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 in for laura

garcia-cannon. i'm jon kelley. good friday morning, everybody. we can tell you, major supermarket chain, raillies, warning companies to be on the lookout for possible suspicious bank or credit card charges. the store officials think the stores may have been targeted by hackers. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in fremont with more details on the cyberattack investigation. kristy, good morning. good morning and happy friday. raley's supermarket is saying it was a credit card company that came forward and notified them about suspicious activity that was outside of the normal transaction process. they think their customer information is safe. they do have a couple of recommendations this morning that shoppers should double-check their personal accounts and, of course, report anything suspicious. this is because the grocery store may have been the target of what they are calling a complex criminal cyberattack. raley's says it hasn't confirmed any unauthorized access to

payment card data and doesn't believe deb bit pin numbers were accessed. they don't collect social security numbers or driver's license numbers. they have 128 stores in northern california and nevada. this includes bel-air markets, nob hill and also food source. they are suggesting that card customers monitor bank and credit card statements for any unauthorized charges or activity. of course, contact your bank or credit card company if you see any unusual activities. raley's has put together a response team. 1-800-925-9989. they are ready to answer any questions you have from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. they are investigating. they are confident right now that you can use your card safely in any of their stores. reporting live in fremont, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> okay, christie, i'll get

information a mountain view burglary suspect is in jail thanks to a homeowner that lives near mercy street at eagle park reported seeing him trying to break into his homeowner. rando was booked on suspicious of burglary and carrying drug paraphernalia some residents being warned of a mountain lion sighting. spopd near edgewood county park just outside of redwood city. county emergency officials advising people, be wise and do not approach any mountain lions. if you happen to accidentally encounter a mountain lion, experts say, try to make some noise and appear large and threatening. throw rocks or anything you can grab at it. >> they are trying to get near the water so it is going to be so warm out there.

>> meteorologist, christina loren, you say we have until about 10:00 until it will crank up. >> good morning. when it comes to the mountain lion, they like to come out at dusk and dawn, the coolest point of the day. if you want to get out there, now is the time to do so. temperatures are going to continue to climb rapidly. thin marine layer. high pressure forcing it right to the surface. you are losing visibility. thick fog and drizzle this morning up in santa rosa. not enough to keep you cool throughout the day. look at where we are headed. santa rosa, three miles of visibility. highs today are going to be so warm. yesterday, we didn't even see that warm of a day. temperatures ended up in the 50s to start and then we hit the 80s. 97 in livermore.

tomorrow, a warmer start to the day. hotter. as we know, the president is in town. mike inouye with your smooth commute this morning. i want to show you, christina, what you are talking about is a very thin layer of fog pushed down. even though our view of the bay bridge, a little bit blurrier. you can't see the lights on the bridge itself. when you are driving across, you are okay. we will watch for signs of visibility being an issue. none so far reported this morning. the map will show you a smooth drive around the maze and approaching the bay bridge. the eastshore freeway. an easy drive off of the carquinez bridge. we have a sig alert going on. the tree down past parish road. it sounds like a big tree reported by chp. it is blocking that slow lane. they are going to need the crews to cut that up. watch as it does affect the north bay commute and highway 12. we are looking at a car fire, no

injuries reported. that will be an issue if you are headed over towards interstate 80 from spots east of there and we will check the south bay. san jose, 101 moves smoothly. the president is in town. there will be some closures right around the caesar chavez area. watch the one block area around there, the perimeter. back to you guys. mr. obama's visit to the bay area ends in a few hours from right now. before taking off, he will give a speech about his obama care program. "today in the bay's" marianne favro is live in the bay. >> good morning, marianne. >> i can tell you security is extremely tight in downtown san jose. many road closure surrounding the fairmont hotel where the president will be talking about what the affordable care act will mean to all americans. california is already doing to implement the law. the plan takes effect january 1st. under it, you can't be denied coverage based on pre-existing

