plus parents battle the school district in the south bay. the toxic environment they say is forcing teachers to leave the district. vice president joe biden about to make his way right here to the bay area. we'll tell you what's on his itinerary and why his visit is attracting protesters. and success. you made it to friday, and it is going to be spectacular all across the bay area, especially today. then things change as we honor your dad on father's day. the north bay looks really nice right now as the traffic starts to build. it is friday, but we have slowing. a new report for the tri-valley, we'll bring you the latest for 580 in livermore coming up. and a live look outside. we've seen the glorious sunrise over the bay area this morning, kind of casting a golden hue to your friday, june 14th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you, thanks

so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. today investigators looking into a freak accident that kills a worker at the stevens creek quarry. for the record, this marks the second death at a south bay job site in four days. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago is live in cupertino with new information. good morning, arturo. >> reporter: good morning, jon. workers will be showing up for their shifts at the quarry right around 7:00 this morning. most of these workers will return knowing they have lost one of their own. the accident apparently happened yesterday afternoon at around 1:00. the worker was operating a piece of heavy quifment and lost control according to san francisco clara county sheriff's deputies. he was taken to santa clara hospital where he was pronounced dead. this is the second workplace death to occur this week.

donald white was hit by an elevator counterer weight in santa clara. there was a safety meeting yesterday where there was a moment of silence for donald white. back to this latest incident here at the quarry, the victim has not yet been identified, although cal osha has been alerted and they should be looking into the matter. live in cupertino, arturo santiago. "today in the bay." 6:02. new video on what fire crews are calling a suspicious house fire in oakland. the home on 73rd avenue near international boulevard went up in flames shortly before 1:00 this morning. we just spoke to battalion chief moments ago and she says threatening graffiti was found on the home and the fire started outside near the back of the house. neighbors say the graffiti said "stop snitching" and showed up on the front side of the home yesterday. no one was home at the time of the fire. no injuries to report.

the exact cause is still under investigation. protest ergs in san francisco say they will be back. some of the people who occupied a farm on octavia street in san francisco say they're planning to take the land back tonight. they'll be meeting up at 6:00 to try to retake the lot. yesterday morning we showed you some of the protesters literally pulled right out of trees by police and they were forced to leave. they were upset over proposed development on that lot. a late night turned into an early morning for a group of south bay parents angry about how their school district is being run. they attend add public meeting at the santa clara unified school district headquarters where they demanded change with the school board. a group it's calling toxic. that meeting finished only about five hours today. to marla tellez has more on the story. >> reporter: last night's contentious board meeting lasted seven hours and began at 6:00 thursday evening.

after three hours of public comment from those concerned parents, it finally ended at 1:00 this morning. our camera capturing that standing-room-only crowd, parents spilling into the hallways as they waited to voice their concern overall most the entire board of education for santa clara unified school district. there are a total of seven members on the board. parents are taking direct aim at four of them including the president, christine koltermann, also ina bendis, michelle ryan and chris stampolis. they say these four created a toxic environment by using intimidation and micromanaging tactics which led to an exodus of administrators since november, 15 administrators left the district, that's 20% of administrators districtwide. last night parents presented the board with a petition calling for the school board members to resign. >> it is unbelievably bad. you only have to see one meeting and understand the agenda of these four board members is just

out ranl ous. >> much of the outrage is directed at chris stampolis who says he and his colleagues were elected to make change including student pro fish see, especially with latino students. >> i think there are administrators leaving because of the results of the election. i think from a community perspective, that's a great thing. >> reporter: that petition brought forward last night was signed by more than 2,000 people and showed a vote of no confidence for those members. what's next? now there's talk of a recall. to make that happen, parents need signatures from 20% of registered voters within the district. >> vice president joe biden and his wife, dr. jill biden both heading for the bay area today. this morning they'll fly into camp pendleton visiting with children who lost loved ones serving in the military. then the couple heading to san francisco to attend a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee. this will take place at the home of the ceo of the san

