jacket. temperatures in the 90s inland t the 80s bay side and the 70s even right at the coast. your full forecast in moments. >> we have your typical slow pattern for the tri-valley but a new accident in concord may tie up major roadways. we'll give you the latest on that situation. >> here is a live look at the current conditions in san francisco on this monday, june 11th, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. it's straight up 6:00. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning, 16 people left homeless by an apartment fire. it happened near port chicago highway and willow pass road. three apartments badly damaged. it started by an unattended barbecue. >> we have new video to show you this morning that passerbys raced to the aid of a woman in a

sinking car. look at this cell phone video last night along the oakland estuary. the woman is trying to climb out of the car window. several people jumped in to help. they were able to get the woman out with barely a scratch. it's not clear how the woman's car ended up in the water. >> what a rescue there. the oakland police department looking for a few good men and women is accepting applications to beef up its force but you have to hurry. christie smith is live in oakland with what is behind this latest hiring drive. >> reporter: good morning. today is the deadline if you want to submit an application to become a police officer trainee. this is a big step forward for the city of oakland and the police department which has struggled to keep its numbers up. one estimate is the oakland police department has about 650 officers, because of budget cuts they had to reduce staffing and

many retired so the number is down from 840 just four years ago. in march 1,000 lined up. there were 50 spots available. there is still a long way to go. the department looking at two police academies. i checked and each academy has close to 50 people. for those who meet the deed line and the requirements the written exam will be the end of the m. train yees are paid $4900 a month. there are a number of minimum qualifications, a high school diploma or ged, be at least 21 at the time of graduating, have a valid california driver's license, no felony convictions or convictions that would prevent you from carrying a gun. just naming a few of the requirements. a full academy is expected to start at the end of this summer. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the

bay." >> gun fire on an interstate. a woman is lucky to be alive. she was driving on i-80 early so realized realized she had be shot in the throat. police say she managed to drive herself to the hospital where she is in stable condition. the woman says she did not see other cars on the road at the time. officers say there is no reason to believe the woman was targeted. >> we're learning more about a home invasion that left four dead. the gunman was apparently one of the four killed. they also say the saturday night attack does not appear random. a husband, wife and their guest died, another visitor is in critical condition. a neighbor who heard the commotion confronted the suspect. >> gun fire exchanged between the two and the suspect is now deceased. >> police say there were no signs of forced entry into the home. >> opening statements just got

under way in the jerry sandusky trial. the former penn state football skoch accused of sexually abusing ten boys over 15 years. sandusky denies the allegations. we could get new detail this is morning. the prosecution and the defense have been under a gag order for months now. many of the alleged victims are expected to take the stand for the prosecution, once testimony begins. we'll have a live report from the courthouse coming up at 6:45. >> three men face murder charges in connection with a shooting in a night spot. 18-year-old jimmy and andy ho along with johnny lai were booked over the weekend. the three were involved in a shooting at a karaoke bar. a 25-year-old man was shot to death. investigators believe the attack was gang related. it was san jose's 18th homicide of the year. >> the fresh crop of apple products will make their debut.

tim cook will kick off the annual software developer's conference. couple will release a new operating system for the iphone, ipad and ipod touch. last year the big announcement was a virtual assistance for the iphone. scott mcgrew will fill you in. plus a live report from the center at 6:15. >> another big event has businesses seeing green thanks to golf green. the u.s. open is expected to pump $100 million into the local economy. what the crowds can expect, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. big crowds, they are closing down sky line dfld. and john daly boulevard. this is as far as you can get.

