olympic club, coming up festivities under way for the u.s. open. the practice round. we'll take a look coming up. >> and the oakland police department is looking to boost its ranks, today is the deadline to get your application in. i'm christie smith. details in a live report. >> and we're still over a week out from the official start of summer, but today looks like the hottest of the year so far. temps in the 60s, headed to the triple digits. your forecast is in moments. >> if you are headed to the bay bridge toll plaza you're all right for 24 but the rearview mirror, looking at a closure for 680. >> in the meantime, it's been beautiful across the bay area as we take a gorgeous look outside. it's monday, june 11, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us.

5:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. a big event in the bay area has businesses seeing green thanks to the golf green. the u.s. open is is expected to pump $100 million into the local economy. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo is live near san francisco's olympic club on what the surrounding community and the crowds can expect. damian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. everybody is excited here in daly city and surrounding areas. tiger woods has the first tee time at 7:00, of course that's the practice round. he'll play with casey martin who also made golf history with his disability. everyone is excited around the olympic club. getting here, however, is going to be a challenge. police are warning about gridlock on john daly boulevard. 45,000 people are expected on the boulevard each of the next seven days. including skyline boulevard, in all the tournament is expected to bring in $100 million to the

local economy. for the locals, we'll take the gridlock, especially if it means golfers and fans might stop by. >> coming into town is going to be great for daly city. we upped staff because we plan on crazy schedules. >> reporter: if you are coming to the tournament, organizers encourage you to park at candlestick park and take the free shut tool the tournament. if you are coming via b.a.r.t., the colma b.a.r.t. station will have free shuttle service. i was at the 2010 u.s. open at pebble beach. last year rory mcelroy won so it's a couple of years since the americans took the top spot. live outside the olympic club,

anha ba>> nku.yoji orstay area for f weuint ovngineer cf agth oent u .ek week. bc f theons for the sinrttarsg nbcbayarea.com for more information on this week-long event. >> 5:03. a fresh drop of apple products make their debut in san francisco. tim cook will take to the stage to kick off the company's annual software developer's conference. apple will reportedly announce a new operating system. last year the big announcement was the addition of the virtual assistance for the iphone. so, will apple show off a new iphone mod snl scott mcgrew will fill us in. plus a live report from the must kony center. >> if you are looking for a new career the oakland voice department is looking for applications.

the deadline is today. christie smith is live in oakland with what potential applicants need to know. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. as you said the first thing they need to know is today is the application deadline to become a police officer trainee and this is a big step forward for the oakland police department. it has struggled in recent years to keep its numbers up. according to one estimate, right now oakland only has about 650 police officers on their force because of budget cuts. they had to reduce staff and because of attrition, that's down from 840 officers just four years ago. in march nearly 1,000 hopefuls lined up for the chance to become police officers and there were only about 50 spots available. there is still a long way to go. the accident now looking at two upcoming police academies, i checked online and for those who meet the deadline and requirements, the written exam at the end of this month,

officer trainees are paid about $4900 a month in the academy. there are a number of minimum qualifications, you must have a high school diploma or g.e.d., be 21 at the time of graduating, have a valid california i.d., no felony convictions or convictions that would prevent you from carrying a gun, just naming a few. that expected to get started some time this summer. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:05. shot in the throat while out for a drive. this morning a woman is lucky to be alive after a burst of violence. the 57-year-old woman says she heard a loud popping sound and realized that her throat was bleeding sunday morning. the bullet passed through the rear passenger door and the headrest before hitting her. she managed to drive herself to the hospital where she's now in

stable condition. she didn't see other cars at the time. there is no reason to believe the woman was targeted. >> three union city men face murder charges in current weather conditions a deadly shooting at a south bay night spot. 18-year-old jimmy and andy ho and 19-year-old johnny lai were booked over the weekend. police say they were involved in a shooting at a bar. a 25-year-old man was shot to death during an argument. investigators believe the attack was gang related. this was san jose's 18th homicide of the year. >> details on a home invasion that left four dead. police believe the alleged gun man was one of those killed. a husband and wife along with a guest were found shot to death. another person visiting is in critical condition. a neighbor who heard the commotion confronted the suspect. >> there was gun fire exchanged and the suspect is now deceased.

