people were actually hit by gunfire. >> reporter: that's right, jon. a 24-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman. they stopped at this gas station for help. hercules police in the last half hour came back and went to talk to the own about surveillance footage, you have a clear shot of the highway because the gunman is still on the loose. the victims parked their car here where the handicap spot is. we under there were three young kids in the back seat. thankfully they were not hurt. now the gas station attendant who was here said she counted six bullet holes in the white upon tiing a, the windows completely shattered on the left side. a man of hit in his hand and woman hit in her left stomach area and leg. the victims were driving past pinole valley road when fired several shots at the car.

now police are on a search for the gunman. >> it's a little shocking because this area we really don't have no shooting and that type of thing around here. >> you know it happened as they were apparently driving on 80. >> that's even more shocking. it could be something personal or gang-related. you never know. >> reporter: chp officers and hercules police look for bullet casing, any evidence on the freeway. they closed the stretch around willow avenue for 20 minutes. the gas station has a clear shot, pretty clear shot 80 east. police investigators hoping that that surveillance footage will help catch the gunman. live in hercules, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> 6:02. this morning a santa clara probation officer is recovering what be officials say was a self-inflicted gunshot wound opinion it happened just after 8:00 last night on highway 17 near laurel road. details are still coming in but

we're told officers from the chp said police and santa clara sheriff's department were tracking a suspect wanted for a weapons violation. at some point after they stopped him a probation officer on the scene accidentally shot himself in the leg. this morning the officer is being treated for nonlife threatening injuries. the suspect was arrested without incident. this morning anxiety appears to be the word of the day as investors brace for what could be a fourth straight day of losses on wall street. this morning new numbers out of great britain shows that country is well into a recession with third straight quarter of negative growth. here at home bad news from several hi-tech giants sent stocks tumbling. scott mcgrew has been pouring over apple's numbers. a rare miss. >> reporter: apple missed street estimates for the second time since 2013, estimates th-- sinc.

apple said they sold fewer iphones. they say people were waiting for the next apple iphone before buying a new phone. apple has never confirmed there will be an iphone 5, you know how they are. we expect one. here's your after hours number. apple shares fell well under $600 a share. down a whopping $28. now apple is the most important stock on the nasdaq. nasdaq is weighted apple is the heaviest. folks let's look ahead on this on this apple crisis. this crisis such that it is could actually get worse because apple's disappointing numbers cover -- i got by desk calendar, april, may and june but the new iphone won't be out until october. meaning there are three more months of full financial quarter, july, august, september where fewer people will be buying apple iphones because

they want that new iphone 5. as far as iphone sales it will get worse before it gets better. this morning the san francisco sheriff's department is facing a brand new controversy. lieutena lieutenant being arrested on domestic assault. this arrest coming as ross mirkarimi is fighting removal for his own domestic incident with his wife on new year's eve. a commission has to decide whether or not ross mirkarimi should actually keep his job. here's something you don't hear every day on a college campus, watch out for mountain lions. one of the big cats have been spotted recently off the uc berkeley campus. >> i saw a mother there, two cubs, and then right up this walkway i saw a large male.

>> he works the graveyard shift as a security guard on campus. he said he's had several close encounters with mountain lions recently and a cougar and her cubs may be living near the intersection of university drive. close to the greek that's right and stern hall. hikers and students are being encouraged to avoid nearby trails between dusk and dawn when those mountain lions and cougars usually do their hunting. >> just a guess when you sign up at uc berkeley you don't have mountain lions on the mind. golden bears. 6:06. check in with meteorologist christina loren. nice day outside. hopefully no mountain lions or bears nearby. >> maybe cougars on santa ana row. taking a live look at what's happening outside right now. this is san rafael. heading towards a comfortable day. that cloud cover will come in,

kind of situated right along the coastline, blanketing that coastline all day long and the winds will bring in that comfortable air coming off the pacific out of the west, pushing right into your inland valleys. comfortable conditions. 84 degrees at 4:00 p.m. your full forecast in a moment. >> san jose northbound 101 reports of an accident in lanes at mckie. this will cause some slowing. this will lead to more folks moving to northbound 280 to get around the back up that often happens. we'll track this. now live look at 680 southbound. traffic moving smoothly here all the way down to novartis. we'll let you know if sweeper trucks. bay bridge shows you a nice smooth drive. no metering lights. no delays out of oakland into san francisco.

