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 well.

live look at the commute. thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for being with us. 6:01. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. good morning. i'm jon kelley. you can see the barricades are out. the itinerary is all set hours before president obama arrives for a bay area visit. we can tell you this time the president's first stop will be pale l palo alto for a fundraising reception at a private home. off to portolo valley for dinner and more fundraising at another private house. the president then makes his way south to san jose where he will stay overnight and deliver remarks on health care. we have team coverage of the presidential visit. mike inouye has his eye on the motorcade route and how it will impact trafx. we begin with bob redell live in palo alto about new details

about today's presidential visit. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla and jon. what makes this fundraising trip to the bay area different than most others? president barack obama will be making a public statement during his trip, something he hasn't done on other trips. that's something he has received criticism for, because he usually comes in for 24, if not less than that, 24 hours, collects the money and bolts out of town without making a statement on any policy. that's not going to say that he is not going to collect any money. two fundraising trips. he lands at moffett field later today, heads over to this home in palo alto where there is going to be a reception tonight. this is the home of mike mccue, the founder of flip board. it will cost $2500 a head to attend. $12,000 to $15,000 if you want more access to the president. later tonight, the president will attend a fundraising dinner. this is not far from here at the

portola valley home of the co-founder of sun micro systems. that will be around $32,500. from what we've seen on the menu, it does look very enticing. it is a fund-raiser. you are going to get a creek salled a, house made california bread basket chicken breast saltimboka, wines and petite deserts. assorted french macaroons, salted caramels and it is a fund-raiser for democratic senate campaign. president will stay overnight at a hotel. tomorrow morning, he is going to make this public statement to the press. this is going to be specifically about obama care and how his health care related to californians. the president will be off for

another fund-raiser and a meeting with the president of china. again, president barack obama expected to be landing with air force one on air force one at moffett field a little bit later this afternoon into the evening. reporting live in palo alto. bob touched on this. it is not just fund-raisers for president obama. tomorrow, he will deliver a speech on obama care in downtown san jose. barricades are in place. the visit is having an unintended impact on the graduation ceremony at a local school. the principal at barnal intermediate school booked the hall. the hall sits right along the president's motorcade route on the school's website. the principal has posted a note urging everyone to take light rail to the ceremony to avoid parking restrictions in the area. also, want to note that getting

to the tech museum and the plaza day cesar chavez will also be difficult. fr moor more on the preside motorcade route, let's check in with mike inouye. >> at marla showed you earlier, the barricades in. a lot of closures going on in downtown san jose as well as other areas. the president will arrive, moffett field. we are officially where the president will arrive this evening. this is pretty much at 6:00. his travels will be late in the evening commute. this area is where the president is traveling. we don't know the specified route. 101 is a good connector through the area. a pretty quick stop there. about an hour and heading over

toward portola valley which takes you west. that traverses the area around woodside and 280. road closures along the way as the president's motorcade will be affected. now, after that, it is going to be later. after the commute for the evening. this will affect your route toward and in downtown san jose. the area around the plaza and the tech museum and all related facilities will be barricaded off starting yesterday and well into today and tomorrow's activities as well. don't expect this to clear until tomorrow mid-day. this will be an issue for local traffic. plan on delays if you travel through the area. don't come through if you don't have to. as far as traffic flow, we will put the censors on. here is our live traffic with mostly green. north of 101 and 680. not unusual. we will see that kick in in the

nextrb@ñ10-15 minutes for the sh bay. the tri-valley looking really light as far as 580 toward the dublin interchange. 84 slow through livermore but not a big deal over there. earlier problems off of west 580. we will get you a quick look out there as well. the bay bridge toll plaza with all the cash lanes. it looks like they may have turned the metering lights on in the past few minutes. what are the changes ahead for us? >> we certainly have the low clouds this morning. the difference between yesterday and today is the marine layer is thicker. it was thicker yesterday. is the surface. it looks like we have more fog out there. what's happening is high pressure is forcing the marine layer to the surface because it is so thin, it3rñ will clear o. the fog delays will likely be lifted by about 10:00 a.m.

