revenge send two local landlords behind bars. motel scorched about i fast-moving wildfire. we'll tell you about the ongoing investigation that could keep guests out of the their rooms for quite some time. a cooler start to your wednesday morning mid-50s. a couple upper 40s in the north bay. headed towards another picture perfect afternoon. then we crank the heat up. what that means for where you live in your full forecast. >> winds cranking the camera around. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights, they're on. i can see that. backup. we'll talk about the issues across the bay coming up. to berlin, large crowd is gathered. president obama taking the stage at any moment. wednesday, june 19th. this is "today in the bay."

almost 6:01. good morning. thank you as always for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening now, president obama in berlin, germany, renewing his call to reduce the world's nuclear stockpiles. the speech he's giving comes 50 years after kennedy's famous cold war spees in the one-divided city. earlier the president met with chancellor angela merkel and german officials, economic issues dominated the conversation. the nsa surveillance scandal has come up as well. merkel says the u.s. needs to clarify what information is being monitored but also says u.s. intelligence is key to preventing terror attacks. president obama addressed the surveillance scandal, acknowledging he had been skeptical of the previous administration's stance on surveillance. >> what i have been able to do is examine and scrub how our

intelligence services are operating, and i'm confident that at this point we have struck the appropriate balance. >> the leaders say they will have another round of talks next month in the u.s. the b.a.r.t. police department now hours away from doing something it has never done before. its chief ordering all changes made after shooting death of oscar grant to be reviewed, all of them reviewed to see what's working and not working. "today in the bay" christie smith live in oakland with details and why the timing of the review may not be a coincidence. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. an attorney here in oakland who represented oscar grant's family after the shooting thinks this is a good idea, one that doesn't happen enough with police departments. b.a.r.t.'s police chief announcing in a couple of hours that they're taking a much closer look at the reforms put in place after the 2009 shooting here in the the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station new year's day,

unarmed passenger oscar grant working and what's not. what he's going to announce is they're going to be hiring a retired police chief to take a look at that. he'll be starting in july. his name, patrick oliver. oscar grant was shot and killed at fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, then b.a.r.t. officer messerle says that he accidentally grabbed his gun instead of his taser. a couple of things that they're going to be taking a closer look at, ten of them, but they include training, use of force, bias-based policing, internal affairs, and discipline. attorney john burris takes a look back at what's working is a good thing. >> departments often do not examine themselves, certainly by outsiders. they can become insular and not really have the critical eye that's needed. >> reporter: you mentioned the timing and it is interesting

because tomorrow night burris and other invited guests watch the critically acclaimed "fruitvale station" film at the grand lake theater in oakland. it's a movie about oscar grant's last day leading up to his death in 2009. that movie opens to the public in mid-july. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." now to a bizarre story with quite a long history. this morning, san francisco district attorney is expected to announce a plea deal with two former san francisco landlords. those landlords are accused of terrorizing their tenants relentlessly. "today in the bay's" marla tellez with the latest on the case. >> reporter: good morning. the couple in this case has earned a couple interesting nicknames, for starters known as lawless landlords, not people you want to pay rent to. charged with multiple felonies for putting tenants through a living h hechlt ll.

in one of the apartment buildings this he used to own sought of market in san francisco. according to public records kip and nicole macy bought the three-story, six-unit apartment building back in 2005. well the trouble began a year later tried evicting five people who lived there. according to prosecutors the macys ordered workers to cut the floor beams in one apartment, also reportedly sawed a hole in the same tenant's living room, cut off electricity, stole money and jewelry from others in an effort to get them to move out. prosecutors say nicole macy broke into one of the apartments, poured ammonia on clothes, bed and electronics. the couple was arrested but they posted bail been that's when they skipped town, hid out in italy for a couple of years before arrested in 2012. the district attorney is

expected to announce the plea deal reached with the macys that will send each to prison for more than -- for about 4 1/2 years, 4 years, 4 months the record deal. i spoke to a woman who says she's lived on the street for ten years and had no idea this terrorizing was going down. just a few doors down from her. she said she's never had any problems living here. live in san francisco, marla tellez, "today in the bay." 6:06. fire crews spending the night mopping up a grass fire that spread to a hotel in solano county. the fire spread through an acre and a half on interstate 80 in fairfield yesterday. embers from the fire blew on to the roof of a motel 6. they quickly spread, damaging four rooms at the hotel. fire crews will be back on scene this morning checking things out assessing how bad that damage is. we are happy to report, nobody was hurt.

