and his father shot and killed inside an oakland home. new details ahead in a live report. a house of horrors torn down in cleveland. what a woman held captive there for almost a decade is saying as she watches her prison ripped to the ground. a raging fire shutting down the busiest airport in eastern africa for hours. why today's date is fueling speculation about the cause of the fire. we've been unseasonably cool all month. happy to report, showers on the radar this morning. we need those. unseasonably cool. but finally the heat's going to crank. we will tell you when. the metering lights turned on. things are starting to bog down at the bay bridge approach. out the door and quick check of the traffic around the bay. let's take a live look from the south bay. blue skies, waiting for the

sun's arrival, wednesdaying august 7th. halfway through your week. this is "today in the bay." very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. right to the breaking news. a 1-year-old among two dead in a double shooting in eaoakland overnight. police at ghormley avenue from the 98th avenue exit of interstate 880. that is where "today in the bay's" christie smith is live and joins us with new information she's just learned about the shooting. a difficult morning out there. >> reporter: good morning to you. i can tell you this is a very emotional situation. family members keep showing up, keep getting horrible news and then hugging each other and crying. a 1-year-old baby shot and killed with a 20-year-old father. i want to step aside, you can see the home where this happened

here. what police are telling us the bullets went right into the back bedroom, this man believed to be 20 years old, believed to be his room. seeing police going up and down the street with flashlights looking for potential evidence. homicide investigators talking to people inside when this happened. neighbors on ghormley started calling around 2:35 shots fired. police believe six to eight shots fired into the back of the home, the baby taken to children's hospital, pronounced dead there, the man died on the scene. a while ago a man and woman walked up, asked if their son and baby andrew, that's what they said were okay and they started crying. another woman with them was distraught and believed this was intentional. no one arrested. we haven't gotten any information on potential suspect. i can tell you, i have heard from an oakland police spokesperson, she is on the way and as soon as we get any

information from her, we'll let you know what she has to say. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. we will be checking back on this within. this deadly shoot, follows several others in oakland where kids, yes, kids the victims of gunfire. three weeks ago 8-year-old shot and killed while attending a sleepover. this is back in december of 2011, 5-year-old gabriel martinez jr. died after being shot near his father's taco truck. a 1-year-old shot during a music videotaping. august of that year, 3-year-old carlos shot and killed, his mother pushed him in a stroller. 6:03. new video of a massive fire that gutted arrival hall at kenya's main international airport in nairobi. right now the fire is contained

and there are nor reports of injury. the busiest airport is reopened to domestic and cargo flights. marla tellez is live. the fire broke out on the 15th anniversary of the u.s. embassy bombings in nay robe by and tan zan ne tanzan tanzania. >> reporter: a presidential official says they are on heightened alert to make sure their people stay safe. the fire broke out this morning, 5:00 a.m. their local time. at rivals area engulfed in thick flames. it is completely gutted. the area where paengz walk through to retrieve their lugga luggage. it took crews four hours to contain. one of the reasons nairobi county does not have a public fire engine in working condition, according to a local paper. the paper reports crews from private security firms battled the fire. with kenya's main international

airport shut down for several hours, it was a frustrating morning for passengers. >> our flight was supposed to be at 7:00 this morning. we were heading to cameroon but we have no idea what's going to happen now. we are still waiting for offices to open and see if we can reconnect. >> reporter: kenya's president touring the scene this morning. just minutes ago, officials saying airport has reopened with cargo and domestic services in full operation. just coming across the wire, presidential official saying they're changing a portion of the airport converting this area into the international terminal so those international flights can resume soon as well. >> thank you for the update. new this morning, crews have torn down the cleveland house many called the house of horrors where three women held captive and raped for almost a decade. one of the women, michelle knight, she went to the

demolition to watch and reflect to release some yellow balloons there. knight says those balloons have very special meaning. >> it represents all of the millions of children that were never found and the ones that passed away that were never heard. >> what a brave and strong, young woman there. the suspect, ariel castro, signed over the house deed as part of a deal that spared him from a possible death sentence. women escaped may 6th when one broke through part of a door and yelled for help. on the freeways, nationwide amber alert in effect for two children from san diego county whose mother was found dead inside a burning home over the weekend. last night, friends and family held a vigil in lakeside. sheriff's department believes jim dimaggio clipped 16-year-old hanna anderson and possibly 8-year-old ethan anderson.

