killing his wife in oakland in 2008. now hans reiser's own children are suing him. coming up in a live report i'll tell you what they want. >> if yesterday wasn't hot enough for you we are cranking up the heat today. triple-digit heat in the warmest cities 90s inland, 80s bayside. 70s at the coast and we're sparing the air. lots to talk about in your complete forecast. >> the commute is pretty cool even though highway 101 down to one lane on the peninsula. we'll talk about the fog and what else is going on this early morning hour coming up. >> a live look outside the toll plaza this morning. metering lights are not on there yet. we'll keep checking the commute with mike. he's got tabs on everything. christina talking about the warm-up. tuesday, july 10th, this is "today in the bay." >> made to the tuesday morning. 5:00. >> thank goodness.

>> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. and he was at the center of one of the bay area's biggest murder trials. today, he's heading back to court. hans reiser, an interesting twist, his own children are suing him. christie smith is live in hayward with details on this new trial and the murder of his wife six years ago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's bound to be drama here in the courtroom even with opening statements that are expected a little later today. as you said hans reiser is being sued by his own children over the loss of their mother and he is acting as his own attorney in court. reiser was convicted of murdering nina reiser in 2008 and now the children are seeking more than $15 million for emotional damage. the attorneys say he is capable of generating income even from behind bars. reiser looks to be focused on

defending himself. he says he actually killed his wife to defend the kids from harm. their attorney says that is ludicrous but one legal analyst says expect fireworks with this. >> any time hans reiser enters a courtroom there is going to be high drama. you never know what he's going to do next. the jury by seeing the way hans reiser acts may punish him and reward more money than they may otherwise. >> reporter: the children are now living in their mother's native russia with family. he has subpoenaed them to appear in court but it is doubtful that they will actually come. they have not had contact with hans reiser since he was convicted. reporting live in hayward, christie smith. >> a desperate search in the east bay for an autistic man who has been missing for more than a week. deputies say chris galarpi ran away from his family last

monday. they say he is severely autistic and cannot communicate. he is 5'6", weighing 170 pounds. he also uses a cane to walk. he was last seen wearing an orange short-sleeve shirt and brown pants. >> this sounds like something out of a script. they did this, predicting a crime before it happens. this was in morgan hill. police using a new technology to do that. it's called predictive policing. special software takes all of the crime information from the past month and puts that into a map. this allows the officers to see where the crime hot spots are. morgan hill police say the technology also helps when you have a smaller staff. >> tremendous because we've always been short for as long as i've been here which is 12-plus years. just to be able to go out there and know where maybe there is

some crime pattern occurringing. >> very unique. on the other side critics worry this could lead to stereotyping and racial profiling. >> keeping up with apple. the city of cupertino bolstering staff and moving ahead with a revised budget that will add two more positions. the new associate planner and associate engineer will help handle the extra workload, the apple campus is expected to generate. the council must approve the campus 2 project adding 2.8 million square feet of a project planned for the prune ridge avenue. >> a first for the san francisco giants. four players will be on the field at tonight's all-star game in kansas city. bob redell is live at at&t park in san francisco with what's behind this distinction. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. you have four giants players starting in the national league

team tonight. melky cabrera, bab low sandoval, buster posey, and mat cain on the mound. not only is that the first time four giants will start, it's the first time the giants have had a pitcher and catcher start together. and for cain, this will be his first appearance in the midsummer classic to be played tonight in kansas city. >> it's going to be cool. we know the routine, what we want the do before it starts. that's kind of -- that's it. there is nothing better than knowing a guy behind the plate that knows you. he caught me every game this season and i'm extremely excited. i'm having fun. >> it will be really special, yeah. we found out yesterday and we were both fired up. cain's a fun guy to catch so most important to us. >> in announcing cain as a starter for the national league

team tony la russa said he wanted to reward cain for what has been an excellent career so far. if i recall he pitch add perfect game. he has been familiar with cain's work since he, too, lives in the bay area. coming up we'll hear from the man not happy with la russa's choice, that would be r.a. dickey, the mets pitcher who thought he should be the first behind the mound. not a happy man, not a lot of happy fans. reporting live, bob redell. >> thanks a lot. got to root for our boy. >> it's all about the g-man. let's check out the weather. out here it's going to be nice. >> it's going to be hot there and not as hot here. if you're waking up with us near at&t park where our own bob redell grimaced at your remark,

