i'm marla tellez live from candlestick park. i'll show you the process coming up. >> reporter: and work on the b.a.r.t. extension to the south bay could mean detours for drivers. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you exactly where and how long coming up in a live report. >> we'll be in near-record territory today, not expecting to break as many as we did yesterday but still 90s inland. 80s bay side and 70s at the coast. it's going to be parm. i'll let you know when we get heat relief. >> it feels like summer but not traffic. not for many parts of the bay. >> a live look outside, it's clearing up a little bit. you can see both towers on the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing smoothly on a tuesday, june 12th, "today in the bay." good morning everybody.

thank you for joining us. the time now is almost 6:01. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. bay area serving as a backdrop for one of golf's greatest tournaments, the u.s. open starts thursday but this is plenty to see every day. marla tellez is live at candlestick park with what fans need to know before you even head out. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. get ready to take notes, there are quite a few things you need to know if you head out to the olympic club. we're at candle stick park, one of two meeting spots where you can hop on a shuttle bus, take you directly to the gulf course. you can see the lot is filling up at gate 5. enter gate 5, shuttle service is up der way. 125 buses running around the clock. it's about a 30-minute trip out to the greens. be prepared to go through a metal detection screening. they are strict about what you can and cannot bring.

no electronics, for instance, this means no cell phones, no cell phones allowed this week but free public phones are free to use. and no bags larger than eight inches. that surprised one of the volunteers. she was up set because she cannot bring her furs in. other than candlestick park if you hop on b.a.r.t., the pittsburg bay side line or the richmond/millbrae train, they will take that to the komenmation. all of this information is a lot to process now. you can find this out on our website including what you can and cannot bring out. live at candlestick park, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> great job breaking it all

down for us. and make sure to stay with nbc bay area or continuing coverage. tiger woods is going to be there. rory acelroy. live coverage all week previewing and of course nbc your station for the tournament starting thursday. check out nbcbayarea.com for more information on the tournament. >> plans to bring b.a.r.t. to the south bay take another step forward. work is beginning on the next phase to bring those trains to the sill i can valley. >> i got off of the phone with a spokesperson who sells me one of the first things they are going to do is focusing on these train central structures. there will be double and triple checking the location of all you dilts, like gas pipe lines. so they know where they are when they start heavy construction.

what that means is there will be temporary lane closures that could affect you while work goes on. as an alternate take sierra road or mckee rod. this is for the vta, berryessa extension projecti. construction i'm told will be done by 2016, then the project is turned back over to b.a.r.t. estimates are that trains could be rolling by 2017. construction is going on pretty much for the next ten days all hours from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. christie smith, today. >> trains cunning on time after a fatal accident. the station was closed after a man stepped in front of a train.

a late night trains were delayed more than two hours while crews worked on the scene. no word on the man's identity. >> san francisco police make an unusual discovery inside a north beach apartment. they found what appeared to be an explosive device. they also found a bullet hole in the wall. the tenant's friend called saying a woman was in psychiatric distress, she was taken to the hospital for observation. >> san francisco police looking for pictures, video or someone with a good memory to help find a person whose punch led to a man's death. this is one of the final pictures of stephan martin, he's on the right wearing a green wig. minutes after this picture was taken, somebody pun wered him. he fell very hard hitting his

head. he sadly never regained consciousness. police think the man and the woman could know martin's attacker. martin's family took him off life support. friends created a facebook page asking for more photos to be turned over. >> we can't get enough photographs. err on the side of caution if you think you have a picture that may be at all helpful. send it along, video also. >> we can tell you martin owned a consulting business in san jose. the attack happened following a dispute over a cell phone. >> the faa is investigating a block of ice that fell from the sky damaging a home. it was a size of a basketball and hit the right side of the house on wichita drive on sunday night. that's a large hole you see. a neighbor heard the crash and

saw the roof. >> a piece of ice like that that could break a roof, a house roof, it could have lhit one of us. >> no one was injured. the faa says it's possible that the physical fell from a passing air traft. accidents like this are rare. >> obscene hail. goodness. >> no need for us to worry about hail. >> it will met. >> too sunny. look at that. >> spectacular. what a great way to start you out on a tuesday morn and it's right by the water where you will likely get the most comfortable condition. warm inland with another day of near record highs. the reason why we're starting out nice and mild.

