>> reporter: another shooting, another murder and what has been a very violent week here in san jose. i'm bob redell. we have you live coming up. >> if it's a legitimate rain, the female body has ways to try to shut that down. >> it's the comment that touched off a nationwide debate wlaxt did the congressman mean and how are presidential candidates responding. >> a new twist in the steroid scandal around melky cabrera, why he is accused of hiring people to cover his trail. >> let's take you out for a live look over san jose. a nice beautiful shot to get your day started. a monday, august 20th, "today in the bay."

>> good morning. it's now 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> it's early, good morning to you. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. we have a lot to get to. first, let's check the forecast with christina loren. good morning. >> lei, good morning to you. welcome back to the work week. temperatures are comfortable. take it to your current numbers. 57 in san jose, headed toward the hottest day of the work week with the 90s back on the map. but overall i can tell we're looking toward comfortable conditions. we'll take you through the forecast, seven-day is on the way. 4:31. let's find out if there are problems on the road. >> might be on the road because let's look at the golden gate bridge. chp issued a fog advisory. i can see the lights on the span about midway across, but there is a fog advisory issued and of course we're watching for that as well. not as dramatic as chp might have said. over to the maps, the windshield

wiper meaning you might need the wipers as the mist might affect your drive from the north bay. along the coast likely, the east shore freeway we have construction both directions, north of gilman at the bottom, speeds in the 60s. not a big deal. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> san jose leaders say they are troubled and rightfully so by a wave of crime in the south bay. >> four have been killed and a number injured. a look at how city leaders and the community plan to deal with this problem. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, in the past several hours another man has been shot here in san jose, officers found this person with at least one gunshot wound, around 9:00 last night on the 1600 block of east san antonio street. last report his injuries are possibly life threatening. no arrests. if you look at what happened

since monday, last monday, there has been a lot of violence, this map shows the location of where four people were murdered over the past week. monday, a man was shot in his car. at charles street and oakland road. later that day a man killed a woman with a samurai sword outside a walgreen's. a vigil planned for her tonight. a 21-year-old man was shot that day, he died wednesday. and then yesterday morning another man was shot and killed. that taking place near south winchester. that's four homicides, doesn't include other crimes in which people were seriously hurt. >> the gangs are getting ridiculous out here. >> i don't want to be walking around wearing the wrong colors. i threw away my blue and red shirts. i don't want to take no risks. >> reporter: police are looking into whether some of those homicides are gang related. they do not see this as being an

upward trend. the latest violence characterized as anomaly. the chief would agree that the city needs more officers. the mayor argued that pension reform would help pay for that, pension reform not popular with a lot of the police department's rank and file. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. we can tell you a candlelight vigil tonight for the homeless woman bob mentioned stabbed to death with a samurai sword. that happened in front of a walgreen's store late last monday. nearby communities are organizing the vigil and prayer ceremony in her honor at 7:30 p.m. in the parking lots of the walgreens on west san carlos and meridian. the man suspected of stabbing her will make a court appearance thursday. >> chp is investigating the crash in antioch overnight on highway 4 near eighth street. officers say a man was heading

east when he pulled his car off the road and got out. officers say the man was trying to cross the highway when he was hit by an ambulance. he died at the scene. officers say he left his car running when he got out. they are trying to determine whether the man committed suicide. >> we're learning more about the steroid scandal around sus spented star melky cabrera. the news reporting one of his associates created a fake website trying to explain away alleged steroid use. according was to try and fool mlb and suggest that cabrera ordered the supplement from the website that was spiked with testosterone. the daily news says that story quickly unravelled last month. comcast sports net giants insider says there's now zero chance cabrera will ever return to the giants. >> it just shows the depth of

the level of deception that melky cabrera has gotten into since this positive test came out. >> cabrera's agents say they had no knowledge or dealings with anybody associated with the website. >> happening now, state of emergency is under way in parts of northern california as a fast-moving wild fire rages. it is burning east of redding near manton. the fire which began saturday morning destroying seven homes so far and forced nearly 4,000 people to evacuate. about 1,000 firefighters battling the flames including crews from the bay area. about 20 scare miles burned and ofrls have yet to make any headway to contain it. crews are dealing with extremely dry conditions and steep terrain. >> there's a lot of dirt roads, logging roads we're going to get back in the aefrmt we're relying on our bull dozers going in,

building new lines to help us get our firefighters in there. >> investigators say it could have been sparked by lightning. the fire is one of 14 major wild fires burning across the state. >> the man accused of braking into steve jobs' home will face a judge. the 35-year-old is expected to enter a plea today. police say he stole apple gadgets, jewelry and jobs' wallet. he reportedly gave a stolen ipad to a friend who apparently used to the play music during a street performance in san francisco. the friend says he had no idea the ipad belonged to the late apple co-founder or that it was stolen until police showed up at his door. >> federal officials are in the bay area working to prevent hate crimes in the wake of a shooting at a wisconsin sikh temple. melinda spoke yesterday. she told the audience in the temple that when she was first hired, president obama and attorney general eric holder