>> there were no signs of forced entry into the home which leads them to believe the residents likely knew their killer. >> new video in to our newsroom of a woman being rescued from a sinking car. this is video shot by a passerby. you can make out the woman trying to climb out of the window when the car started to sink. several jumped in the water to help. they were able to get that woman out of the car with barely a scratch. the sheriff's office is investigating. it's not clear how the woman's car ended up in the water. look at it go down so quickly. she managed to make it out alive. >> high temperatures are prompting high alerts about fire danger here in the bay area. add to that the wind and it's shaping up to be an early fire season. we've seen several fires break out since friday including this

one near highway 87 and kertner avenue. >> firefighters say they have not seen anything like this in the past five years. >> our fire season really from 2011 really extended well into 2012. other than a respite in march and april we've pretty much been watching the weather and seeing a rot of the fire season conditions throughout the wintertime. >> of course, typically the busiest season in the bay area does not come until late summer and early fall. >> but now this week we're going to get hit hard. it's going to be hot. >> it's going to feel like one of the hottest days in the summer like we see in august or september. i put the triple digits on the map. that's unusual here. we have the cooling off the pacific, the marine layer so customed to this month but not seeing that.

we have not had that, it's been as clear as a bell, same thing, 58 in livermore, at 57 in san mateo. temperatures are going to climb up to 82 by noon. this is your noon reading in palo alto. livermore today 97 degrees. 101 in fairfield. 100 in gilroy. so as you can imagine we're getting a very rapid fire season. it's happened much earlier. the first official day of sum ser the 20th, so you want to keep that in mind. you want to practice fire safety f. you have a barbecue, have a camp ground, monitor your fire and make sure it's put out before you leave it. also a good idea to check fluids in your car. >> and in yourself as well. you have to wait on the road you get uncomfortable. no waiting here now. the construction crew has

cleared. north of rudier to highway 24, no more slowing right around that interchange. great start for the walnut creek drive. south to san ramon and 580 shows a 15 minute drive. heading over to the maze, construction on 880 looks like it's cleared from downtown. the area i circled westbound 80 to 580 there was a connector issue, sound likes the sign is confusing. traffic is flowing fight away from the bridge, you do have a little more construction. watch for slowing, a couple of lanes affected. a live look shows you oakland to the south of that map, a nice flow south with the headlights all the way to the san mateo bridge. there is survey work going on.

back to you. thank you very much. >> a muni bus route will hit the road. the 83-x mid market express bus from the caltrain station in solma to the station on market street. the new line only runs during peak commute hours from 7:00 to 11:00 in the morning and 4:00 to 8:00 at night monday through friday. >> the public get as chance to sound off about a light rail extension. they are asking for feedback on the project and its draft impact statement. it would run along capital expressway between the existing alum rock station. the meeting is at 5:30 at the evergreen community center. >> 5:11. it sees you when you're sleep g

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happening now, live look from bellefonte, pennsylvania, awaiting the arrival of jerry sandusky to court. he is accused of sexually assaulting ten victims over a 15-year period. we'll keep tabs on it. >> tweeting may reveal more than just your thoughts according to "the new york times." twitter takes note when people use the service. people around the world tweet at

different times in their day. new yorkers tend to tweet during their work days, but across the globe in japan, there is very little tweeting during business hours. the same could be said in brazil where use of the service drops off after lunch time. >> lots of people that twitter about the apple conference. scott mcgrew, that company is able to get people speculating. >> we don't expect really startling new announcements, just improvements on current technology. tim cook will make his address to apple developers this morning. we'll probably hear about updates to the operating system on iphone, ipad, including tying facebook closer in to the operating system. that will make it more useful. what we won't see is an apple tv set. there has been speculation. we're talking an actual television, not just a little box. we'll go live in a couple of minutes here.

a five-week long slide on the stock market turned around. kila tauschy is live at world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. american airlines ceo says he is not concentrating on a merger with u.s. airways despite union pressure. but he still expects american to exit bankruptcy at the end of the year unless the carrier's unions don't veto that a. judge will decide whether american can void its current labor contract. the flight attendants union broke off talks. we have futures higher, investors reacting to spain's deal to get $125 billion from the eu. this makes spain the fourth country to seek aid. joining greece, ireland and portugal. that has caused european markets to go higher. we have no u.s. data coming out today but we get reports this

