minutes ago referring to me that you would shake that bum out of bed. >> i didn't think you could hear me yet. >> reporter: i hear things. we have what we call a telephone line now from the bay area here to london. yes, i'm out of bed. we are ready to go. it's 2:00 p.m. london time. we got here on monday, it is now thursday, we got over our jet lag, we converted our u.s. dollars into british pounds and this whole city is ready. they have been preparing and hyping this for the last seven years and we're here. some of the final preparations in the olympic stadium are behind me if you listen you can listen to some of the music here. we heard cherries of fire, that song, which apparently will be part of tomorrow's opening ceremony. also we hear that sir paul mccartney will perform "hey jude." >> over there is the athletes

village. they won't have far to walk from the village into the stadium. that's tomorrow night. and we have about 60 bay area olympians, 60 of them, approximately, here in london competing for the next three weeks. we'll have our hands full and have great storylines throughout these games. coming up later we'll check win kerri walsh, the medalist from saratoga, not only dealing with beach volley ball but raising two young sons who got here today. she is worried about their bed time and sleep cycle as laura you can understand. >> as a juggling mom. should be fun. thanks, raj. >> raj is going to be back with us all morning long. we'll see him again coming up in five minutes or so. >> developing news for you in the south bay. san jose homicide detectives called to the scene of a fatal stabbing on east st. john and second street. job redell brings us the latest.

what do you know now? >> reporter: good morning. some new developments. this was the scene here at the trinity episcopal church where the stabbing took place last night. two friends of the victims crying, hugging, mourning the loss of their friend stabbed to death last night. they wouldn't speak on camera but did tell us they had just returned from the police station where they had been speaking with police. it's not clear how helpful they were in giving leads on a suspect. there have been no arrests so far and police have yet to put out a suspect description. authorities found out around 8:40 last night from 911 calls, people reporting a man face down in front of the church. police realized he had been stabbed at least once in the chest. the man who appears to be in his early 30s later died at the hospital. for whatever reason, police do not believe this was a robbery. again, there is no suspect

description. they don't know who did this and no arrests so far. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 6:03. today the second most important day in facebook's life. the day it opens its financials to the public for the first time. scott mcgrew is live in menlo park and says many investors are holding their breath. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. i think somewhere some place the naysayers, the i told you sos, are waking up ready to say i told you so if facebook doesn't hit this number. $1.15 billion. this is the street expectation as to what facebook is going to make. if they do not they will disappoint a lot of investors. facebook remember, has been downplaying expectations. it released revised forecasts just before its famous ipo in may. constantly admitting it has a problem with mobile. here you see the highs and the lows in boy, it's a long time

since we've seen the highs with facebook down better than 20% from its ipo. if facebook misses its estimate it will be another day of bad press for the company as it's well off of its ipo highs. it has been sort of a bad week for tech stock in general. we saw apple miss its expectations and lost $27 off of its share price, then zynga saying it wouldn't make money and that got crushed as well. facebook, that's after the closing bell today. >> thank you, scott. new this morning five victims, three armed robberies. police warning people to be cautious after the same bank branch was hit. stephanie chuang is live with the latest. some of this is in broad daylight. >> reporter: that's what's surprising in all of this, in broad daylight also in a pretty

busy area. we're just down the street from the marina exit of 880 here at merced and marina. the latest of the holdups was tuesday around 8:00 when a 25-year-old woman says a man pointed handgun at her and she handed over cash. sunday night a gunman second in line pulled out handgun, he and an accomplice got 200 bucks from each of the three in line. two people held a man at gunpoint and taking his wallet. they are on loose and police are warning to be extra careful. >> careful when you go to the atm. >> i don't know what intention they have. have to take care with old people watching around and everything. >> reporter: maria rodriguez there works at the denny's. she says police are often in the area but is hoping they will increase patrols especially after the manager reportedly

warned of war break-ins in the parking lot. you see there is surveillance camera here at the atm, also somep at the denny's. police have been checking both we last year. the descriptions are pretty vague. but so far the good news is that none of the victims were injured and police hope to watch the people responsible so no one is hurt. >> in san francisco's union square a frightening ride for passengers on a cable car. a driver hit the car with riders on board, this happened near geary street after 10:00 last night. this is in the heart of the shopping district. we understand the driver may have been intoxicated, driving slowly, though, when she hit the cable car. no passengers were hurt but the cable car driver did complain of pain. the driver is in custody this morning. >> a sad end to the search for a missing bay area hiker.

