bicyclists who helped out. >> a driver runs into a rock slide on highway 101 overnight. we will hear from her next we are looking over here toward the north bay where san rafael is the destination. i'll give you an update on the crash. this morning, our weather. the envy of the entire nation, from the 50s only to the upper 70s to low 80s. then we crank that heat to near-record levels. we'll sort it all out for you and let you know when that heat will break coming up. i love the colors on this one. how about that for a little tuesday morning inspiration. a live look at san francisco on a tuesday, june 4th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. it is 5:00. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon i'm jon kelley. good morning. new this morning, crews have just cleared all lanes of

highway 101 of a big-time rock slide out there. we have new video of that slide in salsalito. this happened a little after 2:00 this morning. that slide came down a little south of rodeo avenue on 101. chp officers there on scene said three of the four southbound lanes were completely blocked at one point. we talked to one driver who hit some of the rocks as she was coming home from work. >> i came up the hill. the rock slide. tried to get into two lanes. it was so dark. i see a big rock and kind of just put my head back. >> what a rough morning there. she also tells us that road is very dark through the area. they couldn't see any rocks on the road. nobody seriously heard. visitors at a popular pale low alto area.

police are on the lookout for a man that groped a female jogger. the woman was groped while walking along the pale low alto baylands. christie smith is live in palo alto how other people on the trail helped the victim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, this woman says she first noticed this man enter the baylands area from the east palo alto bridge, just eight short way from here. she says he stayed behind her. she started to get uncomfortable, like what is this guy doing. she stopped three times to try and let him pass other on the trail but he just kept staying behind her. this was sunday around 11:00 a.m. each time, she says that he stopped too. he kept jogging on the three-mile bay trail loop when the man finally attacked or jumped on her back and then groped her. she told police she thought the guy was trying to take her to the ground. that's when two bicyclists

approached and tried to help and then the attacker ran off. understandably, people who used the trail are really shaken up. >> we are really shocked. this seems like a pretty safe area. we have been out here for more than a year and never heard anything happening. so it is a shock. it kind of makes us afraid to come here. >> now, another witness told police that she saw someone similar to the attacker walk out of a bathroom at a nearby athletic club earlier sunday and follow her too. only a vague description. hispanic or biracial man about 20, 5'8", 160 pounds, clean shaven are dark, buzzed hair, wearing blue shorts, white tee and white shoes, wearing studs, clear studs, in both ears. police have stepped up patrols. they are working on a sketch and sending out a warning for women to be extra careful if you are out here. they are also trying to get in touch with the two bicyclists who helped out.

they apparently left before police came out here and took a police report. they want to know what they saw. reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." a former high school football coach accused of molesting multiple children expected in court today. 51-year-old baron edwards facing a total of 16 felony counts. contra county sheriff deputies say he molested a number of kids back in the 1980s and 1990s. he coached football in richmond from 2004 to 2005. bay area police have issued a silver alert looking for this woman, 77-year-old woman with alzheimer's. her name is teo fia, herrera. she was last seen yesterday morning at her home in san lorenzo. she is just under five feet tall with brown hair and brown eyes. she could be driving a 2003 four-door toyota camry with this

california license number, 5 au 8431. tens of thousands of voters will start heading to the polls in less than two hours from now. in santa clara county, voters will be making a key decision on who will replace a disgraced county supervisor. bob redell is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, jon. polls open at 7:00 in the south bay for an election that few people seem to care about. the santa clara registrar of voters tells us that the turnout is only expected to be around a 35-45%. it is not cheap to put on one of these special elections. the expectation is going to cost at least a half million dollars. voters will be electing a new santa clara county supervisor for district two which encompasses most of the downtown area. seven candidates are in the running but only five have been

attending this including this one put on by the tv channel. they need 50% of the vote to win. otherwise, first and second place candidates will compete in a runoff next month. they are vying for the position vacated by george shirakawa. he pled guilty to five felonies for abuse of public money. he will be sentenced for the crimes this friday. people who live in hercules, much north of here, will be voting today on whether or not to approve measure a. this is a tax they pay on their gas, electric, water, and phone bills. this is significant. if it does not pass, the hercules police department says it would most likely have to disband, not having enough money and the city would have to contract out the contra costa sheriff's office for police protection. they would most likely have to cut their programs for teens. reporting live, bob redell shall