55 degrees in livermore. 60 to start the day in sunnyvale. 55. it is comfortable in oakland. good morning to you. this is how it works. we stop the clock on your futurecast by about 11:00 a.m. you can see all the marine layer pushing back out to sea. it will be mostly sunny by 11:00. where as we had to wait until 1:00, 2:00, over the past couple of days to get out of the clouds, specially in the city by the bay. the standup for the past couple days is we had this low cloud cover carrying that nice ocean air in with westerly flow. beautiful days. today, we cut that off. as a result, we are going to soar in terms of our temperature. "today in the bay," this is what you can expect. 85, inland, 75, bayside at the coast. 64, the triple digit, near record-breaking heat moves in. i'll time out what that means for your city. we will send it back to you, jon, and marla. >> a freaky scene here at the "today" show tweeted out about a

man with a knife. matt lauer says that man tried to harm himself with a knife. the good news here, nobody else was injured. they were all set there. they started their 8:00 hour in the studio and they had to explain this situation. there is a video taken by a witness at that scene. it shows security tackling the man and the police are right now handling this scary situation. a developing story in philadelphia where we wanted to give you a live look at the scene here. rescuers have just stopped their overnight search for anyone else that might have been buried in the rubble of this building collapse. you can see emergency crews still john seen today of course. in the past 30 minutes, our nbc station told us the investigation is now underway. a woman was pulled out of the rubble overnight alive when rescuers heard her voice. at least six people died. 14 others are injured because of this collapse. investigators say the building was being demolished when it

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building under demolition fell right on to a neighboring thrift store. 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 died tuesday morning after he was hit on the head on saturday. an unsettling report, the u.s. government is secretly recording and collecting phone records. the white house is defending. we go in-depth on this story on the new report. scott mcgrew would have his inside coming up in a moment. we start things off with christie smith, live at a verizon store in milpitas. she has a look at the new controversial report. this court order is literally marked top secret. that is the very first line. it directs verizon to hand over all calling records on an

ongoing daily basis. today, the white house defended the need to gather information about u.s. citizens calling habits saying it is a critical tool in protecting the nation from terrorist threats. an obama administration official did not confirm a newspaper report in britain's guardian that the national security agency is collecting the phone records of millions of verizon customers. at the request of the fbi, the order covers each number dialed by all customers, location, duration and the frequency of the calls but not the contents, not what was said. the order relies on the business records provision under the patriot act. verizon lists about 121 million customers, most of them wireless. the order was actually granted on april 25th and is good until mid-july. an attorney with the privacy watchdog group says it would be very unlikely verizon would be

the only carrier under this type of order. reporting live in milpitas, christie smith, "today in the bay." kichristie smith, thank you very much. scott mcgrew has been covering the eavesdropping on americans since the 2001 attack. >> first, the newspaper found and printed court orders that allow the government to track and keep records of every phone call you make. we hadn't seen a document like that before. while we have known thanks to whistle blowers that phone companies turn over their records to the nsa. we didn't know until today that that record dump happens every day. i use verizon. if i were to call you right now, this phone call i am actually making, will be on a computer in virginia forever by the end of the day. now, i doubt this news that the government knows who you called

and when will have a very big failout for the president. after all, who is going to complain, the republicans? the same thing happened under the bush administration. in many cases, those were warrantless wiretaps. if you are outraged, you might think to sue the phone companies. years ago, congress protected the phone companies from turning over phone records. this young senator from illinois called it outrageous. to the dismay of his supporters, ended up voting for it. then senator obama supported the program. he then has expanded upon it as president. today's news is about verizon. you say to yourself, at least i'm an at&t customer. as christi pointed out, it is likely they are tracking you

too. "usa today" broke that story in 2006 with this headline. nsa has a massive database of american phone calls. verizon, at&t, every phone company did this except one. one would not participate. that was qwest communications. they are now verizon. jon and marla, a number of groups, many in san francisco, electronic frontier, aclu, they have been fighting in court. the lawyers complain that americans simply don't get worked up about this. that kind of takes the power away from them. >> i'm proud that you gave me a call. i don't know if everybody knows. >> it is in havirginia on a computer right now. >> i answered but you didn't respond. i think you are a little busy. >> i need to get your phone number so everybody can stay in touch. i will get it from the nsa. 6:17. christina loren is back. we don't need big brother watching the weather. we got you doing it for us.

