so much. it was such a great experience for me and molded me into who i am today. >> for what women's soccer dutz, what you guys did last night and for the last several years what does it do for little girls across the country? >> i think it really helps them fire those little girls and gives them something to look forward to when they're older, maybe they could play at our level or we can get a professional league in our country that can aspire to. it's good to be role models for the little girls. >> you artwo-time gold medalist, 26, what do you want to do when you grow up? >> well, you know, maybe become a doctor one day. that's the long term thought. be a mom, have a family, those type of things. >> enjoy that gold medal. congratulations. >> thank you. >> dr. bueller-to-be. >> thanks a lot. you know, the "today" show kicks off its coverage in london with

the stars of the u.s. women's soccer team. catch that interview when the "today" show starts at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >> breaking news in afghanistan. three u.s. soldiers now dead, killed by an afghan police commander and several of his men. this all happened this morning in the southern province of hellman. we're told the men turned their guns on the americans after inviting them in to a din tear discuss security. nato says the attacks appear planned or carried out by rogue afghan forces. this makes the third attack this week alone by afghan soldiers training to take over security after u.s. forces leave in 2014. happening now, a stretch of san jose road closer to home shut down as police fan out on the east side of the city. nbc bay area first on the scene as officers investigate a stabbing. this is near the intersection of mcglauflin avenue and ingmar

court. we'll be all over this and bring you updates as soon as we can. >> the operators of a california charity for veterans are facing a lawsuit. the state is suing claiming millions of dollars were diverted to pay for excessive salaries, a condo, golf memberships. good morning, marla. >> the group is help hospitalized veterans based in southern california specifically in riverside county. according to its website its primary mission is to provide hospitalized and homebound veterans with therapeutic arts and crafts activities. according to the california attorney general's office the group is also helping its president and its board by squandering millions so the ag office is suing. they reported more than $400 million in revenue since 2001 but a watchdog group says only 35% of the group's fund goes to

programs to help veterans. the industry standard is 65%. the complaint says the president likele lynch overpays himself spending thousands on perks, including $80,000 in golf membership. the former president robert chapin is also named for his inflated salary and retiring with a nearly $2 million pension plan. the state is calling for the current leadership to be ousted, it wants at least $4 million returned to the charity. >> thank you very much. it's 5:05. a teenage mom has been shot and killed on the streets of oakland. now that search is under way to try and find the person who pulled that trigger. 16-year-old tatiana turner was shot and killed wednesday night near talbot avenue and foothill boulevard. her family says she was out with friends when somebody started shooting at their group. turner leaves behind a

9-month-old daughter. >> a legal tug of war over millions meant for the new 49er stadium is settled this morning. the team and santa clara county agreed to share millions of dollars in redevelopment funds. the 49ers you may recall sued back in june after the county announced it would take the stadium money and use to the replenish battered school budgets. now santa clara will get a duty help balance its budget and the rest will go to the big new stadium. the 49ers kick off their preseason tonight, can you believe it? jon's excited. it's against the vikings. >> along with football it's a big weekend for music. nearly 200,000 people will flood golden gate park for outside lands. christie smith is live with a look at why not everybody's a fan of this event. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're a couple of hours from the start of outside lands, tens of thousands of music fans crowding

into golden gate park. in fact, there is so much fencing it was hard for tuesday get to this location. estimates are about 75% of the people who come are from outside of san francisco. while it's an absolute blast for the people who come here to attend, it's some of the neighbors are less than thrilled. i read one on line complaint from a man overrun by partiers and traffic. one man said that getting home in the city took him 2 1/2 hours the last time he attended. the trains and buses were absolutely packed. that said, the concert itself, well, there are going to be plenty of fans, over 100 artists, major headliners, food, wine, beer f. you are lucky enough to have scored a ticket because it's sold out, you can see stevie wonder and norah jones and today we read a couple of the names. fitz and the tantrums, beck, foo

fighters. runs through sunday and starts today at noon. christie smith "today in the bay." >> thanks. 5:08. power down, that's the you are gents appeal to people statewide today as temperatures start to soar into the triple digit respect again. a flex alert is in effect through sunday. that means you're being asked to cut back on energy use during the peak afternoon hours. give the appliances the afternoon off. that includes things like your clothes drier, dishwasher and your oven. you are asked to turn off as many lights as you can. the asigalert meant to keep the state power grid up and running. it will be running overtime. >> going to need a balancing act. your water, stay cool. christina loren telling us hundreds all weekend long. >> it's going to be a hot weekend. we're talking about a statewide power alert. basically, southern california some of your city there is, bakersfield, 110 degrees.