francisco-based company binwise. that starting tonight at 6:00. the vice president's visit coming just one week after president obama stopped by the bay area for fund-raisers and a speech on the affordable care act. you'll recall plenty of protesters greeted the president at a fund-raiser in palo alto last week. it is expected to be no different for vice president biden today. environmental groups say they will protest near tonight's fund-raiser at 25th avenue and el camino delmar in the sea cliff neighborhood. they are calling on the vice president to oppose the keystone xl pipeline that would take oil from canada, across the u.s. to the gulf coast. 6:06. christina loren says the perfect day for a cool dad's weekend. >> that's right. no matter where your dad lives, don't forget about him this sunday. temperatures here in the bay area. if you have the luxury of being able to stay here, have dad in town with you, it's just going

to be perfect this year. today looking really good. saturday a little cooler and sunday, dad's day really beautiful weather in the bay area. it's 6:06, starting mostly clear in the heart of the city. looking good. no flight delays. ifryf you're going to be headedt of town to see dad, i want to point out we're expecting more delays like yesterday trying to get to the northeast. new york city right now reporting one-hour delays. we'll stay on top of that all through out the "today" show. i have updates every 15 minutes. 52 degrees in san francisco, 56 in san jose. "today in the bay," flag day works like this, 70 degrees at the coast. 77, perfection, a little warm inland, not too bad. 86 degrees. comfortable by mid june standards. if you're heading out the front door, the good news is you can take mike and i with you. i have updates on koit. what are you doing]ñ updates fo mike? >> the bay's 103.7 and star 101.3 with sandy and frosty over there.

take us on the rode with you, folks. we fit right wherever your radio is. the approach the bay bridge, the metering lights over the roadway. you see the backup there. folks are let loose to the right side of the screen. that's how we can tell metering lights are on. chp will update that in a few minutes. we saw it just as it happened. we'll show you the map off the berkeley curve. the incline moving slowly. a stall reported at treasure island that has cleared. so far an easy drive out of the maze. 580 had early slowing because of late construction. things are evened out, a new development in the last few minutes. we told you 580 westbound at north livermore, a stalled out minivan and that should be off to the shoulder. we'll watch for chp reports and let you know. but so far it sounds like everybody is safe out of the lanes. we'll move to the south bay. the first burst we saw at 101 northbound, looks like it's cleared. that's good. pretty steady flow of traffic

here. no major issues. the san mateo bridge moving smoothly towards foster city side as well. in toward the peninsula, that's it for 92 westbound. pretty light for right now. >> we'll take it. it's 6:09. coming up, a new twist in an international manhunt for the source of the nsa security leaks. we'll tell you which european country is barring edward snowden from seeking refuge inside its borders. plus, it was chaos as a crowded deck collapses atwater front bar. we'll tell you how many people are still in the hospital as this investigation continues down near miami. plus new evidence this morning that high-tech companies fought for your privacy in fisa court. spoiler alert, they lost. what do you think of this? $82,000 for a san francisco parking spot. it might actually be a bargain. we'll tell you which city sold a

tandem parking space for $500,000. how about this shot? price tag? free 99. everything throwing our way. it looks good, feels good outside. back on today in the bay in a matter of minutes.

good friday morning. you made it. the weekend just around the horizon now. we have such a spectacular day shaping up. it's 6:12 now. very little low cloud cover in the city by the bay. it's going to be a nice day to hit the beach. things change getting into father's day. we'll take you through your full forecast. i showed you theiqgñ penins side of the san mateo bridge. i want to show the hayward side where we do see the westbound commute has a nice steady flow of traffic. didn't want to misrepresent your

commute. we'll update the incident over in livermore coming up. let's take a look at today's top stories, cal osha looking into a second workplace death. deputies saying a workers was killed yesterday at stevens creek quarry in cupertino when a piece of heavy equipment malfunctioned. that worker has not yet been identified. at least 24 people are recovering after a deck at a waterfront sports bar collapsed last night. officials say there were about 100 people on that deck when it fell into the water last night. at least two people werew3 critically injured. it will be a high profile day, vice president joe biden will be here in the bay area. he and his wife, dr. jill biden, will attend a fund-raiser at the home of the ceo of san francisco-based company binwise. the vice president's visit coming a week after president obama was here raising funds for the democratic party.

