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."

good morning to you. are you awake? it is 6:00. i am marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. >> happy to have you with us. we have new video of that rock slide on highway 101 in marin county. this all happened a little after 2:00 in salsalito. chp officers say three of the four southbound lanes on 101 were actually blocked. we got a chance to speak to one of the drivers who saw the rocks actually hit them on her way home from work. >> i came up the hill and the rocks fly. it was too late. it was so dark. i saw a big rock and kind of just tried to climb over and pop the air bag. >> that's a rough go there. she also says the road is very dark through the area. they couldn't see the rocks before they hit them. we are happy to report, nobody was seriously hurt. caltrans ended up clearing that road about three hours ago.

new this morning, in oakland, one person is dead. another is hurt and in the hospital. an overnight shooting that led to a crash. police found the car crashed into a power pole on ghormley avenue. both people in the car had been shot. one of the victims had already died by the time officers arrived. the second victim is still alive in stable condition at the hospital. the crash left at least 129 pg&e customers without power on ghormley avenue. pg&e says the power should be back on at all those buildings now. >> police in san jose have arrested two suspects in the shooting deaths of two teenagers last weekend or the weekend before last. if we can tell you those suspects are teens themselves. one of them is 19-year-old matth matthew clifford of san jose. a 17-year-old is also under arrest. his name has not been released at this point.

the teens are suspected of shooting and killing 15-year-old christian kumwang and johnston kular. they do not believe the double shooting was gang related. clifford has been booked. the second suspect is at juvenile hall. the recent violence in the south bay has a state lawmaker, nora compost, who lives in san jose says the police should ask chp for help and prevent another wave of violence. the acting police chief says he is not sold on this idea. he tells nbc bay area, there are no immediate plans to reach out to other law enforcement agencies for assistance we have a warning for visitors at a popular palo alto trail. police on the lookout for a man that attacked and groped a female jogger. that woman was assaulted run ago long the palo alto bayland's

nature preserve, close to the palo alto golf course, around 11:00 in the morning it happened. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in palo alto right now with how other people on the trail jumped in to help the victim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. this jogger tells police she started to feel uncomfortable right away. that's because this man was jogging very close behind her. she says that she tried to stop three times to let him pass. each time, he stopped and stayed behind her. eventually, she was attacked. two cyclists actually stopped. they witnessed the whole thing and stopped to help her. well, now, palo alto police are trying to find them. they are the witnesses to this. they left before police could interview them. this started sunday morning around 11:00 a.m. a woman in her 30s was jogging at the baylands nature preserve by the golf course. a man jogged behind her and suddenly jumped on her back.

she thought he was trying to tape her to the ground. he groped her sexually over her clothes. she was able to fight him off. those two cyclists rode up and the guy ran away. all very disturbing for joggers here. >> it is very scary to hear of something like that happening in a neighborhood like this. that seems pretty safe and a lot of people come to. scares us into not coming here and getting the exercise. it does. >> another woman told palo alto police she thought this very same guy followed her earlier sunday morning. the suspect kind of a vague description. he is described as hispanic or biracial, about 20 years old, 5'8" tall, 160 pounds. he was sporting black, buzzed hair, clean-shaven, blue shorts, a white tee and shoes and also had two clear studs in his ears. i did call palo alto police.

i'm told they are working possibly on a sketch about you it hasn't been released yesterday. christie smith, "today in the bay." thank you very much. we will check back with you at about 6:45. time to check the weather as we give you a live look at san rafael. gray skies out there. cloud cover. meteorologist, christina loren, joins us with a look at the forecast. >> a little june groom this morning. good tuesday morning to you. thanks for waking up with us at 6:06. eye live look at san francisco. completely overcast here. we do have some flight delays to tell you about this morning out of sfo because of those thick, low ceilings. 35-minute delays. we will let you know if that gets any longer as we progress throughout the morning. it is going to take some time for the low cloud cover to clear. san francisco is the only city, only major city reporting any delays right now. we will let you know when that changes, if it does. you can see, winds are mostly coming out of the west onshore

flow, rather robust. carrying all the cool, pacific air. 26 miles per hour. that's pretty strong as we head throughout the day today. your temperatures are rather uniform right now, going to jump into the mid-50s to upper 70s, low 80s. no warmer than the low 80s. fairfield today right around 82 degrees. that's as high as i went. at noon, temperatures perfect for outdoor lunch plans, inland, 76 degrees at noon. you will round out the day at 80. 75 degrees bayside at the coast. your full forecast in just a few moments. we have a major heat wave headed your way. we are showing you how long it will last. first, traffic tuesday, some kids getting out of school. any difference out there, mike. >> not enough days so far to see the patterns show up. we did have a vacation day last week. i want to show folks over on this side the right side of your screen. we are looking at traffic that's flowing very smoothly.

