piece by piece. crews working through the night to remove the wreckage of asiana flight 214 as bay area politicae leaders discuss new laws to deal with the future disasters. good morning everybody. it's 5:00. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the runway where that flight crashed last saturday is expected to reopen as soon as this weekend. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in burlingame overlooking the crash site which has been fairly active in the last few hours. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura and jon. you can see over my shoulder that workers have been out on runway 28l. they've been out there since last night cutting apart that boeing 777 aircraft that was once asiana flight 214. it's too big to be taken away whole. throughout the night a crane has been lifting the pieces out of that grass si area and hauling them to another site on airport property until the airport can

find a permanent place to store the wreckage or have it salvaged. one reason this is an around-the-clock operation, the airport is rushing to get the runway reopened hopefully by sunday afternoon. with only three runways in operation, travelers have been experiencing delays and some cancellations since saturday morning's crash. once this wreckage is removed, which it might already be -- it's hard to tell from this vantage point, the airport will have to slurp up any jet fuel that was spid. they're working on fixing the seawall, the runway and navigational equipment damaged by the crash. once that's complete, the faa will test land an airport on 28l to make sure the runway is safe. earlier last month, minority house speaker nancy pelosi, congresswoman jackie speier toured the site with the ntsb chairman. this was a chance for them to get a better sense of what worked when it came to the evacuation of the aircraft and what didn't. for instance, you might recall two flight attendants were

pinned when one of the emergency chutes deployed inside the aircraft. perhaps new laws are necessary to address that and other things that didn't go right after the crash. >> i think that we're going to certainly review the recommendations from the ntsb. whether or not mandatory drug and alcohol testing should be done, whether or not there should be an increase in the number of hours, whether or not they should have a straharp instrument on the plane so they can ke flute the chute, there's a lot of things to look at. >> reporter: back out here live you can see the front part of the fuselage is being hauled away from the runway. it's a slow crawl, an operation that the airport will cover the cost of. referring now to the sale vagging of this wreckage. sfo did say lit be submitting a bill to asiana airlines for reimbursement. reporting live from burlingame, this is bob redell, "today in

the bay." today families of the two girls killed in the crash are meeting again with the coroner's office. the family of wang linjia has not been able to see her body yet because that office is not equipped to offer viewings. mayor lee says a funeral home has been located and he hopes the family will be able to see their daughter's body sometime soon. ♪ meantime in southern california a memorial was held for the two girls. wang linjia and yes mengyuan were headed for a three-week camp at west valley christian school when the plane crashed. on stage at the school, two empty student desks and a photo montage between speakers. church leaders say they'll be sending banners filled with messages to the families of the girls. memorial plaques will be sent to their school in china.

stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the asiana flight 214 crash jz f from the ntsb on our website, nbcbayarea.com. also be sure to tune in this weekend for an nbc bay area special with raj mathai as survivors and first responders meet in our72>o studio. that airs this saturday at 6:30. now to developing news in oakland. this morning crew also be back out searching for 21-month-old oakland toddler daphne webb. webb's father remains in jail this morning arrested for child endangerment. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live at oakland police headquarters with reaction from family members. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. we spoke with the grandfather of little daphne webb. he says the family has gotten a lot of support through this horrible ordeal. he also stresses they want to put the focus on finding little daphne and not necessarily the actions of her father.

the search for daphne viola webb ins tense fid just hours after john webb was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. the case is still being treated as a kidnapping and missing persons case. twice now police have searched the martin luther king regional shoreline park near the airport using cadaver dogs, helicopters, looking for any sign of them÷aj little girl. they also searched the father's home. police say webb told them he would come to the area to play with his daughter. webb told police he left the little girl in the car with his 87-year-old mother who has dementia. he says he ran into a convenience store on 79th and international and came back and daphne was gone. webb is being held in the santa rita jail. here is his father, glen davis. >> we're not ignoring him. by the same time, it seems the

limelight is turned to him and away from the baby. it was a bad move. hindsight is 20/20. i hope everything works out especially on his behalf. my daughter, they still love each other. they had been communicating. >> little daphne weighs about 30 pounds and was wearing orange pajamas with pink hearts on them and pink socks. police also looking into reports of a woman, possibly black or hispanic carrying;gk a child in similar clothes. there are reports that she was walking away from the area, but they still haven't been able to substantiate that. wanted to also mention daphne's father, john webb is expected to be arraigned later this afternoon. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie. it is 5:06. a san jose police officer working in the sexual assault unit is being charged with a sex crime himself involving a minor.

