starts to build for san jose. we'll show you the latest slowdown coming up. >> a live look outside, san francisco, you can't even see the transamerica pyramid. it's monday, july 9th. this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning. >> 6:00 straight up. what's happening out there. good morning. i'm jon kelley. thanks for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. developing news this morning in the east bay. it is not the place you would expect to hear about mass shootings but this morning oakland police looking for a gunman who opened fire on a theater crowd at jack london square. bob redell is live for us gathering information. >> reporter: good morning to you. we know that there are witnesses that police have been speaking with, a, to figure out what led up to this shooting and b, to figure out who was behind this

to try to get a suspect description. trying to figure out what led up to this shooting outside the regal cinema's theaters. it happened last night. five people were show. according to one report three of the people actually got to oakland children's hospital for treatment by a private car. two others were transported by ambulance. police found one person laying wounded in front of the theater, the other around the block. all five people are expected to survive. none of those injuries are life threatening. whoever shot those people is still out there and police have not released a description. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> new this morning the pentagon, yes, confirming six american soldiers have died in a single bombing attack. this happened in eastern afghanistan. the soldiers along with five afghan police officers and 18 civilians ended up dying in the explosion. another deadly attack on nato

troops in the southern part of that country made sunday one of the deadliest this year for western forces. >> a major announcement from the white house today. president obama will call for a one-year extension of the bush era tafrm cuts. they are set to expire on january 1. the extension would apply only to families earning less than $250,000 a year. it's expected to frame the upcoming days of the presidential campaign as the republicans push the cuts to higher wage earners. we'll have a live report from washington coming up. >> 6:02. it's that time of year and a wild fire north of the bay area burned more than 1200 acres. this all started over the weekend in the area of mendocino national forest. cal fire says the so-called mill fire tripled on sunday alone.

state and federal fire crews trying to tackle it from the ground and the air. some camp grounds have been evacuated and the mendocino national forest getting ready for a closure. >> amtrak is running after a fire on an east bay train bridge on a trestle north of benicia sunday afternoon. two amtrak trains were delayed for about an hour and a half. it's not clear what started the fire but the fire captain says it's not unusual for train brakes to throw sparks. >> your computer is on its own. during the night fbi cut off access to servers protecting tens of thousands from destructive malware. scott joins us with what this means. >> it means you may wake up with no facebook. the fbi set up special servers to defeat that malware. it's one of the only times the u.s. government has gotten

involved in protecting the internet. they turned that off at midnight. because of all the advanced warnings tens of thousands were able to get the malware off their computer. if you haven't heard of it and you wake up and you don't -- aren't able to get on the web, you will need to contact your internet service provider. so to be clear, this is not a situation where some point to computer bug struck. this has been around for a year causing trouble. it's that the good guys shut down the protection at midnight so starting today you're on your own. if you have trouble call your ifp. >> a south bay church down but not out after recent break-ins. east san jose's church held sunday mass as usual but what was missing in yesterday's service was the music. thieves had broke sboon the church stealing $25,000 of

instruments. the church leaders are upset over all of the hard work that went into afiring that equipment. >> what they took was a lot of labor and people's effort and will. to me was more upsetting about that. >> our lady of guadeloupe reaching out to the community to help raise money for new instruments. no arrests had been made. i heard on thursday they are going to have a mayo meriochi f. >> it's 6:05. meteorologist christina loren says getting to be hot in the city. >> a little calenti for that fest. a live look outside, this is san francisco. you can't make it out. we have completely fogged in conditions. you can see the highway and the tops of the buildings. but mostly cloudy this morning.

at least here. over the 85, 87 intersection. we'll check the drive with mike. what i wanted to show you by 10, maybe even noon, mostly clear conditions. high pressure is strong so we'll see temperatures in the 90s which we didn't experience over the course of the weekend. we're talking triple digits as we head into the midsection of the week. today works like this. inland about 86 degrees at noon. up to 91 at 5:00 p.m. highs are coming in at about 5:00 p.m. we don't hit starlight until 9:00. we have changes on the way as i said before, hotter weather, then a cooldown for the weekend. help you sort through all of that. 6:06, first here is mike and your drive. >> tracking this accident or actually traffic hazard in the middle of the freeway. interstate 280 northbound at seventh street. toward downtown reports of some sort of hazard in the middle lane. no details from chp and no slowing over the last few