laura. temperatures are going to stay mild right by the water. however, i wanted to point out the best way to tell the story is with pictures. 55 degrees now in concord, by noon in concord, 86 degrees. you'll be at 91 in antioch. 90 already in livermore so a really hot day shaping up. substantially warmer than yesterday. yesterday was a cooker in the east bay. 100 at 4:00 p.m. livermore at 83 bayside and 69 at the coast. temperatures start to tumble as we head into the weekend but we have a couple more hot days and we're sparing the air today. unhealthy air quality in the east bay. try to limit your activity but the heat will probably help you do just that. let's check your drive. >> we'll take to you the peninsula. i told you, you're down to one lane through palo alto. we're showing no slowdown on our sensors. also getting out of the area,

eastbound 84, that's the dumbarton bridge. two lanes get you by. this is a traditional spot heading to fremont and newark. san mateo bridge smooth in both directions. we have construction southbound 880 from 23rd off of fifth to 23rd. southbound no slowing so it doesn't matter. there is only one lane blocked. commute direction for 580 and 24 toward the toll plaza and the east shore freeway will move smoothly as well. opposite we have one lane blocked to 24 to the walnut creek interchange. that is easy light volume. 242 out of concord. great speeds there. slowing in about a half hour, 20 minutes maybe. and the eastbound direction for highway 4. looks like it's clearing but still chp has not given me the

all clear. back to you. >> hay heey if you plan to hailb tonight. why? taxi drivers planning to stop working on the city routes at about 7:00 tonight. that is the same time the city council is expected to finalize a taxicab ordinance that could open up the door to new companies. the president of yellow cab claims it will result in an abundance. his drivers will suffer in a challenging economy. suffering even more. >> we'll follow. 5:09. still ahead, why a restaurant is putting the delicacy back on the menu days after it was banned. >> a discouraging -- we'll take a look.

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>> welcome back everybody. we'll give you a live look over the bay area. gorgeous out there right now with the sun not yet up, kind of got a mixture of colors out there dancing in the early morning. we'll have a report on the weather coming up. it is 5:12. >> remember all of the foye gas, a bay area restaurant planning on serving it. it's on federal land so it claims it is exempt from the law that took effect last week.

the new california law prohibits the products derived from force fed birds. the restaurants that break the rule could receive a $1,000 fine. this saturday the club plans to introduce it. >> a bay area world war ii landmark. some want the ship museum to start paying rent. the operators insist a 1990 agreement gives them the space rent free. the city is poised to vote on the issue tonight. >> no secret wall street seems rife with cheating with bankers and stockbrokers soaking their clients. a new study out says the financial world seems okay with that. >> a wall street law firm says a quarter of the financial executives it surveyed said that cheating was necessary for success. about the same percentage one

out of four said they had personal knowledge about someone cheating on wall street, all of this as regular investors, mom and pop investors leave the stock market in record numbers. scandals on wall street include galdman sacks executives calling investors muppets. jpmorgan chase losing money it wasn't sure if it was 2 or 3 or 4 billion. mf global taking client money before collapsing. this is all in the last year or so. oh, and bob diamond when it got caught monkeying with the offered rate he says he is going to give back $30 million of bonuses. british lawmakers are holding more hearings. there are some honest faces on wall street. those include sima mody with a market check. >> good morning. futures are higher after markets

suffered from a case of the mondays, the dow has closed down the past six mondays in ten of the past 11. in a quirk the dow has also closed up for the past six tuesdays, and europe, that's what we blame. stocks under pressure after yields on spanish government bonds rose to levels seen as unsustainable for the government to be able to refinance its debt and pay its bills. the european markets are trading higher. asia did fall overnight. the dow dropping 36 wouldn'ts to close at 12,736 t nasdaq losing 5 to close at 2531. consumers are ramping up borrowing a possible sign they are willing to spend despite the economy. borrowing on credit cards, student and car loans and other debt rose 8% in may, twice as much as expected. that was led by an 11% surge in credit card debt. the highest increase in nearly five years. that's the latest.