then, there is this overhang. on the left side, the backup. the full shot. those are the metering lights. earlier, i showed you the backups past the metering lights. they turned on between the top of the show and just now, in the last six minutes. that's the reason we have a smoother flow of traffic. the detriment over here at the toll plaza, we have the backup. look at that. already filled in just over five minutes of backup past the 880 overcrossing and back toward west grand avenue. that's how quickly it builds at the bay bridge westbound direction. a smooth drive on the maze. things are starting to slow down. also, down the eastshore freeway, we are seeing some 50s. approaching the dublin interchange, the same thing for west 580 and west 84 for livermore. an early burst of traffic around valicitas. a big burst of traffic coming over towards vasco and north livermore. a stalled truck over on the i did not mark it.

whatever is going on. i will track it by chp. if they have to block the lanes, a live look outside. we will also show you how things are shaping up for fremont. building the volume for the south bay. we will show you those slowdowns. new this morning, a brief court hearing to olympian, oscar pistorius, to set a date for his murder trial in the shooting death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. lawyers agreeing to postpone that trial date until august 19th. august 19th would have been steenkamp's 30th birthday. he sat calmly without emotion with his family sitting behind him. when he left the courtroom, it was anything but calm. >> move back, sir. move back. open space. police pushing back scores of reporters as pistorius made

his exit. prosecutors addressing the media after that hearing saying the trial delay is happening so police can wrap up their investigation. pistorius facing a life sentence if convicted of premedicated murder. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, should photos and evidence linked to the sandy hook shooting be released to the public. we will tell you what the victims families have to say about that just ahead. a balcony barbecue sends five people plummeting down to the street below. we have new details about an overnight collapse. the president takes on trolls and we'll have crowd funding revolutions as well. also, high school seniors become internet celebrities. the first of its kind feature in a high school year book that's putting this couple in the spotlight.

a peek of north bay traffic headed in towards san rafael. san jose, a similar build. your slowdown. i will show you that build as it hits 101 coming up. past 6:13. a time for a check of the day's top stories. highway 101 is clear after a rock slide blocked several lanes in sausalito. it came down around 2:00. a driver hit the rocks and damaged her car. no one was seriously hurt police in palo alto warning

joggers to watch their sour roundings after a man groped a woman in the palo alto nature preserve. a woman was jogging when a man jumped on her back and assaulted her sunday morning. they are looking for anybody who may have seen the man in that area. >> the murder trial for olympic sprinter, oscar pistorius, has been delayed in august. they appeared enter court for a pre-trial hearing. more time to prepare their case. he is charged with murder for the shooting death of his girlfriend on valentine's day. breaking news to tell you about in san francisco. a car has crashed right into a house on keith street in the bayview district. we are currently launching our helicopter to check things out on that scene. no reports of any injuries. we will be bringing you updates as soon as we get new details. we take you overseas. protesters in turkey are using crowd finding to get the word

out on their demand. >> it spread from istanbul to the capital of anchora. they are using bay area companies to get the word out. >> we expect them to use facebook and twitter. now, they are turning to the company indy go go. protesters have raised month are than $80,000 from the san francisco start-up to buy full-page ads in american newspapers so they can explain to americans what's going on and what they want. originally, they would put an ad in "the new york times." they have enough money to put in the washington post as well. it started over the redevelopment of a park and now it is more about the future of turkey. will it continue to be a secular democracy as the protesters want or adopt more restrictive religious laws as the government seems to want. >> back here at home, the president taking on patent controls. issuing a series of executive

orders sent several recommendations to congress as well trying to tamp down on companies whose only purpose is to gather up old patents and use them to sue big successful companies. >> for an absolutely excellent explanation of what's going on, check out laura seydel's radio report on this american life. you can find it at thisamericanlife.org. we will keep our eye on zynga, a day after the company announced it would lay off hundreds. speaking of patents, one of the bits of trivia, mark pinkus, owns the patent that makes facebook run. no matter what happens to zynga, he is going to be just fine. now. >> we have flight delays