palm springs, 115 to 120 degrees. so here in the bay area, as we all know, we get some of the best weather across the state. today it will be hot. especially in the extreme east bay with little formation of that marine layer. this is san jose. we'll get the hazy sunshine again as we head to the afternoon hours. we're at 66 degrees right now. this is the coolest point of the day. 64 in concord and 64 in livermore. by about 8:00, 9:00 this morning we'll see the 70-degree readings. it's going to be a very hot day. what i can tell you is it's a spare the air day. we have the worst air quality in the east bay and the south bay and that air quality will see the highest pollution level as more cars hit the highway, you get the compressional heating so that's what you want to keep in mind. right now best air quality tloud the day. that sizzle stays all weekend long. great beach weather though. take a look at your hour by hour

forecast, up to 88 degrees, at noon, make sure if your husband works outdoors he leaves with the water bottle. >> or your wife works outdoors. my wife works outdoors, i sit around. looking to the south bay we're looking at a nice flow of traffic right now. wondering about highway 17 that opened during the late night hours after a pole was in lanes. a smooth drive over the santa cruz mountains. jon told you about police activity. mclaughlin is shut down to local traffic. so the bigger roads. if you don't have to take mclaughlin don't because 101 will take you through the same area. a look at 101, further north from there, a pretty steady lighter volume of traffic holding you at the limit. another look outside, we'll show you crossing the bay, your

commute direction with the taillights away from the smudgy camera on the hayward toll plaza side. an easy drive across the bay. >> get some windex. >> coming up, 300 local jobs up for grabs. where to take your resume. >> yahoo! thinks about keeping billions of dollars that was supposed to go to investors. we'll look at why. >> and what's driving a massive apartment building boom here in the south bay, i'm bob redell. that story coming up.

>> welcome back everyone. good friday morning to you. good news if you're looking for a job. target is hiring 300 people for

its new store at the mession inn san francisco. the company is hosting that job fair at the metreon city view room, 11:00 to 7:00 and 9 to 5 tomorrow. this is the great part. officials say they will interview and hire the candidates on the spot. it's expected to open in october. >> the u.s. justice department says it will not prosecute goldman sachs for tricks it tried on some of its own customers. scott, another example of a company avoiding serious charges. >> for all of what happened during the credit crisis there have been few prosecutions. the case at goldman sachs is startling. back in the bad old days of 2008, goldman sachs is accused of creating one of the worst mortgage-backed securities, a real dog with the intention of helping one of its biggest

clients bet against so it when the mortgages weren't paid their big client would get very rich. the problem of course is you need someone to take the bet on the other side, actually invest and goldman sachs was accused of convincing more of its clients t not so rich ones, to take the other side of that bet. a little like giving a race horse sleeping pills and getting against him at the track. you have to have suckers bet on the horse to win if you are going to make money. prosecuting goldman sachs was, quote, not viable. a separate senate investigation ended with senators concluding much the opposite. the hot start-up pinterist signed. south bay in the midst of an apartment building boom. bob redell live in san jose where the race is on to house

all of the new hires in silicon valley. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. look around and you'll see projects like this going up. when the epic apartment complex in north san jose is complete it will add close to 800 units to the area's supply of housing. according to analysis by the "mercury news" developers in the south bay are building new apartments at a record pace. in san jose, 7,000 new units are on the way, 4,000 of which will be completed by this year. that's a 20% increase in the supply of luxury amounts, more than 2,000 headed to milpitas, 1700 in mountain view which represents a 30% increase. there is a lot of demand for new units. one, more people are renting because of tighter lending standards that made it more difficult to buy a home. and two, the hiring. silicon valley hired 30,000