the detective turned himself in to his colleagues at a department he worked for for almosb? ten years. "today in the bay's" marla tellez live at police headquarters in san jose with details on where this case goes now. >> reporter: good morning. this officer's name is tony fregger. he's 33 years old. we can't give you a look at him. si police department doesn't release officer mug shots. we can give you a rundown of what he is accused of doing. tony fregger is facing two felonies after he wasu caught with possessing sexually explicit photos of a minor. that's felony number one.vo number two, communicating with a mine for for the purpose of receiving sexually explicit photos. this was in 2010 when fregger first contacted the underage girl online. a couple months later she told him she was 17, soon to be 18. in reality she was just 16 years

in reali&háhp &hc& just 16 years despite knowing this, detectives say fregger asked for x rated photos of the the teen and she obliged. the deputy d.a. says these sorts of internal investigations are never a goinged thing for a police department. according to him, san jose pd shorthanding it well. >> mr. fregger has done a disservice by engaging in this condu conduct. the investigation that the san jose police department did in uncovering these facts andmk/r presenting the case to our office was excellent. >> detectives seized fregger's home computer in may. it was yesterday he cameyó6( do and turned himself in to his colleagues and is on administrative leave pending this investigation. coming up in my next report, according to investigators, exactly how fregger reacted the very first moment he realized this girl was under age. that's coming up at 5:30.

we're live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." 5:08. t ri]morning new details about a man who swam five hours to save his family from a capsized boat. we know one of those he saved is little girl from the bay area. john franklin ribs was on a fishing trip near deal island off the coast of 'nevmaryland. the boat took on water,b7léc to over. he left= family members and swa to shore through stinging jellyfish. after five hours he made it to shorend and knocked on the door of a home for help. the 9-year-old girl on the boat is emily horn, a fourth grader visiting from san francisco. she did an interview with a local newspaper and calls her her uncle a real hero.

she said she'll only go next time if the water is6vzñ really shallow. rigs says everyone on the boat was wearing life jackets as they hung on while they made that hire ohhic five-hour swim. >> that's like you could turn that into a movie. >> happy ending there. love that. meteorologist christina loren is off. that means rob mayeda is in today. how is it look? >> so far pretty good. we've got low clouds, but not exactly ground level fog in most places around the bay area. 55 degrees. san francisco, also 55 in"cz livermore as the sea breeze pushed well inland this morning into fairfield and patchy low clouds north of san jose. so hour by hour here, we've got the low clouds inland across the inner bay for the morning. by lunchtime we should see sunshine around san francisco, but down the coast toward pillow point, you'll stay with the low clouds into the afternoon and sunshine inland, coastal fog continues. cruise control here in the

weather forecast, not going to change a whole lot over the next couple days. by lunchtime inland you'll see the numbers inokkf the 70s. livermore and san jose staying in the 60s in san francisco, maybe briefly close to 70 in oakland. sea breeze picks up heading into tonight cooling us off. for the weekend, a slight change for the valleys, a slight warmup. turning cooler again as we approach monday. talk about cruise control. i would not suggest that on your drive right now, at least not through oakland. we have changing conditions through 880 past the coliseum. we see a burst of traffic, taillights past the high street high-rise. there's a little break tapping i've seen in this shot here. see from time to time a little slowing there. there you go on the northbound side. the a's play the red sox tonight 7:05. there will be post work traffic there. over here the crews should be completely cleared north 242. you see tiny dots of yellow as

crews do clear as you head toward clayton road. again, the lanes are reopening right now and7> 680 is not a problem over to highway 4. golden gate bridge, there's no fog right now. you can see the lights across the span. we're talking about coastal fog, specifically what rob pointed out, drifting through the area here as well. looking at the south bay. 101 northbound north of 680, this is the volume. this is the heaviest you see in san jose. it's 5:12. not using the old ipad as much as you thought you should be? how you can trade it in for cash this weekend. is an energizing start for tesla, the bay area scar maker eclipsing a goal and set agnew one. keeping an eye on sfo. they're taking away the fuselage of ice anna flight 214, making way to clear the runway that has been closed for some time. these are live pictures from the