their mother's body found inside dimaggio's burning home, along with the body of a child. family members have known dimaggio since hes and a child and considered him a nice person. one of hanna's friends say she witnessed an awkward conversation with dimaggio a few weeks ago. >> he's like i have a crush on you. after that she didn't want to be alone with him. >> until the child's body can be identified investigators assume dimaggio is traveling with hanna and ethan. authorities looking for a blue nissan versa, 6wcu986 license plate. 6:07. a b.a.r.t. strike remains a threat, another public transportation agency avoids a strike this morning. ac transit management reaching a deal with employee unions to prevent a walkout. the deal gives 9.5% raise over three years to drivers,

mechanics, dispatchers and clerical workers. the threat of a strike looming over b.a.r.t. and some of the riders say they're tired of being put in the middle these negotiations between b.a.r.t. and its workers. >> it's gone on long enough. they need to settle it. >> the independent review board will be hearing arguments from both sides about why they haven't yet been able to strike a deal. the board then reports to the governor who will decide if a cooling off period is in fact necessary. >> speaking of cooling off, we've seen temperatures. >> right. >> this week, in august, what's going on? >> we've got an interesting weather pattern. good morning to you, laura and jon. live picture here. the bay bridge. you can see plenty of traffic. we'll get to the report with anthony in a moment. look at this, good air quality. ripples on the bay, choppy out there. it will get choppier throughout the afternoon. we're going to get very close to criteria when it comes it that wind.

yeah, possibly advisory strength if you head throughout the afternoon. america's cup, we could see the new criteria come into play today. cool conditions in addition to cool start we have a robust sea breeze. it's going to feel cooler. right now a wind advisory posted for antioch. look at these numbers. 79 degrees, cooler than average yet again today. our seventh consecutive day of cooler than average weather inland, bay side at the coast. 69 bay side. full forecast shows you when the hot august nights come into the mix. good morning. >> good morning. things are slow at bay bridge approach. the lights have been turned on and slowdown isn't too bad at least the stackup. they go into the maze. towards el cerrito things stand out, even richmond. you can see on traffic maps not

too bad of a slowdown. that's good news if you're headed toward the bay bridge in the next hour or so. also a quick update from caltrans. minor delays but the a good improvement from 45 minutes an hour ago to 15 minutes. b.a.r.t. is running and muni is running. and ac transit -- >> is running as well. >> we are happy. >> thank you. time now is ten after 6:00. putting out the red light. no we're not talking about roxanne. how san jose's trying to tighten rule on a new bikini bar. >> big changes coming to facebook news feed. getting serious on late night tv. what the president told jay leno about the terror threat shutting down a dozen u.s. embassies worldwide.

a 1-year-old baby dead with his 20-year-old father in oakland. police say a number of rounds were fired through the back wall of the home overnight. no suspects have been arrested. a welcome sight in cleveland, ohio, where three women were held captive for a decade. now a pile of rubble, that house demolished an hour ago. michelle knight, one of the women held captive, she was there to witness the demolition. ac transit struck a deal with union works are to avoid a strike. that includes a pay raise and changes to health benefits. a b.a.r.t. strike is still looming. a state board will hear arguments from b.a.r.t. and its unions today on stalled negotiations. this one is zoned for entertainment, not nudity. city council will get an earful about a strip club setting up

shop in downtown san jose. bob redell is live with why one city councilman is not rule rolling out the welcome mat. >> reporter: later this afternoon the city of san jose city council open government committee will consider councilman stan liccardo's proposed rules that will regular laid the gold -- regulate the gold club. supposed to open tomorrow. though nudity and strip clubs are banned within city limits the so-called bikini bars are not. liccardo's concerned the gold club would be pushing that envelope, something he doesn't want to see happen in the district in the heart of the downtown. he has proposed new rules in the hopes of reining in what he fears. customers not able to up to dancers, a minimum distance between the women and customer,

no table dancing, a minimum amount of lighting and also early closing hour. again, these are proposals considered today by the rules and open government committee and then go to full council at a later date. ultimately sam liccardo would like to see the venue shut down. >> appears to be the case they need to renew the conditional use permit in a few months and when that comes forward to council i expect there will be plenty of public outcry. i will be pushing to find every way conceivable of constraining this activity. this isn't what i want anywhere else. >> reporter: we've reached out to owners of the gold club for comment but nothing so far. the san jose downtown association told the "mercury news" they think the gold club would be good neighbors wit other businesses in downtown. live in downtown san jose, "today in the bay." 6:15. facebook wants to make the news feed more interesting for you