>> checking for hot spots after a brushfire there. more than 120-acre fire fuelled by strong winds and dry conditions. it wasn't contained until last night. fire sparked yesterday off of lake herman road near interstate 680. a shed was burned but no one was hurt. normally we see more fires at the end of summer but with lack of rain it's so rough. christina loren today looks like another nice one. i don't know if any precipitation. >> no, right on point as usual, jon kelley. 6:07. weep don't have enough low cloud cover to squeeze out drizzle. look at san francisco, clear to start. show you san jose. low clouds. look at this. you can see the top and the bottom of the deck of low clouds. they're not going to last long. that's an indication that low clouds will burn off quickly. sun is up. fog does clear from the top down that warm sunshine warms up that top lay somewhere that's how it clears. throughout the day today, what

we're expecting. winds not a factor. only city reporting wind speeds above ten miles per hour fairfield at ten. 17 navato. winds pick up today. 55 degrees oakland. 55 right here in san jose. 54 san mateo. more 40s popping up. a cooler start to the day. santa teresa, 46. noon, 72 degrees in livermore, 78. 70 bay side. the coast, 62 degrees. then things change last day of the 70s inland. i'll take you to changes in my next report. check your drive, good morning, mike. >> great morn morning for the east shore freeway. moving close to 50 mile per hour marker, almost 5 in spots. we'll take that to richmond and berkeley any time of the morning especially 6:08. slower drive at berkeley curve and approaching the bay bridge

toll plaza. metering lights on. light off the top of the roofs and hoods. still moving a bit. backup west grand avenue. let's show you some maps. this is a slowdown, west 580 and west 84 through livermore, through the bottom of the screen,er-year-old issue of a traffic hazard dublin interchange. we had slowing because of a disabled truck and someone walking around that truck and sounds like they were in lanes of traffic from time to time. a big safety concern. but no further updates from chp. that's good. we don't want to hear a follow-up to the initial report. if cleared, they clear it from the report. south 880,er drive. slowing out of san leandro, hayward. san mateo bridge, dumbarton smoothly. first the peninsula side and show you the volume of traffic on 101, palo alto.

smooth drive northbound away from us. you see the sun hitting the windshields, you saw it at bay bridge, it will be the case southbound along the peninsula. it hits you in the eyes. folks tapping their brakes quite a bit. 6:10. rear seat recall. the defective part forcing tesla to repair hundreds of cars. the world most expensive apple computer. deep sea breeding. yes. how a local aquarium is trying to keep a rare species of octopus from going extinct. live look at berlin, germany. crowds certainly getting large out there. president obama will be giving a speech on reducing nuclear stockpiles worldwide in moments. something we'll continue to monitor for you. wow, the track looks perfect.

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>> b.a.r.t. police chief planning to bring in a former chief to assess reforms instituted after shooting death of oscar grant. that announcement coming one day ahead of the oakland premiere of "fruitvale station" and an award-winning film about the days leading up to grant's shooting death on a b.a.r.t. platform 2009. tesla recalling 800 model s vehicles. the founder elon musk says electric cars made between may 10th and june 8th of the year. the mounting bracket on one of the backseats is weaker than intended and may not hold in the event of a crash. right now, overseas live out to berlin, germany. president obama soon making a speech calling on the world to reduce its nuclear stockpile. earlier obama meeting with