>> new this morning, the british government is alerting airlines around the world, urging them not to allow edward snowden to board flights to the u.k. snowden is a former u.s. intelligence contractor who leaked top secret thfgs about u.s. surveillance programs. snowden is believed to be in hong kong. he's yesterday to be charged of a crime and no warrants have been issued for his arrest. 100 bay area leaders flew into london. >> from the creator of craigslist to lieutenant governor doug newsom. >> a picture tweeted out as some of the group opened the london stock exchange. notice way over on the far, far left, one of the executives there, he's wearing google glass. they also met with prime minister david cameron as well. back here at home, new revelations that yahoo! fought the federal government, resisting demands it turn over user data to the nsa. ultimately the fisa court won.

yahoo! lawyers went down fighting till this was issued. yahoo! cannot comment because the super secret court is super secret. the federal government said it was a legal requirement for yahoo! to turn over user data. there is a historical irony here, because back in 2007 then yahoo! ceo jerry yang was called before congress and verbally crucified for turning over user data to the chinese government to adhere to chinese law. the late co. congressman tom lantos who was persecuted by the yacht zis called yang, quote, a moral pig many and spineless for turning over the data. at the same time members of congress asked yang to endorse a law to make it a crime for u.s. tech companies to turn over customer data to any government. perhaps the two cases are apples and oranges. the nsa wants aggregate user data. the chinese government wanted

individual data, interesting nonetheless. another report says microsoft waits to tell you about security bugs in its software so it could tell the feds first. bloomberg says this morning two u.s. officials confirm the nsa can and does use the vulnerabilities to try to tap into servers and computers before they're patched. the cooperation goes both ways. bloomberg also reports one of the ways google was able to accuse china of hacking into google servers is because a man was given temporary clearance to see intelligence data. >> thank you very much. we've been talking about this this morning. it's no secret that real estate is certainly at a premium, especially in san francisco. apparently that includes the parking spots. >> in a big way. "today in the bay's" christie smith joining us live in san francisco in the south beach neighborhood where one spot sold for -- this hurts my eyes, can you say this? how much? >> $82,000!

>> good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning. it's not even carpeted or anything for that price. the car is not included. if you've got $82,000 burning a hole in your pocket, this could pay off? the long run. at the height of the real estate market, the spot in here, the exact same one went for about $95,000. it's in a great location. if you compare this with prices in other big cities, some people might consider it a deal. it's on townsend street right near at&t park and the embarcadero. no front door, no yard, only an 8 x 12 space, the hottest property in san francisco. according to the "chronicle" with the jump in home prices, the parking spaces are going up, too. they can add about $100,000 to the sale of a condo or they can rent for about $450 a month. compare this to boston where it's getting really high. a recent irs auction fetched about $560,000 for two parking

spots, a bidding war that started at about $42,000 kept going up and up. some there actually selling for $250,000 each. a recent spot in new york city was listed at $1 million. it's unclear if anyone actually got that. but this, that is just the start, the $82,000. you would also have to pay property taxes and hoa dues as well. wanted to mention, we just saw a woman park here right next to me on the street. her meter, during an event, about seven bucks. so there are other options out there. live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> give her a treat. go put a quarter in on us. >> i'm busy trying to count how many quarters you can get with $82,000. >> that's a lot. >> need a wagon to carry all that. 6:18. christina loren is back. i heard you this morning using the word spectacular a lot. >> it's going to be really nice. in that transitional period between spring and summertime. summertime officially arrives next week. as we head through today, it's

going to feel nice and warm. warmer than any day so far. i'll drop you back off to spring averages for your father's day weekend. thanks for waking up on a friday morning. hope you're feeling good like we are. take a live look here, golden gate bridge. this weekend we'll see spectators on the beautiful bridge. the weather is going to be really nice, especially in the city by the bay. temperatures right now in the 50s, at 60 straight up right now in napa. meanwhile 48 degrees in gilroy. micro climates are making an appearance this morning. as we head throughout the day, high pressure will build in and will be stronger than any other day this week. that means temperatures will end up close to 90 degrees, not quite 90, but close to 90 degrees on the way in places like fairfield, antioch, you know the drill there. if you want the best weather today, lit be at the beach. look at santa cruz. 2:00 p.m., room temperatures readings. it will be breezy out there, not too bad. by 4:00 p.m., 75 degrees.