and more revellent. >> scott mcgrew. facebook taking the veil off how the system works. >> a rare thing for facebook, explaining how things rise to the top your news feed compared to another. advertisers want to know this. so facebook says it is going to start explaining this better. what we know is people or things you like will be seen more often. if you look through a friend's photo album that friend's updates will show up more often. facebooker has 190 friends who make 1500 krupp dates a day. lots of good content getting lost. disney turned in lower than expected profits after taking a huge charge on the movie "lone ranger" which made negative $190 million. the bank of england announced it would keep interest rates real low. on the american market, mostly

negative after several members of the fed hinted quantitative easing may come to an end. fed will hint one way or another, it's been going on for month. virgin america made a profit last quarter. probably make a profit this quarter too. virgin scaled back expansion plans, concentrating on making more money on routes it has and ta peers to have worked. virgin not a publicly traded company though we suspect they want to be. profits rare in the airline business. financial"u times took a look a all of the profit and loss statements of all airlines in history and found the industry has made a net loss which is kind of sobering when you think how granted we -- we take this for granted, get on a plane, fly to wherever. the industry technically doesn't

work but don't tell the airlines that themselves. in long term, they don't make money. >> i want to figure out what getting killed for the baggage charges, how are they not making money, come on. time top9s(rq(i the forecas with christina loren. keep you busy this week. >> we've got a lot going on at 6:18. temperatures comfortable. showers on the radar this morning and gusty winds. things you don't associate with the month of august. one of our hottest months in the bay area. july and august the hottest. what i can tell you, now we're at day seven, unseasonably cool each and every day. more of the same on the way. look at this, we actually have returns on our radar up in sonoma county. might have to use windshield wipers. i've got a new forecast every day in the bay area with microclimates here. something new always happening. temperatures stay the same.

wins play a factor. seeing double digits from concord to oakland. single digits, 6 mile per hour win speed in sunnyvale and san jose as well. winds are going to pick up. expecting a building breeze. we'll see more of a breeze through thursday. high pressure starts to move in. for us that means it's going to start to warm up a tight pressure gradient. friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures starting to feel a lot more comfortable for the time of year. as we head throughout the next 24 to 48 ors, temperatures stay unseasonably cool, 70s inland. 80s in the warmest spots across the bay. friday, saturday a hint warmer. sunday and monday the climb begins. 87 month. 88 on tuesday. anthony's distracting. with getting -- what's happening on the roads?

>> we have a few distracts. the good news it's not backed up all wait down toward richmond as we typicallybge start to see th happen this time of day. starting to see the maze again slow but not only there, but coming in from the south 180 or 880 coming in from oakland. that was starting to show slowing as well in that location. of course a quick check of areas that typically slow down. through pittsburg, martinez, things are clear. no major delays if you use that route. the altamont pass is slow from livermore and cutting down towards sunol, and a quick check to the north bay notice red. this is on 37 leaving through vallejo, fairfield. coming down 101 through san rafael, a bit of slowing. no major accidents to report.

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who was sentenced to life in prison and a thousand years for where he held three women captive. what i lived one of the family members said the three women, they are not going to be called victims. they are survivors. don't think ofkt'ñ them as vict. they are survivors. they continue telling their stories. ariel castro's house torn down. it is 6:24. former president george w. bush is expected to leave a dallas hospital today. yesterday, a stent was inserted to open a clog in an artery in his heart. the family spokesperson says bush nez high spirits and expected to resume his schedule tomorrow. the current president, president obama, waking up in los angeles, continuing his two-day trip to southern california. in just a few hours president obama focusing on housing by answering questions from users of zillow, an online real estate

databa database. this is a cool situation. zillow's ceo will motivate and moderate this interview afterwards. the president will stop at camp pendleton to thank service members for their service to the country. >> last night president obama visited burbank for an interview with "the tonight show" jay leno. he cover the current terror threats overseas that left 19 u.s. embassies shut down throughout the middle east.fn! >> 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 expressed disappointment in russia's

