shrouding the golden gate bridge. it's thursday, july 19th, this is "today in the bay." good morning everybody. it's just after 6:00. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning only on nbc, the family of trayvon martin is speaking out about last night's controversial george zimmerman interview with fox news's sean hannity. marla tellez joins us with a today show preview. >> just hours after george zimmerman broke his silence trayvon martin's parents are reacting, zimmerman telling hannity he did nothing wrong the night he shot and killed martin and he showed little remorse. out of the entire interview zimmerman making one comment that is driving all of the attention. >> i feel it was all in god's plan and for me to second-guess it, judge it.

>> when asked if he had regrets or would do anything differently the night of february 26, zimmerman replied, quote, no, sir, he did, however, say he was sorry martin's parents had to bury a child and he prays for them daily. only on "today" martin's parents are reacting to zimmerman's comments that it was all god's plan. >> i really think that's ridiculous. i wish trayvon was here to tell his side of the story and i don't believe that is god's plan for him to kill an innocent teenager. >> zimmerman claims that martin bashed his head in the concrete and broke his nose and he says he shot the unarmed teenager out of self defense. zimmerman says america has rushed to judge him when asked about that comment, martin's father telling matt lauer, zimmerman rushed to judge his son. >> thanks so much. and of course you can hear more of what trayvon martin's parents

have to say on the "today" show starting at 7:00 a.m. >> she will be back on the stand later on today. eliana lopez defending her husband while testifying before the ethics commission. this is video from the start of her 40 minutes of testimony last night. today she will be supporting efforts to return ross mirkarimi to his job as san francisco sheriff. christie smith is live at city hall now with why today is such a very important day of testimony. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. everyone has been waiting to hear what she has to say. ileana lopez got a late start. she had a lot to say about this altercation between she and her husband that has rocked his career. we also heard from neighbors and declarations that lopez said that ross mirkarimi was yelling at her and grabbed her arm during that fight. but she told the commission that

it wasn't a very explosive fight, that he used profanity once and she said don't talk to me like that. lopez said that the embattled sheriff did grab her arm and leave a bruise that she videotaped with neighbor ivory madison. she says that she asked her about custody laws and madison told her if the couple did divorce she might lose custody of their young son. >> after our conversation she made me feel even more scared because she also said as the sheriff this is an all she used the word old boys network and they will you know, cover each other and so you have to make an evidence. >> reporter: lopez said the couple has talked about divorce but they haven't reached a decision. mayor ed lee charged mirkarimi with official misconduct after

that altercation with his wife and the commission will make a recommendation to the board of supervisors about whether or not mirkarimi will be allowed to keep his job. eliana lopez will continue tonight. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> more detail, a time line about the events leading up to today's ethics hearing against mirkarimi. this argument with his wife happened new year's eve. mirkarimi was then sworn in as sheriff january 8. five days later he was charged with three criminal counts. then march 12 he reached a plea deal, pleading guilty misdemeanor false imprisonment. on march 21st, san francisco mayor ed lee stepped in to suspend mirkarimi, leading to this ethics hearing which will help decide if in fact he will get his job back. of course we'll be at today's testimony when it continues at 5:00 this afternoon and coming up later on, we'll be joined by our legal expert steven clark

who will weigh in on lopez's testimony and how this may help or hurt her husband's case. >> a road rage crash could lead to charges for a man whose car struck a mother and her two children. it happened 11:00 yesterday morning. two drivers got into a fight, then started racing. one of the drivers accelerated right through the intersection and the car jumped the curb, slamming into the mother and kids. witnesses say the baby's stroller was crushed. the mother and her son have been released from the hospital. the girl was kept for observation. the driver of the speeding car has been identified as 21-year-old joseph onsorry. he will likely face charges for reckless driving. >> san ramon police say they are searching for a fourth person in a deadly botched jewelry store

robbery. an arrest warrant for michael porter of hayward. police say he and three others tried to hold up the golden treasures store. the owner ultimately shot and killed one of the suspects. two others were caught but porter remains on the loose. >> a crime caught on camera has police asking for your help. belmont police say the man stole jewelry and electronics from a home on sixth avenue and belmont yesterday. this is video of the suspect captured on a neighbor's security camera. you saw him pull up, then returns with a suit case in tow. investigators say he drives a blue or green two-door mercedes with large chrome rims. anybody with information is asked to call police. >> concern is growing for a missing silicon valley man who may be carrying handgun. we have a picture of macarthur uwho left for lunch last thursday, he has been missing ever since. he is a french citizen who is now living in the u.s.

