new details after a homicide in a normally quiet south bay city. what police just told us next. also after months of back and forth, the trial of accused several killer joseph naso finally getting under way. the bizarre rescue of a woman trapped in a storm drain. how she ended up 15 feet down and what her friends are telling us. right now, a live look outside. i think you're all probably familiar with that bridge by now. that's the bay bridge live in san francisco early morning on this monday, june 17. this is "today in the bay." it is almost 4:31 getting

your week started. happy you're along for the ride. i'm jon kelley. >> good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a lot to get to but let's first check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. temperatures this morning are actually nice and mild. today is one of the last days of summer -- excuse me -- of spring time. we kickoff summer in just 72 hours from now. but this week we have a cooling trend to get through. so temperatures are actually going to give us a little bit of a break. you don't have to use your ac this week. i'll let you know when you will have to. we have a heat wave headed our way. so those temperature swings keep on coming. i'll show you how it looks on your seven-day. hopefully coming off a great father's day. good morning, mike. >> good morning. i am. it was wonderful. a nice easy drive across the san mateo bridge.

this crash is between 880 and the off-ramp. a motorcycle driver called to report someone had driven him off the road. that's not polite behavior. minor slowing, but the slowing you see only down to just below the speed limit. northbound we have slowing for 880 past the coliseum. there are construction crews in the area. i'll turn the cameras over and see what i can see you in the next report. new details this morning on morgan hills' very first homicide of the year. police arresting 60-year-old michael shepherd. officers say shepherd lives in a morgan hill mobile home park located on monterey road which is right near where the body was found. saturday morning the body of a 40-year-old woman was discovered by a passerby. shepherd expected to make his first court appearance on wednesday. opening statements will begin today for alleged serial killer joseph naso.

he's representing himself in the murder trial. the 79-year-old self-employed modeling photographer stands accused of killing four women. their bodies were found between 1977 and 1994 in yuba, marin and contra costa counties. the trial is expected to last until mid november. "today in the bay's" marla tellez will update us in our next half hour. a south bay man charged with molesting two young girls along with an 8-year-old girl with the mental capacity of a kindergarten. joaquin bailey arrested and charged last year with three felly counts of lewd acts on a child and one count of sexual assault on an incapable person. bailey worked at a group home and as a teacher's aide. bailey remain ms. the santa clara county jail without bail. 4:33. pacifica police released a sketch of a man they say tried to kidnap a 10-year-old girl.

police say the man approached the girl near the pacifica pier. when she refusioned, he tried to physically force her. she fought back, punching him, then running away. if you know who this is, call pacifica police. a pair of bills aimed at making california limousines safer this week. a senate committee considering a bill introduced by state senator ellen corbett that would require two doors and two emergency window exits in the passenger section of all limousines by 2015. tomorrow a separate bill being introduced by jerry hill would require all limousines to carry fire extinguishers, both in response to two recent limo fires. ten women in wall net creek narrowly escaping a five. last month five women tragically died in lame mow fire on the san mateo bridge. this morning a concord woman is fighting for her life after

drinking antifreeze and jumping into a 15-foot storm drain. the 26-year-old apparently drink antifreeze, then called a mother and aunt. when the women arrived an argument started. that's when the mother called 911, fearing for her daughter's safety. when deputies arrived, she lifted this 40-pound metal grate and jumped into the storm drain. more than an hour later, firefighters repelled down to the drain and pulled her to safety. >> she is in icu and they have her hooked up to a breathing tube. we're waiting to hear back. >> it's unclear how much antifreeze she drank. family and friends say she does suffer from a mental condition. the los gatos town council add holding a public hearing tonight. a new ordinance would require all firearms dealers to get a

permit before selling firearms. it was drafted after public outrage over sem particular sports that sells firearms in los gatos. templar's owner says he followed proper permit procedure. many council members are upset that there was no public meeting before templar opened up. the night's meeting startsds at 7:00 at town council chambers. apple is releasing details about what the federal government wanted to know about the cupertino's customers. between december 1st and may 31 zlt oov this year, the government issued between 4,000 and 5,000 requests for customer data. the government must get a court order if it wants customer content. the requests covered both criminal investigations and national security matters, most commonly from place investigating robberies or searching for missing children. you may remember on friday facebook issued similar numbers

saying in the second half of 2012 u.s. agencies issued 9,000 to 10,000 requests for user data. >> it is possible the supreme court could rule in a u few hours on prop 8. the judges expected to release decisions on a number of cases today, issuing rulings every monday this month and in some cases on thursday. analysts say it's most likely that the ruling on prop 8 will not come until next monday. we will see. following the forecast, meteorologist christina loren. >> good monday morning to you, laura and john. of course to you at home. hopefully you had a good father's day. temperatures today will be really comfortable. what's happening is we have this area of low pressure that's just going to sit and spin up in the pacific northwest. as we head throughout the next 48 hours and for us, that means we're going to keep this cooldown going all the way through the middle of your week. we've got a beautiful day shaping up. we'll keep that beauty coming as we head deeper into the week.

