we will let you know what you need to know before you take a sip from a homemade smoothie. a raging wild fire destroys six homes and sends thousands scrambling to safety. we'll tell you how the saouth by is reporting firefighters in southern california. we are going to get heat relief starting in the 50s. you might need to pull out a sweater, coolest day of the week. we will give you all the details with the timeline for the city. we are seeing the backup at the toll plaza. getting into the city is an issue. we will show you a tree, a sofa and a car for your morning commute. >> sounds like the kind of party we want to avoid. a live look at the golden gate bridge, some clouds dancing out there on a monday, june 3rd. "today in the bay."

>> marla tallez in to laura garcia cannon. three people now in the hospital after a triple shooting in oakland. all three were shot just hours ago near the intersection of 13th and webster just a few blocks from city hall. police have wrapped up the investigation at the scene. they believe all victims will survive. the person who pulled the trigger is still on the loose. they will be holding a news conference to talk about violence plaguing the city. >> a trial about to get underway for two men accused in a brutal rape. "today in the bay," christie smith is live with thebé5 storyr us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this was a horrible attack that

wept on for hours according to prosecutors. as you said, for the first time, we're going to be hearing from the victim who was just 16 years old and a student at the time. two of the accused are facing a rather unusual trial. one 22-year-old jose montano and 20-year-old marcellle sechlt peter go on trial, two juries will hear different testimony. they say she was beaten and raped repeatedly while others stood by and watched. it happened nay courtyard at richmond high school after a the defendants are accused of basically the same crime. certain evidence will only be admissible against one at a time. the fact the victim is telling her own story, this all leads up to a dual jury trial.

>> she has to relive the events of that night. you don't want to make her do that twice. it is bad enough to have her do it once. >> reporter: he tells us this is a really complex case. this is why it has taken so long for the trial. there are four other defendants on this. two others reached long sentences in prison. two others are awaiting trial. this trial starts this afternoon and is expected to run about six weeks. reporting live in martinez, christie smith, "today in the bay." we want to give you a little heads up if you commute over the richmond, san rafael bridge. you should be bracing for possible delays. the lanes approaching the richmond toll plaza have been shifted to cre it aan "s" curve arou around the construction. the speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles an hour. replacing the bridge decks and expect the projects to be finished up in three months. >> 6:03. bay area health officials say a recent case of hepatitis a has

been linked to an outbreak of the disease and frozen berries. they think the berries became contaminated and what costco is doing about it. good morning. >> what they are doing is asking anyone who bought these bags of berries to just throw them away. this is what they look like. they are a blue bag of frozen berries, labeled with townsend farms organic, anti-oxidant blend. costco issued this warning last week, that the berries could be tanlt tan tainted with a strain of hep a. around 30 people in five states have already fallen ill, including a 62-year-old woman from eastern contra costa county. she was hospitalized after eating the berries she had bought from a costco in her area. she has since recovered. between february and this voluntary recall, costco sold

almost 900 bags of the berries in cocoa county alone. >> we are most concerned that people that have this brand of frozen berries in the 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 provider and find out if they can get a shot to protect themselves from hepatitis a. >> how did this hep a strain end up in the bag of berries. it was most likely transmitted by an infected food handler. symptoms don't show up until 2-6 weeks after the exposure. these are some of the symptoms you can expect. if you have the berries, throw them away. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> happening right now, at least 2800 people still out of their homes while a wild fire rips through the mountains, 60 miles northeast of los angeles. the so-called powerhouse fire

quickly charring 35 square miles of dry brush in the los angeles national forest. about the size of the forest. now destroyed. 15 others have been damaged. the santa clara firefighters have sent 20 firefighters down that to help get a handle on the fires. meteorologist, christina loren, we don't have any fires out here to talk about today. just some cooler temps. >> cooler temps. you can actually see that fire, though, from the 5, if you are going to be headed into southern california. a huge smoke plume down there as we pass the grapevine. san bruno, you see the marine layer. let's show it to you from the surface. you can see the clouds kind of lurking. they will push inland.