"today in the bay." thank you, bob. 5:06. a berkeley woman is behind bars accused of exporting gun parts to thailand. they arrested the woman and five others over the weekend. they sent 240 shipments of gun parts to thailand over the past two years. the other people arrested live in seattle, los angeles and las vegas. mountainview police trying to figure out who is responsible for break-ins at several doctors offices near el camino hospital. a total of five offices have been broken into over the past two weeks. it started with two offices on hospital drive ransacked the night of may 18th. somebody broke into three more offices just around the corner on south drive. none of the burglars appeared to have stolen anything and police say it is not clear at this point if the burglaries are related. mountain view police have released this sketch of a man wanted in connection with a

recent burglary. police say he broke into a home on brian avenue near mountainview high last thursday night while a man was sleeping. the man did wake up to find him inside his bedroom. the burglar took off with a wallet and a cell phone. police think the burglar intended to enter the home through the garage. good morning. it is 5:08. meteorologist, christina loren, joins us. talking about the winds. not so much today. >> we are going to see the dry, northerly winds start to pick up as we head throughout the end of the week. that's what's going to bring on that heat wave. this morning, calm winds to start. we will see them pick up just as we do towards the afternoon hours this time of year. that is the norm for us. 5:08. starting with a live look, you can see the fog coming in. it is lowering more than we had at this time yesterday. we are concerned about advi visibility dropping off. 54, san francisco, 55 to start the day in san jose.

it is crisp down in gilroy at 52 degrees. 54, livermore. here is what's happening. we'll see a fair amount of cloud cover sitting and hugging the coastline all day long. you also get that westerly flow. that means that cool, ocean air is able to move all the way inland. a comfortable sea breeze all day long. nice today, nice tomorrow and then the heat is on. enjoy today's weather as i've been pointing out. we have this major heat wave heading our way. we are talking about the triple digits, really hot stuff. 80 degrees today. not too bad inland. bayside, 75. at the coast, 63 degrees. you might want to pull out the jacket today. in places like san francisco, pacifica and half moon bay. we will let you know when that heat starts to kick in. >> folks, we will take you up towards san rafael and the north bay. southbound, your commute with the head lights. not a problem. down from petaluma towards nova

doe. over on the richmond, san rafael bridge. it has cleared for west 580, just that construction in the s-curve approaching the toll plaza we told you about. southbound 880 a little slow heading down toward high street. that's much better than the last couple of minutes. crews are on the move. a live shot from the oakland coliseum shows you the northbound side. look at the top of your screen. that track that was let loose. the crews clear from high street heading up towards downtown. no problem for san jose. it is 5:10 right now. let's face it. turning down an invite to the white house to meet the president isn't something most people would do. we will tell you about one oakland raider who says, just had to do it. we will tell you why coming up. a los gatos company appears to have a new home. >> crowd funding and revolution

and taking on patrols all ahead.

the los gatos counsel council is hoping to keep netflix from skipping down. they cut down the size of the project limiting the square footage and height from the developer's lornplan. netflix is growing and says they need to move to a new building. >> palo alto wants the community too weigh in on a proposed development project between downtown palo alto and stanford university. the site is at 27 university avenue near el camino real. the city council said it wants to explore turning that area into an arts and entertainment district. the city says it will conduct six to eight public meetings to discuss the idea. we can tell you, this is not the first time somebody has tried to

develop the property. just last fall, a philanthropist proposed a large office and theater complex there leading to public outcry. true public outcry against the turkish government continues. activists raising money to make sure americans know what's going on in the streets of the turkish capital. >> they are using a san francisco company to do it. turkish protesters are using the company, indy go-go to explain what's going on and why. the target last night was $50,000. when i checked, they had $80,000. there is criticism in turkey. big media is not covering the protests as seriously as it should considering hundreds of thousands of turks are in the streets. let's check the markets. courtney reagan is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. good morning, scott.

