minutes. and seize the day. we're in the 50s, couple of low 60s out there. the heat cranks thursday, friday into saturday. we'll time out all the changes in your full forecast. it was great overnight work weather. now those crews are starting to clear, causing a bit of a slowing for 880. we'll point out the slow spots coming up. that is the bay bridge. see those lights there. they've been having to work on them the last few days, trying to get them back into working order. good luck to them. it's spectacular when it is actually going the right way. it is wednesday, june 5th and this is "today in the bay." it is 5:00 on the nose. good morning, everybody. always happy to have you along with us. i'm jon kelley. >> good morning. i'm marla tell ez in for laura garcia-cannon. it could turn out to be the largest drug scandal in major league baseball history. players with bay area ties are front and center.

bob redell is live at o.co coliseum. ba bartolo colon and melky cabrera could face even more suspensions? >> reporter: this entire scandal, good morning to you, marla, which broke last night could lead to the suspensions of at least 20 major league baseball players. in two days an informant for major league baseball is expected to link a's pitcher bartolo colon, melky cabrera and yankees star alex rodriguez to performance-enhancing drugs. anthony bosch, founder of the now closed biogenesis. he has agreed to give these names in exchange for them dropping a lawsuit against bosch. colon was suspended for elevated

levels of testosterone. so was melky cabrera, who was back at at&t park last night in a game for the giants, first time playing since last year's suspension. he said last night he was unaware of this report and if he was suspended again, it would be a harsh punishment because he he already served his sentence. bosch is expected to name yankees superstar alex rodriguez, who before has admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs and ryan braun who plays for the milwaukee brewers, which will play the oakland a's this morning starting around 11:00. and for the athletics, bartolo colon. crews working very hard just pulled an suv out of the water at berkeley aquatic park. this ended up there, following an overnight chase.

officers started following a black range rover on the bay bridge at 10:30 last night. through berkeley ended up at the aquatic park. they drove the suv right directly into the water, unable to get out of the vehicle and then swim his way back to shore on his own. he was able to do that. the officers then immediately took him into custody. no word yet on any charges that he will be facing. but the chp tells us it believes he might have been -- actually had a run-in with the san francisco police before this chase started. >> 5:03. investigators in fremont are still trying to figure out what caused a horrific crash that killed a 3-year-old boy. the boy's father and mother are both in the hospital this morning. his mother is clinging to life. fremont police say the car he was in was speeding down the parkway yesterday afternoon when the driver lost control and slammed into a tree. the 3-year-old boy was thrown from the car and died at the

scene. the milpitas family was reportedly headed to a water park. >> oakland police are searching for a man they say is responsible for a dangerous crime spree all across the city. police believe this man, 26-year-old jamar cleveland, is connected to two shootings, three carjackings and at least two possible kidnappings in the span of an hour and 15 minutes. this all started around 10:45 yesterday morning. police say cleveland shot a woman, then carjacked another person to get away, then police say he he carjacked two more people before shooting another person. both of the victims, good news, they are expected to survive. if you happen to see this man, you're asked to please call the oakland police department. >> third grade teacher in union city accused of molesting students in his classroom will face a judge today. 47-year-old michael howie is expected to answer to 40 charges of child molestation on the campus of alvarado elementary

school. accusing him of isolating female students, giving them long hugs, rubbing their bellies and kissing them on the mouth. nine victims from alvarado called their teacher's actions disgusting and uncomfortable. a former richmond elementary school aide has admitted in court to molesting his students. 58-year-old jeffrey jones, pleading guilty to molesting nine girls at richmond college prep. according to prosecutors, all the victims were between sp 7 and 10 years old and the crimes happened between the 2010 and 2011 school year. most of the victims claimed jones touched them over their clothing, but others say he reached under their shirts and their pants. jones' plea agreement calls for five years in prison and lifetime registration as a sex offender. san jose man facing felony charges for smashing his car through a walmart store is

