is the federal government looking at your cell phone records? we'll tell you who is at risk after 12 hours, pulled out alive. another survivor pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building in philadelphia overnight. we will have the latest on the rescue efforts. the president is headed to the bay area. we will tell you when he will be here and how his visit is going to impact the evening commute. one of the places the president will be stopping is the south bay. that's a live look over san jose, kind of a cool orange to jump-start your day on this thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay."

good morning, everybody. it is 4:30 on the nose. happy to have you along. i'm jon kelley. good morning. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. let's take a look at the forecast with christina loren. temperatures this morning are pretty crisp to start. plenty of 50s out there. 54, livermore, 55, oakland, 60 degrees in sunnyvale. the big story is the warmup that starts today and kicks into high gear friday and saturday. i'll let you know how hot it is going to be in your city and how hot that heat is coming up. first, i want to check your drive. >> these folks, a little closer than us. they should be done with their workday pretty soon. we are looking at the northbound side of 880 where there is construction. we're following an earlier crash at high street. i've been watching the few cars that are getting off there. the construction crew still there. they will be there until just after 5:00 this morning. we are looking at a drive south

of there, for 880. no problems on the peninsula. we will track things farther south. >> this one has a lot of people's attention. your personal privacy violated. a brand new report appears to confirm the u.s. government is operating u.s. surveillance. verizon providing phone records for some businesses to the u.s. government. the report says a highly classified court order requires verizon to hand over information to the national security administration on a, quote, ongoing daily basis. all that data includes phone numbers and duration of calls. it does not contain contents of those calls. christie smith will be live at 5:00 with a more in-depth look and scott mcgrew will tell you what it means for you. in a little more than 12 hours from right now, president obama is going to be landing in the bay area.

we want to give you a live look at downtown san jose where the president is going to be staying tonight. tonight, some barricades up. parking signs are up to keep the roadways clear. barricades are in place. president obama will leave the white house about 9:00 this morning. he is going to stop in north carolina before arriving at moffett field about 6:00 tonight. >> we can also tell you mr. obama will first attend a reception in palo alto. then, he will head down to puer portolo valley and before he leaves on friday, he will dlib a statement on obama care. >> we are going to show you the home where mr. obama will attend the dinner. it is the home of the co-founder of sun micro systems. the menu of the fund-raiser will include a greek salad and chicken breast saltimbaka.

>> i have never heard of that. >> it is with a little bit of ham. >> the president's visit is impacting a local graduation ceremony. they booked parkside hall a year ago. that hall is right alongside the president's motorcade route, which means there will be limited access by automobiles. the school's principal is urging people to consider taking light rail to get to the ceremony. nbc bay area will follow the president's visit all morning long with updates during the "today" show. here is a programming note for you looking ahead. french open tennis will be aired in place of our 11:00 a.m. newscast today and tomorrow. take note there. to make sure you can stay up to date on the visit. you can logon to our website. nbcbayarea.com. we will have live team coverage of the president's visit from the moment air force one touches down until takeoff on friday morning. we are following a developing story where crews are

managing to pull a 61-year-old woman from all the rubble after a building collapses leaving six people dead. the woman reached out for them more than 12 hours after a vacant four-story building crashed down on to a thrift store yesterday morning. she was rushed to the hospital where she remains today in critical condition. that woman was the 14th survivor rescued from that wreckage. she was the very last person unaccounted for. now, as mentioned, a total of six people were killed during that collapse. the building was in the process of being demolished when a part of it gave way crashing on to the thrift store. people say that store inside there, they heard several noises that sounded like explosions and then the ceiling started to fall. most of the victims, they were inside that thrift store. the wife of an employee who was killed says she spoke to her husband on the phone just 15 minutes before the collapse.

>> my daughter called me and she said, mommy, put the tv on. i put the tv on. it was bad. 22nd and market. i call. i took out my phone right away and i call him. he didn't answer me. we had just put the phone down 15 minutes. so i call him again. he didn't. i've been calling him. he never answer. >> beyond heartbreaking there. the cause remains under investigation this morning. authorities say the building has no prior violations san jose police are investigating the city's 22nd homicide after a man was killed while trying to save a young man with disabilities from being beat up. the family of 58-year-old francisco lugo says he died tuesday morning after he was hit on the head on saturday. they say he came to the aid of a

young man being picked on by three other men on north 12th reet. that's when the men turned on lugo. after he was attacked, he was dragged to a nearby home and put on the coach without anyone calling 911. >> they are not sure how long my dad was in that house. we know when they got inside, my dad was sitting next to a woman, sitting there drinking water when my dad was dead. >> the family will hold a memorial car wash saturday in san jose to raise money for a funeral that will happen at white road and monta vista drive. today, san jose leaders will hold a prayer vigil to honor victims of recent violent crimes. six people have been killed in san jose since memorial day weekend. mayor chuck reed and san jose's fire chief and deputy district attorney will be the speakers. we have a follow-up for you this rng month. the san jose police department says criticism over its response

