a new warning after the computer system of a popular bay area grocery store is attacked. we will tell you who is at risk. plus, just in, we now know exactly what the president will be saying when he makes remarks in san jose this morning. we have the new details just released former south bay politician, george shirakawa jr. learns his fate this morning but his troubles are not over yet. let's take you live outside. wow, look at that sky. nice, bright orange for you, kind of matches marla's dress, more of a redish town on this national doughnut day, friday, june 7th. this is "today in the bay."

you saw the sky. now, you can see the dress. very vibrant for your start of the day. good morning. it is 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> national doughnut day. you whet the appetite. >> i'm marla tallez for laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at the forecast with christina loren. i don't think anyone has mentioned it yet. happy friday, ladies and gentlemen! you made it. it is going to be a hot one, temperatures hotter than any day we have seen so far this year. right now, we are starting out pretty cool. we are at 55 in concord, 61, sunnyvale, 55 degrees to start the day in livermore as we head throughout the day. we are talking about triple digit. i'll break it all down for you coming up. first, let's find out if there is anybody broken down on the highway that could slow you down. none reported. fremont, traffic flows just fine. light volume. on the maps, we see smooth drive

down past mission boulevard. 880 really jams down. you are getting down to one lane in the southbound side. passing by 237. i went through the area earlier. a lot of paving going on. only your slow lanes open. a lot of equipment, big trucks, bright lights. trying to finish up that paving for the other three lanes through the area. that will go on till past 5:00. back to you. 4:32. the president will leave the bay area in just a few hours. before he goes, he will deliver remarks about his affordable care act. we have learned what the president will say in that speech. the white house says he will highlight california's efforts to implement the act better known as obama care. he will also praise california's efforts to enroll uninsured americans, specially latinos. the president will talk about data released that he says shows the act is improving competition and creating quality affordable

choices. the president is scheduled to deliver his remarks at the fairmont hotel in san jose hotel just before 9:00. he will leave town from moffatt field. he heads to an exclusive estate for a meeting with china's brand new president. this is his plane after it landed. he is in indian wells after the two-day summit with president obama. they will be talking about the economy, the growing concern over north korea and american's concern over chinese cyberhacking this morning's speech by the president will focus on obama care. a lot of people wondering what exactly is obama care. we can tell you it is a controversial health care plan that went into effect january 1st. you cannot be denied coverage based on pre-existing medical conditions. you are mandated to buy insurance and subsidies will be

offered to low-income clients, including 7 million right here in california who currently have no insurance. san francisco's psychiatrist, dr. laura dave vies is an advis to the affordable care act. >> they are going to get better medical care because of the electronic health records and the way the structure of medicine is going to be paid differently. physicians are going to be able to do their jobs and not have to necessarily look for coding all the time. >> critics of obama care say insurance premiums will go up and thousands of patients will start flooding doctor's offices. as we said, the president will speak out just before 9:00 and we will carry his remarks live on nbc bay area and our website, nbcbayarea.com a new warning from a popular

grocery chain. raylies, which owns bel-air and nob hill foods are trying to determine if they were able to get any important customer information. customers are warned to check their debit accounts. a live report on what you need to know if you think your account was hacked the fbi offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of three suspected burglars. these are surveillance photos from the latest robbery which happened yesterday at a bank of america on terobol in san francisco. you can see the men in dark-hooded sweatshirts armed with handguns. on monday, authorities say the same three men robbed a bank in san francisco and then one in millbrae, a third robbery happened back in april. it is 4:35. a man accused of killing a

17-month-old baby boy in the south bay will enter his plea in court. san jose police arrested 38-year-old ala haan dro benetiz, the boyfriend of the babysitter looking after the baby at that time. not only will he be sentenced but former county supervisor, george shirakawa jr. will be rained on a brand new charge, specifically felony impersonation. they have d.n.a. evidence linking him to bogus fliers mailed out in 2010 meant to discredit a city council candidate. he is being punished today for using campaign funds to fuel a gambling addiction. he took the plea in exchange for leniency. his punishment will likely be supervised probation over in the east bay, extra pall patrols will be on hand at

diablo middle school. a student found a threatening hand-written message in one of the girl's bathrooms. it sparked an investigation that involved taking writing samples from the student. they don't believe the threat is credible. they are not taking any chance employees at a local doughnut shop are getting death threats over their plan to give out doughnuts filled with trois gra moose. california has banned the sale of the goose livers. the shop is getting around the ban because they are giving away the doughnuts for free. the threats are coming from animal rights activists that say the making of trois gra is anima animal cruelty.

