we talked to sunnyvale pd, they haven't given us information because they are too busy. we're here at washington and florence, not far from the intersection of washington and matilda. you can see all of the focus is on that house there with the white columns. you've got several law enforcement cars pointed in that direction, shining their bright lights on that home. we're not clear what's going on there but we know we've seen some officers with guns drawn. they also have the block on the other side of this home blocked off. we know that the situation is so serious that sunnyvale police which is running this operation, has had to call for more help. they have mutual aid help assistance from the santa clara county sheriff's office and the san jose police department and you have several squad cars here as you were mentioning we've seen some officers with guns drawn, we have not heard communication between police and whoever might be inside the home. right now the status quo this is

a stand-off and the police are waiting for something to happen, perhaps waiting for someone to come out. maybe they are in communication with whoever is inside. reporting live at washington, near florence in sunnyvale, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob redell on scene in sunnyvale. we'll keep you posted. also this morning let's talk about your commute. that may be soon grinding to a halt if you live in san francisco. >> protesters are angry over a deadly shooting there, taking on the city police by threatening to shut down muni. >> we have deem coverage in place on the possible shutdowns that might happen. mike inouye will tell you about how you can get around that, hopefully avoid the jam. we start with christie smith with more on the rallying cry. it could leave passengers stranded. >> good morning. we're at 14th and market streets in san francisco. this is one of the locations where demonstrators plan to start gathering later this morning. they say they plan to shut down

muni. i did check muni's website before i came on this morning, and it has a note to riders that service may be delayed and suggests that riders allow extra time. specifically in the upper market and bayview neighborhoods. but the agency is also apparently aware and making adjustments to help riders get around. this is planned on the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of kenneth harding. initially it was believed he was shot by san francisco pice but them a report suggested that the bullet may have come from his own gun. that is disputed by neighbors. his mother's group, mobilization of mothers or moms. >> we're not settling for the murders of our children by law enforcement and we're fighting back and we're sanding up and speaking out. >> reporter: the demonstrators have also targeted third street

as another gathering point and they plan according to their information on their website to start gathering at 5:30 or 6:00. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> we continue our coverage with the traffic anchor mike inouye, now mike, if muni is shut down how are people going to get around? >> they have to take probably cars or walk a bike f. you go through 13th and market. it would affect s, jt 22, the 37, a lot of potential effect there. market. also at koych so we'll watch for that and the effects. so far no delays. we'll look over to the maps, in the east bay we're hooking at live shot, through the same area north of 66 where there is debris reported. sounds like a car dropping parts. someone says at hagenberger that's what they see. back to the maps, approaching

the coliseum. we don't see slowing there. however, we do see slowing to the top of the screen ebpassing university and toward the racetrack. in the 50s just before the split. no incidents but i'll track that. we have construction, northbound 880 there is construction, may be a lane or two. 238 starts to show more volume. that's why we see the yellow to the right. we'll follow the castro valley y. >> with 5:05. new developments in that placer county wild fire. the roberts fire is 30% contained. one home and three structures have been destroyed since wednesday. 11 firefighters have been injured. this weekend 200 bay area firefighters went north to join

a crew of more than 1,000 to get control of the fire. >> we have this mutual aid system. in the bay area, the fire departments have agreed to send out up to 120 engines without drawing things down to the point where they are stripped. right now we sent 15 of the 120 so we're looking pretty good. >> with a mild winter things dried out faster adding to the concern we could see many more fires before the season is over. >> an east bay hotel room now a crime scene. employees called 911 after finding a middle age man dead in his room sunday morning. investigators say there are no obvious signs of foul play but they are treating the death as suspicious until they get results. >> a missing mother and her young children may be in the bay area with a man her family does

not know. vanessa head told her namly she was meeting up with her new boyfriend she met on line. she was seen getting into a car with an unknown man with her son and daughter. investigators say they are concerned because head has a learning disability, and because her children are so young. the family was junipero serra seen july 7 near reno. they could be heading toward vallejo, sacramento or las vegas. >> fourcts suspe arrested in an attempted burlingame home robbery could be tied to a rash of break-ins. two suspects were arrested friday after neighbors spotted four men walking into a neighbor's back yard. two others got away. they were arrested. the nen ripped off items, they were also driving a car reported stolen after a fairfield