futur futures slightly higher. focusing set from the federal reserve officials. today, we will get data on the trade deficit. the dow rose to 15,254. the nasdaq, 3465. the markets will open today when the opening bell is sounded. scott, back to you. 5:15. the president taking on patent patrols this morning. one of the scariest secrets of silicon valley. there are companies out there whose only purpose is to buy up patents from inven inventors an companies. mr. obama has issued a series of executive orders this morning. patent and patent law, i know, sounds boring. it is one of the biggest problems facing silicon valley today. for an absolutely excellent explanation, jon and marla, of what's going on, check out

national public reporters, laura seydel, does two hours of patent in two episodes of this american life. you can find it at thisamericanlife.org. trust me, two hours worth of patent talk is really compelling stuff. >> we absolutely trust you, scott mcgrew. >> and this american life. >> no doubt. we will take scott mcgrew's words. if he puts trolls in there with the patents, it sounds exciting. christina loren is here to talk about exciting weather. warm temperatures heading our way. >> not just yet. we are going to get a couple of nice days, jon and marla, before the heat cranks. we are talking about not just a little bit of heat. record breaking and potentially record-shattering heat. we have not yet hit summertime. that doesn't arrive until the 21st of this month. it is going to be a hot month based on everything i'm looking at. i always like to check 15-20 days out if possible. right now, it looks like it is

going to be a hot, dry june. 54 degrees in san francisco. that can change. we will let you know. a lot of people are concerned about a potentially dangerous fire season here. yeah, that chance is there. if we all act accordingly, if we all are on our best behavior, i think we can actually do our part to keep that threat down, keep it minimal. let's talk about that. as we head throughout the day today, a nice onshore flow. that means that cool marine air will pump inland. we are not going to see low humidity levels just yet. what happens is it drives the winds offshore. they pump from land to sea. as they move from land to sea, all that air dries out along the way. you can see all that dry, brown brush on our hills, lots of fuel available if we did see a fire around here. you want to make sure you act accordingly. like i keep saying. clear that defensible space around your home. we got by with okay conditions

last year. it was very hot and dry last year. we can do it again this year if everybody does their part. 74, fremont. 79, down south. a comfortable day in san jose. wednesday through thursday, temperatures start to heat up. we really drive up your temperatures from friday, from 88 degrees to 98 degrees on friday. then, the triple digits arrive on saturday. i'm not just talking about triple digits in the hottest cities but i'm talking about triple digits in some of your metropolitan cities like livermore, for example. keep in mind, hottest air of the season so far on its way as we get into this upcoming weekend. we are going to cool you off a little bit sunday into monday. not by much. looking hot all the way through next weekend, which is father's day weekend. we will have your full forecast coming up. take a closer look at what's happening around the bay. a traffic tuesday. we are looking for heavier volume but things are starting to shift. schools are starting to get off for the summer. this next couple of weeks, adjustments going on. right here, the traffic through

the south bay. overall, looking pretty good. we have seen some adjusting as the crews start to move. southbound 880, a lot of slowing over the last few minutes. heading south down towards 101 from 237. that looks like it has completely cleared and speeds are restored. we had some slowing heading down towards brokaw. that has cleared over the last few. a crash around zankar road. no injuries reported. a little slowing shows up. that's about it for the south bay. peninsula moves smoothly, 101 and 280 for the most part, including the dumbarton and san mateo bridge. north past the airport as you are approaching sfo, we have another incident. some sort of debris in the roadway, watch for that. there may be a traffic break. heading over there, it looks clear on the censors. the view, there you go, westbound, no problems. you can see the high-rise low clouds here. the bay bridge, smooth drive there as well for int state 880.