week on producer and consumer prices. stocks are coming off their best week of the year, the dow rising 93 to 12,554 t nasdaq rising to 2858. it could be the the most expensive steak lunch. this year's charity luncheon to dine with warren buffett raised $3.46 million. the winner who will have lunch with buffett and up to seven friends is choosing to remain anonymous. proceeds go to the bay area foundation. a nice gig if you can get it. >> a nice charity as well. thank you much. you remember last week linked in confirmed that hackers had gotten access to pass words. the company says it was able to solve the problem, it's reset the pass words for everyone affected. weirdly enough, linked in says no one's account was accessed so

if this was prank. >> the hackers didn't take advantage. >> they could have spruced up a few resumes. >> thanks, scott. >> i'm going to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. a lot of barbecuing. >> if you will be barbecuing, only you can prevent forest fires. you want to keep a close eye, make sure that barbecue is all the way out before you leave it. 58 in livermore. something that we had over the course of the weekend that we're not going to have as much of is the winds, a cool breeze, turning stagnant. 57 in san mateo so not a lot of relief off the pacific ocean. our winds are offshore so we've got the warming trend, almost uniform conditions just about as warm in oakland as it will be in some your shore cities that get much warmer like fremont and oakland will be comparable

today. throughout the afternoon these winds are rather calm. for us that means you need to turn on the fan or find some way to seek the shade. by noon temperatures exceeding, 80s and 90s today. i'm talking about the upper 90s, even triple digits in the warmest city of the bay. at the coast temperatures in the 80s, upper 70s. take a look at this. oakland, 86 degrees for you. typically it's cooler than fremont. won't be the case. uniform conditions. throughout the rest of the week, temperatures drop off, 90 degrees by tuesday, 81 wednesday. that's weather. a look at your drive with mike. >> out to the roadways, 780 off of interstate 80. the opposite direction, there is activity just reported no. major

injuries but we have that disturbing the flow. a light volume. keeps things moving. eastbound 90 over to the carquinez bridge, no accidents, i'll track that and let you know if it's an issue. look at this. westbound out of antioch, we have that overpass and sounds like it's open. see if that affects the flow. right now the speeds dip around elk street. getting ready for the 530 -- a live look at the south bay. a volume of traffic. this is why we have no major slowing. a light volume. back to the maps, we warned about the u.s. open at olympic club so 35 at skyline a mess. if you don't have to drive to thor use the shuttles damian

told you about. here scott talked about the apple conference that will be an issue, keep that in mind. >> 5:21. why the wrecking ball could come down on a south day landmark. s in its place since the cold war. >> this little guy is down to 8. the ki ttten'sry for help, stuck 18 pipe. >> a live look outside, beautiful morning across the bay area. you look cool temperatures.en hello?

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meteorologist christina loren, but expect another hot day around the bay area. it's 5:23. >> a relic from the cold war could soon be turned into a d park. the mid peninsula regional district considering demolishing an old air force station on mount umunhum. in its place a new park for hikers and campers would be built. plans to take town a radar tower are delayed pending study. a vote on the proposal is expected tomorrow. >> grab your swim suit and sun screen, a popular east bay swimming pool is reopening in time for summer. the public pool at pittsburg's buchanan park will be back in business. the swim center has been closed for three years during a $1.5 renovationsu project. the pool reopens at noon on saturday. >> that will be perfect timing. especially because the temperatures certainly rising. let's check the forecast.

>> great summer job, lifeguard at a public pool. i always liked those guys. temperatures are mild t start. we're headed toward a warm afternoon. and tomorrow morning i think we'll wake wake-up the 70s on your map at this time. 61 in san jose, 58 degrees to start out in san jose, excuse me, in san francisco. as we head through noon we'll be at 89 inland, up to 96 at 4:00 p.m. it's going to be a hot one. we've got a cooldown on the seven-day coming up. first your drive with mike. >> the commute is heating up in the sense there are more cars and slowing. into livermore we have more slowing showing up on our sensors so the speeds have kicked the colors over toward yellow. we have a 15 or 16-minute drive. also at the dublin interchange, 580, 680, sounds like a tire is in the lanes. let you know if there are traffic breaks. a blip through sunol. south bay, still clear but 87 shows slowing. watch it. back to you.