6:17. i just called you out. good month to you. we've got a good-looking day shaping up. temperatures are nice and comfortable out there. look at this. so you notice, look at this low cloud cover over san jose. it has not yet pushed far enough to the east to make it to the western-facing slopes surrounding san jose. that's an indication. this marine layer is not going to make its way all the way to the delta this morning. that's a sign that our natural a.c. is getting cut off. at this time tomorrow, we will be, wouldi working with just ma maybe a third cloud cover to start the day. not as thick or robust as it was yesterday. it is being forced to the surface by high pressure. because it is so thin, it is going to clear out quickly. we are going to see the sunshine earlier today. a warmer day as a result. 53, gilroy, 55, san jose, 60 to start. good morning, sunnyvale. here is where we are headed.

today, 85. livermore, 98 by saturday. today, already, getting beyond our seasonal averages. by tomorrow, we could be talking records. better chance for hitting those records as we head through saturday. big ridge of high pressure is the reason why. this is moving in quickly. it is going to bring the hottest weather of 2013 so far. make sure you are ready for that. the first official day of summer doesn't come in until the 21st of this month. we are only at the 6th of june, talking about triple digit heat. it is very dry around here. outdoor bru outdoor burning. we do not advise that. if you want to hit the beach, we also have some bad news in that department. high rips. some very dangerous rip currents. rough seas as we head throughout the next couple of days as the down sloping winds pick up. water temperatures are cool, 55 degrees. i think what's cool about those very large waves is you can sit on the warm sand and watch those big waves come in and crash. it is kind of cool.

85 degrees bayside on saturday. inland, 97. that means if you want the coolant, head to the coast. the beach is not too far away. we will be talking more about tropical storm andrea coming up in just a little bit. i will have your seven-day outlook ready to go as well. this is the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season and it is looking to pack a punch. more on that many could go up. let's check your drive. mike is a busy man with the president coming into town tonight. >> have to make sure my tie is done up straight as well as keeping the record clean. we are looking over here toward the southbound direction of 880 through fremont. actually, traffic looking lighter today as it has for the last few days. that summertime shift may be in effect. we are looking to the maps, of course, as we'll show you the south bay with the northbound routes. many of your south bay and silicon valley schools got off last week,c:l continuing it in this week. we are seeing the first burst

for north 101. we expect the second to kick in on a normal traffic day. we are looking at a lighter volume again. we are watching the shift as it starts to happen on the northbound routes. as we look to the tri-valley, a shift of traffic. more folks headed over to the dublin interchange after the earlier issue. we had a big jam. things thinned out. more folks heading through livermore. nothing dramatic there. farther back, westbound 580, we still have the crash for quite some sometime blocking one lane. all lanes are now cleared. it is still very slow and gummed up. expect more traffic toward the interchange. the bay bridge toll plaza, we have no problems over here. we have the metering lights on. things are moving so smoothly. we still consider this a little bit lighter, backed up only to west grand avenue coming off of this area from the east bay. the peninsula looks very nice. northbound. all the way up in towards san

mateo. the low clouds not presenting a problem. we'll send it back to you guys. mike? 6:21. nutrition labels could soon be posted on alcoholic beveragesmebeverages, only if companies want them there. beer, wine, and spirit companies can use labels that include serving size, servings per container and the decision is temporary while the alcohol trade and tax bureau decide final rulings on alcohol labels names names in the osama bin laden raid. ♪

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now. tropical storm andrea expected to make landfall in florida's big bend area sometime by this afternoon. a live shot looking at that. this will happen before moving across southeastern georgia and the carolinas. it is not expected to strength then, however, into a hurricane. today marks the last hearing before the start of george zimmerman's trial in the shooting deathf florida teenager trayvon martin. this right here is a live look inside the courtroom. today, a judge will consider weather to accept a voice experts testimony. prosecutors have hired voice orders whether those were of barton or zimmerman. they are pleading not guilty of second-degree murder claiming second defense. >> a pentagon report claims former c.i.a. director, leon panetta revealed the name of the ben lin laden raid leader.