angela merkel on a number of topics including the economy and the ongoing nsa surveillance scandal. we'll be monitoring the president's speech and bringing you the latest throughout the morning as things progress in germany. google fighting back asking the federal government for permission to reveal to you how often it has to give secrets up to the nsa. >> that is right. scott mcgrew, google says it has a first amendment right to tell the truth. >> it wants to go beyond the press releases issued by other tech companies to give sort of a general lay of the land, how îiq asks for data. google wants to drill down how often the prism program forces google turn over data the biggest spy agency. google filed that demand with the secret fisa court tuesday. you mentioned germany's dissatisfaction with the obama administration over fisa courts, domestic spying. today's a lukewarm reception in germany.

reporter in berlin this morning said 6,000 tickets given out. that is a far cry from the reception that then-candidate obama got in berlin in 2008, talking before the large effort crowd he's ever talked to then or since. live pictures now as the president walks out in berlin. you're seeing the live pictures at the brandenburg gates. international reaction to the spying program has been severe, stronger than anything here at home. here's hong kong protesting the nsa and supporting self-described whistle-blower edward snowden. polls show majority of americans support the monitoring of phone calls. on a happy note, back here at home, christie's will sell the original apple computer between $300,000 and $500,000. it's on display next week at computer history museum in san

jo jose. yes they did bill them on a board. >> awesome seeing that. >> it is fun. for the first time anywhere, put on public display the larger pacific stripe. it is an octopus so rare it done have a scientific name. >> mesmerizing to watch. >> that's the least of the academy's concerns. >> bob redell doing it only as he can, explaining why one biology has his arms full of the creature with too many arms to count on one hand. >> reporter: getting a rare eight-arm boy to mate with a rare eight-armed girl, that's the easy part. >> mating's happening now. >> reporter: babies keep dying. a little known species discovered.

>> can i show it to them? >> reporter: you already did. this biologist richard ross, whos the number one fan. >> this is kind of if once in a lifetime thing. >> reporter: boggled by a simple question. >> how do we get babies to eat in captivity. >> reporter: he's offered small crustaceans, sea monkeys, nothing's worked. >> when they hatch out there, 2, 3 millimeters got to find something small enough to eat they recognize as food. >> reporter: he wants to see the species thrive because they're unusual. larger pacific stripe can change color, pattern and texture in a show that's hypnotic. >> we don't see combinations like that often. >> reporter: the women don't eat the man after sex. >> what's not to like? >> reporter: if he can raise the young and farm them out to other

scientists, maybe mankind can wrap its arms around the fascinating creature. >> the average person should care about all of the creatures on the planet. if we don't care about them, we ignore them and bad things happen. >> reporter: in san francisco, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> theying it only like bob redell can. >> a classic. deep sea diving for the program, above and beyond like he always does. fun to watch. >> up for nine local emmys. >> a treasure. >> he is. we're lucky to have him. we're all in luck when it comes to the local forecast. 6:18. temperatures mild enough where you can go without a jacket today in the city by the bay. you're not going to climb by that much. but see enough warm sunshine. if you stay in the direct sun light you don't need a sweater or jacket. temperatures three degrees warmer. 62 in san francisco. the good stuff is inland with the 70s on the way. winds play a factor again. this will help cool you down

later on once we hit our highs 4:00 p.m. area of low pressure, that's what's bringing in the cool weather. we'll keep onshore flow in place. that means temperatures aren't going to climb by that much as high pressure starts to build in. area of low pressure, high pressure is on its heels, things will change around here. won't be as blustery today as yesterday. we still have a zonal flow happening. throughout tomorrow, into particularly friday, that's when things will change. windy conditions develop. today a light breeze later this evening. san jose 72. 78 concord. 76 napa. great weather if you want to get kids outdoors. might be too warm to do so. through tomorrow, make sure you keep that spf-30 plus hani. sunshine. friday, saturday, sunday, we like those days 88 by saturday. that's your warmer weather.