back to you. california is calling at it massive rodent infestation and now officials are calling on an east bay food distributor to launch a nationwide recall. >> this is all because of a story nbc investigative unit uncovered. we have the details on the state's aggressive move. >> reporter: good morning. the fda and the state of california temporarily shut down san francisco herb and natural food company in fremont. up until two weeks ago the company sold herb, teas, spices and natural foods to customers around the world. it accurate to call this outrageous? >> this is a fairly significant finding. we don't typically find warehouses in this condition. >> reporter: he's talking about what state inspectors discovered inside this east bay facility. >> we found massive rodent infestation throughout the facility including direct product contamination, evidence of both dead bodies, dead rodent

bodies, fecal and rodent urine contamination on products. >> reporter: the state health department posted this notice an embargo that shut down all sales and distribution of products at san francisco herb and natural food located north of the solyndra plant on highway 880 in fremont. the state health department discovered the violations shortly after learning details of our ongoing investigation. you shut down the facility. why >> because of the massive rodent infestation, the evidence that product at the facility had become adulterated by filth that we had seen rodents getting into products. >> reporter: the state's embargo prevented the company from moving product. the company's website distributed products to customers all over the world. but the site now tells customers we're temporarily not accepting

new orders. please check back soon. >> is it fair to say what you've done is highly unusual? >> it is. very unusual. this is a 150,000 square foot warehouse that has two stories and for us to embargo all the products in that facility because of the massive level of contamination throughout the facility occurs very rarely. >> reporter: the state department of public health has asked for a national recall of all products sold by san francisco herb and natural food. we're told the recall will be announced in the next 48 hours. now earlier this month we visited the warehouse to talk with the owners. they have been in business for four decades. the owners had no comment but they did hire an attorney and he called the nbc bay area investigative unit to confirm there would be no comment from the company. all right. thank you very much. great report there. 6:10 right now. as they say let the games begin. the opening olympic ceremony not

happening until friday but the competition actually starts today. a look at the sports getting an early jump this morning. >> it's the hottest ticket in town, literally. the crime that may get hundreds of people turned away from the gilroy garlic festival. >> south bay focus of wall street. apple, cisco, netflix. we'll take a look at disappointing numbers coming up. >> right now nothing disappointing about this. live look spanning over san jose. gorgeous start to your day there. the sun looking like orange sherbert over the mountains. enjoy. take it in. 6:11.

welcome back, everyone. a good wednesday morning to you. taking a live look outside. transamerica pyramid, can make it out. hazy start. cool out there. we like it.

6:13. >> right now let's get a quick recap of today's top stories. all eyes on wall street after three state days of triple-digit losses on the dow. tech stocks among those to watch according to scott mcgrew, apple missing its forecasts. netflix losing money. both companies saw shares lose money overnight trained. opening bell is set for 15 minutes from now. scott mcgrew is keeping a close eye on numbers. police are looking for a gunman who shot two people in a car on interstate 95 last night near her cure less. a man and a woman were hurt. three kids in the back seat were okay. no word yet on a suspect description. a san francisco sheriff's deputy now on administrative duty and facing accusations of violence. he arrested last week on assault charges. we will be heading to london