that's going to be a cooldown for us. it is a good thing that is going to happen as we head through the next couple of hours. no flight delays just yet. that marine layer has not just pushed inland. between 7:00 and 9:00, we are expecting the clouds to come inland. the natural coolant will pump on shoreétñ just about all day lon except for closest to the delta. antioch, not a whole lot of cooldown. dropping off by 5 degrees. everywhere else, going to drop off between 5-10 degrees. "today in the bay," 80 degrees at noon. 84 in the heat of the day. 78, bayside of the coast. 68 degrees. this is the coolest of the week. the first monday of june. it is to be expected this monday. wait to see how much when i show you the seven-day outlook. check on your drive. >> good morning. here is the look at the golden gate bridge. christina is talking about, not

so bad. it looks pretty cool. feels cooler than this weekend. little clouds hovering around. not a problem for visibility. a cool picture here as the sun comes up. the golden gate bridge is smooth. on 101, the maps,p&$ñ will see little slowing once we get over to lombard. south 101, eastbound lombard street. you see the slowing approaching laguna. the westbound side has the big? problem. eastbound slows. it is your commute direction. westbound is more of an issue. video taken earlier this morning. the tree across that car and all the way across lombard. watch, in the lower right-hand corner, you will also see another issue. it has impacted a sofa. you can't. it is right by the clock. a plaid sofa there. they are blocking the area through buchanon. public works should be on the scene take caring of the tree. this will be an issue until they can completely remove it from the roadway. south of the city coming forth

down past the airport. i have suddenly seen this slowdown just popping up over the past couple of minutes. i am checking this out to see if we know what's going on. those metering lights quickly form just before 6:00. an early start to the metering lights and back up towards west grand avenue. that will be the issue coming over from the maze. the maze is smooth. the time is 6:09. a rare public appearance by the blade runner. we will tell you why oscar pistorius is returning to court today. is your kids paid internship really paying off. we have the new paid report about your chances of success in the real world. new records on the stock market. a look at business news. helping make kids with cancer feel like caped crusadeers. the new push gives them the super strength during chemo treatment. a live look from the north bay. san rafael as the sun has come

up all over the bay area, a nice, calm shot to get your monday morning started. it is 6:10. stay with us. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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welcome back. taking a live look at the a.c. a cooler day for us by about 5-10 degrees. we warm you back up. the heat will crank to levels we have not seen this year. stick around. your full forecast is coming up next. a quick view of the peninsula. 101 northbound through palo alto, the same through san mateo. as you approach the san francisco international airport, a good deal of úxu)j i think i see some flashing lights. we will bring you the latest. it is a log jam heading up through millbrae. a trial for two of the men aus couped of gang raping a

teenager after the richmond high school homecoming dance in 2009 begins today. the men will be tried with two juries. the woman raped is expected to testify. costco issuing a warning about berries, townsend farms anti-oxidant blend berries, including a woman in contra costa county. health officials say if you have eaton t eaten the berries, ask about a vaccine. h oscar mipistorius will be there. apple all set to fight in court over the way it is pricing its electronic books. >> a case it could easily loose. >> they are going to try to go down swinging. even the judge says she is

pretty certain apple is going to lose this. the federal government accuses apple of price fixing. the case is so strong all of apple's co-defendants, the book publishers, have settled with the feds. there are subtleties with this case. we are going to go over some of them. apple has reached deals with warner music, publisher of such band as the grateful dead. to create iradio. the service could be introduced as early as next week at the worldwide developer's conference in san francisco. if you are a music fan, this may be a whole lot of fog. a big deal for apple. they finally get into the music streaming business. other options, all free, have been around for years and run on your apple devices already. if anybody should take note of this, people who own shares of pandora. looks like we will see a minor move on the markets to the side.

back to back weekly losses. down. dow is at its five straight months of positive gain. the last time that happened was 95. on friday, we get that economic data of the jobs report, which is easily theiw' most important number we get as far as the economy. >> very good. thank you, scott. well, having a paid internship could pay off when it comes to finding a job. good news. a new survey showing 2013 college graduates had a much better chance of scoring a job if their internships were paid. according to this survey by the national association of colleges and employees, 63% of 2013 grads with paid internships received those job offers. 37% had unpaid internships and job offers. that's only slightly higher than the rates for grads with no internship, 35%. the survey also found grads with paid internships had much higher starting salaries than those