the writer of "zero dark thirty" was out during the speech. the report doesn't say whether p panetta knew the reiter wwriter in the audience during the speech. it is 6:27. still ahead. new details in the fbi raid at the state capital. we also have new charges against a disgraced south bay government leader. we will tell you why the end of one courtroom saga is just start of another one.

are everyday americans being spied on in secret? a new report that accuses the government of scooping up your phone records new details in an fbi raid on capitol hill.

we now know why a state senator was targeted. we take you live to wall street for the first time in a month. there wasn't a huge stumble but the dow back under 15,000. we will see how the day responds as we bring it in. it should be a quiet morning. we wait for the all-important job data. today is thursday, june 6th. this is "today in the bay." this is "today in the bay." 6:30 on the nose. good morning. happy to see you along. i'm jon kelly. >> i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. a bombshell announcement by a british newspaper claiming to have evidence that verizon is handing the u.s. government the phone records of millions of americans every day. the latest scandal comes just as president obama gets ready to fly into the bay area for a series of fund-raisers and a policy speech here in downtown san jose. this is a live look at where barricades are already set up in

the downtown area. business and tech reporter, scott mcgrew, he joins us live in studio. lots of civil rights lawyers hope this is enough to get the average american angry. >> yeah. because, this, in fact, has actually been going on for years, marla. the latest bit of evidence just confirms what we've known through court testimony since at least 2006. there has been very little outrage. mr. obama is supposed to address health care in a speech in san jose tomorrow. will he address the verizon question as well. the guardian newspaper has discovered secret court orders which permit the national security agency to collect the phone records of every single verizon customer, land line and wireless. who you called, how long the call lasted, but they are not to our direct knowledge listening in on the call. if you are an at&t customer. you are not off the hook so to speak. first, it is logical that the same order exists for at&t

users. secondly, you recall the government was caught in 2006 doing the very same thing to at&t customers and verizon customers without a court order. it was a crime, both by the agents who asked for the records and by the phone company workers who handed them over. congress then passed a law making it not a crime retro activity. jon, we are going to continue to monitor this. mike mccue, the silicon valley start-up guy hosting the president later today. i have sent him a couple of messages asking, are you going to bring this up, jon and laura. is this something that comes up in conversation. certainly, it is something the obama administration is well aware of. they were out with a statement this morning saying this is necessary. >> bottom line, we really shouldn't be surprised. >> scott, we look forward to that. thanks a lot. new details this morning about the raid of a senator's office at the state capital here in california. the "associated press" reporting the fbi searched the office of

senator ron calderon, tuesday night, as part of an investigation into legislation he introduced for a loens angel area water district. agents w'spotted leaving his office with boxes and files. they have not disclosed the exact details of the investigation. two people questioned by agents admit the investigation involves the la democrat and his brother. legislation introduced by calderon gives a contract to a firm where his brother serves as president. the a.p. says under that contract, the brother received a consulting fee of $11,000 per month. a new charge against former santa clara county supervisor, george shirakawa jr. when he is sentenced tomorrow. he will also be arraigned on a brand new charge, felly impersonation. police say he mailed phoney flyers meant to discredit a city council candidate in 2010. the flier was meant to look like it was from magdalena corosco's

campaign. the d.a.'s office says evidence found of one of the mailers matches shirakawa's dna. we are going to lose clouds much earlier than any other day. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. san jose. a beautiful start to the day here. what a cool picture we have to show you. as you can see, those low clouds coming in. we still have a sliver of sunshine. low clouds which are dropping off as we head throughout the day today. we're going to lose that cloud cover by about 10:00 a.m. we are in the 50s right now. your futurecast tells that story between 10:00 and 11:00. mostly sunny conditions across the greater bay area. we continue the futurecast at 3:00. here is difference between yesterday and today. we had that beautiful westerly flow. low clouds hugging the coastline. today, we are going to cut that

off. your temperatures are going to stop. a lot of kids graduating as we head throughout the next couple of days. 85 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 75, bayside at the coast. 64 degrees. i remember those days, signing year books. have a great summer. stay cool, mike. stay cool. >> k.i.t., keep in touch. i wonder if people put down their phone numbers or an e-mail address or some other sort of skiling thing they do. we have the backup here. look at the fast track lanes. you can see motion for those cars. that's lighter than we typically see. we will look over towards the maps and show you what's going on. the approach, slowing westbound 80. berkeley, we still have speeds into the upper 40s and 50s. it is eastbound. we do have a crash reported around carlson. the westbound side shows some slowing. might be a little distraction from theu activity.