break-in last week. >> a prisoner will appear in court charged with setting up a peninsula robbery from behind bars. prosecutors say jermaine nelson made arrangements from his prison cell to buy a $14,000 rolex watch off craiglist. an alleged accomplice took the watch. both men are charged with robbery and conspiracy to commit a crime. >> dozens of east bay parents trying to keep a school from shutting down. parents protesting across from lake view elementary in oakland, one of five schools saided to be shut down by the district. the rally was organized by the same who staged a sit-in last month. the protesters say the next move is to try to prevent the school district moving its offices onto the lakeview campus. >> last week we dealt with

pretty hot temperatures. what does this week hold? >> i study. i do study the weather for a living. a great looking day shaping up. 5:08, a look at the kbg bridge which you can see pretty clearly at this point. we expect the fog to roll in as we head throughout the next half hour or so. we'll be talked in. just about 15 minutes away. good morning in sunnyvale. 57 in almost. here in san jose at a comfortable 56. mostly cloudy to start, drizzle at the coast. as we head throughout afternoon, then we'll get a little bit warmer each day as we head through this weekend. but this week, staying nool which means all of your outdoor activities, maybe you're putting off that yard work. well, i think i'll take care of it this week. it will start to heat up.

62 at the coast. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> it fell from the sky. >> this was not a chicken little story. a large block of ice crashing into the roof of a walnut creek home. she was in the yard when she heard a loud bang. when she went to investigate she found this a baseball piece of ice floating in the pool. nobody was injured, no major damage, and scientists say there have been about 40 cases of unexplained ice plunging to earth from the sky. >> have to work on the investigation. >> coming up, from the basketball court to the room, a basketball star with bay area ties winds up in cuffs. >> apple changes its mind. we'll look at what happened coming up. >> a look outside, a live look

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>> good monday morning everybody. happy you could join us. we have a live look outside, san jose as the sun is slowly creeping up over the mountains. we have the sparkling lights in the foreground. mike will talk about the traffic. christina is back to fill you in on the weather. >> today an emergency meeting has been called at a florida university in the wake of the hazing death of a student. the board of trustees at florida

a&m university will try to find a successor to the school president who resigned last week. the school president had been under fire since drum major robert champion was beaten to death during a band hazing ritual. champion's parents are suing the university for wrongful death. >> fresh off signing with the knicks the bay area legend facing charges of drunk driving. jason kidd arrested sunday after crashing his suv into a telephone pole in the hamptons. nobody else was in the car. kidd's attorney says kidd was returning from a charity event. he was treated at a hospital for minor injuries before appearing in court, one of the new york headlines said "slam drunk." he was arrested and released. >> you can have fun with the headlines on that. >> something is looming in the airline industry you might like. >> if you are looking for an

excuse to get out of town now might be a great time to book that flight. another price war. southwest leading the way, 69 each way for certain cities. american and others following suit. >> there are tricks, you need a 14-day advance, i would still say you're going to get your best fares starting around august 21st to october 4th. >> experts say the cheapest days to fly are usually tuesday, wednesday and saturday. also be sure to sign up for airfare alerts. if you happen to get an alert for rock bottom prices be prepared to jump on it. book immediately, those deals can vanish in minutes. >> you snooze you lose. >> apple changing its mind. it will support an environmental standard. >> scott joins us. is apple bending to outside pressure? >> i think it is. good morning. apple says it was never the company's intention to relax its

environmental standards when it left electronic product tool. the company thought it had better ways of measuring its effect so it theft coalition that it helped form. that brought apple negative press, even threats from cities like san francisco that they would be forced to stop buying apple products, so apple said quo we recently heard from many loyal customers who were disappointed that we had removed our products from the epeat rating system. i recognize this was a mistake. the stock market broke a record losing streak on friday, tied for the longest of 2012. with the new week we'll turn to bertha coombs. good morning. >> good morning, scott. futures pointing to a little softer start this morning, but boy, we came up with a strong rally on friday, the fourth

