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 the scene focusing on

finding out what caused the building to collapse. we can tell you a total of six people were killed when the building slated for demolition collapsed yesterday. 14 others were injured and police say that building had no prior violations to the collapse. it is 5:01. in a little more than 12 hours from now, president obama will be landing in the bay area. a reception in palo alto. bob, the president, he is coming back once again to raise a whole lot of cash. >> reporter: marla, what makes this fundraising trip different than most others to the bay area, at least in recent months, past year or so, is that president barack obama will be making a statement to the public, something he hasn't done in recent trips. people have criticized him for that, since the president usually flies out for 24 hours, collects the money and bolts without making a word about policy. this trip, he will still be collecting money for democratic senate campaigns after air force

one lands at moffett field. he will attend a private fund-raiser here at this palo alto home. this is the home of mike mccue. they have it decked out. mccue is the founder of flip board. the cost to attend this receptionist $2500 a head. $12,000 to $15,000 if you want more access to the president. later, he will attend a fund-raiser at the home of the co-founder of sun micro systems. they will feast on chicken saltimimboco. the president is supposed to make a statement about obama care and how the health care law relates to and helps californians. he is off to southern california for another fund-raiser and a meeting with the president of china. >> on a side note, when the president comes to town, his

motorcade does impact traffic with road shutdowns which is why bernal intermediate school in san jose is urging people attending tonight's graduation to take light rail to the ceremony in parkside hall in downtown san jose, which is along the president's motorcade route. what they are getting at can be very difficult to part. when he comes to town, it impacts traffic. thank goodness, we have our own traffic anchor to help sort that out. >> those are not my houses which he is showing. we are looking over here towards moffett, federal field. this is where the president will touch down about 6:00 p.m. we are talking about that as he arrives. lots of activity in the air, going to be a distraction for your evening commute. 101, 237. bob then talked about that fund-raiser up in pale lo alto. we don't know the specific route or the method of transportation.

that is the next destination. the next one just a little to the west over here. portola valley s 101 and 280. this is still toward the end of the evening commute. if you typically drive home along 280 because of the later hours and perhaps lighter traffic, that might be different for you today. after this fund-raiser, taking you back down to san jose, we already have barricades and road closures. downtown actually will be d disturbed as far as the traffic flow. we talked about the graduation ceremony at parkside hall near the tech museum. the routes there unspecified. keep that in mind for the evening commute. we are tracking it. stend back we will send it back to you. a new published report that says the government is secretly collecting phone records from millions of verizon customers. christie smith is live outside of the verizon store with why

the government would want to snoop around. kristi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the white house has defended the need to collect the phone records of u.s. citizens. at the same time, an administration official did not actually confirm this report in the guardian newspaper that the national security agency has been collecting the phone records of verizon customers under a top secret order. the report says it was issued by the foreign intelligence surveillance core in april and is good through mid-july. it covers numbers dialed by all customers, their location, duration and frequency of the call. not necessarily the contents of the call, what was said. the order suggests u.s. intelligence is continuing a campaign of domestic surveillance that began under president george w. bush under 9/11. this comes as the obama administration is under fire on privacy and first amendment

issues. verizon listed about 121 million customers, the majority of those wireless. it is unclear what's being done with all this information that is being collected. one theory is that it is probably being used to find connections between suspected triflts and their associates. >> reporting live in milpitas, christie smith, "today in the bay." palo alto police are asking for your help to find a driver ha his a disabled man and took off from the scene. the crash happened on saturday along university avenue a few blocks from middle field road. a man in a wheelchair was hit from behind along the shoulder of the road. he is now being treated for his injuries and is expected to survive. witnesses say the driver sped off after the crash. investigators say that driver is a man in a white 2007 to 2011 toyota yaras. the front right side has visible damage. investigating the 2010 deadly pipeline explosion has called it

