your full forecast is moments away. >> you're making us excited talking about it so let's take a live look outside over san francisco. beautiful start to a friday, june 15th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. happy friday morning. 5:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we're following a developing story out of oakland. b.a.r.t. trains back on track after that massive fire shut down the transbay tube for nearly 12 hours. christie smith is live in oakland where investigators are calling the fire a possible case of arson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. let me start by saying it was exactly 4:41 a.m. this morning when we saw the first b.a.r.t. train rolling through the west oakland station into san francisco after a major disruption yesterday. a fire. i want to show you the tracks. this area, this is part of the

area that was burned yesterday. of course this whole thing left thousands scrambling to try to get across the bay, a b.a.r.t. spokesperson says that trains are running at their regular speeds through the area of the track that was damaged and the massive fire thursday. there is an investigation under way by the oakland fire department and the atf that was brought in on this fire that quickly reduced a four-story senior living facility under construction down to one story. for b.a.r.t., the focus of getting thousands of people moving, which they did, right before the evening commute. >> damage was more than a football field in length so it was a big job. the good news was that the oakland fire department put out the fire quickly so didn't create structural damage to the concrete. >> reporter: investigators say it's too early to say for sure whether this fire was dpli

deliberately set. they have dogs that can detect accelerants. they are looking into witness accounts of a group of people seen near the site before this fire started around 2:00 a.m. i can tell you, there we go, there is a b.a.r.t. train running going into the east bay. the entire building, the one that burned here, is pretty much on lockdown. they have it cordoned off and security guards keeping an eye on it. christie smith, "today in the bay." also running normally today east bay buses and ferries which had to work overtime to squeeze in the commuters. ac transit buses made 117 extra trips during the shutdown. the additional bus service provided connections to several b.a.r.t. stations. bus service was free. service from alameda to san francisco reported by carried at least four times as many

passengers. the lines were long but eventually passengers got to where they needed to go. >> breaking news in san jose where dozens of people are out of their homes, forced out by a gas leak. a car slammed into several units of an apartment complex in san jose, that car sheared off a gas meter and we learned the leak has been capped. moments ago asbok a woman who lived in that complex. she said you could see the stream of gas as leaked into the air. we're waiting to hear when the residents will be allowed to get back in their homes. >> 5:03. three small children kidnapped by their father are waking up safe and sound. the three were dropped off at their grandmother's house. at about the same time police

arrested their father. he threatened to hurt himself and the girls after a confrontation with his wife. he is being held on charges of parental abduction and violating a restraining order. >> two people burned now under arrest on murder charges. investigators say lexy hudson and her boyfriend evan were trying to make hashish oil in their apartment. they ultimately exploded damaging the building and killing 35-year-old paul loam of san jose who had been helping the couple. residents of the building had to find new places to live. >> happening now a group of immigrants occupying president obama's campaign headquarters in downtown oakland. they have set up a life stream camera in the lobby of the obama for america office. the protesters walked into the office on thursday afternoon pretending to be campaign volunteers, then refused to leave.

the campaign has not kicked them out yet, instead, hire add firm to keep watch on things. they are refusing to leave until the obama administration stops desupporting students. >> an independent investigation called opd tactics flawed because of inadequate staffing, poor planning, and outdated policies. the report also slams the department for an incident involving an iraq war veteran injured by a police projectile. not a single officer observed him go down, unsettling and unbelievable. >> it's a mass cover-up and the most disturbing is not that it's a cover-up by one police officer in an isolated area but literally a dozen were there or more and none of them came forward and told the truth. >> it embraces the findings and now promising to make improvements to public safety.