with unpaid internships. >> i didn't get paid for my internship. >> i did not. i barely get paid right now. i work for the love of the game. >> yeah, he does. >> i had an intern named vince. we called him vintern, who ended up getting a job at this station. >> noise job, vinnie. nice job. 6:16. he will be putting thatñ,gjz facebook today. good-looking day shaping up for everybody who works in the silicon valley this morning. than yesterday by 5-10 degrees. you will probably notice the difference. 6:16. i want to show you what's happening in san francisco. you see the low clouds moving in. i told you. 45 minutes. that's actually not too bad. we should see them clear out of here as we head through 10-12. that fog isn't going tos la the all day. it is settling right to the surface in santa rosa. one mile and three-quarters of visibility there. winds are still for the most part coming offshore. we will see a little bit of the

onshore fog. the cool marine air will move inland all day long with westerly flow in place. s. by noon, we are going to jump to 77 degrees in fremont, 66 in oakland and 79 on the way to concord. here is where we are headed as we head through the end of the week. it is going to be nice until thursday and then it starts to get a little too hot for comfort. friday, it is going to be kind of a scorcher. a lot of graduations are taking place on friday. so just count on already getting the sun hat out, maybe an umbrella this year. a loøl of spf-30 plus. temperatures are cool, at least for the next few days. that means if you want to get outdoors, you will have at least three days of seasonal weather before we jump back up. let's check on your drive, mike. good morning. we have this shot. a little lightning change. enough to see these lights all backed up. 101 coming around the bend.

here is 101 coming up through the area. confirming what we saw on our censors. crews over here traditionally. 101 to 380. if you are 20 minlths utes to hn hour late for the morning commute, a burst of traffic comes through. that's what's causing this traffic backup. slow heading up into millbrae past sfo right here and over towards 380. 280 very clear. we will track it. i have heard nothing about any eto beyond 6:15. right now, 6:20, we'll see. farther south as you are heading north on the peninsula, things are moving smoothly through palo alto. 280, great drive on that side of the bay. in the south bay, slowing continues to build. north 01, second burst. this one hits and six from now. slow from 680 toward 880. 280 and 85, not a problem right now. the tri-valley moves smoothly,

according to its typical pattern. 84 bogging down. now, slower toward 680. a good volume of traffic indicated by these censors. that may be an issue if you are coming through the area. leave a couple of minutes as we get into this week. oakland, 880 past the coliseum. pretty light past high street. the metering lights were turned on a little bit before 6:00. the bay bridge and the area approaching, starting to show a good backup right now. so far, just backup at the toll plaza is fine. a tough story with a very positive spin. a hospital in brazil coming up with a very creative way to help kids fight cancer. the hospital designing these covers for i.v. bags with a s superhero logos. they have renamed them as super formula that helps superheros regain their super strength. the kids get the comic books showing their favorite

superheros going through difficult experiences and using the super formula to recover. that's inspiring those little kids to get the superhero power going. >> i hope that spreads to all hospitals. >> 6:20. coming up, fears over a plan to fine unmarried women that have children in china. putting an end to virtual strip searches at the airport. we will tell you why your next trip through security will be a little less revealing. live to the east bay traffic heading through fremont. mike checking all the roads through the bay area. 6:20. stay with us. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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welcome back. live in oklahoma. you can see the damage left behind from the twister. that tornado that hit over the weekend. garbage debris thrown about every we are. this is only about 35 miles northwest of moore, oklahoma. oklahoma has been hit so hard. hopefully, mother nature will give them a break for some time. world news, a chinese city planning to charge women a fine for having a child out of wedlock. something criticses say will

lead to more abandoned newborns. coming days after the rescue of a single mother's baby from a sewer pipeline over in eastern china. that was a wild scene there. a conservative chinese newspaper saying, quote, it only penalizes mothers while ignoring the responsibilities of fathers. in turkey, police and protesters are clashing for the fourth straight day. almost 500 were arrested overnight in the capital. the demonstration started off as a peaceful protest against construction in a small park in istanbul. it has since spilled to other major cities grown out of anger over excessive police force. activists in china taking social media to call on the public to wear black tomorrow on the 24th day, year of the teen aman's square breakdown. the crackdown on prodemocracy

protesters killed hundreds on june 4th, 1989. opening arguments are set today in the court-martial of a former marine accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. 25-year-old bradley manning said he wanted to show the public how america was really fighting the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he faces 21 counts of espionage. he could face life in prison if convicted. an alleged mob boss on the run for 16 years finally being brought to trial today, james whitey bu whitey bulger charged with playing a major role. bulger was captured two years ago at his home in santa monica. >> a tough week in capitol hill. hearings get underway. the acting irs commissioner.