biggest on a friday the 13th. the markets ended mixed. investors are going to turn focus to earnings. we're going to get nearly 20% of the s&p 500. citigroup is out this morning, bottom line was better but the revenues light. later on we're going to hear from coca-cola, bank of america, intel, ibm, and big old google. they will also watch fed chairman ben bernanke who testifies in front of congress tomorrow. the dow on that friday the 13th rally up more than 200 points to 1 12,777. bp is reportedly close to a $15 billion settlement with u.s. authorities over that massive 2010 gulf oil spill. the company hopes to unveil the settlement by steept resolve all

criminal and civil penalties. bp paid out about $37 billion to cover most of the costs including a charge under the clean water act. and nokia cut the price of its windows phone in half to $49.99 with a two-year contract. the smart phone was just launched at at&t stores in april. the phone has taken a hit after it learned that it won't be eligible for an upgrade to the new windows 8 software later this year. you weigh cheaper phone and not the newest software. >> thank you. bertha mentioned google. the question whether larry page will be in the conference call after that company reports profits. page is back at work after being sick for several weeks, he reportedly lost his voice. but we know very little else. we have absolutely no reason to believe it's terribly serious,

however, everybody in the tech business remembers how badly apple handled itself when its ceo became sick. they downplayed the seriousness of steve jobs and turned out tragically so it's something we'll keep an eye on. >> let's hope that page is not -- he just lost his voice. >> every evidence we have is he lost his voice. we're not getting a lot of information. that's where reporters say hold on, that's not enough for us to understand what's going on with larry and the company. >> i know you'll stay on top of it. >> meteorologist christina loren is here to talk about the forecast. >> yeah, we've got a great looking week shaping up. we'll pull out the spring items you may have tucked away. we had a nice week of summer last week, this week looking different. let's show you what we're working with. 57 degrees, good morning to you in livermore, 55 in san mateo, and comfortable conditions in wine country, 56 in napa.

throughout day temperatures are going to stay on the cool side with an area of low pressure dropping in from the north. if this sits and spins to the north of the bay area, north of the north bay even, we are going to continue to see the onshore flow, so lots of cloud cover today. just about all day long in the city by the bay. we'll get partial clearing but more or less sun and clouds. we'll get clearing in the east bay and the south bay as we head throughout the second half of the day. lots of sunshine for san jose and livermore as we head throughout this afternoon. we stop the clock on futurecast, we're going to get showers as a result of this area of low pressure sitting to our north as we head throughout tomorrow morning. we meet back here, likely tracking showers on the radar. most of the activity will stay to the north of the golden gate bridge. enough to slow down your commute. mike and i will be here to guide you through it. temperatures in the 70s. really comfortable day shaping up. 75 in san jose, 67 for oakland. and temperatures that we typically see in the fall,

that's all we expect today. we'll get back up to the 90s but only for a couple days friday into saturday. dropping you off to mid-80s which is our seasonal average for this time of year by sunday. >> hey, you know, a lot of time i tell you about delays because of construction on the peninsula. you're watching this disabled vehicle. no construction for 101 or 84. we have a stall sticking out into your slow lane past university avenue. be careful, the person who called it in said folks are going quickly so stay to the left if you can till we get that cleared. the south bay, what did clear, 87. the off ramp at capitol where the slowing blip shows up, it's cleared of activity. everybody slows down when they see a cruiser but we don't have incidents. i'll track the south bay. we're looking at an easy drive out of the altamont pass. slowing up to about north flynn and then once you're west of

there an easy drive to the dublin interchange. a light volume here all the way over toward the castro valley y, the golden gate bridge, you see the glow to the lights. all the way across the span from the north bay so low clouds but fog is not as much of an issue. san rafael, we're looking to the north, 101 very clear sail but we do see more cars so the volume building out of novato. slowing down to the san rafael bridge and continuing to the tunnel. >> 5:22. only in berkeley, the place where b.a.r.t. meets art. how artists are giving an old station a makeover. >> this guy is no genie but stuck in a bottle. how a skunk played some bad head games. i'll have the $4 everyday value slam with... bacon.