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>> new apple announcements. we'll have a preview ahead. >> reporter: if you ever wanted to become an oakland police officer now is your chance. i'll tell you about an application deadline that is today. that story coming up. >> it's a back-to-work monday. welcome to the hottest day of the year so far. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. we're talking about the 90s inland, the 80s bay side and the 70s at the coast. your full forecast and when we're going to cool off. >> with the hotter temperatures likely to see more motorcycles on the road. sun comes up, 880 moves through oakland but i have a tire in the lanes. we'll give you the latest whether we have traffic breaks. i'll check those out coming up. >> can you spot motorcyclists from this shot? no, it's too far off in the

distance. a nice shot of the bay bridge as the sun begins to rise on this monday morning. traffic moving along fine into san francisco. june 11, "today in the bay." good morning. 5:30. i'm marla tellez in for jon kell kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this marning, can apple continue to top itself that is the question ahead of today's developers conference in san francisco. we have team coverage of today's apple announcement. "today in the bay's" live at the center in san francisco. we begin with scott mcgrew. scott, how big is this big announcement supposed to be? >> you know, any time, the biggest company in the united states says anything it's going to be big. that said we do expect incremental improvements, to the operating system that runs ipad and iphone, perhaps the much

forgotten ipod touch as well. all mobile products and mobile has become the growth driver in the past few years. no one's done quite as well on mobile as apple itself. we're going to have team coverage. you mentioned we'll be talking to mccalla. there has been talk about an apple television as well as we were talking. we don't think that's going to happen today. probably new map books. map books pro is an expensive high end level. tim cook will do his best to be steve jobs. he has been announcing various things. he's gotten the hang of this. and apple continues to capture our imagination though there is probably no huge, huge announcement this morning. >> okay, scott. we know that laura is looking forward to the new mac book.

5:31. today, closure for a heartbroken mother who lost her husband and two sons in a gang shooting. edwin ramos will be sentenced for killing anthony and his sons michael and matthew. they were driving home from a family gathering when prosecutors say ramos mistook one of them for a rival gang member and opened fire from another car. one son survived. >> funeral services will be held for a south bay teen killed while visiting his grandmother in oregon. nick had finished his sophomore year in mountain view. last monday police say his uncle used a hunting rifle to shoot the teenager and his grandmother who also died. police say the 41-year-old man confessed to the shooting. no word yet on his motive. >> today is the last day to get your application in for the

oakland police department looking to hire officer trainees for an academy this summer. christie smith is live with how many they are looking to fill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. i was looking at the job description online. if you are up for it, it says that you patrol the streets of oakland and are a first responder in most emergency situations, so you would have to secure the scene. today is the deadline to get your application in for police officer raining for oakland police department. the first step, really a step forward for the city which has had to reduce staffing. one estimate is that oakland has about 650 officers down from 840. some of these new recruits will back officers who are retiring. there will be at least two

acade academies. in march nearly 1,000 hopefuls lined up for a chance at 50 spots. they took the written test. i just checked lpd jobs.com, have at least a high school diploma, be 21 at the time of graduation from the academy. have a valid california driver's license. the academy is expected to start sometime late this summer. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> perhaps if you're heading out to play some involve it's a nice day, it's going to be hot. christina, i know you are hosting a golf charity. >> how do you know that? >> catholic charities. >> my goodness, you two blow my mind. yes, i'm proud to be the host of that, that's tonight. if you with plans to be throwing the ball around or any summer

excitement, because kids are now out. stay hydrated. exexhaustion is likely if you're not staying highway drated. hottest day of the year. beautiful live look. sun is coming up. our days are much longer. it's going to be warm and temperatures are not going to be comfortable. waking up with the upper 50s and 60s. tomorrow i think we'll see 70s. 57 degrees to start out in sunnyvale. crisp and cool right now. this might be the best time. by june, 89 degrees. if means if you want to stay cool maybe you don't have air conditioning, you want to fark in the shade. your car will get 20 degrees warmer. we like to remind people if you are involving around with 4 pet you bring him back indoors --

also you want to get anything out that could held from heat. which cities could be breaking records. here is mike. >> looking at a nice drive. i'm slowing a slowdown as we look at the middle. westbound 80 as you approach the bay bridge. 40s and 50s just showing up heading in toward emeryville. no incidents but earlier crews may be clearing so we'll check on that. the exclamation point. we'll take a look past the policy come with the taillights, heading up to downtown. reports of tire debris so we'll -- and no traffic breaks and they are sending a crew out there. no slowing yet. back to the maps, across the bay, the bay bridge is fine. in moscone we have the worldwide developer's conference, wig announcements inside and traffic, will have that for you

