good morning, everybody. time 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> breaking news is a 1-year-old shot to death in oakland. police at a home on ghormley, from the exit of interstate 880. >> another body found inside of that home. you're on the scene. what is happening? what are you hearing? >> reporter: good morning. this just a disturbing scene. a 1-year-old baby shot, also a 20-year-old man shot. i'm photog step aside so you can see what's going on the house that has the porch light on. both of them killed. just a few minutes ago, a man and woman walked in tears,

distraught, asking if their son and grandson were all right. they burst into tears. hugged each other. and then walked away. police tell us around 2:45 they got call of shots fired, this is in brookfield village. six to eight shots fired into the back of the home. sign inside of the home a baby shot one time, pronounced dead at the hospital. the 20-year-old man died in the home. trying to confirm reports that this may have been possibly more than one shooter from the back of the home. police tell me there were a number of people inside and right now they're taking statements from them. homicide investigators on the way. back here live, at this point, no information on any suspects. that's the latest from here, live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. 4:31.

commuters are able to take ac transit. last night the agency and its unions reached a at any timive agreement averting a strike that would have started at midnight. the agreement would include a raise and better health and safety provisions according to the union. ac transit serves roughly 180,000 riders every day? a special public hearing with the state board of inquiry charged with look at talks between b.a.r.t. and the union. hearing arguments from both sides why they have not been able to strike a deal. it will pass its report on to the governor who will decide if a cooling off period is necessary. 10:30, at the state building in downtown oakland. new video of a massive fire shutting down east africa's largest airport. the huge smoke and flames billowing into the sky from kenya's main international airport. this o is located in the

capital city of nairobi, authorities say the fire gutted the arrival terminal where passengers passed through immigration and didn't get their luggage. the fire broke out on the 15th anniversary of the u.s. embassy bombings in nairobi. officials telling us, no immediate signs of terrorism. the airport is closed until further notice so emergency crews can continue putting ow the fire. no injuries reported. the cleveland home known to many now has the house of horrors reduced to ruble this morning. right now, crews are tearing down the home where ariel castro held three women captive for nearly a decade. one of castro's victims michelle knight was on hand. she and supporters released yellow balloons into the paper the work is expected to be completed today. building materials will be

shredded. last week castro was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years after leading guilty to 1,000 charges of kidnapping, rape, and murder. live pictures in cleveland. people have gathered out side to watch them pull down what has been called the house of horrors. a morgan hills teen accused of raping a drunk woman expected to be in court this morning. the 16-year-old will appear in juvenile court but could be tried as an adult. the teen and a mother helped a woman who was intoxicated into her hom and that teenager allegedly went back to the home later that night, raped her and robbed her. police arrested the young man after he admitted to having sex with that woman. family and friends of a missing oakland mother desperate for answers. sandra coke seen leaving her home in her mini cooper. she told her 15-year-old she was going to meet someone who has information about the family's

missing dog. but coke never returned. police found her car in oakland and her sister says two cell phones found in oakland, one in richmond. >> we just need everybody's help in making sure that she comes home safely. if there's anybody who has her who has any information about her, we ask you to please let her come home. her daughter needs her. we need her. >> the family says someone stole their dog in may and tried to get sandra to pay for the pet's safe return. sandra coke is a death penalty appeals investigator for the office of the federal defender in sacramento. family members say they know something is wrong. san jose city council considering new regulation for adult themed gentleman's club. rules proposes after the gold club announced it would open in downtown san jose. the councilman wants the city to

consider making adult entertainment establishments pay a public safety fee and proposing a no touching rule, brighter lights inside and earlier closing time the gold club set to open tomorrow. a nationwide amber alive remains in effect for two children in san diego whose mother was found dead inside a burning home over the weekend. sheriff's department believes jim dimaggio kidnapped 16-year-old hanna anderson and possibly 8-year-old ethan anderson. the mother's body found inside the burning home along with the body of a child. family members have known dimaggio since he was a child and say he was a nice person. one of hanna's friends witnessed an awkward conversation with dimaggio a few weeks ago. >> he's like i have a crush on you, not in na weird way, but if you were my own age, i'd want to date you.

after that, she didn't want to be alone with him. >> until the body found in the home can be identified investigators are assume he's traveling with both hanna and ethan. the children's father only addressed hanna in a statement to the media yesterday. amber alert in feee fech. a blue nissan versa, 6wcu9 86. school districts are no longer required to follow the strict rules of no child left behind. fundi funding tied to test scores improvement. the district will evaluate schools using test scores, graduation rates. the new criteria gives more flexibility over how to spend federal funds, especially those to help low income children.