soon where preparations are under way ahead of friday's olympic opening ceremony. even though the opening ceremony is days away, the competition will get under way this morning. >> we can feel the magic. >> very exciting as usa women's soccer team is going to take the field this morning against france. the game will be played at the famed hampden park in glasgow, scotland. in fact, the only time team usa soccer has played in london is if it makes to it the gold medal round. the team can't attend friday's opening ceremony because they have a game against colombia the next afternoon. >> games played before those opening ceremonies will count just as much as the ones played after it. even though the u.s. is the front-runner for the gold the french team could be the one to pull off an early upset here. keep an eye on them. france finished fourth at last

year's world cup after giving the american's a scare. the team is riding in an unbelievable 17th game winning streak. why is soccer getting started? here's the coop. turns out soccer is one of two olympic sports that starts early. archery is the other with the competition getting started before friday. olympic committee said the extra days are necessary to keep athletes from wearing out during a big slate of games. >> save that energy. >> today's match kicks off at 9:00 our time. broadcast live on the nbc sports network and nbc soccer channel. fans can follow the match on soccer.com and at twitter. to go with the action for weeks there has been concern about security at those london games. now with two days to go that worry is focused traffic.

here's the gridlock and plus a look at what our own raj mathai is up to across the london in london. >> raj is not sitting in traffic but thousands of others are as the olympic traffic nightmare has begun. what's called the game lanes are now open. they opened today during the morning rouush hour. the lanes are open for olympic vips only. they are causing severe backups. basically in effect around the clock. if you're caught sneaking into one the fine is $100. switching gears to tracking our own raj mathai. he arrived in london earlier this week. he got a few words with brandy our own soccer star. she talked about sitting with first lady michelle obama during the opening ceremony on friday. >> i'll tell her about bay women

area sports initiative. how great it is to have a woman in the white house and activity for young girls and young kids' lives and anything i can do to when that is for me. >> most of us remember brandy ripping off the jersey in 1999. 1 years later check out those arms. check out those guns. i have bicep temperatures in the 80s. let's hope i want stays nice for opening ceremonies on friday. >> hope for no rain. along with our in depth coverage, raj mathai and the "today" show will be doing their version. they unveiled a new set inside of olympic park. once the games actually get under way you'll see the olympic stadium and torch displayed in

that background. all visitors will be welcomed to check out the studio and come see all the talent out there as long as they have a ticket to olympic park. of course you can watch the "today" show starting at 7:00, at 7:00 a.m. on the clock right after "today in the bay." >> let's check the forecast. london is so overcast. but they are warmer than us. >> it's interesting. they will be as warm as livermore which is the hottest city across the bay. if you don't live in livermore you can fall in that category of being cooler than london. let's take you outside. show you what is cooling us off. that marine layer developed at 2,000 feet pushed over the santa cruz mountains, starting to move into san jose. that's going to keep us cool because we have a westerly breeze. that transports that cool ocean air into your inland valley throughout the day and bring temperatures down by ten degrees in some cases. let's get to your numbers. 57 in concord. comfortable 60 degrees in san

francisco. high pressure weakening heading south and we have an area of low pressure. really intense area moving into the mosque northwest. for us usher in a strongest on shore flow. will last longer for tomorrow. fog and maybe drizzle by the water. tomorrow sunny, crisp conditions. tickets to that giants game you have quite a treat in terms of the weather on your hands and hopefully beat those pads like they did last night. 79 in san jose. into this upcoming weekend temperatures stay on the warm side. so you're going to get three days of temperatures hovering in the 70s. upper 70s in san jose and then we'll hit the upper 80s inland saturday and sunday and 90s return sunday. enjoy the cooler weather. maybe you got to take the trash out. you have outdoor activities. wash anything outdoors will be more comfortable. here's mike and your drive. >> maybe you got to get out early because we have slowing on

101 through san jose. this is causing a back up. watch now folks may head over to northbound to tuly. that ripple effect. tracking for ten minutes no significant impact. still early in the commute. northbound 680. accident right here, car went into a retaining rail there and now the person is stuck in the car can't open the door. we'll track that activity. westbound 580 slowing. 20-minute drive heading over to the dublin interchange. send it back to you. >> 6:21. time for a check on the business and tech world and all the talk in silicon valley is about apple. >> shareholders got caught flat footed by announcement that sale of the iphone is slowing. >> why would they be caught flat footed when apple said exactly what we said they would say.