courtesy of low ceilings out there this morning. i will show you two things, how far inland those low clouds span this morning. a good sign of a cooler day ahead. look at how brown the hills are turning around the bay area. as you can see, we have a lot of dry brush around. as we heat up and dry out even more so, getting into this upcoming friday, saturday, and sunday, it is going to be hot. we have elevated fire danger. the next two days are going to be nice. low clouds for the first part of the day. heating temperatures nice and comfortable until noon. even inland. this is what we are talking about as we head throughout the day. l low clouds are going to sit at the coastline. cool ocean air comes in for the westerly breeze. if you want to open up the windows in your home, let that do the cooling for you. you don't need the a.c. temperatures touching on the low 80s. high pressure really starts to do its work. as we head through thursday and

friday, temperatures soar. saturday will be the peak. this weekend is going to be even hotter. 85 by wednesday. then, the heat soars. you are going to be hearing a lot about that, not just from me but all the meteorologists. cool off into monday but staying hot every day next week as well. if you are headed out to any graduations, make sure you have the spf 30 plus ready to go. the summer shift should start to happen. we will see less commuters.

a big burst of traffic in northbound 101, pretty typical, 680 up towards the airport. it is a little bit lighter. we typically see that where there is a crash, not causing as big a deal as we might think. a little bit lighter flow of traffic. up towards taylor, a crash on the shoulder as well. not presenting a big problem for your commute. here is the south bay overall. it is 6:20. 6:19, 6:20. we are looking at a pretty smooth drive, 280 and 87 just starting to show the build through the corridor. fremont as well. southbound coming up toward mission boulevard. a smooth floechlt w. we are starting to build the volume. another look toward the bay bridge. the berkeley curve, right here, where we are seeing the fast-track lanes with a good flow of traffic. pretty good at the bay bridge

toll plaza. we have the westbound direction of the eastshore freeway. flowing into berkeley. into the 50s. a little breakthrough emeryville, the berkeley curve approaching the backup at the toll plaza. 6:20. two boys voted cutest couple in their senior class at a new york high school say they didn't expect to get so much attention. this photo of the gay couple from carmel high school year book has become an online sensation getting hundreds of thousands of views on blogs and sites. they call the experience surreal and say they are proud to be part of the lgbt community. this just in. the german language has lost its longest word. have you seen it? look at it. we are not going to try to pronounce it. i'm certainly not. we will just show it to you instead. >> that was on wheel of fortune,

i would be. >> the word means the law delegating beef label monitoring. it was introduced as part of measures again mad cow disease. it is removed from the books because european union laws have changed. the word is no more. >> the key to saying that word is to make sure you have a good german accent a seaside barbecue becomes a sudden emergency. we'll tell you what firefighters say might have sent a malgobalc slamming right on to a sidewalk. >> plenty of cloud cover there. we are checking that forecast with meteorologist, christina loren, who says, get ready for a warmup. that's around the corner. it is 6:21.

welcome back. five people hurt when a balcony collapsed at a beachside apartment on long island. they will have to see if the apartments are safe. the building had flood damage from superstorm sandy, but not on the second floor where the balcony was located. the fire commissioner says five people and a barbecue may have been too much weight for the balcony to bear. firefighters finally getting

a better handle on a massive wild fire in northern l.a. county. still pretty rough down there. cooler temperatures and light winds overnight helping getting the fire 60% contained. that fire, we can tell you, has destroyed at least six homes and burned through 50 square miles. that is roughly the size of the entire city of san francisco. all mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted. james holmes will be in court today. he is asking a judge to accept his plea from not guilty to not guilty by reason of insanity. if it is accepted, holmes would be given a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation, which could last for months. he is charged with 166 counts of murder and attempted murder for the shooting at a colorado movie theater last summer. more than 50,000 people have signed an online petition to block the release of gory crime

scene photos and other evidence from the sandy hook shooting. a bill backed by connecticut governor would withhold evidence from the public unless families give written permission for their release. media groups and other advocates have some concern that that bill would harm government transparency. the senate committee would take a look at sexual assaults in the military. the joint chief of staffs as well as each branch of the military will testify. they want to remove commander's from the process of deciding whether serious crimes such as sexual misconduct go to trial. military leaders worry a change like that would make it hard for them to maintain discipline. also, on capitol hill, the house ways and means committee will hear from conservative groups which were allegedly targeted by the ichrs.

