>> attacked by a shark and he lives to tell the tale. the story behind these pictures. >> we held off on the oppressive heat in the bay area until this week. we are going to get some of the hottest weather we've had in months. in the upper 80s inland, upper 70s bayside and the upper 60s at the coast with warmer weather on the way. your forecast in moments. >> looking to the east bay i'm tracking this accident for 680. better news. it sounds likes they have the accident cleared. we'll give you the latest coming up. >> right now a live look outside. a clear shot across san jose. beautiful way to start your day on this monday, july 9th. "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley.

police right now searching for a suspect this morning after gun fire erupted outside a popular theater in oakland last night. a total of five people were shot. bob redell is live in oakland with more on what led to this gun fire. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. that's why oakland police are speaking with witnesses to try to get a better understanding of what led to this shooting outside of the regularle cinema 9 here in jack london square. this happened 9:20 in the evening, five people were shot. according to one report, three of the victims rode in private cars to oakland's children's hospital, the others transported by ambulance. one found wounded in front of the theater, the other around the block. all five of these people are expected to survive. none of the injuries are life threatening. whoever shot these people is still out there. and police have not released a description. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> also in oakland a firefighter

recovering from injuries received battling a blaze, suffering minor burns while fighting the flames in an abandoned three-story building. neighbors say this is not the first time there have been fires at the site. >> had it extended to the rear of the building we would still be fighting this fire. we called a second alarm right away but i didn't need those because the first alarm company desire the job very well. >> fire officials did not say what it looked like. they said it looked like squatters had been inside the building. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. >> an extremely emotional final day at the alameda county fair. people taking time to honor a jockey who was killed during races on thursday. dozens from the horse racing community and the fair gathering to remember jorge herrera, the 33-year-old died from a head injury after his horse threw him

during a race. herrera is remembered as a man of his word, someone who showed up for people who needed him. >> a lot of people tell you they are going to be there but to this young man he was there, he was a man of his word, dedicated to his craft. it's a tragic loss. >> we can tell you the fair dedicated a race to herrera on that last day of racing. >> 5:03. bay area kayaker was attacked by a great white shark and lived to tell about it. the 52-year-old man from fremont who has only been identified as mel, posted this picture on his blog. he was attacked while fishing 18 kayak. you can see the damage that shark did to the kayak. even left behind a tooth lodged in the side of the boat. on his blog he wrote about the intense moment saying it started with a violent jolt. i saw the shark's head come out of the water and bite the underside. his head was gray and white

under his mouth. i can still see the seriousness on his eyes. the forces of this attack threw me into the water and turned the kayak up side town. >> happy to blog to it. caltrain testing a new system which could make your commute more precise. marla tellez is live in palo alto with an update on how riders are getting a glimpse of the future. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. on average about 42,000 people hop on caltrain daly, monday through friday. safe to say many of these are commuting to work so it's pretty crucial that they arrive on time. good news, caltrain is testing a new system designed to keep passengers better informed about precise arrival and departure times. for passengers and nearby neighbors what does this mean for you? this means that you'll be hearing quite a few test announcements from 10:00 to 3:00, monday through friday this

week. when fully operating the system will deliver your train information one hour before the train is set to arrive, a message will be posted at the station, it will be announced also on the platforms, posted on caltrain's website and passengers can opt for an e-mail or text message. it will include the scheduled arrival time and whether or not the train is running on time or running behind. this all made possible by cal train's gps technology. passengers can expect this to be up and running by the end of the year. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thanks. 5:05. mountain view may kill google's plans to build 1100 new apartments because of owls. the company wants to build new housing in the north bayshore area. city leaders are concerned about the impact the housing would have on the rare owl. look at those eyes. neighbors are concerned about the traffic. the council will consider

google's plan as part of the broader development for the coming decade. redwood city may abandon plans to build a downtown 4-star hotel. it will consider a plan to build a 100 rental units next to the caltrain tracks on winslow street instead of the hotel in redwood city. the idea of a downtown hotel has not been completely abandoned, there is just a greater demand for more permanent housing. microsoft will open. service employees have worked in the building since june. the tech giant plans to celebrate the new campus in a grand opening this afternoon. >> 5:06. from a meteorologist, christina tells us a good week to get out and enjoy the sunshine, work up a sweat. >> it's going to be hot. i'm staying in. >> you're going to give your air conditioner a good workout.