last night rescue teams found the body of thomas heng. the 31-year-old left for what was supposed to be a day hike. friends with him say he had split from the group to climb the peak of the mountain. >> a horrible case of animal you'llty. the carcasses of 100 kittens found in monterey county. a company alerted police and the spca. they found cats in deplorable condition. they were shane to the shelter for medical exams and receive care. >> the cats are suffering from respiratory infections and parasites. the investigation is ongoing. as of now no arrests have been made. >> 6:08 now.

i want to get a look at the forecast with meteorologist chriina loren. >> we have a great looking day ahead. good morning to you. starting with this live look over san francisco, mostly cloudy conditions. the marine layer is lowering. back in the distance we have the golden gate bridge getting socked in. i think the fog will be most dense between 7:00 and 8:00. not a lot of difference here in the sky. you'll find mostly cloudy conditions to start. the temperatures are downright crisp. perfect conditions for early morning outdoor activities. we're at 56 in san francisco. a little chilly in the north bay. it all works like this. your hour by hour detail. comfortable at noon but might get too hot for a jog later on when we hit the low 80s. 60s at the coast. hot weather days away.

we'll forecast that coming up. here is mike. >> looking at the chp report, a number of incidents all in the same area, this is highway 4. highway 4 where we're seeing the slowdown. in discovery pay we're watching. chp has arrived. involving a car into a pole. this may be causing delays. we'll give you more as we get them. live look outside, we'll show you what it's like at the bay bridge. a few cash lanes. but we should see metering lights in 5, 10 minutes. >> up next, mitt romney questions whether london is really ready for the 2012 games. >> before the games officially begin one olympian finding out it is good to think before you tweet.

>> welcome back. time for a check of the day's top stories. san leandro police are looking for two men holding up people at the same atm. there have been three holdups at a wells fargo and a denny's parking lot across the street near 880 and marina. days apart from each other. police say the men are armed and have struck in broad daylight. >> facebook investors holding their breath as the company prepares to report its first earnings as a publicly traded company. facebook needs to report at least 1.1 disease bi$1.1 billio. shares are about 25% off their ipo price. >> a church has been added to a lawsuit brought by the parents of children allegedly molested by keith woodhouse.

his former employer church on the hill allegedly failed to report abuse incidents there, then gave him a recommendation to work at a daycare center. woodhouse is facing charges involving three girls at a daycare facility. >> the countdown to the london games is winding down this morning. it's a bright thursday afternoon already in london. a live look over the city as it enjoys the calm before the competition. our own raj mathai is live in london overlooking olympic stadium. there are some security scares under way. >> reporter: we're just in the last few minutes learning about this. obviously security is such a big concern, not just in london but every city that hosts the olympics. right here at olympic park there is a shopping mall called the west field mall. it's the biggest shopping center in the entire united kingdom. in five or ten minutes we heard the mall has been evacuated by british officials. we don't know why. hundreds of people were taken

out of the shopping mall sent out to the streets as the mall was closed down for a brief period. a short while after it was reopened so it's okay but there was some sort of scare. it's not just any shopping center. like i said it's here at the olympic park, also the central hub to a lot of subway stations so a lot of concern right now, a day before the opening ceremony about security. from security we're going to talk politics. this is how it works president president obama and republican presidential candidate mitt romney they know the deal once the olympics begin tomorrow, air time is, well, for them comes at a minimal so they try to get their message across as much as they can before mr. romney playing it pretty well. he here is in london, a few moments ago arriving at 10 downing street. the home of david cameron. meeting a lot of high powered british officials and very familiar with the olympics and how it works. you might recall in 2002 he