he has no known medical conditions, but his passport is missing. he may be in possession of a glock 9 millimeter handgun. anybody with information should call the santa clara police department. >> the fog will roll into brentwood tonight but we're not talking about the weather. contra costa county will spray for mosquitoes to try to prevent the spread of the west nile virus. the trucks will roll tonight. the county says four birds infected with the virus have been found in neighboring pleasant hill. no one has been affected this year but you should certainly check your property for standing water where mosquitoes often like to hatch. >> important and wise information to have. let's check outside now, it's thursday, meteorologist christina loren will tell us, looks like it gets warm again.

>> it is going to get warm. we're going to start to cook. over san francisco, mostly cloudy conditions and it's the same situation inland clouds all the way to concord, livermore, and san jose. 6:09. let's get to your temperatures. throughout the day we'll see 50s, and close to 60 in san jose, temperatures climb into the 70s by noon. 74 inland, your full forecast in moments. i'll have seven-day. >> we'll take to you the south bay where northbound 101. look at your map, circle the area north of 680. back up to 45 but 87 will start to slow. the east bay, the dry valley all the way throughout, the 40s and 50s. as you head to the san mateo bridge, it's after 6 now and

they are closing one of the eastbound lanes like they did yesterday. we saw slowing but no big drama. westbound will remain open for all lanes until 11:00 when one of the left lanes close as well. we'll track this. >> we'll check back. thank. >> 6:10. some call it controversial. >> and a new home that cost less than a ride on b.a.r.t. the unbelievable deal in one of the most desirable communities. >> a strange judgment against apple from a british judge. we'll take a look coming up. >> right now we give you a live look that is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza.

>> 6:12. time to get a check of the golden gate bridge. look how fogged in this morning. yeah, as many parts by the water are. we're going to see a warm-up. we'll have a look at the forecast. right now a look at some of the top stories. >> trayvon martin's family responding to george zimmerman's interview. zimmerman said he would not have done anything differently the night trayvon martin was killed, the night he shot him. you can hear how martin's family is responding to that comment in an exclusive interview on the "today" show that starts at 7:00 a.m. >> eliana lopez continues her testimony today. her husband ross mirkarimi is fighting to keep his job as san francisco sheriff after a domestic dispute in december. lopez says it was not an

explosive argument and she held her ground. >> we talked about it, emmy nominations were announced about a half hour ago down in los angeles. "mad men" getting nominations including best drama and best actor for jon hamm. modern family among the nominees for best comedy. >> police start clearing out homeless people who have been living near a park. bob redell is live at kelly park with an update on this morning's eviction process. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. the city of san jose has been clearing out homeless encampments all summer. the cleanup is in about a few hours along kelly park. it shouldn't come as a surprise. people camping here because they have been warning, the police have, been warning all week. to people who live around the area are particularly happy about this removal because of the recent grass fires here at

the park, the recent was last week. the fire department hasn't figured out who started them but it could have been the homeless people who live here. this is not just a safety issue t the city and the water district have environmental concerns. they want to make sure the area is clean as you can imagine when you have people living in the woods it can get messy. these have been known to produce tons of trash. and the most important reason for doing this, to help these people to connect them with services, try to find them a way out of their situation on the street. the city will be offering temporary housing to anybody that they find out here this morning who needs it. again, this is the fourth cleanup of this summer since the end of may. this is another one, a fifth scheduled in a few weeks. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> san francisco's chinatown neighborhood association is suing california over the