next week, keep that interesting pattern happening. we're going to keep rain shower activity in the forecast for monday. we're only going to keep this in for the extreme north bay. nonetheless a chance is there. getting spectacular sunrise shots. what are you tracking? >> sometimes you get a sunrise shot as a benefit after i show the roadway. i have to focus on the pavement which is lit up nicely now. south bay, also well lit. no slowing that i see as i scan the area except north 101, from 680 to 880. clearing to san jose international airport. mild slowing now. as we've seen for the last ten days that kick in about 8:30. later in the morning the commute kicks in. yesterday we did have almost all of your northbound routes crawling for a period of time. shorter lived commute during summertime shift. even the surface streets, orange expressway moving nicely now, close to their limits, local

limits as well. eat q. drive, dumbarton. what we're watching, single incident, as far as a big concern south 110, hillsdale. there's a death at scene of a crash southbound 101 hillsdale. not due to the crash. talking about a medical emergency and an investigation there. no lanes blocked but stay to the left and clear of crews. roadway debris reported northbound watch that up through san mateo. not a big deal as far as speeds. bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on and slowing typical coming through berkeley. north bay san rafael with southbound side. silhouetting cars. slowing out of petaluma into navato, traditional. free monday, the build into the south bay. more company, but still speeds upper 50s. back to you.

>> last night the kind of battle nba mortals dream of and lebron james calls best game i've of been part of the hero, ray allen nailing that shot from the corner right before the end of regulation sending it into o. t. the heat hold on and win this one 103-100 forcing a game seven tomorrow night in miami. i like to say game sevens gifts from the sporting gods. love them. 6:22. international manhunt ends all because of a coffee break. out in the open errand that led to a professor on the run. the setback to hit boeing next. waiting for president obama to speak to a large crowd in berlin, germany. chancellor merkel at the podium now in live pictures. obama giving a speech on reducing nuclear stockpile worldwide. [ seagulls cawing ]

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>> former university professor on the fbi's ten most wanted fugitives list around rest in mexico. walter lee williams arrested yesterday while drinking coffee near a park in a resort city of williams being accused of traveling abroad to have sex with children. he's also accused of taking explicit pictures of those

children. until 2011, he was a tenured professor at university of southern california where his field of study was gender development. a boeing 787 jet from denver to tokyo makes an emergency landing in seattle after problems with an oil filter. it landed safely tuesday afternoon. united put its 787s back in the air last month after the entire fleet was grounded during an investigation into the aircraft's battery. time now 6:26. a symbol of pride causing controversy in the north bay. we'll tell you about why a simple gesture of unity divides a community. setting the stage, international stage in fact for pivotal speech. we'll tell you what the president will be saying in front of a high-profile audience in berlin. live pictures. you see the large crowd that has gathered. german chancellor angela merkel is addressing the crowd right

now. the president is right off to her side this morning. he is expected to talk about the surveillance scandal, acknowledging what had been going on there and the effects on other parts of the world. >> also expected to talk about the world nuclear stockpiles trying to have a country pushed to the side. where john f. kennedy gave a huge speech 50 years ago. this could be historic. a lot of topics to cover for the president. >> continuing to keep an eye on as it's happening now. giving you live pictures from berlin, germany. more ahead on "today in the bay."

welcome back, everybody, on wednesday morning. live out to the new york stock exchange. >> super herosuperheroes. >> going all america.

captain america helping ring it in. investors likely sitting on their hands waiting to hear what ben bernanke says about pouring money into the economy. superhero welcome. living large on wednesday, june 19th. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everybody. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning, live to berlin, germany, where president obama speaking to a large crowd renewing his call to reduce the world's nuclear stockpiles. "today in the bay's" danielle lee joins us live in washington with more on the president's speech. >> good morning. president obama speaking to a crowd of 6,000 people right now. speaking standing at the historic brandenburg gate where president kennedy spoke 50 years ago making the defiant cold war speech. take a> we can be more informal among friends.