we have off shore flow though a stronger flow. it's out there trying to take place. we've got this area of low pressure that ushered in stronger onshore flow. we're not seeing all that much more fog than yesterday. slight cooling, breezy to windy conditions for tot. as we het through the up 0 coming weekend we're going to warm you up. we'll talk about which cities. your hour by hour forecast for today shows you 80 degrees by noon inland, 92 at 4:00 p.m. as you make your way home and as you know, the sun doesn't set until 8:30. now that it's out, we're going to see a lot of tsh and a nice cool spreez especially bay side. you'll be at 73 and half moon bay an pacifica. let's check your drive. >> it's getting well under way.

we have continued slowing for 580. the march continues to move west for the backups and the slowdowns. all the way to airway and continuing over in toward pleasanton and dublin. a typical drive in. no problems through is a smol. 101 northbound shows slowing into the 50s, just north of 680 and the build for around curtner. a fire in the plains. live look shows you the southbound, no major slowing for the nimitz. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:09. state lawmakers facing a deadline to strike a deal or they will not get raid. top lawmakers have been meeting but $2 billion standing in the

way. right now they are over ads but they say they are making progress. >> we are very responsive to not only the governor's interest, to our deficit put the def at this time behind us. but we're now down to, i would say, the relatively short strokes here. >> both houses of the state legislature do not pass a balanced spending plan by friday they will pay the price in the kay of losing their pay for every day the state goes without one. trying to close a $16 billion gap. >> forcing the closure of the gate, the alum rock park, there are extreme conditions in the area and the closure will reduce the potential. fire danger warning has been declared in marin.

>> 6:10 now. the u.n. says children are being used as human fields in syria. a new report doesn't paint a good picture of the rebels either. >> plus, the gave of is late tom as kinkade, she has proof he left her millions. >> plus, the trouble with greek atms as we continue to watch europe and business news. >> the fog and low clouds starting to take over. ♪

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outside. alcatraz island. they were recently, don't know if you could say celebrating but the 50-year anniversary since inmates escaped from the island and the mystery continues. did they survive? >> new this morning, a report says pro syrian government forces torturing children even using some as human shields. the report releasing -- released says children as young as 10 are being abused, some put on tanks so that rebels will not fire at the tanks. rebel forces also a target in this report. it says children are being recruited to work in medical and service jobs out on the front line. >> as many as 100 people are feared dead in two earthquakes and land slide that buried up to 30 houses in northern afghanistan. crews scrambling to free people trapped. the quake measuring 5.4 and 5.7 were centered in a remote

collection of mountain villages. >> 6:14. the second day of jerry sandusky's trial getting under way. a second man is expected to testify today about alleged sexual abuse. victim one graduated from high school and his confession to his mother set off the investigation that led to the trial. yesterday a 28-year-old man called victim four detailed the abuse by a former penn state coach in the late 1990s. >> he regretted not coming forward earlier because he felt guilty that maybe he was responsible for these other victims having been molested. >> sandusky's attorney pointed out to jurors that showering with a boy is not a crime. the defense claims that sandusky's accusers are motivated by money. >> arizona holding a special etleex replace gabrielle giffords. she has been campaigning for her former aide ron barber running for his former boss's seat.