tiger woods he is off in unarea an hour followed by bubba watson. the open means big bucks for the local economy. businesses hope the pros and their fans stop by for a bite on their way out of or into the aurnment and there might be gridlock. police are warning there might be up to 45,000 people each day of the tournament. they are encouraging people to park at candlestick park and take a free shuttle to the club. no matter how you get here, local leaders know it will be a boost for the shops around town. >> historically what the u.s. open has shown is that it's able to generate north of $160 million. in montgomery county they were able to do that as well as

san diego. i would say here in the bay area, probably about 100 million. >> reporter: the first round of the u.s. open gets under way officially on thursday, and this is it. the international stage is set. all eyes from around the world will be here in san francisco. we mentioned this throughout the morning. i was at 2010 u.s. open when graeme mcdowell won the national tournament and last year rory mcelroy won. it's been a while since an beericansp.ot ayot m mspot. >> maybe you touheak me the .rto ys tour. alwaysal 07pe fo07.6:bc n bay with nbc bay a a intiontiing coveragefg at the. ivxthe oicub have nsteteve xtensive live coverage leadingi urt,th andth c e ch all of the play getspl under way. youan c check out nbcbayarea.com

on the event. you're heading out there. >> yeah. tuesday through friday as damion is doing for us this morning. i got to tell you meteorologist christina loren, i went out there yesterday it was perfect weather. >> survey the grounds. survey the grounds. okay. good morning to you. i'd be out there surveying the grounds as well. you know we're going to get good weather. a lot of people come into town. that fog that goes along with san francisco. we're not going to see a lot of it. 58 in concord, 56 in sunnyvale, 57 in san mateo. now we're at the 10th of june, 10 days from the start of summer, going to feel like summer. we still have good air quality. except for the east bay and the south bay. in moderate range, not roughering som unhealthy air

moss. not a lind and not a lot of -- i want to point this out if you don't have ac, open up the windows because it will be tot especially inland up to 80, 96. bay side perfect until noon. at the coast some of the best weather across the bay, pacifica, half moon bay, 75 at 4:00 p.m. your seven-day outlook does reveal a cool 0down. we'll get to that and your father's day numbers as wealth. here is mike. >> folks, we'll take you out to highway 4. typical slowing through antioch and tort us. there was whitening done. it doesn't look like a lot of change there. heard about an earlier accident reported at concord, that's

south of john mir, involving a big rig. maybe a smaller car. but the scene reported there now updated, it's the intersection of brentwood similar to where to talked about the fire in pittsburg. we have also a car accident, willow pass north of highway 4 in brentwood. this may involve a petition. we're tracking that as well as the lives involved. a look throughout. the live look shows you a lot of sun in your eyes. metering lights are on now so back to you with your mon morning backup. >> 6:10. a south bay transit agency wants to hear what you think about a light rail extension. the authority will host a public meeting for feedback and its draft entirnmental impact. it would run between existing alkanuc r and the east ridge transit center in san jose.

today's meeting, 5:30 at the ever green community center. >> inconcerns that construction of the bullet train could cause serious damage to the environment. a high speed rail project would harm air quality and wildlife a. wild array of actions are inning the effect. they will issue scientific findings that could impact the cause and the yesterday of construction. >> 6:11. coming up on today in the bay, the right to spend more money. >> how much you have to put down to get some of those keep cheats at the 49ers state stadium. >> >> we'll see a preview ahead. >> for the latest news, traffic, weather, at nbcbayarea.com. uc

good morning to you. here is a live look over san francisco. you can see the calm waters, though according to the flag it's a little breezy. we'll check that forecast with christina loren in a moment. >> the best app investors are meeting in san francisco. >> apple's annual developers conference gets under way this morning and business and tech reporter scott mcgrew says we can expect a crop of apple announcements. >> good morning. much of it are going to be incremental improvements to the great technology. improvements to the operating system that runs ipad, iphone, perhaps the much forgotten ipod touch. those are all mobile products and mobile has become the growth driver in the past few years. nobody's done it quite as well as apple when it comes to

mobile. there are other things, maybe new mac books. michaela, good morning to you. >> good morning, scott. >> i'm doing fine. there has been talk about an apple tv but i think you and i both expect that this is not going to be the case. >> reporter: i think we would love the fact that to have apple tv come out at this announcement later on this morning but we do not think that's the case. i want to bring in quickly roberto baldwin from wired here to talk more about the elusive apple tv. will we see a set this day? probably not. >> probably not a tv set. probably the apple tvspk, you'll see apps showing up on your apple tv, so television stations, any one can make an application that would stream and you'd be able to share whatever content you have. >> a lot of software at this announcement, scott. that's what we expect to here,

