down the earlier accident. silver creek valley road, an active scene, across that intersection if you can, guys. back to you. >> talking about slow traffic, mike. from soma to slowma, the drivers in san francisco will have to slow down a bit today. the city's actually lowering the speed limit on four major streets in the area from 30 miles an hour to 25. affected streets, howard, folsom, harrison, and bryant. it goes into effect immediately. time is ticking to pick up the tab with a power lunch with a billionaire. warren buffett is auctioning off a lunch date on ebay. the money benefits the glide foundation which helps the poor and homeless in san francisco. bidding ends tonight. right now, 82 people have actually bid on the lunch. the highest bid so far is $410,000. keep in mind the big bids

usually come later. last year the winning bid was well over $2 million. >> and that guy that bid also walked away with a job from buffett. >> i guess that's the pay off, right? for the biggest names in golf are descending on the bay area ahead of the u.s. open next week. >> our friends at comcast sports net caught this video of phil mickelson practicing at the olympic club thursday. the groupings were just announced. mickelson will be paired with tiger woods and masters champion bubba watson on thursday and friday. and nbc bay area is your station for the u.s. open. we're going to bring you a live report from the o lmpic club. you're going to be headed out there too. >> yeah, tuesday through friday. >> there you go. >> on the green. i'm dusting up on my golf knowledge. send me some tips. >> keep your eye on the ball. head down. >> there you go. >> we're going to have continuing coverage, of course, throughout the tournament. a lot of fun and we're happy to bring it to you on nbc bay area. >> and from golf to horse racing. coming up, going live to belmont

park where all eyes on potential triple crown winner tomorrow. >> and you can party like it's 2010 at at&t park this weekend. they've got a preview of this weekend's series with the texas rangers coming up. and u.n. observers come under fire in syria while trying to reach people in need of help. we'll tell you what is happening now. details next. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal,

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welcome back, everyone. and a good friday morning to you. the sun has arrived over the bay area. making way for a beautiful morning. beautiful day on tap, as well. we'll check the temperatures with christina, 6:14. new this morning, u.n. observers will try again to reach the site of the latest reported massacre in syria overnight. monitors had to turn back yesterday when they came under fire. they are investigating the

fourth reported mass slaying in the last two weeks. at least 10,000 people have been killed in the 15-month uprising. activists say the number is even higher. more teens are smoking marijuana than cigarettes according to a new government survey. the centers for disease control and prevention says 23% of high school students said they smoke marijuana, 18% said they smoked cigarettes. the number of teens who smoked tobacco have been falling for decades, marijuana use has fluctuated. last year was the first time marijuana use was clearly higher. a cal swim coach will be able to hold her clinic at a country club after all. kristin kunan had planned to speak to the club where she grew up, the cal coach recently went public about being a victim of sexual abuse years ago. this week, the president of the country club canceled her talk over concerns about the recent publicity.

>> to reconnect with the community and they're not letting me. and i was trying to explain it and get the words out and that's when i really broke down. >> people at the country club reacted quickly and last night the club's president reversed the decision and apologized to her. well, 6:16. history could be made on the track this weekend. >> i'll have another is going for the triple crown of the belmont stakes. today in the bay's jay gray live at belmont park with all the buzz. you think it'll be a photo finish? >> reporter: good morning, laura and marla. i hope not because that will make me tense, not that i'll have any money wagered or maybe i will. i don't know. this is history in the making here. there's a big opportunity for this horse to win the triple crown, something that hasn't been done in 34 years. there's a lot of people in horse racing that like to follow the same routine, do the same thing over and over again and they think that's what makes their

horses winners. doug o'neill, the trainer for i'll have another breaking with that today and actually bringing his horse out early just as the sun was coming up here at 5:30 or so, i'll have another got out on the track, did a brief jog for about half of a lap and then a gallop, not getting into a full sprint. and that's it. that's the last time the horse will circle this mile and a half oval until tomorrow evening. he had been running a bit later in the morning between 8:30 and 9:00. but what they said was it's very crowded getting out of the barn area here, that there's a lot of things going on at that time of the day. and they wanted their horse to have a clear mind and get a lot of rest before the race. something, i guess, that we all need, laura and marla, for tomorrow's race here at belmont. that's the latest. back to you. >> it's going to be a lot of fun. i'll be curious to see what that jockey is doing in preparation, as well. you can find out if i'll have another will have another claiming the triple crown live tomorrow right here on nbc bay