expected to enter a plea in court today. he crashed his car in east san jose back in march. witnesses say he got out of the car and began attacking customers with a metal club. he was eventually tackled by several people and held until police arrived. zayed is also accused of driving a car into a san jose gas station late last year. causing some unforeseen headaches for soon-to-be graduates. security will be tight in san ho jose, trouble for 400 students of bernal intermediate school. they're supposed to graduate tomorrow afternoon. because the president is in town, the roads to that area will be shut down. the school principal is now encouraging students to take light rail. the president's visit is also expected to cause trouble for downtown businesses. president obama is scheduled to leave town friday morning. 5:06. susan g. komen's upcoming three-day walk in san francisco

will be its last in the city by the bay. christie smith is live in san francisco with why the breast cancer charity is canceling the event all together. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're at their offices in san francisco on o'farrell street. the organization is saying this is a really difficult decision but their three-day walk brought a lot of attention to breast cancer, but their participation levels are difficult to sustain. in fact, they've been dropping off. what that means is that san francisco will be one of seven cities where the signature walk is canceled next year in 2014. participation at komen races have been down since its founder tried to stop sending funds to planned parenthood. in the past, the susan g. komen thr three-day walk in the bay area has attracted thousands of people, trying to end breast cancer and fund research. it's one of their biggest

fund-raising tools, in fact. the walk held in 14 cities canceled in seven. now next year, this is what this is about -- this year's walk still happening. the cities canceled are san francisco, washington, d.c., phoenix, boston, chicago, cleveland and tampa bay, because those are the cities, apparently, not meeting the big fund-raising goals. this won't affect the well-known race for the cure in california. if you're still interested, this will still be going on, the three-day walk, in san diego. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. it is 5:08 right now. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren as temperatures continue to rise. >> oh, yeah. we'll get one more nice day, though. good morning to you. temperatures start rising as of tomorrow. then they really start climbing as we head through friday into saturday. today, not too bad. this is the reason why. we're getting plenty of low clouds overhead this morning. now low clouds yesterday forced

flight delays of sfo. 55 in san francisco. good morning to you there. 61 in sunnyvale. thanks for wake iing up with us oakland at 56 degrees. visibility look good. the thickest fog, we'll see between seven and nine. keep that in mind as you're trying to make your morning plans. you don't need to add any additional time for your commute just yet. we'll let you know what that becomes a factor. the fog will clear inland. it will hug the coastline and winds out of the west will transport that cool marine air all the way inland. here is what we are expecting today in the bay. temperatures about noon will be comfortable for your outdoor lunch plans. 81 by 4:00 pm. 73 bay side and at the coast 61 degrees. stick around. i'll show you when that warm-up really starts to kick in and where you live how hot it's

going to get. microclimates playing a factor this time of year, mike. let's check on that drive. >> also the microcommutes taking affect. shifting focus as the morning continues. oakland 880. crews in motion means slower motion as you're passing north and coliseum here. also construction past marina heading up into this area. the map will show you we're registering a little slowdown. not a big problem. southbound side has crews as you pass 23rd heading downtown toward hyatt street. lighter volume of traffic. castro valley, hayward, all smooth drives. west and eastbound both directions. no problems for the tri-valley right now. 85 through livermore, 680 through sunol, fremont. live look at 880. smooth drive past tesla. dixieland on-ramp, there's a stall there.

>> keeping you busy this morning. thanks, mike. indeed. 5:10 right now. a meeting could impact thousands of bay area college students. what we're learning about the future of the community college of san francisco. caught on camera, new video of a shooting that left tens of thousands of people without phone service back in april. much better video of the head of twitter on top of a bridge. why? we'll try to figure it out, coming up.

welcome back in. it is 5:13. pilots are back in the cockpit of the 787. that doesn't mean they're happy about it. scott mcgrew, the pilots union facing concerns even after they say the battery problems are fixed. >> pilots say boeing didn't give them a way of watching those batteries, monitoring them, something wereo go wrong again. ana and other airlines stopped flying the boeing 787 dreamliner

after a number of short circuits caused small fires. the japanese pilots union tells "the new york times" this morning pilots think boeing should have added more battery monitoring equipment to the plane's cockpit so the pilots could keep an eye on that new situation. the federal government says certain models of jeep may catch fire if hit from behind. national highway traffic safety administration says many versions of the jeep grand cherokee and this, the jeep liberty, should be recalled. chrysler has said no. in a statement, chrysler says the cars meet or exceed all safety standards. let's get a check of the markets this morning. cnbc's courtney regan is live at their world headquarters. >> markets are flat after the dow snapped its streak of tuesday gains of 20 straight weeks. fed policy, we'll get data on private sector job growth.