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tesla right now pumping out its model s faster than originally expected. ceo elon musk is producing more than its goal of 400 per week. musk says the company's production skills are better than ever, than back when it was released. tesla expects to sell 21,000 model ss this year alone. musk says he is very confident the company will double its out put to 800 cars per week by the end of next year. this morning slzíqj close to the solyndra investigation say founder and ceo chris grown it in with president obama during a 2010 visit will likely avoid criminal charges even if other former executives are charged with making false statements to the m)]vu.s. government. according to the "mercury news," no final decisions have been

made just yet as the fbi investigation comes to a close. the fremont solar panel maker filed for bankruptcy back in 2011 after receiving more than $500 million in federal loans. do you have and ipad you need to trade in for cash? we turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. >> futures relatively flat following thursday's rally that saw the markets hit new highs. the dow and s&p 500 closed at record highs, the nasdaq hitting levels not seen in nearly 13 years. stocks jumped on comments from ben bernanke that the fed will keep interest rates for a long time. we'll get data on inflation and consumer sentiment today. the dow rising 169 points thursday to 15,460. the nasdaq climbing 57 to 3,578 and the s&p adding 22 to 1,675.

looking to unload your old ipad? best buy is hold ag two-day trading event allowing for a $200 gift card good for purchases. in some cases it may be more than $200. all trade-ins must be made at best buy stores and the retailer will recycle the old irkts pads. it follows the very successful iphone trade-in last month. you know tñ5zliut hoping for tht foot traffic. >> right, pick up something alongiq(hway. thank you very much, courtney. have a great weekend. >> i was thinking of turning in ipads that the kids play with a lot. they're so smashed up right now. what's happening outside weatherwise. >> pretty nice. low clouds have come 73÷ strong sea breeze overnight. no signs of any heat wave, but not many warm days out by the beaches on the coastline. right now>2#ç at 55 degrees fron

francisco to livermore. 52 in morgan hill and the winds onshore right now. we've got a southeast wind into san jose. if sometimes you can get the southeast wind for the morning, air traffic out of san jose airport will take off from north to south. if you hear more noise on the north side of san jose is a, that could be the reason why. southwest wind at fen in san francisco and up to 21 in fairfield. the moon moon moisture which came up on wednesday has moved a little further to the east f. your weekend plans include south lake tahoe, watch ous or an isolated thundershower. tomorrow into sunday we'll see a slight change, high pressure building back a little closer to northern california is going to get us into maybe low 90s by the end of the weekend. not much change on the coast. that onshore ocean air conditioning will stick around through the weekend. if you want mid 70s in the forecast, santa cruz will be the place for you. today patches of low clouds

staying near the sea shore. quickly asjvw we head towards t& evening, you can see the fog filling in@ towards oakland and pushing inland again this time tomorrow morning. high temperatures today, 70s to mid 80s around san jose. yesterday's high about 75 degrees. downtown going up to 79 today. a little bit warmer. mid 80s inland around the tri-valley. probably closer to 90 tomorrow, 65 degrees in san francisco and 70s around the north bay. valley temperatures warming up for the weekend, not much change for the coast. the valleys cool down again as we head towards monday as the ocean air conditioning kicks up. temperatures drop down early next week. let's see if it's still friday light in the morning commute. >> it is. it's also 5:19 light. kind of the same. it'svú summertime months, not quite as much of a build. the little yellow you see here down to 59 at times. that's not a major concern. we do have developments though later on today. we have a big soccer match over