area coverage starts at 1:30. it'll be one to watch. hey, it's a rematch at at&t park this weekend. >> inner league play starts tonight and the texas rangers are crossing the bay after a series with the a's for a 2010 world series rematch, the giants beat the rangers in five games to get the first world series title since moving to san francisco. you can see tonight's game right here on nbc bay area. coverage starts at 7:00 tonight. >> that'll be great. so is the weather too. nice day on tap. >> you mark my words, ladies, a strong west/northwesterly wind. and whenever that happens, you see the ball traveling out, so splashdowns tonight, likely in the forecast. let's talk about what's happening out there right now. taking a live look at san jose. i'm trying to paint the picture for you this morning. onshore flow has strengthened overnight and this live shot really explains what's happening out there. we're getting a little bit of an

onshore flow, but that fog is just not able to develop and move inland and that's because we have some strong winds. so they're kind of keeping the fog from developing. and that fog, i don't even think that fog will breach the coastal mountains of santa cruz, 51 degrees, 51 in san mateo, and that wind has strengthened yet again in san francisco. northwest at 5 miles per hour. that's the direction that takes the ball out to the cove. you want to keep that in mind when it comes to future games, getting a little scientific when it comes to baseball. area of low pressure is actually pretty significant area for this time of year, not going to impact us all that much. it's what brought the fog back, though, a little disturbance as it makes its way through the bay area for today. and as a result, your temperatures will be just about as warm. they will keep from soaring, though, until tomorrow. hot weekend on tap. you'll likely to have to use your heater in the morning hours, but then turn it off for the second half of the day. and if you live inland, you

might be using your air-conditioner to stay nice and mild in your home overnight when temperatures are only going to fall into the 60s even at the coolest point of the day. 78 degrees for today in livermore, about 73 degrees in oakland, then tomorrow, you tack on an additional ten degrees. we're going to keep you warming up all the way through monday. monday we could be talking about the potential for records. and don't forget, you can catch the u.s. open, right here, marla tellez live each and every morning starting tuesday, marlm? >> let's check your drive across the bay, mike's got his eye on the sky and everywhere else. >> looks like these just froze. i'm going to reboot the machine while i talk about the screen you can see and we'll go to the live look after this. right now, we see some slowing for 580 coming through the tri-valley. a 19-minute drive, you can read that for sure and slowing into livermore and at the dublin interchange. if we can bother you guy to take that live shot of the golden gate bridge. and there you go, traffic moving smoothly out of the north bay. we see that sun bouncing off

what little clouds there are, you can see the hills across the marin section, as well. some slowing kicks in for novato, highway 37, down towards san rafael, but not a concern. and we'll take a look back up toward the roadways. you know what? we're going to get back to you guys in a few minutes. the machine itself is coming back up, but the roadways, no big drama. the southbound 101, and we'll come back to the maps later, guys. back to you. there we go. >> give that machine a little shake. 6:21 coming up. former secretary of state colin powell stops by nbc bay area for an interview. you're going to hear from him next. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber?

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welcome back. we're giving you a live look. take a look at this. this car overturned in the south bay. this is in san jose, silver creek valley road near hellyer avenue. this car slammed into a power pole that knocked down the power pole and crews obviously on scene. we do know that one woman has major trauma. the wires, though, are not live, of course, mike is checking this for your morning commute. we will stay on this story to bring you the latest. again, silver creek valley road near hellyer avenue in san jose. >> i can't believe someone was in that car. all right. former secretary of state colin powell is in the bay area, fairly often. usually slipping into town without very much fanfare to do