productivity, factory orders, dow falling 76 points yesterday. trade will open today at 15,177 when the opening bell sounds. >> courtney, thank you very much. we've seen bad welds on the bay bridge, failing lights on the bay bridge. what haven't we seen on the bay bridge? the founder of twitter until now. jack dorsey climbed to the top of the bridge with permission and help from caltrans, shot the adventure, standing very still, using that vine video function for twitter. there he is, standing, barely breathing on top of the bay bridge. now why is he there? we don't really know. we can't help but notice the coincidence that they just made a version of that vine video system for android. we'll assume that's it. we also assume he got down safely. >> yeah. let's hope so. >> we can check with mike, though. >> let's check twitter. >> there you go. >> why did he do it? because he can. >> it got our attention.

didn't it? >> keep it cool, kind of stern. chr christina loren is telling us get it while you can. today is the last night one you can get up and enjoy before the steam comes your way? >> depends where you live, the microclimate. best part of living here in the bay area, it only takes five minutes to an hour to get over to that beach and really cool down. that's right. if you have a specific weather question, follow me @christi me @christime me @christina-loren. boy, that garlic is robust. you can really smell it traveling along 152. as we head throughout the next couple of days, our winds will actually change, blowing all that garlic back out to the northeast. this is what we're expecting. high pressure moves in. winds move offshore, pump from land to sea and we heat up as a result to levels we have not yet experienced this year.

make sure you're ready for that. 70s and 80s right by the beach and 90s to the triple digits in some of your inland cities. temperatures today, though, one more day. one more day of beautiful conditions. 78 degrees in gilroy. 75 for san jose and 61 in san francisco. here is what i'm talking about. by tomorrow, we'll be closer to 90 degrees and friday closer to 100 degrees. straight up 100 on saturday. sunday, temps tumble. we'll cool you off a touch monday and tuesday with the storm system to our north. we will cool off in the bay area. southern california will not. they still have dangerous fire conditions down there for us. we'll start to see our fire conditions improve dramatically monday into tuesday with more of an onshore flow. let's check that drive tomorrow morning, mike. >> good morning. south bay, traffic flows nicely. couple of concerns. first of all, southbound 880. show i showing a good deal of slowing over the last 45 minutes past brokaw, 101, and steven's creek boulevard. those crews have completely

cleared. at least the slowing has cleared. that's better news for your commute. just starting to buildf"@ñ for and 87. not a big deal. 87 as you head up toward capital expressway there's a report of someone fixing a flat tire. they're in your lane, one lane north past capital expressway. be careful. use caution through the area. looking over here toward oakland, 880, smooth flow of traffic. live shot there in a second. i want to check that foster city approach. a smooth drive as far as traffic flow goes. it's looking heavier than we typically see at 5:18. that's unusual. yesterday's traffic looked lighter. there's the maps. oakland live camera over there and how things are shaping up at the coliseum. things are moving nicer as we have finally those things cleared and the bay bridge. get a quick look out there. jack dorsey was on top of there. it looks like he got down okay, guys. back to you. >> appreciate the update. 5:18 right now.

we'll soon find out what's next for a city college of san francisco. california's largest community college was given a sanction last year after numerous violation violations in the institution's operations. today, an accreditation board will discuss whether the school has made enough changes to keep its doors open. the commission will meet for three days and we can expect it will keep a tight led on that process. the commission's reports will likely be released early next month. two dead birds found in san mateo have tested positive for west nile virus. they are the first cases of west nile found in that county this year. according to the california department of public health, 20 cases have been found statewide, including one human case in sacramento. west nile virus is transmitted by mosquito bites. people are advised to drain any standing water to keep mosquitos from breeding. a follow-up for you this morning. remember that san jose woman best known for planting part of a finger in her bowl of chili? >> impo be to forget. >> yeah.