statewide ban on shark fin sales. it says the law discriminates against chinese people who use the fin for cultural practices. backers of the measure say it will save the lives of millions of sharks who are being hunted only for their fins. >> college football season is just weeks away. one university is almost ready to debut its stadium. the memorial stadium is about 90% complete. $320 million has been spent to modernize the aging structure, new seats, restrooms, have all been solved. they worked hard to maintain some of the old charm. >> i hope long time fans, students, alumni, are going to say it looks like the old stadium. the historic facade, the shape of the bowl, the coloring of the bowl. >> that's the way they make everybody happy. cal's athletic director says work should be complete by the first home game of the season. but it's going to be close.

>> we all know how it works in northern california. pay for the sky, you pay for the clean air. who said there isn't affordable housing in the bay area? how about this. a couple of homes being sold for $1 each in downtown berkeley. $1 to buy yourself a big old house. of course there is a catch. these houses built in 1905 are on the site of a development. as part of the review process the developer is required to try to sell the properties before knocking them down. the buyer with the $1 must pay to have the homes moved to another location. >> that take as big suvle. >> we pay for the weather. it's fantastic lately. >> we haven't been paid with such sunshine lately. you're going to get it. so much this weekend. good morning bay area. let's get right to it this morning. san francisco here, live look at

alcatraz island, you can still see both but you can see the clouds are lowering quickly. visibility is going to drop off more between the hours of 7:00 and 8:00, then we'll see the marine layer push out to sea. we have a good looking day shaping up and this is a spectacular shot. great looking day. for getting out for the commute, beautiful, 57 degrees, in places like san jose. we've stopped the clock at 11:00, mostly cloudy along the coast, getting a lot of clearing over the greater bay area so about two hours earlier than yesterday. lots more sunshine especially at the coast. the next 48 hours. moves in, set up offshore so today about 5 to 8 ges. warmer than where we were yesterday. the 90s return. we get close to triple digits saturday and sunday so. a rapid warm-up in store. 78 degrees, 69 in santa cruz.

68 in san francisco. your seven-day outlook tells the story. great looking weekend and we're so close to it. here's the deal. if it's too hot for you inland head toward the water where it will be 10 degrees cooler. if that's too warm, head to the coast. here is mike. >> plenty of options, probably plenty driving as well. antioch has the worst speed, the 20s but that's condensed. 580 is spread throughout. the altamont pass and the tri-valley. 21 minutes from 205 over to 680. so westbound 580 moves smooth to dublin. a little better as far as the castro valley. a typical pattern exexpect slowing. we saw congestion 101 at 680 to 87 and we're going to end with this map showing the 50s like we

talked about. >> thanks, mike. a strange verdict in the continuing battle between two tech giants. british judge says samsung did not copy apple's ipad and scott mcgrew says he wants everyone to know about it. the judge looked at apple ipad and the samsung, samsung didn't copy. that's the ipad on the right. the sam sung on the left. you may have arrive it at a different decision than the judge did but the judge ruled there was sufficiently different that apple is not only wrong in its accusations it has to take out advertisements saying it's wrong and put that on its home page for 6 months as well. apple says it will appeal the decision. apple and samsung are fighting all over the world. a san jose judge said leave steve jobs out of it. sam sung wanted to introduce statements by jobs about how much he hated the android

system. judge lucy said this not a trial about steve jobs. ebay's paypal unit did well. we expected that. the company says sales jumped 15%. i didn't say auctions, a majority of expressway sales are for new items sold at a fixed price. the talks between viacom and directv calmed down. it's been more than a week. there is a fight over how much they should pay. the real issue is yilions of tv customers finding other ways to watch. >> got my gabbone. >> we are well aware. got her on the itoday. >> there is much more ahead on tob including hanging on. >> isn't this amazing.

almost swept away if it wasn't for the help of a stranger. >> we'll give you a live look outside, spanning over san jose. we'll have the weather forecast ahead, mike inouye will talk about the traffic.