a little consulting work for a local venture capital firm. but this time around, the visit was different. general powell stopped by our nbc bay area studios for a candid interview. in a new book, powell is rewriting a controversial chapter in american history. the now infamous speech to the u.n. in which he outlined the united states plan to attack iraq. >> you say that the president never once had you in a room and really asked you, should we go forward? >> he didn't ask any of us. not just me. >> is this book then a way to maybe cleanse your reputation, or cleanse your soul? >> my reputation doesn't need cleansing. >> is it difficult to digest with the lives lost, almost 5,000 men and women and innocent iraqi civilians, as well. to digest your part in history in all this? >> of course. it's something i have to digest, all of us do. how about the president? he's the one that made the decision. >> the one with the -- >> for more on the interview, including powell's time in the bush administration and some

lighthearted remarks, as well, for his hobby for fixing up old cars, check out nbc bay area.com key words general colin powell. well, 6:26 this morning, on the brink of fiscal freefall. president obama responds to warnings that the u.s. is on an economic cliff. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill. good morning. >> marla, good morning. if we're on a financial cliff and there are two big bolders on the edge of that cliff, one of them is taxes. your taxes will go up at the end of the year if congress does not act. and right now the president and congress are not in an agreement on whether or not the wealthy should continue to get that tax break. also, student loans, those rates after july 1st set to double if congress does not act. that is what president obama was talking about out on the west coast yesterday in las vegas to students there. he said that congress is stubborn in terms of not having

done something by now. it's a few weeks away, that deadline, republicans, though, say that the president is more focused on going out to colleges like he did yesterday trying to get the youth vote than he is staying here in washington and working with them. meantime, president clinton has backtracked a bit, apologizing for what appears to be him teaming up with republicans saying that tax breaks should continue to go to the wealthy. he says now that he understands they have more time until the end of the year, he agrees with president obama. >> okay, thank you. still to come on "today in the bay," the preliminary hearing for two men accused of beating bryan stow could end today. who is expected to testify. also, a live update on our breaking news. one person is dead after a shooting outside a san jose karaoke bar. here you go little man.

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coroner just removed the body of san jose's 18th homicide. we'll take you live to the crime scene coming up. the charges concord police are recommending for a teenage driver accused of hitting and killing a father and his daughter. that story coming up. congratulations to you. you made it to friday and we've got a gorgeous weekend shaping up perfect for outdoor conditions. today, 80s inland, 70s by the bay, and 60s at the coast. your full forecast in just moments. and we're looking at 580 for some slowing as well as an accident now at the maze. an update on that as well as your south bay incident coming up. and here's a live look outside from the south bay this morning. looking forward to your friday, june 8th, "today in the bay." good morning, thanks for being with us, it is 6:30, i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon.

we continue to follow breaking news out of the south bay this morning. police in san jose are investigating a deadly shooting at a karaoke bar. live at the scene where police say a 24-year-old man is dead. damian? >> reporter: well, what we know so far, the details are very slow in coming out here to the command post out here. we do understand that the coroner has just removed the body of the victim at this point, and he is a 24-year-old male. what we know so far is that the first call came in at about 2:34 this morning. one witness told me there was a fight outside of a karaoke bar here in the strip mall at the 2,100 block of center road. at that fight, gunfire and the victim lay dead on the ground when police arrived. they found him dead here at the scene. he was laying out on the parking lot of this karaoke bar for the last three hours or so. they have not identified the victim, and when i asked one of the commanders out here at the crime scene if they were still

looking for a suspect, the gunman if you will, he said they're still pursuing initial leads and they don't want to give out too many details at this point. the crime scene here should be cleared in the next few minutes or so. because now that the body is gone, the crime scene is now will be -- the crime scene will be cleared off within the next few minutes or so we're being told. and so just a wait and see, we don't know much information to report other than that. one man dead, 24 years old, san jose's 18th homicide. for now, live in san jose, "today in the bay." police still at the scene of a major accident in south san jose. we've actually got live pictures from the scene. it happened at silver creek valley road near hellyer avenue. take a look at the damage to the car. there was a woman in it, she hit a light pole and that car flipped over, completely crushed there. we understand that police are still on the scene this morning waiting to get that car removed