headed the salt lake olympics, in utah, this begins a week-long overseas trip. for mitt romney we go to a controversy on the soccer field. as you might know the women's soccer tournament here has be n begun. last night there was a mistake with the flag. the north korean women's team walked off because they were upset because the officials at the stadium put the south korean flag up on the jumbotron so the north koreans walked off the field. about an hour later that graphics mistake was fixed. they put up the north korean flag so the north koreans came back and played their match and won their game. some hiccups to start but hopefully tomorrow for everyone considered there will be no more. we're just learning a few minutes ago that the west field mall was evacuated for a brief

time. back to you in the bay area. >> security has been heightened there as well. we'll enjoy checking back with you again, raj. >> carrying on with the olympics now, an olympian competing for greece has been kicked out of the games because of twitter. the olympic committee banned the athlete from the competition because she posted a racist tweet allegedly. now fans have started facebook groups asking the committee to reinstate her. sports psychologists say some treat their accounts like a journal. >> a lot of athletes are private but it's interesting when they get on their phone they feel i can say what i want. it's a way to express all of that emotion they don't have an outlet mor. >> social media is such a huge part. there are four a pages of guidelines for athletes. >> some of the good things they post as well gives you that

personal excitement. excited about the forecast? >> i think we're all more excited about the weekend which is right around the corner. we've got a great looking day shaping up. we're going to continue the trend dropping off more, so courtesy of a full deck of clouds this morning. the marine layer is about 2,500 feet. gts let to your maps. it is so nice out there. 57. 58 degrees in concord. holding on to the 50s and low 60s, probably until about 10:00 a.m. with that additional cloud cover. also noticing clouds inland so the cloud cover is extensive. mostly cloudy skart. temperatures are climbing to the 70s even in san jose, comfortable conditions. mainly sunny, then we jump,

we're going to spike temperatures 10 to 20 degree as we head through the weekend. in far next week as it's going to dip to the south, i sawing cool air. high pressure moves back in and this ridge is strong. so for today enjoy it, friday as well, more cloud cover, three-day forecast works like this. in the 80s, low 80s, then we'll jump to 89. 93 degrees on sunday. so really great beach weather but hot inland. monday, tuesday, wednesday, olding on to the listens. first i want to get you to work on time is mike inouye. >> we do have traffic picking up. 101 and 87, speeds dipping down so soon to turn yellow. speeds around 50. also the issue if you get out of

sunnyville or mountain view on 85 at evelyn, that will not be possible until closer to 7. we haven't seen a lot of problems but over 101 speeds dipping as well. up to san mateo bridge, we'll show you that westbound, an easy drive off of the peninsula. you can see the high rise and the know from traffic. again, up 101 the peninsula flow at the limit. >> looking at northbound 880 into downtown without delay. to the toll plaza you should see the metering lights. back to you. >> 6:20. shoppers in a bay area city could pay more at the cash register. city leaders recommended the ballot question to raise the tax

by a half cent. san jose's sales tax would jump 9.25% among the highest in california and throughout the country. >> a fast food chain that has seen -- it was supposed to open today but as of yesterday the building was far from ready. the restaurant's operator now says it will open in mid august. chick-fil-a has taken criticism nationally and from bay area cress dents for its assistance on gay marriage. the president of the company says he supports traditional marriage. >> a food recall in effect because of something the nbc bay area investigative unit uncovered. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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>> a nation wide food recall is under way this morning all because of something the nbc bay area investigative unit uncovered. >> we are showing you the exclusive photos of rodents and feces in a company that caused it awe. tony kovaleski is back with new evidence of the infestation and the filth. >> reporter: good morning. it's our first look inside the san francisco herb and natural food company, a clearcation of why our sources have called it disgusting, why the state embargoed all sales and for now, shut down the business.