otherwise, traffic flows smoothly through the area, a little slow through hercules. a little crash going on. 242 just cleared from lanes around concord avenue. you see the slowing in the southbound side, right where that word or the name concord is on the maps. a little farther south. still some slowing now. 580 toward the dublin interchange. a burst of traffic cleared around north livermore and the other around greenville. an easy drive getting over there. we will take a quick look at the south bay. north 101 starting to build. not looking so bad for 280 or 101. >> the morning after pill without a prescription at any age. we will tell you why anyone is now allowed to buy emergency contraception anywhere at least for now. this is san rafael, talking about the clouds that are still hanging around but get ready for the warmer temps as the clouds

go away in a hurry. back in a couple minutes on "today in the bay."

>> welcome back. girls of any age will be able to buy generic forms of the morning after pill without prescriptions while a federal judge appeals the judge's ruling to allow sells. some can be sold immediately without restrictions though it might take drugstores a month to

begin selling them that way. one pill version are still restricted. it is unclear why the court is allowing one version and not the other. the government has two weeks to decide whether to appeal this decision. originally, the fda had wanted to offer emergency compensation. michael jackson's mother will not be in court for the wrongful death trial of her son, michael. she is at the bedside of her granddaughter, 15-year-old paris jackson. she has been hospitalized. the family is not releasing any other details. the l.a. county fire department will only say they did transport somebody from her home for a possible overdose. paris and prince are supposed to testify in their father's

wrongful death trial. the fourth anniversary of michael jackson's death is coming up on june 25th. a ten-year-old is one step closer to getting the help she needs. she celebrated when she found out a federal judge is suspended the age factor in the nation's transplant rules for ten days for her. she will be able to move up the adult waiting list in hopes of improving her chances of finding a match. a 19-year-old seamstress who somehow survived for 17 days inside all that rubble of a collapsed garment factory in bangladesh will not be going back to work at a factory. she has been given a job in the house keeping department at the westin hotel in bangladesh's capital of daka. she was released from a hospital thursday.

she now says she is actually doing very well. >> 6:41. coming up, police tackle a man with a knife near the "today" show studio. we will have all the new details next. plus, the barricades up and the menus are set. we have the new details about the president's visit right here in the bay area and the unexpected consequences the trip could have on a local eighth grade graduation. it is 6:42. we are working with about a third as much of the natural coolant this morning as yesterday. the warming trend starts today. you are ready for the weekend. it is going to be a hot one. we will tell you the best times to get outdoors. your seven-day is up next the san mateo bridge, you can make out the high-rise and the low clouds in the same picture. we will see how your morning commute is shaping up. it is not quite what you should expect. and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪

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this morning, the barricades are out. the itinerary is set hours before president obama arrives for a bay area visit. this time, the president's first stop will be palo alto for a fundraising reception at a private home. you can see the house is decked out in red, white, and blue and then off to portola valley for dinner and more fundraising at another private home. the president then makes his way to san jose where he will stay overnight and deliver remarks on health care. bob redell is live with new details about today's presidential visit. you are right on the property there, bob. >> reporter: well, almost. we're not going to trespass. good morning, marla. after the president arrives at moffett field later this afternoon, he will be off to two fund-raisers. this private home in palo alto.