minutes. 280 is okay, 680 up to highway 87. look at this. 101 on schedule. we have slowing, actually a little more dramatic than we see, though, this time on a monday so. between 680 and 880, we have the speeds into the 30s and 20s now. pretty good burst of traffic for the south bay. let's get a look outside, a live look and see how things are shaping up. backup started for the cash lanes, highway 4 at 242 in concord now reports a car fire. i'll bring you that in my next report. >> thank you. 6:07. how about this, taking the guesswork out of your morning commute. cal train testing a new alert system and marla tellez is live in palo alto with what's being done to try to make your train on time. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. caltrain got started in 1863. fast forward almost 150 years

and the train is set to start testing a first-of-a-kind system, it's a real lime arrival and departure system. they begin testing this today. let's talk to christine dunn with caltrain who is out here live with us. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> reporter: explain how this is going to work. >> we'll have retime information on our signs in all of our stations, we're golsing to have audio announcements that are real time. riders are going to be able to sign up for these messages to get them on their cell phones and we'll display the information on our website. >> so currently this is not an option for passengers so they know when their train is supposed to arrive but it can be late. >> that's right. they have the schedule information. we don't have real time information. this is a first for us. we're excited about it. >> this has been requested for some time. >> right. something that people are asking for, particularly in this area.

everybody's very tech savvy and we want the latest, so we're going to be able to give real time information. so it's going to be great. >> testing starts today through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. what is going to happen? >> we'll be displaying messages on our digital signs, going to say this is a test. you also hear audio announcements but it's during the off peak. most of our riders are not going to notice it. >> when can they expect this to go live? >> by the end of the year. >> christine dunn, thanks for your time. so again, caltrain is going to test this real time departure and arrival system set to go live by the end of the year. live in palo alto, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> 6:09. if the you ride vta, starting today the service is making changes in hopes will make your ride a little smoother. buses 11 and 65 are one route.

it gives a direct connection to the dear dock station. and line 65 riders no express service. you can find a list of all of the changes on the vta website. >> good notes to take. 6:10 now. google plans to build hundreds of apartments could get a ax. >> plus, a tough time, they are continuing for tim lincecum, how the clients plan to proceed with their star pitcher. >> stuck in neutral. the american economy just not moving. we'll take a look at all of that coming up in business. >> a live look outside. >> i like it. i just was so excited i wanted to be part of this live shot. >> go ahead. >> it's yours now. i'm handing it back. >> a live look outside overlooking san jose. the temperatures, they are going

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>> welcome back. that is the golden gate bridge although you can only see part of it. it's still there. mike inouye will talk about the traffic. christina loren will fill you in on the fog and the weather. going to get hot. >> mountain view may kill google's plans to build apartments because of owls. the company wants to build new housing in the north bay shore area but leaders say they are concerned about the impact on the rare burrowing owl. neighbors are concerned about

the traffic. the council will consider google's plan tomorrow night as part of mountain view's broader development blueprint for the coming decade. >> in sunnyvale, microsoft will officially open a new office at the moffitt towers. they worked in the building since june. the tech giant plans to celebrate the new campus in a grand opening this afternoon. >> in redwood city officials may abandon a plan to build a four-star downtown hotel. tonight the city council considering a different plan to build 100 rental units next to the caltrain tracks on winslow street. leaders say the idea of 120-room hotel has not yet been completely given up on. there is just a greater demand for more permanent housing. >> and san francisco apartments, guess what, might get smaller. the current legal limit is actually 220 square feet. how about this one. developers, a group of them,

pushing the board of supervisors to reduce down to 150 square feet. if you wonder for a reference, that's a little larger than a standard parking space. developers say the city needs more options for young tech workers who i guess aren't very tall. the board will take a vote on the issue on tuesday. >> and yes, when you strike up the band you know what that means, we're closing in on the olympic games. >> pretty exciting. the torch is slowly making its way to the olympic stadium and this morning a bay area teenager helped to get it closer. sarah williams, yeah, look at her there from pleasanton carrying the torch and waving to fans, shaking hands. she went through buckingham outside of london. >> looks like she has security guards. >> you have to watching the torch as well. the 19-year-old was one of 22 americans chosen to run that