>> welcome back everybody on this friday eve. give you a nice look out there

at the bay bridge. gray shot. we've got the low hanging clouds. a little fog there but we'll have sunshine later on as the day progresses. it's 6:24. right now an interesting story out of ohio, a father coming under fire for putting the brakes on his daughter's dream trip to disney. >> see what you think. william may refused to sign off on the vacation that his 4-year-old received as a donation from the make-a-wish foundation. she has battled leukemia. she underwent her last cancer treatment. the 4-year-old's mother supports the trip but her father feels that children who are cured shouldn't receive donations from the foundation. mckenna's mom has placed donation jars around bowling green inviting anybody to help her make the trip to disney world. >> four years battling this.

that's something. let her do her thing. we check in with christina loren to find out how good it's going to look. >> it's going to be spectacular. not just today, all weekend long. getting that summerlike weather we're so accustomed to. up to 82 degrees in the heat of the day inland. 67 at the coast. changes on the way. a little muggy. i'll tell you when coming up. >> the east bay approach approaching the maze, a new disabled vehicle is going to cause a problem. we should see metering lights turned on. quickly building because they likely have slows the lights down so they can clear the vehicle on 880. >> another look at today's top stories. >> find out who may be in for a major delay. if you're in one part of san

francisco's area around noon. >> and the crime that has police asking for your help. >> we'll give you a live look outside, that is san rafael. traffic flowing in both directions. is it going to get thick center we'll have the weather as well.

>> the wife of san francisco's suspended sheriff taking the stand in his ethics hearing. you'll hear what she had to say and get legal analyst steven clark's take on this testimony. >> a 21-year-old driver could face charges after a road race resulted in a crash sending a mother and two young children to the hospital. >> we're now into our warm-up with hotter weather on the way today, 80s return inland, 70s bay side, 60s at the coast. your seven-day forecast in moments. >> that stall on the bay bridge has been cleared but the slowdown has not.

we'll give you the latest coming up. >> right now a live look outside, that is the san mateo bridge as the sun starts up and you get your day started on this thursday, july 19th, "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning. 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. elian that lopez is back in the bay area and defending her husband testifying and supporting efforts to return ross mirkarimi to his job as sheriff of san francisco. christie smith is live at city hall with more on what lopez has revealed up to this point. >> reporter: this is the first time lopez and mirkarimi have seen each other in months. there is a stay away order in place. she is talking about this

altercation that literally rocked her husband's career as san francisco sheriff. but we also heard from neighbors of lopez that said that mirkarimi was yelling at her and violently grabbed her arm. she videotaped the bruise on her arm with her neighbor. despite what the neighbor said, she told the commission that the fight wasn't very explosive and she stood her ground. >> just one thing was the only thing he said. and i said don't talk to me that way. >> reporter: lopez says that she asked madison about custody laws and the answer scared her, that madison told her that if she divorced ross mirkarimi she would probably lose custody of her young son because he was the safe. they have to sort this out and

make a recommendation to the board on whether or not ross mirkarimi should keep his job. lopez will continue at 5:00. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. 6:31. let's take a closer look at what lopez's testimony could mean for ross mirkarimi's future. joining us our legal analyst steven mark. we've all been waiting for this testimony. >> she needs to counteract what was on the videotape which was devastating against the sheriff. she needs to put that in context which this commission can understand. yes, we had an argument, he did grab me. it's not what everyone is trying to make it out to be. that's critical for her. this is now a political process, this is no longer a courtroom, and her testimony could change the tide of public opinion against the sheriff and may go a long way to getting him his job

back. >> what she says could help or further him. >> if he tries to hard to help him it will come across as contrived. if she tells it like it is, stays on message, i can stand up for myself. he made a mistake. we're back on track. that's going to go a long way. the danger is ross mirkarimi admitted, he pled guilty to it. the key is this dissuading witnesses and obstruction of justice information. she needs to steer clear of that. >> what about her attorney? how is she preparing for today? >> absolutely. paula is a great attorney, very familiar with these types of cases. she needs to stress to eliana to stay on message. it's important to be honest and consistent. iffy is comes across he is helping too much or is inconsistent with something she said or her e-mails then the