a newark family is hoping the public can help them find a stolen lawn ornament that has some sentimental value. a pink pig riding a bicycle with rainbow-colored wheels. it disappeared from the family's home on dairy avenue just off newark boulevard last week. the family says the art was given to their 7-year-old daughter by her garandfather frm japan. the girl has autism and they say the art has special meaning to her. if you know what happened to the art, please give them a call. the san jose city council voting on a plan to increase the marijuana business tax from 7% to 10%. today's vote will be the final one on the issue. richmond city council is taking up two issues. they will vote on a 45-day moratorium on second-hand dealers, such as cash for gold businesses. it will also discuss a ban on

alcohol billboards located near schools. the city of alameda will take back control of one-third of its land today. they have had control over alameda point. today, the city of allamwill ber this month. skirting around the law. how the always controversial psycho donuts is getting away of dishing up raw to its customers.

welcome back. a live look outside. 5:24. talk about dedication. the raiders new punter just turned down a date with the president of the united states. chris kluwe is a vocal advocate of gay marriage and was invited to the white house in honor of lesbian, bisexual, transgender month. in a letter of the white house, he wrote, not even the president of the united states is allowed to supercede an nfl mandatory minikamp practice. i owe it to my teammates and coaches to be fully prepared for the upcoming season. >> i like the way he works here is something to whet your appetite this morning or not.

donuts filled with foi gras. it is filled with moose and it comes with a figure, honey and ba ballsamic vinegar. they are not selling the donuts. they are handing them out for free. on friday, 50 of the donuts at each of their locations, the one in san jose and the one in campbell. >> the duck, goose and doughnuts, that does not sound very appetizing. i love psycho toe nuts. >> dunkin' donuts has the glazed one with the bacon and eggs. >> i look forward to that. we are talking breakfast the. you can talk weather. good morning to you. a good-looking day shaping up.

temperatures are going to end up in the low 80s at 4:00 p.m. inland. 75, bayside. 63 degrees. comfortable weather. if you are leaving right now, something new. you can take me with you. i will have weather updates for you on 96.5, coit. new royaltyingies. a smooth drive across the bay. look at the beautiful view. low clouds hovering around. visibility will change over the course of the morning. we will track that. the map shows construction and a little slowing as is typical. a couple of lanes in the lower deck still blocked. typical morning here. getting up past the airport, northbound 101, still portions of the debris as you are approaching the sfo exit but not a major concern. traffic is very light along the peninsula. we will send it back to palo alto with a smooth drive and now, we will send it back to

you. 5:26. san jose police announce arrests late last night in connection to the murder of two south bay teenagers. we will have all the details for you coming up. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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oscar pistorius making a brief appearance in court. a teacher on leave after he mistakenly showed students a nude picture of himself. he is now facing serious charges a cool start to your tuesday morning. plenty of 50s across the board today and tomorrow look comfortable. then, temperatures soar. the hottest weather of the year so far. more cars hitting the road. traffic tuesday. fremont, moves smoothly. getting some company. a new report of something in the lanes southbound for 880. the nimitz will give you that update coming up. a way to get your morning

off to a bright-eyed start. take a look live over san francisco as the sun slowly starts to make its way into the bay area on this tuesday, june 4th. this is "today in the bay." this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. it is 5:30. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. good morning. new this morning, the murder trial for olympic sprinter, oscar pistorius, has been postponed until next month. hours ago, pistorius appeared in a south african courtroom for a pre-trial hearing. prosecutors asking the judge to postpone that trial, actually, not next month. until october 15th. that would have been his girlfriend's reeva steenkamp's 30th birthday. a strange twist of fate there. pistorius being charged for murdering her on valentine's day. he claims he mistook her for an

intruder and was simply acting in self-defense. back here in the bay area, palo alto police are on the hunt for a man that attacked and groped a jogger along the palo alto bayland as nature preserve, close to the palo alto golf course at 11:00 a.m. on sunday. christie smith is live in palo alto about how a pair of cyclists helped the victims. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's who palo alto police want to speak with. they saw this attacker. they've also increased their patrols and they are putting out a warning to joggers to be extra careful after a woman says that she was attacked from behind near the bayland's preserve trail. sh she noticed a man following her very closely, enough to make her uncomfortable. this was sunday morning around 11:00. she stopped three times to try and let this guy pass but each time, he stopped too.