quits. connie jackson says four lawyers with the california public utilities commission suddenly quit the case. she is now calling on state lawmakers and attorney general, camilla harris, to figure out why. it comes as the cpuc was deciding on a fine for pg&e. the lawyers asked to be reassigned. the father of a little boy killed in a car crash in fremont could soon face criminal charges. gilbert gill was speeding when he slammed into a tree tuesday afternoon. his 3-year-old son, angelo, was killed. the boy's mother also died in this crash. gil was injured but expected to survive. there are new details following a deadly officer-involved shooting in vallejo. the man killed at the dock in the marina was 40-year-old timothy walker. police responded to a loud argument on the boat. when they arrived, they say walker pointed a weapon at the

officer, a modified flare gun used as a hand-held shotgun. the officer opened fire killing walker the mountain view woman accused of embezzling $800,000 from the monterrey bay research institute. lisa mccann will be arraigned in federal court. she was a former payroll employee of the facility at moss landings, facing charges of wire fraud and theft. investigators say she stole the money over the span of seven years. if convicted, she could spend up to 30 years in prison. time to crank up the heat. christina loren is standing by. we have a good-looking day shaping up. temperatures this morning are pretty mild. you might be able to get by sans jacket. scott mcgrew did that today. temperatures all across the board are going to be comfortable at least for the first part of the day.

look what happens. all that low cloud cover vanishes by 10:00 a.m. as a result, we are going to see a warmer day with temperatures climbing only into the mid-80s. this is what we are looking at as we head throughout the day today. we are not going to see the thick, low cloud cover hugging the coastline. it is going to get cut off around the inner bay. as a result, look at where we are headed. 85 degrees. that's not as hot as it is going to be. by saturday, we are talking about the triple digits. 98 for santa rosa. san jose, 92. 85 in oakland. i need to send it over to mike. i am about to lose my microphone. back over to you. we are looking at 880 over here past high street. a much calmer view here right now. the party is over. people are going home, probably stopping off at a fast food restaurant and getting off to work. that's the way young kids do it these days. we will still have road crews north of here to downtown. the southbound side, we typically see the shift as crews leave the area between fruitvale

and the coliseum. a smooth flow through oakland. we do show throwing south 238 and east 580 heading through castro valley. normally, that's just a blip. yesterday, we had some early problems. no incidents reported. it is supposed to be a smooth drive. still around 65 in all spots throughout the area. approaching the san mateo bridge. fremont, easy drive here, 880, no problem past the truck scales in tesla. 101 and 280 without any problems. we will get you a quick look at palo alto. we will send it back to you. a popular road on the peninsula raising safety concerns. hundreds signing a petition urging the city council to improve safety on ralston avenue. it runs through town between 101 and 280. the council now conducting a traffic study that should be completed sometime later this summer.

drivers, bikers and pedestrians, they say the street is confusing and dangerous. traffic in bike lanes comes and goes and the speeds suddenly change. it is 5:11. a warning for people who get their prescriptions from target. why certain customers are being urged to throw out their medications. >> we will also tell you about how much garbage is at the bottom of the ocean. marine researchers looking into that answer and they found out the biggest culprit. >> we will continue to cover, rather, the controversy coming out of washington and verizon. that's ahead in business and technology news. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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the first of public meetings at san mateo county will be held tonight. the result of a lawsuit reached that claims that electing supervisors reduces the voting power. they will learn how online mapping tools will be used to review the current boundaries and draw possible new district. the first meeting is tonight at 6:30 at the martin luther king jr. community sen ner in san mateo. the charges are due to the board by early october. 5:14. we continue to watch the controversy out of washington as the nation's biggest spying agency is caught reporting some of your phone records. scott mcgrew, you are going to be covering this for us all morning long. you remind us, this isn't new? in isn't new. the national security agency has been tracking your phone calls. we didn't necessarily know quite