torch. she 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 just to watch her run live. >> what a great young lady. great honor. >> if you can't get to london but you want to cheer on team usa there is now not surprisingly an app for that. >> of course. >> it's 2012 team usa road to london and allows you to send and receive messages directly from the athletes. it includes stories about their competitors, bios and video clips. check it out. >> i've got to download that app. we know the nfl is crazy popular all over but guess what, fewer people are going out to the stadium and the league knows it all too well. "the wall street journal" reporting average attendance has slipped 4% since 2007. wonder if the economy has anything to do with that. the season, this season, the

league will implement changes like letting fans see the same instant replays as the referees. that's cool. all fans will get free wi-fi. that's very cool. and smart phone apps so they can listen to players wearing microphones out on the field. cool. >> grunts and groans. >> get off me. >> tim lincecum and the giants heading to the all-star break. they were in pittsburgh to wrap up their series with the pirates. lincecum has not won on the road since april and didn't change. pirates jump all over lincecum early. even their pitcher, their pitcher, got an rbi single. lincecum's day ended after 3 1/3 innings, seven hits, six runs allowed. giants lost 13-2. but you know, they are sticking by lincecum as good fans should. he's going to make his next scheduled start on saturday. he has been a little down lately. hang in there, timmy.

all-star game festivities. they get under way in kansas city with the home run derby. no giants are participating. but you're going to see a lot of them in the big game. buster posey, melky cabrera, they start with the all-star game and we're going to find out if matt cain will be the starting pitcher. >> let's hope so. the giants return to action on friday after all of the festivities. time to get back to reality. you can see that game here nbc bay area starting a at 7:00 p.m. >> i louvre all star tradition. >> lightning in arlington, texas last night sending players running for cover. look at this. >> holy cow. >> watch. holy cow is right. >> i'm out of here. >> players didn't ask for

permission to leave the field. do you have to. >> see you. game over. nice playing with you. >> we're out of here. >> well, after the game they kind of returned to the field. denard span tweeted that's the loudest noise i ever heard. i thought jesus was coming. he is one day. not yet. >> good fun at the old ball yard. are we going to get that thunder stuff here? bam. then we can take off from work. >> listen to you. always trying to think of something to get out of work. >> i've been playing hooky all my life. >> an art form. definitely taking notes. we might see a little bit of isolated thunderstorm activity as we head throughout the second half of the work week with a little bit of moisture from the south. a live look at san jose this

morning. beautiful live look. what's beautiful about this, i know you're probably looking at this blue shot thinking that's not that beautiful. it is because we have low clouds that are going to keep us cool. we'll wake up on wednesday with a completely clear skyline and as a result temperatures will soar into the triple digits. so it's time for the dog days of summer in the bay area. 55 in san francisco, 60 in sunnyvale, at 6:20 this morning, and 58 in san jose. your weather headlines, cloudy start, a sunny finish. today hotter, 90s in the warmest cities across the bay. then we bring in the triple digits as we head through wednesday, that's when we'll peak when high pressure will be at its strongest. you can see the clouds wrapping around that ridge of high pressure. what that is is that monsoonal flow so. if you are headed to southern california, thunder boomers there. for us, we might see isolated mountain thunderstorms as we led to wednesday, but the bigger concern as you know if you lived in california, any part of the

state, we're concerned about fire danger this time of year. you really want to take it easy with your barbecues, camp fires, watch them closely. make sure the fire is completely out before you leave it. you'll be in high fire danger territory this week with high temperatures and winds that will be strong enough to keep the red flag warnings in place. i wouldn't be surprised to see a red flag go up wednesday to thursday. as we head throughout tuesday into wednesday, very hot especially through your inland valleys. then we'll cool off a touch thursday into friday. let's see how cool or hot the drive is. >> hot, talking about fire danger. we're extra worried about car fires. sounds like this is a little dramatic but the only one i had for car fires. this is in the east bay a car fire westbound highway 4, it approaches 242, a car fire, a

smoking car. on the shoulder and the driver is out. we have slowing, 242, for a few minutes, now a smoother drive. plan on your typical drive out of antioch and maybe extra slowing through concord. westbound 580 into livermore and maybe slowed a little at vasco because of abaccident. i'll show you slowing in my next report. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> 6:22 now. and wall street continues to ponder the jobs pictures. >> after another disappointing employment report on friday, we brought it to you live. and scott mcgrew joins us, more of the same. >> the economy is stuck in neutral. the chances that the fed are going to have to step in again increases mightily. over the weekend some fed governors spoke about the need for a stimulus to get the american economy moving after the jobs report said 80,000 jobs added.