here at barton stadium. this will be clue america and puebla. they're having the battle at 7:30, a lot of traffic around spartan stadium and also around the newly named s.a.p. they'll have new kids on the block, 98 degrees and boys 2 men. a lot of folks my age will be over there oovps. looking over here towards the westbound direction for 580. a lot of folks are coming in from work and the altamont pass shows slowing westbound. the eastbound crews looks like they haven't clearedgys$p'd tha why there's slowing through the overnight construction area as well. down to one lane overnight but it should be clearing in the next half hour. a smooth drive over to dublin and the interchange from 680 as well as 84. no big concerns approaching vallecitos and 680. the bay bridge, look at the pattern here, sichl to what we saw yesterday. we have this one lane over here off to the left that is open

because that lane is closed. the rest of the lanes on either side, the cash lanes are backed up. fast track no problem. as we switch gears from the emeryville camera, you see that one red light there, that one lane is closed. look at the advantage for fast track. you go right through and no delays on the upper deck. back to you. thank you very much, mike. take a look at this video out of indonesia. it's new this morning. 22 convicted terrorists are among 200 prisoners on the loose after a prison break. this morning security forces once again have controlled the crowded prison where inmates set fires and started a deadly riot. five people including two prison a riot which was triggered by a power blackout that knocked out water pumps yesterday. 64 of the inmates that escaped have been caught. the boston police department says it has linked dna from the last known victim of the)ug3 infamous boston strangler to

albert desal vo. he is theon man who at one time confessed to those crimes. today his family is furious about how police got access to the dna to make this link. desal vo died back in 1973. police followed around his nephew and finally got his dna after he tossed out a water bottle. police used that water bottlet]z get dna family profile here. the family very upset because it says it would have provided police for a sample without hesitation had they been asked. his body will be redoomed for more testing. you know the saying every squirrel finds a nut? this one set its sights on a car. >> got to see that. [ slurps ]

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the fuselage from asiana flight 214 away from the runway that has been closed since the tragic crash that happened on saturday morning, taking the lives of two people. you can see them moving that plane across. the ntsb has cleared the way for them to move all the wreckage away as they take their investigation to washington, d.c. it will take about a year to get the full report on that. it's 5:25 right now. also this morning, hundreds of parents lining up in san jose for free school supplies. sacred heart community service's 11th annual pack a back campaign. parents have a chance to sign up their kids for one of 2,300 backpacks full of supplies. they'll be handed out next month. right now they're taking the names organizers say parents spend up to $60, and that's nearly a full day's pay for some

minimum wage workers. it's on first street near the dmv. how about this one? a family ibei% thought it was the target of vandals after they found some unexpected damage to their suv, but it turns out the culprit was actually simply just a hungry squirrel. take a look at this. you can see the squirrel nibbling away at the suv leaving behind pretty large holes. animal experts say squirrels have been known to chew through car wires and it's not unusual for the little critters to look for a nice warm place to nest. the family says they will wait until the squirrel is finally full before they get the suv fixed. >> i can't believe we've got video. i guess they can show that to insurance. really, a squirrel has been eating my car. >> i would think a rat. >> that happens. the rats craw up there and want to get warm and nibble on the

wiring. >> let's check the forecast. >> a little extra, check your car before you head out this morning. weather is looking good. temperatures today 70s:í and 80 inland. if you like today, you'll like the weekend forecast, a bit warmer, closer to 90 inland saturday and sunday. mike? >> an easy drive as we check the north bay, southbound 101, a good number2.5 of headlights. out of the north bay we'll end with our maps showing a smooth drive across the carquinez straits. benicia bridge moving smoothly. this is fremont shot, no problem here. you're getting company, but you're still at the limit. 5:27 right now. crews have started miss manting the asiana airplane at sfo. it's quite the sight. this big massive piece of metal slowly taken across the runway. this is on runway 28l. we're back in a minute.