we were talking about this very idea this time exactly yesterday. apple said it sold far fewer iphone 4ss than vaflts had hoped. that's because people are waiting to buy the iphone 5. apple never confirmed the existence of the iphone 5 but we know it's coming. shares fell 5% right after the news. apple missed estimates for only the second time and that's serious business. now there are two kinds of estimates. what analysts are paid to predict what we call the street estimate that's what apple missed and what the company estimated. apple was right on. nobody believes apple's estimates because the company is incredibly conservative. in a last minute thing here, lost in this apple panic the company sold a record number of ipads, 17 million of them. 84% sales increase. this is the company everybody is tearing their hair out, 84% sales increase in ipad.

we'll watch it throughout the day and have the market open for you as well. >> we look forward to that. it is 6:22 right now. the climb that may end up meaning disappointing news for people attending this weekend's garlic festival. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight.

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plus calcium and fiber kids need. ticket in town this weekend and more than 1,000 people may be turned away at the door. >> when you say hot as in stolen

thousands of ripped off gilroy garlic festival tickets being sold online. represented red has the details on this theft and the problems it can create for unsuspecting attendees. good morning. >> reporter: at first organizers of the gilroy garlic fest thought tickets had been misplaced but once they turned up on craigslist and facebook they realized they had been stolen. 1,000 tickets worth $12,500. the festival wants to get the word out and warn people if you bought any of those tickets online they will not be honored at the gate. ticket takers will check the serial numbers. they are numbered 050001-050500. children's tickets are running

10001. what if somebody shows up and doesn't want to pay again. that could mean lost revenues. >> it's important. they don't have known buy equipment then the kids suffer. >> very frustrating and disappointing for us because we use these funds and it is our mission to use these funds to support community organizations. >> reporter: the people running the festival do not believe that this was an inside job. police aren't commenting much except to say they have not made any arrests yet. reporting live here at christmas hill park, bob redell "today in the bay." >> just ahead "today in the bay" we're moments away from that opening bell and kiit could be tough day for tech stocks. we'll have a look at it in a live report.

all right, ladies and gentlemen. we are watching wall street right now. and wall street is watching the silicon valley as we listen in on that opening bell there. a lot of anticipation on what will happen there. overnight trading, well it could indicate a tough day for tech stocks all around. so we, of course keep our eye on that. >> good morning i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. >> it will be interesting to see. tough day yesterday for apple. >> apple is one of the most important stock on the nasdaq as the nasdaq gets its way under way as well this morning. we're waiting for trade information to come across. you saw the opening of the new york stock exchange. we can talk about that as well. cisco has been following the new york stock exchange.

apriling missed street estimates for the second time since 2003. netflix as well, much lower after that company said it would go into the next quarter losing money. we'll continue none tore all of this and as we get numbers come ago cross jon we'll bring them to you. >> as we continue following breaking news out of southern california where there's been an early morning earthquake in los angeles. the magnitude 3.7 striking two miles from marina del rey south of santa monica. no reports of significant injuries or damages. usgs officials say many people originally thought that quake was a lot stronger because of that very shallow epicenter. >> heartbreak and anguish continues in colorado as families plan funeral services for the 12 people killed in a movie theater massacre. leanne gregg joins us live outside of that theater in aurora, colorado. we understand the man accused in the killing spree is still in

solitary confinement this morning. >> reporter: yes so and will be no doubt until the trial begins. as far as what's happening right now the investigation is still ongoing, it's going to take several months. they are analyzing, investigating and collecting evidence in what is expected to be an extremely difficult case. six days after the massacre, more focus on the incriminate scene, the theater and the suspect's apartment. investigators are analyzing what they found and talking to those who knew james holmes. they plan to look at medical records at the voter of colorado where james was a ph.d. student. emotions are raw. >> i'm overwhelmed by the tragedy of all of this. >> reporter: star of the batman movie christian bale came to town unannounced. and his wife went to the memorial to pay their respects. earlier he visited survivors and first responders.