make sure you bring your sunscreen with you, spf 30 plus, especially for the little ones. high pressure moves to the east throughout the weekend. we'll keep breezy conditions in the mix and a cooler weather pattern as well. we'll drop your numbers today into the low 80s as we head through tomorrow. 88 in livermore, 80 in oakland, 71 in san francisco. for you and dad this year, this is what you can enjoy. you and your family want to get outdoors, looking good on sunday. 80 degrees. then monday into tuesday, we keep getting spoiled with cooler-than-average weather. will start to warm up towards the end of next week. let's check on the drive with mike. >> folks, i've been watching this camera through fremont, southbound with the headlights past the truck scales right there and tesla on the other side as well. bursts of traffic coming through. overall, the speeds are still in the upper 50s, towards 60 miles per hour. a good flow of traffic into the south bay out of fremont. look at the maps and we see the

south bay itself, the northbound routes in the commute direction, very little commute going on right now. speeds coming down to about 55 at the very worst north of mckee. 87 into downtown, that's a slow section, about 57, 58 miles from what i'm reading. >> we'll take you east of here. we're looking at westbound 580. that stalled minivan sounds like it made its way off to the shoulder. no additional slowing on the buildup. you're okay heading toward north livermore. fine in the western area. but east out of the altamont pass, still slow. that's a typical friday pattern as well. farther north, highway 4 isolated to pittsburgh bay point. that's good. that crash still at l street but off to the shoulder. metering lights are on. a slow drive up the incline and

we have to check palo alto, the peninsula with a live shot as well. traffic is very light on the northbound side. the southbound side, we call it the sunrise slowdown, you'll see slowing as folks come through the trees around the ben, that sun gets you in the eyes and folks hit the brakes. prepare for that. we can tell you a popular pizza chain taking deliveries to new heights. we say new heights, we mean that in a literal sense. domino's testing the lpñdomi copter. this is video from a recent test flight near london. do keep in mind, you don't want to get your hopes up here just yet. using drones for commercial use, banned in most countries including right here in the u.s. but domino's, the company developing the domi copter says it is very serious about making flying pizzas a reality. >> you stick your money back in there, give it a little tip

maybe? >> first it was raining meatballs, now flying pizzas. >> poor chicken little. 6:22 right now. coming up, microphones disguised inside rooms at gitmo. we'll tell you about that up next. it's been six months since the tragedy at sandy hook elementary school. we'll tell you how the town of newtown, connecticut, is remembering those who lost their lives.

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happening rightpceijju on t international scene. the polls are in in iran where more than 50 people now eligible to vote for the country's next president. they have a total of six candidates to choose from including four conservatives, a moderate and a hard liner. the polls will close in just a few minutes at about 6:30 our time this morning. if no candidate gets more than 50% of those votes, a second round will take place next week. >> hidden listening devices have apparently been removed from certain rooms at the guantanamo bay prison. the officer in charges of operations at the prison says microphones were made to look like smoke detectors. the officer say it is microphones were not used to monitor private conversations. today marking the six months, six months since the shooting massacre at sandy hook

elementary school. family members, elected officials and other leaders gathering in newtown, connecticut, for a day in remembrance and a call to action to expand gun check for gun buyers. a moment of remembrance will be held tonight, actually this morning at 6:30. the gunman in newtown killed himself after killing his mother and 20 children and six adults at sandy hook elementary school back on december 14th. >> such a tragedy. 6:27 right now. still ahead, putting weapons in the hands of syrian rebels. we'll tell you why the u.s. is providing the fire power and when that bold step is expected to happen.

a cross country hunt for a convicted child molester ends in san francisco in a coffee shop. we have new details about that confrontation coming up next. a peninsula homeowner breaks up a burglary attempt. the new sketch that could help

police track him down. let's take things to new york city and the nasdaq right now, ringing in their day after a few tough days. yesterday was good. things bouncing back. a little different bell there than they do at the new york stock exchange. friday, june 14, this is "today in the bay." 6:30 verybody. good morning. very happy you could join us. i'm jerry sanduson kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. families are honoring theqsl victims of the sandy hook elementary tragedy. let's take a moment ourselves to remember. obviously they are setting up there to hear from no doubt some of the people that are remembering the 20 children, six adults that were killed at sandy