they were both jogging. he says she was near the palo alto golf course. this guy suddenly jumps on her back. he thinks she was trying to take her down to the ground. he groped her sexually. she was able to push her away. that's when the two bicyclists approached. they stopped to help the woman. joggers tell us that they are not going to stay away. they will be more careful. >> i think i'll keep my eye open more and keep more attention, have the music down a lot more. you know, there are a lot of people out there. i'll just be more aware of my surroundings. it is not going to stop me from going out there. >> reporter: the victim, a woman in her 30s, was certainly shaken up. she wasn't injured. police were able to interview another woman who says a man followed her that same morning a little bit earlier after leaving a bathroom of a nearby athletic club. only a vague description of the attacker, hispanic or biracial,

about 20 years old, 5'8", 160 pounds, buzzed dark hair with clean shaven face and clear studs in both ears. police want to speak with those cyclists about what they saw. aside from the woman who was attacked, they are the only witnesses. reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." the first witness will take the stand today in the trial of two men accused of gang raping a 16-year-old girl outside her homecoming dance at richmond high school four years ago. prior to testimony, opening statements will be made in the case against 22-year-old jose montano. montano and 20-year-old marcelles peter are taking part in a dual trial. while they have separate juries, testimony will be given juns the on just once so the victim does not have to relive the nightmare more than once. opening statements in peters

case, his attorney argued his dna was likely mixed into the evidence pool because of windy weather and wind caused the helicopter that rushed the victim to the hospital a major mistake in the classroom could cost a bay area high school teacher his job. police say he accidentally showed his class a naked picture of himself. after 16 years working in the district, richard styner is facing serious charges. he came under scrutiny when he told staff he accidentally showed his class a naked photo of himself during a file sharing demo. school officials called police during the search of his school computer. investigators found child pornography and more than 200 pornographic stories. styner is on unpaid administrative leave. some parents were upset they were not notified. >> even though the class, the school has taken the lead here in notifying authorities, i

think that perhaps some notification should have gone out to the parents as well. the district attorney's office posted a statement on his website saying it is deeply concerned. meanwhile, styner's attorney says no one should jump to any conclusion or form any opinion as to whether rick styner has committed a crime. there is not sufficient evidence to convict him of any crime. he is expected to answer to the child pornography charge in court next week. voters heading to the polls today in several bay area counties for some local elections and in santa clara counsel tichlt a position on the board of supervisors now up for grabs. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the registrar of voters in san jose. an update on what is happening. >> good morning to you. we are still awa ways away.

this is an area that encouple poss t p encompasses the downtown area. this is a position that was vacated by george shirakawa. he pled guilty to five felonies and seven miss de mean ners earlier this year for abuse of public money. he will be sentenced this friday. seven candidates are in the running for that position. only five have been attending to the base including this one put on by the community channel. a candidate needs 50% to win or first and second place will compete in a runoff next month. that is expected to p ha. incidentally, the santa clara registrar of voters is expecting a turnout of only 35 to 45%. it is not cheap to put one of these things on. this special election costs -- expected to cost at least a half million dollars. people who live far north in contra costa county in the tourn

of hercules will be voting on whether or not to approve measure a. a measure that would raise the utility user tax from 6% to 8%. this is a tax residents pay on gas, electric, water and phone bills. this measure is significant. if it does not pass, the hercules police department has said it would most likely have to disband, because it does not have enough money. the city would have to contract out the contra costa sheriff's apartment for police protection. the parks and rec would have to cut its programs for teens. reporting live, bob redell. "today in the bay." thank you very much. it is 5:37. meteorologist, christina loren, taking a look at tuesday's forecast. nice day in store. >> beautiful day shaping up. thank you for waking up with us each and every morning, specially as we transition into summertime. your kids may be getting up for school but we are still in session all year-round. good-looking start to the day as you can see. low clouds making an appearance.