. thank god so many people's lives were saved. we mourn those who were lost and pray for those who are injured. bay area congress women visit the wreckage of asiana flight 214 as crews begin removing the plane piece by piece and repairing the runway at sfo. plus the grandfather of a missing toddler in oakland wants to keep the focus on finding her as her father heads to court on separate charges. we'll let you know where that investigation is heading this morning. arrested for crimes he is supposed to beplex fighting. the charges against a san jose police officer and how his colleagues are reacting. right now let's take it outside for a live look, a beautiful look in the early morning dawn. that is your bay bridge on this -- let's say it loud -- friday, july 12. this is "today in the bay." good friday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. yes, they are removing that wreckage. it's a big job piece by piece. the crews out there working very hard toeing away the biggest remaining parts of that, being the main cabin of asiana flight 214. today in the bay's bob redell is live in burlingame overlooking the crash site which has been very active over the last few hours. it has to be amazing watching that slowly move out. >> reporter: it certainly is an you can see the front part of asiana flightg& 214 slowly bein hauled away from the crash site to another site on property as it goes past active airlines that are obviously in parking position right now waiting to be boarded sometime later today. another curious site overnight at the crash site on the end of runway 28l, i want to show@

were cuttingk $yñ apart that bo 777 aircraft. it's not clear if there was a fire. perhaps it could have been the @ reignition of spilled jet úulfu maybe dust being spun as the workers were cutting apart that aircraft. we have placed a call in for an answer. whatever it is, it is gone. it has been put out or is not happening. one reason why theyçkúsñ have t apart this aircraft,ju9w frankl boeing 777 is too big to be taken away whole. throughout the night, they're hauling the front section off to another site on airport property where it will remain for a couple of weeks until the airline can find a permanent place off-site to either store the wreckage or have it salvaged. one reason this is an around-the-clock operation, the airport is rushing to get the runway reopened as soon as possible. the plan is to have it open by sunday afternoon.

with only threequ9g runways in operation, travelers have been experiencing delays and some cancellations since saturday morning's crash. once this wreckage is entirely removed, the airport will have to slurp up jet fuel that was spilled. they're already working on the seawall. once that is all complete, the faa will test land an aircraft on 28l to make sure the run weigh is safe."g÷ earlier last week, nancy pelosi, jackie speier, ed lee and others toured the crash site with the @ ntsb chairman. this was a chance for them to get a sense of what worked when it came to evac aches of the aircraft. you might remember two flight attendants were pinned when one of the emergency chutes deployed inside the aircraft instead of outside. maybe these congresswomen would be looking at new laws to try to address that and other things that didn't go right after the crash. >> thank god so many people's

lives were saved. we mourn those who are lost and pray for those who wereja)b inj. it is remarkable. it's something we came here to say thank you to the crew and to acknowledge them. >> back out here live where you can see the front part of that boeing 777 continue its slow crawl to another site on property at the airport where it will be for at least a couple weeks before being hauled off-site. this is an operation that the airport is covering the cost of at least for now. sfo did say it will be zb submitting a bill to asiana airlines for reimbursement. bob redell torques day in the bay. in a related story, a samsung executive giving more details about exactly what it was like to be aboard that plane when it crashed at sfo. you may recall david un tweeted this photo from the runway immediately after the crash with

the caption "just crash landed at sfo. i'm okay. surreal." last night un gave brief remarks on the crash saying, quote, it's still surreal now. i feel incredibly fortunate to be here, and i'm just doing my best to try and recover. our coverage of the asiana disaster continues throughout the weekend. a programming note for you. this saturday raj mathai hosting an nbc bay aátq(rp& where you can see an in depth interview with ntsb chairman debraxj6 hersman and you can al watch as survivors reunite with first responders for the first time right here in our studio. that airs this saturday night starting at 6:30. 5:35. police are supposed to investigate crimes, not be accused of them. but this morning a san jose police officer is under arrest charged with a sex crime involving a minor. "today in the bay's" marla tellez live at the san jose police department with details on where this case is headed

now. good morning. >> reporter: laura, good morning. this officer turned himself in at sjpd after san jose police said they found sexually explicit photos of a minor on his home computer. these photos stemming from an inappropriate relationship he had with this nfgitptt girl a couple years ago. the officer's name is tony fregger. he's 33 years old. here is a look at what investigators are telling us. detectives say in 2010 fregger a couple months later in january they had an exchange on facebook where it came to light the girl was not legal, she was under age. in reality she was 16 years old, but she told fregger in a written message, quote, i'm 17 his response, quote? you 17? oh, man, i thought you were like 21. lol. lol as you know, means laugh out