to reports of a prowler at a local elementary school is unfounded. administrators say police twice failed to respond to calls about the alleged prowler on campus earlier this week. police say they did respond after investigating higher priority calls. when the prowler returned the very next day, of tficers were scene within four minutes. the man was later arrested after a burglary call in the area. a brand new charge against george shiarrakawa jr. this time, felony discrimination. he mailed phoney fliers to discredit a candidate. they were meant to can loo like it was from her campaign but evidence on one of the mailers matches his dna a protest in san francisco

got out of hand. >> here they are marching down bush street chanting and carrying signs that read, stand for your security. the security guards have worked without a contract since last year. we have calls into the union leaders to find out if the people arrested are still in jail this morning. no word on what exactly they were arrested for either. it is 4:39 right now. if i recall correctly, christina loren telling us the temperatures are starting cool but they are going to start going way up. >> they certainly are. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. you are so close to the weekend. temperatures are in the 50s. we have plenty of low to mid-50s to go around and plenty of low cloud cover to go around as well at 4:39 starting with this live picture of san jose. you can see mostly cloudy start to the day. you are going to see your temperatures climb from the 50s only into the mid-80s. we are going to see the temperatures soar as we get into

your upcoming weekend. the seven-day forecast will be up in four minutes. 79 degrees at noon. the temperature is going to round out to a cool 82 in concord. 77 in santa teresa. 80 degrees in gilroy. stick around. like i said before, about five minutes away from your seven-day forecast. first, let's check that drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. we will look to the south bay with the head lights coming towards us on northbound 101, not a major concern. we are looking at the maps that show you the entire south bay, pretty good right now. we are talking about downtown san jose and vicinity late evening because of the president's visit and the arrival over at moffett. we will talk in more detail over that. your drive to the peninsula, no problems. san mateo bridge, equally as smooth. golden gate bridge, a quick look there. crews are moving the cones and the display signs there. they are going to realign the cones over the next 20 minutes. no major delays. in oakland, we still have a party over there at the high

street construction. the northbound side. the southbound side, sticking around for another 20 minutes. back to you. >> it is kind of thick for 4:40 out there. exactly 4:41. the woman who survived 17 days trapped in the rubble of the collapsed garment factory in bangladesh is now out of the hospital. what she is saying about her future in the garment industry? we'll tell you about the new details we are learning about the raid on a senator's office at the state capital. what appears to be behind this investigation.

welcome back at 4:44. one of the biggest tech companies is teaming up to fight cybercrime rates. hampton pierce is live with a look at futures today. hi, marla. how are you? futures are higher after stocks suffered their worse day since april 15g9 following a set of disappointing economic reports and continued worries the fed may start pulling back on its stimulus programs. the dow will try to avoid its first three-day losing streak of the year. today, we get data later this morning on unemployment. the dow dropping 216 points on

wednesday to close at 14960. the nasdaq losing 43 points closing at 3401. meanwhile, microsoft to end the fbi are working with authorities in 80 countries to launch an assault on one of the world's biggest cybercrime rates. the group is believed to have stolen more than half a million dollars from bank accounts over the past 18 months. the hackers used this to take over 5 million p.c.s around the world using them to steal from dozens of financial institutions, including american express, bank of america, city group and paypal. finally, craving a big mac and hash browns. the golden arches is here to please. mcdonald's plans to start serving a limited number of breakfast and dinner items between midnight and 4:00 a.m. at some of their restaurants. you can mix and match and order that egg mcmuffin and fries.

the after midnight push is expected to appeal to mel inyells who like to he's what they want when they want. my stomach is growling. >> go grab that big mac, hampton. our guy, hampton pierce son, one of the sharpest dressed men in the business. meteorologists keeping a close eye on tropical storm andrea which could make landfall. that storm expected to hit florida and then make its way up toward maine. it's presence already being felt big-time. yesterday, lifeguards down in alabama had to jump in and save nearly a dozen teens caught up in a very serious rip current out there. meteorologist, christina loren, here we are now. >> we have made here in the bay area. >> we just started hurricane season on the first wechlt are at the 6th day of the month. it doesn't bode well for what's

going to be a very long hurricane season. it goes all the way through the month of november. now, we are well into it. 55 degrees in oakland. 60 in sunnyvale, 54 degrees. good morning to you, livermore. hey, gilroy, smelling that garlic in campbell this morning. it is robust out there. we have such a nice day today. considering where we are going to be at this time tomorrow morning. temperatures close to 60 degrees just about everywhere. we are going to see a full deck of clouds to start the day. by about 8:00 or 9:00, we'll lose that cloud cover and as a result, our temperatures will soar. temperatures are pretty comfortable. we are still getting enough of that onshore push. 85, livermore. 77, santa cteresa, 80 in gilroy. here it is, our big ridge of high pressure. this is our warming agent tichlagent. it is our warming agent. it is going to be kind of hot around here at least for friday