conditions. you are mandated to buy insurance even if you are currently healthy and subsidies will be offered to low income clients. this rng month, president obama is expected to highlight efforts to make sure latinos are enrolled in the plan in california and encourage them to sign up for a plan that best meets their needs. overall, the affordable care act is going to provide 10.2 million uninsured latino americans across the country an opportunity to get affordable health insurance coverage. the president is also going to talk about new evidence that when insurers and providers compete for business insurers win. more insurance providers are offering coverage in the individual market. many critics here, that affordable care act is going to actually hurt medical care and make it more costly for some people. that's what critics are saying this morning. california will operate the plan. starting october 1st. you will be able to sign up for a plan that will go into effect

january 1st. you will have 13 different options to choose from. reporting live in san jose, where the president is expected to talk in just a few hours, marianne favro, nbc bay area news the press certainident cert a busy day in california. after this morning's speech, he will depart from moffett field and attend another fund-raiser in santa monica and head to an exclusive estate to meet with china's new president. >> not everyone giving the president a warm bay area welcome. >> hundreds of protesters yesterday standing on street corners as his motorcade arrived. they urged the president not to approve the keystone project, an oil pipeline that will stretch from canada to the gulf of mexico. the protesters worried about the

pipeline's effect on the environment. we will be covering the president's visit all morning long. make sure to logon to our website, nbcbayarea.com, to check out the details. we will be streaming the president's remarks live starting before 9:00. you can say controversy is cooking at a local doughnut shop on this national doughnut day. psycho donuts in campbell and san jose will give away a limited number of special doughnuts today. these doughnuts are filled with trois gra moose. bob redell is live where that move is prompting outrage among some customers. good morning, bob. >> reporter: marla and jon, outrage and threats of violence against this south bay doughnut shop. we spoke with the chef here at psycho donuts at their location in campbell. they tell us, they did not mean to create this controversy but point out in spite of the threats, it has been pretty good for business. this is an image of what has some people upset.

it is is a doughnut stuffed with trois gra moose. they are creating them right now, giving them away for free in mon honor of national doughnut day. some consider the production inhumane, because it comes from the fatty liver of a duck or goose force-fed. most of the negative reaction has been on psycho donuts facebook page. people saying they won't eat here again because they are disgusted by this creation calling it cruelty to animals. the chef tells us they believe the comments are not from customers but from animal rights extremists trying to rile up people. as for the threats i mentioned, he tells us they received about 20. some online and some via e-mail. threatening harm. the doughnut shop is taking them seriously enough they are giving campbell police enough. >> some say they should drag me out and stuff a tube down my throat and force me to death. let's be nice to animals and

cruel to humans. california had banned the sale of trois gra. psycho doughnuts is getting around the law by giving their trois bombs away for free. reporting live, 2 is 5:11 right now. an unexpected boost in sales. the annual tradition that is happening out facebook's coo, cheryl sandberg's book this morning. >> it is a good book. i just finished. the first lawsuit filed after the deadly building collapsed in philadelphia and what investigators are now saying about that collapse. good morning! wow.

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we take you live to the choppy waters in wrightsville beach awaiting tropical storm andrea. people are not there. they shouldn't be there anyway. you never know how the tide can

turn. 5:13. there is a not so nice surprise on the way for thousands of south bay homeowners. one in four homeowners in the silicon valley are expected to see a steep increase in property taxes. the tax hikes are in response to recent gains in the market value of homes. during the resection, about 130,000 properties had their taxes reduced to reflect plunging rielle sta plunging real estate values. the accreditation board deciding the fate for city college of san francisco. they are addressing whether california's largest school has made enough changes to continue operating and lower the show cause sanction given for its mismanagement of finance and staff. representatives of the california federation of teachers planning to attend the meeting at the burlingame hotel to challenge the sanctions as harsh and inappropriate. the results of the private votes