a ruling on prop 8, california's ban on same-sex marriage. as early as today this could happen. the supreme court will issue its ruling every monday during the month of june. >> the full body scanners all airports. they are to meet the june 1st deadline. the tsa was sued back in 2010 over the use of full-body x-ray scanners. even with this win, privacy advocates still are not satisfied noting different body scanners are still in use what was once schwarzenegger's smoking cigar tent is now a place for paddling

ping-pong balls. they were spotted playing table tennis in a group that used to house the former governor and his inner circle. still ahead, 6:27, timber, the overnight surprise. one bay area driver will be waking up to this morning. we'll let you know what's being done to clean up this mess. plus, could e book conspiracy charges unpeel apple. we will tell you why the feds are taking the cupertino company to court. a little fog with those clouds out there as traffic flows through. christina loren will be along to talk about a cool start to your day. [ slurps ]

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a tree slams into the sidewalk in san francisco. we will give you a look at the crushed car and all the new details about what's happening right now to try and clean up the mess. >> plus, is it good business or a conspiracy based on back room

deals? the e monday, june 3rd. this is "today in the bay." good morning. look who is back. it is 6:30. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. >> i am glad to be back. >> thanks so much. i am jon kelley. good morning, everybody. apple heading to federal court to defend itself against charges of a conspiracy to raise the price against electronic books. scott, apple going to trial alone after five publishers cut a deal with the government. some people are asking, would it be smarter for apple to seek a settlement instead? >> the judge in the case is asking that. you know it is going to be a long day in court when the judge says she thinks she is going to lose. why is apple fighting?

because the pricing agreement it made with publishers is fundamental to apple's business model. they take a flat cult of everything they sell, books, apps, movies and music. i think apple's fear is if they settle out of court on the books issue, the conditions of that settlement with the department of justice would affect its other businesses. apple simply cannot afford for that to happen. the case dates back to steve jobs. in the introduction of the ipad. that's wheneá apple started offering electronic books via its ibooks store to take on amazon and its kindle. amazon has priced every book in the store at $9.99. steve jobs proposed a different pricing scheme in an e-mail to rupert murdoch, a publisher. he said, throw in with apple and see if we can all make a go of this to create a real mainstream

e-books market at $12.99 and $14.99. the department of justice will argue you have conspiracy and price marking right there. one could pak the counter argument, i think apple will, if anybody was fixing prices, it was amazon. they would take a loss on a book to sell a kindle. this gets underway in federal court in new york city. apple stands alone on this one. all of its supposed co-conspirators have settled. meteorologist, christina loren, a cooler start to the monday. it is nice out there. refreshing, as a matter of fact. the low clouds coming in from both sides. all of these starting to push closer and closer to the golden gate bridge. we head to the next half hour. we already have flight delays at 45 minutes out of sfo due to those thick, low ceilings. today, temperatures are cool to start. that cool, ocean air pumps

onshore all day long. we are going to take your temperatures down to where we ended up over the weekend, about 5-10 degrees cooler than yesterday. that marine layer at 2000 feet this morning. that natural cooling is going to make an impact. 66 in san francisco, 74 on the way to oakland. 84 degrees today in livermore. i will have your full forecast coming up in my next report. i want to show you how quickly i want to show you how quickly that also means elevated fire danger. a lot to talk about in your full forecast. that's coming up in my next report. let's get you out that front door. here is mike. >> fortunately, we have a network of cameras around the bay area. this over on the peninsula points to sfo. if you look over, you see that b.a.r.t. train coming down, right where that is, the track coming down toward the roadway. we also see slowing with the head lights funneling down. you are losing a couple of lanes. a lot of flashing lights starting to clear the area. it does look like we did have some construction going on

there. no chp, crashes or stalls for the area. look at the slowfm northbound. building out of burlingame up towardspc< sfo. it does look like the crews that i see on scene are moving. that might be better news. chp has no upd far as any activity. 280 meanwhile moves smoothly toward 380 where you can move over and take 101 into the city, if that's what you choose. the rest moves smoothly along the peninsula. highway 84 moves nicely over on the=%k peninsula side. southbound 880 through hayward, ahgt typical build there. here, very slow now for 680 southbound. lower as you are coming down through pleasanton. 84, tough livermore. over toward that dublin interchange, we move over toward the approach. the city moves nicely along the bay bridge.