the winner of today's special election will have to do it over again and run in november. >> the battle over thomas kinkade's estate is heating up. his live-in girlfriend has produced two handwritten letters she claims that kinkade wrote. in the notes he allegedly gives his mansion and $10 million to amy pinto walsh. nanette kinkade married to "the artist" has been fighting for control of the estate since the painter's death in april. >> the defending u.s. open champion will try his hand at another sport. >> 23-year-old rory mcelroy. we'll find out at the giants game. it's also irish heritage night at at&t park. mcelroy is from northern

ireland. to get him -- all special event ticket holders get one of these. the 23-year-old says tonight's game is nice, a nice break from overthinking being the defending champ. >> clear the mind. >> very zen. >> we have a golfer here. all these good tips. >> right. >> christina loren. heads down. >> she taught me how to garden, to golf, but i'm not interested in mothering tips yet. hold off on those. if you're a mother, a father getting ready to take your little ones out and about this morning, i know school is out for many kids. you still want to make sure if they are out for summer school, that they are dressing cool for the hot day ahead. 59 in concord, 57 in livermore, 57 in sunnyvale so almost uniform conditions. i wanted to point out the winds

because things are changing, more of an onshore breeze. we're still seeing the off shore winds. winds are going to try, really try to move more on shore as we head throughout day with an area of low pressure passing to the north. i think we'll see another very warm day as winds will not pick up the substantially until 7 p.m. this evening we have gorgeous conditions. if you have a patio, enjoy it. we're going to see beautiful warm conditions and a nice cool breeze off the pacific. you'll be headed to the u.s. open. marla tellez has been out there all morning. she has tips for you. temperaturewise, bring the sun screen. 67 degrees a lot of sunshine at noon. breezy. perfect weather for viewing some of the most famous golfers in the entire world. 90 in san jose, 91 livermore, 74 in san francisco today. by tomorrow dropping by about 5

to 10 degrees. we're going to warm you right back up thursday into the upcoming weekend. peak warmth saturday, your beach day. if you want to take dad to the beach, you get a nice day on sunday, 89. 79 at the coast. let's check your dad with one of our favorite dads. >> thank you. good morning. team of dads here. great stuff. good to be part of that. we're looking at 20 minutes as you come out of the altamont pass. we hit a tipping point. almost all yellow because the speeds are around the 40s. averaging about 42. no incidents over to the dublin interchange. construction north of there for 680 cleared through san ramon. northbound 238. look at this t speed approaching the castro valley y, you pass by the interchange with the san mateo bridge. the metering lights turned on about ten minutes ago.

seal see how things are. 10 minutes to fill in with cars. now things are coming to a stop as you approach those cash lanes. there is the build. back to both of you. >> 6:20 now. a few minutes ago verizon declared new data plans. >> a few not to like. the bad news is unlimited data plan which we all knew was going away, is going away. the good news is verizon's got more specific about family data plans where your iphone and your spouse's android and the ipad all share the same plan. lots more detail on verizon.com. we told you about growth at facebook is slowing. we were waiting for a new report. well, we've got that now.

com score looked at businesses like starbucks an got more customers after lots of people posted, what the industry calls basically free advertising. you post you like new frappuccino and sales go up. the advertisements that they buy on facebook are affected. facebook could use some of this good press as kout lingers over growth. smart meters are starting to show up. the eu concerned that they violate privacy. it's fairly easy for the power company to tell that your home or away from home based on power use and europe has very strict privacy laws. sticking to your news reports officials have considered shutting down atms in greece in order to slow the transfer of

money. that's not a completely insane idea. if you hear they might shut down atms what are you going to do? you going to get get your money so that despeets the purpose. >> going to the bank. >> yes. >> a large briefcase full of cash. coming up, president observe and mitt romney appealing to latino voters. find out how, next.