expected to be released sometime next month. if you are looking to sell an old iphone, you might be able to do it inside an apple store. bloomberg business news is reporting the cupertino business company is planning to launch a new iphone trade-in phone. iphone users can turn in current phones for a discount on a new one. it is aimed at getting users to upgrade to the 5. apple is holding its annual worldwide developer's conference on monday. >> because you are on the cutting edge, you already have the i-s phoneiphone 5. the brand new book by cheryl sandberg, the manifesto for women in the work place is tops on "the new york times" nonfiction best seller list thanks in part to graduation ceremonies. the book called "lean in" highly recommended by my friend here, marla tallez, is very popular for a graduation gift. it has encouraged a national conversation on how women can

advance their careers. >> i got it as a birthday gift. >> the monthly jobs numbers will be released in just under 15 minutes from now. that will term what investors do today. we are watching this closely. so is courtney reagan with a preview for us. good morning. futures still next. the big economic report. the data being closely watched amid concerns about the economy and talks with federal reserves may soon start scaling back its stimulus programs. more likely. the stronger the economic data gets. economists are expecting another months of job gains roughly in lane with the 16:005,000 5,000 added in april. on thursday, the dow posted its biggest comeback reversing a 116 point decline to close up 80 points. we will see how we end at the end of trade today. marla, back to you. thanks so much. it is 5:16.

a lot of reason to feel good, national doughnut day, friday. if you like warm weather, it is going to be a great one out there. it is going to be hot. hot enough to where you might want to rethink your outdoor plan. today, instead of dancing the sprinkler, you want to run into the sprinklers and don't overdo it. it is going to be hot out there. i'll pull out that shopping cart when it comes to getting the sunscreen as well. you'll need it today. temperatures are looking good. nice and crisp for now. by about 10:00 a.m., we are talking about the 80-degree mark in the warmer cities by the bay at 10:00 a.m. we don't have enough cloud cover here to force any sort of flight delays. it is a getaway friday. we will be checking on these throughout the morning. you are going to find one to two-hour delays trying to get into new york city. you want to check ahead throughout the day. 54 in san francisco. 54, sun knoma. as we head throughout the day, temperatures are going to soar, specially when you consider where we were. yesterday was a warm day.

i had to use my a.c. today, you will likely need it, specially if you live in the extreme south bay or east bay. if you don't have a.c., right now is the best time to open up the windows in your home and let the coolest air of the day in and clothse the blinds, becauset is going to be warm. 9 #, livermore, 91, santa cre sa. 74, san francisco. the heat of the day, hottest point is right around 4:00 p.m. at 4:00 p.m. saturday, it is going to be even hotter. that means the place to be this weekend, right by the beach. 74 degrees at the coast. bayside, warm for you at 86 degrees tomorrow and 99 degrees inland. hot, hot weather headed our way. then, on sunday, we shave 20 degrees off your daytime highs on average as an area of low pressure comes in. we are going to go right from sizzle to drizzle. on monday, temperatures will be at their coolest. that's a great day for outdoor plans. major changes, mike. we can't get any consistency in

the weather department. we are looking from sizzle to drizzle. maybe steam overnight on saturday night. be careful for that as well. that's why they have me in the traffic center, not the meteorology department. traffic moving very smoothly. the issues are not on the freeway. the note is for downtown san jose. we have been talking about this since yesterday. all morning, president obama is in town. by the way, good morning. thank you. we appreciate you choosing nbc bay area mr. president. we will look into this downtown area. we still have road closures that will be in place. we also have big slowing that was showing up, southbound 880, starting to thin out a bit. we have overnight road crews. permission to close your left lane. that's what's in the blotter. i went through the area. three of your four lanes were closed earlier overnight because of paving work. those crews still not there. as you head out of milpitas towards san jose. here, no problems for the