and saturday. we'll cool you off as we get into sunday. temperatures work out like this. saturday, the hottest day of the week. we might get a coastal shower on sunday with an area of low pressure moving in. that's going to bring in more moisture and improve our fire weather. temperatures will stay steady. we are talking about the 80s, not too shabby there. tuesday into wednesday. comfortable conditions. you can catch my weather updates on 96.5, koit. back to you guys 4:48. new this morning, police in india have arrested three men accused of raping a california woman in minali. she was hitch hiking when the men reportedly offered her a lift in her truck. they drove her to a secluded spot and supposedly raped her. the woman who somehow managed to survive 17 days in the rubble of a collapsed

garment factory building in bangladesh is out of the hospital this morning. the 19-year-old seamstress briefly talked to reporters outside the hospital this morning. we do have video of that young woman on the day she was actually pulled out of the collapsed building. she says she will never, ever go back to factory work and she already has a brand new job. she will be work nth house keeping department at the westin hotel in bangladesh's capital. new details about the raid on a senator's office at the state capital. the "associated press" is reporting the fbi searched the office of senator ron calderon tuesday night as part of an investigation into legislation he introduced for a los angeles area water district. they were spotted leaving the office with boxes of files. the fbi has not disclosed the details of this investigation. they admit it reportedly gives a

contract to a firm where his brother serves as president. the ap says the brother received a consulting fee of $11,000 per month. this morning marking 69 years to the day since the d-day invasion. allied troops descending upon omaha beach. they did gain a foot hold in europe and that event would mark the beginning of the end for nazi germany. >> 4:50. girls of any age can buy generic versions of the morning after pill without a prescription, at least for now. while the government's appeal of removing age restrictions on the emergency contraceptive is still pending, some forms of the medications must be made available over the counter. sales of plan b, one step, are

still restricted. generic versions will be on store shelves without restrictions. it us unclear why the court is allowing one version and not the other a warning for you as you sit down for breakfast. general mills issuing a voluntary recall. specifically, it's single serve reduc reduced sugar bowls, cinnamon toast crunch. they are typically sold in cafes and restaurants. the recall affects about 170 cases with use dates of august 31st and september 2nd of this year. so far, no one has gotten sick. we're being told no other varieties or sizes of that cinnamon toast crunch or other general mills cereals will be affected. wine in a can. the airline that's serving that

up. >> pot for pets. they say marijuana prescriptions should apply to man's best friend. the freeway works smoothly. top of the screen, low clouds. we are talking about how that might affect your drive as well. i'm watching your crossings coming up.

spirit airlines has found another way to cut some corners. how about this? it is now serving up wine in a

can. does it get any better than that? the low cost carrier offering two wines courtesy of friends fun wine. the airline likes this wine, because it is easier to store on planes, which has limited storage space. plus, they can weigh less than those heavy bottles. the down size, the canned wine has just 6% alcohol per volume. the airline will still serve sutter home for the high price. it has 13% alcohol volume. i guess that's a priority for people buying those grapes in a can or a bottle. we're going to check the roads now, mike. hopefully, no one is drinking the wine. >> if you have that, keep it in the trunk, unopened. we are looking over here to the bay bridge. i want to show you, first of all, the beautiful lights passing across the bridge, upper and lower deck. lower deck, construction. overnight, you are down to one lane as you are coming past treasure island. you see the steady stream of

head lightins. low clouds. not a problem for visibility. a smooth drive across the span. in the city, reports of a crash. mission. not a serious injury crash from what i understand. it is there for a major portion of your roadway. we will give you a look farther north to the golden gate bridge. we have those crews mid-span. around the bend, on the left side of your screen. a crew moving those cones just finishing up the south side. moving to the north bound construction site where you are down to one lane. no surprises for folks from the waldo tunnel and back into san francisco. medical marijuana use is on the rise to help treat pet illnesses. that's right, your pets. the journal of the american veterinarian association news says a growing number of owners are now using pots to treat their pet's ailments. one vet in l.a. became the first to offer marijuana to treat

canine pain. many other vets, they say marijuana use on animals is still not a proven treatment. more studies will definitely need to be done. i imagine it is injected. >> i guess they could also put it in their food. they grind it up and can eat it. the search is on for a hit-and-run driver on the peninsula. a man in a wheelchair. the president coming to town. how his visit will impact your drive home.

good morning. i'm bob redell. president obama will be attending fundraising trips. we will tell you why this one is different. a new report suggests the government is collecting phone records of verizon customers across the united states who have done nothing wrong. i'm meteorologist, christina loren. you have made it to thursday. a hot weekend headed our way.

i'll let you know the best times to get outdoors and what's to come as we start to kick off summer. a lot of kids getting out for school today. looks like a party over here in oakland. we are tracking all this. we will tell you what's going on and the progress that's being made and the changes in a few minutes we'll give you a live look outside. that is the bay bridge toll plaza. guess what? we are getting close to the weekend. it is thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for being with us. it's 5:00. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. i'm jon kelley. we have an update on the developing story out of philadelphia. we just got off the phone with our affiliate station in philly. they say the search of the collapsed building has been called off. everybody believed to be inside the building has been accounted for. crews on thene