she will soon be back behind bars. san jose mercury news reports she will serve two years in prison for lying to police after her son accidentally shot himself in the ankle. her son is a convicted felon and is not supposed to have a gun. she became infamous, spending four years in prison after she lied about finding that severed finger in a bowl of wendy's chili in 2005. hepatitis a connected to the frozen berries sold at costco. 22-year-old woman from santa clara county was hospitalized townsend farms organ ic frozen blend. they pulled those berries off their shelves last week. pg&e substation in south san jose. in this video released, watch closely. sparks of light from the bullets that hit the substation near

highway 101. the shooting happened in april and damaged five transformers. the outage that followed lasted days and left many at&t customers in this area without any phone service. at&t is offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. 5:21 right now. coming up, a very important story, some information you'll want to hear before you head out the door about the worst time to be out on the roads in the bay area and the most congested roadway in the south bay.

rise and shine, everybody. plenty of fog cover over san francisco. still a nice, pretty shot to wake you up on this wednesday. time now is 5:23. 400 pieces of counterfeit

designer items have been confisca confiscated by police. nicky's european fashion was busted in a sting, making several undercover purchases from the shop in that investigation. after confirming the purchase items were, in fact, fake, police returned to that store to seize products. it's yet to be determined whether or not the store owner will be prosecuted. >> a new report out on how much time we're spending in traffic each day. congestion increased 25% between april this year and april of last. it makes san jose the seventh most congested city in america and the 28th in the entire world. commuters spent 31 hours in traffic last year. in san francisco, congestion increased 22%, making it the third most congested city in america and the tenth most congested in the world. most congested hour of commute

in the bay area? thursdays at 6:00 pm. in the morning, it's tuesdays at 9:00 am. the study also found the worst roadway to drive in the south bay in terms of traffic is highway 101 between sunnyvale and de la cruz boulevard. >> stories like that have me looking forward to get the app of instant time atravel. >> another reason to work early morning, no traffic in the morning. >> good point. christina, beam us up some good werth out there. >> okay, jonny. you can roll down your window and give your ac a break. today will be the case. this weekend, not so much the case as we really heat you up. 81 for today in livermore. 61 in san francisco. 72 in fremont. how hot will it get where you live? i'll answer that question coming up in just a few minutes. first, let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. our view of palo alto, just

fine. easy drive for 101 here. farther north. we'll show you the maps. heading past the dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge, smooth to the peninsula as well. southbound 101 passing by the airport boulevard off-ramp there. sounds like there's a crash on the off-ramp, affecting at least one lane. freeway itself, 101, clear there. just getting reports chp heading out to the scene. we're tracking that. heading south from novato through san rafael, no major delays. more traffic through the curve at terre linda. >> thank you, mike. vallejo police shoot and kill a gunman on a boat. we'll show you the sketch of a man accused of attacking a woman on a southbay popular jogging trail.

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hit three banks in the bay area. details coming up next. scary part is that our kids believe that the police are supposed to look out for them and protect them. >> they should have done something else. they should have done something. >> a prowler lurking around a south bay elementary school. school administrators say police didn't show up when called. what the district is now doing to ensure student safety. one more gorgeous day. temperatures this morning are nice and mild. we'll end up in the low 80s. that's it for the warmest cities. then we crank the heat. i'll let you know who could be breaking, even shattering temperature records coming up. as we're starting in on your wednesday commute, i've got my eyes on a crash for the peninsula. the latest for highway 101, coming up. eyes on that golden gate bridge as the morning progresses. christina loren is telling us carpe diem. seize the day out there.

