another golden day for team usa. with victories on the field and in that water. >> another magical night. the women's soccer team and women's water polo taking home the gold with help from some of the local athletes. raj mathai catching up with them after those victorious evenings. >> reporter: good friday morning to you. can you believe it, it's almost over here in london. we're going to be packing our bags and coming back to the bay area. coming home with us a lot of olympians with a lot of gold. we start in water polo. the stephans family from danville dominating the pool. maggie stephans and jessica, how about this, jessica with the assist, maggie with the goal. maggie scored five times as team usa beat the spaniards 8-5 the final. their first gold medal in olympics history. you see the celebration in the pool. they love it. >> nothing can explain it. i watched water polo in the olympics ever since i was little and it's been my dream.

so not only have i become an olympian but i'm an olympic champion which is unbelievable. >> reporter: she has a busy summer and back to the bay area enrolled at stanford, a freshman in september. now to soccer, another bay area star, alex morgan helping team usa beat japan. let's take to you wembley stadium. more than 80,000 fans, a record attendance for a women's soccer match here in the united kingdom. it was amazing. alex morgue within the assist. carli lloyd with two goals. >> feels so great. after the heartbreak last year, this around our necks, we got it back and we're so happy right now on top of the world. >> nice to see alex morgan doing so well and the americans in general. the headline internationally, friday morning, the times of london we're talking about cool running, this is usain bolt, the

jamaican superstar, another gold medal. the jay macons are doing very well. we'll see you later on this morning. i'm raj mathai. >> thank you. another athlete from northern california celebrating a medal winning performance. haley anderson from the sacramento area, she won the silver medal in the open water marathon swim, that is a 6-mile im. she finished .04 behind the gold medal winner. i understand that she tweet add picture of the silver medal with the words "dream come true." you've seen a huge medal surge for team usa pushing to the top. team usa now has 39 -- 90 medals, 39 gold including ashton eaten. china has 80, russia with 56. >> we are also following

breaking news out of afghanistan where an afghan commander and several of his men killed three u.s. soldiers. we're told the men turned their guns on the americans after inviting them to a dinner to discuss security. nato says the attack appeared planned and carried out by rogue afghan forces, this makes the third attack by afghan soldiers training to take over security after u.s. forces leave in 2014. >> we can tell you one of the biggest most anticipated music festivals kicks off today. we're talking about the outside lands, it is sold out and will offer 60s pop to rock. christie smith is live at golden gate park where all of the music is coming in. >> standing in front of what i would like to be my entrance. i do not have tickets but we're talking three major head liners, 100 performers, 65,000 people a

day and it's sold out. it looked like they were testing lights. just looking at it, it was awesome. this year a diverse lineup of bands, some say the best yet. metallica, foo fighters, just to name a few. you get hungry, there is taste of the bay, now beer lands has been added. there's going to be 100 artists on six stages, coming in to golden gate park. a number of road closures, i think that's what you were getting at. muni lines impacted. the parking, the noise from all of the music, the packed muni buses and trains not earning fans among neighbors here. tof th of the 65,000 a day, 75% come from outside the city, so huge impact on traffic. kicks off today at noon and runs for three days. live in san francisco, christie

smith, "today in the bay." >> 4:36. an oakland family is mourning a double tragedy a. 15-year-old aspiring firefighter was killed, now his 16-year-old cousin's life is cut short. tatiana turn er, was out with friends when someone opened fire on a crowd, also injuring a 23-year-old man. turner's family is devastated. >> she had dreams to go to college, to raise her daughter, you know, but somebody decided to take her life. at 16. she didn't deserve it. >> turner leaves a baby daughter. her cousin was shot to death a month ago. the 15-year-old just landed an internship with the oakland fire department. the team that investigated the bp gulf spill is -- they will

inspect a unit in the blaze. they first need to figure out if it is safe to enter, then determine when production might resume. in all five investigations will be done. because of the fire analysts say gas prices could reach at least $4 a gallon this weekend. >> how about an unusual disguise for a stockton bank robber. there are pictures here from bank of the west where a man walks in dressed as a woman yesterday afternoon and then he held the place up. a teller ended up giving him cash after he handed her a note demanding the money. witnesses, well, they lost him when he walked into a mental health clinic across the street from the bank. >> 4:38. let's check that forecast with christina loren. we keep saying how hot it's going to be. >> the talk of the town. good morning to you. temperatures yesterday just soared. look at some of the highlights of yesterday. i'm talking about high temperatures. near record heat. we did not break records but

we're still on par to do the same today. so 104 in brentwood yesterday. it was so hot out there. gilroy hit 103. 102 livermore. and walnut creek and san ramon hit the triple digits, 102 degrees. so as you head throughout the afternoon it's going to be another scorcher. it's really a tricky forecast because we're getting a little more onshore flow that means your coastal cities by the water will be a touch cooler, however, that marine influence will not reach the east bay. we're starting out so mild i'm not going to be surprised if your temperatures exceed the highs that we saw yesterday. so, at noon today, 87 degrees in livermore, you round out the day at 103. so this is the kind of heat you do not mess around with. if you work outdoors, if you'll be outdoors for sporting events you want to stay hydrated. we'll keep talking about that all day. it's a spare the air day as well. 4:39. >> we'll go to the south bay where we have your construction