you're looking at exclusive photos taken two months ago inside the san francisco herb and natural food company. obtained by the nbc bay area investigative unit. disturbing pictures from inside the east bay food distributor. bags ever herbs, natural foods and spices infested with rodent droppings. >> it's pervasive. >> he is the chief of the food safety section of the california department of public health. >> the this is in all corners of the warehouse and throughout so this has gotten to a point where again they have become to live and breed in the warehouse and reproduce in there. >> a day after an nbc investigation reported deplorable conditions in the plant, the company issued this nationwide recall of 16 rods, the release says it's due to the potential contamination of filth. >> by definition of law the products sold in this facility the last couple months are definitely adulterated because

of the massive infestation. >> shortly after learning of an nbc bay area investigation, the state posted this notice, embargo that stopped distribution of more than one million pounds of product in that warehouse. >> until they have successfully and completely eradicated that problem we're not going to begin the process to get them back in operation. >> the owners declined our request for interview. the 16 recalled products are primarily sold on line across the nation and we're told they are also sold at some local grocery stores and bakeries. you can get a complete list of all of the recalled products. go to our home page, click on the main story, and it will take you to that location. if you have any of the products, the company and the state urging you to destroy them immediately. i'm tony kovaleski, nbc bay area

news. >> hard to believe conditions like that are taking place. >> check your shelves. check the forecast is one thing we want to do that will affect us all. >> yeah, good morning to you. starting out with two live pictures. i wanted to show you we don't have a lot of difference. this is over alcatraz island. mostly cloudy and the same over san jose to start. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures are going to be comfortable, we'll jump from the 50s back into the 70s. that's it for san jose. livermore, about 82, 4:00 p.m., 74 bay side and 63 at the coast. so ladies, you can break out the boots for one more day. >> thank you. 6:27. a big announcement from facebook hours away. we're live in menlo park with a preview. >> the countdown to the 2012

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>> up next, a big day for facebook. the major announcement that could help or hurt the social giant's future. >> did a computer glitch put the president at risk? what happened during mr. obama's visit to the bay area that we're only learning about now. >> and one for the road that's making this morning's commute a mess. >> cool today but meteorologist christina loren says a big change is heading our way. "today in the bay" starts now. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news in east palo alto

where a crash, a car crashed into a house on cooley avenue not far from ikea. we have pictures coming in. take a look at this as a tow truck is going to have to pull this car out. early reports indicated that the car crashed into a room of an infant child, a baby that was in a crib. the good news to report is police say that the child was not injured. no one was remarkably injured. there were at least four people in this cadillac that fled the scene. police continue to look for them. we have a reporter live on the scene. we'll have updates throughout the morning. >> the stock market has just opened for business and trading and facebook has begun, trying to decide if there will be news they will like as it reports profits this afternoon. for more insight on this let's check in with technology analyst rob enderly joining us in our

newsroom. good morning, rob. thanks for waking up with us. >> good morning. i'm not really awake. >> we'll get you some coffee. facebook is a young company we all know this, how big of a deal is this really in the long term? >> it's pretty big. in other words, we've had a number of disappointing returns come in as companies reported and facebook is one of the bellwethers of the internet. they did just form an industry association we're hoping will offset bad news but advertisers are nervous about the company. >> facebook says they have not figured out advertising on their mobile site. that's how they make money. what can they do? >> they have to talk about the solution, they have to acknowledge that they have got it and acknowledge it publicly to investors and talk about a plan what they are going to do about it. right now their biggest problem is conversion rate. they put up a lot of ads, not clear people see them. it's clear that a lot of people don't buy from them so.

the advertisers saying it's not worth that much. remember action we had zynga come without more users but less revenue that suggests that properties on facebook aren't generating the cash we thought. facebook has to talk about how to fix this stuff. >> investors expecting surprises? >> i think hoping for surprises. facebook came out, went up and came back down again. now trading well under their initial ipo price. really hoping tells them it's going the other way which would be nice. >> the ipo back may 18, we'll have to see. facebook trading now. it's 6:33. the stock market just opened. rob, thanks so much. >> we'll have a continuing coverage as well as we'll be covering facebook's earnings throughout the day. scott budman will be back with the good news, bad news or