in addition to the io which we've seen banners inside this morning. >> you have a line out there? i know it's a super popular thing to go to and they line up early. >> reporter: we're on third and howard i'm told is about the other side from that line so a lot of people have been lining up since about 3:00 this morning and we can't see it from this point. >> fair enough. we'll continue to cover it throughout the day. thanks for being with us this morning. as far as coverage later, we'll cover it throughout the day, have it for you at 5:00 and 6:00. check nbcbayarea.com as well because we'll have live updates. >> we'll look forward to that. it's game day for 49ers season ticket holders who want to score seats at the team's new stadium in santa clara. starting today current season ticket holders can start making their selections. listen to this. they must buy a stadium

builder's license to reserve their spot. it's a one-time license fee ranging from $2,000 to $12,000. season ticket holders then pay $85 to $200 per game for a seat, in some cases double the price in a similar section at candlestick park. the stadium is set to open in 2014. pretty penny. >> when it does the fans are going to have much nicer conditions than at candle stick. >> find the light at the end of the tunnel. twice as much for tickets and more for football than for baseball tickets. good morning to you. whatever you're doing today make sure you're staying hydrated. it's going to be a hot one. the hottest day of the year so far. yesterday was hot. you probably had to use your ac inland at least overnight where temperatures are still close to 60. we're at 62 to start you out in

san jose headed to the 90s. livermore close to 100. concord, same for you. santa rosa dipping into mid-90s. this is the coolest point of the day so. if you have to get out. you want to the talk the bag the this is the time to do so. going to be hot, you need your sunglasses, you need that uv protection. you could burn being out for 5 to 10 minute you are someone who is prone. warmer by 5 degrees so we're soaring from yesterday. if you are looking for cooler weather, we have that midweek. you'll give your ac a break. by about wednesday, but high pressure is in control for today and tomorrow and for us that off shore flow, the winds are driving land to see. we're going to see pretty close temperatures. usually about a 10-degree difference. 86 in fremont.

86 in oakland and 78 degrees even in san francisco. downtown san francisco will likely hit the 80s. so you want to keep that in mind. a lot of pavement in the city. it's going to be hot. make sure you're dressing for that. as you get yourd ready for the day you don't need that many layers. 90 tomorrow so not as warm, then 81 degrees by wednesday, 82 on thursday, we're going to warm you back up just in time for father's day weekend. get your grill on, you'll be able to do so, 90 on sunday, 81 bayside and 71 degrees at the coast on fathers. here is mike. >> look to the tri-valley. we have the building commute. building out of the altamont pass livermore into pleasanton. things have sorted out so 580 at 680 moves smoothly now. smooth through sunol.

680 south to the south bay with no major issues. nice somebody route. the slow drive has sorted into the 50s, capital as well as north of 680 starting to see a slowdown up there. getting into the city, 280 and 101, but skyline at the john daly, that's going to be closed through the area past the olympic plub. the golf tournament, going to the tournament, from colma and candle stick. here where we're talking about the congestion at howard and third that will remain for the week as apple conference continues there. >> thanks so much. time to grab your swim suit and sun screen. a pool reopening in time for

summer. back in business this weekend as the swim center has been closed during a $1.5 million ren a vags project. the pool reopens to the public at noon on saturday. >> 6:21. bank overdraft fees are on the rise. "the wall street journal" says banks are raising fees. one bank tied them as my as 37. across the board fees rose at most banks by more than 10% in the past three years. >> 6:21. coming up it could be another embarrassment for the obama administration. why a cabinet member is in hot water with police near l.a. details are next. >> a live look that is alka tras. you can see the winds shaking the camera. we give you a live look so what