the backup at the toll plaza, the slow drive across the bay bridge. lumbar street moves very slowly through city streets. eastbound, that's the red zone. westbound, we have slowing towards laguna. that is usually not there. jon, i am going to hand it off to you. i think you have a clue as to what might be going on.iññ this new video. a massive tree down on lombard street in san francisco fell on top of a car. police, they have actually shut down the westbound side of lombard. they are diverting traffic now at laguna street. so iwlfar, good news as far as injuries. no reports of any at this point. it is unclear how long it will take to clean up that big mess. we want to update you on the powerhouse fire burning in southern california. about 3,000 people from some 700 homes are under evacuation orders as this wild fire burns through dry brush north of los angeles in the angeles national forest. good news.

we have just learned the fire is now 40% contained. so crews are making some head way on this. it has destroyed about six homes and damaged about 15 other homes. 6:36. powerful storms could delay a cross country flight for the first air croft powered by solar energy. the powerful storms ripped through the midwest damaging the hangar where the solar plane is scheduled to land. solar impulse announcing it will use a revolutionary inflatable hangar to replace the one damaged at the st. louis airport. the solar-powered plane started its journey here in the bay area taking off in early may. a semi truck inside of a swirling tornado. look at this. incredible new video just into our newsroom. >> that's such terrifying, scary

stuff. a live look at san rafael. a very nice day ahead. christina loren says she might be able to open the windows and turn off the a.c. we are back in a matter of minutes on "today in the bay." hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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several dozen people are being treated for injuries. the fire may have been sparked by three explosions in the farm's electrical system. nine students and a policeman dead after a suicide attack in eastern afghanistan. 15 other students being reported hurt. the local police chief says a local school had just let students out for lunch when a bomber on a motor bike set off explosives. the attacker may have been targeting a past military patrol passing by the area at the same time. >> intense new video to show you of a semi truck being flipped over by a tornado. it was shot by a storm chaser. back on friday on interstate 40 just outside of oklahoma city. the truck actually collided with the storm chaser before the big rig was flipped.

6:40 right now. coming up, extra patrols and a bay area middle school on alert this morning. the threats, sending police out in force. we will have that coming up next. a new report that might have you rethinking what you are about to eat for breakfast. new details about the outbreak with the key ingredient in the smooth this is. we are going to get a break from the blazing heat we saw over the weekend. just for today. temperatures ramping right back up. show you how that looks on your seven-day forecast coming up next. as you get started on this workweek, no breaks. a smooth drive across the san mateo bridge. traveling north on 101, a big bog down right by sfo. that's theq least of it. east bay, we have to deal with that as well. we'll sort it out for you coming up.

happening right now, a wild fire, that crazy one down there in southern california called the powerhouse fire forcing almost 300 people to evacuate from some 700 homes. the fire just continues growing in size this morning. it is now 46 square miles of dry bush north of los angeles in the angeles national forest. a little reference, that's almost the size of the entire of. we're being told at this point so far six homes destroyed, 15 others have been damaged. right now, this fire is at about 40% contained. new this morning, extra security patrols will be at pleasanton middle school this morning after someone left a threatening note on campus. the school said the threat was discovered written on a wall in the girl's bathroom.

the school says parents have been notifiedrjy of the extra patrols and!v- administrators a investigating the threat. we have a health warning. this yiñ specially dangerous. linked to a hepatitis square in the east bay. is live in santa clara. he has the story. good morning. good morning to you, jon. a scare but a real problem. costco has asked anyone that might have bought these berries to throw them away. here is an image of the bag, a blue bag of frozen berries labeled with townsendq)úñ farms anti-oxidant berry blend. costco issued this warning that the berries could be tainted with a strain of hep a. a strain that's rare in this country. more common in north africa and the middle east. more than 13 people have fallen ill, including a bay area