temperatures are going to be hot. at the coast, perfection. 60 to start out in sunny veil. 58 in san jose. 56 in livermore. and 55 degrees in san francisco. so yeah, if you have outdoor plans do it early. once we lose the marine layer it's heating up across the bay. close to 90 degrees even here in san jose. up to 86 degrees by noon. you'll be at 91. that's the warmest time of the day, this time of year high pressure is in control of our pattern and going to bring temperatures way up. so we'll talk about that. here is mike. >> a nice follow-up to this issue here. northbound 680 all lanes are cleared as you pass by elpintado. we also have that guardrail that's damaged. it sounds like they are probably going to hold off on the repair until after the morning commute if they need to do it at all as

far as blocking lanes. no slowing south of there. we're looking at the north route, from highway 4 eastbound, the construction closing the freeway opened up and there were no major delays. moving smoothly through antioch, highway 4 at the limit for east and westbound. off of the castro valley y, the debris has been removed. the dumbarton bridge is clear and the construction through baltimoreo has cleared from northbound 101. you may find the off ramp closed for a few minutes. we don't see problems, no slowing. use the oregon expressway. >> thank you. picking up on transportation, here is a heads up. starting today the service making changes. it hopes will make your ride smoother. bus lines, 11 and 65 are now one route. the move gives line 11 riders a

direct connection to the san jose station and line 65 riders more frequent service. 102 and 181 will run more frequently. you can find a list of the changes on vta's website. >> it's 5:09. facebook targeting job seekers. >> what can be done to park the american economy. we'll take a look. >> for the latest news, traffic, weather and all sorts of good things, check us out on facebook. boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today.

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on a monday. a little shot of the golden gate bridge there. got a little bit of something in the air making those lights spray more than normal. it's 5:12. >> sun may shine brighter. scott mcgrew is back. wall street will pond ter jobs picture. after a disappointing report we welcome back scott off for a couple of weeks. you were missed. >> thank you. all of this means that the chances the fed have to step in once again, absolutely increases after that lousy jobs report. over the weekend some fed governors spoke about a new need for some new stimulus to get everything going again. friday's june jobs report said 80,000 jobs were added last month, that's a terrible number. yet another month in which we seem stuck in neutral. we start earnings season today. companies opening to investors. when we hear from google, wells

fargo, intel and yahoo!. yahoo! probably going to announce its interim ceo is official. ebay and ibm wednesday and amd and safeway the next day. the earning season will be the second time facebook reports profits. the first time as a publicly traded stock. facebook on friday, recall, able to hammer out an agreement over yahoo!'s patent dispute as well. speaking of facebook, let's check in with bertha coombs. good morning. >> hey, good morning, scott. welcome back from your vacation. facebook not vacationing at all. the company may be getting into the help wanted business. now it's all online. reports say that the social networking giant is going to launch its own job posting board with listings from third party providers. last fall facebook announced a

partnership with the labor department. stock futures are lower, again worried about the situation in europe. the debt deal, spain's debt this morning, the 10-year bond above 7% for a yield, that's not good news there. and we're coming off the horrible job numbers on friday. investors will be watching for alcoa earnings this afternoon, that kicks off the second quarter earnings season. overall, s&p 500 earnings expected 1% below last year, and you can expect a lot of companies blame lower results on the impact of the european debt crisis. as far as data, we'll get consumer credit this afternoon. the dow is going to start the day at 12,772, after falling 124 points on friday. and the nasdaq at 2937, after dropping 38. but scott, watch the insurers, the medicaid players now. a conference call going on well point bying america group for $5

billion. that's the big thing, that medicaid expansion coming in 2014. that's what they are talking about. >> thank you much. also laura and jon, you heard about the malware. >> thank you very much. >> a lot of people, no joke, can't get on the internet. >> what will do you? >> exactly. it's not going to stop us from getting nice weather. >> you bang your mouse like that every day. good morning to you. good day to take your ipad, whatever, your smart phone, take it outside with you because we're going to see comfortable conditions, then downright hot by wednesday where you want to seek shade and stay indoors. i brought your temperatures up to 99 degrees on the 7-day. a live look starting in san jose. you can see mostly cloudy conditions. the natural ac has been turned on, same for tomorrow. then by wednesday offshore flow