how closely. the news this morning, every verizon customer is being tracked is, in fact, not new. "usa today" broke the very same story in 2006. the headline reads, nsa has massive database of american's phone calls. it describes the then bush administration phone call to track calls on verizon, at&t and bellsouth, which is now part of at&t. we will continue to cover this. keep in mind, we've also known for years, your e-mail is recorded. back in 2006, a telephone engineer discovered the device that does it in a building on falson street. we will be updating you. we are just 24 hours away from getting the all-important job numbers from the labor department. the very first person in the world to see them is hampton pearson. he is live in washington. i assume you haven't seen them yet? no. that too would be in the

category of breaking state secrets along with that nsa story you were just talking about. if that were to happen, a whole lot of traders would be upset about that. futures are higher after stocks suffered their worse day since april 15th following a set of d dispointing economic reports and worries. the dow will try to avoid its first three-day losing streak of the year today. we get data on unemployment claims. the dow dropping 216 points on wednesday to close at 14960. the nasdaq losing 43 points to close at 3401. scott, back over to you. >> we look forward to getting those numbers. that will be at 5:30 tomorrow. very important numbers. arguably, the most important numbers. >> right when we get them, you break it all down for us. >> i would if i didn't have the day off tomorrow. high school graduation. i have a high school graduate. i don't yet but in like 12

hours, i will have a high school graduate. >> you are excused. >> enjoy. well-earned, scott. 5:16 right now. christina loren is back. good news for people that like heat. more good news for all of us. scoot mcgrew's son, president of his class. are you surprised? i'm certainly not. congratulations to both of the mcgrew boys. 5:17. there is actually three total. 5:17, as you can see here, mostly cloudy conditions to start the day in san jose. those clouds aren't going tos la the as long as they did yesterday. they will be clearing rapidly. even in san francisco where that marine layer has dropped off, comes down lower, it is not that bad. it is only about 1,000 feet deep where we had a 2000 feet marine layer. high pressure moves in quickly. our winds are still mostly coming out of the west. look at this, east/southeast. san jose, gilroy, san mateo, an

offshore wind developing. that is our warming agent. this morning, not too bad out there if you wanted to go for a run. the best time of the day. the coolest point of the day around sunrise. 75 in fremont. by noon, 80 in san jose. you are going to round out the day. as you can see here, temperatures will be nice and hot. record heat, as a matter of fact. as we get into the end of the week. we want to make sure you are ready for that. so temperatures will be comfortable. this is what we are talking about. seven-day outlook works like this. 95 by friday. saturday, 97 degrees. sunday into monday, temperatures are going to end up in the 80s. we also have an interesting setup for sunday. we might get some showers. we'll need that at that point. our air quality is going to suffer as we head through the weekend. we get that dry, warm trend. so, not as hot next week. that's the good news. mike, you have some skids that are going to be graduating as

well. >> yes, yes. we have a graduation this thursday. my daughter will be graduating next thursday from pre-school. she has the final exams. we have to make sure she can do the cutting and the capital letters. we are looking to the south bay where traffic flows smoothly. southbound, a little slowing. down to 55. 60, likely a few cars and a little slower. right over here, the tri-valley, looking really good as far as the build. we are seeing an unusual flow. saw some earlier through castro valley and now through the dublin grade. only down to about 55. we are just tracking it. smooth drive for 84 down through livermore. a big backup starting to form as you are coming out of the altamont pass. we saw the red zone earlier heading to livermore. bay bridge incline, up the

bridge and ed hadding to san francisco, a smooth drive. notice the low clouds touching the tops of the towers. not a problem for visibility. here, the san mateo bridge moves smoothly as well. westbound, your commute fine into the peninsula. back to you. target reaching out to customers after one of the pharmaceutical employees did test positive for hepatitis "a." he fills out prescriptions in hayward and san leandro. she did, infact, contract that virus after eating townsend farms anti-oxidant frozen berries. people are being told not to take medications they receive from those pharmacies, because they could be contaminated. always want to be very safe. the risk of the virus spreading to pharmacy customers is low. closing the windows at