now back over to you. >> thank you. microsoft says computers running its windows 8 system will hit stores no later than october in time for the holiday shopping season. microsoft has a lot riding on this system. at a time when not a lot of people are buying traditional computers. microsoft bought a company called perceptive pixels. they make the big screen touch screens you see on cnn, when the reporter does this and that and that kind of stuff. it's a big buy and looks like microsoft is getting more involved in that touch technology that apple does so well. >> cool stuff. it's 5:16. we check in with meteorologist christina loren to break it down for us on a tuesday morning. good morning. >> break it down now. 54 degrees in livermore. 57 in san jose. 52 degrees in san francisco. good morning to you. a great looking day shaping up. at the coast and bayside, hot today. temperatures are going to be on

the climb even more so than yesterday. it was not that bad in san jose. i didn't have to use my ac, today i likely will. temperatures will approach 90 degrees. we're talking about the triple digits in the extreme east bay. this is the time of year when the micro climates really make themselves known. if you're looking for cooler weather, maybe you have the kids, you want to get them out of the house, take them to the beach. that's the safest bet. downright hot conditions, you risk overheating if you're staying out there for any duration of time. stay hydrated. we're still dealing with what we call a dry heat. you're not going to be sweating as much as if we had more humidity in the atmosphere. that means it's harder to detect when your body cannot keep itself cool. make sure you monitor yourself and of course we have plenty of tips on our website nbcbayarea.com/weather. air quality forecast is back in the mix base we are now sparing the air. in the east bay that's where we have the unhealthiest readings

when it comes to pollutants. that will continue to get worse. the worse air quality typically at 5:00 when we have most of the cars on the highway and the hottest point of the day. throughout this afternoon, temperatures, 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow we'll peak. hot humid weather only a few days, though. so livermore, 100 degrees, about 101 tomorrow. and then we'll start to cool off thursday, not by much thursday. but we'll cool you off friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures falling back to seasonal averages. in addition more of an onshore flow. that purifies our air quality. so we'll probably be sparing the air tomorrow, thursday as well. and then give it a break friday through the weekend. let's check your drive. >> we'll take to you the south bay where we're talking construction for 85, already starting to clear. el camino, either direction, still construction probably into the morning commute. we'll continue to follow that. they typically pick it up earlier than they say they are

going to. we have a smooth drive but south of 237, keep in mind a lane or two. we do have an incident, this is a disabled vehicle northbound 101 around julien. the sensor says 70. that's obviously too fast. 65 is the limit but it shows that the light volume is able to get by without much distraction. sounds like one of the lights is out and the flashing blinkers. an issue until the tow truck gets there. a smooth drive for 101 has construction cleared from palo alto. a smooth drive past the scene across 84 t dumbarton bridge, crews there. no problems there or across the san mateo bridge so take you for a look. see the volume of traffic. here, westbound your commute direction showing you the value. in the 50s as you cross over. the high rise visible but the blanket of lower clouds over to

the peninsula side and along the coast. influencing the golden gate bridge. it is a nice clear view of the east shore freeway and a smooth drive approaching. back to you. >> thank you. in the city of albany, bring on the bulldozers, despite a protest, giving the go ahead to develop a plot of land. uc-berkeley owns the land where protesters camped out, planting crops and demanding it be turned into an urban farm. >> i would rather have you be remembered for many, many years as doing something inspiring that would get global attention of feeding the people and saving some land rather than saving it over. >> uc-berkeley says the land has never been a farm and shouldn't become one now. the development project still has to clear hurdles including

an environmental study. >> a rescuer save bid the man he was rescuing. >> right now a live look over san jose, traffic is zoom being in and out. mike inouye filling us in. that time of day, it's going to get thicker.