people. the east bay is expected to add more than 1,000 units over the next couple of years, not as robust as the south bay but that region hasn't seen as much job growth. >> thank you. 5:17. shares in yahoo! fell hard after the ceo there said the company may not give its shareholders the billions of dollars made when it sells its assets in china. this leads to wonder what the ceo might do with the money instead. perhaps buying a big company instead. it's going to be in a huge amount of money that's not going back to shareholders. >> interesting. thank you. >> it's 5:17. meteorologist christina loren joins us again. a lot to think about this weekend with the heat rolling in. >> right. keep on eye on your body heat if you work outdoors in the heat of the day. good morning. take you out starting with this live look over the bay bridge. yes, phenomenal conditions

continue in the city by the bay. it's actually going to get hot downtown with all of the pavement radiating the heat back out into the atmosphere so keep that in mind. a suit to work negotiation with the coolest suit you have. jon kelley has his on. starting with a live look in san jose, we have a few high thin clouds out there. getting a stronger on shore flow. with all of the micro climates it's going to cool the coast down. just as hot in the east bay with a warmer start yesterday. we had the low 60s, we have 66 right now in fairfield. 64 in concord. 64 in livermore. throughout the day today, i want to point out how impressive this ridge of high pressure is, controlling the weather pattern for the entire western half of the united states. if you're headed into los angeles it is going to be a scorcher in southern california. you want to keep that in mind especially traveling to the central valley along i-5, very,

very hot conditionses. make sure you have coolers in your vehicle and yeah, that ac is running. hotter conditions inland, tomorrow we're going to cool you off so just a touch. it comes to beach weather we're cooling you down. fantastic conditions. half moon bay about 72 degrees, right at room temperature. the warmest will be santa cruz with 83 degrees today. a little cooler tomorrow but you can imagine, lots of traffic over highway 17 with mike in a moment. 103 in livermore today, 104 in fairfield, a comfortable 86 degrees today in los gatos. you'll get marine influence. in san jose, 90 for us and 93 degrees in almaden valley. it's a spare the air day.

unhealthy air in the south and the east. better for the second half of the weekend as temperatures start to drop off and you get more fog, that tends to purify our air. 5:20. you got to get out the front door. >> sorry to say we're not helping the spare the air day. a lot of cars on the road. we're looking at 580 westbound out of the altamont pass. we have a nice flow. the yellow, speeds coming down to 60, 55 maybe at the worst patch. the flow is all right as far as the speeds. any incidents none for this portion of the try valley. here through oakland, 880 in both directions, the interchange there we're seeing more slowing. still lose a couple of lanes. over the next half hour the crews will start moving. we're going to look at the approach to the bay bridge and a smooth drive down the freeway. the construction behind the 580

sign is away from the bridge. that's not causing a slow down either. into san francisco, a light volume of traffic. a haze behind the hills. golden gate bridge smooth down from the north bay across this span. talking about warmer weather, i don't think we'll see fog so much as i'm guessing steam. it looks pretty hot today. 101, that may be the temperature for some but this is the freeway itself northbound past the university avenue all the way up into san francisco or south into the south bay, easy drive right now. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:21. coming up two days until the closing ceremony. we'll tell you which country is racking up the most olympic medals. >> one guess. we'll let you know. a live look outside right now. san francisco looks very cool before the sun comes up.

>> you can't afford to shortchange yourself and all of a sudden it gets hotter, now you're going home without the gold. it can happen like that. you have to put all of yourself into the game. >> kobe bryant's team usa getting a workout in before today's big time semifinal showdown against argentina. the team has been crushing so far all of their opponents but players say they're not about to underestimate their opponents especially argentina. this is the third olympic semifinal between the countries. how big is this? you may remember in 2004 argentina won the gold medal in basketball. beating team usa on the way to the title. you can catch that game live on the nbc sports network at 8:45 this morning our time. or the women's side, basketball team usa has another win under its belt, the u.s. beat

australia in the semifinals, 86-73. team usa now set to take on france going for the gold medal game on saturday. by the way, the u.s. women's basketball team has not lost an olympic gym in 20 years. everybody talks about the men. the ladies living the dream. a little bit after spoiler alert. the u.s. is holding strong in the medal count. >> if you do not want to see, we're going to play music while that count is up. when the music stops, it's safe for you to look at your television again. >> seeing all of those medals very inspirational. the athletic prowess inspiring a lot of people.