tri-valley, a smooth drive. a little build for 84 into livermore. coming out of the altamont passion, a pretty good volume. we will get a quick look at oakland and end with this shot past the coliseum. no overnight road work here at the high street. back to you. thank you very much. it is 5:20 right now. a new report showing the new eastern span of the bay bridge would, in fact, be safer than the span drivers currently use if the earthquake were to sprtre once again. a 7.1 magnitude quake centered where loma pereta would not come close to taxing that new span. 80 years ago, engineers didn't understand earthquake vibrations like they do today. that new sfan, by tpan, is sche open up september 3rd. the fallout from a deadly building collapse in philadelphia is just beginning, the first of what cob a long

list of lawsuits was filed late last night. that lawsuit seeking financial damages on behalf of a woman who survived being buried in that rubble. her attorney says the demolition contractor violated numerous federal safety rules. the city is now inspecting hundreds of demolition sights and a criminal investigation could be on its way. the four story building collapsed right on to a thrift shop wednesday morning ultimately killing six people and trapping several others. it is 5:21. coming up. the big money theft that has beauty salons worried.

welcome back. an arizona sheriff who led the way for police to take up immigration reforcement is reconsidering his shakedown.

he is suspending his efforts after a federal judge ruled the sheriff's office had racially profiled latinos during its patrols. that decision came last month and is expected to impact state immigration laws where local officers question people's immigration status in certain instances that massive wild fire burning down in southern california is so big it can literally be seen from outer space. we have a satellite image from nasa. you can see the smoke from the so-called powerhouse fire which has destroyed now some 24 homes and nearly 30 other structures. so far, the fire has charred nearly 50 square miles and crews say right now it is about 83% contained, full containment is expected to come sometime next week. that fire that broke out last thursday, still no confirmation of exactly what caused it. a sfepecial meeting taking place later on for the bay area vietnamese community.

david shear and congresswoman zoe lofgren and david cortese will be attending. they will focus on human rights issues. the meeting will be held at the board of supervisors chambers in san jose. leaders in the smart phone industry will meet in new york to address the growing issue of smart phone fast. we have learned representatives from apple, google and samsung will meet with top law enforcement officials. san francisco district attorney, and new york's d.a. on thursday. gasgon says he plans to develop a new technology like a kill switch that would make a smart phone useless if reported stolen. one out of three robberies nationwide involving a cell phone when the economy crashed, copper became a hot commodity. one new hot commodity, human

hair extensions. police in chicago, philadelphia and houston dealing with theft of hair extensions, specifically the remy brand. they sell from 100 to $1,000 per pack. they are so expensive that underground markets have suddenly popped up all over the place. cnn says, last year alone, ropers made off with $230,000 worth of extensions from just a single chicago salon. >> yours is real. >> yes, it is. >> mine is too. >> believe it or not. meteorologist, christina loren, you have gorgeous hair. >> thanks. i want to pull on jon's hair too. good morning to you. we know it is real. we have a great-looking day shaping up. 97, inland. bayside, 84 degrees at the coast. 75 degrees. someone's hair who i don't need to pull, because it is already looking good, mike inno houye.

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nowhere near as we are going to be over the weekend. we will take you through the full forecast. plus, an earlier car fire now crashed in that same location. we will show you what the north bay commute looks like coming up. right now, looks like seriously low-hanging clouds and a little bit of fog on the golden gate bridge. we give you a live look at traffic flowing pretty smoothly out there. the good news, no matter what traffic looks like. it is friday, june 7th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." it is 5:30 on the nose. good morning. happy to have you along for the ride. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia cannon. today, president obama's visit to the bay area comes to a clothes. before he takes off, he will handle some business by giving a speech about his obama care program. marianne favro is live with a preview of the president's speech.