as your chancellor mentioned, five years ago i had the privilege to address the city. today, i'm proud to return as president of the united states. i bring with me the enduring friendship of the american people, as well as my wife michelle and malia and sasha. you may notice that they're not here. the last thing they want to do is to listen to another speech from me. so they're out experiencing the beauty and the history of berlin. and this history speaks to us

tod today, here for thousands of years, the people of this land have journeyed from tribe to principality to nations, three reformation and enlightenment. >> president obama giving lots of cheers from the crowd there. he also is full of smiles. a lot more lighthearted than we saw him earlier today when he was meeting with many german leaders. president obama is going to be talking about reducing the number of nuclear stockpiles specifically reducing the u.s. and russian stockpiles by a third. something that has been important to him since he first ran for president years ago. earlier today, he met with german leaders, the president of germany, chancellor merkel, talking about tougher issues. for one, conflict in syria, how to reach a peace resolution there, something he did not agree with russian president putin about in the g-8 summit that just wrapped up. also talked about ending the war

in afghanistan. the u.s. business to begin talks with the taliban. but afghan president karzai is )jt talks with the u.s. that is something that again president obama looking for support of german leaders as he moves forward in that arena. a big one, german officials concerned about news of the u.s. spying program wanting to get more details about what the nsa was gathering in terms of phone records and e mails and they did say after the talks with the president today they are more comfortable, president obama defending the program as necessary for protecting the american people but not overly intrusive. he heads back to the u.s. tonight. danielle lee. a big-time story in the south bay. major league baseball, now firing back this morning blasting thety of san jose for suing the league over the a's potential move to the south bay. in a statement, rob manford says

quote the lawsuit is an unfounded attack on the fundamental structures of a professional sports league. it is regrettable that the city has resorted to litigation that has no basis in law or in fact. san jose's 44-page complaint accusing major league baseball of a, quote, blatant conspiracy to keep the city of san jose from having its very own major league team. now the oakland a's want to build the stadium in san jose but the giants, they object saying it has territorial rights to south bay. major league baseball panel has been looking into the potential move for years now, but so far a decision has not been made. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren talking about a cooler start to the morning. >> good morning. the bridge that links the a's fans to the giants fans, the very bridge here, beautiful start to the day. sunshine coming in early at

6:30. cloudy conditions, inland valleys will filled up like bowls of soup with low clouds. they won't last long. another gorgeous day. let's get right to it this morning. we don't have flight delays oust sfo because of the clear start. we did see some yesterday 7:30. we'll stay on top of that. i'll be here with you until 11:30. you can see no flight delays. calm conditions. looking really good at this point. all across the board today, a beautiful day with sunshine. make sure, if you can get outdoors, make plans. tomorrow, conditions warm up. 5 in san jose. 53, good morning, gilroy. "today in the bay" works like this, noon, 72. inland 78. warm effort cities not hitting 80s today. bay side 70. 62 at coast. doing great in the weather department. traffic department, good morning, mike. >> more company. a live look toward oakland.

northbound is fine at the coliseum. now we have issues of both sides of shot north and south here. the map will show you that we're looking at northbound 880 around 16th. metal debris. a car that hit it, sounds like debris and car on the shoulder. no injuries reported. a distraction, so watch for activity on your right hand shoulder as you're heading in through downtown. approaching the coliseum, toward 98, approaching ut of our camera range report i've stalled vehicle as well cleared to the shoulder. that may cause slowing. it may affect folks getting off at the off-ramp. not sure which side. still getting details from chp. castro valley moves smoothly. south 880, traditional on a wednesday. that's the first portion or that second around hayward. not a major issue. also the tri-valley with the

buildgob coming over toward wes 580 and dub lib interchange. a quick look at south bay which is moving smoothly. we'll end it here. >> thank you. 6:37. the gay pride flag causing some controversy in the north bay. calistoga city council agreed to raise the flag after a resident suggested it at a meeting. after a fewki]days, people stard complaining. the mayor says residents want to know why they weren't part of the pros and what other statement flags would be allowed. the pride flag was taken down monday. more news ahead.