it's going to be a beautiful one. it is 5:30 on the nose. good morning, thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, i'm jon kelley. we are on the verge of the largest drug scandal in major league baseball history. and bay area players are front and center. bob redell is live at o.co coliseum. former giant melky cabrera and bartolo colon could face more suspensions. >> at least 20 major league baseball players could be facing suspension. in a couple of days, informant for major league baseball is expected to link oakland a's pitcher bartolo colon and former giants outfielder melky cabrera to performance-enhancing drugs. anthony bosch, founder of the now closed biogenesis anti-aging clinic outside miami.

he is expected to talk to mlb and drop the dime on these players. in exchange, major league baseball will drop a lawsuit they filed against bosch. colon was suspended for elevated levels of testosterone last year and so was melky cabrera. his first time playing since last year's suspension. he told usa today at last nig night's game he was unaware of this new report and that if he were suspended again, it would be a harsh punishment, because he has already served his sentence. those are his words. bosch is expected to name yankees superstar alex rodriguez, who has, before, admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs and ryan braun, national league mvp in 2011. he now plays for the milwaukee brewers, which will play the oakland a's later this morning. and starting for the athletics will be batterolo colon.

reporting live outside o.co here in oakland, bob redell for "today in the bay." an officer shooting and killing an armed man. around 7:00 last night, police got a call of a loud verbal and physical argument on a boat in the vallejo marina. a man pointed a gun at the officer who responded to that call. fearing for his safety, the officer shot the man. he was pronounced dead. no one else was hurt. trying to find the men responsible for three brazen armed robberies. bank robberies, that is. we'll show you the surveillance individu video featuring one of those men at the cathay bank in millbrae monday. this trio is likely also connected to another robbery in san francisco monday. the same three are believed responsible for a third robbery at a wells fargo bank on irving

street in san francisco. that happened april 19th. police say in all three robberies, the men jumped behind the teller's counter and took the money. withins in two of those robberies say the suspects ended up taking off in a lighter color, older model sedan similar to a ford taurus. police released a sketch of a man who groped a woman on a popular jogging trail. take a look at this sketch. police are looking for an hispanic or biracial man in his 20s wearing clear stud earrings. he may also have tattoos on his arms. he was following a woman on the trail in the baylands nature preserve when he jumped on her back and groped her. she fought him off. two bicyclists scared him away p police have stepped up patrols on that trail. hiring private security because it says it doesn't trust san jose police to keep its kids safe. administrators at cherrywood elementary in northeast san jose

say they will bring in two security officers for peace of mind. they called police monday afternoon after a strange man was caught peeping into a classroom window and police told them officers were too busy answering a higher priority call. a janitor at the school then drove that man off but the man was later found in the girls bathroom. when school officials called the police, they were told officers would be sent out, but police just didn't show up. san jose police say they actually called the school and were told they were no longer needed but the school district counters that fact. they say that police called back after everything was over. >> thought that we could not get support when we needed it. it was very troubling. i'm superintendent. i'm responsible for almost 8,000 kids. their priority is my number one every day. >> we can tell you that man in question did go back to that school yesterday. this time the police did show up and they arrested him in a nearby neighborhood. surprising news from the

susan g. komen foundation. this year's three-day cancer walk will be the last held in the bay area and in several other major cities. organizers are canceling the event next year, blaming low turnout in recent events. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san francisco with more details on this situation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. these are their offices here in san francisco on o'farrell street. the organization said this was a difficult decision, one they certainly didn't take lightly. but participation in these three-day fund rai-raising walk down. that means that san francisco is one of seven cities that will be crossed off the list for the three-day walk next year, along with washington, d.c., phoenix, boston, chicago, cleveland and tampa bay. all apparently not meeting fund-raising goals in those cities. susan g. komen for the cure says it's the largest nongovernment funder of breast cancer refund.