>> in oakland, parents and teaches -- the school board approving a plan that includes closing five elementary schools. lake view, lazear, marshall, maxwell park and sante fe scheduled to close. they plan a sit-in at lake view elementary starting at 1:00 to fight the closures. >> 5:06. now to the u.s. open. round one of four is now in the history books for the 112th u.s. open. the first round proving how difficult that course is. marla tellez is live at the olympic club at the open in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. this course is not easy at all. not many golfers ending around 1 below par hooxt d tiger woods pulled it off. he was the only one out of the big three to land below par 70.

he's not in the lead. no big names taking the the lead. we have a look at the leader board for you. michael thompson having a solid day finishing 4 under. tiger is tied for second at one under. phil mickelson, bubba watson having a rough day. mickelson shot a 76. defending champ rory mcelroy at plus 7. though he is not leading woods is feeling pretty good about his performance. >> played well today. felt like i had control of my game all day. and stuck to my game plan and executed my game plan. >> all i was trying to do today. i did that. >> reporter: today, mickelson, watson, they have a break, street tee off at 1:18 this

afternoon. mcilroy with luke donald and lee westwood they start at 7:44 this morning. this time from the ninth hole. i've got to tell you having spend time out here since tuesday t vibe has certainly changed. during the practice found it was energetic, light hearted. the players looking like having a great time. yesterday it was subdued and intend. the players even the fans only focus on the game. live at the olympic club, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, marla. up close and personal with a tiger, that's what a lot were hoping for at the u.s. open. they want to see the guy teed up. teaming with fans excited. if you're not out in the front row, you got to get very creative. >> you can extend.

>> the periscope, why not. they can watch on the big screens or listen in their head phones. good advertising. but they won't get updates, cell phones banned at the event. >> you don't want that. one of the best shots so far from a local golfer, 53-year-old michael allen shot an eagle on the 14th hole in the first round of play. that is par 4. >> unbelievable. >> he knows that course, he played threes 2,000 rounds. >> one more time. great. >> he showed us is worth it. >> isn't that amazing. >> hope he keeps doing well. >> we can check it out. catch round 2 on nbc bay area

starting at noon. you can get the latest at nbcbayarea.com. we'll have more. a lot of fun. >> good luck to michael allen. time to check in, it's going to be warm dad. i didn't want to remind people we still have days of our lives. days of our lives -- you're welcome. 52 in livermore to start and 54 in sunnyvale. winds are likely going to come into play even more so than yesterday. difficult conditions at the olympic club. today even gustier. futurecast tell as story. you see the red, yellows at the coast line. getting blustery. one improvement to tell you about is that lack of fog. we'll see about a third as much as we had yesterday, then tomorrow it's going to be spectacular. at one.

85 degrees. so the low 90s have returned. the frm waest time of the day is about 4:30 to 5:00. 84 degrees at 4. if you are looking for great beach weather you need the sun screen. we've got a lot of warm weather as we head there tomorrow. the forecast coming up. back to you guys. my bad, i'm coveraging traffic. i was thinking of days of our lives. gas main break. we hold you, we have closures, at new compton drive, at least for the next 15, 20 minutes. you can see no delays at this point we're doing well. we had an earlier crash, i-80 eastbound, that was looking two lanes, now on the shoulder. no problems. back to you guys. >> 5:11.

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welcome back everybody on a friday morning. happy to make it to the weekend. that is the golden gate bridge. a live look as traffic looks to be flowing nicely, a cool shot with the little fog making the lights glow. it's 5:14. >> a run away garbage truck leaves a neighborhood in shambles as investigators try to piece together how it happened. power pole sheared off, collapsed walls, that's what was left after a garbage truck

rolled back on castro valley street. it mowed over a lawn and then slammed into the front of a home. waste management promises a full investigation. >> we'll be interviewing our driver, we'll be putting the truck through some rigorous exams to determine if there was any brake failure and from there make a report. >> i was almost hyper ventilating. now thinking back i'm just -- so thankful, i mean, it could have been f the front porch weren't there the truck could have come in and i wouldn't be here. >> no one was injured during that crash. >> the commute could get tighter on b.a.r.t. this summer. b.a.r.t. launching a pilot program to let bicyclists board on fridays. even during the rush hour. the test program will help decide if it should change its bike policy. it does not change rules monday