>> welcome back everybody. tuesday morning, as we give you a nice live look over san francisco. some fog in the air out there, but it should be blowing out sometime very soon. the other good news is we're a day closer to the weekend. i did mention it's tuesday. 5:23. >> people are going to think we don't enjoy working. >> we just enjoy the weekend as well. >> hey, this is an interesting

one. the rescuer becomes the rescued. a helicopter crew was trying to help a hiker who had broken his leg. when the crew got out to help the hiker one of the helicopter's blades hit one of the rescuers. get this. that's when the injured hiker, he's an air force medic, stepped in to help. the medic and three other hikers provided first aid and helped the officer back into the helicopter. both the injured medic and the officer were then taken to the hospital in redding for treatment. >> fortunate for a happy ending. goodness. my broken leg but i got you. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. no injuries out there. weather looks good. >> no. so far so good. but we do want to keep in mind that with triple-digit heat in the bay area something we're not accustomed to even in the summertime, you really want to monitor yourself outdoors today. you don't want to overdo it.

heat exhaustion is a problem when we get this hot. 100 degrees at 4:00 in livermore, 83 degrees bayside at 4:00 p.m. that's oakland at 4:00. 80s. we do have cooler weather on the way but two more hot ones first. we'll sort it out coming up. here is mike. >> we'll take to you the nimitz freeway. a smooth drive, lighter volume of traffic but let's talk about the construction. crews have cleared or are clearing at southbound 880 between fifth and 23rd we had construction blocking one lane. we have reports that they are on the move, caltrans says that's the case. no brakes. this volume of traffic able to pass the coliseum now. you might see flashing lights for a few but so far no problems southbound. the taillights going northbound, that is your commute direction and no disruption to that all the way to the bay bridge toll

plaza. back to you. >> 5:25. still to come on "today in the bay," why governor brown's tax initiative is catching flack for its position on the ballot. >> a convicted killer goes to trial once again. we'll let you know what's at stake. >> and another bay area visit for president obama. this time he's not headed to san francisco. the fund-raiser he has planned on the other side of the bay. >> we take you back outside, a live look over san jose as the sun starts to come up and shed light on the situation. a lot of things coming up.

>> reporter: he was convicted of killing his wife in oakland in 2008. hans reiser is heading back to a bay area courtroom, this time being sued by his own children. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what's expected in court coming up in a live report. >> a fugitive wanted 182008 san

francisco murder is back behind bars. how police caught him. >> we've got a hot day ahead. temperatures climbing into the triple digits in the warmest cities across the bay. 90s inland, 80 bay side and 70s at the coast. we're sparing the air, lots to talk about in your full forecast. >> i've got the san mateo bridge. on the peninsula side a new incident involving a motorcycle. we'll sort out the details, let you know if that affects you. >> we give you a live look at the golden gate bridge. kind of a live look. it's a look at a lot of fog out there. a little bit of traffic. we'll fill you in on the details on this tuesday, july 10th, "today in the bay." >> good morning everybody. the time now is 5:29. i'm jon kelley.

>> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> today right here in the bay area convicted killer hans reiser returning to a courtroom. >> he is facing a wrongful death suit brought on by his own children for the murder of their mother. christie smith is live in hayward where new information is coming to light why reiser says he killed his wife. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. we'll get to that in a minute. but expect fireworks, that is the word of one legal analyst who says with hans reiser acting as both a defendant and his own attorney, things are bound to get dramatic in the courtroom as soon as today because with hans reiser you just don't know what he's going to do next. but the jury could punish him and award more money depending on his behavior. the reiser children are suing their father in a wrongful death lawsuit for $15 million over the death of their mother nina reiser. hans was convicted of her murder

and the children's attorney says reiser is a gifted computer scientist, very capable of generating income even behind bars and the children, he says, have suffered. >> they are obviously traumatized by what happened. how do you get over this. they lost not only their mother but they lost both parents. it's affected them a great deal. >> reporter: again, hans reiser has decided to act as his own attorney and mentioned in court documents that he killed his wife to defend his children from harm. the children's attorney says that is absolutely ludicrous, jury selection continues this morning, and then it's on to opening statements. reporting live in hayward, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> we can tell you a second suspect in a bay air triple murder facing extradition. that is wilfredo reyes. investigators say he has been

hiding out for four years. he is wanted in connection with the murders of tony bologna and his two sons. the victims' family relieved to hear of the arrest. >> it's been very hard for them that one of the individuals responsible was still out there, so to hear this news was a great relief. she was really pleased. >> while reyes' alleged accomplice was convicted last month in the murders, he claims reyes was actually the gunman in the shooting. the san francisco d.a. is working to bring reyes back to the area to face a list of charges including three counts of murder. >> president obama will make a fundraising trip to the bay area. for the first time since taking office it will be in oakland. the president has been a frequent visitor to the bay area in the past several months collecting millions of collars in donations. but he's only been along the peninsula and in san francisco. but in two weeks on july 23 he