they complained about long delays on word of their tax status. the u.s. treasuries, inspector general and the outgoing commissioner have already testified before congress. still ahead, a unique decoration with special significance. we will tell you why police are on the lookout for this pig on a bike. why it is so important to one family to track it down. plus, a special election in santa clara county. the criminal activity that's sending voters back to the ballot box. right now, live outside to the traffic moving along just fine in fremont. of course, our traffic expert, mike incompetent knouye, taking the rhodes throughooads through area. it is 6:27. star command,

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we timed that one out perfectly for you. here we go on tuesday, june 4th. this is "today in the bay." welcome back, everybody. good morning. i'm jon kelley. i'm marla tallez. in for laura garcia cannon. we have been updating breaking news in san francisco where a car has crashed right into a house. this is located on keith streets located in the bayview district. our helicopter minutes away from that scene. we are being told a building inspector is also on the way. we understand that car appears to be a range rover that crashed into the garage of that home. so far, no word of any injuries. we will, of, bring you any updates as soon as we get them into the newsroom. >> a well-known south bay politician will be sentenced this friday after pleading guilty to five felony charges. before then, voters this morning, they are picking his replacement. bob redell is live at the registrar of voters with this story for us. good morning.

good morning, jim and marla. those polls open in just about half an hour at 7:00 here in the south bay for a special election that does not seem to be particularly popular with voters. 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. expected to cost at least half a million dollars. voters will be electing a new santa clara county supervisor for district two, which encompasses most of downtown son jose and areas east and south. seven candidates are in the running. only five have been attending the debates, including this one, put on by the career tv community channel. they need 50% of the vote to win. otherwise, first and second place will compete in a runoff next month. at least one political analyst does expect to happen. they are vying for the position vacated by former county supervisor, george shirakawa. he pled guilty to five felonies

and seven misdemeanors related to abuse of public money. he will be sentenced this friday. bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you, bob. also in san jose. the city council voting again today on a plan to increase the marijuana business tax raising it from 7% to 10%. that plan passed a preliminary vote just last week. today's vote will be the final one on that issue. >> in contra costa county, hercules residents will vote on measure a, which will raise more revenue for the city. that would include bills such as gas, electric, water, phone, and cable tv. the city might have to disband its police department and contract out with the contra costa county sheriff's office. the san francisco pride board expected to meet again today to discuss whether army private, bradley manning, should be named grand marshal of the annual pride parade.

supporters crowded into the meeting of the board demanding organizers change their mind. word got out last month that manning had been chosen even though the board had not made an official decision. they said his appointment was a mistake. hundreds spoke out of protest. he is awaiting a court-martial for leaking classified government documents to wikileaks. >> if you liked yesterday's forecast, chances are you are going to like today's. >> good morning to you. you probably don't like flight delays on a tuesday morning. it is this low cloud cover that is going to keep us nice and cool. we still have the 35-minute delays. everywhere else across the nation looking pretty good. we have a severe weather system heading into the mississippi river valley today. keep that in mind if you are trying to catch a flight. river more, 9-mile-per-hour wind speed out of the west transporting that cool ocean air

all the way inland. a good-looking day shaping up. if you want to open up the windows, right now is a good time to do so. comfortable conditions for outdoor plans on the water. 76 at noon. 80 to round out the day. 75 bayside at the coast. 63 degrees. we have a major heat wave headed our way. i will give you the timeline for the changes, let you know when we will peak and finally when we are looking towards heat relief. i can tell you right now, high fire danger as we get into the end of the week. we'll sort it all out in my next report. first, let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. we saw an early backup, an early slowdown after the metering lights were turned on. we've seen things calm down. we do see the fast-track lanes still doing pretty good movement here. that upper deck moves smoothly just off of the toll plaza. we will show you the maps with the speed sensors across the