yet another month we seem stuck in neutral. we start earning season today, big companies opening to investors. bay area nps thursday, we'll hear from wells fargo, intel and yahoo!. yahoo! is probably going to announce its interim ceo is its official ceo. ebay and ibm and amd and safeway on the next day. this earning season will park the second time that facebook reports its profits. facebook and yahoo! on friday were able to hammer out an agreement over yahoo!'s patent dispute and "the wall street journal" reports that facebook will start providing job leads to users much like you might find on monster. we think of facebook as a finished product. it's a great deal of potential there that has been untapped as facebook begins to do something with all of those connections.

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>> president obama planning to ask congress to extend bush era tax cuts but not for everybody. brian mooar is live on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: the president is

campaigning, needs to pivot away from last week's job numbers so the president is rolling out a proposal to extend the bush era tax cuts for one year to people making less than $250,000 a year. republicans will not go along with that. they want a whole broad range extension, and they want it longer than a year. later this week, congress will be trying to repeal the obamacare but that's just in the house, not in the senate still controlled by democrats. president obama won't sign off on it. in washington the only thing better than getting something done is being able to blame the other guy for not doing it. back to you. >> thank you, brian. >> 6:27. still to come on "today in the bay," a fremont man says a great white shark took a bite out of his kayak. we'll hear his story coming up. >> somebody opened fire at people waiting in line outside of a movie theater. five people are shot. the shooter is still on the loose. [ female announcer ] irritated, itchy, summer skin? count on cortizone-10.

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live to jack london square for the latest on last night's shooting of five people, five people in the hospital. that story coming up. >> reporter: it is a first for caltrain. good morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to tell you how you can keep better track of your train coming up. >> also news breaks overnight, six u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan. we'll have all of the details coming up. >> and we have a much hotter week on tap. so far this summer has been mild. until this week. triple-digit heat in the forecast. for today, 80s inland, 70s bayside, 60s at the coast. sort those out coming up. >> better news for san jose 280 all lanes cleared after a traffic hazard. i'll show you what sells causing slowdowns, coming up. >> i'll show you a live look outside. look at that golden gate bridge all socked in with fog for this monday, july 9, this is "today in the bay."

>> good monday morning. thanks for joining us. 6:31. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. with nothing short of a chaotic scene last night in oakland. five people shot when gun fire erupted outside of a busy theater. bob redell is live in oakland where police are still searching for the gunman. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. we know they had been speaking to witnesses overnight to find out what led up to this shooting outside the regal cinema, it happened last night. not clear if this was the start or end of a movie. five people were shot according to one report. three victims were taken in a private car to oakland's children's hospital for treatment, the two others transported by ambulance. police did find the one person wounded in front of the theater, the other around the block. all five of them are expected to survive. none of the injuries are life

threatening. whoever shot these people is still out there. police have not released a description. >> the pentagon confirming six american soldiers have died in a single bombing attack, it happened in the eastern afghanistan. the soldiers along with five afghan police officers and 18 civilians died in that explosion. another deadly attack on nato troops made sunday one of the deadliest this year for western forces. >> a major announcement coming from white house today. 18 few hours president obama calling for a one-year extension of the bush era tax cuts. these are set to expire january 1st. the extension would apply only to families earning less than $250,000 a year. it's expected to frame the upcoming days of the presidential campaign as republicans push to extend those cut to higher wage earners and the democrats attempt to paint the gop as anti-middle class.

>> 6:32. a wild fire north of the bay area burned more than 1200 acres. calfire says the so-called mill fire tripled in size sunday. state and federal crews trying to tackle it from the ground and the air. some camp grounds are evacuated in the mendocino national forest is getting ready for a formal closure. >> are you ready for this. a brand new approach to seize the morning commute. caltrain testing a new alert system. marla tellez is live in palo alto with a look at how all of this system works. good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. for the 42,000 people who rely on caltrain daily, monday through friday, this is great news for them. starting today caltrain is testing out a new real time system that will give passengers precise arrival and departure times. this means it will let you know