waivers affect 1 million students statewide. a major power outage in san francisco has been fixed but most have been asleep when it happened. power went out for 36,000 at midnight. power restored less than an hour later. a failure at a substation likely caused the out only. hopefully you why were sleeping and didn't notice. >> christina loren is here to tell us what's happening outside. good morning. >> good morning. kind of an interesting start to the day. we have weather that could impact your drive, just depends where you're waking up. santa rosa, 63. 61 san jose. active radar picture. look at this, we have areas of drizzle moving into northern most sonoma county about to our east, rainfall coming down in the central valley over chico,

pushing towards sacramento. it done look like we have enough to get the highways slick. we will be watching this closely. wind playing a factor. we have a win advisory up. that goes for east bay, if you're headed out through antioch, hang on to the steering wheel. highs today, though, another beautiful day in the bay. san jose 73, 78 livermore. 63 fremont. we'll talk about showers and when we heat up seven day outlook next. first, he's on the road. he's here with us. and anthony slaughter. >> thank you. mike off once again. good thing ac transit did not take a strike, otherwise we'd be looking at a mess. we don't have a lot to talk about. roadways wide open one accident, not much of an accident, more of a stall on 87ing san jose at 280

connecter. not impending traffic but something to be aware of of construction in oakland, the same area, they've been working on the bridge near alameda towards 880. otherwise, quiet. 4:40. >> thanks. we have you covered on sea. america's cup action in the san francisco bay, art art they misracing team. the team losing to italy's luna rosa in the race one of best of seven semifinal series. this one was artemus' first race since the boat capsized in may that ended up killing a crew member. the winner of the series will face emirates, team new zealand in the final. watch the race on nbc bay area.

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welcome back. take a look at this. live pictures from cleveland, ohio, this morning, where they are literally ripping it down right before our eyes. this is ariel castro's home, the scene completely demolished. these are live pictures taken from a feed we're getting this morning. construction crews out there ripping it down. called the house of horrors where castro held three girls for a very long time. he was recently struck a plea deal where he will spend the

rest of his life in prison, plus 1,000 year. not long enough. president obama heads to camp pendleton to meet with u.s. troops and their families, the final stop on the president's california trip which included a trip to "the tonight show" with jay leno. he covered controversial issues including the current terror threats. >> it's a reminder that for all of the progress we've made, getting bin laden, putting al qaeda between afghanistan and pakistan back on the field, that this radical, violent extremism is still out there. we've got it stay on top of it. >> the president talked about the political climate in russia, including the country's stance on homo sexuals. he believes the russian government will not let anti-gay views impact the upcoming winter games. >> putin and russia have a big stake in making sure the

olympics work and i think they under stand for most of the country that participate in the olympics we wouldn't tolerate gays and lesbians treated differently. >> before the president leaves california, he'll hold a live online klatt online chat on the housing market. it starts at 10:00, part of the obama administration's campaign to show what it is doing to support the middle class through job creation, housing and other programs. homeowners and prospective buys submit questions through #askobamahousing. yahoo! changing things up, getting a new look. it launches a new campaign. bertha coombs live at cnbc headquarters. a look at how the futures are trading. good wednesday morning. >> good wednesday morn to-ing

you. futures trading lower, stocks falling yesterday on comments from fed officials who say the central bank cut trim purchases of treasury bonds next month. some folks thought they'd put it off after the jobs number. that policy helped keep interest rates low. we'll be getting data on consumer credit and earnings. out from time warner, look good. disney's earnings disappointing. the lone ranger was a lone ranger at the box office. they'll take a charge for that. dow dropping 93 points. the nasdaq ending its five-day winning streak, losing 27. yahoo! getting a new look. new logo in nearly two decades coming next month. over the next 30 days it's going to showcase 30 different logos on the home page. september 4th, they'll tell us one that is going to stick to

replace the purple logo. yahoo! has chosen which it will be. the company wants to display the new look, all of the different looks, as part of its renaissance under marisa meyer. taking a buzz in page from that. twitter has been called the pulse of the planet. superstars like lady gaga and john, activists, journalists, the pope. now the san francisco based microblogging site is the new big thing. behind the rise of twitter in a new original documentary "twitter revolution" 9:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. the hashtag, you know that? it's a good one. >> i like that, the pulse of the universe. sounds very broad. i'll continue to listen in.