the neighborhood has signs out telling people not to park down here. a major inconvenience for people that live around here but well worth it. >> it's fantastic. win, lose, or draw, if you like him, you don't like him, like you said, it is the leader of the free world. it doesn't happen all the time, let alone once in your lifetime. it is pretty exciting. >> reporter: this is the home of mike mccue, he will be hosting the president tonight for a reception. he has the bunting, the american flag out for his arrival. he, by the way, mccue, is the founder of flip wooboard. $25 ahead. $12 to $15. later tonight, the president will be attending a fundraising dinner at the portola valley home of the co-founder of sun micro systems, $32,400 ahead. you are wondering how that money

is going to help senate democrats with their campaigns. that's what the money is for. a nice, hardy meal. here is a little bit of a snippet of the menu. on the menu, greek sal aid, house made california bread basket, chicken breast saltimbocca and wine and a selection of petite desserts. the president will stay overnight at a hotel and tomorrow morning, he is supposed to make a public statement about obama care. that's what makes this fundraising trip a little different than ones in recent times. usually, he comes in and goes out and doesn't make any statements to the public. he will be speaking tomorrow morning about his health care reform and how it relates to and helps californians. another fund-raiser and a meeting with the presidentññ of china. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." this time, as both bob and

marla briefly mention, it is not just fund-raisers for president obama. tomorrow, in downtown san jose, the president will deliver a speech on obama care. we have a live look downtown in downtown san jose where the parking signs and gates are already up to keep the roadways clear. barricades are already in place. the visit having an unintended impact on the graduation there. they booked the hall but the hall sits right along the president's motorcade route. so now on the school's website, urging everybody who is planning to get down there to take light rail to get to the ceremony to avoid parking and driving restrictions. it will also be difficult so brace yourself. fr more on the president's motorcade route and how it is going to disrupt traffic, let's bring in traffic anchor, mike.

>> bob and jon have talked about the general vicinity. the map, we will talk about here. this is off of 231. as the president arrives, we will see air force one or marine one depending on how he arrives. there will be activity on the roadways and overhead, spectator slowing there. from moffett oz[field, the president will make his way over toward palo alto along with the motorcade. you don't know the route but you do notice 110 is a nice connector between the two cities. after the event, the next one is in portola valley taking you west across 280 disturbing the flow of traffic in the vicinity. all the overhead activity and road closures local to palo alto and portolo valley, likely going into place if not already in

effect. after portola valley, the president heads over towards san jose for the final stay. that has closures and we're talking about the activities at the tech and parkside hall and the intermediate school. let's look at the commute right now. we will put the censors on. 110 northbound from capital expressway all the way up to the airport. we are seeing 50s. that's great for right now. same for 87 coming into downtown north of kurtner. 580 had earlier problems through livermore. >> 680 shows backup. down the eastshore freeway, you can see the flow of traffic coming toward the camera. good spacing through berkeley. you are in the 50s and 40s through richmond as you are coming off past the racetrack. i notice some low clouds. it looks like things are

starting to burn off a little bit. >> already, mike. that sun has only been up for about 45 minutes now. this is what we are talking about for today. it look quite a bit more ominous. specially over open-water bridges where you might lose visibility. overall, we are looking pretty good despite those flight delays still at an hour out of sfo. you are at 56. good morning, campbell. 57, milpitas and 57 in santa cre sa. 52 degrees in cupertino. those low clouds clear out by 11:00 a.m. we are going to be mostly clear over the greater bay area. we have a good-looking second half of the day. it will be warm. you might have to turn the a.c. back on in the extreme east bay, south bay as we lose that natural coolant for today. here is where we are headed for today. down right hot, 85 degrees in

livermore. up to 98 degrees. 97 on saturday in santa rosa. in places like oakland and san francisco. the place to be, right by the water where you are going to get the coolest temperatures and that natural coolant. what i do want to point out is we are going to see some dangerous rip currents as the winds pick up our waves. dangerous to get in the water and if you do plan on getting in the wet water, go to a guarded beach. that is my best advice for you. always swim with a buddy, have an extra pair of eyes on you. a lot of the little ones are going to want to get out there as they are finishing up school. 85, bayside on saturday. the closer you can get to the water, the more heat relief you will feel. 77, not too bad for today. 80, gilroy. here it is your extended outlook. rough seas saturday.