through thursday and bicyclists are still not allowed to board with bikes in the first car or on crowded trains. major security company says that siri is not safe for businesses. scott mcgrew knows why. >> siri gets brains from the cloud, not your phone so. the things that she knows about your contacts, your calendar appointments have to be stored off site. your company may not allow that, requiring data to stay on your device. the company warns that siri does not work that way. ibm forbids the use of siri. apple security a bigger issue as iphones move from casual use to business use, we call the enterprise, big important companies. a texas man suing apple because he says siri doesn't work like it does in the commercials. in the commercial you can ask about the nearest restaurant but in real life you run into misunderstanding. a lot of critics of this suit wonder why the man didn't just

return his iphone to the store. >> speaking of lawsuits, facebook is going to ask a judge to consolidate all of the suits against it into one. at issue is the facebook ipo, in the filing you may hear more about facebook's side and who it blames. this weekend the greek goes back to the polls, the end result could be what someone cleverly called the greekit. let's turn to kayla with the look at how wall street reacting. good morning. >> good morning. wall street is looking up a little bit. futures are higher after a late day rally thursday. that was spurred by reports of global central banks are ready to work together to calm the financial system if necessary after the elections in greece on sunday. if anti-bail-out groups win they may push for greece to pull out of the european union, and that

would add to worries about other cash strapped countries like spain and italy both of which have bigger economies than greece. we get data on industrial production and consumer sentiment, the dow rising to 12,651, the nasdaq gaining 17 to 2836. would you pay thousands of dollars for a computer that is 1,000 times slower than your iphone? the first apple compute ser being auctioned built by steve wozniak in 1976 with a circuit board, a microprocessor, a video terminal and cassette interface. only 50 of these remain and only six of them work. this one is expected to go for as hutch much as $160,000. funny how things appreciate. if interested head over to sought by's. >> the boon thing about the guys that ran research in motion,

they were only paid $1 a year as they absolutely ran that company into the ground. stock 90% from its -- down from its highs. they never saw the iphone coming. at one point the top executives were kicked off a plane for being drunk. the two ceos who got a dollar a year got $12 million in a golden parachute, probably think best 12 million that blackberry paid to get rid of those guys. >> no kidding. amazing numbers to hear. >> failed and pay me 12 mill. >> you're not going anywhere. >> getting paid in sunshine every single one of us. >> a big dose. >> if you're waking up with us inland you're going to have maybe too much sun. temperatures prompting the ac as we head through the weekend especially if you have reay good insulation in your house. temperatures are going to get downright hot. if you have the good insulation your house will hold on to the

warmth. 52 in livermore. throughout this weekend, we're talking about triple digits. san jose, livermore, fair game for the triples. the warmest day so far. we have not even hit summertime. and monday if you can remember what monday felt like when we hit 99 in sunnyvale, to tack on. today we're not going to be too hot. the low 90s. by tomorrow temperatures shoot up and we're going to increase by about 10 degrees. that's a substantial warm-up. you can imagine 10-degree difference will be significant especially inland. by noon, 76 degrees at the olympic club. comfortable conditions. if you are headed out there. winds will be a factor. gusty winds anticipated to pick up. 100 by saturday. into sunday, daddy's day,

temperatures fall a little but not much. in fact if you want to make outdoor plans inland, probably want to do so as early as possible. waking up it's going to be so hot. let's get to your drive. that's not heating up. look at all of this green across the greater bay area. kind of a treat if you had to deal with all of the congestion yesterday. b.a.r.t. is back up and running. christie smith has a live report. the good news is we are entirely accident free across the great ert bay area. bay bridge metering lights not only. you can see from the toll plaza a smooth drive, a beautiful sun rise. >> thank you. 5:21. murder, betrayal and revenge all going to be carried out at san quentin. >> it's okay because it's in the name of theater. theater. 15 inmates tackling the question

to be or not to be as they perform hamlet. they have worked on this about ten months. being played by an inmade serving a life sentence. the performance by the marin shea spear company. it lites the stage at 11:15 this morning, well before -- >> sellout. get it? >> no. not at all. >> i'll explain. sometimes you have to ask what were they thinking? this time more like what were they smoking. how hemp con, steps away from a volleyball tournament. >> a live look over san francisco. a little bit of fog there adding mystery. it's going to be r a beautiful y and almost to the weekend. a