kicks in around here. that means we'll see temperatures overnight wednesday into thursday, only in the 70s. you're going to have to use the ac overnight if you want to stay comfortable. 60 in sunnyvale, 58 in san jose. 54 in santa cruz. headed to a really nice afternoon. especially for the first part of the afternoon. not too humid. as we head throughout today and tomorrow, moisture is going to creep up from the south. that means it's going to feel sticky tuesday into wednesday when high pressure is at its strongest. in addition to that with all of the moisture transported from the south we could see isolated thunderstorms. we're watching for that. throughout the second half of wednesday into thursday. 5:16 now. temperatures work out like this. 99 degrees by wednesday. leveling off a touch for thursday into friday. staying hot. then as we head into the weekend you're going to get some heat relief. we're going to feel sticky with clouds increasing throughout

saturday and sunday. not as comfortable as last week. try to make your outdoor plans early as possible. let's check your drive. >> we have a couple of issues for the bay bridge so let's stick this out here for the report. the lower deck out of san francisco, reports of a stall or disabled vehicle, getting over through treasure island. the eastbound blocking the slow lane. no slowing yet so use caution through the tunnel. westbound off of the toll plaza a live look, there is a report of some sort of hazard. sounds like a saw as you come over to hov lanes. watch this car. no problems, so looks like the lanes are clear. but again, we'll watch that commute direction. no slowing yet on our sensors. still more to follow. we'll look at the approach to the bay bridge.

the amazing area, out of the caldecott, those routes are moving smoothly. we have debris opposite your commute. southbound 13 approaching the merge with 580 eastbound. there is some debris. there may be a traffic break but no slowing for 580 or 880. that's a nice drive. further out, we're looking at a 15 minute drive out of the altamont pass. we had slowing from north flynn over to greenville and then things are clearing up down to the dublin interchange and down to the south bay. there are no problems for sunol or fremont. looking at the northbound route, easy drive, look at these speed sensors. you're at the limit for these routes. we'll see 101 and 680 start to show slowing. if things go according to schedule and no accidents so. far none for the south bay. back to you. >> thank you very much. sad news from hollywood a veteran character actor and oscar winner ernest borgnine has

died. he was 95. he died at cedars sinai center in los angeles with his family by his side. he played a lot of roles but perhaps best known as the star of mchale's navy. his oscar coming for best actor in the film "marty." and recently he was the voice of the mermaid man on sponge bob square pants. i know you and i watch a lot of sponge bob. i did not know. great factor. >> no, i don't watch that much. >> maybe it's just me. dora the explorer. >> a lot of that. it's 5:19. how you can become the owner of a private island here in the bay area. >> also, the freak getting freaked on. giants get trounced by the pirates.

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>> welcome back everyone. and a good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside. things are picking up a little bit in the south bay. may be an early jump on things because the temperatures are going to rise. we'll check the forecast with christina. 5:22. >> checking out the giants lately? not so good lately. tim lincecum and the giants heading into the all-star break on a downer noxt in pittsburgh to wrap up the series with the pirates sunday lincecum had not won on the road since back in april and that did not change. the pirates jumping all over lincecum early. even the pirates pitcher got an rbi single. lincecum ending after 3 1/3 innings, gave up seven hits, six runs. giants get hammered, 13-2. >> never wanted to say i hit

rock bottom or anything like that but you know, when things are going as bad as they are right now, you kind of got to go out there feeling like you got nothing left to lose, leave it out on the field. and what happens happens. >> timmy bringing tears to your eyes. a little choked up. that big old contract. the giants giving lincecum a show of faith. he is still scheduled to start the second game on saturday. >> hang in there, timmy. hang in there. >> he has laura's support. the a's, a lower scoring game. they host the mariners. the a's not wasting time. coco crisp scoring the first run in that inning. and the mariners then tie the game in the sixth. it was all tied till the 13th. the a's come back, win this one by a final of 2-1 and the party is on. >> they had their nostalgic jerseys on. >> hey, but you know what,