school could be putting your kids at risk. scientists analyzed data on ventilation rates for more than 150 classrooms in the state including here in the bay area. the study shows students are about 3.5% less likely to get sick in classrooms that are well-ventilated. only about half of the classrooms met state ventilation standards. researchers say districts could gain $33 million a year in attendance and linked funding with better ventilation. the energy costs to make the improvement would be about $4 million a year. crash found at the bottom of the ocean right now reigniting the battle overstate-wide ban on plastic bags. the santa cruz sentinel showing dangerous amounts of garbage lining the floor in the monterrey bay. examining 22 years worth of deep sea video. more than 1,000 pieces of trash.

a good portion was plastic bags. environmentalists say the study reinforces the need to ban those bags all across the state. right now, the decision is being left up to individual cities. menlo park's bell haven neighborhood is liking facebook's plan to help pay for a new police station. they approved a three-year lease at the corner of pillow road an hamilton avenue. facebook is pledging more than $215,000 to overhaul the building. the social networking giant will cover most of the rent through the summer of 2016. officers are currently offering a small cramped storefront a few blocks away. taking her message to facebook. we will tell you about the rant by one politician's wife that is making national headlines this morning. star command,

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the wife of an alabama politician is taking to facebook to warn other women to stay away from her man. shan drink mcgill has served it as a state senator in 2010. his wife logged on to his facebook page and posted a comment targeted at people she says have solicited her husband for sex. in the post she says, next time everyone will know who you are! for i will publicly share your name before we unfriend you. i love my husband and my children too much to sit here and allow this to go on and will not give the enemy any more footholds into my family. >> the couple has been married for six years and have six children ladies, consider yourself warned. don't mess with mama mcgill. we don't want to mess with the weather outside. it is going to be cranked

outside. >> that's right. you never mess with another woman's man. 53, concord, 55, livermore. 60, sunnyvale. you don't need that jacket this morning. a nice, warm day. then, the heat is on. uncomfortably warm getting into tomorrow. saturday, hottest day of the warming trend. i will let you know what that means for your state. hottest of the year so far. stay tuned. we'll time out the changes. 5:26. first, let's check the drive with mike. we are looking towards fremont. the east bay starting to pick up the volume as is typical. one of the first areas to show slowing. we do see slowing on our map as well. the first area was east 580 approaching 680. we had slowing coming off the dublin grade. there were no incidents there. we didn't think that was going to be a problem. here, westbound 580. your commute direction, we talked about that person walking their motorcycle in the slow

lane. that is quite a distraction, at least from what the censors are showing. this early slowing out of the altamont pass and into livermore, we will track that. we will send it back to you. 5:27. they know who you are talking to, the new details we are learning about the government taking phone records from the major wireless carrier. we'll have all the details next. a live picture outside up in pa palo alto. president obama dropping back into the bay area. he will be in the south bay as well. more on his trip and how it will affect your commute. back in a matter of minutes on "today in the bay."

president barack obama is about to make another quick fundraising trip to the bay area. what makes this different than the others. that story coming up.

we are looking at the bay bridge. a new crash affects 580 in livermore and another incident around the caldecott. we will give you that coming up a nice, mild start to the day. temperatures in the 50s. a couple of 60s out there. the heat wave starts today. it kicks into high gear friday into saturday. i'll time out the changes where you live and tell you where you get a chance for rain. rain in the forecast. >> a live look over san francisco. a lot of low-hanging clouds out there. christina will tell us that will be blowing out. the sunshine coming in as we warm up on this thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. it is 5:30. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. millions of verizon customers phone records may be secretly in the hands of federal