>> an update to breaking news we're following. this is where crews have been on the scene of a gas line break at near 101 in san jose. they evacuated an apartment building but we understand it was capped about an hour ago so evacuation orders are now over. looks like they have work to do there. we'll bring you any available updates as they become available to us. 5:25 now. >> good news. >> summertime, that means parents planning activities to keep kids out of trouble. >> but this weekend in the south bay some parents will have to drop off daughters next door to what you call a bong bonanza. it's hemp con. it's happening at the convention center t same venue as an und under17 girls volleyball tournament. there is a presentation of "the

little mermaid" saturday and sunday there. the convention center says hemp con is out in a large tent removed from the event inside, they say. they add the events are booked years in advance and sometimes unusual scheduling happens like that. mr. hemp man. >> that doesn't look like aerial. >> a new character. >> let's check the forecast. you want to get outside. >> you want to get outside, high temperatures today, though, it's going to be hot. we head through the next couple of days action warmth from this warming trend that started on tuesday. 85 degrees at noon. inland at 91 at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. the triple digits a 10-degree increase. i'll take you through your full forecast, let you know what's going to happen on father's day. that's in my next report. >> thank you very much. >> i'm still laughing about that hem am guy standing there like some big old happy guy. teeing off at the u.s. open.

>> the fire that brought b.a.r.t. to a grinding halt may have been intentionally set. >> live pictures outside over san francisco. you can see in the distance the lovely bridge, the lovely city and the sun about to come up on neorho. inhe ♪ i dare you to dare me

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>> reporter: after a closure that lasted nearly 12 hours by the transbay tube b.a.r.t. is back up and running again for your friday commute. the question, how did the big fire related to this start and was it intentionally set? i'm christie smith. i'll have that story coming up. >> reporter: we're about 90 minutes away from round two at the u.s. open. good morning. i'm marla tellez. we're going to hear from tiger woods and what he thought about his first day of play coming up. >> you can actually see the coastal mountains behind her this morning, an indication of a

much warmer day without that low cloud cover. temperatures today in the 90s inland t 80s bayside and 70s at the cost. your full forecast is moments away. >> and pg&e crews on scene in san jose where a big time gas leak was caused by a car accident. we'll update you on what's happening on this friday, june 15, "today in the bay." >> good morning. 5:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. developing story out of oakland. b.a.r.t. service back to normal. to san francisco, back and forth up and running. it was shut down nearly 12 hours yesterday by a massive fire that damaged the track. christie smith is live at the west oakland station where investigators are looking into whether this fire was intentionally set. you mentioned it yesterday. >> reporter: good morning. that is the big question. but for commuters, the good news

is that already this morning we've seen at least a half dozen trains running in and out of the west oakland station, that is to and from san francisco. b.a.r.t. ran more tests while federal agents are helping the oakland fire department with an investigation that led to a huge commute meltdown. a train was a little late but had nothing to do with repairs. more than 300 feet damaged, not necessarily the tracks or the concrete but the electrical equipment. that helped get things moving after a fire at a senior center that was under construction. that caught fire about 2:00 a.m. thursday. the flames were huge, they moved fast making just one story quickly. for b.a.r.t., the focus was getting the trains going for thousands of people who had to hop a bus or a ferry. >> we did more testing and we

made sure everything was good. i think customers will find b.a.r.t. service light. ned never happened though it will be a reminder what life was like without b.a.r.t. across the bay. >> investigators say it's just too early to say for sure if this fire was deliberately set. they have more resources, dogs that can detect accelerant. at least three people seen near the site right before the fire started. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." update to breaking news in san jose, dozens were forced out of their homes by a gas leak, now being allowed to return to their homes. a car slammed into several units of a complex in san jose. this is a live look at that scene. the car sheared off a gas meter. the leak has been capped.