57 in san jose at lunchtime. we'll be at about 75 here. it's going to be really comfortable. dwrount need your ac in places like fairfield today, only rounding at 83 degrees. 63 for san francisco and 75 degrees, perfection in san jose. changes, though, just around the corner. we are expecting a little bit of drizzle. as we kickoff tomorrow morning, and then the heat is on. i'll show you that seven-day outlook coming up next. first i want to check your drive. it's monday. let's get them going. >> some have already left. oakland, 880 where we had road crews just a few minutes ago. i saw flashing lights leaving the area from northbound 880 at the coliseum. you've got a lot of company there. we'll show the slow of traffic, just below the speed limit as you travel through downtown. we do have the earlier activity right here as you're heading over toward 92 and clawwood, a

crash reported on chp activity report. all issues on the shoulder. no problem as far as the flow of traffic heading towards the san mateo bridge. a look farther south. fremont moves nicely. the truck scales on your right, the auto mall parkway sign in fremont, a smooth drive toward mission boulevard. in this area there's other stuff going on. i'm going to hand it off to you. >> it's a major lengthy road closure starts today. warren avenue between cato road and mission falls court will be closed for a whole year as crews work on the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose. bta says the change will reduce congestion for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers in the area. expect more traffic through the tom lantos tunnels. caltrans will implement one-way traffic control in the area through thursday night to stripe the pavement. closures will run from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. every day.

>> a couple of heads up for the commute. 4:39 right now. at&t park getting more high tech. we'll tell you about the new stop for tech-savvy giant fans. facebook expected to make a special announcement later this week. the new details we're learning this morning. the president busy in northern ireland as the g8 summit gets under way. we'll have the latest developments coming your way next.

welcome back everyone. a good monday morning to you. that will help you start your workweek, right? >> that's right. the lights there flickering. >> glistening on a monday morning. that's a live look from the south bay. 4:43. a solar-powered airplane that took off from the bay area has almost completed its cross country journey. we have video of the solar impulse landing at dulles airport near washington, d.c. last night. the one-man aircraft began the trek at moffett field relying only on solar energy absorbed on those panels on its massive wings. the plane and its crew will spend a couple of weeks in washington, d.c. before taking off for the final leg of its journey to new york city.

>> that is awe-inspiring to watch, so big and graceful. a sign of the modern signs. tech savvy giants fans will have a brand new place to hang out to need. the giants hosting the grand opening at the new at cafe. the unique media will be the social media headquarters at at&t park complete with a video wall featuring live social updates from fans all over the world. giants ceo and president and pitcher sergio romo will attend today's grand opening. facebook has something new in its works. the menlo park company staying pretty close lipped to what it is. >> good morning, seema. >> futures higher as the markets come off a third down week in the past four. investigators are focusing on the fed which begin as two dash

day meeting on hopes they'll calm concerns about pulling back on the economic stimulus efforts. we get data on housing. in terms of how we ended on friday, the dow falling 106 points, the nasdaq losing 21. ford is bringing back knobs and buttons to the dash buttons. they received complaints about the difficulty of using its my ford touch screen system, specifically with changing radio stations and adjusting the volume. over all the ford say it is majority of drivers still like the on screen features. facebook is inviting the media to an event on thursday where it plans to introduce a new product. it could be a new rs reader to replace google's outgoing reader. laura? >> we'll certainly follow that one. thank you, seema. the time is 4:45. christina loren is back with a check on the monday forecast.

>> monday is not the easiest day of the week, let's face it, especially at 4:45 in the morning, about to be 4:46. that means you're one minute later as we head throughout the day today, temperatures will be comfortable. want to point out, trying to get to the airport, no fog to slow you down. no delays out of sfo or san jose or oakland for that matter. wheel let you know as things change. after all, people now into their summer break. and it's back-to-business, back-to-work monday. as we head throughout the day today, 52 to start. san francisco at 54 degrees. in the south bay temperatures are nice and comfortable to start. 57, for instance, in sunnyvale. here is what we're looking at. area of low pressure will sit and spin in the pacific northwest and it's going to bring quite a bit of rainfall to places like seattle down south through oregon. for us, we'll see the cooling impacts with the strong onshore flow. not so much today, but tomorrow

into your wednesday, we'll see that coastal fog and drizzle. marine layer deepening. we don't have a lot of fog this morning. that means we'll see a lot of sunshine early and a nice comfortable afternoon. 74 on the way to fremont. 81 in gilroy and 77 degrees in beautiful los gatos. here is how we're headed for the rest of the week to be honest. you can save some of that money, you don't have to fork it all over to the pg&e or whoever you pay your electric bill to. as we head through the next couple days, temperatures stay steady in the 70s. low 80s by thursday. friday into saturday, the heat is on. i don't want to crank it up too much just yet because it's so far out. it looks like saturday we will be in the 90s. a little cooling effect for sunday. overall, we kickoff summer at the end of this week. it's not going to feel like it unthil weekend. >> christina, thank you very much. air force one landing in belfast, ireland, overnight. the president in town for the two-day g8 summit.