will host three separate fund-raisers in oakland including a stop at the historic fox theater. tickets range from $100 up to $35,000. >> a battle over the november ballot certainly heating up in sacramento. a second group has filed suit on the placement of the governor's tax initiative as the top item. the first suit was thrown out. the attorney argued she filed petition signatures ahead of the governor and should be higher on the ballot. the judge rejected that and now the taxpayer association filed a similar challenge. they say balance hot placement is important because voters pay less attention to lower items. >> cash only for cannabis. that's because credit cards are now being denied at california medical dispensaries. the government ordering banks to no longer process medical marijuana or face fines.

some clubs have always been cash only but for the other clubses their customers have to carry cash. >> pg&e claims new technology that will help prevent another pipeline disaster. the company will start using a 14-long machine to inspect pipelines. the utility plans to inspect more than 200 mile this is year and will continue for the next three years. back in 2010, a damaged well caused a pipe line to explode, killing eight people and destroying homes. >> that brown blanket will appear over the east bay and the valleys, this marks the first spare the air day of summer. marla tellez is live at the lexington reservoir with how people are being urged to conserve. good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. we are in the middle of the lexington reservoir surrounded by plenty of dry brown hills.

santa clara county, we found who else, smoky the bear warning everybody that fire danger is high today. so all of us have to do our part to prevent fires. we had a relatively dry spring so our landscape is ripe for high fire danger. the fire warning is coupled with our second spare the air day which means our air quality is deemed unhealthy. temperatures expected to reach the 90s in spots. this means it's a good idea to limit outdoor activity if you can. for some, though, that is hard to do. we spoke to one young man who delivers the newspaper. >> really hard to get used to it. then you get dehydrated and you don't want to work. >> reporter: well, even if you have to work today you are encouraged to drive less. so always a good idea to try

carpooling, maybe take public transportation or walk or ride your bike. an astonishing statistic that came out released by noaa that the first six months of this year are the hottest on record ever. reporting from the lexington reservoir, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. it has been a heat wave. >> it has. we've had a mild run, now the temperatures are going to keep up. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> talking about the east coast and how bad it was. they had to suffer about two weeks of above average temperatures. we'll get maybe four days. i wanted to start with this live picture. this is a good indication that temperatures will not soar. 54 degrees in livermore, 52 in

san francisco, 51 in san mateo. and comfortable 59 degrees in sunnyvale. the story of the day, a foggy start, foggy inland and we have increased fire danger as smoke the bear pointed out. a cooler weekend on the way. it works like this, your forecast shows you 100 degrees at 4:00 p.m. bay side, even hitting the 80s so pretty hot in the city. especially downtown where you have all of that pavement. it's going to be hot in the city. maybe you have the luxury of wearing a short sleeve suit. >> you can't see if i'm wearing long pants or short. 101, good news as more comes in about indisabled motorcycle, it's on 101 north of the 92 transition so it will not affect you getting on the bridge. sounds like the motor cycle,

there is no driver around so no one is at risk except for the people driving past the seen. this is the fast lane. the person who reported it almost hit that. across the bay, 92, easy drive and the castro valley y it new problem. a blip for 238. we also always see some flowing as we should. looking at 580 out of the altamonte pass. the volume is relatively light so no big surprises so far. we'll look to the south bay for a live look at the san jose region. northbound 280 with these headlights under the 88/17 interchange. this is a light flow but i'm following a disabled vehicle on 101 at julian. i'll bring you that and slowing coming up in the next report.