loud. fregger requested and received x rated photos of the teen. the santa clara district attorney's office is now handling this case. >> police officers are entrusted to carry guns, carry batons, protect the community and en&= z4'yvñ fregger is charged with breaking the law. so the public trust was violated in that regard. it was also violated because a minor was a victim in the case. >> reporter: fregger is and eight-year veteran for the san jose police department, assigned to the sexual assault unit in march of 2010, so just months before investigators say he actually started breaking the law. he's now facing two felonies. pending this investigation he is on administrative leave. live in san jose, marla tellez, "today in the bay." now to a developing story

we've been following in oakland. oakland police will be giving us an update on the search for 21-month-old toddler daphne webb. meantime her father getting reld difficult to make a court appearance standing accused of child endangerment in this case. "today in the bay's" christie smith live at oakland police headquarters with an update on the search and reaction from family members. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. i heard from oakland police and they say they'll have an update sometime after 7:00 this morning on this case. we also spoke dw daphne webb's grandfather who says he wants to make sure that the focus on all this is on finding the missing toddler. focus has been on the actions of her father, he says. this is a picture of the 21-month-old girl. her father jon web told police he went to a store in east oakland wednesday morning and left her in the car at 79th and international while he ran in to get an energy drink. he left her in the car with his

87-year-old mom who has 2k34e7x yeah. he says he was in there quickly and when he returned to the car, daphne was gone. police searched the martin luther king regional shoreline park a couple times using helicopters and dogs. they say her father sometimes took her there to play. they've also looked at his apartment in oakland. webb was arrested in child endangerment for leaving the girl in the car with his mom. it's still being treated aa kidnapping and missing person's case. >> her and her husbands, they have a great relationship. she doesn't want anybody to think bad of him. our biggest concern is about0a5e baby. i know a lot of attention is being turned to him. but right now our focus is on the baby. that's who we want to see right now. >> reporter: little daphne weighs about 30 pounds. she was wearing orange pajamas

with pink hearts on them and pink socks. police also looking into reports of a woman carrying a child in the area who was apparently wearing similar clothing walking away. sx-d#jju either black or hispanic, 30 to 40 years old with long dark hair. also wanted to mention that john webb is expected tore arraigned sometime later this afternoon. live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." young daphne. my goodness. ì& right now. it is friday. the weekend approaching. rob mayeda in for christina this morning. >> so far this morning waking up to a lot of low clouds across the inner bay. a strong ocean air conditioning event with the winds pushing southwest into fairfield. the low clouds will eventually peel back to the coastline during tg

not much change for the weekend except for ourn' inland valleys. closer to 90 in livermore and pleasanton. >> a couple of low clouds drifting thp6n9 the shot. no problems for driver visibility. the bay bridge toll plaza, all lanes are open, but they're all backing up as far as cash is concerned. the map shows approaching the area no delays off the maze or the eastshore freeway. watch reports of some sort of debris, maybe a tire in the lanes at 24. meanwhile, a live look outside. there's a crash south of the shot on 680 southbound in the commute directi4e.h i just saw flashing lights, but no slowing just yet guys. back to you. thank you very much. 5:41. a lot more ahead. [ wind howling ]

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the defenses that started making its final case to the jury in the george zimmerman trial, accused of second degree murder of trayvon martin: we're

in sanford with how soon we can expect the jury to get the case. >> reporter: good morning, laura. how soon theo jury will get th case will depend on how long the defense arguments go. they estimate d it will take about three hours. the jury will be considering two different charges. the first is that second degree murder charge, the one we've heard all along. the second was added yesterday by the judge at the request of the prosecution. it is the lesser charge of first degree manslaughter. yesterday you saw the prosecution lay out their case in a two-hour presentation saying that george zimmerman incorrectly profiled trayvon martin as a criminal and followed him, setting into motion a deadly chain of events. about 15 minutes ago, the defense began their arguments. so far attorney mark omar rah has thanked the jury for their service and he is just getting now into the meat of his closing