more low cloud cover than this time yesterday. your temperatures are to end up a touch cooler than where we ended up. here is what we are watching for. ten miles of visibility or better just about everywhere except for santa rosa where we are dropping off to 3 miles for the time being. as we head throughout the day, the fog is going to make for a cooldown. temperatures are going hand in hand with the cool ocean air pumping onshore. 55, san jose, 52, gilroy. 54, livermore. san francisco, uniform temperatures out there all across the bay area. here is where we are headed. by noon, the map tells this story. wherever you are seeing the green, specially around the inner bay, that's where you are going to see the most significant cooling courtesy of on shore floor. a little bit warm today. in the 70s. the low 80s. the warmest cities across the bay area. 74, fremont. 80, livermore. 63, kind of a cool day in san francisco. just wait until i show you your

seven-day outlook, coming up in my next report. we have a major heat wave headed our way. i will time that out and let you know when and where the hottest will occur. we will check that drive. >> good morning. we are looking over here to the bay bridge. this is going to heat up your commute as well. not too long from now. a backup in the cash lanes on both sides of the fast-track lanes. this is 5:39. we are starting to build as the metering lights turn on about 6:00, maybe a little bit before. we look at the map and see the maze move smoothly at the limit. because of that volume of traffic, not a big deal. we see that is the trend right here throughout the east bay. southbound 880 just past davis, behind that 880 sign, we have reports of just a cone in the lane. not a big deal. the undetermined hazard is really just a cone that they may have to remove. a smooth drive. the castro valley "y," not a problem. a little slowing toward the dublin interchange.

84 westbound through livermore. there is your build out of the altamont pass. a live shot shows more cars on the road. we will show you the overall routes coming up. the time now is 5:44, issuing a recall overnight after worries a fuel leak could cause a fire. we'll have the details coming up next. taking legal action. the new moves by a california woman who reportedly was sickened after eating those tainted berries she bought at costco.

one person is dead and another in a hospital in a shooting that ended in a crash in oakland. police found a car crashed into a pole on ghormley avenue late last night near 98th and interstate 880. both people in the car had been shot. one of the victims had already died when officers arrived. the second victim was rushed to a hospital and at last check is in stable condition. police have not released

information on possible suspects in the meantime, in san jose, police arresting two suspects in the shooting death of two teenagers. we can also tell you the suspects are teens themselves. one of them is 19-year-old matthew clifford of san jose. a 17-year-old was also arrested. his name, at this point, has not been released. the san jose police, covert response and metro units tracked down the suspects saturday. the teenagers are suspected of shooting and killing 15-year-old christian kamalang and 16-year-old johnson kular in east san jose two sundays ago. police do not believe the double shooting was gang related. clifford has been booked into the santa clara county jail. the second suspect remains at juvenile hall. the state lawmaker is calling for a change in san jose. nora compost, who lives in san jose thinks police should ask the chp for help. putting more officers on the

ground could prevent another wave of violence. the acting police chief says he is not sold on this idea telling nbc bay area there are no immediate plan toss reach out to other law enforcement agencies for assistance we have a new sickness to update you on linked to the frozen berries sold at costco. health official estimate about 30 got sick with hepatitis a after eating these berries sold under the name of townsend farms organic anti-oxidant blend. a woman from contra costa counties affected and a man from almeida county also got sick. a southern california woman taking some legal action. linda brackenridge is suing costco and the makers of the berries. she is still in the hospital isolated from other patients. she is expected to recover. >> it was the last thing that i