62-year-old woman from east contra costa county. she was hospitalized after eating the berries.]cñ she has since recovered. between february and this voluntary recall, costco sold almost 900 bags of those berries in cocoa county alone. >> we are most concerned that people who have that brand of frozen berries in their freezer don't eat it and throw it away. if they have eaten 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. >> hepatitis a symptoms usually don't show up until about two to six weeks after exposure. symptoms include fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, jaundice and fatigue. if you are wondering how this ended up in the bag of berries, most likely was transmitted by if you commute over the richmond san rafael bridge, braise yourself for some

possible delays today.0 the lanes approaching the richmond's toll plaza have been shifted to create an s-curve around all the construction. the speed limit has been reduced to 45 miles an hour. they are replacing the bridge deck and expect the project to be finished in three months 6:47. time for a quick look at the weather. christina loren telling us about our monday morning outlook. >> from the cars in the live shot with their windows down this morning. it is actually really nice out there. 6:47. brisk, specially when you consider how hot it was over the weekend. we are going to see a really nice day today. taking your temperatures down. this live picture tells the story. temperatures will cool down today. today will be the coolest. we are going to heat you right back up. it is going to get hotter as we get into the upcoming weekend. wanted to point out the low clouds out of sfo. 45-minute delays. we are seeing potential delays

on the east coast trying to get over to new york city for back to business, back to work. if you are going to be headed into southern california, you can see the fair burning as you head down south on the 5. keep in mind, we are getting into the time of year where we have not hit summertime. here in the bay area, very lucky so far. as the heat:qhu(jju and we see the winds pick up, watching for a red flag warning on friday, saturday, sunday. 55 degrees in livermore. 54 in san jose and 54 to start the day in san mateo. you are at a comfortable 60 degrees in campbell and in the south bay, you can smell the garlic coming in. bringing that garlic smell into the san jose area. your winds are dropping off. the fog is settling in. two miles of visibility is all you have in santa rosa. by noon, most of the fog will clear. a nice,kásun inny day. it is going to drive our winds

back offshore. an increasing fire threat as well we will be watching that for us. the best thing you can do is protect that space around your home. i'm looking out for you guys. 84 in livermore, 84, fairfield. 76 degrees in san rafael. getting into the next couple of days, not too bad until we get into this weekend. dry, north winds crank on friday. beach weather on saturday. not as hot as we head to sunday. >> the lighting is changing. a little haze in the air. tougher to see. can see. less of a jam here. we talked to someone at the airport. there is a caltrans project. she told me there is an issue. we are working on metering lights all the way across. i had forgotten about that project going from the airport. it continues throughout the morning. that's3;u why there is a slowdo. those crews are clearing. they are usually gone by now. we didn't expect to see this

amount of slowdown.  at the airports for flights and getting to the airport for 101 northbound. 280 over to 380. i would suggest that. as we did see crews moving, it should continue to clear and improve over the next half hour. we have a stall here 280 at 101. not a lot of slowing here. a nice, easy drive. at lumbard and laguna. expect slowing. westbound, still reported to close at least the department of public works. they may be moving things shortly. on the east bay, a nice, smooth drive. the bay bridge backup started early. a disabled vehicle, also, north 880. a smooth drive through the maze. we are looking at a bog down in traffic. south@gx 880 down toward the sa mateo bridge. northbound, right here at industrial where a new crash is blocking the two middle lanes.

they have to get it over to the shoulder. we are starting to see some slowing in fremont. big slowing for the tri-valley, 580, 84 and 680 through pleasantton and sunol. that's going to be an issue if you are headed to thelp south b. southbound 880 where the volume builds past the truck scales. north 101 through san jose shows the volume starting to #build. a little bit more gentle through the south bay. some slowing from capital up toward tully and the airport there. back to you. >> 6:51. the trial involving two men accused in a brutal gang rape richmond high school homecoming dance gets underway later today. this happened almost four years ago. for the first time, we will hear from the!u victim who will tak the stan. christie smith is live with the courthouse for us. good morning. >> reporter: this is a case thañ understandably brought out a lot of community outrage. a 16-year-old girl gang-raped,

robbed and beaten after a high school dance in richmond. is going t be sharing her story for the first time in a courtroom while two of the accused are facing a rather unusual trial with two juries. 22-year-old jose montano of richmond and 22-year-old marcellles peter said they are innocent. they will hear different opening statements. both juries will hear much of the same temperature and sit in the same courtroom. prosecutors say the girl was drunk and in nd aout of consciousness when she was raped by a group of men and teenagers after a school dance in richmond high school in a courtyard while 20 others watched. this was in 2009. the fact a victim will testify, another reason for having two juries. >> she literally has to relive the events of that night. you don't want to make her do that twice. it is bad enough to have her do it once. >> he says this is a really complex case, which is why it

has taken so long to get to trial. there are actually four other defendants, two of them already serving long prison sentences, two others awaiting trial. the last dual jury trial was back in 2010 in contra costa county involving a violent street gang. this trial here is expected to last about six weeks. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 6:53 right now. updating a story from last week. four employees at a bay area art center returning to work today following an internal investigation surrounding allege allege sexual abuse. they arrested jason pedroiza. after police arrested him for sexual contact with teenage girls. he has3l](leaded not%qñ guilty. theq/ contra costa times says internal review of the situation finds that those placed on leave did behave appropriately.