argument. laura, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. the saudi princess charged with human trafficking is out of jail this morning on $5 million bail. she appeared in a southern california courtroom just yesterday. prosecutors say meshael alayban hired a kenyan woman for domestic work forcing her to work seven days a week, 16 hours a day, all for just a mere $220 a month. now, alayban was arrested at a condo in irvine earlier this week. the princess's attorney denied the human trafficking allegation saying it was only a contract dispute. 5:45. this morning not a lot getting done on capitol hill. after a week back in washington, congress still in gridlock. lawmakers can't seem to agree on how to lower student loan rates. immigration still up in the air. while democrats say it's now or never for immigration reform, house speaker john boehner says he's in no hurry saying he wants

to move in a step by step common sense way. the white house remains optimistic a deal will happen. >> we are pleased the house recognizes that inaction is not an option. >> the house passed a farm bill yesterday, but it is the first one in 40 years without food stamps. as congress gets ready for another break in three weeks, lawmakers are on track to set a record for becoming the least productive ever with only 15 bills passed so far. >> that is not something you want to be number one at. 5:46 right now. christina loren is off. rob mayeda is in. it is the weekend. a lot of people thinking about getting outside and enjoying it. >> it should be fine for that. we'll get a little bit of everything. 60s and 70s, sun in parts of the coast, especially in santa cruz. inland, temperatures warming up a few more degrees. right now not too bad. 50s outside. low clouds moving in overnight acting like a blanket, keeping our temperatures from getting too chilly the morning.

the wind strictly coming in off the ocean into san francisco and a southeast wind through downtown san jose, southwest wind at 21 into fairfield. that has helped to bring in a lot of low clouds this morning that will stay on the coast as we head through the afternoon, anchored by a strong sea breeze today. that will keep the fog on the sea shore. watch this warm air inland as high pressure tries to build back closer to the bay area. come tomorrow, we'll see temperatures climbing, 80sm]ús low 90s tomorrow into sunday. not much change on the coast. a brief break in the low clouds west of the golden gate around 3:00 and by 6:00 into the evening, look at that spilling back across the bay over towards oakland. we've got 57:05 start time to the red sox and a's game. sweatshirt weather for you if you're heading to the ball park today in oakland. 79 in san jose, mid 80s south of downtown over towards morgan hill towards the tri-valley. should see temperatures pretty comfortable, mid 80s and low 80s

and upper 70s in the north bay. near 70 in oakland. he comes a slight warm p for the valleys saturday and sunday. just as quickly as the just as &háhp &hc& the off again as the sea breeze picks up. comfortable weather all around into the start of next week. it feels comfortable right now but we're air conditioned inside the studio. not really a good measure. looking toward the bay bridge. either side of the fast track lanes, we have a backup off to the right, back to the halfway point on the parking lot. over on the left we had it backed up all the way to the 880 over crossing. then they opened the cash lanes. we probably won't see the metering lights on for another 15wp to 20 minutes. a lighter volume off 880 and down the eastshore freeway. we have a couple of slow spots developing. over here out of the altamont pass, off in the distance, westbound 580 just past 205 coming out of tracy, we have jam

at the merge where the two major freeways come together out of the east bay and tri-valley. livermore, 580 westbound is not looking like any problem. past vasco a very light commute. highway 84 towards sunol, a smooth flow. 680 at 84 is where we have reports of a crash. we see a little slowing there. i did see flashing lights. i haven't seen a big backup on our cameras yet. this is southbound 880 as you're heading down in toward union city into hayward. we had slowing right around whipple is when it sounds like there's some sort of roadway hazard. chp getting details. we have a good deal of slowing that just popped up in the last fuf minutes. prepare for that heading down into fremont. down into the south bay, a smooth flow for 880 and 680. northbound 101 shows slowing as well. that's the first burst that we typically see before 6:00. we have a soccer game as well as a concert. i'll get out of your way. mass transit, no delays for

b.a.r.t. oracle trains or vta. we'll have more on the b.a.r.t. developments there. another strike is looming for b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. and the two main labor union also be back at the bargaining table today. the two sides have until august 5th to hammer out a new contract. no meetings are scheduled to take place next week because the agency's chief negotiator will be on vacation. b.a.r.t. workers went on strike for four days last week shutting down the transit system. no agreement was reached. trains started rolling again after the unions agreed to go back to work. the key issues are wages, health care and retirement benefits. this one is a local story in the national spotlight. we're talking about the film based on the life of oscar grant. it is now showing in select theaters called "fruitvale station." i opens at the grand lake in oakland, the metreon in san francisco and the california theater in berkeley.