>> you see the great athletes, they look phenomenal. they say watching the athletes gives their routine as boost, it encourages them to live healthier lifestyles. many of those surveyed say they'd like to see more of how the athletes warm up and practice for their competition. maybe get the recipe for the protein drinks. >> doing situps in my mind right now. 200. all right. time to check things out with christina loren. what's happening outside? >> jon kelley takes the gold for mental olympics. good morning to you. you know that might be a good way to work out inland. it's going to be hot and your body is better off indoors in the comfort of your ac. 102 at 4:00 p.m. in places like livermore. 84 degrees bay side and at the coast that's the place to be, 74 degrees. it's a spare the air day. we're going to talk about when we expect this heat to break and when we'll get better air

quality. 5:26. back to you guys. >> thanks. >> coming up, protesters putting away picket signs and put on helmets. the cyclists gearing up for a road rally. >> a look at outside lands. what you need to know to get around san francisco's biggest summer music festival. >> a live look spanning over san jose. yes, the sun coming up and the sun is going to be shining all over the bay area. expect triple digits inland. get your water, spare the air, be ready. when? you don't know everything that i have done. salesman: oh, well, it's wife: well really easy. tell me... [ting] ♪

>> coming up, paying for perks instead of proper care for wounded war veterans. the california charity accused of misusing millions. >> and the heat stays on, triple digits in the forecast for more cities, we're talking 80s bayside, 70s at the coast.

>> we'll see if we're getting a break for the south bay, had tremendous problems for 17 yesterday. we'll show you how that's shaping up. >> right now a live look outside, that is simply gorgeous. the bay bridge. city by the bay looking beautiful, the sun peeking up on this friday, yes, it is friday, august 10th, this is "today in the bay." >> good friday morning everybody. the time now is 5:30. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the state is suing operators for taking donations accusing them of lining their pockets. now call for the removal of the board and millions in penalties. >> the state attorney general is

suing help hospitalized veterans, it wants at least $4.3 million returned from the charity. according to a complaint filed by the ag office, both the current and former president squandered millions. officials say much of the money afforded them and board members a lavish lifestyle. specifically former president robert chappen accused of inflating his salary to retire with an almost $2 million pension plan and his successor accused of spending $80,000 in golf memberships for his board. according to its website the primary mission is to provide hospitalized veterans with therapeutic arts and craft activities. a watchdog group says only 35% of the group's funds actually go toward programs designed to help veterans. attorney general says her investigators spent the past year building what she call as

complicated case. she wants the current leadership ousted. >> understandable. thank you. we'll keep our eyes on that. they investigated the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico. now the same team is in richmond trying to get to the bottom of the chevron refinery fire. the chemical safety board will inspect the unit. they are working along side state and chevron inspectors to try to figure out if it's even safe to enter and when production can resume. because of the fire gas prices could climb well over $4 a gallon. chevron is opening up a help center trying to help out people who want to file claims. it opens at 9:00 this morning at the nevin community center. >> a police station a scene of a deadly shooting. an officer is on leave after killing a man outside the vacaville police department. investigators say the man pulled a knife on the officer in the

police department parking lot yesterday, and allegedly started making threats. the man refused to drop his weapon. a 20-year-old veteran of the force shot the man twice in the chest. police have not released the man's name. the police officer was not injured. >> happy to report a teen mom and her baby are waking up safe after a scary 24 hours. but the man accused of kidnapping hem is still out on the run. 19-year-old marcus hernandez attacked his girlfriend and then force heard and their 2-month-old baby into his car. the mother of the car, they were found safe at an oakland home but hernandez is still on the loose. officers describe hernandez as armed, dangerous and potentially unstable. if you see him call police and stay away. >> 5:33. dozens of riders from colleges are taking off on bikes to raise money for undocumented students.