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are going to have to do it the old fashioned way when they recess. we'll find out a lot more information. >> a member of president obama's cabinet is facing charges for three crashes in southern california over the weekend. investigators say commerce secretary john bryson allegedly hit a car in the city of san gabriel rel saturday afternoon, then hit it again leaving the scene. police say he was involved in a third crash five minutes later in rosemead. he was found unconscious at the second scene before admitting him to the hospital. we got word from the l.a. county sheriff no alcohol or drugs came up in bryson's system during a test. he has been cited for felony hit and run. >> that's not the only problem president obama is facing. his campaign is in damage control after allegations the white house leagued classified information for political purposes. tracie potts joins us live with

the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's one of a couple of big issues that has the campaign and both the administration in damage control, that classified information national security information president obama denies that any one would have leaked that for political purposes. john mccain says it had to have come from inside the administration based on the nature of the info and they want to know who leaked it and why. general holder appointed two u.s. attorneys to look into it. republicans want independent counsel as they put zero credibility on capitol hill. the other issue the president dealing with the fallout of saying that the private sector is doing fine, mitt romney says it showed that he is out of touch with what's going on with the economy and he has two new ads out to prove that. >> thank you for the latest, tracie. >> the u.s. open starts today, looking up to see the

fundraising golf tournament that meteorologist christina loren, you're emceeing. the catholics charity. >> catholic charity. if you're playing golf grab two water bottles. already mild enough for no jacket, 62 degrees on the way to the upper 70s by noon by the bay. we'll check your drive with mike. >> the peninsula, northbound 280 at alpine reports of the earlier tire i told you about, sounds like they have to do a traffic break. just a pause. across the bay, both bridges looking good. >> thank you, mike. >> still to come on "today in the bay," some of the biggest stars in golf are in the area. that means big business, a live report coming up. er siwomand ulle hfrom g nk pulled from her siinnkg car. ca

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i'm damian trujillo outside the olympic club where security is tight for the u.s. open. preview is coming up. >> reporter: if you ever wanted to patrol the streets of oakland now is your chance. the oakland police department is hiring. today is no an important deadline. i'll explain coming up. >> it's the coolest part of the day, some cities in the 60s. we'll head toward the 90s inland. the 80s bay side and the 60s and 70s by the water at the coast today. hottest day of the year so far, your full forecast is moments away. >> and most folks, their commute will take them to the bay bridge t drive is moving smoothly. i'll show you the slowdowns and a couple of accidents on our report coming up. >> i'm going to show you a gorgeous look outside this morning. how is that. great way to start your monday morning, june 11th. this "today in the bay."

>> good morning. this is about 6:31. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning an overnight fire displaces 16 people in bay point. it happened near port chicago highway and willow pass road. it started around midnight and we're told it was started by a barbecue. three to four apartments were damaged. >> new video in, the woman being rescued by strangers as her car sinks into the oakland estuary. this is cell phone video shot by a passerby. you can see the woman trying to climb out of her car window when the car starts to go under. several people on the bank jump in and help get her to shore with barely a scratch. it's not clear how the car ended up in the water. >> tee time for tiger. a half hour away, the golf pros are in town for this week's u.s. open. damian trujillo is live in daly city gearing up. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

they are closing down the roads, skyline boulevard is closed here at john daily boulevard so if you have no which is up here near the olympic club, you may as well stay at home or take a shuttle. but yes, tiger woods is a headliner, he tees off in a half hour followed by bubba watson and in the cast of professionals taking the course here at the olympic club. and this area is really cashing in, excited about the tournaments locally. hundreds of millions of dollars are expected to pour into the local economy. police are warning about gridlock here in daly city and in surrounding areas. 45,000 people are expected to drive down john daly boulevard each day and that might be fine with the locals.