so, you was impressed with his sincerity. he was so sincere why he was here. >> reporter: in the wake of tragedy there's stories of hope. caleb critically injured while she'ding his wife and unborn baby. >> making small improvements. >> reporter: his wife gave birth to a baby boy tuesday. with uplifting stories along with heartache elevate gorse hope to determine how a loned gunman could have caused so much damage. now on a positive note a victims fund now stands at $2 million and is growing. there are many contributors including warner brothers and they are the production company that actually produced the batman movie. i'm sorry. laura, back to you. thank you very much. new this morning, rescue team is back out searching for a bay area man who disappeared while hiking in one of the

highest peaks in sierra nevada. the 31-year-old san rafael man disappeared sunday after climbing to the summit of mount langley. tom hang was hiking with two friends but ended up getting separated. one said he spotted hang as he was climbing down from the summit but has not seen him sense. >> back here in the bay area protecting both presidential candidates at the same time may have caused more headaches than expected for local law enforcement. this morning the chronicle reports san francisco police had to pull officer that were assigned to republican candidate mitt romney in order to help cover president obama's much larger motorcade. in oakland the city brought in 75 county sheriff deputies at a cost of $75,000 to help deal with the president's event. earlier this week marked the first time both candidates were in the bay area at the same time. the giants are once again going to bat for injured fan brian stow. at last night's game they

started selling a music dvd called tim flannery. that's the team's third base coach. it's being sold for 20 bucks with all proceeds going the brian stow foundation. >> the cd will raise money but i hope i want raises awareness as well that this horrific hate crime never happens again. >> still, of course, stow continues his recovery in a therapeutic facility after suffering massive head injuries when attacked at a giants game on opening day last year. it's estimated his life long medical bills can reach $50 million. >> fast food fight brewing in the south bay as chick-fil-a plans to open their doors in san jose tomorrow. protesters preparing to voice their issues with the restaurant chn's owner. he ignite ad firestorm of controversy last week when he

reaffirmed his company's opposition to same sex marriage in an interview. the bay area's new chick-fil-a located near the target in san jose close to 237. 6:35 right now. unexpected e-mail has unlocked a world of possibilities for a uc berkeley astronomy and physics professor. he's getting $100,000 a year to research whatever he wants no strings attached. >> it really came out of the blue. most, i get hundreds of emails a day and probably the most surprising e-mail i've had in 11 years since i've been at berkeley. >> after making sure this one was not a scam, he took the simon foundation up on its nice generous offer. it is a private group that supports research in math and basic sciences. with these new funds the professor, he says he's hired a post-doctoral fellow to help him

out to research black holes. >> look at those equations. >> gives you a headache. >> there are two words that don't seem to fit together, ice cream and super computers. believe it or not one is helping the other to improve. researchers at the university of edinburg is using computers to break the sweet treat into its most basic elements. these computers are normally used to track weather patterns and model nuclear explosions but now firing away to improve taste, texture and shelf life of your favorite dessert. >> getting down the details, you got to have a lot of compute power. >> shelf life at our house isn't

very long. doesn't matter. the super computer results can then be applied to other every day items like engine oils, paints and shampoos. >> the ice cream sounds more appetizing. >> let's check out our forecast. >> might go for ice cream in the extreme east bay. every where else much cooler than average conditions yet again. good morning, 6:38. full deck of clouds now settling in over the city by the bay. take a while for the clouds to burn off. you're starting at 60. 59 in oakland. 57 degrees in san jose. great conditions for any sort of early morning bike ride or a jog. little patchy fog at the coast and north bay. cooling trend today. onshore breeze stays so what happens is we get that marine layer, up and down the coastline and nice westerly push off the pacific carries in that cool ocean air and that settles into your inland valley. your hour by hour forecast for