hook elementary school, six months ago, december 14, one we will never forget. new reports this morning that the obama administration will be putting weapons into the hands of syrian rebels. the white house now says the syrian government has crossed the red line by using chemical weapons against its own people. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us from capitol hill. >> reporter: high, laura. the president said he was waiting on conclusive evidence as of thursday. the white house says they got it. discussions say the president is authorizing the u.s. to send weapons to syria's rebels in that civil war. what we don't know is how soon or how many or what type of weapons may be sent. you can see this civil war is becoming more and more dangerous by the day. new video of some of the violence in and around damascus. now we also have word this

morning from damascus that syria's foreign minister calls this is a caravan of lies and a flagrant double standard by the united states saying that the u.s. is treatingñ%i syria differently than other areas that have dealt with terrorist groups. the free syrian army, one of the rebel groups, say this is long overdue. we wait to find out more details about where the obama administration is heading next. >> very interesting. thank you very much, tracie. new this morning, a convicted child molester in san francisco county jail this morning awaiting expedition to georgia. he could be in court some time today. marcus tillman was recently sentenced to 40 years in prison for what police are calling a heinous crime against his very own children. u.s. marshals capturing tillman at the cup of joe coffee house at the corner of leavenworth and sutter in san francisco. that happened earlier this week. tillman was using a fake i.d.

but ultimately admitted to his true identity once he was confronted. >> 6:32. police in the upscale quiet town of hillsborough are on the lookout for a would-be burglar. police say a woman was inside her home on summit drive near bella vista when she heard noises coming from her back door. it happened sunday afternoon. the woman says she saw a man who resembles the man in this sketch trying to break into her house. the man reportedly took off when he saw the woman inside. police say he was wearing a white real madrid soccer jersey with the letters b-w-i-n on the jersey. a judge determined yesterday that lesley gardner is, in fact, mentally competent. prosecutors say he stole a $2.7 million yacht "darling" back in march bringing a couple with him on board.2p

the yacht then ran aground at lynd march beach just hours later. gardner's defense team says he is delusional and believed the yacht was his. he remains in jail on more than a million dollars bail. let's switch gears a little bit and talk about the forecast for today and beyond. it's been really nice. it's going to continue into the weekend i understand. >>u.x it's going to be a nice weekend. today will be the warmest day of the week. i want to start with this picture of where it will be the hottest. this a live look at sunol. you can see we do have those hills turning brown, but not as brown as the hills in southern california. as we head through this weekend, we'll see a good strong onshore flow. a barbecue, we don't have high fire danger. 52 degrees in san francisco, 53 in oakland. a barbecue, something dad probably wants to do on sunday. "today in the bay" works like this, we're going to get to that forecast in just a minute.

today will be the warmest, like i said before at the coast, it is flag day. 70 degrees there. old glory getting pick up. as the winds pick up between 3:00 and 6:00. that's when they'll be the strongest. you'll hit about 86 degrees inland with changes just around the corner. i will take you through those changes coming up. first want to take a look at your drive. school is out for summer, mike. >> exactly, except for my son's school. that's the last one to get out. next wednesday. hang on, mason. we're looking over here as fox hang on to the commute. christine showed you the dry hills there. we're focusing on the traffic at the bottom of the screen. we'll show you the map. in the area, south 680 right around 84. that's north of the camera shot over the hill. reports of a garbage bag or two flying around lanes. be careful of that. it doesn't sound like debris is scattering. you notice that 680 and 84, both green into the area. it's lighter flow of traffic.

traditionally we have a later build for any type of commute. in livermore, an early start. still slow, the disabled vehicle west 580 at north livermore is off to the shoulder. still there in the chp reports. so i'll still leave it on my maps. no effect as far as the speeds go. look at west 580 basically at the limit toward pleasant ton and dublin. we'll look at slowing through the south bay, northbound 101. slow through the airport area. we'll look also toward oakland, past that airport and a smooth drive past the coliseum as well. a live look at 880, traffic very light. no problems for oakland. the north bay, southbound 101 following smoothly. you're picking up a lot of company. just slowing in novato, guys. it is 6:36 right now. still ahead, a scary scene here, a deck collapses at a crowded waterfront bar. we have new details about the chaotic rescue efforts at a viewing party for the nba finals. plus the most destructive

fire in colorado history rages on this morning. an update on the death toll and a look at the damage just ahead. right now, a live look from newtown, connecticut. they are holding a moment of b4g9today marking six months to day of that shooting massacre at sandy hook elementary school.