intelligence agency. christie smith is live in milpitas with the white house defending this move. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the white house has defended the need to collect the telephone record of u.s. citizens saying it is a critical tool in protecting the nation from terrorist threats. at the same time, an obama administration official did not confirm a report in the british newspaper, the guardian, that the national security agency has been collecting the records of millions of verizon customers, under a top secret court order regardless of whether they were suspected of doing anything wrong or not. the order started in april and ends in mid-july. verizon has about 121 million customers. most of them wireless users. the order covers the numbers dialed by all customers, location, duration, and frequency but not the contents of the call. the order relies on the business

records provision under the patriot act. the broad nature of the records being handed over is rather unusual. verizon is the second biggest phone company behind at&t, at least in terms of revenue. what does this mean for at&t customers. our own scott mcgrew picks up our coverage there. you hinted that at&t are most likely involved as well. the guardian newspaper found and published that court order that allows the government to track verizon phones but, as you point out, the same order must cover at&t phones. it is only logical. certainly, we have seen evidence of this in the past. in fact, the warrantless wiretap of american phone calls was a major controversy back in the bush administration. some americans got so angry, they sued the phone companies until congress stepped in and said, you could not. then, senator obama was one of the lawmakers who voted to take the power of the lawsuit away

from you to protect the phone companies. we've also known for quite some time that the government makes copies of e-mails that you send. back in 2006, a san francisco engineer by the name of mark klein took this picture. he and three other phone company workers have testified in court that behind this door on folsom street in san francisco, there is a device that duplicates and examines your e-mail placed there by at&t and the national security agency. that too went to court. here is video from a hearing in northern california federal court. president bush and then president obama after him have fought this case claiming national security should prevent courts from pursuing this at all. so what specifically is new today? one, thanks to the reporting by the guardian, we have actual copies of court orders.

we have known for quite some time that the government tracks phone calls. today, we learned those records are transmitted to the national security agency every single day. >> 5:33. in a little more than 12 hours from now, president obama is going to be landing in the bay area. his first stop is a reception in palo alto. then, he is going to head to portolo valley for a fundraising dinner. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from palo alto. >> reporter: he will hardly even be in town for 12 hours. he will arrive tonight. he will be here for the first couple of the fund-raisers. the first will be here at the home in palo alto, the home of mike mccue, the founder of flip book. they have the house all decked out with the bunting and the presidential flag. cost to attend this fundraising

receptionist $2500 a head. $12,000 to $15,000 if you want more access to the president. later tonight, president barack obama will attend a fundraising dinner at the portola valley home of ver node coz la, the co-founder of sun micro systems. $32,400 a head. aten tees will feast on creek salad, chicken breast saul tim boca. he will stay overnight at a hotel in the bay and he has been criticized because he hasn't made statements to the public during these quick, fundraising trip. tomorrow, he will be making a statement to the press specifically about obama care and how his health care reforms law relates to and helps californians. he is off to california for another fund-raiser and a meeting with china. the president will be arriving in town later today. he will be leaving sometime tomorrow morning. when he adds all the hours up, it is just over 12 hours.

not a full 24 the president's visit is impacting a local graduation ceremony. they booked parkside hall a year ago for the eighth grade graduation ceremony. it is right ang lo the motorcade route. there is going to be limited access by car. the school's principal is urging people to take light rail to the ceremony. updates during the "today" show. french open tennis will be aired in place of our 11:00 a.m. newscast today and tomorrow. to make sure you stay up to date on the visit, logon to our website, nbcbayarea.com and then starting tonight at 5:00, we will have live team coverage of the president's visit from the moment air force one touches down until takeoff tomorrow morning, friday morning.

christina loren is here to tell us what is happening and has us informed and ready to go for the weekend. so close now. good morning. 55 in livermore. nice and crisp out there. this nice, crisp air will help you as you make your way out that front door. it kind of helps you wake up. it is not too cold out there. comfortable in sunnyvale. 53, san francisco. this is the final day of school for many kids all across the bay area. it is going to be pretty warm today. if you wanted to get outdoors and enjoy some of the summertime activities we have here in the bay area, it will feel like that today. 85 in livermore. look at where we are headed. by saturday, we are really going to warm up. it is going to come on very quickly. 77 today in san jose, up to 92 degrees. comfortable conditions all across the board. everything changes as high pressure moves in. elevated fire danger.