spots. no big surprises. i want to take you to where we have an issue on 280 southbound direction. el monte road, the on ramp affected by an accident but only property damage, no people damage. that's good news. chp is heading over to give us -- when they clear that, probably my guess about 15 minutes, no problems for 280 the flow. a look across the water, one of our live cameras, as we shape up for the san mateo bridge and the hayward side, the toll plaza side, taillights away from us westbound over the high rise without an issue. we'll catch up on the peninsula side, a smooth drive as well. the headlights looking at the westbound direction. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> 4:40. up next, getting ahead. how a community center is making a difference in the lives of thousands of students with the help after back pack. >> if you've been waiting for a price cut on the iphone now is your chance, but you have to know the tricks to get it. >> if you're feeling drowsy this

morning, guess what, it could have something to do with all of the olympic games, why experts say more people are foregoing sleep to watch all of these world class athletes. >> for all of your news, weather, traffic check us out on facebook.

>> good morning to you. look at that live look outside from the south bay this morning. waiting for the sun's arrival and the heat coming with it. 4:44. >> this one's about caring and giving. thousands of students in the south bay getting a brand new back pack today for free. this morning sacred heart community services back pack give away gets under way. the nonprofit has collected and stuffed more than 2400 back packs thanks to community nations. each pack has school supplies, even a usp flash drive. the program has been helping low income families for ten years. >> the story that you always go home and you tell your family after a day like this you watch the one kid's eyes light up. and then they start looking at the supplies and realizing they really -- they are part of our

community. >> hundreds of families and children waiting in line for hours last month to sign up for the give away. if you're one of them you'll pick up your back pack between 10:00 and 4:00 today and this is by appointment only. >> always fun to see. it really s. 4:45. apple is cutting the price on the iphone but don't expect to see it advertised. for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell we turn to hampton pierson live in washington, d.c. good friday morning to you. >> good morning, laura. we're going to get to that apple story in a moment. first we're going to tell you futures are lower after another lackluster day in the markets, stocks ending little change though the s&p 500 did extend its winning streak. on better than expected data on unemployment and the trade deficit. asian and european markets are also in the red. we get data later this morning on import prices and jc penney reports earnings t dow slipping

10 points thursday to close at 13,155, the nasdaq edging up 7, to 3018. as you mentioned apple store employees are reportedly being told to offer discounts on the iphone 4 and 4s matching price cuts by others but to get the discount you have to specifically ask for it. and cite the lower price of competitors. the news was reported by the blog. apple isn't publicly advertising the discounts. it's speculated it's in advance of apple unveiling the new iphone 5 expected out next month. early look at headlines, back to you. >> thank you very much, hampton. >> 4:46. we can tell you a new wild fire is burning in southern california. the chihuahua fire burned 900 acres caused by lightning strikes. no mandatory evacuation orders have been issued a reverse 911

alert has gone out telling residents to prepare to evacuate. authorities believe it may take several days to contain the fire. >> got to flex that power, maybe use the appliances later. it's going to be hot. >> it is going to be hot. you need that air conditioner in places in the east bay where it's a spare the air day, if you suffer from asthma, you want to limit your outdoor activity so yes, it is safer for your health to be inside with that ac on later this evening, however, we can flex our power. there are ways to stay cool. close the blinds before you leave and then once that sun starts to set after 8:00 tonight, you open up your windows in your home and get a nice breeze. the air quality will be at its worst bat 5:00 p.m. during the evening commute. temperatures today are going to be even hotter in some cities than yesterday. also our south bay air quality is a little bit worse off than this time yesterday morning as well. you want to keep that in mind.

we'll get more of an on shore flow for sunday. that means we'll probably get more moderate air quality. 56 in san francisco to start you out. san jose, 62 degrees, 62 to start means hitting the triple digits in the warmest cities across the bay. high pressure has strengthened, it's moved closer to the bay area. and this is the kind of heat you do not want to mess around with. this heat wave came on strong, came on quickly and 103 degrees again. livermore is dangerous. the hottest time of the day between 4:00 and 5:00 when you really want to start drinking that water. on the flip side, fantastic coastal conditions. those giants, they're coming home to some very comfortable readings. taking on the rockies, 7:15. clear conditions, you want to switch over between the olympics, get some world class giants action as well, you can do so. it's our sister station. 100 on sunday. 96 on monday. a little break from the heat

tuesday, wednesday and thursday but still hotter than average. so we'll talk about that coming up. back to you guys for now. >> we're staying on the theme of the hot weather because the state has actually issue add flex alert through sunday. residents are asked to reduce energy use during peak hours, that's from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. that means avoiding the clothes drier, dishwasher, oven, turn off as many lights as you can. give yourself a break. conserving power will keep the state power grid up and running. >> b.a.r.t. says more people are now opting for trains. b.a.r.t. says ridership is up nearly 7% from a year ago. since last july b.a.r.t. had 380,000 compared to two days the previous year. the agency says higher gas prices and a toll increase on the bay bridge may have influenced more people to start jumping on. >> jumping on the treadmill? the olympics has amazing