london olympics right around the corner. 18 days away. if you can't get to the games, but you want to cheer on team usa you can do it from the distance. >> no shocker here, there is an app for that called 2012 team usa road to london allows you to send and receive messages directly from the athletes, also includes stories about the competitor, bios, and a lot of video clips. if you happen to like what you see watching the london games on tv, decide maybe it's time to check it out, you want to get there sooner than later. >> october may be the great month to go because traditionally it's a travel tlul a city in the weeks following the game. great time to snag bargains. >> good time to do it. london is a fun city. 5:24. the big london eye. >> looking good today. they call san francisco the paris of the west. good morning to you. we've got a good looking day, temperatures are going to be

comfortable. we're going to get some of that fog we traditionally do but that's going to keep your temperatures from soaring. wednesday morning, entirely clear conditions. that means triple-digit heat here in the bay area. rare century mark is in the forecast. we'll take you through that. 91 at 4:00 inland, 82 bay side, 64 at the coast which means you'll be shedding layers. let's find out how you are doing on your drive. >> according to schedule. but that's not a great thing. we still have slowing heading through antioch. 56, your g street sensor. this on schedule. the worst commute is the evening commute through the same area. looking at 680 through danville, san ramon. we have an easy drive on the northbound side. the earlier accident cleared but there is damage there so be prepared. there may abcrew on the scene.

smooth past the debris to 580. we have one lane from what it sounds like. the lower deck issue relocated to sterling out of san francisco. one lane might be blocked but no slowing there. and a live look at the toll plaza, disabled vehicle but i haven't seen slowing in 10 minutes. back to you. >> there is a piece of real estate on the san francisco bay that's taken a price cut. redrock island is a 6 acre massive rock. it was on the market for $22 million. >> that's an expensive pet rock. >> have we got a bargain for you. asking price has dropped to $5 million. >> like that better. >> pretty good, i guess, for your own island. it's only accessible by boat or helicopter and there are no buildings on the island. but in addition to the privacy you're going to get a secluded beach if you want one, jon.

great fishing. and it's out of the fog. >> i just have to come up with $5 million. >> maybe a tent too. >> it's 5:27. still to come on "today in the bay," thousands of computers are offline. how to find out if it was yours and was affected by all of the viruses knocking out the internet across the country. >> san francisco, tight on living space. some developers want to bring in more apartments. what they are proposing for the city. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat.

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>> reporter: today is the day thousands could lose their internet connection. we'll look at what's going on coming up. >> reporter: and caltrain gets ready to test a new system that is sure to benefit thousands of riders. good morning. i'm marla tellez. we're going to have the story coming up. >> and back to work monday, whole new forecast. this week much hotter weather in the bay area. upper 80s inland today, upper

70s bayside and 60s at the coast. your full forecast in moments. >> for your east bay i'm getting reports of six mattresses in lanes on the east shore freeway, conflicting reports coming in. i'll bring you the latest. >> that's a big moving trip. a live look outside on the south bay, traffic picking up there as well. mike's on all of it for us for this monday, july 9th, this is "today in the bay." >> sounds like a big slumber party on the freeway. not at all. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. internet disconnect this morning, tens of thousands of people finding their access to the internet denied. >> that is right. this is all the result of an international hacking scam that has pulled the plug and had the plug pulled by the fbi. scott mcgrew is live in the newsroom to explain what this is all about and actually, what you

can do about it. >> good morning, jon. at this point you either have interor you don't. if you you have to call your provider. several agencies including the fbi set up special websites and servers that would warn you if you had this malwear on your computer that would cut off your internet at midnight. even facebook would send awe warning if it detected the problem. most people took the action they needed to avoid the wholish view, now as midnight marched around the globe and the fbi started to turn off some of the protections we saw far fewer reports of problems than we first expected. this is not a sign that theish jew overblown but a sign that the good guys did a good job fixing the problem before it became a huge problem f. you do wake up this morning, you can't log on to the web, you will need to call your internet service provider. chances are they are aware of your problem.