choice to give asylum to edward snowden. we learned president obama canceled a scheduled one-on-one meeting with putin. president obama expected to attend the summit in september. >> a major message to russia on that one. 6:26. christina loren is along with our weather. what's happening on wednesday and beyond? >> well we made it to wednesday, that's the good news. good morning, jon and laura. good morning at home. low clouds inland this morning. we have pockets of drizzle. might have to use the windshield wipers. bay side 69. cool day at the coast. check out my facebook page or twitter. he's tweeting as well. >> tracking activity happening on 880 northbound. lights here, not sure what's happening. not impending traffic. a quick update. muni on the mass transit across the area the quick updates from

muni, if you use the f-line it's blocked because of a fallen tree. caltrans experiencing a 15-minute delay. b.a.r.t. good to go. ac transit, the strike averted there. 6:27. >> still ahead, new details of breaking news of a 1-year-old shot and killed inside an oakland home. christie smith at the scene. she's gathering new information. a spanning shot of the bay bridge. you can see those lights from the cars dancing across, trickling across the upper deck. anthony along to tell you about that. christina loren talking about our temperatures outside. a cool week. maybe ramping up for a perfect weekend. ♪ [ female announcer ] no other system lets you take your license from state to state. no other system integrates patient care so holistically. places such advanced technology in the hands of practitioners. has the privilege of caring exclusively for our nation's veterans.

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breaking news, a 1-year-old and his father shot and killed inside of a home in oakland. we have new details as

investigators continue piecing together this horrific crime. plus, barriers at the boardwalk. the safety upgrade in venice beach, after a deadly crash. from new york, on the stock exchange right there, that is yume, the redwood city company ipo'ing. but scott mcgrew says it's a disappointment. wednesday, august 7th, this is "today in the bay." it is 6:30. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. breaking news in oak, a 1-year-old and a 20-year-old father have been shot and killed inside a home on ghormley avenue. detectives are inside that house right now trying to piece together what happened. they're not releasing details about the investigation. they will say a number of rounds were fired through the back of the house.

investigators tell us the family does not want to talk right now and they are cooperating with detectives still on the scene. "today in the bay's" christie smith talking to police. she'll have a live report later in the half hour. family and friends of a missing oakland mother desperate for any kind of answers this morning. sandra coke, last seen sunday leaving her home in her mini cooper. she told her 15-year-old daughter she was going to meet somebody 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 were also found that belonged to her, one of them found on the oakland emeriville border and the or one in richmond. >> we just need everybody's help in making sure that she comes home safely and 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. >> very tough time for the family. the family does say somebody stole their dog back in may and tried to get sandra to pay for the pet's safe return. sandra coke, for the record, is a death penalty appeals investigator for the office of the federal defender in sacramento. family members at this point say they do know something has to be wrong. 6:32. city of long will put up temporary traffic barriers on the venice beach boardwalk after a driver plowed into people over the weekend. placing the barriers until a more permanent solution is found. a woman on her honeymoon was killed and 16 others injured when a man drove his car on to the boardwalk saturday. prosecutors charged nathan campbell with three dozen felony counts, including murder which could carry a life sentence. sun starts to appear in the bay area, let's take a live look over san jose.

a hazy day out there. low hanging clouds maybe blocking early rays we normally get. >> we need it to burn off and show us the sun. >> the sun's been up for 15 minutes. good wednesday morning. we have to wait to see it even here in the south bay. start with the live picture. san bruno, interesting weather. not only the low clouds, you can see the fog drifting around coastal valleys. high and mid level clouds courtesy of low area pressure bringing showers to the bay area. nothing heavy. don't pull out the umbrella. right to radar. show you what i'm talking. flight delays because of the thick low cloud cover ut of sfo, 57 there. chicago you can't catch a break. same for new york city trying to get into laguardia. also showers headed there. sonoma county, drizzle. starting to see the drizzle push to the south. i'm with you throughout the