area. an early start. kind of help steady there. 24 westbound. there were reports of a crash there. concern in your direction. we have two disabled vehicles on the shoulder at saint stevens. if shouldn't be as much of an issue. we'll update you as chp comes up with more information on that. we'll show you a live look at fremont with a smooth flow southbound. you are picking up the -volume. you find a little bit of slowing from dakota. that's highway 84 on the dumbarton bridge. this is where things get a little more crowded as you are heading toward mission. showing a nice, smooth flow of traffic. let's see what we have. we are going to show that to you guys in the next report. we'll look forward to that. thank you very much. a newark family hoping the p public can help them find a stolen lawn ornament with value. this disappeared from the family's home on dairy avenue

just off newark boulevard on tuesday. the family says the art was given to their 7-year-old daughter by her grandfather from japan. that young girl has autism. the family says the art has very special meaning for her. newark police now asking anybody who might happen to know what happened to the art to please give them a call. it is 6:36. still ahead. banning manikins. the way one city is trying to get rid of crimes against women. new reports of antti niemi malevacuation as a severe storm floods a zoo. >> a look at the golden gate bridge. >> a little gloomy looking. >> june gloom, as it is called. traffic looks just to be fine from this perspective. mike is scheking the roads. it is 6:36.

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again, in the bayview district on keith, this is a gold range rover slammed right into a house. overseas now at 6:40, violent protesters stretching into a fifth day in turkey. overnight protesters used fire extinguishers as trees caught fire in a neighborhood in istanbul. some are wearing masks while police used tear gas to drive them away. police raided the peaceful sit-in intended to protest plans at a local park water levels are expected to peak sometime today. more than 7,000 people have been evacuated so far all across the country due to the rising waters there. a zoo in prague had to tranquilize tigers and move other animals to higher ground. water there just surged. zookeepers say it is possible the entire lower section of the

zoo complex has been completely destroyed in india, manikins displaying lingerie may be banned as antti niemi ti-rape m. some say the ban would have no impact on violence against women. many cities have demanded stronger protections for women since the gang rape and killing of a stew diudent on a bus last september. prince philip attending a service to mark queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. the 91-year-old prince had to miss the gala reception at the very last minute yesterday due to illness. today's service at westminster abbey is expected to draw some 2000 guests 6:41. coming up, the blade runner back in court. we take you to south africa for new details about who was inside that courtroom alongside oscar

pistorius and in-depth information about why his trial is being delayed. >> rocks sliding and cars sliding. with he will tell you about the unexpected and bumpy ride on a bay area highway overnight.

j break can news. a car has crashed into a home on keith street. it looks like a gold range rover crashed into the garage area of this home. so far, no word on any injuries. of course, we will bring you

updates just as soon as we get new details. also new this morning, a brief court appearance for olympian, oscar pistorius, to set his date for his murder trial in the shooting death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. pistorius, who had grown a beard over resent months, was clean-shaven today, very subdued at that hearing with his family there showing their support sitting behind him in court. nbc was in court for today's hearing and we are joined from south africa with a look at when we can see the blade runner go to trial. >> reporter: oscar pistorius looks composed as he arrived here at the court in pretoria this morning. he barely spoke a word during the 20-minute hearing which was a big step toward his murder trial which may come early next year. he is accused of the premeditated murder of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, on the morning of valentine's day, february, this year.

he says he shot through the bathroom door where reeva steenkamp was sitting, because he thought an intruder had broken into his home. he was told here inside the court that he must return here on august 19th or face having a warrant for his arrest issued. that is the same day that would have been reeva's 30th birthday. now, time to check the weather as we take you live outside to oakland. a nice shot of the traffic moving along on 880. you can see the gray skies, though. it is called june gloom. >> it seems like a nice day for christina loren to go out and that gloom will go away and get real nice. >> he is a man who has lived here for a good amount of time. >> i followed your lead. >> 6:46. a good-looking day shaping up. the reason i want you to enjoy today and tomorrow is because of where we are headed, triple digit heat just around the corner. the warmest air of the year so far, not just season, the year.