welcome back, everyone. a live look at berlin, germany, as we have all morning long. president obama addressing a crowd of 6,000 people, renewing nuclear stockpile. we'll continue to monitor what is being said this morning. 6:40. award-winning journalist michael hastings has died in a car crash in los angeles. a cameraman at the scene says hastings' mercedes was going very fast when it smashed into a tree and caught fire. a small memorial is forming. a handwritten note say week will pick up where you left off.

hastings, best known for writing the rolling stone article that led stanley mcchrystal to resign as leader of u.s. forces in afghanistan. >> what b.a.r.t. police say has changed in the wake of the oscar grant shooting and why the timing of the announcement may not be a coincidence. taking revenge on taents. the extreme behavior landing two local landlords behind bars. in a scam you need know about, if you have older parents, ahead in business and tech. 6:41, clear for the final full day of spring in the bay area. but then, we're going to heat you up as we kick off summertime. i'll let you know what that means for your city. full forecast next. roadways, that's why they call it the maze. confusing? i'll show you two key east bay shots.

peace with justice means free enterprise that unleashes talents and creativity that reside in each of us. in other models, direct economic growth from the top town, rely solely on resources extracted from the earth. but we believe real prosperity comes from our most precious resource, our people. >> president obama live in berlin, germany, talking about defending people's rights and same-sex marriage. he's also over there speaking about renewing his call to reduce the world's nuclear stockpile. president obama in the same place where president john f. kennedy 50 years ago had the

famous speech about cold war in the once-divided city. a hot day. the president taking off his jacket. you can see the sweat on his face. we'll continue following him as he makes his way through germany talking about important topics. >> it can get hot in that summer sun. b.a.r.t.'s police chief wants to find out if reforms placed on his department are working following the shooting death of oscar grant. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us live with a look at reforms coming under scrutiny. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, one b.a.r.t. rider we spoke with has seen a difference with b.a.r.t. police, they get on the trains, smiling, engaged. another rider=-! hasn't seenuc of a difference, thatiw' he was attacked. those are things the chief is looking into, how reforms are working on b.a.r.t. since the shooting of oscar grant in 2009. look at ten specific items including training, use of

force, bias-based policing, internal affairs, discipline. former chief patrick oliver will assess reforms the department has taken july 1. 2009, then-b.a.r.t. police officer messerle claimed he mistakenly grabbed his handgun instead of taster and shot the unarmed passenger oscar grant as he lay face-down on a b.a.r.t. platform. attorney john burris represented grant's family. >> i think b.a.r.t. is in a position to now say, look, whatever the problems were that created the circumstances for oscar grant's incident they have in fact been corrected. >> reporter: now thed timing of this announcement, which will come later today, interesting tomorrow night burris and other invited guests will watch the critically acclaimed film "fruitvale station" at grand lake theater in oakland about grant's last day alive. that opens july 12th.

live in oakland, christie smith "today in the bay." 6:46. christina loren spending the morning educating us all on summer approaching here. summer solstice. >> yes. friday the longest day of the year. yeah, want to get kids outdoors. 6:47 now. we have such a spectacular day shaping up for the final full day of spring. 6:47. look at this. clear right off the bat, golden gate bridge a beautiful start here. let's show you san jose. about a half hour ago we had a full deck of low clouds overhead. now see partial clearing already at 6:47. as we were talking about that science, the sun warms up that top layer and the fog clears from the top down. we're getting cool live pictures to show you how fog works around the area. lots of sunshine. have your sunscreenp ready , high spf. 30-plus. 55 degrees in san jose.