the conservative estimate by sunday the economy will receive a $100 million boost. >> coming into town and it's going to be raet for daly city. we upped staff because we plan on a crazy schedule. >> reporter: the draw is tiger woods even with all of the baggage he has been carrying with him. fans want to see if tiger will inch closer to jack nicklaus for most major wins. if you plan to attend, they encourage you to park at the parking lot at candlestick park and take a free shuttle. prom the colma station. we'rey live liveut tsi ohede . cl>> s club. >> stay with nbc bay aata for opntinuing cer t t open at themp oicly t.ubcl we'll have lee cag aer cll week evtenng eventyo inbs urtitn

nbcyos ortitaon forto tantna sginthrtay sdur tomena.ta sgin thaysdck che c c area.calm for more information. >> you wanted a career in law enforcement. now is your chance. >> today in the bay's christie smith is live with more on the department's search. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can go online or go pick up an application at city hall but the applications are due today. the entire hiring process is expected to take about 6 to 9 months. this is a big step forward for the oakland police department and the city of oakland. they had to reduce police staffing over the past couple of years. oakland has 650 officers down from 840 just four years ago but there is a long way to go. in terms of staffing. two academies are expected. typically the goal is about 40

for each. if you applied before there is a 30-day waiting period before you reapply. nearly 1,000 lined up for a chance at 50 spots. so here are a couple of things. you should have a high school sip plo ma. you should be at least 21 years old, have a valid california's driver's license and no felony convictions or others that would prevent you from carrying a gun. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:35. closure for a heart broken mother who lost her husband and two sons 18 gang shooting. edwin ramos will be sentenced today for killing 48-year-old anthony and his sons. they were driving home from a family gathering when ramos mistook one of them for a rival gang member and opened fire.

one son survived. >> funeral services for a south bay teen killed while visiting his grandmother. 16-year-old nick hatd just finished his sophomore year in mountain view. his uncle used a hunting rifle to shoot the teenager and his grond mother who also died. it happened near portland. the 41-year-old man confessed to the shooting. no word yet on his motive. >> we're talking about how the temperatures are going to creep up not only today but all week. >> we're going to cool off a touch toward the midsection to climb back up for the weekend. so not much heat relief. san francisco, look like you can see for smiles. what i did want to point out. a little bit of a shake.

you notice a little haze, that smag is -- we have off shore flow firmly in control. and for us that's going to bring your temperatures up from the 60s, upper 50s into the 90s in triple digits. right by the water and along the peninsula the best of it. 57 in can fran into the 70s hater on. so a filed mild start. really no breeze to tell you about. if you open up the windows in the house you want to run that fan because you're not going to see too much wind inland. warmer and sunny. 5 to 8 degrees warmer in cases. so it's going to be a hot 1. for today, hottest day of the week, of the year so far. this is what you need to know. 89 at noon inland, your forecast up to 96 in places like livermore at 4:00 p.m. pretty comfortable today.

we'll take through the seven-day. i have your father's day forecast as well, first out the front door on a good mote even on a monday. >> looking at 580 and we have no exception to your typical slowdown. not bad once you get to the middle of pleasanton and close to the interchange. it's really good right now. continuing through castro valley. northbound, 238 and southbound 880, slow down as you head toward the san date bridge. >> the wednesday wednesday looks clear. we have close to 25 minutes off the bridge. metering lights and golf aurnment is there. south of the zoo over san francisco. >> coming up on "today in the bay," the trial of former penn

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>> welcome back everyone. what a beautiful shot across the bay area.

that was taken today. sun is up, warming things up. that's for sure. could be pretty toasty inland. >> once an olympic hopeful, a uc-berkeley student has a chance to be part of the games through service. kylen grew up as a gymnast, dreaming of competing in the olympic games. an injury ended that dream but he didn't give up. he got involved in public service and created two nonprofit organizations. now the 19-year-old has been chosen by coca-cola to be part of the olympic torch relay. >> it's just a matter of finding your passion and combine with giving to others, that's kind of what i strive for and hope to do as i get older as well. >> he is double majoring hoping to stay in the bay area and open a socially minded business. we are 45 days from the start of the summer olympics and of course you can catch the action here on nbc bay area.