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>> hard to believe the london olympics coming to a close, the final weekend coming. it's been exciting.

plenty of action at the olympic stadium today including some bay area track stars. >> that is right. we're talking about jenna competing in the 400 meter relay. she made headlines when she tied with allyson felix for final spot in the 100 meter dash. she conceded that spot but she will now today chase that dream for the olympics. >> also today, san francisco's shannon rowbury competes in the women's 1500. she has been training physically and mentally, bringing her sport psychologist with her to london. you can catch those races tonig tonight. our coverage starts tonight at 8:00 right after olympic zone. >> if you've been staying up late to watch the olympic action, chances are, somebody stopped me to tell me how tired i was. thank you very much. if you are feeling maybe a

little more tired than usual, though. >> according to sleep experts a lot of people suffer from sleep deprivation. either from getting up early to watch the live events or stay up late to watch the highlights. experts say that can lead to irritab irritableability. >> if you are not feeling too tired you might be feeling more motivated to hit the gym. a survey of club members of 24 hour fitness gym finds 89% are motivated by the olympic games, they say watching the athletes do their thing gives them that fitness routine a boost, encourages them to live the healthier lifestyles. they'd like to see more of how the athletes warm up and practice for the competition. >> i would too. hey mike, what sport are you taking up? >> maybe archery because you can just stand there and do it. but i'm not sure.

i'm not saying it's easy. but less running. >> target on the map. >> there you go and boom, there is the north bay. let's show the folks at home a smooth drive through the north bay. i want to point out construction north of 37. we know that but through novato also yesterday weed that unleashing of a new hov lane northbound that should be a smoother commute in the evening. we'll watch as that will take about a week for folks to adjust. might be slowing as folks see the new roadway. san rafael, a smooth drive down south from the map we showed you. and that is the headlight section we're seeing through san rafael toward san rafael bridge. on the peninsula, palo alto, i did have reports of northbound 101 with the headlights here passing embarcadero, the off ramp reports after car on the side. there was a car fire reported, chp gave me the update. negative on the fire, just a stalled vehicle. some folks slowed down but everybody is getting by. it's light volume. >> it's come a long way from its

origin as a town built around a flower mill. >> it has. today celebrating a big time milestone, the city of 29,000 has a series of parties to celebrate the 125th anniversary of its incorporation. los gatos was found independent the 1950s around the flour mill. it's now ranked by business week in the top 50 most affluent communities in the country. >> one of my favorite areas of the bay area. wonder what $47 million might buy you? >> i have often. i would like to try to spend 47 million. what it can buy if you have it. 30,000 square foot home near miami. 10 bedrooms, 14 baths, they call at mansion. on the private island of indian creek, originally listed for 60 mill, but it sold for the low bargain price of 47 million. among the features, a 3d

theater, a 100-foot pool, six wet bars, a jacuzzi and of course talk about working out. a state-of-the-art gym. there are waterfront views from every room. there better be for that price. they have not yet released the identity of the buyer. >> that would be my question. >> a very happy person. >> still ahead we're going to take you out to london. raj mathai has a recap of all of the highlights as the games wind down.

>> we're so happy now on top of the world. >> putting the goal in gold. a big win over japan. >> with that in mind we'll give you a live look at london. you know the caldron has been burning, the london games about to wrap up. we still have more on this friday, august 10th. this is "today in the bay."

>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good friday morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. we get you started with the 2012 london olympic games. bay area olympians still showing off all of the phenomenal skills on the soccer field and in the water. both teams from the u.s. coming through big time to take home gold medals. let's go live to raj mathai and raj, another gold rush for bay athletes and another big interview. you've got somebody live for us. right? >> reporter: yes. fantastic. we have two options, jon and laura. talk about the highlights and discuss or we can bring in one of the gold medal players. it's your choice. >> gold medal player. >> let's go gold. >> okay. let's go with that. heck of a choice. rachel buehler is with us. congratulations, you're a defender for team usa soccer. what a wild night. >> gosh, it was an incredible

night. playing in wembley stadium in front of 80,000 people, it was like a dream come true. >> you've done this before. you won gold in beijing, now in london. show us your gold medal. tell me what's going through your mind. why is this one different? >> earning a gold medal is such an honor, to be able to represent your country at this level. it's something you dream about as a kid. a lot of pride, unity of the team, we're such a close team. that's why i think we've been able to do what we did. >> you are a stanford grad, you have spent a lot of time in the bay area. get this. rachel, one of 27 people in her family to attend stanford. you get a tuition break? well, stanford has been -- stanford has been very good to us buellers, a lot of my family went to stanford and my sister and my