just moments ago he spoke to a group of about 2,000 students describing them as, quote, the generation of peace. he also told them there was a time when a gathering like this was simply unimaginable. later today president obama meeting with russia's president vladimir putin to discuss topics ranging from syria to arms control. summit host, british prime minister david cameron expects negotiations to start soon for a european north american free trade agreement. he says a pact to slash taxes on exports would boost employment and growth on both sides of the atlantic. cameron met with russia's president yesterday to talk about syria. a series of weekend classes between police and protesters in turkeys. turkish police continue to guard the square this morning. over the weekend police kicked out the protesters of the park,

ending an 18-day peaceful protest. it sparked unrest in a number of turkish cities leading the a series of demonstrations. protesters claim the prime minister is becoming increasingly authoritarian. firefighters trying to get an upper hand on a fire east of maripo mariposa. the carsten fire burned about 1,000 acres there. so far there's zero containment. there are evacuation orders in effect. so far, happy to report, no reports of injuries or so far no word of any buildings being destroyed or damaged. crews in colorado have the largest wildfire in state history now 65% contained. that is a big improvement. crews hopingtion to have the 22-square mile black forest fire under control by thursday. it's already destroyed nearly 500 homes out there. fire officials now saying some

evacuees outside of the burn area have finally been allowed to get back home. we're getting our first look at a marijuana grove, 1,000 pot plants with a street value of $3.5 million. two people were arrested friday. the busts are the result of a month-long investigation. time is 4:50. the sacramento kings trying to steal away one of the best-known players in warrior history. meet the cal kid who meet tiger woods at the u.s. open. why his caddie may be even more popular this evening. a look over here, the bay bridge toll plaza, that's very popular. i'll give you an update. we're watching a new development, upper deck s curve. i'll give you the latest coming up.

good monday morning. seems like the sun is peaking out early today. live look, city by the bay. that is your bay bridge. traffic going smoothly so far. mike inouye along to fill you in on the details out there. it's 4:53. looks like the sacramento kings continue looking for more warrior flavor, now working to steal away one of the most

iconic names in history. they've reportedly offered chris mullen a role as a team consultant. sacramento bee saying he likely accept the position. today the kings will officially introduce former warriors assistant pete dell san droe as the kings new general manager. 18-year-old -- 19-year-old michael kim of cal finished tied for 17th in the tournament, best showing by any amateur in the field. >> that's impressive. >> no kidding. he wasn't even expected to make the cut let alone finnish the top 20 ahead of tiger woods. temple posted the picture of he and kim on the facebook page. happened to be in the course's parking lot when kim pulled up. kim asked him to caddie and

temple said sure, he lives in the area and happens to caddie part time. during the open a lot of friends found him yelling his name throughout the course. >> that was much more fun to watch than phil mickelson melting down. 4:55 right now. mike inouye is here to tell you about the roads. >> sometimes i melt down. at any time in the morning, mostly after work with your kids. looking over towards the bay bridge. john showed you the view from san francisco with the sunrising in the background. here looking at the city so we don't see the sunrise. we did have reports of a disabled vehicle on the span right around treasure island. the bridge crew quickly went over there. it sounds like they got it off the bridge as well. no problems here, the yellow just below the speed limit across the bridge. also here we see eastbound 580 coming toward the dublin interchange below 65. i saw earlier sensors showing

the same showing toward 84 eastbound in the non-commute direction. a shift for the morning as more cars join us. a look at san jose, a smooth drive for 101 southbound, a deadly crash overnight. we'll bring you more details. right now that intersection, stay clear of it. but there's not a lot of traffic. >> good heads up. thank you very much. a soirnth california artist who brings the peanuts characters to life talking about his inspiration today that. being tom everett who has a tis tingt style. it was peanuts creator charles schulz who influenced his subject matter. a big shot of snoopy mixed in. schultz taughtette rhett his style and made him the only fine artist to use his characters. schulz retired in santa rosa and died in 2000. he'll be featured today on the "today" show coming up this

morning. when i think of peanuts, i always think of wa, wa, wa, wa. >> good old teacher. >> call this one a smelly situation, how a sellout crowd cause add big stink at last night's a's good. two bay area on leave. why they felt the need to open fire on a fremont man killing him. mike showed you one side. let's give you another look at the bray bridge. this mike has it all. christina loren is here to tell us about a cool day ahead. we're back in a matter of minutes on today in the bay.

a pair of free-throw month officers on paid leave this morning after they shot and killed a man. why police say they opened fire coming up next. >> reporter: a sewage problem at the oakland coliseum forces the mariners and the a's to turn to the raiders' locker room. i'm christie smith. we'll be talking about what this

means for possible move. >> i'm going to stay away from that one this morning. good morning to you. temperatures are looking good today. we're nice and comfortable out there. we'll stay comfortable just about every day this week. we have changes headed our way. the heat will return and i'll tell you when. >> i'm just seeing someone backing up at the toll plaza. that's a bad idea. we'll track that as well as a stall that's on the upper deck coming up. a live look outside. look at old glory billowing in the wind rather rapidly there. that will wake you up. fresh air on this monday morning, june 17. this is "today in the bay." hello everybody. welcome to your week ahead. good morning. it is 5:00 on the nose. thanks for joining us. i'm jerry sandus >>