>> it's 5:31. this morning the search for a gunman who left five people wounded outside after jack london square movie theater. bob redell joins us live in oakland with more. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we know that police in oakland are still looking for the suspect. they have witnesses, they had been interviewing but have not said where they have gotten in terms of a suspect description or identity of the gunman. this happened around 9:20. it was outside the regal cinema. five people were shot. three of those victims were taken in private cars to oakland children's hospital for treatment. two others were transported by plans when police arrived. they found one wounded, the other around the block. all five are expected to survive. none of the injuries are life threatening. it's not clear what led up to this except did it happen.

reporting live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 5:33. there is a brief reoccupy protest in the east bay, occupy the farm activists broke into the uc-berkeley-owned farm on saturday. that group came back to harvest cr crops they planted before they were evicted. no arrests reported. occupy the farm is also planning to attend an albany city council meeting where the future of the land will be discussed. a south bay church down but not out after break-ins. the church holding sunday mass as usual but what was missing in yesterday's service was all of the music. thieves had broken into the church stealing about $25,000 of industries. church leaders upset over all of the hard work into acquiring

that. >> they took a lot of labor and effort and people's wills. that to me was more upsetting zbrxt right now our lady of guadeloupe reaching out to the community hoping to raise money for new instruments. so far no arrests have been made in the burglary. >> starting today caltrain will be taking some of the guesswork out of your commute. marla tellez is live with a preview of their new alert system. good morning, marla. >> good morning. you know, caltrain has been around almost 150 years and starting today they are going to test a system that's going to change the way riders ride, how they depend on trains. joining us is christine dunn with caltrain. thanks for waking up so early with us on this monday morning. >> good morning, marla. we're happy to be here. >> let's talk about it's a real time arrival and departure system. what does that mean? >> for the very first time

riders are going to get real time information. we have a gps tracking system on our locomotives, we have sensors in the tracks and it's going to give information where their train is in real time. >> if they are, if the train is running behind they will get that alert. how much time will they be given? >> the times are going to be an hour before the train arrives at the station so you're going to be able to sign up for alerts you can get on your cell phone. you can check our website or it will be on the digital message sign in the station. >> a number of ways you can find out when your train is arriving. i understand that this has been a big request from passengers. >> that's right. it's something our riders have been asking for for a long time. we're pleased to be able to give to the them. >> what can they expect this week for the pesting? >> they are going to see routine messages. it's during the middle of the

day so we're not disturbing commuters. so midday we'll be writing and saying this is a test. so we'll keep testing and hopefully our goal is to get this up and alive and running by the end of the year. >> reporter: great. now 42,000 people rely on cantrain? >> right. we have 42,000 riders. ridership has gone up every month for the past 22 months. >> reporter: thank you so much. we'll be talking to christine to learn more about the caltrain new system in our show. that's the latest from here. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much. 5:36. san francisco apartments could get smaller. the current legal limit, get this, 220 square feet. >> that's small. >> you don't know. some want the board to reduce that to 150 square feet. >> that's crazy small.

>> your feet would hang out of the front door. the developers say the city needs more housing options for young tech workers. the board will take a vote on the issue on tuesday. that's not a lot of recommend. and the developers probably don't have to live in these. one bedroom. that's just a room. meteorologist christina loren here. >> hey, let's face it, laura's got me beat. she has the most amazing shoes. this morning you're taking out your wardrobe, your shoes, no problem this morning. temperatures are going to be cool enough for the flip-flops. temperatures really ramping up. you can see san francisco to san jose, mostly cloudy conditions all the way down the peninsula. and into some of our inland valleys. what that means is we're going

to see a nice day, the clouds for the first part of the day. became out in the pacific, high pressure is strong over head. we're talking about the 90s today. and the warmest across the bay. that's not just it. we're talking about triple digit heat. so that means wednesday we'll get ready for that, 91 at 5:00, 82 bay side. 64 degrees at the coast today so. comfortable conditions by the beach. we'll let you know when everybody's headed to the beach because that's where it's cool. the only cool place across the bay area. here is mike and your drive. >> the bay bridge where we had two incidents, one upper, one lower deck. we look to the exclamation point, the east shore freeway. reports of mattresses across all lanes. i called, said what happened and they said it's not on the report so. we have a stalled neck blocking