that's the peak. sunday, areas of low pressure. chance for showers up in marin county close to the coast. >> 6:52. new this morning, a scary scene forcing rockefeller plaza to be evacuated during the "today" show. this happened hours ago. matt lauer explains the situation at the top of the 8:00 hour. >> the man out there attempted to harm him sieve with a knife. he managed to control himself. he was controlled by our security team. he did harm himself in some way. he is now being attended to by medical personnel. matt and savannah took to twitter immediately after this event keeping viewers up to date. the good news, nobody else was hurt during this bizarre incident. a developing story in philadelphia. rescuers have just ended the

overnight search for anyone else that might have been buried in the rubble collapse. a woman was pulled out alive late last night when rescuers heard her voice. at least six died and 14'l.rq)s were injured because of the collapsed. the building was being demolished when it collapsed on to a salvation army thrift store the federal government is secretly collecting records of verizon customers every day. scott mccrew grew is here to gi insight. she is live in milpitas. >> reporter: good morning to you. the white house is defending the need to collect the phone records of u.s. citizens saying it is basically a critical tool to help fight terrorism. the really wide scope of this court order that they are operating under has quite a few

people here in the south bay shaking their heads this morning saying it goes too far. are they surprised or shocked? no. an obama administration official did not confirm a british newspaper report that the national security agency is collecting the phone records of millions of verizon customers, regardless of whether they were suspected of doing anything wrong or not. this top secret court order includes the numbers dialed, the location, duration of the calls but not what was said. it suggests that u.s. intelligence is continuing a campaign of domestic surveillance that started under the bush administration in 9/11. i spoke with one man who isn't sure why his calls are anyone's business. >> sure. it is an invasion of privacy. it is nobody's business to know how long i have been on the phone and where i'm calming or anything else. >> reporter: does it surprise to hear this? >> this day and age, no.

it seems like every day, every week, we have some revelation of some privacy being invaded. >> reporter: the order relies on a provision under the usa paid trut act. they are suing the nha over surveillance issues in the united states. he says, it is very unlikely have your eye zon would verizon would be the only carrier covered under this order. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage. much of the surveillance dates back to the bush administration. president obama supporters will likely be dismayed to hear this still exists. the obama administration has expanded this. some agency probably needs to examine phone calls made to known or suspected terrorists. what kristy is pointing out today, all phone records, every single phone record from anyone to anyone, even phone calls made

locally inside america on verizon and probably other services are tracked and information about that call recorded even if the government has no evidence that you are a terrorist. this picture taken in 2006 by a phone company engineer, named mark klein, he and three other enj engineers analyze your echlt mail. civil rights groups have been fighting this in court. this is video from the northern federal district. both the bush administration and later the obama administration says the government will not explain itself claiming national security. one claims national security. skype, apple's imessage. if you are going to tracfone calls, it would be strange not

to track text mess nages as wel. everybody can rest easy now. spell check complete. crews changing a misspelled sign. that sips used to read for a moment milli pitas. crews covered up the sign with big, white plastic. the fix did not cost tax payers a single cent. instead, the contractor, as it should be, made the mistake. the one that made the mistake had to pick up the tab. >> 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 for the new substation at willow and hamilton. this is video. facebook is pledging more than $215,000 to overhaul the

building. the giant will cover most of the rent through 2016. heading toward your weekend, feeling like summertime around here. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. bayside, 75 degrees at the coast. 64 degrees. that sun is going to shine through earlier than any day so far this week by about 10:00 a.m. mostly clear conditions over the greater bay area. as we head into the weekend, it is definitely going to start to feel like summer. i know just man who help you get there. here is mike. >> headed through pale lo alto, road closures, great. downtown san jose, because of the president's visit later on today as well. the map will show you the south bay where downtown san jose has road closures. 101 shows a little slowing just kicking in on 280 as well as 285

linked to the game. >> i know you are going to be very upset to hear this. we have a programming noted to pass along to you. the french open will be aired instead of the 11:00 today and tomorrow. the "today" show will be back and we will be back at 7:25 with a live local update. pulled from the rubble, a 61-year-old woman rescued overnight from that tragic building collapse in philadelphia. we're live at the scene. and cry for help. new details on paris jackson's condition after her apparent suicide attempt today, thursday, june 6th, 2013.