if your train is late. using technology caltrain will be able to track its trains and send that information directly to passengers in an e-mail or text message, whatever they prefer, and the information will be posted on station message boards and announced. it has been a long time come forge passengers who rely on it every day and a late train could mean no more paycheck. >> very important. i have to be at work. if i'm not at work i can lose my job. >> very important. very important going to jobs. they may be fired for being late. it could be. >> reporter: the testing runs today through friday from 10:00 until 3:00. so it will not affect rush hour commuters. if you are on the train from 10:00 to 3:00, all you hear is some testing announcements. it hopes to get this system in

flies have it go live by the end of the year. live in palo alto, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> the search is on for a great white this morning off santa cruz after a 52-year-old fremont man posted this picture on his blog. he says he was kayaking saturday when a shark estimated to be 18 feet long took a bite out of his boat. you can see the damage and the shark even left a tooth. i guess they x-rayed the kayak. on his blog mel goes into details. he says it started with a violent jolt. i saw the shark's head coming out of the water and bite the starboard underside. his head was gray and his white underneath all over his mouth. i can still she the seriousness on his eyes. this all happened in about two seconds. the force of the attack threw mel into the water and turned

the kayak upside-down. pretty intense. >> make a necklace out of that tooth. i heard snaps from meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, let's get to the weather forecast, shall we. if you only knew. good morning to you. snap, crackle pop as you eat your rice krispies. you want something cool for later in the day. a live look at sunol, clear here. temperatures close to 60 degrees and we're headed towards the low 90s. let's get to it. you are going to get comfortable weather but turning on your ac come this week f. you have that luxury. san francisco, completely socked in with fog, a little droplet activity on the lens there. 58 in san jose, 55 in livermore. we're still in the good air quality range except for out in the extreme east bay.

keep that in mind. you can enjoy what light breeze we have in store. approaching 86 at noon, up to 91 degrees at 5:00 p.m. so starting to get hot in the evening hours. we'll talk about when we're going to get the hottest. first, here is mike and your drive. >> reich we said, pet better news for 280, whatever traffic hazard was there has cleared. we don't see slowing but we see more build for the south bound side of 280 approaching 680 as well as northbound 101. from tully up to 880. show for the south bay. more slowing as you approach north livermore and vasco road. adding to the time at five minutes out of the alta mont pass. better if you approach the dublin interchange and the y with mild slowing there and the bay bridge toll plaza, there is

your backup. it's there. >> what a difference an hour makes. >> 6:38. coming up on "today in the bay," you can take a slip to london for less. we'll let you know a good time to schedule a bargain vacation. >> we'll tell you about a city street avoid in san francisco where you better take cover. or you'll deal with real angry birds.

>> this was a wild scene in san francisco a. neighborhood out there dealing with real life angry birds. >> don't mess with a pair of black birds, near 24th, look at this video. for three months the birds have lunged, pecked and chased unsuspecting passerbys. >> nobody's safe. >> you got to watch it. >> i bet that hurt. >> it does. >> it happened to you? >> not there but in other places. usually they are protecting their nest and the neighbors realize that and said they are going to try to put up with it while they can. momma bird. they dive bomb you. >> you understand. >> as long as no one gets hurt. 6:41. details emerge about a bizarre incident at the alameda county

fair. police arrested a livermore man accused of slapping a show pig and pulling its ears and tails. the suspect was well above the legal alcohol limit. if we think alcohol could have possibly been involved. 22-year-old was released from custody with the condition that he stay away from the fair and actually get help from alcoholics anonymous. >> and stay away from pigs. 6:42. caltrain launching a new system to help you catch your ride on time. we'll let you know how this works. >> do you have internet this morning? we'll tell what you to do about it. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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california. wild fires burning north of napa county. >> state and federal fire crews are dealing with several in colusa county including one that spread to more than 1200 acres. brian hickey joins us with the latest. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. this is outside of maxwell we're on a road where the chp has the road shut down only to local traffic into the foothills. further up where you can see the smoke over the mountains this morning is where this fire or fires are burning up in the hills in colusa county. you can see the flames, even in the relatively calm cool conditions we're seeing this morning the fire is burning through the canyon. it started as five separate fires yesterday. we're told a couple of those are out or surrounded. a couple of the fires merged into one larger fire. we're told about 2500 acres have burned so far with 10%