that happened about an hour ago. a woman who lives there told me you can see the stream of gas as it leaped into the air. >> you could see the bloom of -- looked like smoke or fog. that's what it looked like. my kids could smell it. i don't know if i was just panicking or what. but i didn't smell it. >> again, we are happy to report the residents there are back in their homes as the leak has been capped. >> the lawyer for a couple accused of killing the man they claim was their daughter's pimp say the charges are unfounded. the attorney who represents the two held on $2 million bail. his clients had reason to wish harm on the victim shot dead earlier this month. the attorney says the 22-year-old victim was a known gang memberer no strange tear

violence. >> he came up here from southern california and was alone in the car at 2:00 a.m. always described as a high crime area. and if he was engaged in his -- related to me he put himself in a grave situation. >> the couple is due in court on june 20th. their attorney says they intend to plead not guilty the charges. >> police on hawaii investigating the apparent drowning after san francisco business man. paul sang was snorkeling when somebody noticed he was just floating. a man found him unresponsive. the 50-year-old man was pronounced dead. an autopsy is being done to try to determine the cause of his death. >> happening now an eye on immigrants occupying president obama's campaign office in

oakland. there is a live camera in the lobby of the obama for america office downtown. the protesters walked into the office thursday afternoon, pretending to be campaign volunteers and never left. the the campaign has not kicked them out. it's hired a local security firm. they say they are refusing to leave until the administration changes its deportation policy. >> california has no budget. there is a budget vote today in hopes to balance a $15.7 billion deficit. refusing to sign off, democratic leaders say they are working on two tracks to pass the budget and continue with the governor on welfare cuts. >> round one is in the history books for the 112th u.s. open. how physical the course is, marla tellez is live at the open

in san francisco. a look at the leader board and round 2. >> reporter: good morning. round two was set in less than an hour and a half. yesterday the 156 players and the thousands of fans were treated to a nice day suns the chilly conditions burned off, today by far it is the clearest and warmest start to the day. when i say warm i don't necessarily say warm. it's not as cold. certainly calm conditions here. for yesterday, tiger coming out strong in round one finishing one under. he had three birdies and overall his best start at a u.s. open since 2002. michael thompson taking the top spot finishing four under tiger tied for second. phil mickelson and bubba watson struggling. rory mcilroy who won last year

finishing probably not where he would like to at plus 7. a lot of people talking about the old tiger as for mickelson his coach telling us physically he is still up for challenge. >> made a couple of changes because the wind shifted. so it was -- we knew it was going to get quick but we didn't think it would happen overnight. >> he's fine, in the best shape he's been in, he has his arthritis under control. he has to get the job done. >> reporter: i felt inclined to ask him about mickelson's physical well being because mickelson has a birthday tomorrow, he turns 42. before the celebrations he has to get through round two. 1:18 from the first hole.

round 2, first at 7:00. we're live from the u.s. open. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. of course the tournament is going out of its way to try to make sure they are focused on golf as we report the u.s. open. banning cell phones, it's providing seven courtesy phones. nobody needs the service more than this guy. al kirish. his wife is due to have a baby any day now. >> i'm calling from the free phone to make sure you're not in labor now. >> no father's day but come on. al claims that the waeb will understand. hopes his wife does too. catch that one on tv and stay home with your wife and soon to be born baby. catch round 2 here on nbc bay

area. you can get the latest any time at nbc.com. we'll have more in this newscast. >> all right. let's check that forecast right now. >> men and their sports. this weekend let's let them have it, ladies. a really good looking day for today. marla told you it's clear out there. we are going to see more fog as we head through the next couple of hours. starting out mostly clear all the way from san mateo to concord, a little fog against the san francisco side. it's going to be a nice windy afternoon. the good news is temperatures aren't going to soar until tomorrow. you have to get to work park in the shade. tomorrow you definitely want to park in the shade. 78 degrees on friday, today, 82 on saturday and 74 on sunday.