no doubt, security around you is very tight, marianne. >> reporter: absolutely, marla. several streets surrounding the fairmont hotel are blocked off this morning. at 8:50, president obama will be talking about his affordable care act and what it means to all americans. he will also be talking about what california is already doing to implement his new law. the plan takes effect on january 1st. under it, you can't be denied coverage based on pre-existing conditions. you are mandatedwecz to buy insurance even if you are currently healthy and subsidies will be offered to low income clients. this morning, president obama is expected to highlight efforts to make sure latinos are enrolled in the plan in california and encourage them to sign up for a plan that best meets their needs. overall, the affordable care act will provide 10.2 million uninsured latino americans across the country an opportunity to get affordable health insurance coverage. the president this morning is also expected to talk about new evidence that when insurers and

providers compete for business, consumers win, saying more insurance providers are offering coverage in the individual market. of course, there are critics that fear that the affordable care act is going to be detrimental to all the medical care that we receive, because millions more people will get care and that will be putting pressure on the system. >> now, you'll be able to sign up for the affordable care act starting on october 1st through the agency called coverage, california. you can go online and choose from 13 different plans. reporting live in downtown san jose, where president obama will speak in just a few minutes or just a few hours, marianne favro, "today in the bay." the president leaves the bay area later this morning. then, he is off to southern california for a quick fund-raising stop down there. after that, he will take a short flight to palm springs where he will be meeting with china's president, talking about the economy, growing concern over north korea and american's concern over chinese

cyberhablging. >> quickly recapping. the president will be speaking just before 9:00 this morning. we will be carrying those remarks live right here on nbc bay area and on our website, nbcbayarea.com. the breaking news right now, the labor department releasing those latest jobs report numbers. in the month of may, we can now tell you we gained a total of 175,000 jobs. that's up compared to 165,000 jobs added last month. standing firm at 7.6%, which is just slightly up from april. well, supermarket chain, raley's warning its customers it may have been a target of cyberattacks. still checking the networks to see if any data has been compromised. christie smith is live in fremont with ongoing details about this ongoing investigation. >> good morning, kri sti. the president and krfrmt eo of raley's supermarket said he

launch a full investigation to see if anyone's information was compromised. they haven't confirmed any authorized transaction or use ù÷ anyone's payment card data. they don't think deb bit pins were accessed and they don't collect social security or driver's license numbers. a credit card company notified the grocery store of suspicious activity late last week. the activity was outside the typical payment transaction process. raley's says it has taken steps to enhance its security while the ceo is saying our customer's peace ofqk mind is our top priority. we take protecting our customers' privacy seriously and sincerely regret any inconvenience the attack on our network may have caused. raley's stores include bel-air,

nob's hill. contact your credit card company or bank if you find anything suspicious. they have a response team looking into it. they have a number set up for you if you have any questions, 1-800- 1-800-925-9989. that number up on our screen. it is available from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. right now, raley's saying they believe it is safe to use your credit card in any of their stores. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." 5:35. a man accused of killing a 17-month-old baby boy in the south bay will enter his plea in court today. san jose police arrested 38-year-old alahandro benitez. not only will george shirakawa jr. be sentenced today

later on but the former county clara supervisor will be arraigned on a brand new charge, specifically felony emper son nation. they have information linking him to information meant to discredit a city council candidate. he is being punished today for using campaign funds to fuel a gambling addiction, something he pleaded guilty to march. he took that plea in exchange for leniency. his punishment will likely be supervised probation get ready for triple digit temperatures depending on where you live. >> let's get jon a misty. i always wish i could get to that point where i say, fetch me a misty mate. >> beautiful start to the day here in the bay area, 55

degrees. right now, 75 in palm springs where you will be headed later on. they are going to see highs close to 107 today. mr. president, of course, as mike said, we thank you for choosing us. make sure you are ready for that heat down south. it is going to be a scorcher. for us, we are really not going to see any exception in the extreme east bay and south bay. temperatures are nice. these are the coolest temps you are going to get all day long. seize the moment if you can. if you can see, our winds are turning east/southeasterly. that's an offshore flow. as those winds wrap around that big rig of high pressure. it negates our marine influence. it is that marine influence that rolls in the fog that keeps temperatures nice and cool in the bay area. typically, in the summer months, we see a lot of june gloom. that keeps us cool in the afternoon. as a result, temperatures are going to be very warm. 97 for livermore, 95 in concord and 74 in san francisco. you know if we are talking about 80s in santa cruz. it is going to be a great day at