"today" show. throughout 11:30 tracking the weather. 60 san jose. 57 right now in oakland. hour by hour forecast shows you in oakland even at noon, clouding by two degrees. 68 degrees. 72, room temperature at lunchtime in antioch. 4:00 p.m. highs 78 for livermore. 69 oakland. cool day in san francisco. giants in town. mesh's cup. and wind playing a factor today. forecasts coming up. let's check the drive. >> good morning. starting to see traffic really slow down at the bay bridge approach. lights are on, they've been on for the past 30 minutes, causing slowdowns into the maze. once that into richmond, el cerrito, things moving smoothly. quick check of mass transit, delays on caltrans, about 15-minute delay. haven't heard anything noon. muni experiencing delay on the f-line, tree blocking san jose

avenue. still working to clear that. experiencing minor delays if you use muni. accident at altamont pass. this is a dangerous turn, in fact, the accident is right at flynn road at livermore boulevard. this is right when you come into livermore. it's on a turn so as you approach the area heads up, it's a bleeind spot. >> roads, to the san francisco bay. america's cup fever, catch it. sweden's artemus racing back. looking to get its first win of the louis vuitton company. the team losses to italy's luna rossa in best of seven semifinals series. artemus' racing first race since the boat capsized in may killing a crew member. this team will face new knew ze

the final. action at 1:00 sharp. because of that, that changes up or television schedule. programming "days of our lives" moved up one hour. then steve harvey and ellen will come after the race. 6:36. a bomb explodes outside a soccer match. details about the deadly blast, who the intended target may have been into no permit for 100-pound python. what we're learninggmj about t big snake that apparently strangle two young boys to death. >> a sad story there. also, here, happening right now. ariel castro's home completely demolished this morning in ohio. that of course is what was called the house of horrors where he held three women captive for nearly a decade.

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new video out of pakistan. a bomb hidden on a motorcycle and set off by a remote control. this exploded just as the crowd was leaving the game.

the minister and another lawmaker believed to be the target of the blast. both of them did survive. but they were both injured during the blast. one -- nobody at this point claimed responsibility for the attack. new details in the death of two young boys apparently strangled by a 100-pound python in canada. no permit issued for the python and they had not been aware the snake was being kept inside an apartment above an exotic pet shop. snake kept inside a glass enclosure that reached the ceiling of the apartment but it escaped through a small hole in a ventilation pipe. the pipe collapsed in the licvig room. the pet fell on the sleeping brothers. owner discovered the boys when he went into the living room monday. it's unclear why the snake attacked the boys but it may have been spooked and clung on

to whatever it had landed on. a criminal investigation is under way. so far no charges filed. >> heart wrenching. >> can't imagine. >> don't understand pets like that. coming up, update to breaking news. a 1-year-old and his father both shot and killed inside an oakland home. new details in a live report. house of horrors reduced to rubble. how a woman held captive for decades feels about watching that house ripped done to the ground. to wall c'ñstreet, redwood y company has an ipo. from wall street to the bay bridges. ripples on the water. wind picking up could impact america's cup. your full forecast in moments? traffic hazard on the north bay around 101 and marin wood. what's happening across the pay.

updated on breaking news in oakland. a 1-year-old and his 20-year-old father have both been found shot and killed inside a home on ghormley avenue. homicide detectives on the scene, inside the house, trying to piece together what happened. "today in the bay's" christie smith at police headquarters, talking to investigators and she will be coming up with a live report in the next ten minutes. 6:44. emotional day under way in cleveland where the hole of ariel castro is now nothing more than a pile of rubble. so-called house of horrors torn down this morning, wiping out the rooms where michelle knight,

amanda berry, gina dejesus held keeptive for a decade. michelle knight on hand to witness the teardown and pay tribute to other missing persons. "today in the bay's" marla tellez joins us in the newsroom for what is next of the property. >> the property will be turned into something good according to city officials who say it's up to the three women and neighbors, they will decide its fate. one idea, turn it into a park. michelle knight wants to create a garden there with an angel. there is here is a live look at the scene. you can see to the left of the screen, that's where the crane, excavator is working to clear the rubble. the contractor who is doing this work for free, by the way, says it will be completely cleared out by day's end. the demolition started 4:30 this morning, hour time. inside the cab of the excavator gina dejesus' aunt wanted to take part of this it took crews less than 30 minutes to complete

the demolition. michelle knight is the only victim who,c showed up to watc. before the demolition began, she and neighbors released yellow balloons, each representing someone who has yet to find their way home. >> why it was important to be here today, nobody was there for me when i was missing. and i want the people out there to know including the mothers that they can have strength, they can have hope and their child will come back. >> knight was present and spoke in court last week when castro was sentenced to life in prison, plus 1,000 years. he as part of the plea deal he gave up his home. when he signed over the deed, he cried. the house is gone. i wanted to mention, google earth blurring out the satellite image of the home before the demolition began. when cruise cleared out the home this week, they found $22,000 in the basement. that money was offered to the three women. they said, no, we don't want it,