we'll take you live to mcminnville, a town believed to be hit by a tornado today. we're getting reports here this is a town about 45 miles southwest of portland, a population of 32,000. the good news, no reports of any injuries. this tornado rated an ef 1 on the scale there, so not too serious. it did at least rip a roof off a building, sending debris onto power lines. we'll keep you posted on this one. mcminnville, oregon. wildfires burning across colorado this morning. that fire has killed two people and destroyed at least 360 homes. sadly the bodies were found inside the garage of a town in black forest in southwest colorado. firefighters say the car doors were open as if they were about to leave their home to try to escape the flames.

today evacuation orders have spread to the state's second largest city, colorado springs. 1,000 people in the city have already been ordered to evacuate. 2,000 others are on standby. two people in serious condition in miami after a packed outdoor deck collapsed at a miami area sports bar. investigators there say about 100 people were on that deck at shucker's bar and grill when the deck gave way. the collapse sending people into the shallow waters in biscayne bay. a total of 24 people had to be put into ambulances and taken to the hospital. the bar says the deck was so packed because fans were out there watching the miami heat play the san antonio spurs in game four of the nba finals. it's 6:41. coming up, another death this qi at a south bay work site.s new details ahead in a live report. plus we'll also tell you about an ordinary parking spot

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welcome back everyone. it's 6:44. take a look at this. these are live pictures from minnville, oregon, northeast of salem, where a tornado hit. our chopper has been flying over the scene. luckily no one was injured. look how it literally ripped the roof off of this building here, just some of the damage. you see people in the upper right corner walking around, no doubt assessing how quickly the

tornado can come through.4cv we don't know the strength of the tornado. but it just touched down in that area. >> actually being reported as rated ef 1. so on the smaller scale. >> exactly. but no doubt the damage is done. good news is no one was injured in that. just something we're keeping an eye on. 6:45 right now. board members taking heat from angry parents during a tense meeting which ended7b'ñ this morning. parents accusing members of creating a toxic environment which forced teachers and administrators to leave. "today in the bay's" marla tellez in the newsroom with more details on these accusations against the board. >> it turned into an early morning meeting. the meeting wrapped up at 1:00 this morning. it ran for a total of seven gtime, the board of seven members heard from those parents who were fed up with four members in particular. we had a crew there, though there was not much room to spare. it was a packed house.

the majority of that crowd made up of parents who say certain board members operate by using intimidation and micromanaging tactics which has ultimately created a toxic environment. these parents say it's no coincidence that since november more than a dozen administrators and teachers have left the district including five principals, a superintendent and two assistant superintendents. so last night they presented the board with a petition asking four members to resign including the board president, christine koltermann. michelle ryan, ina bendis and chris stampolis. >> he's hurt the public teachers in our district. that's not okay, and we're sick of it. >> reporter: stampolis acknowledges the fact that more than a dozen administrators have left. he says, quote, that's a great thing. at least one teacher doesn't have a problem with all the change. >> i've seen a lot of turmoil from people who don't like things being shaken up. maybe things should be shooken up. >> reporter: what's next? parents say they are not giving

up. there's talk of a recall to make that happen. parents need to get signatures from 20% of registered voters within the district. i checked the board's website today, no mention of any outcome from last night's meeting just let. it does say the board's next meeting is june 27th. of course this is a story we will continue to watch. laura? >> thank you very much. a followup story, a san jose state professor who crossed the line with one of his students no longer works at the university. university officials won't say if professor jeffrey mathis was resigned or was terminated. the female student says mathis made unwanted advances during a late night meeting in his office. mathis says it was conceptual. >> let's bring some sunshine into your day. a look at campbell, the water tower, christina loren is with us now. just getting nicer and nicer.