the beach. even better for tomorrow, we will take you through that forecast and on sunday, temperatures tumble and we bring in some showers. i'll show you where you might need to pull out your umbrella on sunday. major changes headed our way. 5:38. sharp turns in the weather department. let's find out what's going on in the traffic department. we are hoping this doesn't cause a major change. there is an incident on the bay bridge. we know we have the s-curve that's relatively gentle. the bay bridge toll plaza shows a minor backup. the reason i'm concerned, there is a report of a stalled-out vehicle in your slow lane as you are passing along the canty lever section. no update yet. report of a disabled vehicle around fremont street. look at the maps. a smooth drive across the sfan. a little slowing up the incline. pretty typical about this time of day. again, month metering lights and no problems down the eastshore freeway. we have this earlier car fire and a crash. also, a bunch of metal poles

reported on highway 12. it looks like there is a good deal of slowing as well. they need to be running a traffic brick is what's going on. if you are heading west on highway 12, farther west, we are looking at a little fire reported. as you are heading up towards petaluma, a quick look at fremont. we will end with this shot. 880 starting to slow a lot around 237. it is 5:39. we are following breaking news. the jobs numbers just released. going live to washington for more details coming up. >> reporter: i'm bob redell, live in the south bay with the story of the doughnut had some people really upset, others lined up out front waiting to get their hands on it. that story, coming up.

tracie potts live on capitol hill. good morning we now know the new unemployment rate for the nation is 7.6%. that's up ever so lightly from last month's 7.5%. more jobs were created, 175,000 on balance when you consider the federal government jobs that were lost. what does all of this en. >>. what does all of this mean. it means we are essentially on far last month. a few more jobs created. a little bit shy of what economists are comfortable with in terms of job growth. what this also means is that the government, in particular, the obama administration, still has a bit of a p.r. challenge when it comes to convincing the country and the folks on capitol hill that the economy is growing at a pretty good rate. looking at the revisions from the two months before, typically, this he go back two months every time we get this report to see if anything

changed. there was a net drop in the last two months of 12,000. 12,000 nor jobs that they had counted that actually were not created. that's not a good thing. however, overall, this isn't a bad report. it is not a good report. it essentially means we are pretty much on par with where we are a month ago. a neutral report. >> tracy, thanks soefr much. >> a lot of people celebrating national doughnut day. this day is getting dangerous locally. dam bell police investigating threats of violence against the chief or a chef at a local doughnut shop over a controversial promotion. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at psycho donuts with more on this story. turning into a crazy situation. >> campbell police are aware of the threat to violence against psycho donuts. they are aware if anything were to happen they at least have the report from the chef here. this is over their foie bomb

donuts filled with foie gras. psycho donuts points out they did not mean to create this controversy. it has been good for business. you have 30 people waiting out here. they have been out here about 10, 15 minutes waiting for the 6:00 opening to get one of these foie bombs that they are handing out for free in honor of national doughnut day. this is what it looks like. we go inside where the chef, ron levi, has been stuffing these beau nut holes with foie gras moose. they are creating 100, 125 to give away for national doughnut moose. some consider the production of foie gras inhumane. it comes from the fatty liver of a gus or duck that's been forced fed. people are saying they won't eat here again because they are disgusted by the creation. the chef says they believe the comments are not from customers but animal rights extremists trying to rile up people.

as for the threats, they received about 20, some online and some via e-mail threatening harm. the doughnut shop is taking them serious enough that he have given campbell police a head's up. >> i am a little shocked at how extreme it is. if you don't like foie or the principal of it, don't eat it. feel free to come out and protest and be vocal about your feelings. if you want to eat it, eat it. this is america. if you don't, avoid it. >> reporter: psycho doughnuts tell us they are expecting protesters out here. there haven't been any as of yet. they did ban the sale of foie gras. they are getting around that law by giving their foie gras away for free, not selling them. hence, you have these people out there. quick question. why is it so important for you to be out here to get one of these foie gras. >> they look like a very interesting doughnut. i can't wait to try it. >> reporter: what about you?