this wednesday, 77 degrees inland, 84 degrees at 4:00 p.m. so your noon temperatures are going to be comfortable, turning on the hot side between noon and 4:00. bay side 70 degrees at noon great day for outdoor lunch plans. at the coast cool conditions. may need a jacket for the first part of the day. half moon bay and pacifica. now at 6:39 i just checked mike's maps and there's a lot of reds. what your track being for us? >> accident northbound 101 in san jose. better news even though there's red and yellow all over the map the accident has notified the shoulder. we're seeing the slow down spreading out. stick it out for 101 and 280 hasn't suffered any of that ripple. the rest of the south bay in a nice easy drive. northbound 680 bottom of your screen still reports of an accident but no slowing. commute direction southbound through the area and smooth. 580 slower drive.

23 minutes to the dublin interchange. no problems including the casper valley y. traffic flowing smoothly westbound away from the peninsula. no major issues. nothing unexpected. another live look we'll show you the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are on. no drama on the east shore freeway. we'll take that. that's better news. >> 6:40. still head busting ing ing a bu. also a seaworld stunner, a 6,000 pound killer whale attacks and this one is caught all on tape. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy

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if you're like most of us, you've had one of those nights that you would like to forget. that's exactly the deal for are a northern california bull. there's a happy ending here. this bull got stuck in about seven feet of water in an irrigation well in fulsom. rescue crews had to step up and work overtime to free the big fellow. took them four house to get him out. checked the scales at 2,000 pounds. until not sure exactly how the big guy got in there or how long he was stuck before somebody finally saw him. he's now the brunt of all jokes of all bulls every where. >> put him in a trailer somewhere. >> take at that look that. this morning we're getting a new

look at the first moment a whale turns on his trainer at seaworld in san diego. pretty amazing video. 6,000 pound whale thrashing the trainer around in the water. can you make it out? amazing thing about it is the trainer did survive. this is the attack that happened back in 2006 but the video was just released after being locked up during litigation. seaworld is currently being investigated for endangering its trainers nationwide. you may recall four years after this attack an orca killed a seaworld trainer in orlando. fun to watch during those shows but they are still wild animals and they have instincts that take over. 6:44. we'll go live back to london to check in with rajmathias and looking good. >> we'll take you life to the east bay for the hundred on a gunman who opened fire on a car

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welcome back, everybody. 6:47 right now and all eyes in silicon valley focused on the stock market, trade is under way in what could be a very volatile session on the wall street. >> scott mcgrew is monitoring the markets. >> reporter: good morning. dow industrials gained about 70 points on the open as we just got under way about 13 minutes ago. where we're seeing problems, course, is in apple. apple is down $23 a share to $578. apple missed street estimates in its profit report for just the second time in recent history. apple says sales of its iphone

4s slumped as people wait forward the new iphone 5. apple is not admitting there's an iphone 5. we expect one in october. the company says only 26 million iphones in the past three months were sold and the company made just 35 billion in sales. putting that into perspective, what apple made in sales not positively but mentally would buy them two yahoo!s or seven aircraft careers or the l.a. dodgers seven times over. this problem is going get worse because apple's disappointing quarter was april, may and june, right? but the new iphone probably won't be out until october meaning there are three more months of full financial quarter again, july, august, september where even fewer people are going to be buying iphones because they want that new iphone 5. that's why you're seeing apple down $23 a share this morning. >> thank you very much.