as well. the u.s. opensh that's at the olympic club, skyline that will affect north of john daly boulevard and south of the zoo, also affect 19 getting off at 280, likely a lot will use that to the east. here is the south bay. bottom of the screen, the 50s show up for 87 heading fort up toward kirkner. we've seen that the last 15 to 20 minutes. i'll follow this and let you know if there are changes for the south bay. >> all right. even though we're talking a lot of golf it is game day for 49er season ticket holders who want seats at the new stadium. starting today, current season ticket holders can start making their selections. but first things first, they must buy a stadium's builder's

license to reserve their spot. it's a one-time fee ranking from $2 thousz to $20,000. 49ers stadium is set to open in 2014. so you got to be a fan with some deep pockets. >> i was going to say. you really have to be a dedicated -- >> not only that but it is expensive for a lot of people, long time ticket holders. that's a lot of football. >> 5:38. still ahead, an obama administration official busted in back-to-back hit and run crashes. the latest in a probe. >> scandal at penn state, live at day one of the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. we'll have the latest ahead. >> and we'll take you live outside, this is a live look, oyster point, san francisco bay. then down in the south bay,

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welcome back everyone. taking a live look outside. a gorgeous morning across the bay area. clear skies, nice start no matter where you are. temperatures rising. we'll check the forecast with christina. 5:41. >> an out-of-control fire in colorado is still burning this morning. about 8,000 acres are now on fire, about 25 miles northwest of ft. collins. emergency workers sent out 800 notices to residents warning they may have to evacuate.

ten buildings are damaged but no injuries have been reported. so far no word on the cause. >> also, a large wild fire in new mexico has already burned more than 26,000 acres. hundreds of people are forced from their homes as firefighters try to get a handle on the flames. 36 buildings and 40 square miles are burned in the lincoln national forest. timber, dry grass and steep slopes make it hard to fight the fire. >> now to a developing story, cabinet member facing felony charges. police near l.a. found commerce secretary john bryson alone and unconscious after allegedly hitting two cars in separate accidents. tracie potts live on capitol hill this morning on the trouble that he's facing now. good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. here's how the l.a. sheriff's department says it went down. apparently bryson, after being in town for a business speech at his daughter's alma mater was

driving saturday just after 5:00, hit a car that was standing still waiting for a train, there were three people in the car, no major injuries. witnesses say he got out and they talked about exchanging information but then he got back in his car, he seemed confused, got back in his car and hit the car again as he backed out to get around it and keep going. that car then followed him another two miles, calling 911, while they were following him. turns out he hit another car the sheriff's office said with a man and woman again, minor injuries, minor damage to the car but he was unconscious at the wheel when they found him. they took him to the hospital, he is facing a citation for felony hit and run. significant here, early in the investigation officers are saying the sheriff's office is saying there was no indication that drugs and alcohol were involved. >> has the obama administration come out to say anything? >> reporter: we're waiting this morning to see whether the commerce department or perhaps

the white house or the president directly will have comment. surely they have to have some sort of comment. >> tracie potts, thanks for the latest. >> it is 5:44 now. a manhunt is under way in alabama after a shooting at an off-campus party killed two former auburn football players. a fight broke out at an apartment clubhouse saturday. 22-year-old desmomte leonard began shooting, killing three and wounding three others. among the wounded current player eric mack whose injuries are not life threatening. police have not revealed the motive for the shooting but reports say the fight was over a woman. >> they are victims of a brutal shooting. >> leonard fled the scene in the white chevrolet where he abandoned near montgomery. investigators are focussing the

search in the montgomery area. >> two american students walked out after new zealand wilderness after a snowstorm trapped them. they survived by rationing trail mix and warming themselves in hot springs. both men are students at the university of wisconsin, studying abroad for a semester. they had planned to hike and camp for a few days but heavy rains and snow prevented them from being able to cross a river and return. >> new this morning, opening statements get under way in the sex abuse trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky. chris palone is live with a preview for us. >> reporter: good morning, laura. jerry sandusky arrived at the court house in bellefonte, pennsylvania about 25 minutes ago. he and his attorneys are expected to meet with the judge to take care of some housekeeping before the trial gets under way. sandusky is charged with sex abuse. prosecutors are expected to call eight alleged victims to the