three men and two women have been charged in the home invasion robbery and killing of ravi kumra last november. court documents reveal one of the women, a suspected prostitute, claims kumra, gave her a sexually transmitted disease. her brother is also a suspect in this homicide along with the second suspected prostitute. three children safe after tidewater stranded them)ujwcyy s tuary near the oakland pontiac airport. this picture shows the kids being loaded into a rescue boat off of a marshy island. the kids apparently went out to the island when the water was lñot but when the tide came in, it was too deep to get back to shore. the ceremonies continue for a sacramento teen possibly swept

over the wall. he was swimming in the merced river when he disappeared over the edge of the nevada falls. the current was moving very quickly whether quickly when he disappeared on friday. >> a central valley railway shut down after a cargo train jumps the tracks and crashes this weekend. a small down 15 mile+a,ñ south modesto and in the past five minutes, we have just confirmed the train was heading to oakland. ars÷ of that train derailed yesterday afternoon. one witness said the train appeared to be going unusually faflt. the sheriff's department said the materials the train was carrying are nonhazardous. the track will be shut down at least until tomorrow for further investigation. 6:55. lawyers for appleçoi taking on justice department.

the issue whether apple fixed e-book prices. the rough time apple is going to have in court is more ñ certain. the d.o.j. brought this case about a year ago against apple and five book publishers. all have settled rather than ata take8h it to court. penguin paid $75 million not to do what apple is doing today. the dow industrials are up well. nasdaq, down ever so slightly. intel, up 5% on news that samsung is going to use its chip in a new tablet. 6:56 right now. here is your chance to have lunch with one of the world's

richest men if you can afford it. warren buffett is auctioning off a private lunch to benefit a local charity. so far, up over $130,000. >> we got outbid. >> last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million.lñ the fund-raiser will benefit san jjrj glide foundation. this helps the poor and meteorologist, christina loren, take a look in the forecast now. >> i would put some money to have lunch with jimmy buffett. maybe a cheeseburger in paradise. we have a good-looking day shaping up. our weather, the envy of the nation. we are going to get a cooldown. scorching in southern california. bayside, 78 degrees. 68 at the coast. if you missed your seven-day outlook, we will have it for you. let's check on the drive at

6:57. if you are going up in towards san francisco, this is the big jam right now. crews clearing from the roadway right now. i saw it on my cameras. still, big backups approaching sfo coming outx÷ of burlingame. you have this issue on lombard around laguna. the westbound lanes are blocked. your commute is distracted and slowed. this tree has come down across the roadway. look at that. lombard and across a sofa bed on the way over there on the sidewalk. crews, i am told, are just arriving on scene to take care of that. lombard. there is going to be slower traffic approaching the area again in both directions. it will likely be jammed coming off the golden gate bridge. >> mike moves fast. he ran right out of the way of the tree. 6:58. the final check on today's top

stories. >> the trial for two men accused of gang-raping a teenager back in 2009 starts today. they will be tried with two juries andx in a move we don't see very often, the woman raped is expected to testify. costco has issued a warning about these frozen berries linked to a hepatitis outbreak. at least 30 people in five states have become sick after eating townsend/f1 farms anti-oxidant blend berries, including a woman in east contra costa &sycounty. if you have eaten berries, you -át ask your doctor about a ou vaccine. >> oscar pistorius is in trial ahead his murder trial that starts tomorrow. he is charged with the valentine's day shooting death of his girlfriend,jnd reeva steenkamp. we will be back at 7:25=nch

a live local weather update. orning, breaking overnight a e wildfire in california burning out of control. thousands forced to flee their homes and emergency officials have a new warning for them this morning. moments ago frank lautenberg has died. a. and back in the spotlight angelina jolie steps out in public for the first time since revealing her double mastectomy. >> i have been very moved by the kindness and support from people. very grateful. >> reporter: her emotional return today, monday, june 3rd,