they are trying to support the california dream act which could allow undocumented students to receive financial aid to attend public colleges. the 10-day, 540-mile ride stretches from uc-berkeley to ucla. a live look, the first leg of the ride leaves that campus, heads to san jose. >> whout question one of the hottest tickets in town this weekend, outside lands kicking off. already all three days are all sold out. christie smith is live at golden gate park with a look at what's shaping up t be a phenomenal lineup. >> reporter: good morning. they expect at least 65,000 people a day to come. about 75% of those coming from outside of san francisco, as you said an amazing lineup. but some of the people who live nearby they are not always feeling the joy of it. we have video of the setup from

last year. reading some of the complaints. buses blow past people. one man said it took him 2 1/2 hours to get home and he lives in san francisco. i checked the outside lands website. they have tips for neighbors. they have a complaint hot line and suggestions for getting around and say they have got two dedicated tow trucks for those blocking a driveway. they are serious about this. if you're lucky enough, one who did score a ticket, more than 100 artists, food and drink, big names. i was reading an insider's guide suggesting that biking is a good way to get here. for today's lineup they have foo fighters, neil young and crazy horse. if you need to file a complaint

that information is on their website. sfoutsidelands.com. >> a great event there and a fantastic one going on in london. that we return to our live coverage of the 2012 olympic games, a live look at the olympic caldron burning. >> let's go back live to raj mathai. talking big time gold medal wins in women's water polo and soccer. today, no different, raj mathai delivers. who you got now? >> i'm not delivering. the person that's joining me is. one of the biggest break-out stars of these olympics in london, maggie steffens. congratulations. you have again killing it this entire week. >> thank you so much. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great.

it's such a fun experience. i'm trying to take it all in. it hasn't hit me yet. there has been so much excitement. we're so happy as a team. >> you could go back to danville and be mayor if you wanted? >> i don't know. i don't know if i'd want to be mayor. i'm trying to be 19 again. >> tell us. you had an amazing olympics, against spain you win 8-5. you scored five of the eight goals. that's crazy. >> yes. when you're playing you don't notice. you're playing in the moment and going looking at the scoreboard saying we need more. our goalie was amazing and getting awesome shots. that's what feeds us energy is our defense. our team played awesome defense which gave us energy and momentum. >> you are one of the most notable stories here not only because of your success but because one of your teammates is your older sister jessica. she had an assist in this game.

is it nice to be playing with your sister? howie special is that? >> it's surreal. you don't even realize it until you see each other in the water. and she gave me a pass and right after i look into her eyes and we can feel it. it's so amazing. we're even roommatings. we have pictures of our family all over. >> because of your family i've been chatting with your parents. they are loving this. have two kids to win a gold together and playing in the same support. >>they are very proud. they have been wisconsin forever and always cheering us on and being great supporters so to have them here and cheering us on has been great. >> you're 19, you moved backthe bay area next week, then it's across to stanford, your freshman year. what are you looking forward to? >> to being a student again. 19, i'm around girls who i love

but they are a lot older and getting married and i want to go back to school and write an essay. give me home work, you know. i think i'm looking forward to being a student and being young again. >> going to be watching. make sure you study. >> i will. >> flash that gold medal. guys, back to you. maggie steffens, one of the stars. >> i love her. >> i just want to write an essay. >> 5:39. let's toss it over to christina loren. >> hopefully she'll hang onto the great spirit. good morning. 5:39. we've got a couple more days before we break that heat. spectacular sun rise this morning. not just in san jose, all across the bay area. we're going to continue to show you the live pictures as we progress throughout this friday morning. you made to the friday. weekend around the corner.

now the beach is going to be perfect if you want to travel maybe an hour to the coast, temperatures about 30 degrees cooler than what we expect inland. gilroy 103. 102 in almost. today looking just abouta as hot if not hotter. temperatures are warmer than just 24 hours ago. we're at 63 in livermore and 48 in novato. 56 in san francisco. the 46-degree reading in novato, that's going to make for comfortable conditions in the north bay but it's going to be hot and hazy, the sizzle stays or we have great beach days. day part forecast works like this. 88 degrees at noon. at the coast already hitting the upper 60s at noon, rounding out the day at 102 degrees. near-record heat inland. 84 bay side. at the coast 74.