>> chocolate always works on donuts. maybe you can quench your thirst with those donuts. it is going to be a hot one. whatever it takes to stay hydrated, i highly recommend you do. it is coming on quickly. yesterday wasn't that bad. today, temperatures soar. it is going to be so hot out there. right now, we are at 55 degrees in concord, 53 in napa. 54 in novado. as we head throughout the day, temperatures are going to climb quickly. by about noon, we are going to see temperatures in the 90s in some cities across the bay area. here is what we are expecting. launch this thing, set it in mo motion, stop it at 12:00. 88 for livermore as we break for lunch. we will be at 81 degrees at noon in san jose. this is what we are working with. 99, fairfield, 97, livermore. 90 degrees today. it is going to be so hot out there even in san rafael. it is going to be warmer as we

head through tomorrow. that's when we will peak. if you want to hit the beach, santa cruz, 82 degrees at 4:00 p.m. i will have your full forecast and let you know when we might get showers in the bay area over the course of the weekend. more weather whiplash headed our way. first, let's check that drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning. look at this live shot. 101 northbound toward us with head lights at 680. a steady stream. overall, a light volume of traffic. here is your south bay map. yellow for southbound 280. only a little blip. it is down to 59 miles per hour on average through that area. just below 60. we do have road closures that continue. we have talked about this. the president is in town making a statement. downtown san jose. i'm told by our friend, mr. taylor, who is working there already, starting at 2:30 in the morning. avoid that walk around the area, that whole vicinity, because of increased security. a quick look at the golden gate

bridge. they are ready to move that and track it. back to you. >> i know you are all pumped up for this one. as we mentioned earlier today, it is national doughnut day. standing ovation all the way around. the other good news is local doughnut shops are using today to help a very good cause. krispy kreme, psycho doughnuts and dunkin doughnuts giving out free doughnuts to encourage donations to the salvation army. national doughnut day is part of the salvation army history. during world war i, the salvation army sent volunteers over to france where they made doughnuts for soldiers fighting out on the front line. starting in 1938, the group officially launched national doughnut day, which is, of course, today, june 7th. i can't wait to get my hands on some of those. in honor of the history of national doughnut day, the salvation ormmy will deliver donuts to several bay area first responders, police officers, firefighters, sheriff deputies

and veterans will receive freshly, night warm baked donuts. >> nothing like some history about the donuts 4:41. a major fund-raiser for a bay area nonprofit ends tonight. we will tell you how much people are willing to pay for lunch with warren buffett. >> big man on campus. a royal visit to the crown prince. that will be stopping by some various tech companies this morning. tracking what you do online. the new accusations involving google, apple and facebook. what the bay area tech companies have to say about it all. plus, caught on tape. a helicopter slams right into the ground in southern california with a surprise ending. kind of tough to see. it is worth hanging around for. i have the details next.

welcome back. it is 4:44. time is running out to dine with one of the world's richest men. the last day to cast your bid on ebay for a power lunch with warren buffett. the top bit, $775,100. last year's winner paid almost $3.5 million. experts say last-minute bidders

will send this price through the roof. it all ends tonight at 7:30. the fund-raiser will benefit san francisco's glide foundation which helps the city's poor and homeless. >> so you are saying i still have time to get in on it? i am not going above $1 million this year prince felipe of belgium spending quality time in the south bay. along with the delegation of 300 belgian businessmen and women will be at sisco in san jose. belgium has some close ties with that company back in 1993. they opened their very first office in brussels with a mere ten employees. now, they employ nearly 1,000 people. the visit is to exchange ideas and build business relationships. prince felipe is expected to visit stanford, his alma matter. >> they are expected to unveil

new software next week. courtney reagan is live with what they are expected to show off and a look at futures. good morning. futures are mixed right now. we are still waiting for the big economic report of the day, the may jobs numbers. the data is being very closely watched amid concerns of the economy and talk that the federal reserve may soon start scaling back at stimulus programs. better the economy gets the higher chance that could occur. economists expect another month of job gains roughly in line with 165,000 added in april with the unemployment rate seen holding steady at 3.5%. the dow posted its biggest comeback reversing a decline. apple is expected to show off new software for the iphone and ipad at the company's annual developer's conference. the new irs will be launched

this fall. apple enthusiasts and investors may not be wowed by next week's announcements. analysts say they want physical products. they think a tv and wearable watch will be coming from apple next year. courtney, thanks so much. it is 4:47 right now. let's check back in with christina loren along with our other lady in red, marla tallez here. it looks like you said it is going to be a scorcher out. >> it is. we want to be representatives of the day. smoking hot. >> it is going to be a hot one. grab that water bottle now and stick it in the freezer if you work outdoors. prepare for the heat. want to point out no flight delays right now. that's because we are not dealing with as much cloud cover as we had at this point yesterday. we cut off that natural coolant. temperatures are going to soar today. watch out if you are trying to get over to new york city. we have some delays backing up out of laguardia with the weather system pushing that way. we will continue to update you on that. it's a getaway friday. you made it.