we will talk about who is going to get the hottest and when we get the showers. first, let's take a look at your drive. that's busy we are getting busier. eastshore freeway, filling in all the lanes. still good spacing between the cars. the closer the cars, the slower they go. a pretty good flow close to the limit for most of berkeley and emeryville. the maps will show you the same thing approaching the berkeley curve. a little slowing up the incline, not unusual for pretty much any time of the day over toward the bay bridge. here is what's going on. approaching the area of west 24 approaching old tunnel road. reports of a disabled vehicle over there. we are going to watch carefully as it should clear quickly. we will watch for any complications. slowing heading in the westbound commute direction. no problems at the dublin interchange. 84 shows a little slowing through livermore. pretty typical pattern for a thursday. unusually heavy approaching north livermore avenue. that's where the red stops right

there. reports of a motorcyclist who is walking their walk. now, completely stopped and standing on the shoulder waiting for some help. any time there is a person standing on the side of the road, a big distraction. that looks like what's going on now. you know you pass somebody and everybody hits their brakes to america sure everything is okay. the south bay, a quick peek through fremont and into san jose. here is 101 northbound at 680. we are picking up the volume. we will show you the rest of the roads coming up, guys. back to you. 5:39. we'll tell you about a new recall of a popular breakfast cereal. new details after the deadly building collapse in philadelphia. the search called off a few hours ago. we will have the latest information next the woman that managed to survive 17 days trapped in the rubble of that collapsed garment factory in bangladesh, now out of the hospital. we will let you know what she is saying about her future in the garment district. [ wind howling ]

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following a developing story out of philadelphia where the search of the collapsed building has just been called off, because everybody believed trapped in all the rubble has been accounted for. we can also tell you a total of six people were killed. crews are just rescuing a woman from that wreckage overnight. she was the very last person accounted for. she right now after 12 hours in the rubble remains in critical condition in the hospital. a total of six were killed. 14 others were hurt during that collapse. officials say the building was in the process of being demolished when part of it simply gave-way, crashing right on to a thrift store next door. people inside that store, they say they heard several noises that kind of sounded like explosions and then the ceiling started falling. most of the victims were inside the thrift store at the time. the wife of an employee who was

killed said she happened to speak to her husband 15 minutes prior to the collapse. >> my daughter called me. she said, put the tv on. i put the tv on. it was bad. it was at 22nd and market. i called. i took out my phone and called him right away. we had just put the phone down 15 minutes. so i call him again. he didn't. i've been calling him since then. he never answer. >> the cause of the fire does remain under investigation. authorities point out, the building has no prior violations. >> new details about the raise on a senators 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. agents were spotted leaving his office with boxes of files. the fbi has not disclosed the details. calderon reportedly gives a contract to a firm where his brother serves as president. the a.p. says under the contract, the brother received a consulting fee of $11,000 per month. new this morning, police in india arresting three men accused of raping a california woman in a resort town. she was hitch hiking to her guest house monday night when the men reportedly offered her a lift in their truck. they drove her to a secluded spot and raped her. police are questioning those men. they have seized their truck. concerns about sexual assault in india very high after the deadly gang rape of a woman in new delhi back in december. the woman who just somehow managed to survive 17 straight days in the rubble of a collapsed garment factory over