>> welcome back everyone. and welcome to a beautiful tuesday morning, a live look from the south bay this morning. a heat up on the way inland. we'll check the temperatures. 6:25. >> secretary of commerce john bryson taking a medical leave of absence telling president obama he needs to focus on health issues after being in two separate car collisions saturday in southern california. bryson says he suffered a seizure. neither crash was serious. neither drugs nor alcohol were involved. >> now to decision 2012. the latino vote becoming critical in the presidential campaign, today president obama's team release as $4 million ad blitz targeting the audience. tracie potts joins us to tell us how mitt romney is delivering his message today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you were talking about the

hispanic vote, that's about 9% in the last election, may be more now so you'll see both president obama and mitt romney focusing on this key voting bloc. $4 million unleashed today on colorado, nevada and florida, three key battleground states where the president hopes to win over the hispanic voters, focusing on mitt romney and his record with bain capital. the campaign has an ad that's going to focus on romney's record as governor. this one, the $4 million buy is targeting hispanic voters. mitt romney meantime, is going after that vote, unlike john mccain four years ago romney is going to make an aggressive pitch we're told focusing not so much on immigration an area where they disagree but focusing on the economy. he has been telling latino voters that the obama administration created a hostile environment for small

businesses, the same small businesses he says that create jobs for latinos in this country. tracie potts, "today in the bay." >> gracias for that report. >> let's check back in with christina loren who is also multitalented. hello. >> good morning to you. this morning you're getting the best weather of the day. 58 in san jose by noon today into the 80s and we'll round out the day in the low 90s. we'll check your drive. >> concord now, they are looking at slowing for 242 and highway 4 and now a new accident west on highway 4 at somersville, more slowing for a tough drive for antioch. >> thanks so much. >> still to come on "today in the bay" several fire stations will close in the east bay. why the closings should not affect safety. >> plus, the early birds about to catch a glimpse of the

practice round. you'll hear from someem. of the.

>> reporter: u.s. open fever hits the bay area but getting three may not be as simple as you might think. i'm live from candle stick park with what you need to know coming up. >> reporter: and commuters in the south bay at b.a.r.t. vta construction project could affect you for the next ten days. i'll tell you where coming up in a live report. >> the sun's been up for an hour. we have a warm day ahead. temperatures in the 90s inland, the 80s bay side and even hitting the 70s at the coast. we do have relief in the near future and i've got your father's day forecast. >> if you are getting ready for commute join the crowd. a lot of folks waiting for you. i'll show you the second of two accidents, highway 4, it's getting busy. >> it is beautiful out there to

start your tuesday morning. a nice way to start a warming day. tuesday, june 12th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:31. >> it is. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. jon kelley's back. >> i am. good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley as she said. yes, greatest golfers on the planet getting together in san francisco, getting ready for today's practice round at the olympic club. marla tellez is live at candlestick park and she says before you go there are a few things you need to know. good morning. >> reporter: a few, there are several things you need to know including how in the world do you get to the olympic club unless you have special credentials you need to take a shuttle out to the olympic club. this is one of two spots, candle stick point, candlestick park, where you can hop on one of those buses. you can see this filling up, the

shuttle service runs around the clock till 9:00 each night about a 30-minute trip to the greens. we talked to many of the fans, many are volunteers, they say this is not their first rodeo. >> first u.s. open? >> no, our second volunteering. we came from maryland and we volunteered last year. in bethesda. >> reporter: no doubt all eyes on tiger after his stunning win about a week ago. once you park out here, be prepared to go through a metal screening process. they are very strict what you can and cannot bring. no electronics, for instance, this means no cell phones, cameras or camcorders as of thursday that's the official start of play. you can't bring those out during the practice round which is today and tomorrow. also no bags larger than eight

inches. one was upset to learn she can't bring her purse. >> a surprise to you? >> well, i figured you could bring at least this. i can't even bring my purse today. >> reporter: another option, b.a.r.t. you can take b.a.r.t., take the pittsburg bay point train or the richmond millbrae train to the colma station. you'll hop on a shut tool the olympic club. a lot of information. you can find this on our website. we made it easy for you. log on to nbcbayarea.com. what's happening out there it's another day of practice. tiger woods, casey martin, they are pairing up for practice. they played at stanford together. live at candlestick park, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> we can tell you the competition keeps getting younger. golfer andy zeng replacing paul

