i only know of a handful of cases where it has actually been done. >> a rare trial getting under way in the bay area. why two juries will be hearing the horrific case of a teenage girl raped after a high school homecoming dance. concern is spreading. the new warning from bay area health officials who say this bag of berries sent somebody to the hospital. we could get that decision today. the supreme court possibly issuing its ruling on california's prop 8. right now, we give you a live look outside. that is a picturesque view of your bay bridge, hoping to get your monday morning jump-started on this june 3rd. this is "today in the bay."

it is almost 4:31. always happy to have you here for the ride. >> good to have you back. >> good to see everybody. >> he is back. laura is gone. you are stuck with me for this week. let's get a look at the forecast with christina loren. >> hey, happy to be stuck with you, marla tallez. welcome back, mr. kelley, you were missed temperatures today are much cooler than the weekend. starting out nice and crisp, a cool onshore breeze. starting to take up. 65, livermore, 62, san francisco. today, we cooldown and heat you right back up. we will take you through the full forecast. first, we want to see what we are, woulding with on t working rhodes. >> 880 through fremont, we'll head down south on the maps as well. south 880, once you pass 237,

you are going to see a lot of activity. lanes are closed this time on the right side. the clowslower lanes are closed southbound. two lanes headed down through the area. things get a little congested. they will move those crews over the next 45 minutes. we are looking at the rest of the southbound and northbound routes. no big concerns. we'll track it. stend back to y send it back to you. >> we will hear from the woman that was gang raped after her homecoming dance. the unnamed woman will reportedly take the stand during the trial of two of the men accused of attacking her. the trial will start today. 22-year-old jose montano and 21-year-old marcellus peters were accused of the attack on the grounds of richmond high school in 2009. they will sit together in the courtroom to hear much of the

same testimony. four other men were accused. two have reached plea deals and are already serving long prison sentences. coming up at 5:00, christie smith will be live in the east bay to explain why the rare dual trial is taking place police sending more officers out to a middle school after somebody sent a threatening note on campus. there will be increased presence at pleasanton middle school. the threat was written on a wall in the girl's bathroom. parents have been notified of the patrols and administrators are investigating that threat. >> they will hold a news conference to talk about the violence plaguing that city. hours ago, another shooting. three people were shot near the intersection of 13th and webster, a few blocks from the b.a.r.t. station. they believe all of the victims

will survive. they have not made any arrests. the shooting is the latest in a violent weekend in oakland. on sunday afternoon, one person was killed and two others injured after a shooting near international boulevard and 90th avenue. a new approach to fighting crime paid off after an emergency meeting this weekend focusing on an outbreak of violence. officers had the timing and the number of their patrols. police say saturday night, they came across a car full of alleged gang members in a rival gang's territory. police say they found a stolen gun in that car and arrested a total of four people. the department's efforts are a good start. the city needs to do more. >> we need to do something that is real and long term. we know how to do it. the police department knows better than any how to deal with gang violence and gang crimes. they need the resources and they need the people. we have some of the best officers you could ever have to other agencies. >> just last week, san jose saw a total of five homicides over a

seven-day span. police say they are now doing everything they can to help fight gang violence. >> bay area health officials are issuing a warning after a local woman contracted hepatitis a from frozen berries sold at costco. here they are. costco has pulled the townsend farms organic, anti-oxidant, blend, frozen berry mix from their shelves. if you have them, you should throw them away. costco has issued a warning about the berries last week. so far, 30 people in five states, including california, have ended up sick. >> we are most concerned that people that have this brand of frozen berries in their freezer don't eat it and throw it away. if they have eating it particularly in the past 14 days, we are asking people to contact their health care provider to find out if they can get a shot to protect themselves from hepatitis a. >> a 62-year-old woman from east contra costa county was

hospitalized after eating the berries. she has since recovered. hepatitis a start two to six weeks after exposure. symptoms include fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, jaundice and fatigue. four employees at a bay area art center are returning to work following an internal investigation surrounding alleged sexual abuse. walnut creek police arrested jason pedrozia. police arrested him for sexual contact with teenage girls. he has pleaded not guilty. the contra costa times says an internal review found the employees placed on leave did, in fact, behave appropriately. crews are still battling the fast-moving brush fire that's burned more than 22,000 acres. this is the so-called powerhouse fire burning 60 miles north of

los angeles in the palmdale area. thousands of firefighters are working to gain the upper hand on these flames, including 20 from santa clara county. they estimate 2800 people and 700 homes are under evacuation orders. they are expected to be out of their homes until late today or tomorrow. the fire is about 20% contained. we could find out as early as today the u.s. supreme court's decision on prop 8, california's ban on same-sex marriage. today, the courts will start handing down decisions on every case it has heard over the last nine months. decisions will be issued every monday this month and the supreme court usually leaves the most controversial rulings like prop 8 until the end of the month. nbc news will have a reporter and camera inside the court when the ruling is released. we will break in with a special report when an announcement is made. of course, you can always get the latest information on our website, nbc bay area.com. it is 4:37. if you have plans to take the

richmond san rafael bridge today, expect delays thanks to new construction changes that just went into effect. this rng month, tmorning, the l approaching the toll plaza have been shifted to create an s-curve. the speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles an hour. caltrans is expecting the bridge deck and expects the project to be finished in three months. >> consider yourself warned. 4:38. let's check in on what's happening outside, the beautiful weather. what's going on? >> when you get warned, you get stuck and say, oh, i should have remembered. good morning. a great-looking day shaping up. welcome back, jon. good morning, marla. for you at home, getting ready for that big, final week of school for some kids. summer break starts on thursday for a lot of kids in the san jose area and as we head through the next couple of weeks. all the kiddos are going to be getting out for school. it is going to be pretty nice. at least this week. temperatures are not going to soar to the triple digits.