whatever is ahead for facebook. facebook trading down right now. moving on, south bay police continuing their search for a suspect who stabbed a man near the corner of east st. john and second street. bob redell is live with an update on that investigation. >> reporter: that man was found on the sidewalk in front of the trinity church. this is the oldest church building in downtown san jose, not too long ago two of the friends of this man came back to the scene, they were hugging and consoling each other mourning the loss of their friend stabbed to death last night around 8:30. they wouldn't speak on camera but they just returned from the police station where they were speaking with police. it's not sure how helpful they were on leads. there has been no description and no arrest so far. police found out last night from

several 911 calls. people reported seeing this man lying face down in front of the church. they thought maybe he had been hit by a car but they realized that was not the case, he had been stabbed at least once in the chest. the man in his 30s later died at the hospital. for whatever reason police do not believe this was a robbery. >> 6:35. thieves are busy in one bay area city, a rash of atm romryes and car burglaries are keeping san leandro police busy. stephanie is live with more on this trund. good morning. >> reporter: yes, the same wells fargo branch has been hit several times. we're down the street from 880, could have been one of the reasons this was targeted.

a man pulled a gun on a woman. two days before a man pulled a gun on two men and a woman in line. he and an accomplice got away. two men got away with a wallet. >> i'm worried, yes of course. this is a nice neighborhood. i live around here. it make me more worried. >> reporter: there is a denny's a few hundred feet from the at, the manager warning of recent break-ins. an employee says police are around, she told us their surveillance video system has been down the last view days. checking what you're seeing now, one of the cameras here, there is one up there, also of course one here at the a the tm hoping it can catch shoe is responsible

so nobody gets hurt. >> thank you. >> got to may it safe. check the forecast as well with christina. >> you want to dress more like late spring -- look at this. is this not spectacular. this is san jose. that window of sun light is closing. if you are trying to pick out that wardrobe you can go with anything. it's going to be warmater lon, san francisco, you'll probably hit about 66. that's about it. pretty much you can travel 20 minutes and get weather you're looking for. 77 degrees at noon, you'll be at 82 at 4:00. you are getting the best of the best. with 74 degree readings at 4:00 p.m. 70s, even 80s back in the mix. i'll detail that.

are you ready to go to sfwherk hold on. mike has what you need to know thirst. >> you show them -- a little more sunshine. i'll circle 101, the build is on. we'll look at livermore, 580 slows all the way to the dublin interchange. 24 minutes. a new accident reported. so that may be an issue as well. it's off to the shoulder. live looks show you oakland and the volume of traffic. no major slowing but into the 50s at times. and look at the bay bridge toll pla plaza. traffic is moving. that's a good treat. back to you. >> coming up, a bay area olympian. terry walsh talks to raj mathai. >> picturesque, ben, looks like

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>> breaking news. east palo alto a car crashed into a house on coolly avenue not far from ikea. scott mcgrew was in the area on a separate story, what do you know? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, marla and l a laura. that is a fairly new cadillac as

it rammed into a street and a house here in east palo alto. you can see the skid marks there this morning as we look on bell street and cooley. to give you a reference here, this would be about a block away from the ikea, about a block north. there you see some of the firefighters, very minor damage to this car at 2176 bell, or coolly avenue rather. it did run into a second house but again, minor damage there. some brick work. early reports that said there might have been a baby in a nursery right behind that window. thank goodness those turned out to be untrue. we don't know exactly what happened. this scadillac runs into the house. by the time the police get here there is nobody here and a car in a home. again, nobody hurt here on the corner of bell and cooley. i'll tell mike i don't think this is going to affect traffic. this is a residential area.

but a fairly new cadillac into a house. nobody hurt. back to you. >> just damage. >> good news is that the reports were untrue about a baby being hurt. >> 6:42. live from london, raj mathai catches up with olympic sand volley ballplayer kerri walsh. [ 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.