as they continue their investigation. 6:32, testimony in the preliminary hearing for the bryan stow case should where wrap up today. thursday, a woman who saw the brutal attack outside dodger stadium has become the first eyewitness to identify the two suspects in court. testifying yesterday, mary donnelly said she heard a horrible noise and saw stow's head hit the ground. she then saw defendants louis sanchez kicking stow before defendant marvin norwood led sanchez away. >> it was the most horrible sound. i don't want to say cracking noise, but something to that effect. >> now, the woman who drove the alleged get away car will continue testifying today. yesterday, doreen sanchez testified that she saw blood on norwood's hand. the hearings will determine if there's enough evidence to send the suspects to trial. another lawyer will take the case as a man accused of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old morgan hill teenager sierra lamar.

ken mandel will no longer defend garcia-torres. the office says it cannot defend garcia-torres because it's also representing the suspect's father in another case. garcia-torres is fortunate the conflict of interest was declared early on in the case. >> the last thing you want to have happen is a year or two goes by during a prosecution and now all of a sudden the defense attorney finds himself in a conflict of interest. that would be extremely unfair to mr. garcia-torres. and he would essentially have to start over again with a new lawyer. >> someone from the alternate defender's office will now represent garcia-torres. he's being held without bail at the santa clara county main jail. a 15-year-old boy shot to death by police in south san francisco. the family of derek gaines has hired attorney john burress to look into this case. burress has been a player in several well-publicized police

shooting cases including representing the family of oscar grant. gaines died tuesday night. police say he was carrying a gun when he ran from police. 6:35. concord police are recommending vehicular manslaughter charges be filed against a teenage driver who hit and killed a father and his 9-year-old daughter on easter weekend. bob redell live from concord. what's next in this case, bob? >> reporter: well, this goes to the hands of the d.a.'s office. they've got to decide, a, do they want to charge this teenage driver? b, if so, is he going to be charged as a teenager or an adult? and c, are they going to take the recommendation from concord police to charge him with vehicular manslaughter. he's accused of of hitting and killing a father and daughter who were riding their bikes on easter weekend. the damage still needing to be repaired, the cadillac escalade the kid was riding in was slammed into -- police say he

was speeding near oak grove road when the suv jumped the curb and hit solomon and his 9-year-old daughter. as i mentioned, both were killed. his 12-year-old daughter was also hurt, but she survived. one factor the d.a. will take into consideration, was this teenage driver distracted when this accident happened? was he texting or talking on his cell phone? it could take the d.a. a while to announce this decision because as the police have pointed out to us, there is a lot of evidence to consider. now, meantime, that teenage driver is out of jail, we've also learned this cadillac escalade he was driving was linked to a drug and weapons citation involving a juvenile the week prior to this crash, this was taking place in walnut creek. whether that juvenile or the same juvenile who was cited in this instance are the same people, police have not said. reporting live here in concord, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. okay. you're taking off for the weekend, going to tahoe. >> taking the triplets to tahoe. probably a little cooler than

here. >> a lot cooler up there. >> a bit cooler if you're going to hit the lake out there. and you don't need any snow gear. that's as much as i can tell you right now. 6:37 right now, live look over the beautiful bay this morning, just picture perfect conditions. we do have a little bit of fog trying to develop. it's just not able to because the winds are strong enough to keep that dense fog from settling to the surface. 55 degrees in san mateo, comfortable to start you out this morning, might not need a jacketme jacket. one uncomfortable factor, we saw the moderate pollen count. if you're sniffling, sneezing, find a little frog in your throat, that's probably the reason why. and i did want to point out that the winds are actually going to strengthen. we stop the clock on the future cast, look to the key, high end of the keys. so at the coast in particular, getting downright blustery later on this afternoon, but those winds will start to relax. stop the clock again at 5:00 a.m. and you can see here tomorrow morning, a much more