>> about the same. you have to give everything a try. >> reporter: have you ever had foie gras before? >> of course. >> reporter: but not in a doughnut hole? >> no. >> reporter: creating controversy online. they have received some threats. they have some loyal customers, about 30 behind me, who don't see a problem and are willing to wait in line before the opening on a friday morning to get their hands on one. reporting live here in campbell, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i like the way the guy described that doughnut, interesting. there is a historical significance to national doughnut day. during world war i, the salvation army sent volunteers to france where they made doughnuts for the soldiers fighting out on the front line. good way to stay fortified and happy. the group officially launched national doughnut day, which, of course, is today, june 7th. we do have a couple right here in studio. >> christina, do you have one? >> no.

>> crispy creams has hooked us up. >> i want to keep my diet going. can you take a big bite out of that for us? >> i will take a little one on air. i wouldn't have made you talk afterwards. 5:47. if you are enjoying your doughnut or something that's not deep fried, we have a good look at the bay. temperatures are going to be chilly. look at this. this fog is going to indicate a cooler start to some people, a cooler afternoon. that will not be the case. we have such a thin marine layer out there. strong sunshine is going to burn it off quickly. 5:47. 54 degrees in san francisco. you made it to friday. a great-looking weekend shaping up across the bay area. thanks for waking up with us today. if your kids have not graduated school, likely, they will be today. the next couple of weeks, it is going to feel like summertime as of today. if they are heading out that front door, make sure you have the sunscreen ready to go. high pressure, really strong for

the next couple of days. just next two days. those will be the warmest of this trend as temperatures approach this century mark. it will be hot around here. place to be and cool off will be the beach. you my might not be able to get out there today. 76 degrees in pacifica. half moon bay will hit 77 degrees tomorrow and, of course, our warmest beach city is going to be down right warm in santa cruz, specially by the local standards at 85 degrees. that's the place to be if you want to cool off. do remind yourself it is going to be kind of breezy out there. you will need to have something to keep your beach blanket down. i want to point out the fact that we are going to see some pretty dangerous rip current. you are safer outside of the water. it is better to watch those big waves crash. that's what happens when we get these winds shifting in the bay area. 10 to 20-degree dropoff. rapid changes for sunday. we want to talk about what we are expecting for today.

91, santa cre teresa, 97, liver. warmer by 3-5 degrees. then, getting into the end of the week, temperatures tumble. major cooling sunday into monday. i know a guy that likes donuts, mike inouye. >> i love donuts. let's not understate that more for the doughnut. we are looking to south 880 as the traffic moves slowly. a heavier volume through fremont. not a concern toward mission. south of there, we still have some slowing. over the last few minutes, you saw ton the air turn from orange to yellow and green. we were down to one lane. lisa drove through there and said, we are still down to one lane. it looks like crews have cleared and traffic flow much better from the great mall off ramp past 237 down towards montague. that's where the activity is currently for at least the next few minutes. the south bay overall looking pretty good. i want to warn you, president obama still in downtown san jose. it leaves moffett field up here if you see the air on the map.