passed all u.s. attorneys with reaching out to diverse communities. in the aftermath of the wisconsin shooting which left six dead she wants to reassure the community. >> this community unfortunately witnessed the worst of human behavior and the worst of human hatr hatred. i hope that you have also seen the outpouring of support by americans around the country who are truly heartbroken by what happened to this community. >> hague added that the sikh community also has the backing of the department of justice, federal law enforcement as well as state and local law enforcement. a member of the fbi was on hand to stress the same message. >> tomorrow's america's cup preliminary races should be up and running at full speed with a nice push from mother nature. hot temperatures inland are expected to create an unusual weather phenomenon on the bay. as the warm air mixes with the cooler waters, the winds will increase, creating a vacuum effect that makes for some ideal

sailing. sailors we talked to said they cannot wait to start the race. >> san francisco with strong winds, we had it today. beautiful sun shining, the winds, you can't ask for better conditions. >> sounds cool. the races will be in san francisco, the first taste of the america's cup competition which starts up next year. >> the woman who knows all about the forecast world, christina loren. how you doing today? >> i'm doing great. it's monday, so i'm lying. good morning to you. we've got a good looking day shaping up, as good as a monday can start out. temperatures are comfortable. 59 in sunnyvale, 57 in san jose. 56 in livermore this morning. now we've got interesting changes on the way as of this afternoon. area of low pressure starts to ride closer to the california coast line. for us that's going to keep us nice and seasonal just about all week long. we're going to start with the hottest day of the week. the 90s on the map. and then tomorrow we'll start

that cooldown. 3 to 5 degrees cooler. we'll continue as we head throughout week and the weekend. comfortable conditions on the way. you know what, we're only about a month away now from the official start of fall. so enjoy these temperatures before they drop off. 80 degrees in san jose. 66 in san francisco. 72 degrees in santa cruz. 86 is the forecasted high in santa rosa. we have changes on the way to talk about, air quality and we're going to talk about that america's cup forecast. we'll go further into detail there. that's coming up. first, here is mike inouye and your drive. >> good morning. good morning folks. we'll take to you the east bay. construction is still going on for 880. north of the coliseum where the mega phone is shouting out, the a's playing tonight so right now there is slowing near fruitvale. an easy light flow so you shouldn't have a problem. berkeley the bottom of the screen, we talked about that

north of gilman and a construction zone. at the top, appian way, off of the carquinez bridge the commute is fine out of the north bay there. in the north bay, the orange on the map shows you where there is fog. visibility might be an issue. petaluma, santa rosa, so keep that in mind and along the coast, highway 1. live look outside for 101 on the peninsula, palo alto clear as a bell, and on the other side of the bay, fremont looks nice fast truck scales. lights not a problem back up into oakland where we started our report. >> we're not the only ones awake at this hour. thanks, mike. >> 4:41. still ahead, a tragic scene for the man behind top gun and deja vu. a shocker for hollywood. >> a comment from a republican senate candidate ignites a fire storm on the topic of abortion. what he said about rape and regul pregnancy. >> not quite a home run for the little league team. they lost the world series game

on sunday but the good news is they are not out of the running yet. what's up next for the players.

>> welcome back. this is a live look downtown san jose, still very dark on this monday morning.

there's only 4:44, we'll get a look at forecast in a bit. >> hollywood is in shock this morning after the apparent suicide of famed director tony scott. the 68-year-old seen here with denzel washington directed several block busters including "top gun." investigators say he jumped from a bridge at the port of los angeles yesterday. a dive team pulled his body from the water several hours later. his car was found near the bridge and there are reports a suicide note was found in his office. scott leaves behind a wife and twin sons. >> a missouri congressman is backing off of a controversial comment he made about rape and pregnancy this weekend. republican todd aiken appearing on ktvi in st. louis, an interviewer asked him if he would support abortions for women who had been raped. this was his answer. >> it seems to me first of all from what i understand from doctors, that's really rare, if it's a legitimate rape, the

female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. let's assume maybe that didn't work or something. you know, i think there should be some punishment but the punishment should be on the rapist and not the child. >> strange answer there. but in an e-mail statement later he said he misspoke during that interview. mitt romney's campaign spokesperson quick to release the following statement on this matter. governor romney and congressman ryan disagree with mr. akin's statements and a romney/ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape. >> the white house says the state of wikileaks founder julian assange is in the hands of sweden and ecuador. assange made his first public appearance since seeking asylum. he is avoiding being extradited to sweden where he faces sex crimes allegations. he worries once in stockholm american authorities will try to send him to the u.s. where he

could face the death penalty. on thursday ecuador granted him asyl asylum. he spoke from a balcony. >> the united states must dissolve its fbi investigation. the united states must vow that it will not seek to prosecute ourselves or our supporters. >> assange faces immediate arrest if he steps outside the embassy. >> time now for a check on wall street and the markets. for that we turn over to seema mody. good morning. >> good morning. futures now are flat as the markets come off a positive week t dow and s&p 500 posting gains for six straight weeks. asian markets were mixed. europe slightly higher this morning, there is no economic data out today in the u.s. but tomorrow we get minutes from