calm situation, especially throughout your inland cities. today, 72 degrees at noon inland up to 78 degrees at 4:00. by the bay, if you wanted to hit the beach at noon, you're going to get some really comfortable conditions. and you see how crystal clear it is. you're going to be able to see for miles just a beautiful day out there. tomorrow, turning hot inland. i'll show you how hot it's expected to be in your city. seven-day forecast is ready to go. first, if you've got to head out that front door, mike can help you. here he is. >> i got worried because we had a new incident at the maze. turns out a minor bit of debris. not a problem, we're looking to the south bay northbound 101 has your slowing north of 680, a pretty traditional build, but we have this active scene. silver creek at hellyer avenue. our photographer is out there on the scene tells me with detail as we take his live picture this is westbound silver creek road. so westbound silver creek valley road, a divided road there is affected by this crash as you can see. the person, the reason why the

person who was involved in this crash has suffered major trauma hitting that pole there. the better news is there are no live wires, just that one section of roadway is closed. hellyer itself is open. so it's eastbound silver creek. back to you. >> horrific accident there. thank you, mike. 6:39. coming up on "today in the bay," people are camping out for something that just doesn't go on sale until tomorrow. we'll tell you what they just have to have. good morning! wow.

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people are missing school, work, everything else just to line up to buy a chance at sneakers designed by kanye west. >> look at this line of people camping out on market street in san francisco to score a pair of air yeezy 2 sneakers. this is outside the chic shoe store. they go on sale tomorrow. guess how much they cost, $245 a pair. >> that's not too easy on the pocketbook. one person has already won an ebay bid just to preorder that shoe. you won't believe what that went for, $90,000. actually more than $90,000. good thing they threw in free shipping for him. that's crazy. >> i want to know who bought those. 6:42 right now. coming up, 15 minutes of uninterrupted news. including a live update. a deadly shooting outside a karaoke bar. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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giving you a live look. that looks like a painting. i love it. the bay bridge in blue hues today. we'll check your forecast with christina loren. brace for a little bit of wind today and hot temps this weekend. it is 6:45. new this morning, u.n. observers will try again today reach the latest site of the massacre in syria overnight. monitors were turned back yesterday when they came under fire. they are investigating the fourth reported mass slaying in the last two weeks. the u.n. says it's at least 10,000 people have been killed in that 15-month uprising.

activists say the number is actually higher. also new today, more than a dozen prisoners, some with ties to the taliban, have escaped from a jail in northern afghanistan. the afghan government says prisoners escaped after a bomb went off outside the prison walls overnight in the province of sare pol. many more were recaptured. a man hunt is underway for the 14 prisoners who managed to escape. in new york this morning, the man who admits plotting to bomb new york city subways will be sentenced today. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction and other charges back in february of 2010. he told the federal judge he was trained by al qaeda. he faces life in prison without parole. 6:46. the "today" show coming up next. here's ann curry with a look ahead at what's coming up. good morning. and coming up here on a friday morning here on "today," tornadoes tear through parts of

wyoming and colorado as a dangerous-looking storm disresults a crowded graduation ceremony in new jersey. we'll have details on this and also the first look at the weekend forecast. also ahead, the beauty queen in the war of words with donald trump after she claims the miss usa pageant was rigged. does she standby her story? we're going to ask her in an interview. a skateboarder hit by a truck and thrown from 35 feet, incredibly, take a look at this, incredibly he was not seriously hurt. we're going to talk to him exclusively this morning. and we also have a huge crowd out on the plaza gearing up for a live concert from music superstar chris brown when we get started here on a friday morning here on "today." >> thanks, ann. and more now on that tornado that anahad mentioned. >> yeah, they are cleaning up this morning in southeastern wyoming. storm chasers capturing the tornado on tape as it cut

through the county. it also knocked down several power lines. now, only one person was treated at the hospital, but just for minor injuries. forecasters say luckily the tornadoes struck an unpopulated area. >> they've got to clean all that up and attempt to recover what was lost. amazing. >> pretty nice in our neck of the woods, though. >> nice temperatures today? >> yeah, part of the reason we pay the big bucks to live in california. we have very, very nice conditions for you today. you can give your heater and ac a break, but you might be kicking on the ac through this upcoming weekend. let's check out a live look of san jose this morning. we did have a little bit of marine layer formation. that's all that's left, and it's clearing quickly. good air quality holding on to that. and throughout the weekend, temperatures are going to climb. if you're looking for the warmer weather, we've got it for you as of tomorrow, 51 degrees in livermore, nice mild start, you don't even need a jacket.