in bangladesh is now out of the hospital this morning. the 19-year-old seamstress briefly talked to reporters outside of the hospital this morning. we have video of that young woman on the very day she was pulled out of the collapsed building. she says she will never, ever go back to the factory and work. she has a brand new job. you cannot blame her on that one. she will be working in the house keeping department at the westin hotel in bangladesh's capital. at 5:45, meteorologists along the east coast are keeping a close eye along this. this is tropical storm andrea which could make landfall later today. the storm is expected to hit florida and make its way up the coast toward maine. it's presence is being felt. lifeguards in alabama had to save almost a dozen teens that got caught in a rip current. they are lucky. christina loren is back. you say with all the action and the wind, the coast looks like a rough hurricane season and summer for everybody. >> it is early. we just kicked off the hurricane

season on the first of the month. it is now the sixth day of the month. we already have our first named storm of this season. on the pacific side, we have already seen our first hurricane of the season as well. what happens is hurricanes feed off the warm gulf waters. it has been a warm year. we are going to have to wait and see how things pan out. that's where we really start to get concerned when the areas of low pressure or tropical systems end up in the gulf. this is what we are looking at here in the bay area. the whole west coast is going to have see some hot weather. another concern here. that's fire danger. we are going to get into that kind of weather where it is very dangerous if we see any wild fire. winds are going to pick up. they are going to be offshore breezes. that cool, moist air that comes off the pacific. here is what we are working with. temperatures are mostly in the 50s. 55 degrees. good morning, livermore. 55, oakland. 53 in san francisco. take you into your lunchtime

hour, 74 at noon, san jose. not too bad. 61 in oakland. temperatures are going to stay rather cool around the inner bay until about noon. you will lose the cloud cover. temperatures will creep up. oakland, 74 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 85, livermore, 80, gilroy. 77 comfortable degrees here in san jose. we crank that heat. it all works out like this. you are so close to the weekend now. you know what, the first weekend of the summertime for kids all across the bay area. a lot of kids getting out of school today if they are not already out. as we head through the next couple of days, here is the deal. temperatures are going to creep up. you are probably going to hit the beach. we are going to see rough seas with the winds picking up across the bay area. it is safer for you to sit on the warm sand and look at the ocean. still rather cold in the water. 88 by sunday when things start to change. we will drop temperatures by 10 degrees between saturday and sunday with an area of low

pressure. from heat to showers. looking over here toward the south bay where the northbound route starting to show a little bit of slowing. the first person we see before 6:00, no surprises. a little bit lighter. christina talks about some of the schools getting off. we are going to see graduations, the biggest effect, the colleges. we are looking at big slowing right here for west 580 out of the altamont pass. the first issue, a stalled motorcycle over here at north livermore. over on the shoulder, someone standing over on the shoulder. a big distraction. people watched for peds. that was the case there. things starting to move better here. over at greenville, we have reports of a crash there lock blocking one lane. it will take 20-30 minutes for a tow truck to get there. it is tougher for the crew to get there that's an issue coming

out of tracy. not for the rest of livermore or the dublin interchange. 24 westbound out of orinda, we had an issue. smooth drive for the dublin interchange. it looks like things are cleared there. the backup starting to form in some cash lanes off to the right. 5:49. a warning this morning as you sit down for breakfast. general mills is issuing a voluntary recall. specifically, a single serving of reduced sugar, cinnamon toast crunch bowls because of a possible salmonella contamination. here is a look at what you can expect that is recalled. the packs are typically sold in places like calf fear yfeterias restaurants. it affects the use by dates august 31 to september 2nd. no other varieties or sizes of cinnamon toast crunch or other general mills cereals are

affected the san jose police department says criticism over its response to reports to a prowler at a local elementary school is unfounded. administrators say police twice failed to respond to calls about the alleged prowler on campus. that happened earlier this week. police say they did respond after investigating higher priority callings. when that prowler returned the very next day, officers were there on the scene within four minutes. the man was later arrested after a burglary call in that area. a new charge coming against former santa clara county supervisor, george shirakawa jr., when he is sentenced tomorrow, he will be arraigned on one more charge, felony impersonation. police say he mailed phoney fliers meant to discredit a city council candidate in 2010. that flier was meant to look like it was from magdalena corosco's campaign. evidence found on one of the

mailers matches his dna. for now, 5:50. wine, t in a can, the airline that's serving that how much google interns make? it is a lot. ahead in business news.