containment. 150 firefighters are out there, they have dozers and air tankers and helicopters on order with the temperatures expected to rise, triple digits and of course the afternoon winds that pick up in the canyons, the biggest concern. fortunately, we've not heard of structures lost in this fire. but they continue to fight on pretty steep terrain and dry conditions as the temperature is expected to rise again, certainly a cause for concern. brian hickey. back to you. >> looks so dry. >> it does. 6:46. the "today" show is cup next right after "today in the bay." >> good morning. coming up on a monday, that oppressive heat wave finally coming to an end for much of the country but the cooler weather is also ushering in dangerous storms from oklahoma all the way to the carolinas. al's tracking that weather, and he'll have a forecast for us. also ahead, tom cruise and katie holmes on the verge of reaching a settlement less than two weeks

after she filed for divorce. details on their high profile split. and how is that mini darth vader from the super bowl ad doing after open heart surgery. max page will tell us as he joins us live in our studio this morning. and it's also a big morning around here as we get set to welcome savannah guthrie to her new role as co-anchor. that's when we get started on a monday morning here on "today." >> all right. thank you very much. well, london games around the corner, pretty exciting. we're what, a couple of weeks away. if you like what you see during the london games you can decide this, check out the city. you might want to get there soon. >> travel experts say that october may be a pretty good month to go because traditionally there is a travel lull in the city that hosts the olympic games in the weeks following the games. a great time to snag bargains sow might want to check it out. >> let's check out the forecast for today. hope you like the heat this

week. turning it up. >> finally turning it up. all of that sweltering heat we're reporting for the east coast, it's our turn and it's going to come in quickly. make sure you are ready for that. taking a live look at san francisco, promising shot here of the golden gate bridge because you see all of that cloud cover, that's an indication of what could be an unseasonably cool day but unfortunately high pressure is so strong it's going to clear all of these clouds by about 10:00. as it does so our temperatures are going to soar. so even warmer than it was yesterday at the 90s back in the forecast. let's go ahead and show you san jose. we have overcast conditions, the cloud deck is not touching the surface. your vision right at the surface is looking good. however, that cloud deck is going to break apart. i think before 8:00 even. so temperatures on the warm side. make sure you are ready. 55 in san mateo to start, 52 in novato. so you really want to keep this in mind, give the kids at home

with you. if you don't have an air conditioner it's a good idea to try to seek shade, find a beach near the water to stay cool. that's the greatest part of living in the bay area. you only have to travel about 20 miles to lose 20 degrees. so for us, a few 90s on the map. this afternoon the fog will make for a pretty nice start at the beach. you'll get clearing by about noon. that's when you get the sunshine. making for a really nice beach day. of course the warmest city santa cruz, mid-70s. 74 degrees at about 4:00 this afternoon. elsewhere, i'm forecasting 90 in livermore, 86 in south san jose, 84 in the hort of san jose, then we heat you up, tuesday into wednesday, thursday, you might know this song, hot, hot, hot, that's how it's going to be. a good way to remember it. i'd like to strike that from the

record, mike, take it away. >> similar. you thought about that. looking to highway 4, very slow through antioch, traditional. this is the extra slowing we were worried about. concord out of pittsburgh, slowing because of the smoldering car. on the shoulder. speeds into the 40s. also shows the build through concord. that's your slowing for that portion of the east bay. coming into livermore, additional slowing, then it smooths out heading to north livermore. the earlier incident, that's making things even out. that traffic moving south. toward sunol there is slowing for 680 as well. we'll get a look toward the san mateo bridge area. the bridge itself, look at the san mateo bridge. we have slow traffic from the peninsula, the volume is starting to pick up, heading

over the water. the low clouds not so much of an issue along the peninsula but closer to the coast, let's look at that and we'll see traffic through the area. christina showed you this. also while there may be so much mist you might have to use the wipers i don't see anybody using them but that may be the case coming up from the north bay. >> that's investigative reporting. >> there were some fears that today could be a black monday. so far so good. worries that thousands of americans would lose their second to the internet. >> scott mcgrew is here to join us. >> last night at midnight the fbi turned off special servers that were protecting people from malware. this is one of the first times the government stepped in to protect consumers. dns changer has been a problem for the internet for years.