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>> it's about 5:25. have you thought about this, that you cannot spell b.a.r.t. without art. >> you are right. berkeley's downtown station get as new face wlift new art exhibitions going up. 19 photo panels will be installed. the exhibit is part of the uc-berkeley botanical gardens art show. this is called natural discourses. the president of the b.a.r.t. board and the garden director unveiling the new art today starting at noon. >> you have something to look at. >> visually pleasing. >> she's visually pleasing as well. meteorologist christina loren. >> thank you very much. we've got a good looking forecast for today. pleasing to everyone's comfort later on. you don't need the ac, the heater to stay cool or warm.

it's going to be perfection. 72 degrees is around room temperature where we'll be inland at 4:00. 62 at the coast. cool and cloudy by the water. grab that jacket. i'll tell you when you might need that umbrella coming up in weather. >> this is no surprise, highway 4, look, it's kicking in. in the 40s just before 5:30. the first slowing we see off of the antioch bridge combined with 580 so we have crews coming in from outside the east bay. the debris northbound 680 at 66, let's get a live look and see how things are. the volume picks up quite a bit in the northbound direction. i haven't seen major slowing but we may have had a traffic break. things are clear. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> if you are waking up and feel like you have a case of the mondays we suggest you cheer up. >> it cannot be as rough as this guy had it.

take a look, a skunk, he got his head stuck in a bottle. >> not good. >> a woman walking to her car noticed the skunk stumbling around so she recorded this cell phone video. >> how about the guy there. aren't you worried about getting squirted? >> the skunk was released, confused but unharmed. >> you know, remember those cartoons back in the day, peppy la pew. >> he was trying to get away from his own smell. >> 5:27. putting the brakes on your morning commute. why muni might be in for a shutdown. >> crucial communication wires clipped at a dispatch center. ai. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i know is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself.

>> reporter: good morning. i'm live in the south bay with breaking news where heavy law enforcement presence has shut down part of a sunnyvale neighborhood. we'll have the latest coming up.

>> reporter: if you rely on muni to get around in san francisco, be prepared for delays this morning. protesters say they plan to shut it down. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you why in a live report. >> what if they shut it down? we'll talk about your potential options and the potential delays. >> and it's a new week, we've got a new forecast. much cooler than average temperatures for today, for tomorrow, all the way throughout this work week. that means 70s inland, 60s bay side, 50s at the coast. your full forecast in moments. >> and right now a live look over san francisco. some low hanging clouds, a little fog. kind ever blocking our shot. we've got a nice week ahead on this monday, june 16th, "today in the bay." >> how about a correction on that. it's actually july 16th.

>> that's right. >> going backwards. thank you for joining us. the time is 5:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news that we are following out of the south bay, this is where police have shut down a couple blocks in a sunnyvale neighborhood. bob redell is live at the scene with the latest. bob, new information for us? >> reporter: we're hoping for that. good morning to you, marla. police tell us they are sending out a captain to speak with us to give us a better idea why they shut down part of this neighborhood. we're not far from the intersection of matilda and washington where they shut streets cliding part of florence on washington. you can see that house with the two white columns where squad cars have turned their wheels, parked in front illuminating it with headlights and spotlights. whatever is going on it's serious enough that they call forward mutual aid, they called in backup. we've got can to clara county

sheriff's department, los altos police, at least maybe about ten, 12 squad cars on this street alone. more squad cars blocking off the street down the way. there's also an officer with a canine, a dog, it's not clear if the dog is being used to search or to secure the location. in spite of the fact law enforcement has been here we spoke to a neighbor a couple doors down and found out what was going on. >> i just got dressed and came out my house and i seen a bunch of police lights. i don't know what's going on. didn't hear anything. >> reporter: how is this neighborhood? >> very quiet. >> reporter: it has been quiet with what's going on here. we haven't heard any sounds from police in terms of communication, if there is somebody inside we have not heard them yelling out as we've seen in other situations similar to this. it's not clear if there is someone inside or what connection the house has.