the clock is ticking down. we are one day away from the big party in london. and our own raj mathai is ready to celebrate with the rest of the world live in london for us now where there was a security scare at a mall near olympic village. good morning. are you learning more about that? >> reporter: yeah, we are. actually, we're here at the

olympic village. you see that's the olympic stadium there where the opening ceremony will be. the athletes' village is here and here is a major shopping center t west field mall, the same brand we have back in the bay area. they have a huge mall here, it's the largest mall in all of europe. just a short while ago the mall was evacuated for a brief time. the police are not telling us why they evacuated the mall. not a good way to start with a major security scare near olympic park. we're talking about our local olympians, kerri walsh from saratoga, you know her story. we've been around the world with her from athens to beijing and now in london, back-to-back gold medals in terms of beach volleyball. she has two boys. she sat down with kerri. she is excited but of course a concerned mom. she is worried about bed time

and curfew. >> i can't wait. we play almost at midnight every night so that's going to be interesting to juggle when i go see them, if they make it to the matches. but as long as they safe and sound i'm a happy girl and i plan on kicking butt and going and get some love and living it all. i'm excited. >> such great energy from kerri walsh. like she said, planning on kicking butt, looking for her third consecutive medal in beach volleyball. it's not just about the olympians, it's politics as well. not all about but a heavy dose of politics. also in london, playing a political game in terms of getting great exposure is mitt romney, the republican presidential candidate at 10 downing street t home of british prime minister david cameron. romney meeting with a lot of british dignitary es and business people spreading his message and he knows about the olympics. you might recall, mitt romney

was the ceo, he commanded and headed the salt lake city games back in 2002. we talk about the torch relay, a great symbol of the olympics an it's making its way through the historic streets of london as we speak. it's great to see that torch. it has been on the run, on a helicopter, on the streets for the last several weeks, even three people from the bay area had the honor to carry that olympic torch. it's winding through the streets of london and will end up here at the olympic stadium. so a lot going on, most very positive. one security scare. to dampen the mood it seems impossible. we've been here for the last few days now and it's so excitable. everyone is waiting and home is the big day. we know that will and kate arrived today. is this right?

>> reporter: will and kate arrived, david beckham arrived, he will have a role in the opening ceremony, we hear paul mccartney will. it will be pretty wild. beijing was technically oriented and it was beautifully done. we'll see what british flare we see from the london opening ceremony. >> thank you so much. in addition you can follow him on twitter. he has been tweeting about his london experience. his handle is at raj mathai. >> once the games get under way you'll see the olympic stadium and torch displayed. you'll see more on the "today" sh show. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of east palo alto where a car crashed into a house not far from ikea. our own reporter scott mcgrew

was at facebook, big news there, but because you were close you ran over to tell us what the latest is there. >> reporter: good morning, laura. bell street ends 18 t-intersection unless you're one driver. we don't know why he ended up driving down bell street all the way to the house at the end. there you see some of the damage. video from earlier as well as we can see the car into the house itself. no one hurt. we heard several reports there were people in the bedroom there behind the big window but again, thank goodness no one hurt. >> i talked to police officers, they tell me by the time they lot gotten here had run away, had not been chasing any one or the car when the police arrived.

so nobody hurt but from what i can tell we're about a block away from idea, we're mostly off the main roads. i don't think traffic is going to be a major factor. >> i'm glad you confirmed that. this isley and bell. this is north of ikea and the shopping mall, that area is accessible. 101 past the or, as well as access onto and off of the dumbarton bridge. looking at your slowdowns for 101. the entire stretch and 87 into town down. let's give you live looks. san mateo bridge off the peninsula an easy drive for east, west, there is 4 commute direction. so far okay for san mateo. a live look outside, things are shaping up at the bay bridge

toll plaza. again, the low clouds. let's take to you the north bay. you see the serves as well. a nice smooth flow. no problems out of novato. christina, looks pretty good but changes are changing. >> yeah, you know, the clough clouds will keep us cool but you'll probably have to run the ab in your vehicle. gorgeous conditions just about all day long along the east shore. a little and the cool side. 56 to start you out. and future cast, this tells the story of the day. we still have that glak for you when the ladies meet you back here. we'll have extensive cover into oakland. then as we continue through the day, we'll see the rain layer feel back out to see. open up the windows.