somewhere between the two days, there will be motorcade activity or transport issues. in downtown, we will have closures all morning long. so keep that in mind for the downtown san jose area. we have a slowdown coming over towards isabelle interchange and down isabelle towards valicitos. a new crash here, south 880, approaching that hayward interchange with the san mateo bridge. it is still in your fast lane. a quick check of the bay bridge. we will end with that shot here with the cash lanes backing up. the stall on the bridge. it sounds like things are moving off, back to you. new this morning, the fbi now offering a reward for any kind of information leading to the arrest and conviction of three suspects responsible for a fourth takeover style bank robbery. these are surveillance photos from the latest robbery happening yesterday at a bank of america on terobol street in san francisco. you can see here, the men in dark hoods, have the sweatshirts on there and handguns. on monday, authorities say the

very same three men robbed one bank in san francisco and then one in millbrae. a third robbery happened back in april. 5:51. extra patrols will be on hand at diablo view middle school this morning. clayton police telling "today in the bay," a student found a threatening hand written message in one of the girl's bathrooms. that sparked an investigation that involved taking writing samples from the students there. police say they don't believe this is a credible threat. still, they are not taking any chances. prince philip of the u.k. remains hospitalized in london where he is expected to eventually have surgery on his abdomen. prince philip who turns 92 on monday spent thursday night in the private london clinic where he is expected to stay for up to two weeks. the palace now says the operation comes after abdominal investigations from earlier this week despite his ailments. he still attended a buckingham palace garden party and was by the queen's side tuesday as she

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welcome back. we take you live to wrightsville beach, north carolina. people are getting ready for carolina. winds right now estimated to be down to about 45 miles per hour. they are worried about isolated flooding and storm surge over the next couple of days. so definitely something we are keeping an eye on. it is 5:54. time is running out for an opportunity to dine with one of the world's richest men. today is the last day to cast your bid on ebay for a power

lunch with warren buffett as of this morning 104 bids have been placed. $775,100. a drop in the bucket compared to what this event usually gets. 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 poor and homeless. >> for a great cause. 5:55 right now. along with president obama, here in the bay area, prince felipe of belgium spending some time in the south bay. he along with a delegation of 300 belgian business men and women will be at cisco in san jose. belgium has very close ties. cisco opened their very first office in brussels with a mere 10 employees.

now, they employ nearly 1,000 people. prince felipe is expected to vits his alma matter, stanford. the major league baseball draft continues today. the big-time top locally is the number one overall pick, stanford's very own mark appel. >> he was picked by the houston astros during his four years at stanford. he broke the school's all-time strikeout record as a number one pick. he is in good company. past number one picks include josh hamilton, alex rodriguez, chipper jones and ken griffey jr. >> congratulations to all the kids. hopefully, with he see them in the big leagues. speaking of big leagues, we have our big league weather hitter, christina loren, to tell us about a hot day ahead. >> temperatures right now are in the 50s. thanks for waking up with us. you made it to friday, 97 degrees later on in livermore. 99 in fairfield. 74, in san francisco. a major cooldown as we head

through sunday. changes headed through our weather department. we will take you through those coming up. right now, back to you, marla and jon. 5:57. the president is in town this morning. we have the new details. we are learning about what he will be doing before he leaves town. coming up next caught on camera, a chopper crashes in a southern california park. we will tell you what happens coming up. a live look under all the fog and clouds. that is the city of san francisco by the bay. right now, socked in deep. we will tell you when it is going to blow out and get real hot. christina has got that, 5:57.

a major speech by president obama. the question remains, will his message be overshadowed by two new government scandals. we are live with the new details next. plus, is your trip through the check-out stand opening up your personal information to

hackers. the security scare at a local grocery store chain. a live ac at the south bay doughnut shop. why one ingredient is bringing controversy to the table. >> a lot of people out there don't have the jacket on. it is going to be a scorcher inland today. 99 degrees in fairfield for example. then, we've got major changes headed your way for the weekend. we will still have to get outdoors. that forecast coming right up. this friday, an injury crash in hayward causing big slowing. a truck fire reported for orinda. we will show you how that shapes up through the caldecott tunnel. a little bit of haze out there as we prepare for the warmup, a heat-up according to christina. it is going to get hot on this friday, june 7th. this is "today in the bay."