>> city of trees, campbell, love it. love that city. beautiful little downtown area, many of the many treasurers across the bay, maybe somewhere you might want to bring dad this weekend as you start to get those wheels turning in your mind, trying to figure out where to take him, you have unlimited operations this year because the weather is going to be spectacular as we head throughout the next through days. i can't over use that word enough to describe it because it's going to change next week. i really want to make sure you guys can get out there and enjoy it, especially if you want to head out and have a good time with dad. we've got the a's in town this sunday. this is a live look of san francisco across the bay bridge. a beautiful start to the day here. you can see we have a little haze, but no low clouds to get in your way for your morning drive. it's still going to be really nice even with a lack of low clouds to start the day. warm inland today. we'll cool off as we head through the next couple days. 49 degrees in santa cruz. the heat is on today as high

pressure gains momentum today and picks up a little strength for us. that means we're going to see a warmer day, warmest day of the week so far. about five to eight degrees from yesterday. 72 degrees, you're going to get spoiled at the beach in pacifica today. that's room temperature, not too hot, not too cold. make sure you bring your sunscreen with you. we teal see abundant sunshine all day long. half moon bay will hit 74 degrees. the warmest beach city per usual, 75 degrees in santa cruz today. wind out of the north at five to 15 miles per hour. really comfortable conditions for the beach today. then you're going to get spoiled inland as we head through the next couple days. 89 in concord, 82 for fremont and 71 degrees in san francisco. $ut go. 80 degrees by saturday. 80 on sunday. we're going to keep you nice and cool for monday into tuesday. then temperatures start to climb. we look to be cranking the heat by the end of next week which is the first kick-off weekend of

summer. we are expecting that. talking about a potential return of the triple digits. enjoy the 70s while they last. speaking of dads, what do you prefer? a home made gift or something store bought. >> i love the home made gifts because the kids are at the age where they're really getting creative. sometimes i get concerned, too, with what they're thinking. we like that. home made gifts are great right now. we'll talk when you get older. we have gentle slowing toward tullie, also toward the airport. not a big concern and 87 through downtown. traditional friday, a later build. even the major streets are looking good. lawrence shows some slowing, traditional again past the businesses between 237 toward 101. a concert at shoreline, pit bull will be playing at 7:00 where he'll be jamming. traffic hopefully will not be jamming. just a note around 85 shoreline, we typically see the slowdown there. san mateo county fair, the final

weekend. keep that in mind as traffic flow is heavier as it has been around that area. let's look over on the hayward side with the live camera. no problems and an easy flow of traffic all the way across this way. approaching the bay bridge toward emeryville. this is the curve. this is weird. this is emeryville and it's heading toward the bay bridge. it's called the berkeley curve. no slowing here, there are metering lights on at the toll. a minor backup. new video this morning of what fire crews are calling a suspicious house fire in oakland. the home on 73rd avenue went up in flames shortly before 1:00 this morning. we spoke to the battalion chief and she said threatening graffiti was found near the front of the home and the fire

started outside near the back of the house. neighbors say the graffiti said "stop snitching" and showed up on the front side of the home yesterday. no one was at home at the time of that fire. there are no injuries. the exact cause is still under investigation. this morning investigators looking into a freak accident killing a worker at the stevens creek quarry marking the second death at a south bay job site in only four days. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago live in cupertino with new information for us. good morning, arturo. >> reporter: good morning, jon. we're a few miles from the entrance of the quarry. the facility usually opens around 7:00 in the morning. a number of workers will no doubt be showing up with heavy hearts after one of their co-workers lost his life yesterday. the worker was operating a piece of heavy equipment at around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. there aren't a lot of details available. but according to santa clara county sheriff's deputies, he somehow lost control of that heavy equipment and was gravely

injured. the worker was taken to stanford from those injuries. earlier in the week 63-year-old donald white was killed when he was hit by an elevator counterweight while he was working on the 49ers' new stadium in santa clara. there was a safety meeting yesterday where they observed a moment of silence for donald white. an investigation into white's death is being conducted by state health and safety officials as for what is now the second workplace death of the week. cal osha has been alge leerted e incident. live in cupertino, arturo santiago, "today in the bay." 6:53. new details in a collision that left an elderly woman injured in cupertino. it happened last night in the parking lot of the homestead square shopping center on the corner of homestead road and sunnyvale saratoga road off highway 280. deputies san jose say an 18-year-old woman was backing