slowing so i'm watching for more issues as far as someone missed seeing something. the on ramp for read wood road to highway 13 that is affecting the on ramp. head to 580 and second over getting you through the area. the slowing, livermore, slow out of the altamont pass. you see that on the right. clearing by the time you get to the airway sensor. we'll get a live look, see how things are crossing the bridge, a nice westbound commute. you can see the high rise, low clouds but not a problem, golden gate bridge, similar, a well of traffic but you can't see the head woopds. back to you. >> understand that good. still ahead, a bay area teen get as starting roll on the road to the london olympics.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look outside. pretty clear view from the east bay this morning. oracle arena all lit up. it's 5:42. >> the weather not the only thing heating up on capitol hill today. not a chance. president obama planning to ask congress to extend the bush era tax cuts, just not for everybody. brian mooar is live on capitol hill this morning. brian, sounds like this one is going to be a long drawn out battle. >> yeah. well, the president is going to try to upstage congress as they get back to work today. the president's going to tell them to get to work on extending the bush era tax cuts but not for everybody. the idea is a one-year extension

for people making under $250,000 a year. that is going to be a big, big fight here on capitol hill. and president obama wins, whether he wins or not. because anybody who stands against this proposal looks like they are standing against the middle class. so, from president obama it's easy to throw that out there. but this is important in terms of messaging now because there were some pretty bad headlines the past week about jobs and the lack of creation of jobs to the obama campaign is trying to pivot now to another message, another conversation. something else they are doing right now is trying to put the focus on mitt romney and his personal finances. you're going to hear talk about swiss bank accounts, about offshore corporations. mitt romney's supporters say that's a cheap shot, it's a distraction. right now for the obama campaign it's an important part of the message, a chance to upstage the folks on capitol hill. and jon, one last thing before

we get back to you, the vote on obamacare, republicans will hold that vote on wednesday, try to repeal obamacare, the senate still controlled by democrats, the president is not going to sign it. >> brian, thank you very much. moving to international news, an unusually violent weekend in afghanistan. six americans die and five afghan police officers and 18 civilians in a bombing attack. the killings of two nato troops in the southern part of afghanistan helped to make this one of the deadliest days for west military forces this year. >> in libya ballots being counted. nearly two-thirds of all voters showed up to polls. this is libya's first free election in 60 years after the downfall of moammar gadhafi. western leaning candidates

beating rifles. a political power struggle in egypt. the newly elected president is ordering parliament to reconvene, this after egypt's high court dissolved the legislative body before the presidential election. the country's top generals holding an emergency meeting today. >> time to strike up the music. we are closing in on the london olympics. now less than three weeks away. >> look at that. right above my head. the torch is slowly making its way to the olympic stadium. this morning a bay area teen helped it get closer. she carried the torch outside of london early this morning. the 19-year-old, one of 22 americans chosen to run the torch. williams was chosen for her work in organizing her own charity called creative kindness. it donates blankets to foster children. her dad made the trip to england with her and we're told her

family was up early this morning to watch her run live. look at that. a lot of good spirit there. >> the head of the international olympic committee is defending some of the sponsors. >> health care groups criticalp mcdonald's and coca-cola sponsorship because of the link to obesitobesity. mcdonald's has been a sponsor for 36 years, reupped for eight. t >> have a diet coke. >> and a smile. >> always. always bringing a smile to our face. meteorologist christina loren, hope you like the heat. >> the heat is on this week. we were talking about the east coast, how they were suffering oppressive heat. midwest, east coast last week, our turn west coast. get ready for it. temperatures aren't going to be that bad, the 90s, low 90s across the bay and the reason why it won't be that bad is

because of the fog that we're starting out with. this is san francisco. you can vaguely make out the pyramid in the distance. we'll see fog the first part of the day over the city by the bay. let's show you what it looks like in san jose this morning. clear conditions just about. 58 degrees, we have low clouds hanging out even in livermore and oakland this morning so watch out for that. 55 degrees to start you out. it's a crisp morning. as we head throughout the day high pressure gains control of our pattern and also it's going to amplify throughout the day. what we're talking about is temperatures approaching the 90s in the warmest cities. significantly warmer than where we ended up yesterday. then tomorrow we're still going to have the fog to start but temperatures will creep up. we'll peak through wednesday. you'll get great beach days. looking for the natural ac where you don't have to suffer from the heat, head to pacifica. 65 degrees, comfortable conditions out there. headed to half moon bay, 67, lots of sunshine, wind out of