6:48. police right now searching for a gunman who shot two people along a busy east bay freeway overnight. it happened on highway 80 near hercules and police say it could have been worse. stephanie chuang live in hercules has the very latest. >> reporter: hercules police just threat gas station here at 76 to get surveillance footage because this gas station is where the two victims both 24 years old were shot on 80 east in hercules last night at around 10:45. someone would works at the gas station who was here said the victims parked their car in the handicap spot. in the back seat another man even three young kids were not hurt. the gas station attendant says a man and woman sitting in the passenger seat had been shot. the attendant counted six bullet holes in the white upon take. hercules police say the victims had gotten on to 80 east from pinole valley road when someone

fired several shots at the car. they had to drive several miles to the gas station to get help. police now are searching for the gunman. again they came here as a precaution to the gas station to get surveillance footage. the owner of the gas station says there's 16 cameras here. the police were only interested in the front two to capture the scene to hopefully find something there and move the case further. live in her can you le, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it's wednesday, hump day and expecting some decent weather. cool start? >> that will help you get over that hump and get to friday eve that's what we call thursday. good morning. let's take you outside and show you how are you wednesday is starting out. just beautiful here in san jose. not just the clarity, it's the temperatures, upper 50s, low 60s across the board. temperatures will be a little bit on the warm side in the extreme east bay. perfection. lots of 70s when i get to that

forecast map today you'll be stunned, still late july. cooler than average summer so far and we'll maintain that trend for the next three days. 60 degrees in san francisco, 54 in novato, 58 degrees in sunny d sunnyvale. pretty significant cloud cover. that cloud cover will be a little bit deeper tomorrow morning and more so on friday which is the coolest day of the week. today it works out like this. a.m. fog clearing by noon but that cloud cover will hug the coastline with a westerly flow throughout the days transport that cool ocean air into your inland valley. comfortable conditions as we head to the second half of the day. even in san jose. if you have tickets to a giants game. i'm so jealous. 62 degrees at 1:00 p.m. phenomenal out there as they take on the padres. got a really good start on the series with one big win under your belt. hopefully taking home another one. today 62 degrees at 1:00 p.m.

comcast sports net. comfortable conditions at 4:00 p.m. we'll round out the day. and 84 degrees inland in livermore. 82 by tomorrow. and then we feature back up for the weekend. >> spreading out is the word tore san jose northbound 101 activity. a new stalled out at southbound 101. going to add to the confusion in the area. northbound is the commute direction it builds from 85. silver creek up through this stretch. 886 moving smoothly through fremont south in your commute direction. accident northbound at 92. no lanes are slowing right now. we'll track this. live look at oakland show you a smooth drive past the coliseum to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. the gathering there it is. north bay looks smooth in the southbound direction. we'll give you a look. coming in to novato one new hov

lane so folks will take about a week to adjust. should be better, southern 101. >> this morning thieves have created a big time stink for the upcoming gilroy garlic festival. bob redell has an update on the thousands of dollars of tickets that have been ripped off and what it means for unsuspecting attendees. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. that's why the festival is getting the word out to let people know somebody stole tickets worth about $12,500. if you bought any of these tickets they will not be honored. the ticket takers will check the serial numbers. if you bought tickets online make sure you don't have any of these numbers. the stolen adult tickets are numbered 050001-050500. children tickets are 100001.

you want to be careful where you buy your tickets om. let's say if somebody decides not to pay up again and leaves. that could mean loss revenue for the event and it can trickle down to charities that it helps. >> revenue is greatly hurt. obviously we need to rent the pool here. just to be up and running we depend on the garlic festival money. that's our number one money maker over the entire year. >> the tickets were taken from the festival office either in june or early july. no arrests but the people running the fest believe this was done by someone from the outside, in other words they do not think this was an inside job. reporting live here in gilroy, bob redell "today in the bay." >> less than three days now until the opening ceremony gets under way for the delinquency

olympics. first competition gets under way this morning. >> raj mathias is among those in london to cover the action. he joinss live right now by phone this morning with all that growing excitement. raj, we're hearing there's something a little bit special that's unexpected about the opening ceremony. >> reporter: if i tell you you can't get upset because i'm going let the cat out of the bag. here's the deal. david beckham will be part of the opening ceremony so everybody here in britain is very excited about that. also a lot of speculation that sir mccartney will be part of the opening ceremony. should be nice. not technically as sound as we saw in beijing but the brits know how to do pomp and circumstance. >> beckham was snubbed on the britain soccer team but will be part of the ceremonies. >> reporter: he was a big part of the organizing committee seven years ago. san francisco was bidding for these 2012 games back in 2002.