dress for the two parts of the day. it's beautiful now. loots look at the drive. minor delays, northbound 880. you have to slow down due to construction. however, you see all of that green beyond, looks like you have construction, make up the time. give yourself patience. we don't have actions to tell you about. if you are trying to get to the u.s. open, we're reporting now important it was. b.a.r.t. is back up and running. count on much higher volume on 101 and 280 back into the city. >> 5:40. a pickle for 911 dispatchers after an angry man calls. itmil have tov ngng up.ve it [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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decision 2012. this morning republican presidential candidate mitt romney hitting the campaign trail and hitting president obama very hard on his economic policies. tracie potts is live on capitol hill this morning with a look at the road or should we say the gauntlet to the white house. good morning. >> reporter: for mitt romney this weekend it's the road for the white house, hopping on a bus in new hampshire headed back toward the midwest to michigan, rounding up a five-day, six-state bus tour, talking about his economic policies and the president. the president was in new york doing high-priced fund-raisers, $40,000 a plate for one of them. before that both of these candidates were in ohio. here's what they said about the economy and each other. >> the only tax break the deductions that get you anywhere close to $5 trillion are those that help middle class families afford health care and college and retirement and homeownership. >> he has put together almost as

much public debt as all of the prior presidents combined. you want four more years of that? you call that forward. that's forward over a cliff. >> and the add wars are on. a new one in new hampshire. talking about romney's experience and he would put it job cuts under bane capitol. mitt romney has one repeating the president saying the private sector the doing just fine. >> tracie potts, thank you. >> 5:44. chopper attack continues in syria. we have amateur use taken from the city of rasan. you can see a helicopter in the air, firing on the city. helicopters believed to be russian made. secretary of state hillary clinton said yesterday that russia was sending gun ships to

damascus. >> after 17 years, police in tokyo getting their man. 54-year-old takahashi caught after a man hunt he was wanted for his involvement in a 1996 gas attack on a tokyo subway system. 12 people were killed, hundreds became ill. his arrest following that of another consult member two weeks ago. >> mexican police are caught on the wrong side of the law. it shows five policemen kidnapping three men from a hotel in mexico. in the video police man runs over to a truck carrying armed civilians and giving what appears to be a list. the victims are taken out and handcuffed. they were later found asphyxiated and beaten to death. >> there is no testimony today in the jerry sandusky trial. the last of eight young men accusing the former coach,

taking the stand yesterday. no one -- victim 9 said he was 11 and it continue forward three long years. also thursday an investigator testifying that back in 1998 sandusky admitted to showering with young boys but denies it was sexual. he has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. the prosecution is expected to rest its case on monday. >> the lapd will hear previously credit is shape. a judge in texas rejected watson's attempts to keep the recordings out of investigators' hands t tapes part of a bankruptcy against the late lawyer's firm. investigators hope to hear watson discussing unsolved cases on the tapes. watson is serving a life sentence for his role in the 1969 killing of seven people. >> one of the military top medals being handed out, the air force will award the silver star

to francis gary powers' family, he was piloting a spy plane over the former sov yet union when he was shot down. he spent two years in a soviet prison. in 2000 his family accepted the prisoner of war medal, flying cross and national defense service medal. today they will accept that silver star for powers demonstrating exceptional loyalty. >> mack page recovering from heart surgery. you may remember him as the little darth vader. this was his seventh surgery for a heart defect. the surgeon says no complications, he will be released in about five days. >> such great news. doing great work to help other young ids. >> exactly. >> 5:47. we check in with christina to