your full forecast a few moments away. we want to tep you out. you've got to work for the weekend. >> we're starting with highway 17. talking about the beach, a lot of folks went there, traveling away from the beach because highway 17 was jammed all the way into los gatos cause of an afternoon. it lasted into the night. the yellow, speeds around 60, just below. 17 flows smoothly. >> an easy drive northbound starts to show volume increase north of 680. so far the commute holding very light right now through the area. the city will point out a few things. we do have the niners playing preseason tonight. that is a horrible impact on traffic. it starts at 6:00. traffic starts to slow passing

candle stick. keep that in mind. use 280. we also have the outside lands festival on the left. golden gate park will be a mess. avoid the area if you don't have to go. let's get a live look. 101 at hospital curve, reports of an accident, a funder bender traffic flow very nice. this is the flow. back to you >> football season. niners and vikings. 5:42. i love it. coming up the olympics taking a toll on your sleep? we'll explain. >> a beautiful live look, over the bay area. a lot one.

>> welcome back everybody. a gorgeous look outside at san

jose. beautiful friday here. good day all around. still enjoying the olympic shine. i got to work on my verbal gymnastics. 5:44. san jose. >> make anything sound good. thousands of students in the south bay will get a brand new back pack for free. this morning sacred heart community services backpack give away. they have stuffed more than 2400 back packs, all lined up ready to go thanks to community donations. each pack is packed with pencils and other supplies. how fun to get new stuff. the program has been helping low income families for ten years. >> this is a story you go home and tell your family you watched the one kid's eyes light up when they see the back pack they were after and they start looking at the supplies and realizing they

really -- they are part of our community. >> a treasure. hundreds of families waited in line for hours last month just to sign up for the give away. if you are one of them you can pick up your back pack between 10:00 and 4:00 today but it's by appointment only. >> you probably noticed an apartment building boom. this is breaking some records. bob redell is live in san jose where the race is on to complete project for thousands of new hires in the silicon valley. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, for the new hires they need new places to live. good morning to you, jon. look around and see projects like this. we're here in north san jose at the epic apartment complex. still under construction. when it is complete it will add close to 800 units to the supply of housing. according to analysis done by the "mercury news" developers in the south bay are building new apartments at record pace. san jose 7,000 units on the way.

more than 2,000 units headed to milpitas, that more than doubles the supply. 700 in mountain view. there's a lot of demand. more people are renting now because of tighter lending standards that made it more difficult to buy a home. and two, you've got a surge in hiring. silicon valley hired more than 30,000 people over the past 12 months. t t definitely a boost in numbers but nowhere near as big as the south bay. they aren't seeing as much growth. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> now to the london olympics. summer games may be motivating some. >> that's right. wearing out the athletes, also exhausting for some people

staying up late to watch the games. from water polo to volleyball and track and field, all kinds of great things. it happens sometimes late at night. a lot of people wearing themselves out trying to catch all of the action. >> it's tough to stay up late and get up at 5:45 and go to work. yeah, i've been hanging in there. >> keeping me awake but i'm dieing to go to bed and watching it's unbelievable things you see. >> if you get worn out what a better way. the good news is with the games wrapping up this weekend might be finally a weekend where you can chill out and catch up on your lost sleep. >> it's easier to sleep when it's cool, though. >> take the gold for finding great shoes on sale. your weekend. if you want to stay cool you can believe it's going to be crowded at valley fair, one of the hotter cities san jose.

temperatures are nice and comfortable. we're in the mid-60s in some of your east bay cities so that's not very comfortable. we hit those so, basically, overnight lows are going to be warmer tomorrow. you'll have to use the ac all night long. if you want to stay comfortable that's the hottest place across the bay area. the best part about living in the bay area, we're getting coastal fog here. it's going to be much cooler in the city by the bay. closer to 70 than 100. so let's show you our gorgeous sun rise. we promise you this. the only benefit from all of that particulate matter and high pressure forcing it to the surface is the way that the sun is reflected through that layer of haze, beautiful oranges and reds and the sunset tonight, it is going to be nice. especially through the east bay. 5:49. let's show you where temperatures are and where we're headed. 48 to start in novato. 56 in san francisco. good morning in sunnyvale at 58