even up in novato, by noon, temperatures in the 60s and low 70s inland and we'll round out the day with the 80s in the warmest inland cities across the bay even with an area of low pressure, broad area just to our north. now, what will happen is we'll see a weak disturbance come through as we head throughout the day. it's going to fall apart once it gets into the bay area. for us, that's going to keep the winds in place. keep that medicine handy or limit your outdoor activity for one more day. by tomorrow, though, high pressure takes control. we're going to lose a lot of that wind. it will get very warm, though. temperatures in the 90s. and don't forget, you can catch those giants right here on nbc bay area tonight. it's going to be a big game. we have full coverage for you starting at 7:00. and i think winds will be a factor. pretty strong winds expected between 15 and 20 miles per hour out of the west-northwest that could carry that ball straight out to the cove. and tomorrow, adopt-a-thon. if you've ever thought about adopting an animal, we are seeing shelters across the area

letting you adopt those animals for free tomorrow. i'll be out at oakland animal services. 68 degrees at 10:00 a.m., 70 at noon, help local animals be bay area proud. 78 degrees in livermore, tomorrow, the mid-80s return and the upper 80s by sunday. and we're talking 90s, mid-90s by monday, holding on to that spring sizzle as we head through tuesday and we're going to level off just a touch for wednesday into thursday. good news is the u.s. open, we're going to have a little bit cooler weather for all those major golfers heading out here. >> we'll keep you posted on the forecast and traffic. here's mike for that. >> taking you back to the city, folks, for this issue that continues to go on for cesar chavez street. southbound 101, as you get off at cesar chavez street, heading over to 280 connecting between the two, that road will have roadwork continuing. guardrail repair shut down until

possibly noon. there will be confusion on the streets. all in the area, just plan on delays and avoid that interchange just under 101 if you can because that's what's going on after the early morning accident involving the trailer that dislodged from its big rig there. also 880 northbound at oak street, just got word that they may have to close that off ramp yet again after another accident. this time a hit-and-run happening there and maybe one lane closed as you're approaching. but no major slowing through the area. we do have some slowing here because of the metering lights held up at the toll plaza, that's pretty standard for the bay bridge, though. slowing northbound 238, as well, just as you're approaching the flyover, an accident happening in the last few minutes causing considerable slowdown back to 580. we'll continue to follow this scene, this car overturned, the pole taken out there as they had a collision at westbound silver creek valley boulevard, silver creek valley road approaching hellyer. it is open past the scene. >> i heard that car is actually a truck.

that's how badly -- isn't it amazing? all right 6:51 right now. a san francisco organization that helped the community is one of ten groups competing in a big-money contest. >> they still need help. help is just a click away. >> reporter: the fun meter is on high at the summer camp. it fills up fast. these brothers are interns and saying it's a great place to learn. >> i'd rather occupy my summer helping out like kids and stuff than going home and just being lazy and bored. >> the price can't be beat. it's free along with other programs like band, class, and senior classes. it's near a san francisco playground, but the office nearby is cramped, inefficient, and the floor unsafe. >> especially the carpeting and anyone can just trip over. so we basically just need some help with redoing the space so

more community members could find it more enjoyable. >> the computer lab is small. the apple computers were donated, be uh they sit on folding tables and community groups have to jockey for space. workers are shoulder-to-shoulder. so the center is competing with a handful of others. for a $50,000 makeover. >> i think they should like, get more -- this program should have a little bit more money to get more programs so they can have more people to be with other people and experience with each other. >> they're asking for online votes and got a shout on the jumbo tron at the giants' game after 12 years of ripped up carpet and patched up walls, they hope the coffee giant will deliver the wake-up. >> we really hope that, you know, through this campaign that more people would know about us and, you know -- >> in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news.