casey. now the youngest in the u.s. open since back in world war ii. he was born december 1997 which means he was 6 months old the last time anything was held at the club. at the olympic club we'll have live coverage all week previewing the event and of course nbc your station for the tournament, that starts thursday, you can also check out nbcbayarea.com for more information about the ongoing golf. >> 6:34. construction to extend b.a.r.t. could have an impact on traffic. christie smith is live in san jose where plans are to close a lane on one of the busiest roads. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke with a vta spokeswoman. she said this is key to moving this along, one of the first

things is remove these signal gates. they will also check to make sure they know where all of the utilities are. such as gas pipe lines. what this means is that traffic will be impacted for the next ten days with temporary lane closures near the flea market. to avoid the mess take sierra road or mckee road to get around it. 10 miles of track in two. the current rails that are here will be shifted to make room and new tracks brought in. construction is expected to be totally complete bid 2016, when bart takes over. trains could be rolling by 2201. reporting live, christie smith,

"today in the bay." >> starting next month half of the fire stations in the east contra costa fire district are shutting down. july 1 stations will be closed in the bethel island area, and brentwood. 16 of the district's firefighters will lose their jobs. the district approving the cuts monday days after voters failed to approve. firefighters say it's a tough compromise but there will be enough firefighters on each engine to handle each call. >> based on the situation that we're in out here and the number of calls that they go on and the types of balls, it's critical that we maintain staffing. we're happy there will be 3 firefighters on each engine. >> $3 million are now cut from the fire district. >> time to check the forecast. we had a bitle warm-up

yesterday. >> indeed. and of course we had the story, i want to remind everyone to be on the best of fire safety as we're in fire station started early, a dry year so far. so always a good idea to monitor all of your camp fires, barbecue, make sure everything is extinguished before you leave it. 58 in san jose, we're at 53 at oakland, and 53 in can fran so uniform conditions courtesy of the offshore flow. a little more fog through tonight into tomorrow morning. it will make way the more cooling but today dropping your temperatures off and thend ramp them back up as we head into the upcoming weekend. you'll still get some great conditions. next my 7-day. inland 92 at 4:00, bayside, comfortable for lunch. 78 at noon.

you want to break out the visor for your windshield. >> really heavy big thick kblass, that sun is sitting folks in the eyes. we're looking here at highway 4 westbound. the earlier accident on the soulder at somers veil. now that involves three weks, one is a motor weichel and another it's in the center divide. no major injuries but we'll watch for updates. we see more cycle drivers so be careful. tougher to see those and if you drive a motorcycle make sure folks can see you. the east shore freeway, 20 minutes down to the bay bridge and the metering lights, the only issue for the east side. a look shows you, getting congested. coming up. >> 6:38.

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>> right now we give you a live shot over san francisco, the sun out there, the clouds. starting to blow out in some of the areas. christina loren will talk about the weather and fog that may remain coming up. >> more victims are expected to take the stand today now that testimony is resuming in the trial of jerry sandusky, the former penn state football coach is accused of molesting ten boys over 15 years. chris palone is live to tell us who will take the stand today. >> reporter: good morning, laura. court has been in session about 30 to 40 minutes here in bellefonte, pennsylvania, jerry sandusky arrived a little after 8:00. this morning we expect a young man who is known in court documents as victim number 1, to take the stand. like the other seven alleged

victims in this case who are expected to testify, we expect him to paint a picture like all of the other folks, of a trusted figure a man who many of them considered to be like a father figure, and they are describing stories of how this father figure to them allegedly started destroying their trust by molesting them over a period of several years. now yesterday, the prosecution put on what they considered to be their best witness who is now a 28-year-old n, he is described in court documents as victim 4. he said that sandusky initiated contact with him when he was 13 years old, started as horseplay in the coach's locker room at penn state but escalated and lasted nearly five years. the alleged victim said he didn't want to come forward originally because he was embarrassed and he also said that he enjoyed some of the