london ended up getting the nod, obviously. but beckham was a big part it. a lot of people are happy he's part it. >> what's cool having a chance to hang out with the bay area athletes and see where the athletes are getting their gear. i love this part. like a candy shop for them. tloip is your favorite part. imagine going on a shopping prix except you don't have to bring your credit card or cash. that's what's happening with these olympians. kerri walsh, you go around with her, she collect her goodies. about you hundreds of items all for free. everything from opening ceremony outfits to closing ceremony outfit and everything in between. it's so fun for these olympians. even for somebody like kerri walsh who has been here four times already she gets a kick out of it. >> how can you not. you made her eyes light up. now for you your getting some of that gear you rocking some of

the london stuff? >> reporter: here's the deal if i get some i'll bring some home to you guys. >> what's remarkable, london once again a lot better weather than here in the bay area. >> reporter: i'll come back with a bigger tan than i already have. 85 degrees out here. once again warmer than what you guys have. it will be changing. a beautiful week here but i think come this weekend it's going to get more like london weather which means cloudy skies, occasional rain and some sunshine mixed in. >> raj, we'll look forward to hearing from you live every morning during the olympics. be a lot of fun. >> great stuff. >> reporter: talk to you soon. >> here's something you don't often hear on the college campus watch out for mountain lions. one of the big cats spotted recently off the uc berkeley campus. >> i saw a mother there, two cubs, and then right up this walkway i saw a large male. >> he works theography yard shift as a security guard on

campus. he said he's had several close encounters with mountain lions recently and police say a cougar and her cubs may be living near the intersection of university drive. close to the greek theater and stern hall. hikers and students are being urged to avoid nearby trails between dusk and dawn when mountain lions do their hunting. >> new this morning the los angeles city council voted late last night to ban all marijuana dispensaryes. under this ban all 162 of those dispensaryes have been ordered to shut down immediately. the l.a. city council was the california supreme court to weigh on this. dispensaryes that don't comply will face legal action from the city. >> let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. temperatures will be on the cool side at the coast and by the bay. but inland cities 84 degrees, 75 bay side, 65 degrees at the coast. clouds burning off by noon.

cooler tomorrow. we'll have seven day outlook every 15 minutes during the "today" show. >> it appears the sellers are slated on wall street after three straight days of big loss. dow is climbing this morning. both the dow and nasdaq in positive territory. but apple that reported disappointing earnings estimates overnight saw stock lose 4% in early trading. >> in east bay hercules police on the hunt for a gunman who opened fire on a car driving on i-80 last night. a woman and a man were in that car, hit and injured. thankfully several children in that back seat were not hurt. >> let the games begin. the olympic ceremonies won't happen until friday but olympic competition gets under way hours from now. the u.s. women's soccer team will kick things off in a round one match against france. pretty exciting.

we'll have all your great olympic coverage right here. >> big note david beckham taking part in those olympic ceremonies for britain. he was snubbed by the british soccer team and not play but part of the ceremony. >> as well as mccartney. good morning. hope and healing. christian bale, star of "the dark knight rises" visits with survivors of the tragic shooting in aurora, colorado, as officials try to figure out if the alleged gunman used taxpayer money, intended for his education, to fund his rampage. horfying video emerges of a killer whale attacking her trainer during a live performance in 2006. the man dragged by his foot and held under water, incredibly he survives. we'll tell you why these images are just now being released. team "today" in the uk. with the