they'd rather see it go to the neighborhood. marla tellez, "today in the bay." a check on that weather. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we will let you view parts of the golden gate bridge as low clouds wrap up the bridge and keep from the sunshine. >> is it going to burn off? >> it is. you have to wait. stay tuned. we're with you through 11:30 where we are expecting low cloud cover to burn off. one of the days a good idea to give yourself extra time. starting on the water, traffic's moving along better here. we'll get an official word on your drive from anthony slaughter in a moment, he's in for mike. definitely have ripples, starting out choppier with wind in place. wind advisory for antioch. through the extreme east bay, radar returns, light shower activity coming down in the

northern most of sonoma county. temperatures comfortable again inland. really comfortable. you haven't had to use your ac all month in the east bay where it's been nice. heat is coming back in. america's cup. catch all of the racing live 1:00 p.m., wins are going to play a factor today than yesterday. picking up throughout the day. expecting winds to get to 23 knots. and that's 20 miles per hour. temperatures and the wind definitely playing a factor out there for today's game. giants versus brewers, another place where the wind and the cold is going to play a factor at at&t park. wind out of the west 10 to 15 miles per hour as they take on brewers expecting the ball to carry if it gets pickup to center field. keep that in mind. throughout the rest of the day, beautiful conditions. you can't beat 76 degrees in concord.

69 fremont. 74 degrees in santa teresa. saturday, sunday, 81 to 83. summer heat returns monday into tuesday. good morning, anthony. >> good morning. seeing an accident right now starting to cause slowdown through petaluma. the north bay on 101 at miller creek road. once past that, things start to improve. east bay 580 is slow. because of an accident at flynn road, past it things improve but slows through sunol. you can see what we're looking at bay bridge approach, metering lights are on. this goes back to el cerrito. start toll stack up there. south bay, san jose on 101, right at 280 connecter where we saw the fire. notice the brake lights here. a lot of this congestion starting to break as it gets into the heart of san jose.

that's all we've got. thank you. 6:49. breaking news out of oakland police on scene of a double shooting where a 1-year-old and his father both found dead. that shooting happened at ghormley avenue a few blocks from 98 avenue exit of interstate 880. christie smith over at police headquarters where investigators are expected to be giving an update any minute. good morning. >> good ñrmorning. that's right. we move to oakland police headquarters because a spokesperson is being brief on the shooting, plans to talk with us in the tech tnext ten minute. this was a 1-year-old boy and his 20-year-old father who were shot and killed in a home in east oakland. this is in brookfield village right off of interstate 880 and 980, the exit there. police started getting calls around 2:45 of multiple shots fired on the block.

the plan pronounced dead on the scene. the baby taken to children's hospital in oakland and pronounced dead there a short time later. we're told 6 to 8 shots fired into the back bedroom. the bedroom of the 20-year-old. family members showed up angry, upset, distraught. a man and woman asking police, is my son and baby andrew okay, and they burst into tears. one woman on scene with the family said this was intentional, in her opinion. emotional scene. at this point, we're waiting to hear from oakland police. but so far they've released no information on any suspects. they say there have been no arrests. live in oakland, christie edes, "today in the bay." 6:51. a morgan hill teen accused of raping a drunk woman is expected to be in court this morning. 16-year-old will appear in juvenile court but could be tried as an adult. the teen and his mother helped a woman intoxicated into her home last month. the teen allegedly went back to

the home late that night to rape her, then rob her. police arrested the teen after he admitted to having sex with woman. the sailboat skipper of leading the coast guard on a chase will be in court. expected to be arraigned on three criminal charges, accused of sending out false distress call, failing to stop his boat and assaulting an officer who boarded his boat. he told officers, quote, any attempt bo board my vessel is an act of war. city council considering new regulations for adult-themed gentlemen's club. the rule proposed after a bikini bar will open in san jose. sam liccardo wants to impose strict regulations like no

physical contact, minuimum required distance between customers and no table dancing. also proposing brighter lights inside and earlier closing time. a move to shutdown online gambling in hayward hit a roadblock. a court striking down the moratorium on internet cafes that operate casino-style games. drafting a new ordinance to shut down the businesses and issue a moratorium to keep from operating. i different and newer morator m moratorium. they sued the city and the judge ruled the cafes can remain open. the water is safe to drink in los altos and remaining cities but people say it doesn't smell like it. close to a dozen complaints about a musty odor in the water. the company says it's safe to drink. the smell from algae in the delta. it's common this timing when the