so far, it is going to be really, really hot out there. what i can tell you is, we officially kick off summertime on the8 ñ 21st of this month. at that point, we're not expecting a whole lot of this june gloom to cool us off in the afternoon hours. as you know, it has been a very dry year, specially on the south bay. we do have high fire danger. that's what we are worried about as we get into this weekend. 55 degrees, not today. a beautiful robust onshore flow. low clouds are spanning all the wee inland. they are going to take their time to clear as well. we are going to see a really, really nice day. here is how it all works out. winds mostly coming out of the west. that cool, low cloud cover stays right at the coast. the wind brings the cool ocean air inland. as we head throughout the day, that will be the case. that's going to be the case for tomorrow. then things really start to change. this ridge of high pressure has a lot of energy associated with

it. it is going to drive our winds offshore very quickly. we see the very dry pattern developing in the bay area. your temperatures today are going to jump from the 70s, 80s into the 90s and triple digits as we head through the weekend. we want to sfendpend a little e time and walk you through. 98 degrees by friday. 100 degrees for saturday. a touch cooler for sunday into monday. staying warm and dry even next week. mike, over to you. that's just hot. that's a meteorological team, h.o.t. looking over here, slow, s-l-o-w. 85 shows the yellow and now the orange. that means speeds coming down in towards 50 mimles an hour. the south bay, starting up and continuing over the next hour for the real big build.

west 580 slows toward the dublin interchange. slow in towards livermore. here is 84, continuing to build. we have slower speeds through 680. speeds coming down just below 60 but starting to continue with a build for the sunol area. you will see more slowing throughout the morning. a smooth drive through castro valley. the castro valley "y" not a concern. there is backup here. out of hayward, because, again, of that volume of traffic. a smooth drive toward that san mateo bridge toll plaza. across the bay, a live shot. the approach coming off of 92, not so bad, specially for traffic tuesday. very nice spacing between the cars. you are at the limit for the bridge, which is about 65 or 70. no problems or delays. the golden gate bridge, a smooth drive across the bay as well. low cloud covering. visibility for drivers, that's okay. i am not talking about pilots. we are talking about drivers on the roadway.

some fly down the roads at times. we have new video of that rock slide on highway 110 in marin county. this all happened around 2:00 in salsalito. at one point, three of the four southbound lanes on 101 were blocked. one driver telling us he actually hit those rocks and damaged the car. we are happy to report, no be was seriously hurt. caltrans was able to clear that road about 3 1/2 hours ago. new this morning, in oakland, one person is dead. another is in the hospital in an overnight shooting that led to a crash. police found the car crashed into a power pole on ghormley avenue. one person died and the second victim is alive in stable condition at the hospital. the crash left at least 129 pg&e customers without worm overnight and in other areas near 98th

street and 880. pg&e says the power should be back by now in all the buildings san jose police have arrested two suspects in the shooting death of two teenagers last weekend. one of them, 19-year-old matthew clifford of san jose. a 17-year-old who is also under arrest. the name has not been released on that suspect. the teens are suspected of shooting and killing 15-year-old christian cumlang 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 is at juvenile hall palo alto police are asking for your help in finding a suspect accused of groping a jogger at a popular trail. this happened along the palo alto baylands nature preserve, very close to the palo alto golf course sunday morning at 11:00. "today in the bay's" christie

smith is live in palo alto with more details on this investigation. christy, good morning. >> we just saw our first group of joggers. a rather large group of women. they are urging joggers to be rather careful after a woman was attacked on the trail. they are also looking for two bicyclists who helped this woman. they think they may be witnesses to all this, what happened on the baylands preserve trail sunday morning around 11:00 a.m. when a woman in her 30s noticed a man that was jogging really close behind her. it made her feel very uncomfortable. she said she stopped three times to try and let him pass. each time, he stopped behind her. when she got near the golf course, he suddenly jumped on her back to try and take her down to the ground and groped her. she was able to fight back. those two bicyclists stopped to help her as the attacker ran away. all very disturbing for people who enjoy the popular trail. >> we were really shocked.