charity was recently in the spotlight just last year when it said it would cut funding to planned parenthood. the down economy and competition from other charities could be factors, too, in addition to the planned parenthood controversy. the three-day walks will continue in seven other cities nationwide, including san diego here in california. again, these changes are for next year, for 2014. three-day walks still a go this year. they won't affect the well-known race for the cure. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> christie, thanks. 5:36 right now. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren and find out what's happening. good morning. >> good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. this is what's happening outside. lot of thick, low cloud cover to start the day with. this will probably be the case at least until 9:00 am, after which time low clouds will partially clear. we'll see a nice day. this is an bruno. most of the cloud cover is not

at the surface. this is san francisco. we have plenty of june gloom to go around this morning. that will keep temperatures cool later on this afternoon. i want to point out visibility still looking good. three miles or better across the bay area, at least for now. this is what we're expect iing we head throughout the day today. temperatures will be kind of cool, even cool er than yesterday, in places like san francisco with a stronger onshore flow. even more low clouds to start the day. 56 in oakland. 57 in san francisco. as we head throughout noon today, look where we're headed. we'll see about 73 in livermore. 79 in antioch. comfortable conditions. contour map really tells the story. we're getting that green shading. that's where we're really going to see that marine influence. keeping your temperatures at 61 degrees in oakland all the way until lunchtime. then you'll be able to climb by about 10 degrees between lunchtime and 4:00 pm. 75 in san jose. gilroy. enjoy it while it lasts. we have major heating coming our way starting tomorrow. i'll show that you seven-day outlook in a few moments. first we want to check your

drive. we just did that study, mike. you were right on point of traffic tuesday. it really is the busiest day of the week. what do you have for us right now? >> i have wednesday. so, good for tuesday. no, thank you, christina, for that. you're right. they did the study. i didn't. i just read it. looking over here toward 101 northbound, 680 in san jose. volume is building a bit right here. south bay maps, northbound commutes are okay except 87. little slowing early. there was an earlier stall northbound right around capital expressway for highway 87, that could cause some slowdown. that activity is all clear. there may be debris reported there as well. we'll track that for you. updated location, southbound 101 around grand before you get toward 380. reports of the crash blocking the slow lane there. two cars involved, another one helping out. that slowing as you head toward 380. live look across the bay. smooth drive past the coliseum.

moving nicely. bay bridge toll plaza just azh couple of cars in those cash lane lanes except for the ones off to the left. that's where you see the backup here. one of those lanes is still not yet open for business. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. special election to replace disgrace disgraced senator is heading for a run-off. cindy chavez is the front-runner with 41% of those votes to fill the vacant district two seat. theresa alvarado is second. however neither of those candidates received the required 50% of the vote. they will head back to the polls for a run-off election between chavez and alvarado. hercules, reducing the city's budget deficit, measure a getting very strong backing last night. 71% of the vote. the measure hikes utility user tax on things like gas, electricity and water, go from

6% to 8%. now city officials say it will raise about $1 million a year for their general fund. it will also allow the city to keep its police force at its current level. very important. they'll discuss the results at city hall tonight. raid at the state capital. what we're learning may be behind this investigation. we'll also tell you about and show you a massive discovery late last night in the garage of a home in arizona. yeah, what is that? more than a ton of marijuana, all packed up and ready to go. details, next.

new this morning, major change for president obama's national security. tomorrow donelin announces his resignation, stepping down as the top national security

adviser. that will be effective next month and replacing him will be u.n. ambassador susan rice. she was supposed to be nominated as secretary of state, but she eventually bowed out because of all the backlash over the"d>ñ benghazi terror attack. replacing rice as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. will be samantha power. power, a human rights expert and former white house adviser. >> we have new details after a late-night fbi raid at the state capital. l.a. times reporting the raid of senator ron calderone's office, wide wid wider corruption investigation. fbi agents walking out of calderone's office with many boxes and files. no word yet on what exactly they might be looking for. we do know they were in the office for several hours. calderone was not there during that search. for the record, he is a democrat from montebello.