thank you. >> good morning. >> a little misty heading out the door this morning in south bay. >> yeah, interesting weather. i love how she groups you in with lady gaga. >> thanks there i thought that was nice. 4:49. temperatures comfortable. look at this. i want to show you the radar. upper 50s to low 60s. widespread low cloud cover. winds playing a factor. this is what might surprise you. as you walk out, if you're joining us in the north bay, we have areas, pockets, light rainfall coming down now in north sonoma, that will play a factor as we head throughout the first part of your day. keep that in mind, a soupy day. still doesn't feel anything like august should but it will. i'll show you when we get the outlook. stop the clock on futurecast at 6:00 a.m., widespread low cloud cover, all the way through

antioch and the delta. a chance of drizzle until 9:00 a.m. that goes for the coastline. you want to travel cautiously. coupled with light showers, gusty wins. 1:00 p.m., look at this, sunny sky over the bay area. cool ocean breeze. unseasonably cool day by 10 to 15 degrees. from yesterday's highs to today not changing must. averages are at 88 degrees this time of year. 78 degrees today. 69 fremont. a warm-up headed our way. we have to wait for it. sunday into monday, things start to climb. tuesday into wednesday, we hit seasonal averages and getting deeper into next week, i think we are going to touch on the 90s. overall, unseasonably cool all august long. back to you. >> thanks so much. 4:50. the u.s. justice department filed the first criminal charges in the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya.

filed against an unspecified number of people. we learned the name of one charged, the head of the libyan militia. u.s. ambassador and bay area native chris stevens a three other americans died in the attack that happened september 11th of last year. 4:51. former president george w. bush expected to go home after undergoing heart surgery. doctors discovered a blockage in an artery in his heart during a routine exam and a stent was put in. the procedure successful with no complications. mr. bush is hoping to resume his normal schedule as early as tomorrow. >> must be in good shape. >> routine checkup, ekg showed it. nine minutes before 5:00. lolo jones taking unnie ining u guests. >> warriors going prime time. how fun the team is to watch.

this morning, you might have heard about the ac transit strike that has been averted. that is good news. out the door on time here on wednesday. how about this?

the golden state warriors getting serious national love surrounding the upcoming season. talking prime time tv. yes.

thanks to last season's playoff run, they looked solid, golden state will play 17 nationally televised games this season. that's for the record a franchise record. warriors open up the season at oracle against the l.a. lakers. but mark your calendars, the marquee game christmas day, a big platform to play on. that's how much they love the warriors. playing the clippers on espn, christmas gift. >> they say some athletes are known for being unusual but this might take the cake. auctioning off the stitches he received after taking a punch to the face during the stanley cup finals. >> tough guy move. >> really? would you bid on it? >> no, but it's cool. professionally framed with autographed photo. it's a ten-day auction. starts next week. benefit breast cancer research. blackhawks went on to win the

stanley cup. 4:55. remember lolo jones? let's say she had unexpected guests crash her birthday party. the sprinter turned olympic bobsled hopeful, to celebrate her big 31st birthday when drug tests are decided to show up. jones didn't feel the urge to use the bathroom so she decided to invite them with her for dinner. then she had fun with them, posting on twitter, read this, good night drug testers! the next time you drug test me at my bday dinner party, bring a present! a wrapped bottle of water. i changed my phone number to ryan braun. ryan braun, the milwaukee brewer who was suspended by major league baseball for using performance enhancing drugs. >> having fun. >> joking. >> 4:56. time to check the morning

commute. anthony slaughter in. no ac transit strike, good news. >> folks probably made plans to leave early. our cash lanes starting to pile up earlier and that's the way things have been looking all morning. quiet but this is the area that we are starting to see things at least earlier start to bog down. east shore freeway, things are starting to pile up but no major accidents. >> thank you. 4:57. why some people are waking up to a strange odor in their tap watter. >> we continue to follow breaking news. a 1-year-old killed overnight in oakland. christie smith talking to police right now. we'll find out what she's learning about what led up to the shooting, next.

breaking news out of oakland where a 1-year-old boy and his father were shot and killed inside a home. i'm christie smith. what police are saying, coming

up. >> and just knocked down, we have a live picture of the cleveland home of ariel castro, now reduced to rubble. this is happening moments ago as it continues before our very eyes. one of the women held captive on hand to see this ripped down. and gusty wind and light showers, typically not what you associate with august but it's the case this morning. your full forecast in moments. ac transit strike averted but folks probably made plans to car pool. cash lanes starting to pile up. we'll get you out the door on time this morning. a live look outside. golden gate bridge. not a lot of folks out there, as well. it's wednesday, halfway through your work week august 7th. this is "today in the bay." very good morning to you. th