we're waiting for a captain with sunnyvale police to come out and give us a better idea of what's going on. >> bob, thanks so much. it could be a tough commute for muni riders in san francisco. >> that is right. protesters threatening to disrupt service. they are angry over a deadly shooting a year ago today. >> we have team coverage, mike inouye will tell you how you can get around this mess, but we begin with christie smith live in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. we are seeing muni buses roll by but we're at 14th and market street and this is one of the places that protesters say they plan to meet. i did check the agency's website and they are letting riders know that they are aware of this planned protest and they are letting them know that there could be delays but they are also making every effort to try and get riders where they need

to be. event organizers have also targeted a third in the bay view as another gathering point. the mother of 19-year-old kenneth harding shot and killed a year ago in a shootout is organizing this. police were chasing him for fair evasions. there are questions where this bullet came from. several light rail and bus lines could be affected. >> go as far as 22, then walk. find a way. >> how much of an inconvenience would it cause? >> not serious. >> what would be your plan b to get around if they did shut down this intersection. >> teleportation. >> the protest is targeting muni but also san francisco police and we have seen several officers starting to gather. so muni running as usual about protesters saying they are going

to start this sometime around 6:00. for options i'll turn it over to mike. >> good morning. thank you for being out there. we'll watch the flow of traffic. if you do head on through the area of 14th and market and there is this shutdown, unfortunately muni is the only mass transit option through the area. expect congestion with cars as well. that will affect the j-church, 22, 37, a number of lines in the area. b.a.r.t. will get to you the area toward the mission station. if you come into san francisco of course you can get over there and do not get off at the embark. stay on that and stay toward the mission street station. that should get you most of the way there. we'll look at your know of traffic. we're looking at your slowdowns through livermore, 580, most start around antioch, in the

40s, westbound highway 4, no surprise. let's get a live look at the golden gate bridge. heading in a smooth flow. there was a fog advisory. things are looking pretty good as far as that goes. back to you. >> mike, thank you. today is the last chance for convicted murderer to convince a jury to deny his children millions of dollars. hans reiser presenting his closing argument in a hayward courtroom. he is representing himself against a suit filed on behalf of his children. reiser says he has no money and cannot work in prison for medical reasons. he has offered to sign over his computer software to his kids. >> this morning the fbi is joining the search for the person who tampered with the wiring at a san francisco dispatch center. detectives say someone broke into the communication facility

on twin peaks and cut several wires. none of the wiring was stolen. some of the police and fire stations are dispatched from that facility. the vandalism did not impact city services. 415-575-4444. you can also text a tip to tip411 with a message beginning with sfpd. >> new developments in the placer county wild fire. the so called robbers fire is about 30% contained. this burned more than 2100 acres. one home and three structures have been destroyed since the fire started wednesday. more are threatened at this point. a total of 11 firefighters have been injured.

the cause of that fire under investigation. >> let's hope that the weather cooperates. >> indeed. you're tracking the forecast. >> yeah. similar conditions in the bay area to what they are dealing with in placer county. i can tell you we're going to see unseasonably cool conditions and we're getting a lot of that marine air. that's the good news. that is really good news. taking a live look starting out here in san jose. you can see the marine layer coming over the mountains making for mostly cloudy conditions this morning. take a look at the city by the way. so we got the natural coolant back. it's not going to feel like july. temperatures are going to feel more like what we experienced in early april. 72 in san jose. this morning we're starting in the upper 50s. areas of drizzle, mostly cloudy at the coast.

becoming sunny today. just about everywhere except where the immediate coast. breezy to windy, the second half of the day. at the immediate coast we're not going to see mo touch wind and there your inland cities. the next couple days a warm-up on the way. that's on your seven-day. 69 at noon inland, up to 72 by 4:00 p.m. about 67 in oakland and 62 degrees in places like half moon bay. your full forecast in moments. back to you guys. >> it is 5:39. coming up the blame game. how mitt romney is firing back. >> here is a live look at the traffic. this is marin county on 101 through san rafael. the southbound traffic looks fine. >> if you want more information on that and more out on the