it focuses on the 24 hours leading up to grant's dealt. he was shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer new year's day back in 2009. the film getting great reviews, critically acclaimed. it's directed by ryan kugler of richmond. it opens nationwide next friday. this is an interesting one. if you can pay, you can stay. we're not talking about a hotel or resort. this is an inside look at fremont police department's 54-bed detention facility. for $155 a night and77 a $45 administration fee, you can stay while serving time for a misdemeanor instead of being locked up in the county jail. the money gets you a private cell and goes to the city of fremont. part of the department's pay-to-stay program is the first of its kind in the bay area. >> it's smaller. more private. there's less hubbub, minimal exposure to any other inmates. the only people that will be in

the housing pods that the pay-to-stay people are in are fellow pay-to-stay people. >> some people are against the program saying it favors those with money. a judge will have the final say as to whether one can stay at that facility or head to the county jail. i can hear it now. welcome to club fremont. the inmates all say the buffet and the margaritas are delicious. 5:52. coming up, speeding across the desert on nothing but sun slight. the big chalnp5gq coming up for stanford's new solar car. that's coming up next. we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month

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crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. a team of talented stanford students -- how about you do the live shot first. >> we want to give folks a live look. this sat sfo this morning where they're moving that plane. the asiana flight 214 that crashed on saturday morning,

ntsb finally giving the clear. they're done with their investigation at least here in the bay area. sfo officials really want to get that runway open because so many people have experiencedwdelays. ha is a look at the plane. they've had a crane come out, lift it up. we've actually seen it move a little bit. it's stopped right now. they have to take it to an area to decide where it goes from there. young students are so smart, i couldn't wait to get to it. a team of stanford students officially unveiling a solar car it hopes will speed past the competition. this is called the luminos taking part in the world solar chang challenge in australia this october. team cardinals car made of lightweight materials and it can cruise around 55 miles per hour powered solely on the sun. you can see the car up close and personal at the university's volkswagen automotive innovation lab this afternoon at 5:30. the race itself will last six

days stretching nearly 1,a÷ 900 miles across the australian outback. i want to know how they're going to get it to australia. in a truck maybe? it's 5:56. take it through the desert. a lot of sun there lately. let's check the forecast with rob who is in for christina this morning. solar powered car, san jose would be the place to be this morning. lots of low clouds around the rest of the bay area. by lunchtime, inland temperatures today 70s and 80s. 60s closer to san francisco and for the weekend planning those valley temperatures getting close to 90 degrees inland. a cool look as folks are heading toward the peninsula. that's your westbound commute moving nicely. getting a little company, developing slower on a friday. on the hayward side, a nice drive off the castro valley y. let's look at the maps and see that things are moving nicely here, just a little volume

build. but south of the san mateo bridge, we have the crash which should be clearing the the shoulder shortly. it is a crash south of 92. it's clear by the time you get to union city out of hayward. causing slowing. back to you. it is 5:57 right now. a family rescued at sea off the east coast. we'll tell you about one man's heroic swim to shore, the bay area connection coming up. heavy smoke coming from the plane crash site at sfo, this as crews clear out the wreckage piece by piece.

right now at 6:00, toeing away the wreckage piece by piece. the efforts to clear the remains of asiana flight 214 and new details about a plume of smoke seen on the runway overnight.

the all-out search continues for a missing toddler in the east 9g we'll tell you what locations investigators are now pinpointing in their efforts to try and find her. a breather from the b.a.r.t. strike for now. we'll tell you why both sides head back to the bargaining table to avoid another shutdown. i'm rob mayeda tracking low warm temperatures, down right hot in some of the valleys this weekend. i'll have your forecast coming up. we're seeing a few more cars hitting 880 through fremont. f haywardd slower through sunol. two crashes to update you on for your commute. let's take you live outside for a look from the south bay as the sun slowly creeps over the horizon there. rob is telling us cool temperatures currently. you know what else is cool? >> it's friday. >> it is friday, that's right. july 12.