commission may not believe her and that will have her testimony battered down. paula i'm sure prepped her for this day. eliana came from venz to support her husband. i think that's going to go a long way. >> we'll have continuing coverage. thanks for getting up early. >> thank you. this morning fremont police blame road rage for putting a baby girl in the house. a 1-year-old girl, mother and brother were hit by a car speeding through. police say two drivers got into an argument, and then they started racing. ones those ended up hitting the curb into the family of three. this was horrible to see that baby scroller getting kraushed. the mom and son were released. the baby girl was kept for

observation. >> police say they are searching for a fourth person 18 deadly botched jewelry store robbery. an arrest warrant had been issued. police say he and three others tried to hold up the golden treasury store in may. porter remains on the loose. >> court clerks want the gavel to come down on what they say is an unfair labor contract. court workers planning to protest outside of superior courten on mcalister street. at issue, a contract imposed by management which calls for a pay cut. it wants to see more information about the conditions but the court says final budget numbers will not be ready until the end of the month. >> contra costa county will

spray for mosquitoes tonight. they will move into the areas near sand creek parkway, sellers avenue, independence street and brentwood boulevard. the county says four birds with the virus have been found in neighboring pleasant hill. the county says you should check your pratt for standing water. that is where mosquitos often hatch. >> man made jog out in the area. mother nature is sprinkling fog. >> she is. good morning. a little drizzle at the coast. we have a great looking day shaping up. good morning to you. 59 degrees, 56 in livermore and 56 degrees this morning in fair field. headed to a comfortable afternoon. like to point out what we expect in terms of your cloud cover. still mostly cloudy over the bay and along the coast. in and out the day.

by noon getting hostly clear but at about 74 degrees, mixed with sounds and clouds. throughout the remainder of the day, temperatures are going to climb 5 to 8 degrees warmer and then we heat up for the weekend. i'll show you our forecast coming up. >> let's take folks over the south bay and the slowing -- speeds continue to come down into the 40s and low 50s. a report of an overturned vick and injuries were reported. at least one lane, chp is just arriving. they will give us more as they have them. slowing south of 237. we'll look to the bay bridge. the vehicle cleared, so did the backup but the metering lights

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>> 6:40 now. before you eat that breakfast you might feel the effects of the heat and the drought at the table pretty soon. >> farmers in the midwest are taking a beating and the milk and cheese prices are going to rise here. the corn out there, the crop that really gotten beat down so that means the cows haven't been able to eat as much and the dairy price is increased. expected soon because the cows make less milk when temperatures get above 90 degrees. the sky high feed prices also making it more expensive to feed cows. california is one of the five top milk producing states. >> dads, spending time with kids in the first months can make the terrible twos maybe a little less terrible. the new study says father who is engage their children at three months old will have better

behaved toddlers, as long as they have that ipad. kids with distant dads may misbehave because they are trying to get reaction out of their parents. >> all on the dad now. >> broad shoulders. >> the parents of trayvon martin react to their son's killer saying it was part of god's plan. you'll hear part of an interview with nbc next. >> another california city says it's on the brink of bankruptcy. find out what has the city of compton in so much trouble. [ male announcer ] every day, your car takes you to work, school, practice, dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. care for your car.