degrees. plenty of mid-60s from fairfield to livermore. unhealthy air quality. yesterday we had the unheavy pollution levels. today the south bay included. some of the best air quality in the south central bay. better quality, hit the beach. high pressure moves in and starts the weekend. the second half of the bay, what is interesting is that mild start in the east bay cities is probably going to boost your temperature because of the cooler to start yet. more of the marine influence means a cooler day at the coast. the micro climates making for different weather versus what we expect in the east bay. temperatures hot, 103 in livermore, 101 in concord. today we peak. we're going to cool you off each day into the weekend and next week. what it means for san francisco

as our counties come back to town. 7:15. it's going to be 64 degrees at 7:15 in san francisco. very unusual. should be a great game. triple digits taking down a little bit. from 101 to 100 on saturday. then more cooling monday, tuesday into wednesday. but still 90s or above, it stays hot. let's keep it hot in the traffic department. >> so hot i'm using two. we're looking to the alta mont pass. 40s through livermore out of the altamont pass. that's pretty typical bogging down before the dublin interchange as well. 580 holds us steady at the limit toward the castro valley y, and 880 smooth off of that interchange as well. we'll go south to fremont fast

truck scales. there the truck scales north and southbound to mission you're all right as well. further south i got a tweet from king sergio as he goes by, an accident on cal avenue that police are there. i'll let you know if they give mere details. we'll get a look south at san jose a smooth flow northbound with the headlights under the 680/280 interchange. the volume picks up, no major slowing for the south bay. we'll check the toll plaza where we're getting a drive down the freeway. the few folks on the approach off 880. back to you. >> thanks to king. here is the million dollar question. what will $47 million buy you? >> probably a lot of these.

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>> welcome back. 5:55 on friday morning. an unusual company should start trading on wall street one that scott says may not reach its goals. >> it hasn't made a lot of goals lately. manchester united will begin trading on the new york stock exchange today, likely with the starting price of $14 a share. well below the original plan of about $16. several analysts tepid on the stock saying the english football club not selling enough, not big enough of a share of the company to interest invest terse. it's going to use the money to pay down some of its loans.

tired of his tooth brush falling or worse has sent us a gadget, the bobble brush. this is a tooth brush holder with a weight in the bottom. i've given you one as well. you have a table if you would be ever so kind. there we go. $13. there you go. give it a shot s. that going to fall in the toilet. my toilet in the bathroom. $13 from quirky.com. already made $15,000. isn't that cool. >> thank you, scott. >> ever wonder what $47 million would buy you? >> a lot of these. how about this. for $47 million, you can get one of these bad boys.

30,000 square feet of beautiful home near miami. 10 bedrooms, 14 bath on a private island. originally listed for 60 million, it sold for the low price of $47 million. among the features, 3d theater, pool, cabana, six wet bars a rooftop sky bar, jacuzzi and a state-of-the-art gym. of course there's waterfront views from every room. the identity of the buyer has not yet been made public. when we first showed that i thought we were looking at your house. she's been playing with this the whole time. >> 5:57. still ahead olympic athletes, boy, running on adrenalin. what do journalists do? >> dangerous. >> play with these things. >> raj mathai will show us the busiest starbucks in all of london coming up.

>> we're just so happy right now on top of the world. >> i can't explain it. 6-0. the gold. >> right now 6:00, vindication in london. the cal grad who helped team usa get the gold in the 2012 games. >> money for veterans going to golf memberships and more. the attorney general investigates a major california charity. >> an inside look at the outside lands games. the changes that will likely affect you whether you're going to the festival or no. >> comfortable weather for the festival. inland cities will suffer from extreme heat. triple digits on the way. 80s bayside, 70s at the coast. >> friday starts off nicely for the san mateo bridge. i might have an issue slowing you down at the ba nearby yaxt we'll show you coming up. >> it's always a beautiful look at the palace of fine arts in

san francisco. it is friday, august 10th, "today in the bay" starts now. good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we get things rolling with the london 2012 olympic games and bay area athletes doing their thing working that are majic when it matters most creating a gold rush in women's soccer and water polo. >> back to raj mathai live in london. what a day on the soccer field and in the pool. >> it's been fantastic. we focus so much time and energy on these olympians and how well they do. sometimes we lose track of the fact they are coming home soon back to the bay area in a few days, in the case of maggie steffens, she joined us earlier, she said you know, i'm just looking forward to going back home, she's enrolled at stanford, going to be a freshman. i want to