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>> now to decision 2012. president obama is refusing to back down at some pointed attacks at mitt romney hit the airways. >> it's starting to get ugly now with the top obama aide campaign suggesting that mitt romney either lied or committed a felony. brian mooar is live on capitol hill this morning where the romney campaign, no surprise, firing right back. good morning. >> reporter: hi, jon and marla. the romney campaign is getting ready to pivot to the negative. what they are trying to do is pay president obama as a washington insider who does favors for people who give money

to him. meanwhile, the romney campaign is criticizing the obama campaign for going negative. >> when the president was elected he talked about hope and change. whatever happened to hope and change? now it seems he is coming out of the box where these old fashioned negative ads. >> starting negative, going -- >> the romney campaign is mad about attacks on romney's time at bane capitol. and an aide for the obama campaign says that romney either lied to the american people or lied in documents he filed with regulators about when he left bane capitol. president obama says there will be no apology. >> he's now claiming i wasn't there at the time except he files a listing that says he was the ceo, chairman and president of the company. >> reporter: today the romney campaign is giving a new answered answer, saying that romney did leave in '99 like he

told the american people but technically was there like the federal documents say. the bottom line is that the romney campaign says he resigned from bain retroactively. >> our brian mooar, thank you for the report. a new report out expected to show the massive drought now affecting half of the country is among the worst in the past century and could be putting a damper on president obama's re-election. extreme weather killing crops and pushing food prices where wilting corn could influence the election. rising corn prices mean increased cost for cereals, soft drinks and meat. that could add to voter anxiety about the economy, causing problems for the president. >> now we are on the way to the road to london. we are just 11 days away from the opening ceremony. >> here we go. forget the british invasion.

today is more like an american invasion at heath row airport. olympians expected to arrive in london including the bulk of team usa and their families. some 16,000 athletes are due to arrive over the next couple days. 90% of those will be traveling through heathrow. >> how exciting. a change of heart means a stanford athlete will compete in the olympics but not for team usa but for nigeria. morton will run the 400 meter hurdles for his home country. his mom tells the "mercury news" she is surprised because her son threw away his passport and would never go back. morton says he is proud to represent his mother's homeland. he has an unbeaten season. the first round is scheduled for august 3. >> this one is a major international event and they are

beefing up security in advance. the 10,000 security guards il not be enough so more are requested. the kritish defense secretary says with the help of the army, navy and air force, the games will be safe and secure. >> though we're over a week out from the olympic games a group of acrobats is putting on the show. take a look. these red suited dare devils are performing. here you see them dangle and leap from the millennium bridge. >> looks like fun. >> the show is part of london's cultural olympiad. fun if you have the right training. >> that is awesome. i'd like to try it. it looks nice. >> trampoline and jon kelley. >> give me a chance.

>> no stranger to danger, could have mixed that up. i'm not going to wicks up your perfect forecast today. during the month of july, well, we've got a big ridge ever high pressure over the midsection of the nation keeping things hot. near record warmth on the east coast and the midwest. we are the envy of the nation. highs struggling to break into the low 70s, even in san jose. we're starting out, the fog, marine layer s back by the city by the bay. 5:47 on a monday. and temperatures are comfortable to start. 57 in san francisco and 58 degrees to start out in sunnyvale headed to good looking day. the sun will break through the clouds. it's sitting to our north. that's going to usher in a strong onshore flow. the foggy conditions at the coast likely the case in toe

about 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. futurecast tells the story. when we meet back for the midday, a fair amount of cloud cover especially at the coast. san francisco, getting a little bit of sunshine. staying cloudy at the coast. then we wake up tomorrow morning tracking showers on the radar between about midnight and 7:00 a.m. we expect a little bit of rainfall to the north of the golden gate bridge which is good news because that rain fall, that increased onshore flow, the marine air will purify our air quality. we're looking good, in fact, temperaturewise all the way throughout this upcoming week. we're slowly going to tack on a couple of degrees each day through friday. 76 today, 77 tomorrow, at about 80 by wednesday, and we got a good looking day shaping up for tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. here is mike with your drive. >> back to the peninsula first 101 northbound, we still have

the disabled vehicle blocking part of that slow lane. stay to your left if you're traveling north. south, the same area, south of willow we have reports of a car hit and killed a deer. that's now blocking your left lane. that's the fast lane. be careful south of the dumbarton bridge. i haven't seen slowing. we'll move to where we have a heavier volume of traffic. an accident complicating things. highway 4 westbound through antioch, you have an accident blocking a lane, maybe two at summersville. the volume starts to build. eastbound we had slowing as well. it would occur right after the accident. we should have that westbound commute. unless we hear about injuries that could complicate things. more slowing, livermore, your 580 slowing, 17 minutes, the bulk coming into livermore.