perks of being friends with sandusky, trips, access to the football team, gifts, shoes and golf clubs, sandusky's attorney is trying to show these men are coming out to testify and accuse sandusky are doing fort the money. he asked the man, victim 4, why he's already retained an attorney, asked if he plans to file a civil lawsuit. trying to show perhaps some if not all of the young men involved in this case are trying to get some sort of pay day. so as we said, court has just started about 30 or 40 minutes ago. we expect a young man who is known as victim number 1 to be on the stand this morning for quite some time. that's the story from here. back to you. >> chris, thank you very much a. texas father could face charges for killing a man he caught sexually assaulting his 4-year-old daughter. investigators say the father walked in on the attack saturday in the town of shiner. the two men knew each other. the father punched the man in

the head ultimately killing him. so far no charges have been filed. the sheriff will leave it up to a grand jury. >> you see a lot of strange things on the streets of los angeles. a recent find was the first of its kind. a pair of lungs found outside of the city limits. the organs are at the coroner's office where they are trying to determine if they are human. >> very scary. 6:48. the "today" show is next. matt lauer has a look at what's coming up. >> coming up on a tuesday, the wild fire that's raging in colorado doubles in size in a single day to more than 40,000 acres, at least one death being blamed on the fire. we'll get a live report from the front line. also ahead, commerce secretary john bryson announces an indefinite leave of absence after he reportedly caused three car accidents while having a seizure. we'll have the latest on that. and a video seen by millions, a dad punishing his step-son

punishing him by a belt. was recorded by a neighbor. is that okay if you think a child's safety is at risk. and the wild scene at the pre-justin bieber concert last night, this as the teen superstar takes over our plaza. >> thank you. from bieber fever to a heart breaking story. after more than a century together a pair of giant turtles, they are calling it quits. they have been a couple for 115 years living at the zoo in australia and switzerland. now their love has turned sour. the first clue, bb bit off a chunk of polby's shell. the zoo has tried to get the two to reconcile by feeding them good mood food.

maybe candles. so far just no luck getting them back together. >> not another turtle in that pen. >> never know. >> wow. say it's not so. thought that would last. >> like kim kardashian. all good things must come to an end. >> a few years on that one. >> we take a look here over san francisco, beautiful start to the day. especially if you're waking up at the coast. june gloom, i've not had to use those words this month so far because we've had very little fog to report. as we head through tomorrow i think we have a full deck of clouds across the greater bay area that's going to cool us down. this morning a clear start. 58 in sunnyvale, 57 in livermore. the jet stream has taken a dip to the south. we'll see a series actually of

storms ride to our north. not impacting us that much except for we're going to see a stronger on shore flow. cool marine air, we head throughout the day, turning downright windy. we'll see the breeze start to pick up through this evening. at noon, 67 degrees out at the olympic club in san francisco. a lot of people headed out there. if you are one of those people grab your shades, grab that sun block with the high uv index. 90 in san jose. 92 in fairfield. as we head throughout tomorrow, we cool you off. one day only, we'll get our seasonal averages, then warm you back up thursday for the kickoff of the u.s. open when the major game play starts. 83. you can catch that here on nbc bay area. we're all over it when it comes to coverage. friday through the weekend it will warm up but we're not talking about the upper 90s we had. more like the low 90s and 70s at

the coast. let's check your drive. i'm sure that's getting busier. >> it is. we have kicked off the commute for the south bay. highway 87 into downtown, you come up to capital expressway, also 101 about the same spot as far as the slowdown. we have christie smith talking about the survey work. it's connecting 680 and 101 so using the key, 9 to 3 each day for the next ten days that will continue till the end of next week. it will be congested between those two. we're looking over to the north and a southbound flow starting to slow through hayward, union city, down to milpitas. no big surprise. actually t volume a little lighter as we approach the summer vacation t east bay schools getting out as well. we're looking at the westbound commute, 25-minute drive. highway 4 continue there is so