weather's hot. santa clara valley water district working to get the odor out of the water by adding powder activated carbon at one of the treatment plants in los gados. it's commonly used for a filter for water, just like fish tanks. >> that looks like fish tanks. >> musty flavor, not good. 6:54. redwood city video company ipo'd overnight. >> not a strong showing in its first day of trading. >> no. just seeing the very first trades on yume and they have traded yume, up 67 cents to $9.67. the company looking for $15 out of investors when it started offering private shares last night. obviously didn't get it. got it at $9 and bidding up to 67 cents. the company does not make a

profit. generally you want to make a profit before going public, though not a requirement. news we were talking about earlier, san francisco-based virgin america airlines did make a profit propertied tuesday and had a profitable quarter, second time in history the company's able to eke out money. we suspect this company's getting very close to filing for an ipo. follow-up to a story we were talking about the other day, jetblue, wit the life beds in first class, seattle times points out you've got to take the somewhere, take the legroom out of coach and just an inch. jetblue has huge amounts of legroom in coach. something like 35 inches. industry standard, 31. >> i don't mind. but i think you might. >> jon and -- especially jon, jon and i need more room. >> i imagine. these two guys have put me in

the middle seat i can see already. >> we'll put you in the middle seat, better than the overhead. >> thank. that's an upgrade. >> 6:56. final check with christina loren on what's happening outside. >> i have to admit when i see a big tall man like jon kelley coming down the aisle, please don't sit behind me. you know what it's going feel like the whole ride. we love you jon. 6:56. temperatures today, playing a role in the louis vuitton series america's cup. if you're out there, bring a jacket. winds are picking up throughout the day. 20 knots, 23 miles per hour. sustained speed out there. if you don't want to head to san francisco, catch the action on nbc bay area starting at 1:00 p.m. comfortable conditions, hour by hour detail shows you at noon inland 73. up to 79 degrees in the heat of the day. another unseasonably cool

afternoon. 69 bay side. the at the coast 57 with low clouds standing inland until 11:00 a.m. another update in 15 minutes on the "today" show. >> we are starting to see slowing near the san mateo bridge and 580. the whole area starting to see slowing and it's because of starting to get into the heart of rush hour. towards the bay bridge, slow into rich mon, past el cerrito. outside and show you what the san mateo bridge looks like. brake lights, folks are getting on to the bridge headed into foster city. traffic is moving, so that's good. also as we look from emeriville cam, traffic is congested but not at least at a standstill. one accident to get you up to speed with in the north bay, getting details on this. you can see this is 101 coming into san francisco, lots of car because of an accident.

a car went off into the shoulder and so i'm guessing take ago look. on the traffic map how far the backup goes past petaluma and in the haystack, stop and go. north bay will be our trouble spot as we get into the next couple of hours. >> thank you. 6:58. check of the day's top store yos. kenya's main airport parkly reopened after taking a look at that. massive fire. the reopening applied to domestic now and cargo flights, international flights cannot come through. a 1-year-old baby now dead along with his 20-year-old father. this happened in oakland. police say somebody shot six to eight rounds through a back of a wall of a home, hitting the man and the baby. so far, no suspects arrested on this one. ac transit struck a deal with union workers to avoid a strike. that deal includes a pay raise and changes health benefits.

a b.a.r.t. strike still looming. the state board will hear arguments on stalled negotiations. also new this morning, want to take a live look now, crew have torn down the cleveland house. we have all heard about this, the three women were held captive and raped for almost a decade. >> the suspect, ariel castro, he signed over the house as deed as part of a deal that spared him from a possible death sentence-michelle knight went to the site to reflect and release yellow bal lines for all of the people held captive that were never found. a big relief to have that torn down. >> one of comments i liked to hear from the girls' parents, a relative, she said they do not want to be known or remembered as victims. they want to be called survivors, putting a positive spin going forward. >> talking about what to do with the site, possibly put a garden

in, an angel put up, a nice remembrance. we'll be back with local news update in a half hour. tonight shows and talks about the newest terror threat from al qaeda. >> violent extremism is still out there and we have got to stay on top of it. buyer beware.