56, oakland. 52. kind of a nice start in santa rosa where you will hit the mid-90s today. santa rosa, down to a mile and three dw three-quarters of visibility. for us, it is going to be a hot one. oh, i don't think we are going to see partly cloudy conditions move all the way into concord. expecting a mostly clear start from fairfield down south to livermore where it will be the hottest as we completely cut off that coolant. 99 in fairfield. 74, san francisco. 81, fremont. this is not it. we are going to be even warmer tomorrow as we have a warmer start. temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 70s in some cities. this is where we are expecting to end up at the coast, 74, saturday, bayside, 86, 99 degrees inland. then, temperatures tumble as we get into your sunday. an area of low pressure races into the area. that's going to drop your temperatures by 20 degrees between saturday and sunday and bring in some coastal drizzle. that cooling will continue on

monday down to 77 degrees. meanwhile, we'll warm you back up next week but only to the mid-80s. once we get through with this heat wave, it should be nice, at least for a while. it is going to be a hot couple of days to get through. over to you. >> we will brace for that. thank you very much. we are learning the government monitoring of our private information goes much deeper than collecting cell phone records. many bay area tech giants are front and center on this one. "the washington post" uncovering a secret program called prism. it allows the fbi and national security to tap directly into the computers of companies like apple, google, yahoo! youtube, and facebook, all for the purpose of tracking down spies and terrorists. now, the post says the government is monitoring things like e-mails, instant messages, videos, photos, and social network profile details. this information is really disturbing considering we have laws in this country as well as the fourth amendment that should

protect our privacy. >> we have reached out to all of these companies for some kind of re, a. every one of them denies giving the government direct access to their services. the director of national intelligence is declassifying documents to calm the recent war over the government surveillance program in addition to reports of spying on internet activity earlier this week. it was revealed the nsa is receiving daily reports from verizon wireless about who customers call and for how long those calls last. the obama administration says the surveillance prevented specific attacks. >> it doesn't bother me one bit for the national security administration to have my phone number. what they are trying to do is find out what terrorist groups we know about and individuals and who the hell they are calling. nsa director, james clapper, is planning to declassify some documents he is not happy about the disclosure. he says america's security will

suffer. not to be confused with belgium's prince felipe, prince philip in london, who turns 92 this monday, spent thursday night in the private london clinic where he is expected to stay for two weeks. new video showing a helicopter crash in the hills near los angeles. look at this closely. you can see it just crash in just a moment there. you can hear the oh, my gosh. four people managed to escape major injuries after this helicopter made a hard landing in the hills near l.a. the crash happened yesterday afternoon in griffith park off of interstate 5. it is unclear what caused the chopper to go down. officials say mechanical problems may be to blame. all four people on board were able to walk away. faa records show the helicopter was built in 2006 and oenwned ba company based in colorado. four very lucky people. 4:51. a big day for one bay area

baseball player waking up this morning the number one overall pick in the mlb draft openly gay probasketball player, jason collins, making histories. details next. as we look out here, the eastshore freeway. we have some flashing lights on one of your surface streets. those crews are moving. i still have a sig alert for the north bay. plekam

stanford's mark appel was picked by the houston astros. he broke the school's all-time strikeout record as the number one pick. past number one picks include josh hamilton, alex rodriguez, chipper jones and ken griffey jr. >> good luck to mr. appel. another stanford player drafted, outfielder austin wilson was selected 49th by the seattle mariners. andrew knapp drafted 53rd by the philadelphia filleys. serra high's jordan parqubeck.

and mitty high graduate, alex balog picked seventh. nba player, jason collins, taking a shot on the mound. he threw out the first pitch before last night's boston red sox game fenway park's first ever pride night. you remember last month, a former stanford star became the first major athlete to come out as gay. he has ties to boston. he previously played for the celtics. i read today that he is seven feet tall. i didn't know that. >> with an arm span like that, that is impressive he was able to get it over the plate. >> wing. >> it stretches on forever. speaking of forever, mike inouye will talk about our traffic sometimes the drive takes forever. that fog that christina is talking about, that very thin layer.

it is pushed down. that will be an issue as far as seeing the lights but not visibility on the brindge. the map shows you it is a smooth drive on the freeway. we are talking about the north bay where there is a sig alert southbound 680. on parish road, reports of a big tree blocking your slow lane. we will track it, guys. back to you. the time is 4:57. apple, cha-ching. how the cupertino company will soon let you swap out your old iphone for a brand new one. plus, a new report that looks to the safety of the bay bridge. what experts have to say about how the bridge will perform during a major earthquake. >> i need to work on my reading.

if you've got outdoor plans, strenuous outdoor plans, do it early. a hot one. this morning, plenty of 50s. you have until about 10:00 a.m. inland, triple digit heat. near record warmth for the weekend. we'll sort it all out for you. while traffic is still very light around the bay, we have a sig alert and a car fire in the north bay. we'll show you where those two things are to watch. >> from the north bay, we give you a live look at the south bay. that's quite nice. i like the colors, a little purple, a little red in there. >> beautiful, breathtaking. >> that will wake you up on this tgif, friday, june 7th, "today in the bay." good morning to you. it is 5:00. i'm marla tallez