calderone was elected to hisl first term in 2006 and currently chairs several committees, including the nungs stae ining influential committee. shark killed off the california coast is causing some controversy. this 1,300 pound animal was reeled in by sports fisher minneapolis during the taping of a reality show for the outdoor channel. a group called shark steward says it didn't have to die. it could have been released back in the ocean. maco sharks must live 16 years before they can give birth and there's a three-year period between pregnancies. while it's unclear how many maco sharks there are, the group's director is outraged. >> i think it's juvenile. get over it. it's like we've got to kill the last lion so you can have it on your wall? i mean, is this an example of manhood? i don't think so. jump in the water with the shark and see what it's like. >> maguire says he hopes the

release of this video will help to spread an important message. sharks are at the top of the food chain. when their numbers decrease, it disrupts the ocean's ecological balance. old cheech and chong movies, seizing more than a ton of weed. that's right, over a ton. you can see in this video, no exaggeration. entire garage stuffed with weed in west phoenix. the grand total weighed in at over 3,000 pounds. marijuana was just packed in those little bales with an estimated street value of more than $1.5 million. the two people believed to be connected to these drugs are now in custody. from up in smoke to covered in fog, in some places. >> like that reference. >> meteorologist christina loren, we are talking about a little bit of fog. >> it's pretty cloudy out there. good morning to you. 5:45 now. getting ready to take the kids to school, their final week for

many of them, i can tell you right now, they'll probably want a jacket today. by tomorrow, you will not need t you can probably get by without that jacket this morning in places like sunnyvale at 61 degrees. we're in the mid 50s in santa rosa. comfortable conditions in napa and novato. depends where you live. hour by hour forecast will predict that. here is what's happening. area of low pressure is sitting and spinning out in the pacific for us. that's a good, good thing, because it's pumping in that cool ocean air. we call it a little coastal eddy. low clouds, cool marine air moves inland. we'll see a cooler than average day. cooler by a couple of degrees than where we hit yesterday. high pressure moves in. really strong ridge of high pressure. we'll see a rapid warm-up climbing by 10 degrees tomorrow and additional 10 friday. we'll hit the triple digits straight up on saturday. this is where we're headed.

late thursday into friday, temperatures will approach the 90s and triple digits across the bay area. plenty of 70s and 80s. if you want that heat released, you know where to go. temperatures will be warm. count on additional traffic over highway 17 and all your beach highways. that's where a lot of people will be headed. and mike likes to hang out in the freezer of costco. san jose, 74 los ga tchtos. getting into the end of the week, there's a warm-up. 97 by friday. costco day looks like saturday for you. >> it's cheaper. saturday, even free samples. keep that in mind. good lunch idea for the kids. looking over here at the south bay, traffic flows smoothly. earlier slowdown for 87. there was a stall. other debris reported around kirkner. that looks like it's cleared. 101 looking good. for a few minutes, southbound 17 coming past 85 with a slower drive. speeds down toward 40. no incidents reported. it's cleared now for the past

couple of minutes but we'll track that anyway to be sure. tri-valley, smooth drive. big concern here, showing up 84, isabel, good slowdown now. just showing ñup. resthf7 of the valley, looking good. that may be just a blip. san mateo bridge, let's check that on the hayward side. good value of traffic westbound. low clouds not a problem as far as visibility across the span. bay bridge toll plaza, just those lane office s off to the . back to you. >> thank you so much. 5:48. two teens charged withkying two other teens in east san jose will face a judge for the first time today. matthew clippard of san jose is one of the suspects. police have already arrested a 17-year-old suspect, but his name hasn't been released. the two are accused of shooting

15-year-old christian comalang and 16-year-old johnson kumar late last month. police do not believe the double shooting was gang related. san francisco baggage handler accused of stealing from checked luggage is expected to enter a plea in court today. 45-year-old george reyes was caught in a police sting last month. officers say the united airlines employee stole ipads and purses from passenger luggage. officials began investigating him after more than 50 passengers reported stolen items. from books to clothes, computers, even a kitchen sink if you want it, it's all available on amazon. check this out. online giant looking to bring you your groceries at your house. amazon may be expanding its empire to grocery services. amazon fresh may roll out its services in los angeles as early as this week and possibly right here to the bay area later on this year. the internet retail giant has already been delivering all

those fresh produce and goods, testing things out in its hometown of seattle. right to your door, amazon in every aspect of your life. >> i think i would use it. 5:50 coming up. now that we know more details about the new apple headquarters proposal, one reporter saying it's too good to be true. we'll explain. >> apple facing a lot of trouble in waington, including a possible ban on some iphones. we'll take a look coming up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes.