add to the beautiful cannot. >> not just because justin bieber will be on the "today" show. good morning. we have a good looking day and my man as well. you can see a little bit of low cloud cover, not a lot to morning but enough to where it's going to keep you cool, cool enough for lack of the ac today. on the coast and bay side, if you ned through tomorrow you have an ac in san francisco, you'll likely crank up. crisp out this this morning. the best time of the day. take your dog for a walk. the temperatures in mid 80s in some cities. we have a building breeze, winds will continue to shift out of the east. when you see the southeasterly flow, that's what we're talking about offshore flow pushing that ma lean layer. it negates that ocean ac. june gloom has not been a

problem yet. high pressure, the warm-up kicks into high gear through tomorrow. it's going to be hot with triple digits expected even here in san jose. if you lived here for a duration of time you know we don't see a lot of days in the triples. up to 100 inland tonl. seeking shade if you live inland or hit the beach. 76 degrees. half moon day for saturday, 96 on father's day, you still have time to get him a difficult. you want to make them early, though, if you are going to be inland on sunday. let's check your drive. not too hot. one crash to point out way out in solano county. out of fairfield. an accident, i-80 westbound as you approach waterman drive. no problems to tell you about. that construction has wrapped.

880, the red head has gone away. minor delay nobody into oakland. back to you guys. >> thanks. you want to take a listen to this one. a connecticut man with serious anger management problems making headlines for calling 911 over a beef about a sandwich order. >> i specifically asked for little turkey and little ham, a lot of cheese, and a lot of mayonnaise and they are giving me a hard time. >> i can see. you call 911, pal. that connecticut man, deli didn't make the sandwich the right bay. well, the customer got mad, they could not take it back, it was a special order. >> if you call you better come and pick it up and pay for.

>> got that right. come on. the telly has since called to apologi apologize. he was not arrested for calling 911. >> extra mail? >> we're going to take a break. calling coming up, taking the lung knowledge. >> we'll look at a gadget friday to help k weekend. aand more.ing, so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. care for your car.

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clever inventor created sort of an ice cube tray that makes ice cylinders made of rubber, about 8 bucks from think geek.com. what is the point, you ask yourself? you wonder well, go ahead and bring the camera out and we'll show you. come on. you can do it. >> wow. >> how about that. now, there are those of you who are going to say instead of sticking it in a water bottle, but it in the freezer. to them i have a standard answer. that is, get your own tv show. >> i thought you're not supposed to do that though. >> you have to let some of the water out. i had to let some out just to get the idea. but you know, it has an interesting idea to it. about 8 bucks from the website think geek.com. have to go with something cool.

>> as long as scott says -- >> not impressed. >> $8, sorry. >> worth it, scott. >> pretty honest. >> i know what not to get you for christmas. tonight we could see history in the making. >> world famous dare devil will attempt something. nik wallenda is a seventh generation dare devil. he's going to get perspective on niagara falls. 200 feet above on a wire. he will be wearing a safety device. >> why? is he getting snad >> i don't know. >> runs in the family. >> summer break means sleeping in. >> but today your kids might give you a pass if you wake them up early because the man

himself, the young man, justin bieber will be hitting the stage for the summer concert series on the "today" show. live right now from new york city. this is bieber's rehearsal on the stage. i'm sure these ladies were there the entire week. some even, yeah, camping out for days. matt lauer interviewing the biebs. make sure you kids aren't up, start shaking them. the bieb is about to hit the stage. >> a special allowancement. >> teasing, maybe a special guess. >> you were singing it earlier, the girlfriend song. >> don't know what you're talking about. >> 5:56. still ahead, live coverage at the olympic club. >> the fire that brought b.a.r.t. to a halt may have been

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a car crash and gas leak forces people to leave their apartments in san jose. we're going to show you what's happening now. >> reporter: after a major disruption in service yesterday b.a.r.t. back up and running through the transbay tube for the morning commute. the investigation is under way about a fire that was connected to it. i'm christie smith. i'll have that story coming up. >> reporter: plus, round two of the u.s. open set to get under way in about an hour. good morning. we're going to have a look at the leader board coming up.