could have imagined, was making me sick. they were asking me if i had recently been in a third world country or if i have ever used needles or anything like that. >> this is serious stuff. if you have any of those berries, health officials reminding you to throw them out immediately. >> 5:45. happening now, firefighters working throughout the night making more progress on this massive wild fire burning north of los angeles. the powerhouse fire is still threatening about 275 homes, cooler temperatures and lighter winds overnight have helped fire crews out there. the 32,000 acre fire has destroyed at least six homes and damaged nine others. at this point, though, it is 60% contained. full containment is expected next week. >> good news there. christina has told us numerous times, we are in that state that has that fuel, that old, burning grass, that really makes it rough. >> specially as you travel

through southern california. you look at the hills down there. they are a lot dryer than what we have here in the bay area. what i can tell you is, they plan on full containment next week. between now and then, we are going to see the santa ana winds pick up again. that battle for that fire is still going to continue. i do believe until this week. they are going to get two days to get an upper hand today and tomorrow. we are still getting that strong, onshore flow, strong enough. i want to start with this live picture in particular to show you the low clouds have spanned all the way inland. this is sunol. that is our natural cooldown. that is our cooling agent as we head throughout the day today. that's going to keep your temperatures from soaring into the 90s. we are only going to hit the low 80s with the robust, onshore flow. look at your temperatures this morning. 54, san francisco. 55, san jose. 54, livermore. 55 up in napa. visibility is dropping off. it is not that bad at the surface just yet. we will let you know if that does become a factor. flight delays to the tune of 45

minutes. i do believe we are going to see some thick, low ceilings. we will stay on top. low clouds are going to hug the coastline. a cool ocean breeze carries that air all the way inland. some air making it into the delta today. heat relief for us through wednesday. the heat cranks thursday, friday, and saturday. that will be the peak as we see the strong ridge of high pressure turn our winds offshore. very dry conditions as we head into friday and saturday. i wouldn't be surprised to see a red flag warning go up. we are talking about record temps. these are your average temps for this time of jeyear. by tomorrow, above average, thursday, upper 80s. friday into saturday, the heat is on. triple digits for the first time i have had to use them on your seven-day outlook. that's for some of your metropolitan cities. a very hot weekend. make sure you are prepared for that. here in the bay area, we have

the luxury of the beach just about an hour away. let's check the drive. >> costco very close with the walk-in refrigerator, keep that in mind. south bay, 101. that will kick in now. it will recede a bit and really kick in after 6:00. we will watch that pattern, typical so far even though it is a traffic tuesday. we expect that heavier volume of traffic throughout the bay. as we approach the summer vacation, things will start to change. the off ramp, that's where the crash is still reporting with can activity. east 237 to zangar road. it is not affecting the flow of traffic on 237, specially counter commutes. westbound, a little slowing off of 280. a nice drive across the dumbarton bridge. 101 and 280, no delays in either direction for the roadways. we will give you a live view and

show you the volume of traffic. very sparsely populated through san francisco. we are looking toward the east bay. a nice flow of traffic as well. northbound, past high street, the earlier construction between the coliseum and downtown has completely cleared without any delay. a smooth flow of traffic. typical build for the tri-valley. we have a pretty big backup forming in these cash lanes. we should see the metering lights turned on. right now, they are off. you are talking about other lights on the bay bridge. >> not so good. >> a beautiful sight to behold when it is working. after being up for a few months, the bay bridge lights display suffering a breakdown. what you are seeing is not what the artist intended. some of the lights stuck on there. some of them simply just off.