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welcome back, everybody. give you a live look at alcatraz island out there in san francisco. i think i saw a vendor selling t t-shirt that is said my parents went to alcatraz island and all i got was this silly t-shirt. christina loren is checking on the forecast for us. it is 5:52. 5:52, as he just said. new details about apple's spaceship, campus two. one week before the cupertino

company is expected to -- it released this information. they are expected to add another 7,400 jobs and bring $2.1 billion more for local businesses. cupertino would also receive more than $4 million more a year in taxes. there is a flaw in this plan. even.jáñ campus two won't be bi enough to hold all of apple's employees. if they hire 7,400 workers by the time campus two opens for business it will have more than 23,000 local workers. if you do the math, campus two only holds about 14,000 emplo e employees and the infinite loop holds 3,000. the company will need to find space for 6,000 other employees. when the times pose this had problem to apple, the company declined to comment. >> marla, a serious blow to

apple, banned from selling iphones right here in the united states. the trade commission says no more iphone 4s? >> and no more older ipads, jon after apple lost a patent case to samsung. this, in washington before the itc. and this is a different case than the federal case tried in san hojose, where, ironically, e opposite happened. samsung lost to apple. the judge says apple will have to stop selling some older m ee models of the iphone and ipad that use the at&t network. that ruling can be released by the white house. if you have an iphone 4 and use the at&t network, this in no way affects you. you can buy an iphone 5 and even buy the banned phones now while apple appeals. bottom line is the samsung/apple fight continues and it continues

to hurt both sides. shares of pandora continue to fall 18% in two days after apple was rumored to be working on a pandora clone. chinese-built solar panel, accusing the country of dumping those panels on the european market at low cost. u.s. already decided that china does this. product dump something one of the factors behind the failure of so many of our green companies. chinese solar panels are so badly built, american companies which installed them may face millions or billions of dollars in repair and replacement. jon and marla, a short time ago ucla released its anderson forecast, very respected look at business in california. i am killing a tree in the newsroom. i will be looking over the numbers. i'll have it for you at 6:15. >> i hear the printer now, churning out the papers.

>> for a good cause. >> to educate all of us. to educate you about the forecast, meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. good thing is, we recycle here at nbc bay area, always trying to stay green. good morning to you. temperatures are looking good. if you want to get outdoors today, you have beautiful conditions to do so. by tomorrow it's going to be a little bit too hot inland for your outdoor strenuous activities. 81 degrees in livermore. 61 in san francisco and 75 in san jose. we'll detail the timeline for the heat, let you know how hot it's going to be for where you live and more importantly, when we'll get our next cooldown. let's check our drive first with mike zblooki in mike. >> looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. back almost to the parking lot here now. we'll see those metering lights turn just after 6:00. maybe not 6:10 like i thought. just a few extra minutes. no major delays. just the slowing on the incline. another reason why they may turn on those lights a little sooner.

midday game here for at&t park. expect that to affect the bridge as well. and over here, no problems for the tri-valley other than a crash here, west 580 grant line, which may make things -- >> thank you, mike. president is coming to town tomorrow. his visit this time causing disruptions, more than normal. we'll tell you about the soon-to-be graduates that will be force ed d to ching their pl next. plus a chase ends in the water last night. what led up to this, coming up.

after a low-speed chase sends the suv flying into the bay. early morning efforts to get the car out of the estuary. telling all and naming

names, baseball bombshell that could get a lot of stars suspended, including several with bay area ties. lace iing up for the last t. the controversy that's getting a charity walk for cancer canceled. and good morning to you. temperatures are crisp to start. plenty of 50s. thick fog forcing flight delays out of sfo. what you can expect for today and when we crank that heat in your city. >> and the build happens over on the east bay side of the bay bridge. a new crash affecting that eastshore freeway. how interstate 80 is affected. >> a live look out of san rafael as the sun slowly starts to shine on the bay area. brace yourself for this wednesday, june 5th. this is "today in the bay."