no problems through the city or pleasanton and the double interchange. we have the gradual slowing. across the bay t san mateo bridge, 92 moves smoothly over the water. coming off the peninsula, the issues at the university. getting to the pens, the toll plaza doesn't have drama. just more cars. back to you. >> thank you. >> 5:50. you considering you're a former world champion skate board enthusiast. you'll dig this. >> the largest state park in the state will remain open but could have been. >> a $10,000 grant and star power. i have skate boarded. >> you got skills. >> the winner of the live positively grant from the coca-cola company. just last year funding from --

before the park was in jeopardy. the grant plus donation from several foundations will keep the park open. tony hock stopped by sunday as part of his summer skate boarding tour. >> because we've sen successful we're -- i talked to him and said are you coming back, he said yes. he's coming back. this park is known. >> incredible spot. >> the park has a chance to win a $100,000 grant if it is voted america's favorite park in the coca-cola america is your park campaign. >> got my elbow pads. safety first. coming up lights out. we'll tell you why concert organizers could not let it be.

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>> welcome back everybody on a monday morning. 5:54 now. microsoft stepping up set to reveal something this morning in san francisco. >> scott mcgrew, you say the ceo is going to make that announcement. >> right. good morning. that invitation only event just afternoon in the city. microsoft announced a tablet so it's not that. the teaser says it's a product many use so we're thinking it's skype or microsoft office. this last drama, an apple announcement but we'll stay on top of it. join us at 5:00 and 6:00. more rumors apple is work on an

apple ipad mini. this is an idea that steve jobs didn't like. he said the current ipad was the perfect size but a smaller cheaper ipad would head off some of the competition from kindle. nokia cutting the price of loomia to 50 bucks, it got great reviews but it's not upgradable to the newest microsoft phone operating system due out this fall. another tough day expected for the stock market after a single day's rally broke a record losing streak. we were tied for the greatest number of down days for the year before friday's rally. charlie sheen has deleted his twitter account. we don't know why but he left a final message. you got a pen? >> got it. >> reach for the stars everyone. >> inspirational. >> where am i going to get my adonis tip. i'll have to look elsewhere.

>> mcgrew. >> it's 5:55. let's check in with christina loren. >> he is filled with tiger blood a. good looking forecast for today. if you wanted to get outdoors and maybe the heat is keeping you in, today is your day. the the cooldown continues, only breaking to the low 70s. 72 degrees, 67 bay side and 62 degrees at the coast. sun and clouds today, then the 90s return as we head through the remainder of the week. first here is mike. >> getting more crowded on the east bay. the south bay okay so far. 87 showed slowing around capitol. seems to have cleared up for the time being. and northbound 101 at tully road, reports of a car fire. chp said you know what, we thought it was a car fire. it's an abandoned car. so no big drama.

back to you. >> thanks. 5:56. even the boss has a curfew. >> no doubt bruce springsteen and paul mccartney, someone yanked the plug. big show going on, then organizers shut it off, shut off the microphones and the concert was over saturday. the reason, well, mccartney and the boss played past their curfew. the microphones were turned off. they sang a few beatles hits. the two had to leave the stage in silence without a chance to thank the crowd. time to shut it down. >> still ahead, a joke about a broad way musical known as bombing turns into a bomb threat. >> will protesters put the breaks on a plan to shut down bus service? we're minutes away from minding out. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day,

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>> law enforcement surrounding several blocks of a sunnyvale neighborhood in the search for a possible home invasion suspect. >> this is all centered near the intersection of florence street and washington avenue. bob redell is live at the scene and has spoke within police there. >> reporter: good morning. you've got a massive law enforcement presence here, not only is sunnyvale pd, you have santa clara pd, mountain view, los altos and they set up a perimeter around several blocks. we're at florence and washington. they arrived here a couple of hours ago and right now they are looking for at least one suspect, but when they arrived around 4:00 because of a report of two suspicious men who might have been getting ready to break into that home to the