we're talking about the 70s. cooler than yesterday by a few degrees. 77 here. 82 in livermore. 65 in san francisco and in wine country also staying comfortable. 74 degrees. drizzle in san rafael. friday to saturday, temperatures start to change. look at the difference did. we're going to spike. we'll hit those. so again on the hot side. that means better weather, improving conditions at the coast. that means you have to use your ac inland. back to you. >> a suspect who stabbed a man is on the loose. bob has more from downtown san jose with what police found. >> reporter: this was about an hour ago outside a trinity church here in downtown san jose returned to the scene, drying, consoling mourning the loss of

their friend. they tell us they had just returned from the police station where they had again peeking with police. no arrests so far and no description has been put out. police found out about this around 8:40 last night. people reported this man dying face down in front of the church think be maybe he was hit by a car but they realized that was not the case. he had been stabbed at least once in the chest. the man in his early 30s later died at the hospital. police do not believe this was a robbery. here in san jose, bob redell, knob. >> thieves are busy in one bay area city. robberies at the same atm and car burglaries across the street, all of that has police busy. >> live at the scene with more on this. good morning.

>> it's where down the street from the marina exit, so a busy area. it was still light out. 25-year-old woman, she was getting cash when a man pulled a gun on her. four people got away with 600 bucks and a wa threat. is a dony's a few hundred free throw. warning of ront war streak-ins rare. police did visit earlier this week. their system has been down the last few days though we know police are hoping to get something from that at the surveillance cameras here at the bank. everybody is working hard to make sure it stays that way. stephanie strong. >> a south bay suspect want forward killing the parents of

three children is on the run. pedro ma tina could be on his way to los angeles or mexico. several tattoos on his lower right leg. medina killed a couple inside the home early monday morning. >> a biker has been found dead. thomas hang left sunday for what was a day like. here is a picture. this is near the border of the national forests. he was hiking with friends but plit to hike to the peak. >> a dispushing case of animal cruelty. the carcasses of more than 100 kittens and dozens more. a company that lerded.

they found the cats and seized 51 adult cats living in deplorable conditions. they were taken to the animal shelter. so far no arrests have been made. >> in union scare a frightening ride on a cable car. a driver hit the cable car with riders on board. this aps on pal near dairy street. we understand the driver may have been intoxicated. she was driving slowly. the cable car driver did complain ever pain. a glitch nearly compromised the safety plan for president obama's visit. the oakland police officers association says a portion of the police radio system failed continues after the president left town. the glitch left 100 officers unable to kmun case. the year old system has had

plenty of past breakdowns. the council has the opportunity of joining a joined network but the city administrator says she needs to know more about the costs and benefits. >> time to check in again with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. another cooler than average day, topping out at 77 degrees. livermore about 82 degrees at 4:00 p.m., 74 in oakland. and 63 degrees at the coast with a much warmer weekend ahead. we'll have the seven-day for you. let's check the drive. >> no big incidents but slowing. antioch we know about this. slowing into concord and toward walnut creek and livermore. 580 continues to build up around north livermore to the dublin interchange. we'll track your slowing throughout the morning. >> here's a look at some of the stories you'll hear more about. facebook investors holding their breath as the company prepares

to report its first earnings as a publicly traded company. facebook needs to report at least 1.1 billion in revenue to keep up with expectations. shares are already about 25% off their ipo police. >> police looking for men holding people up at the same atm. there have been three at a wells fargo atm and a denny's parking lot, all of this happening days apart. >> the pen are armed and have even struck in daylight. >> a driver could face charges after crashing into a cable car. no one was seriously hurt. the good news there. police, though, are waiting on test results before they decide whether the driver should be charged. >> thanks for joining us this morning. we're going to leave with you a live look at london as a remind they're the olympic ceremonies are soon to get under way.

finally the countdown closer than ever. good morning. chalk one up for team usa. the women's soccer team defeats france in early olympic competition as controversy erupts at north korea's soccer match. the team refusing to take the field for more than an hour after the south korean flag is mistaken displayed. all this as the clock ticks down to tomorrow night's opening ceremony "today," thursday, july to tomorrow night's opening ceremony "today," thursday, july 26, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television