we'll show that in a second. a look at 880 and a smooth drive, the volume building a wit. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 6:52. verizon lifting the curtain on its shared data plan. >> scott mcgrew is here to explain what it means for your family. >> the bad news is this is the end of that unlimited data plan. we knew this was coming. the good news is verizon is getting much more specific about that family data fan. where your iphone and ipad all shared the same plan instead of paying separately. for instance, verizon says it's going to charge $50 for the first gigabyte of data that can be shared. every smart phone is $40 unlimited voice and text, lap tops 20, tablets 10 a. family with two iphones would pay $130 total before taxes and fees and what not. looking at the markets the dow

industrials are up slightly, about 48 points or a third of a percent. we're watching facebook move higher but look out for zynga. it's down 7% to $5.14. that is an all-time low for the san francisco company. >> scott, thank you. san francisco police looking for pictures or somebody with a good recommendry to try to find a person, one of the final pictures of 31-year-old stephan martin on the right side in a bright green wig. minutes after at sharon meadows, somebody punched martin, he fell very hard, hitting his head, never gained consciousness. his family took him off life support on friday. police think the man in the 49ers jersey and the man could know martin's attacker. >> we can't get enough photographs. anybody watching, listening, err

on the side of caution. if you think you have a picture that may be at all helpful please send it along, video also. >> we can tell you that martin lived in santa clara and his friends right now trying to help police by opening a faith facebook page. >> a homeowner says a chunk of ice the size of a basketball fell from the sky leaving a hole in the roof on sunday. thankfully no one was injured. the faa says it's possible it fell from a passing aircraft but incidents are rare. >> hot weather and dry brush forcing the closure of a park for at least one day. san jose locking the gates at alum rock park. it will reduce the potential for fire-related emergencies. a fire danger warning has been declared in marin county

national park including point reyes t headlands and near woods. >> starting next month half of the fire stations in the east contra costra district will shut down. 16 of the district's 43 firefighters will lose their jobs. the district approved the cuts monday night after voters failed to approve a partial tax to keep the stations up and running. there will be enough firefighters on each engine to handle every call. >> the b.a.r.t. extension into the south bay is on track but with progress comes the cost for commuters. christie smith joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. i spoke with the vta spokeswoman and says one of the first things they are going to do is remove these train traffic signals out here. they haven't even had crossing

arms in a while. they will check the location of all of the utilities. so they make sure they know where everything is in. what this means for commuters is there mill be temporary lane closures that kuld affect you for the next 10 days. as an alternate, i suggest that you take mckee road around it. this is for the berryessa extension project, a 10-mile, two-station extension. construction is expected to be done by 2016, then the project is turned back over to b.a.r.t. estimates are that trains could be rolling by 2017. the work, again, for the next ten days from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> it's a big week. san francisco t greaters golfers teeing off. >> they are practicing for the u.s. open golf championship.

marla tellez is live at candlestick park with an update on what fans need to know before they head out to the court. there is a list. >> that's right. the first thing is that unless you have special press credentials you need to take a shuttle out to the olympic club. the second thing i want to tell you, right out of the gate, you cannot bring a cell phone no. electronics. i've seen people have to make their trek back to their car. there are two meeting spots to hop on the shuttle at candlestick park. they run every night until 9:00 at night. from here at candlestick park it's about a 30 minute trip. guns you hit the road. you have to go through a metal detention screening process. the big no-noes. no cell phones, no purses larger than eight inches so they are

very strict. a list of all of the prohibited item you can find on our website. if you take b.a.r.t., take the red or yellow line to the colma station where shuttles away. the gates at the open every day at 6:00. the last time it was here it was 1998. we'll bring you live reports at 11:00 a.m. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> we'll look forward to it. >> 6:59. a final scheck. >> one warm day for this time of year. tomorrow, noon, 80 inland. and tomorrow we're talking about in the meet of the day, so there is relief in the near future. let's check your drive. >> highway 4, still two accidents through antioch into pittsburg and bay point. that yellow line was