>> welcome back everybody. this morning the parents of trayvon martin are reacting to

george zimmerman's first television interview since killing the unarmed teenager. >> martin's parents talking to matt lauer this morning on the "today" show. marla tellez joins us with a preview. >> george zimmerman who is once again free on bond told sean hannity it was all god's plan. that was his response when hannity asked about the circumstances that led to his current situation including having a gun the night of february 26. zimmerman sticking to his story he shot and killed trayvon martin in self defense saying quote i'm not a racist and i'm not a murderer. despite saying he had no regrets zimmerman looks directly at the camera to clarify. i'm sorry that this happened. i hate to think that because of my actions it's polarized and divided america. and i'm truly sorry. >> reporter: speaking to matt

lauer on the "today" show martin's parents say they are not buying that apology. >> he had no regard for trayvon's life and he don't regret taking trayvon's life. had george zimmerman stayed in his vehicle trayvon would be here today. >> reporter: zimmerman told hannity he is open to speaking to them, martin mother tells laur absolutely not. >> a 3-year-old boy is safe after spending nearly a day in the rushing water of a sewer. this happened in colombia. the boy was seen playing in the sand. they think he ended up falling

into a whole and they found the boy. he was sent to the hospital. so far seems like everything is okay. >> how about this. north korea till tear congraduating kim jong-un. >> with a dance party. they stomp feet and snap fingers. >> kim follows in the steps of his father and grandfather. his rise happened this week, it's really untear what the reshuffle will have on the united states. >> kind of looked like a hokey pokey showdown. >> new meaning for dance rev hugs, the same. the silicon valley, mostly

cloudy. take you outside, show you what it looks hike from san francisco to jose. about an hour and a half ago we could see the top of the bridge. at this point the bank of clouds is lowering as we speak. it's going to be the midwest dense between 7:00 and 8:00, then we'll see the sun come out and you're actually seeing that in san jose. you have all of these cloud cover but you start to see the sunshine. we've bat all of this. we'll see the clearing in san jose. about two hours earlier than yesterday which means a warmer afternoon. 56 in sunnyvale. high pressure moves in. kicks the area of low pressure out of the area. and this is going to start the warming trend that kicks into high gear as we head into the weekend. if you want to make outdoor plans, you're going to get the

most comfortable temperatures bay side or at the coast. we've been enjoying the 70s inland and we'll get 70s again today and forecasting 78 degrees. about 78 in wine country. comfortable conditions today. in santa rosa, hot by friday t 90s return, then saturday into sunday, mid 90s. staying hot. monsoonal moisture. we could get hot showers so that's the next weather event we're watching for. feeling more hike summer. let's see how we're feeling on the roads. >> an accident could be a problem. northbound 101 at san bruno avenue an accident in your second lane from the left. no injuries reported so they should clear that quickly and

speeds moving past the seen. we track that in addition to they don't -- still the overturned vehicle. we expect to see slowing and then may have the -- prepare for that as well. slowing from northbound 101 and 87 through san jose. typical pattern there. livermore also shows a pattern, 24 minutes out of the altamont pass through the try valley. no incidents here and we start to see slowing further west at they. past the coliseum, we're holding pretty stead. there is your backup. >> thanks, mike. getting information right in. scott mcgrew bot off the phone. they say do not drive your ford escape to work. >> call your dealer. the sooner the better because

you want to beat all of the other driversthe crunch. the new escape with the 1.6 liter engine has a fuel line prab that could cause to the catch fire. don't drive your escape. it will come to you with a loner car and take yours to the repair shop. this is just the 1.6 beater engine. markets turning higher as we see our parentsed that dime store, we had the dollar store. our kids have the 5 and under store. cougle reports its profits. the company a money making machine. one thing on the conference call is anything to the loss of marissa meyer. we wish her well in the standard pr stuff. reporters get a chance to ask

them questions, hopefully we'll find something. >> thank you very much. more delays to tell you about for the grand opening of a san jose card room. a live picture of casino matrix. that's along airport parkway. the permanent process has been stalled. hundreds of workers have been hired and waiting for heres to open. plans to open a casino on the two top floors of the eight story area is going to have to remain on hold. >> staring bankruptcy in the face, city leaders could run out of money by the end of the summer. it has $3 million in the bank but $5 million in bills to pay. $43 million operating deficit from water, sewer.