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bullying finding its way to the halls of congress. >> there is a bill that would give money to states for anti-bullying programs in schools. brian mooar live on capitol hill with more for us this morning. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, laura, jon. this is an issue so troubling so immediate that even republicans and democrats in this bitterly polarized congress can find common ground. what the idea here is, is an update, a 2012 spin on a 1968 law that provides grant funding for schools for security. congresswoman sheila jackson lee, a democrat of texas, has managed to get together ten co-sponsors. republicans among them. they are going to provide $40 million a year over the next five years to provide not just bullying prevention but also education. this stretches into the areas of cyber bullying and also gang prevention. so it's a big deal here. how big of a deal is it?

statistics show one out of every four teens is bullied. 168,000 students every single day, staying out of school because they fear being beaten or taunted or just made to feel like they don't belong. so laura, jon, this is an effort in washington, a bipartisan effort, to try to provide some cover, some haven for these children. >> nice to see they are agreeing on that. >> indeed. >> thank you very much. because the battle lines are being drawn over several key election year issues the house could soon vote to repeal president obama's health care reform law, it comes after the supreme court recently upheld the measure. even if it passes the democratic led senate is likely to shoot it down. the senate will debate extending bush era tax cuts. >> the consequences of taking more money from successful people. >> let's not hold the vast majority of americans and our entire economy hostage while we

debate the merits of another tax cut for the wealthy. >> president obama has promised to veto any across the board tax cut extension. >> the president of venezuela "hugo" chavez says he is cancer free and ready to campaign for re-election. he declared himself cured and then suffered a relapse. his health and ability to campaign will of course be important to voters in what could be a tight election. >> the south sudan marking its first year as an independent state with shakespeare. a group of actors staging a performance of the play at london's globe theater. it's one of the lesser known works and tells the story of britain preparing for war with rome over taxes. the south sudan had a long dispute with sudan over how much it should pay to pump its oil.

>> this one is a first for the giants. the 83rd meeting of baseball's best, four players representing the g-men. san francisco tonight's all-star game. >> go boys go. bob redell is live at at&t park in san francisco with more on the players involved. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. not only are the giants for the first time going to have four players starting the all-star game tonight, they are also going to have the pitcher and the catcher being giants players. of course i'm referring to buster potzy who will be behind home plate, mat kanl who will be on the mound, the man who made this decision, the national league manager tony la russa says that in choosing mat cane to be the starter he wanted to reward him for what has been an excellent career so far. remember it wasn't long ago earlier that he did pitch a perfect game which obviously hardly ever happens. and la russa points out he has been familiar with his work because he lives in the bay

area. cain and posey are happy to be playing each other. r.a. dickey not so much. he's the pitcher for the mets who thought he would take the mound first tonight. >> not in tears over it but at the same time i'm a competitor, i want to pitch, i want to start. i feel like i had a good enough first half to be considered and you know, but i'm not the boss and i don't have to necessarily agree with it but i have to respect it. >> so again, matt cain starting at pitching, buster posey catching, pablo sandoval on third base and melky cabrera taking left field. the game tonight in kansas city. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> always a fun one to watch. >> a lot of giants flavor. should be great to see our local guys. out here nice to watch a little weather. >> indeed it will be nice to stay indoors and watch that game

with your air conditioner kicking. it's going to be a hot day. tomorrow, peak warmth so getting even warmer as we head through tomorrow. but let's get to it this morning. lots to talk about starting with the embarcadero. the micro climates are going to dictate 30 degrees of separation between the inland cities versus those at the coast. the cooler weather you head to the pacific. but you'll want to today especially if you're waking up with us danville, livermore, it's going to be hot in the east bay. this live look at the embarcadero, mostly cloudy denies. going to be a nice day because of the clouds to start. 51 in san mateo. 46 in santa rosa. 55 in napa. high pressure is in control of our pattern. in control of the western united states. as we head throughout the day a little bit of this moisture will creep into southern california. we'll hold off on the muggy conditions until probably thursday. that's when you'll notice the difference. already hazy sunshine in the forecast for today and temperatures climbing by 5 to 10

degrees from yesterday's highs. under strong high pressure. great beach weather. look at this. you're headed to pacifica only i'd say about 20 days out of the year do you hit mid-70s. 73 degrees in pacific today. half moon bay, 75 with wind, 10 to 15 miles per hour out of the northwest. the warmest beach city getting toasty, santa cruz breaking into the low 80s. 82 between 4:00 and 5:00. that's when you'll likely turn on your air conditioner. 87 for los gatos and the closer to the water the cool ter weather. you get that room temperature weather in the city by the bay for today. 99 by thursday. then those 80s return as we head into the weekend so we'll fall back to average. got a hot remainder of the work week to get through first. we are sparing the air. mike has tips on what you can do to help out in that department. >> you do that and that and it's