50 in stan theresa. wins pick up. they're not as strong as yesterday. they have substantially calmed down since the past three hours. we had strong winds three hours ago. now sustained out of the west 8 pi miles per hour. people heading out of town for summertime. beautiful conditions like this. we know they're not going to last forever. breezy later on especially along the peninsula coast. but for us, looking good inland. if you want to open up windows in your home, here's what we're talking about. 11:00 a.m., not tracking a lot of wind. still see mostly yellow, 20 2030-mile-per-hour wind gusts. between 5:00 p.m. the wind starts to build. half moon bay, you'll have a lot of sunshine, it's just blustery

for the second half of the day. 79 fairfield. doesn't get better in san jose than 72 degrees. that's room temperature. 62 san francisco. here we go, take you into the weekend. friday, 86 inland.yéáñ 86 saturday. 85 degrees. we keep it going sun. monday, things change. weak disturbance comes through. it will drop our temperatures. we might get showers up in the extreme north bay. 15 known na county. >> mike. good morning. more popular on the roadways. later commute kicks in. here earlier debris and the traffic issue looks like everything's sorted out. i'll leave it on the map until chp clears 580. might be a distraction with crews on the scene. west 580 slowing, west 84 through livermore. i've seen this start to kick in,

slowdown coming down out of livermore and pleasanton and sunol 680 with the merge. both sides for high 84. here the alameda county fair going on. no problems right now. easy flow of traffic. into the south bay, smooth flow as well. earlier slowing isolated here north bound 101, 680 to 880. here as well, starting to spread off as you approach off the capitol expressway. north 87 shows slowing economic from highway 85 into downtown. up the peninsula, smooth drive for 101. foster city approaching 110 off the san mateo bridge easy drive as well. earlier advisories talk about wind. camera shakes a bit. winds are calming down. shouldn't be too much of an issue. toward our camera, as i've turned it toward the berkeley

curve, folks moving at limit toward the west grant avenue where you slow down approaching the toll plaza. smooth drive northbound off of 880 as west as west 580 bridge toll plaza. you see the maze moving nicely. outside toward the toll plaza where you have the metering lights. >> this one a big story here in the bay area. so far, no charges against the san mateo police officer who was home when a pit bull attacked his 6-year-old nephew. sadly causing that boy's death. he was playing in his uncle's backyard in union city monday when the pit bull attacked him, biting him right on the head. sadly, that was a fatal bite. an attorney who represents officers across the bay area they say the officer did his best to try to save the boy. >> he removed the dog from the child without an dints incident. the dog let loose of the child right away, didn't bark, didn't

growl. >> he was a good dog. i don't like dogs at all. this the first time we ever took a dog in. i don't know. i feel like all of this is a dream. like a bad dream. i wish i could wake up. >> according to police, this appears to be nothing more tan a tragic accident. the dog remains in quar reason teen. 6:52. reward fund growing for information lead to a gunman who killed a man in a case of road rage. he was driving home from a gram of pick up basketball at cal when his jeep was rear-ended by a car in oakland. he pulled over and after some sort of confrontation the two men in the other car shot him and drove off. several family members and community groups offering rewards totalling more than $30,000 for information leading to an arrest. now just a bizarre tory with quite the long history. this morning san francisco d.a.

expecting to announce a plea deal with two former san francisco landlords that stand accused of simply terrorizing tenants relentlessly. marla tellez live in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have all heard of road rage. but landlord rage? that's exactly what this case boils down to. the couple that used to own one of these apartment buildings on clementino street, they( we known as landlords from hell. according to public records, kip and nicole macy bought!ul the three-story six-unit apartment building back in '05. by 2008 charged with multiple felonies including first degree residential burglary, stalking, vandalism, criminal threats to name a few. prosecutors say in an effort to get five tenants to move out they terrorized them. take a look at this laundry list of torments.