if you want to get outdoors, today looks fantastic for your outdoor plans weatherwise. we are still getting an east/northeast wind. we are going to see more of an onshore flow and disturbance to our north. not quite making it into the delta in the sentrcentral valle. 78 at noon in fremont. 65 as you break for lunch. in oakland, we will round out the day in the mid-80s. even in the warmest cities across the bay. quite a bit cooler than where we have been over the past couple of days. 79, concord, 79, napa. 66 degrees in san francisco. your seven-day forecast is coming up in my next report. it is 4:39. we want to take a look at your drive on a monday with mike. >> oakland, 880, which is very calm right now. that's a treat. overnight road crews for the rest of the week will be in this shot. right now, no problem north or southbound at the coliseum and

high street. you are looking at the curve there. a live look at the maps. i will show you the real time kren source. no problems for 880 or 580. easy drive. highway 4 shows a little bit of slowing. we did have some slowing around the curve coming off of 160 at the bypass. there was a crash that has cleared from the shoulder. the yellow through antioch, speeds close to 60 miles per hour. we will track that closely as well as coming out of the altamont pass. palo alto with a light flow. 101 north bound, easy drive along the peninsula and the north bay as well. back to you. it is history in the making. now, the very first aircraft powered entirely by solar energy may be facing some challenges on its first cross-america flight. the powerful storms hammering the midwest the last week causing damage to the hangar where that plane is scheduled to

land in st. louis. they are announcing they will use a revolutionary inflatable hangar to replace the one damaged at the st. louis airport. we saw one take off from moffett field. quite the sight. they can touch down and get it going and go. >> that's one trip you can't plan everything for. >> 4:41. the billionaire who is auctioning off a lunch date to benefit a bay area charity coming up. apple heading to court. the coupe tee know company facing allegations of price fixing and conspiracy. the tracks are shut down after a derailment. new video from the moment after a large quake hits in taiwan.

we take you outside and give you a live look. that is san francisco international airport in all its glory on this monday morning. maybe you are heading out for a flight. we will be checking the forecast to see if fog will ground you. it doesn't look like it with meteorologist, christina loren, right now. it is 4:44. . >> one of the world's richest men will have lunch with you if

the price is right. warren buffett is offering a private lunch. bidding is open now on ebay. it is already up to $36,000. it seems like a lot but, guess what, last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million to have lunch with mr. buffet. >> hopefully, they have extra breadsticks. >> the fund-raiser will benefit san francisco's glide foundation, which helps the poor and homeless. apple in the hot seat as federal trial over at ebooks starts up this morning in a manhattan courtroom. jackie deangeles is live with details plus her look at how future rs trading this morning. jackie, good morning. good morning to you. futures high on this monday morning after stocks fell sharply on friday and the market ended with back to back weekly losses. still, the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 were up for the month. the dow is up for five straight months to start the year. now, the last time we did see

that happen was 1995. in the meantime, investors are going to be focused on economic data this week topped by friday's jobs report. the dow dropping more than 200 points on friday to 15,115. the nasdaq, down five points to 3456. apple making headlines this morning. apple heading to a federal court in manhattan facing civil charges it conspired with publishers to drive up ebook prices ahead of the ipad launch in 2010. the publisher settled with the government last year. if apple is found liable, it could face legal claims. also, "the new york times" reporting that apple was pushing for licensing deals with companies so they could unveil the long-await the iradio music streaming service. similar to pandora and spotify. it is expected to be free by

supported by ads. it has been in the work since last summer. talks with record labels and publishers have stalled. 4:47. good morning to you. the weekend, it was really warm and now it is coming down. >> you know what, wait until i show you the end of the seven-day. you will be happy. i know jon is excited. you hopefully came off of a nice, relaxing weekend. it was hot out there. 53 in san jose. you'll notice a cooler breeze to start the day. it is really kind of comfortable right now. you could probably open up the windows in your home. it is kind of stuffy in my place because of all the heat. today, feel free to open them up, specially at noon to 3:00 p.m. we are going to see a nice, cool ocean breeze. this morning, i wanted to show you how much cooler it is. nine degrees cooler than 24 hours ago in concord. we are starting out nice and crisp with santa rosa.