>> a fiscal emergency wednesday, the city nearly broke. the declaration is a legal maneuver that lets leaders file for bankruptcy protection without months of mediation. san bernardino is the third california city to declare insolvency in the past month, joining stockton and mammoth lake. >> we suggest you buckle up for today's giants/braves game. it was a wild one in atlanta yesterday. the came went into extra innings. brandon crawford jocks out a three-run homer. did it not stop there. gregor blanco fires another. that's a three-run shot. the braves chipper jones tells melky cabrera to celebrate it. a little too much after gregor's

home run, he said that's melky and that's why he ate not here. the question is, what's going to happen? find out in two hours, all of the drama unfolding. 9:10 on comcast sports net bay area. >> 6:54. here is a story you only see on bay area, called a hero for saving a baby. sergeant al alvie got a call after 1-year-old who wasn't breathing. he had gone into a seizure at his home. when he arrived he began hitting him on the back and he started breathing again. albie is a hero. >> you're a fe ro. i don't consider that, doing what i'm trained to do.

>> translator: he is a hero. he saved my son's life. >> he couldn't think of a better gift than being able to save a baby's life. >> a bay area family now demanding discuss miss over the fatal police shooting of their son. he was shot and killed after allegedly pointing a weapon at officers trying to arrest him back in may. the family will protest the front of the coroner's office demanding the release of the report and also want the officer who tot him to be fired an crucified. >> one south bay park is called home. bob redell is live at kelly park with what's behind the eviction. good morning. >> reporter: there are several people who live in the woods along coyote creek here in kelly park in san jose. but in a couple of hours the

city will ask them to leave, in part because of recent fires, also because of environmental concerns. we just spoke to a man who lived here about a year who is happy he is being forced out. >> i think i'll be glad to get out of this. i'm happy. tonight maybe rain or tomorrow. >> temporary hotel? >> yeah, you say that three months? >> reporter: there have been three crass fires, the recent bass last week. they are suspicious but jose who we heard from someone from the outside started them. in his opinion to put the blame on him and his friend. the district have been cleaning up homeness encampment.

this is the fourth clean up. this is a lot of trash taking out cons and that sort of thing. they have a -- they want to each out, you hear he is offered temporary housing. there will be a difficuabdiffib. >> a crime has police on the peninsula asking for your help. police say the man stole jewelry and electronics from a home on sixth avenue. this is video of the captain captured. it was captured on a neighbor's security camera. then he returns with a suit days. he drives a mer say des with large krom rims. >> the wife of suspended san

francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will be back before the city's ethics commission today. christie smith is live at city hall with more on the testimony from eliana lopez. >> we've been waiting to hear from eliana lopez and her version of what happened in that dispute with her husband ross mirkarimi. so far she has testified to the commission that it wasn't even an explosive fight. that he did use a profanity once against her. >> compare that. mirkarimi was yelling at her and grabbed her arm. she smooped the cruise left on her arm. mirkarimi is trying to hold onto his job after he was charged with misconduct. the commission, here to make a recommendation to the board, whether or not he could keep his

job, lopez will continue her testimony today at 5:00. >> thank you. let's take you out one final time to check out thursday. >> you don't need the heavy coat. you might want a sweater where temperatures are in the testimonies. san jose by noon. rounding out the day in the low 80s. that means mid 70s bay side and upper 60s at the coast with much warmer weather on the way for this weekend. and almost a week away from the start of the olympics. we're so excited about that. also excited about your drive. >> typical patterns for slowing through san jose. we're watching south bound 85, mountain view, overturned vehicle, injury accident blocking the slow lane and possibly access to el camino. use 237 if you need to.

also 101 at san bruno airport. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back. >> go out and have a great day. good morning. george zimmerman speaks. the man who killed florida teen trayvon martin opens up about the shooting in his first interview. >> i feel that it was all god's plan. >> would he have done anything differently? does he have any regrets? we'll hear george zimmerman in his own words and get reaction from trayvon martin's parents in a live interview. fright night. powerful storms break that heat wave slamming a wide area from virginia up to new england with dangerous lightning. but al says more brutal heat is brewing out west. chilling video. a