it was not because the bug was set to do something today, but rather, because today was the day the protections were turned after. if you wake up with no internet you need call your provider. earlier reports say so far so good. looking at the markets t dow down as they ring a real bell on the wall street, on the new york stock exchange. nasdaq down about 8 points, s&p 500 down five. we begin earning season with alcoa, and bay area companies begin to report their profits. >> you needed more cow bell there. 6:52. burrowing owls blocking a plan. the tech giant wants to put up apartments but city leaders say they are concerned about the impact that housing would have on the rare burrowing owl. the council will consider

google's request. >> there was a brief re-occupy protest in the east bay. farm activists broke into the farm in albany saturday, the group came back to harvest some crops before they were elektded. they left after their work was done and no arrests were made. a church down but not out after recent break hins. san jose's our lady of guadeloupe church holding mass as usual. this was missing all all of the sweet music. stealing about $25,000 of constitutions. koych leaders upset over all of the hard work getting that equipment. >> a lot of labor and a lot of people's efforts. a lot of people's will. that's what to me was more upsetting. >> our lady reaching out to the community hoping to raise enough

for new music instruments. no arrests have been made. >> the future of caltrain riders, making it easier to catch your next ride. marla tellez is live in palo alto with an update on the system. good morning. >> reporter: caltrain is going to test their real time arrival and departure system monday through friday this week. you're now going to know if your train is running behind. this is something passengers have been asking for for a very long time. it's possible thanks to gps technology. it will be able to track its trains and send that directly to passengers in e-mail or text message. it which would be posted on board trains and station message boards. feedback is positive though they wish the system was already in place. >> like today. the the train is late. we don't know why it's late.

doesn't say why it's late. it says the southbound train is late but i'm going north. still doesn't make sense. very important. i have to be at work. if not i can lose my job. >> reporter: cal train hopes to have this in place by the end of the year. it's going to be testing the system from 10:00 to 3:00. so at the very most or if you have -- live in palo alto, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> if you ride vta, starting today the service is making changes it hopes ll make your ride smoother. bus lines 11 and 65 are now one route, the move gives direction to the station and more frequent service. expect more frequent rides.

>> >> an oakland firefighter was hospitalized after suffering minor burns fighting flames at the abandoned building. neighbors say this is not the first time they smuled smoke from that building. several fires had been reported in recent weeks. >> in the back we have it extended to the rear of the building. we'd be fighting this far. >> we got called a second alarm right away but i didn't need those. the first did the job well. >> fire officials say it did not look like squatters had been in the building. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. police searching for a gunman after five people were shot outside a theater. bob redell is live in oakland with all of the latest. good morning. >> yes. good morning. around 9:20 last night five people shot outside the cinema here in jack london square.

one was found wounded, another around the corner. someone else drove the other three in their car to oakland's children's hospital where they were treated. all of them are expected to survive. none of the injuries are life threatening. we have smoken to witnesses to try and figure out what let up to this shooting and most importantly to find out who is behind it. there have been no arrests, there is not a president? and they have not released a description of this person to help find that person. reporting live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> time to get another check of the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. how are we looking? >> pretty good. good morning to you guys. you want to close your blinds inland by about noon with a lot of sunshine coming in, 86 degrees already at noon. and then we'll round out the day in the low 90s and this is one of the cooler days of the workl week through wednesday, triple-digit heat in the

forecast. if you or a loved one works outdoors make sure the water bottle is ready. seek shade. then through this weekend taking your temperatures down back into the 80s. get ready for a few hot days. how is that drive heating up? let's check that. >> we had drama in the south bay as we look at the map but things calm down. after the earlier incident was in the middle of 280, since then only slowing build up for 101 and now that ripple effect as traffic slows, and then approaching on northbound 87. a little slowing coming into downtown. mild for the south bay even at this time of day. we'll look into the east bay. the east shore freeway. about 25 minutes off of the carquinez bridge down to the bay bridge toll plaza. a little slowing heading west on 580 toward the toll plaza. no drama in the north bay and rch will be smooth as well. a quick check here as well. highway 4, antioch shows the volume, a big volume of traffic in through antioch. then the slowing through

pittsburg and bay point. the car fire on the shoulder. will add to the slowing. enough to tip it into the 40s. a live look at 880 past the coliseum. no drama for the nimitz. back to you. >> we'll take it then. thanks, mike. >> time to strike up the nbc band. we are closing in on the london olympic games. it's less than three weeks away. >> the torch making its way to the olympic stadium and this morning a bay area teenager helped it get closer. sarah williams from pleasanton, an hour and a half outside london, shaking hands along the way. the 19-year-old was one of 22 americans chosen to run that torch. what an honor. she was chosen for her work in organizing her own charity called creative kindness. it donates blankets to foster children. her dad made the trip with her and we're told her family was up early this morning to watch.