all good. kidding. carpool, mass transit, no free rides, that's the note. went out of style a couple of years ago. we encourage mass transit. a mass of cars that builds especially on the traffic tuesday but westbound highway 4 shows speeds close to 40 miles per hour. so it's not that bad right now. this is one of your early indicators for the volume that's going to hit, probably kicking in later as it happens in the summer months. a live look fast coliseum, an accident northbound 880 at high street. this is northbound 880, the high street off ramp. we haven't seen slowing or signs of activity but the person who called it in says four cars are involved. they may have been a fender bender. they may have pulled off. i'll track that no. slowing for the nimitz. to the south bay we're looking here. that disabled vehicle, northbound 101 at julian is not in the center of the road, it's in the center divide. a car on blocks, probably there a while. don't worry about it. no slowing at the scene but

there is for 87, northbound, that volume picking up here. construction for 85, not causing a big deal. a look at the golden gate bridge, some fog, might need use the wipers so slow it down a tad. back to you. >> thank you. i guess you could say one man's strash trash is a tsa treasure. a survey from a security firm says passengers left behind more than 8,000 smart phones and lap tops last year alone. the majority were never picked up at check points but the survey also found the good news is you stand a better chance of reclaiming your gear at sfo than any other airport. >> coming up, another suitor for the oakland a's. the offer the team is getting from sacramento. >> and google may have to pay a big fine and a tough day ahead for one ceo.

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take google most of the day to earn that money back. >> this is the problem. fining a company like google it's hard to make it sting if the proposed fine takes google from 8:00 to 1 p.m. to earn. it's the biggest fine. google got caught adding special code to websites that would defeat apple's attempts to shield the web users from being followed by ads. google signed a consent decree saying it would keep its nose clean after it was punished for other privacy infractions. lawyers for the firm kleiner perkins will be back in court as they try to quash a lawsuit brought by one of the employees. the female says she faced discrimination after having an affair with a married co-worker, an affair she says she was pressured into. lawyers for the firm want to force the issue into arbitration, take it out of the public courts. yesterday a judge indicated that

was very unlikely as the case would be argued in a courtroom. a ruling is expected today. >> no matter how hard you work today or how hard work is for you, it's not going to be as tough as the day that blackberry chief is going to have. research in motion has its annual shareholders meeting. a couple of days ago he announced the blackberry 10, a system he says is going to save the company but faces delays. blackberry, pretty much game over. >> blackberry, the black cloud. time to check out weather. christina loren checking it out. going to be very hot. >> and our air quality is suffering today especially out in the extreme east bay. we have unhealthy air quality and we're sparing the air as a result i wanted to point that

out. heading to work might be a bonus for you today. if you've got air conditioning in the office because it's going to be hot out there. 87 degrees at noon. 100 degrees which 4:00 p.m. so as you make your way home from work and we have the most cars out there, that's when the air quality is the worst. you're dealing with the pollution from earlier on in the day. you want to keep that in mind. the best time for a jog is right now. if you want the best air quality and the cooler weather head west young man. mike, let's check that drive. >> not super west because if you get along the coast we have the fog. a note for highway 1 drivers. inland, 101 north of 92, we had that disabled motorcycle. a tow truck should be arriving soon. expect slowing as the flashing lights arrive. the accident we looked for at the coliseum is north of there at fifth. expect slowing past the embarcadero exit through downtown oakland. a word of caution. i'll let you know as chp

arrives. and we looked at the slowing through antioch. it wasn't severe. we've seen more slowing now, again this is not as bad as we typically see at 6:00 a.m. but the slowing kicks in for westbound 4 out of antioch in toward concord and bay point. back to you. >> still ahead, a convicted murderer is sued by his own children. what lawyers are saying about the hans reiser case.

>> if the sheet on across the bay area with triple digits back in the forecast. we're talking about 100-degree readings, 99 degrees in places like livermore today. 80s, bayside and 70s at the coast. how long will this heat wave last. i've got that information in my full forecast. >> reporter: he was convicted of