out her car in front of michael's craft store when she hit the elderly woman. the woman was transported to the hospital for a hip injury but she's expected to be okay. los gatos posting the final version of a new gun ordinance for firearm dealers that requires all shops selling firearms within town limits to apply for a permit and attend an annual meeting to renew the permit. the town holding a public meeting on monday to talk about the ordinance, the recent opening of templar sports which sells firearms sparking this debate. the company's facebook page says the ordinance would possibly prevent it from selling guns in the future. the first stage of california's high speed rail project has the green light from the federal government to move forward. the federal surface transportation board voted this week to allow the first phase of the project to proceed without waiting for time-consuming approval process. phase one is a 65 mile stretch

between fresno and merced. the board said it would be a valuable addition to the passenger rail transportation system. it's faced delays due to disputes over cost and land use. talking about it all day. today is friday. you know what that means? >> gadget friday. >> father's day gadget friday as well. i was trying to think of something that dads could use. i mie know my dad can use a flashlight. pull them out and show the folks at home, isn't that cool? they are flashlights that extend out to this long. that's kind of fun. they also bend at the end, meaning you can find things when you've lost them down in the car, you know, that screw or that nut falls down in there and there's a magnet on the end. i think it's very clever. it can be a light sabre if you wanted to. mother, if you wanted to have a mother's day gift you could put them together as a floral arrangement which we did earlier as well. there you do, a beautiful flashlight floral arrangement.

back here live my keys are on the end of it. talking about a strong magnet. don't get it near your credit cards or this will be the last thing you buy. but fun. >> it's actually very innovative and smart. >> you can find them at sears. they're made for a number of different companies. >> very cool. i recommend not looking directly into that. that is a bright fluorescent light. >> either this or a light sabre. >> your old sound effects. >> boys will be boy, won't they? >> this considered a bargain compared to what our next story was going for. a prime piece of real estate in san francisco that's just been sold near at&t park. not a house, not a condo. it's a parking spot. >> and the price tag on this parking spot, $82,000. we are not kidding. >> that's a whole lot of flashlights. >>q$ a lot of quarters to carry around. "today in the bay's" christie smith, what makes this so valuable? >> reporter: i got to tell you. a couple minutes ago i saw a

gentleman crunch his nose against this gate, like a celebrity might be inside. actually it's the $82,000 parking spot where that porsche suv is. if you can swing it, it might actually pay off for you. it's near at&t park, the embarcadero, lots of restaurants. metered parking in the area still running about $7.00 an hour during events. the chronicle reports as home prices go up, so does the price of parking spots in a tight city like san francisco. it seems high, but it can certainly add up to $100,000, they're saying, to a condo's sales price or can even rent for about $450 a month. now, at the height of the real estate market, it actually sold for about $95,000 which is actually a screaming deal compared with a recent irs auction in boston which fetched about $560,000 for two parking spots. an auction started about $42,000

and then the bidding war started. single spots there can go for about $250,000. home prices in san francisco have gone up about 22% since last march. condos in the south beach area can go for about $1,000 a square foot. the> parking spot went for what amounts to about $854 a square foot. even though there isn't much upkeep to it, the owner has to pay property taxes and hoa dues. an all-cash deal, only on the market for about two weeks. live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> amazing. thank you so much. if i'm dropping 82 grand on a parking spot, i'm getting a nice fluffy sleeping bag and i will be there. >> christina loren, one final look at that gorgeous weather. >> it's going to be a really nice day. it's flag day. inland highs will be the warmest. 86 degrees there. 77 bay side and 70 degrees at

the coast with that flag getting pickup, winds picking up between 3:00 and 6:00. want to wish all the dads out there an early happy father's day including mike inouye. you're talking about pit bull coming to town. >> wouldn't that be a great surprise if my wife had tickets for that concert. there's still time. traffic moving smoothly through san rafael. a non-injury class at southbound 101 and old redwood highway. traffic moving past the seen. the maps show it is slow north out of the castro valley y. slowing around redwood valley. just a note as you're heading into hayward. >> another note for you. i nomar la tellez's mom carol will be bummed about this, no. 11:00 a.m.a today. the 11:00 a.m. newscast will be

returning on monday. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we're back with a live local news update. good morning. breaking overnight, panic as a >> the frantic rescues and what may have caused the terrifying accident. from bad to worse, the forest fire the most destructive in the state's history. blamed for two deaths and consuming more than 375 homes. we're on the front lines. al stops the rain preventing our maroon 5 concert from becoming monsoon 5. today is friday, june 14th,