this month as fed meeting. later this week reports on home sales and durable goods. the dow rising 25 points on friday to close at 13,275 and the nasdaq closing up by 14 points. american airlines flight attendants union votes to ratify the carrier's final contract offer. it provides members with pay raises and buy-out packages to trim jobs and labor costs as the airline's parent looks to get out of brupcy. this leaves american pilots as the only to reject a contract. that's the latest news. back over to you. >> seema mody, thank you very much. >> good morning. it's 4:48. going to check the forecast. >> lots to talk about in the weather department. let's get right to it, help get you going on a monday. we're in that boat with you, we had to get up earlier if that helps out. temps are comfortable.

sunnyvale 59 degree, 57 this morning in san jose. we're headed toward a comfortable afternoon with plenty of low 80s down in the south bay. the future cast tells the story. the marine layer will be so deep. we are expecting a little bit of fog and drizzle so you want to keep that in mind. as you make your way out the door, give yourself plenty of extra time along the coast. so, it all works like this for today. temperatures are going to be comfortable to start. a little warm in the afternoon. 90 in concord today, 91 degrees in livermore. but the good news is temperatures start to level off as of tomorrow. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. what do they say in sports, it ain't over till it's over. a little league team has one more chance to stay in the running for the world series championship, a game our fair marla tellez watched. and also yesterday hundreds of fans watched the petaluma nationals play in williamsport,

pennsylvania. they did rally twice during the game against the champions from tennessee. unfortunately, even though they have some good vibrations petaluma lost the game 9-6. but, but, ladies and gentlemen, there is hope. if the team wins every game going forward they still have a chance at the world title. >> these boys never give up, they have confidence. they play to the bitter end and that's what they did today as you saw in the bottom of the sixth. they play their hearts out. >> that's what it's about. the team plays later today at 1:00 p.m. that is against a team from new jersey. i know your heart, soul and prayers are with the team. >> bring it on home. >> right. >> up next, check your refrigerator. we have a food recall. >> plus, one of the rarest cars in the planet, it sold this weekend in pebble beach. wait till you hear how much this went for. >> i would be interested to know

how much the other went for. 92 across the water, a smooth drive. we'll point out a couple of issues coming up.

>> welcome back on a monday morning as we give you a nice sharp crisp look at the bay bridge toll plaza. nice and early, traffic flowing. mike inouye will be along in ments to fill you in.

the time 4:53. a major recall affecting romaine lettuce. the supplier is voluntarily recalling romaine lettuce labeled field fresh single head ro main. there have been no reports of illness but the supplier is concerned it could be contaminated with e. coli. the heads were shipped to 19 states including california, puerto rico and canada. >> gas prices are on the rise again. the trend began last week after more than 100 days of holding below 2011 prices. the national average for a gallon of regular gas is $3.72, 29 cents more than one month ago. but here in the bay area the average price for a gallon of regular are higher in san francisco, it's $4.20, in oak lands $4.14, and in san jose, $4.15 about 35 cents more than one month ago.

>> also what you call serious pain at the pump. even with gas prices going up mike says people still got to get to work. >> so they use the gas. make sure you look to this map. we show a nice flow of traffic on the freeways and on the surface streets. the south bay, moving smoothly. central expressway, el camino nice up the peninsula. 101, 280, no slowing through menlo park, palo alto, woodside. a live look shows you what it's like as you jump to the north bay. here's the flow southbound with the headlights, but further north you get caught with patches of dense fog so keep that in mind. visibility here okay, and you get caught with a patch coming down out of marin county. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> 4:55. i know you enjoy some fine driving machines out there. >> who doesn't. >> you'll enjoy this. one of the rarest cars has a new owner. >> last night an unidentified bidder paid $10.7 million at the

pebble beach tour for a 1936 roadster. untouched for three decades it was found in 1989, old maps of new york city still in the door pockets, a driving glove in the box. and lipstick stained cigarette butts in the ashtray. the roadster is one of about a dozen in the world, believe it or not it's not the most expensive car to sell at auction. someone paid $60.4 million last year for a 1957 ferrari. >> a little older than your 2013 ferrari. >> yep. my cherry red. >> matches your outfit. still ahead, more trouble for thin the milk man.

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>> reporter: several murders over several days, what san jose police have to say about this recent spate of violence. that story coming up. >> reporter: first a positive drug test, now comes the word of a report of possible ties to a fake website, possible cover-up. i'm christie smith, coming up in a live report we're talking about what's next for the giants star melky cabrera. >> and we're not talking about extreme heat but temperatures come up by 3 to 5 degrees from yesterday's highs, 90s inland, 80s and 70s bayside and 60s at the coast. your new work week forecast in a few moments. >> changing in the forecast me