here is a nice look at what it is supposed to look like. hundreds of the 25,000 lights just started to malfunction. organizers are hoping to have a timeline to get this fixed for the next few days. >> ford is recalling almost half a million cars and suvs this morning because of a fuel tank leak that could lead to a fire. 2013 models affected and so far, no crashes or fires are affected. the ford fusion, explorer, taur ra, flex, utility and police interceptor, the lincoln mkz, mks, and mkt are also affected. customers could smell gas or see a leak on the ground he has made no secret of it. 49ers head coach, jim harbaugh, says he has always had a love affair with the no nonsense honesty of judge judy. recently, he got to see her in action. took his pops along. jim and his father, jack, taking

the time to attend a taping of judge judy's show. the program aired last night. from the look of it, both father and son, i guess they are enjoying themselves, intensely focused on judge judy and her fun facts. judge judy, this is breathtaking. she makes $45 million a year. coach harbaugh, a mere $5 million. >> judge judy and harbaugh, they are similar in that he gets hyped up on the sideline too. >> jim can bring it. jim can bring it but much more subdued harbaugh crew at the judge show. 5:51. we will be back with the new look of what lululemon did to fix an embarrassing problem with yoga pants an e-mail that accuses a silicon valley leader of being stupid. we will take a look. [ wind howling ]

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good news in you like lululemon. they are bringing back the yoga pants with a new design. they recalled some pants because the fabric was too sheer. the new pants are already available in some stores and online. among the changes, the new pants have more fabric across the rear end. so they won't be see-through anymore. >> i see what you mean. federal prosecutors say apple's plan to fix ebook prices was totally transparent. >> prosecutors continue their case in a federal courthouse in new york city accusing apple of trying to artificially set prices on electronic books. on monday, they ran the judge through a power point presentation showing off some of the evidence they have been able to gather, including these hand-written notes taken by apple executives during meetings with book publishers and even

this e-mail between two book publishers that said, i think it would be prudent for you to double delete this from your e-mail files when you return to the office. prosecutors have this e-mail from a top lawer at simon and schuster. astonished that steve jobs was talking outloud about changing prices of ebooks. i can't believe he made the statements. it is incredibly stupid. >> now, it would appear the feds have apple dead to rights and indeed all the alleged coconspirators, the five big publishing houses settled out of court rather than go to trial. the key to apple's defense was that what the company was doing was not illegal. apple lawyers will say something to the effect of, yeah, you caught us, not breaking the law. other news we just got word this morning, surf air has been clearanced to begin passenger service by the faa. the charter airline offers an all you can fly plan. think of it as netflix for

flying. the peninsula, monterrey bay, santa barbara, with routes to vegas soon. 15 minutes, you park your car, on the plane, off you go, $1600 a month. >> sounds like a bargain if you fly to l.a. a lot. >> you pull right up, the luxury of the private jet. >> life is good. yesterday, we had some flight delays. christina loren, my dad has a flight to catch. he is heading out to maui today, is he going to be grounded by the fog at all? >> it depends on when he is taking off, between 7:00 and 9:00, there is that chance. we'll let you no know right her. temperatures are going to be really comfortable. better here than in hawaii. when you consider 72 degrees is room temperature, that's what we are expecting in oakland. a nice, cool breeze. you can open up the windows in your home. forget about the a.c. today. 5:56. let's check that drive.

a lot more company. traffic tuesday, building up quickly. san jose, the live view. things are moving smoothly up to the scene with the arrow. a crash north 101. at the bottom of your screen at taylor, another crash reported. the bay bridge, of course, we have a backup there. no metering lights yet. back to you. 5:57. a large rock slide closes lanes on a major highway into san francisco. one driver ran into this mess. what she says happened next. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created...

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chaos in court as the blade runner appears before a judge. new video as police push back reporters and new details about why his murder trial is being delayed. boy, oh boy, are we going to get spoiled in the weather department today. good morning, i'm meteorologist, christina loren, we are now in the 50s, headed toward the upper 70s. then, we crank that heat, record heat on the way. we will sort it all out for where you live coming up. i don't think i have ever shown you this camera angle before but i did find the source of a really unusual slowdown pattern. we will have that for your traffic tuesday coming up. >> i will have your traffic patterns going on on the golden gate bridge, some smooth sailing out there on this early morning on tuesday, june 4th. this is "today in the bay."