the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. and of course the warmest beach city with the most sunshine, santa cruz. i'm forecasting about 68 in san francisco. we head throughout the next few days, take a look at where we are headed up to 99 degrees wednesday. getting rather hot inland. and what i can tell you if you do have to use your air conditioner today, go ahead and turn it on but if you don't have one, we've got good air quality. that will be changing wednesday and thursday. the full forecast coming up. first here is mike. >> some of the air quality influenced by the number of cars on the road. consider carpooling. we're looking at highway 4, a change in the speeds, slowing that happens about this time. right on schedule heading over to love ridge. okay through bay point, concord. look at this. livermore coming in out of the altamont pass, 20s showing up

where it's red and slow into and through livermore toward first. this 56 at el charo. smoother toward the dublin interchange. let's get a live look at the bay bridge. no problems over toward there and a live look at the toll plaza shows you an easy drive approaching a sparsely populated toll plaza. all of these cars starting to build. we'll see the metering lights turn on in about a half hour. visibility is okay across the bay. south we're looking here toward the peninsula. 101, the freeway, 101 all lanes are clear. the embarcadero off ramp from northbound is closed. northbound routes not showing any slowdowns. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> it's 5:49. coming up, this one is no game.

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hitchcock movies? you don't need one to do this. san francisco, a neighborhood there dealing with real life angry birds. >> take a look. a pair of black birds have taken up residence in the neighborhood near 24th and castro. for about three months the birds looking innocent. no, they are lunging at people. chasing unsuspecting passerbys. at first it was funny. now neighbors say it's getting annoying. they say they had to come up with defense strategies. >> in a month i would say maybe four or five times, constantly pecking at me. i learned to walk across the street. >> you can see them dive and swoop and it's intimidating. >> neighbors are going to put up with it, the birds are likely guarding a nest. so until they fly the coop, the best advice may be to keep the head down and walk fast. >> maybe a helmet or something. 5:53.

we can tell you another high tech company taking pinterest. pinterest leaving palo alto for soma? >> i said before that the mayors should be alarmed. managing to attract so much, linkedin opened in the city and it managed to retain twitter and zenga. pinterest will move from at palo alto. you have to tip your hat to san francisco mayor ed lee. his efforts back bid big money from tech angel investors have turned san francisco which has never been known as a business friendly city, back into a high tech magnet wall street worried after friday's jobs report showed us to be stuck in neutral. and there is concern that european leaders aren't moving fast enough to contain the

crisis in the eu. i can tell you my boys bought $7 sodas in paris but to no avail. >> how nice. >> soda tastes better in europe. because you're in europe. >> there you go. let's look at our forecast here with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. if you're looking for hot weather we've got that by this afternoon temperatures climbing into mid-80s inland by noon 91 degrees at 5:00 p.m. let's check your drive. >> look to the south bay. i told you there were no incidents, then i get back to my desk, two incidents. 280, no slowing but the accident just happened. this is northbound 280 at seventh street off ramp. sounds like the off ramp is open but chp is arriving so we'll let you know.

update, in the middle lane as you approach the off ramp so this may affect freeway speeds. looking over to the right as well. an issue for the capital expressway on ramp to 101. some sort of traffic hazard. chp is heading there. no word on lanes blocked. 101 smooth but capital expressway, the on ramp might be affected. we'll track that as well as a live look at 880 past the coliseum. a nice volume with the taillights moving at the limit, 238 to the bay bridge toll plaza, about 14 minutes. >> thanks, mike. >> 5:56. still ahead, it's that time of year, a wild fire spreading in northern california. we'll let you know where. >> a shooting spree in oakland turns a night into the movies into a nightmare. >> we'll drop awe little live shot over san jose. that is the hp pavilion. how about doubling your pleasure. the golden gate bridge popping up for you.

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