this seems like a pretty safe area. we have been out here for more than a year. i never heard anything happening. it is a shock. it kind of makes us afraid to come here. >> the police officers also interviewed another woman in her 40s who said a man followed her from an athletic club bathroom that same morning on sunday. she thinks that he looked similar to the description of the attacker. he is described as hispanic or biracial, about 20 years old, 5'8" tall, 160 pounds. he had dark, buzzed hair. he was clean-shaven, had on shorts, a white t-shirt, white tennis shoes and also had clear or diamond studs in his ears. police have increased their patrols again asking women to be very careful out here and they are working with the victim to try and come up with the suspect's sketch. reporting live in palo alto, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> happening right now, bay area

police searching for a 77-year-old woman with alzheimer's. we can tell you a silver alert has been issued. she was last seen yesterday morning at her home in san lorenzo. police say she is just under five feet tall with brown hair and brown eyes. she could be driving a 2003 four-door toyota camry with a california license plate. a major mistake in a classroom could cost a bay area high school teacher his job. he accidentally showed his class a naked picture of himself. richard styner is a teacher at san leandro high school. he came under scrutiny when he told staff he accidentally showed his class a naked photo of himself during a file demo. school officials called police. during a search of the school computer, they found child pornography and more than 200

pornographic stories. he is now on unpaid administrative leave. >> we want to update you on a new sickness this morning linked to those frozen berries sold at costco. health officials estimate about 30 people from california got sick with hepatitis a after eating these berries sold under the name could townsend farms organic anti-oxidant blend. we told you yesterday about a woman from contra costa county being one of those affected. both have been treated at the hospital and have since been released. in the meantime, a southern california woman is already taking legal action here. lynda brackenridge suing costco and the maker of the berries. she remains hospitalized but is expected to recover. >> los gatos counsel council gich given the go ahead in a

controversial business park to help keep netflix from skipping town. the council did cut down on the size of this project limiting the square footage and height of the proposed buildings from the developer's original plan. netflix is growing and says it needs to move to a bigger building. the company has already signed a ten-year lease for one of the new buildings. this just in at $2.5 billion deal just made in san francisco. it is monumental. joining us saying this one is just minutes old. >> sales force will buy exact target, a company out of indianapolis, for that huge $2.5 billion. now, what sales force and exact targets do are not very sexy. they provide software services over the internet for business people? you can tell by that big price, this is a big industry and important to the bay area. taking a look at the mashrkets at-large, the dow industrials are up 36 points, nasdaq up 10.

zynga laid off a huge number of people. we just got word that surveyors have been given the clearance to give passenger service by the faa. the charter airline hybrid offers an all you can fly plan, kind of like the netflix of flying. between the peninsula and monterrey bay and routes to vegas. they taxi over to the executive side. you pull up in your car and walk on your airplane. $1600 a month. they ask you to get there 15 minutes before the flight leaves. so you can see the convenience. if you fly to l.a. all the time,that would be pretty cool. >> i want to be an executive. >> you fly private all the time. >> yeah. i have my own personal jet, sure. >> it is invisible on the side. i like where you are going scott mcgrew. >> meteorologist, christina

loren, here is the super woman around here. >> thank you. we have great-looking weather to get through this morning and today. two more days before the heat cranks. 80, inland. at the coast, 63 degrees. >> the approach to san mateo bridge, lighter than normal. back to normal now. the south bay, getting really heavy for your northbound commutes. 101, 280, 87, 5, slow. hanging up in the cupertino. 880 jamming down through hayward into union city. breaking news into san francisco where this gold range rover has crashed into a home in the bayview district on keith street. so far, no word on any injuries. >> that's going to leave a mark. the time now is 6:58. time for one final check of the day's top stories. the murder trial for olympic sprinter, oscar pistorius, has been delayed until august.

he is charged with murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend. police in palo alto, they are searching for a man who groped a woman in the palo alto bayland's preserve. a man jumped on her back and assaulted her on sunday morning. a special election being held today to replace a disgraced santa clara county supervisor, george shirakawa jr. left the board of supervisors after he admitted to abusing public funds. seven candidates are vying to replace him. he will be sentenced on friday. the "today" show is next. we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update and every half hour after that. >> and you and i are back at 11:00 to start it up and update you throughout the day. that's what's happening on "today in the bay." thanks a lot for joining us. we will see you tomorrow. >> have a great tuesday, everyone.

good morning. developing now, top commanders to come face to face today with lawmakers who want answers over a rash of sex assaults in the military. this as a new case emerges within the renowned football program. new this morning, oscar pistorius makes his first court appearance in months overnight. why the prosecutors want more time in the murder case against the olympic sprinter. and harrowing delivery, a frantic call to 911 as a mother carrying twins goes into labor on the side of a highway. >> his lips are still blue? >> yes. >> we'll check in on mom and baby today, tuesday, june 4th, 2013.