>> it's not too late. you can vote for the beacon center online. head to smbc.org for the link, voting ends at 9:00 tonight. tomorrow's graduation at a high school will be overshadowed by controversy. 51 students have been suspended for a senior prank that the principal of brentwood's heritage high calls vandalism. the students walked around campus with painted feet tied -- and they even tied a lamb to a light pole. the paint was washable, the lamb was not hurt, but the students were prevented from taking finals this week which impacts their grades and will not be allowed to walk in tomorrow's graduation ceremony. well, a pair of peninsula teenagers has been busted for burglary thanks to apple's icloud. police arrested a 16-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl for stealing an ipad in may. now they found them after the suspects took a picture of themselves. the picture automatically uploaded to the owner's cloud

account helping the owner and police find the two. a personal trainer on the peninsula is in legal trouble this morning after a search warrant turned up tens of thousands of prescription pills inside his palo alto home. works at peak performance gym in menlo park. he was arrested yesterday after investigators found $250,000 worth of narcotics in his home. the drugs included vicodin, percocet, valium, along with steroids and the drug ecstasy. the investigators say ramos was ordering the drugs from other countries and reselling them. the wife of ross mirkarimi is fighting back. she's accusing mayor ed lee of misconduct after releasing what she calls private video. nbc bay area obtained court papers filed by ileana lopez' attorney. the video in question shows lopez shortly after her new year's eve confrontation with her husband. the video was released to the public last week. now, in the filing, the attorney

claims the video has gone viral and any attempt to secure a protective order is because of its prevalence online. she says lopez' privacy has been shattered. we reached out to the mayor's office. he has yet to respond. this morning an east bay woman is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet. two groups were arguing thursday night near sycamore drive and mandarin way when gunfire broke out. a woman standing nearby was hit by a bullet. police say she wasn't involved and she is expected to be okay. the suspects are still on the loose. the man accused of murdering sierra lamar has a new lawyer. attorney ken mandel will no longer defend garcia-torres. the public defender's office declared a conflict of interest after it discovered the office was also representing his father. garcia is charged with 13 counts of child sex abuse in an unrelated case.

the alternate defender will take over the garcia-torres case. concord police say they've completed their investigation, and this morning, they are recommending manslaughter charges against a teenage driver who killed a father and daughter. bob redell live with what happens now. good morning, bob. >> well, good morning. it goes to the d.a.'s office, it will be up to the district attorney's office on whether to charge this 17-year-old driver with vehicular manslaughter for the deaths of a father and his 9-year-old daughter who are riding down the sidewalk on easter weekend. you can see that workers are still fixing the damage done to this building after the teen's cadillac escalade rammed into it. police say he was speeding down the boulevard here when his suv jumped the curb and hit soloman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter. both were killed, his 12-year-old daughter was also hurt, but she survived. one factor the d.a. will take in consideration, was the teen

distracted when this accident happened? was he texting or talking on his cell phone? and if he is going to be charged, will he be as an adult? or a juvenile? it could take the d.a. a while to come up with the decision, the concord police tell us there is a lot of evidence for that office to consider. reporting live here in concord, bob redell, "today in the bay." and we follow breaking news out of the south bay. a shooting at a karaoke bar has left a man dead. live on the scene since 4:30 this morning. good morning. >> reporter: marla, good morning. the coroner removed the body of the victim 24-year-old victim about half an hour ago. he has not been identified at this point. and police will not say if the shooter, the gunman is still at large or if he has been arrested at this point. one witness told me here in the 2100 block, again, that he heard of a fight outside an parking lot of the karaoke bar and then after that there was the shooting. there are several evidence markers around the body out here

at the crime scene this morning. presumably several gun shots were fired at the victim. no identity yet, we will bring more information to you as it becomes available. for now, one man is dead, san jose's 18th had homicide of the year. we're live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> thank you, damian. 6:59, want to get a check of the forecast, christina loren, looking nice this morning. >> yeah, looking good for today, and then temperatures soar into the weekend. today, 77 inland, 85 tomorrow, and then tomorrow, the upper 80s. we meet back here on monday, we could be talking temperature records. let's check your drive once more with mike. >> southbound 101 as you're getting off at cesar chavez, guardrail work possibly until noon. northbound 880 at oak street, the off ramp closed because of another accident. this time a hit-and-run keeps that closed and the metering lights are on. back to you. >> a quick reminder, we do not have an 11:00 a.m. show