prosecutors say the macys ordered workers to cut the floor beams inside one9 tenant's plac so the man would potentially fall through. they cut a hole in a living room floor. cut off electricity, stole money, jewelry from tenants. nicole broke into an apartment and poured ammonia on clothes, the bed, electronics. bail. that's when they skipped town. they headed for europe. they ended up in italy. before they were finally arrested in 2012, extradited back to the united states. today at 10:30 the district attorney will announce details in the plea deal reached with the macys. reportedly the couple, each one of them, spend almost 4 1/2 years in prison apiece. we'll hear all details at 10:30. we haven't seen anyone coming or going from this apartment building this morning. so haven't been able to get comment from people who live there. however, i've spoken to a couple

other people who are neighbors. one guy tells me he had never heard of the landlords from hell but says he wasn't surprised that it can happen south of market, in his own words. live in san francisco, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> sounds like a scary movie script. also today, a small peninsula airport under scrutiny for high lead emissions. epa study of 17 small airports across the country finding san carlos airport had the highest concentration of airborne lead particles more than double the federal standard. small planes have to use leaded fuel to -- in order to operate. now the manager of the san carlos airport telling the mercury news the airport's lead measurements are deceptive because the monitors were placed close to where the planes rev engines up prior to take-off. the manager says monitors in other areas registered significantly lower amounts of lead. people in flood prone

neighborhoods in east palo alto have more security this morning. crews have completed the first phase of a project to repair the bank of the san francisquito creek. the creek overflowed last december sending mud and debris on to the road and into homes. officials say there's work to be done. the cost of the project could reach $2 million. 6:56. scott mcgrew says markets will not move until we hear from the fed. >> he'll take the time to give you a bit of an unusual warning. >> yes. good morning. we stopped talking about computer scams years ago. remember e-mails like forward this to your friends, stop attacks on e-mail that kind of nonsense. computer users got sophisticate enough. we stopped covering scams. that nigerian prince is not a prince. i'll make an exception. several viewers and a neighbor

asked me about a scam in which a person claiming to represent a computer security company calls you on the telephone and then asks you to sit down in front of your computer and install software from a website he directs you to. the scammer claims to know about you and the computer because you subscribe to a anti-virus service. he's taking a shot in the dark. it's pred to america. after the third person ask immediate about it i thought it was worth mentioning particularly if you have an older parent. the rule is, if somebody calls you on the phone, assume they're a bad guy is the basic idea. the idea is that, yes, they can steal your credit card information, tap your computer, once you've installed their software. >> interesting. 6:57.,0ñ skaters across the bay area have a brand-new place to practice their tricks and it's in perfect timing here in time for summer. a new skate park in fremont

today. one acre, $2.2 million park located off the parkway next to the aqua adventure water park. street course and bowl features as well as staircases with what they call genuine hand rails. i guess that's as opposed to fake or i don't know, styrofoam ones. ceremony set for 5:00 p.m. >> a good day to get out and about today. check the forecast. >> fun to see skaters and bladers competing for those bowls. good time in fremont. beautiful conditions on the east shoulder today. you'll hit 70 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 78 rrninland. 62 at the coast. if you missed the seven day outlook, we'll have it for you every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. >> clear look at san mateo bridge. commute building in thethñ westbound direction. watch there might be a gust over the high-rise. not a major concern.

slowdown that's a concern. off of 880, west 92 jaing up toward the toll plaza. build out of hayward into union city, we have a stalled vehicle. clearing to the shoulder. slow across the dumbarton bridge, just starting to build. >> thank 6:59. monitoring what is happening in berlin, germany. the president walking away there. he wrapped up his speech 50 years after president kennedy's famous speech at the brandonburg gates. the president spoke of freedom and defending rights of others. two landlords expected to make a plea deal. kip and nicole macy charged with several felonies for allegedly damaging and stealing tenants' property to try to get them to move out. the plea deal would send them to prison for more than four years. >> b.a.r.t.'s police chief plans to bring in a former chief to assess reforms instituted after the shooting death of oscar

grant. that comes one day as the oakland premiere of "fruitvale station" award-winning film of the days leading up to grant's shooting. just moments ago, a major speech about the nuclear stock pile. we're live in berlin. and then not an accident, what might have it been? we will tell you the theory and what they are saying about it. pitch perfect. a 16-year-old becomes the youngest winner ever on "the