stand to testify against him. the first one expected to go up today after opening statements is being called victim number 4, he's expected to testify today that he was molested by jerry sandusky more than 50 times, of course sandusky is charged with molesting ten young men over a period of about 15 years. the defense's strategy looks like it's going to be to discredit the witnesses claiming that they are looking to file civil lawsuits against sandusky to get money from him but right now it looks like there are at least eight witnees lined up to testify against him. >> there is strength in numbers. these other eight who are going to say the same thing over and over, the same pattern of grooming and what they claim happened to them, will tend to corroborate all of the others. >> reporter: and the judge has declined to sequester jurors in the trial meaning they will be free to go home at the end of each day. the trial could last several

weeks. the judge expects it to go to the end of the month. >> it will be interesting one to follow. >> say good morning to this year's emcee of the catholic charities golf tournament today in san jose. meteorologist christina loren. >> that's right. hope they brought their a game. i can't even golf f. you are doing anything outdoors proud to be helping out with catholic charities. we do a lot for the community. they actually help feed the hungry so i'm happy to be part of that. if you are outdoors golfing, any sort of working outdoors, even delivering the mail, yes, we've got your back, drink lots and lots of water because temperatures are mild to start and we're headed to the hottest day of the year so far. the triple digits. and we could be talking about significant temperatures. we could be smashing records. as we head throughout this afternoon, week not hit summer yet and we're talking about the triple digits, very dry pattern.

and we have kind of a stagnant air mass so you want to keep that in mind. we had a cool breeze. you can open up the windows but it's not going to do much for you. hot inland tomorrow. we're going to drop off temperatures significantly. you want to hit the beach, well t warmest day of the week to do so. 74 degrees, northwest about 5 to 10 miles per hour. like i said, not a lot of wind. you want to make sure you put on sun screen if you're headed out. the high uv index and takes about 15 minutes to burn. santa cruz today, the warmest beach city really comfortable conditions but make sure you're aware, 17 will be packed though it's a work day for some. 92 in san jose, 97 in livermore. 101 degrees in fairfield. that means you need to drink lots of water. the good news is we're going to drop off by 5 to 10 degrees as of tomorrow. another 10 degrees by wednesday

getting more of that natural fog in the morning. by thursday, sunshine returns and the climb begins again as we head to father's day weekend. 90 degrees. speaking of our favorite dad who does traffic, here he is. >> that's the best qualifier ever. i'm the favorite dad that does traffic on nbc bay area. don't you forget it. looking to the peninsula moving nicely. my two favorite major interstates north-south in the area. 280 though there is a report of a tire, debris or a tire in the third lane so chp might have to do a rolling traffic break. that's the only thing for the peninsula. smooth drive across the bridge, the dumbarton and san mateo bridge. the earlier debris, oakland, oak street, that has been cleared. westbound, the earlier slowdown around emeryville has cleared, heading to the bay bridge, now the volume starts to build. a live look and show you what it's like at the toll plaza.

these folks are slowing as they approach. that means about a dozen cars in each of those lanes. the metering lights are not on yet. back out to the maps, how things are shaping up. antioch, looking at 14. heading over to somersville, but sounds like the widening project open add few more lanes on the overpace. it may easing but we'll see if that changes the next couple of days. livermore, slowing through and here at the dublin interchange we had an earlier tire there. a lot of tires on the road this morning. they cleared without further incidence. back to you. >> thanks so much. once an olympic hopeful, a uc student has a chance to be part of the game through service. kylen grew up dreaming of competing in the olympic games

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in 2000 he became ceo of apple the second time. he died of cancer last october. no word when the film will be out in theaters. >> scott, some fear the movie will do to job what is the social network did to mark zuckerberg. >> i think it's a legitimate concern. movies add in drama so some at apple are concerned with the steve jobs movie a well-acted scene or interpretation of some point in apple history in the movie will replace our memory of what actually happened. other news, "the wall street journal" asking some hard questions about the head of the nasdaq omx. he came to menlo park for the opening of the nasdaq for facebook, then got on a plane to

head east. he was unavailable when facebook's ipo didn't launch on time due to problems at the nasdaq. the paper says he didn't know about the crisis at all during the five-hour flight because the united flight he was on didn't have wi-fi. the best trading days of the year last week on the market bringing the dow back in the black for 2012. things look promising today as well. thanks to a bail-out of spanish banks. we sometimes -- all of them have a big bailout. of the european country, spain's problems probably the closest to ours, low interest rate, housing bubble, the thing collapsed, people couldn't repay the banks. >> thank you very much. a lot of pigs unfortunately. still ahead, tee time, live as

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