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>> here is a live look over san francisco. very calm conditions. another hot day in store around the bay area. we'll get a look at the forecast with christina loren coming up. >> 6:45. the the trial of former penn state football coach jerry sandusky is under way this

morning. describes live in bellefonte, pennsylvania with the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we have been informed by the court here that the trial has indeed begun. jerry sandusky, the former assistant coach at penn state is charged with 52 counts of child molestation. prosecutors are expected to bring eight alleged victims to the stand to testify, perhaps as early as today. that will begin. sandusky is accused of molesting ten children over the period of 15 years. prosecutors expect to go with some of their strongest evidence in one victim called victim number 4, he is expected to testify perhaps as early as today that sandusky molested him more than 50 times and tried to buy his silence with gifts. the defense for its part has been saying since december that they are looking into the backgrounds of these former

children who are going to testify against sandusky looking into a possible motive of obtaining money from civil suits. they are going to try to paint these alleged victims as conspirat conspirators. it's the latest here. the juniors are not sequestered. the trial is expected to last at least three weeks. $thank you, chris, for the latest. >> new this morning overseas in japan there are mounting calls to prosecute the top brass behind a stricken nuclear power plant. thousands of criminal complaints have been filed against company leaders who run the fukushima daiichi plant. they blame several dozen executives following the earthquake. complaint says leaders failed to prepare in an area known for natural disasters. >> also new we're learning it was a seizure that led to car

crashes involving the secretary of commerce on saturday. this is according to the commerce department. police say john bryson slammed his car into a buick around 5:00 p.m. saturday, then hit the car again when he left the scene. a third crash took place five minutes later. paramedics found bryson unconscious before admitting him to the hospital. we got word that alcohol was not found in his system and he has been cited for a felony hit and run. >> two american students walked out of a new zealand forest. >> they survived rationing trail mix and warming themselves in hot springs. both are students at the university of wisconsin studying abroad. they 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. >> they are lucky to have survived. if you don't like the heat

better find a cool place to survive. >> today is the hottest, mondays are more difficult so we're going to start out with the hottest day of the week. we'll get it out of the way by tomorrow, decreasing temps by 10 degrees on average so today talking about the potential for records. i wanted to show you a clear start over san jose. beautiful this morning. you can't see too much haze. there we go, thank you so much, guys. you can see a nice clear start, still in the moderate air quality range. and another beautiful shot at san jose as we head throughout the week. go ahead and open up your windows. still in the moderate range. good enough to breathe it in. we're expecting as we head to the end of the week it's going to be a hot one, sinking air, high pressure, not much wind, especially inland. keep that in mind. by tomorrow your temperatures

are starting out so mild, you don't need the jacket. you need ac as we head into temperatures falling into the mid-60s, even at the coolest point of the night. i think we're going to wake up with 70-degree readings tomorrow at this time. hot inland. feeling like one of those late august, september days. i wanted to bring you relief and fly you to the beach. pacifica, about 74 degrees, winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. winds aren't going to play much of a factor but you'll see a light sea breeze. you've got the day off, hit the boardwalk, santa cruz, 84 degrees. the ocean feels so good. 100. 101 in fairfield. tomorrow we're going to drop your temperatures off. more so wednesday into thursday. then friday high pressure builds in.

sunday father's day. 81 bay side and 71 degrees at the coast. he is a hard working dad. >> looking here, these folks working hard to get to work. highway 4 westbound shows slowing at l street. i don't know if this is contributing but in bay point an accident at willow pass road at port chicago highway. a bicycle or pedestrian was involved. i have no update on the status of the people involved other than the accident is still in the system so. that may cause a problem for the off ramp. that toward 242. traveling south through concord, 680 and 24 smoothing out of walnut creek. 27 minutes out of the altamont pass. a live look at oakland and the volume for the nimitz pretty good go. >> thank you, mike. >> another good day ahead on the

markets. >> scott mcgrew joins us. >> the dow industrials up better than 50 points t nasdaq up 6 this after last week's huge spike. good news on the markets as the spanish banks got a bailout. other news, the "wall street journal" asking hard questions about bob, the head of the nasdaq. he got on a plane, headed back east after with unavailable as facebook's ipo fell apart due to problems on the nasdaq. the paper this morning said he didn't know about any of this because on his flight the united airlines flight didn't have wi-fi. >> we're also looking at the developers conference out of apple and the worldwide developers conference in san francisco. lots of things expected including improvements to the operating system for iphone and ipad. we'll have lots of updates throughout the day.