we take you to downtown san jose. some construction cones. isn't that beautiful? this is all for president obama. he arrives at 6:00 and going to stay the night in downtown. >> great-looking orange. the notoriously cheap spirit airlines has found another way to cut corners. it is now serving up wine in a can. the low cost carrier is offering two wines, courtesy of friends

fun wine. the airline likes the wine because it is easier to store on planes which has limited storage space. they weigh less than bottles. the down size, 6% alcohol. sutter home, by the way, has 13% alcohol per volume. this is what marla and i have talked about, seeing the brand new movie, the internship, starring owen wilson and vince vaughn, opens up tonight. they have already had their tickets. >> that's right. the movie takes place on the google campuses. hollywood pokes a little fun at us. google interns? i thought you were imported the movie was shot in cooperation with google. officially, it opens friday. i have a number of movie theaters that have showings tonight at 10:00 p.m. they get away with it because it

doesn't end until after midnight. the online job site, glass door, which knows a marketing opportunity when it sees one, surveyed real google interns and found out 97% of them love their jobs and think google ceo larry page is a good leader. the study found google interns make an average base pay of $5800 a month. it's about $70,000 a year. wall street eagerly awaiting tomorrow's big job numbers. the first person to get that number was cnbc's hampton pearson. we talked to him earlier. we could not get any secrets out of him. we tracked the newest revelations about the biggest spy agency. we will have team coverage at the top of the hour. >> internships for $70,000 a year? >> i wouldn't mind being an intern. >> me neither.

5:55. christina loren is here to talk about what's happening outside heading to the weekend. >> i'll sign you both up. good morning to you. a good-looking day shaping up, except for the low clouds this morning forcing the one-hour flight delays out of sfo. we have deet lays up until 11:30 for the past few days. today, they will be lifted by 9:00 a.m. as the fog is going to lift earlier. 55 in livermore. 60, sunnyvale, 53, san francisco. we're headed towards a warmer afternoon and then near record heat getting into the weekend. we'll time it all out for you coming up. we'll get you out the front door. good morning, mike. >> you just missed a parade of brake lights over here. deliveries done early in the morning here. a smooth drive for 880. we will show you the maps and the east bay farther south from here. the castro valley "y" moves nicely. the tri-valley, not so bad. 84 through livermore, i'm

concerned about that as well as isabelle, stanley. all the streets approaching the area homes, because folks might be cutting through to get out the back. it looks like the motorcycle has been pulled from the shoulder. back to you guys it is 5:57. as we've been reporting all morning long, the president is coming to the bay area. mike is going to tell you what you need to know for your drive home. coming up next a man brutally beaten to death in san jose. the sixth homicide in a matter of weeks. his family says a man was killed while trying to help somebody in need live to the east coast, here is a live look at philadelphia where that building collapsed yesterday. the search for victims has been officially called off. everyone has been accounted for and the death toll remains at six. we'll have the details still ahead in our 6:00 hour. stay with us. wow, the track looks perfect.

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is the government secretly tracking your cell phone records every day? the astonishing new report that accuses the feds of spying on everyday americans the president visiting the bay area for more than a series of fund-raisers. we will tell you about the big speech he is all set to deliver in the south bay. miracle in the rubble, how rescue crews managed to pull a woman out alive from the building collapse in philadelphia. the overnight effort to find anyone else that might have been trapped. a mild start to this thursday also known as friday eve. so close to the weekend. now, today, we start that warming trend. tomorrow, it kicks into high gear and then we will peek on saturday. i will give you the timeline for all those changes. as your morning commute gets going, we have an alert for the tri-valley and the president coming. we have to talk about the evening commute as