you are 5 degrees cooler than where we started out at 4:47 on a sunday. here is what we are looking at. winds are going to shift. they are already starting to do so on the north end of the bay area. all these areas reporting winds out of the west. east/southeast wind persists down in the south bay. we are still getting the offshore flow down here. once the winds start to relax, area of high pressure heads off to the east. we are going to see mostly cloudy conditions to start the day. it is that natural a.c., marine layer, near 2000 feet, that's going to keep us nice and cool for today. enjoy it. 75 degrees in fremont. 74, oakland. 66 degrees in san francisco. so not too bad. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we hold on to the mid-80s. then, look at what happens, thursday, friday, saturday. whoa now. 95 by saturday. it is going to heat up very quickly. we are going to stay hot on saturday as well. you want to keep in mind, we are

getting into that time of year where fire weather is a big concern, specially across the state of california. you want to be on the best of fire safety. a lot of people will be kamping. a lot of kids get off school this week. you want to make sure that fire is completely out before you leave it. more great tips on how to beat the heat. back to you, jon and marla. new video in of a deadly 6.2 magnitude earthquake in taiwan. here, you can see surveillance video from the island showing people trying to run for cover as the earthquake hit yesterday morning. according to local media reports, at least three people were killed. the quake damage streets and infrastructure sparked rock falls and landslides that blocked roads. more than 100 people have died in the fire at a poultry plant in china. a chinese media official expects that number to grow. workers were trapped inside the large concrete processing plant when the flames broke out. investigators say the fire appears to have started in the farm's electrical system. the fire department in the

northeast province says the blasts were caused by a pneumonia leak. a san francisco teen possibly swept over a waterfall in yosemite. the 19-year-old was swimming in the river when he suddenly disappeared over the inge of ede nevada falls. that was moving very quickly when it disappeared saturday. he was in the park with members of his church group. at this point, there is no word on exactly how long the search will go on. a central valley railway is shut down after a cargo train jumped the tracks and crashed this weekend. the train was traveling through a small town 15 miles south of modesto. investigators say 15 train cars derailed yesterday afternoon. one witness said the train appeared to be going unusually fast. it was not carrying anything hazardous. the track will be shut down at least until tomorrow for this

investigation. about to roll out of santa cruz. we will let you know how much they have raised so far coming up. the new word that one key starter in the giants could find himself personally in the bull pen. what the team is saying next. a live look at the bay bridge. beautiful view. smooth-flowing traffic. there is construction blocking a few lanes. i see a little backup at the toll plaza. we will check that out coming up.

welcome back. how is your monday starting out? a live look where the oakland athletics play their home game. they are on the road right now. we want to talk about the athletics looking and feeling good. they have won 14 out of the last 16 games. hopefully, they will keep that going on the road against the brewers. 4:54. >> the giants pitching staff having a tough year. skipper, bruce bochy, is starting to mix things up. over the weekend, he put tim lincecum back in the bull pen. a club source tells the csn bay area if the team had a starting pitcher to fill lincecum's spot in the rotation tatio, they wou ready to maek a move. lincecum says he is a team player willing to do whatever the team needs. he did flourish last year coming out of the bull pen when the giants won their world series. lincecum facing coming off the

bench, coming out of the bull pen. last year looks good. >> he is flexible. >> making a lot of money. should be flexible. sdpr. >> more than 2000 cyclists will take off from santa cruz for day two of the aids life cycle. >> more than 2000 cyclists will ride more than 100 miles to king city. the seven day ride started yesterday in daly city. they will ride down to los angeles. this is all aimed at raising awareness about hiv. and they are doing everything they can to help get the riders going. the seven day ride started in daly city. the more than 500 mile ride is about the hiv and aids awareness, the largest san francisco fund-raiser for the area. more than $13 million has been raised so far. great news. >> i don't know how i missed this. there was a ryan lochte spotting in the south bay. the five-time olympic gold

medalist is getting back into form in preparation for the upcoming national and world championships. he won four events at the arena grand prix in santa clara over the weekend. missy franklin also had a strong showing in that series. >> have you been watching the lochte reality show? >> nope. >> to a sport of a different fleefr. the bay area as very own joey "john" chestnut, always eating the hotdogs. the san jose grad downed 25 papastrami sandwiches. break out the pepto bismol. if you are wondering, he slammed down, snafed down about 11 pounds of food. no wonder he can even lift that

trophy. >> is he sponsored by tums? >> he should be. >> or elastic for the wasistban. bottom of the screen, cars lined up. a good backup but they have moved. all told lanes seem to be open at the toll plaza. a smooth drive into san francisco. lower deck, some construction blocking a few lanes heading east. there is a stall reported at 110 in san antonio. not a problem. those bridges are clear. send it back to you. >> it is 4:57. the blind date robberies. police in one bay area city, looking for two men that have a very special way of luring in their prey. a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price.

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good morning. i'm bob redell. we will tell you about the frozen berries costco wants you to throw away after a local woman contracts hepatitis a. a former golden state

warrior in the hospital facing charges after a deadly crash. we are looking at the bay bridge, across the bay. a new road crew heading out through san francisco. we will tell you about the latest issue for city streets coming up. live to san francisco. several different colors there to get your monday morning off of a great start. it is monday, june 3rd. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. it is 5:00. i am marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. bay area health officials say the recent case of hepatitis a has been linked to an outbreak of disea