tim cook at 9:30 so a little more than two hours from now. you can check out nbcbayarea.com and we'll have the latest there as well. >> perfect. thank you. it is game day for 49ers season ticket holders who want seats at the new stadium. starting today current season ticket holders can start making their selections. they have to buy a builder's license to reserve their spot. the fee range from $2,000 to $12,000. season ticket holders then pay $85 to $200 per game and in some cases double the price of a seat at candlestick park. >> new video this morning, a woman being rescued from a sinking car by strangers. look at this, this is cell phone video shot by a pass er erby.

several people on the bank jumped in to help her. incredibly they were able to get her out with barely a scratch. the sheriff's office is investigating. it's not clear how the woman's car ended up in the water. >> an overnight fire left 16 people in bay point without a place to live. it happened near willow pass road. we're told it was started by a barbecue. it burned three to four apartments. >> a woman is recuperating after she says she was shot in the throat on i-80. she told police she heard a loud popping sound and then realized she was bleeding. she drove herself to the hospital where she is in table condition. she did not see other cars at the time of the shooting. this is no reason to believe that the woman is targeted.

>> on a home invasion shooting, police now think the accused gun machine was one of for people killed. a husband and wife along with a guest were shot to death. another viz ger is in critical condition. there were no signs of forced entry. >> three union city men face murder charges in current weather conditions a shooting at a night spot. the three were booked over the weekend. police say the three were involved in a friday morning shooting at san jose karaoke bar on center road a. 25-year-old man died. investigators believe the attack was gang related. this was san jose's 18th homicide of the year. >> tot closure for a mother who lost her husband and two sons and a deadly case of .

they were driving home when prosecutors say ramos mistook one of them for a rival gang member and opened fire from another car. one son survived, he and his mother are now in the witness protection program. >> san francisco police asking for help finding people involved in what is now a deadly fight in golden gate park. 30-year-old steven martin from santa clara died over the weekend. he was on life sup following an assault, following bay to breakers on may 20th. police say martin and his group got into an argument with another group in the sharon meadows area. martin and his friends were dressed as troll dolls, the others 49er jerseys. one had an orange tutu. we're telling you this because if you think you saw anything related to it call san francisco police. >> the oakland police department

is hiring and the deadline for applications is today. christie smith is live in oakland with what you need to know to apply. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the entire hiring process takes about six to nine months and applications are available online or you can go downtown to city hall and pick one up. they are due today. it's the first step in becoming an oakland police officer trainee. i checked online and oakland typically has 40-plus people per academy and they plan two. one estimate is that oakland has about 650 police officers and that's down from 840 in 2008. so they are a long way to go to get the numbers back up. some money was set aside to fund these new officers. no felony convictions, that first academy is expected to start sometime in august. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:57.

golf pros are in town for the u.s. open this week. >> the practice rounds begin this morning at 7:00 and tiger woods is in the first grouping. damian trujillo is live in daly city which is gearing up. >>. >> reporter: if you don't have a pass to get in, don't bother. these officers behind me very typed with security. tiger woods tees off in a couple of minutes followed by bubba watson. an exciting tourn amend. getting here is going to be a challenge. police are warning about gridlock on john daly boulevard. 45,000 people are expected up and down the boulevard each day of the tournament and the tournament is expected to bring in $100 million to the local economy.

golfers and fans might stop by to get a bite in and out of the olympic club. tee-off in about one minute. damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> great out there. nice weather, too. a little warmer want to check in with christina. >> and every minute after that. tee-off is going to warm up. right now the best time to get outdoors. by noon, 89 degrees. between 4:00 and 5:00, we hit our highs. at about 6 to 8 temperatures drop off. 96 inland at 4. let's check your drive. here's mike. >> a burst of volume, lowering of speeds. 101, 85 and 87 into downtown around curtner. also damion talked about daly city, the u.s. open championships so avoid highway 35 in a northbound direction is closed. >> good advice. you're g