they have thunderstorms in the northeast as you know the flooding over the four corners region. for us, we're talking about temperatures only reaching the low to mid 80s. even the warmest, i've got your full forecast coming up. >> and traffic on the peninsula looks great right now but we're watching a new issue for livermore. i'll show you what's cropped up for 580. >> let's take a live look on this friday morning. is it ominous? it is the 13th. this is "today in the bay." happy friday the 13th. good morning. happy to see you. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening now firefighters on the scene of a fire at a starbucks in san ramon. this is a store in a shopping center on crow canyon place close to 680 on ramp and crow canyon boulevard. no other businesses impacted by the fire and so far no reports

of injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> this just in crews working trying to fix a downed light pole on capital expressway between story road and ocala avenue. san jose fire telling us this vehicle hit that light pole this morning. you can see the badly damaged car and the light pole lying on its side. they say wires possibly exposed from the light pole. one person has been taken to the hospital. >> we continue to follow a developing story out of colorado. less than a half hour ago the president approved federal aid for that region. thousands were told to flee their homes as creek levels in the city of boulder reached dangerous levels. last night a telephone alert went out to 8,000 people. the water levels are rising because the creeks are crammed with debris and mud coming off the mountains. flooding there because of

massive rain killed three people, damaged a number of homes. the rain still coming down hard. we'll continue to follow this, updating you throughout the morning. >> two major changes from the state capital. governor brown expected to sign a bill making it a law soon allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. he is expected to sign a separate bill raising california's minimum wage. marla tellez is in the newsroom with all of the details. good morning. >> good morning. both bills passed late last night. the one that surprised people is ad-60 that grants undocumented immigrants the right to a driver's license. even the author out of watsonville was prepared to put the legislation on hold but no need, the assembly approved it 55-19 and the senate 2 hate 8. the bill says it's up to the dmv to determine what document will be required for an undocumented

immigrant to receive a license. they will receive a special license marked with the initials dp to indicate driver's privilege instead of dl for driver's license. it will serve as an i.d. for driving and does not establish eligibility for employment, voting or public benefit. the other bill now green lighted would raise california's minimum wage to $10 an hour. it's at $8. it would first bump to $9 an ho hour, then $10 in 2016. the increase would be the most in five years. governor brown says this is overdue that would help working class families. he is expected to sign both of these into law soon. i'll have more on the minimum wage debate. one sis says thousands of jobs

will be lost. i'll have the numbers on both sides. >> we'll look forward to that. thank you. 5:03. san jose police looking for the man who got away following a robbery. it happened at a home on chrislin avenue in the east foot hills. when officers arrive they had found several men in front of the house. one was carrying stolen items. after a quick chase they arrested four but a fifth escaped. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says a burglary this week used a creative tactic to break into a san carlos home. deputies say the suspect used a dog door to enter the home, then used the resident's bmw to get away a. neighbor reported the crime wednesday evening at 8:00. the the meem tliv were on vacation when the guy went through the dog door. the residents say they will check for thinking else that

might be missing. >> five families are coming together to try too raise awareness about their missing sons. all of the family sons went missing over the last three years in san francisco. a vigil will be held at golden gate park. they hope it will not only raise awareness but the struggle in getting law enforcement help. cases about missing men often get less attention from police and the public than missing women. police were not available for comment. >> with crime on the rise in the area, berkeley police now asking city officials for more officers. the chief will present a report to the city council tuesday, according to a midyear crime report, robberies are up 25%, burglaries up 34 subject. homicides have seen an upward trend. a spokesperson says department started the summer with 150

officers, that is short of the 176 that the city has authorized the department. >> 5:05. twitter is tweeting about its plans to go public. here is a look at the tweet that set the text world abuzz. >> boy, was it a big hash tag yesterday, twitter. should give employee as chance to cash in those shares creating another wave of young millionaires. >> congratulations. >> you're just bitter. christie smith, live in san francisco. local businesses excited. >> reporter: good morning to you. happy friday. i have to tell you there's a lot of national media out here and people walking by, construction workers on the way to work. taking a look at the sign out front for twitter on the building here at market and pope

street. agents ready to help all of these to celebrate with that new found cash. word spread that the social media giant is going public which means that hundreds of twitter employees will have even more money to spend. real estate agents say san francisco is a tight market but the perfect place for young millionaires to spend. one is selling for $1.5 million. restaurant owners in the mid market area say the workers are breathing new life into the once quiet neighborhood. >> to get a last minute call from a group of the social media companies saying come on down. sure. come on in. >> an influx of buyers with cash would have a down side for some buyers without it. it will be hard tear compete. on the other side homeowners waiting to sell, may find that right now is a really good time to go ahead and sell.

live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:07. we'll find out which will be crowned the best of the west. dozens from california, nevada, boyned bay area teams to take cart in the two-day annual competition. teams are put through seven events which simulate real. this is the 21st year the sheriff's department has hosted that event. >> that is a cool event. crissy was out there yesterday. >> i've been out there. some of the peps they are able to use. >> they are highly trained and highly skilled. 5:08 now. a good day to get out to do anything. >> that's right. the beach, by the way, these guns showing you it's going to be a nice day. >> working out. >> 60 degrees in oakland. good friday morning to you. i want to thank you for waking up with us every single morning.

you're part of our morning family. that's why we're going to get to spoil you. happy to do so on a friday. it's the final full weekend of summertime so embrace it. this is what we're looking for in terms of fog. a little drizzle and it will be at the thickest bat 7:00 a.m. after that, though, we'll see a great amount of clearing between 7:00 and noon, mostly sunny skies at that point, a westerly flow. bringing in the cool ocean air. so looking pretty good for this afternoon. even places like livermore that could be much hotter. you want to hit the boch, comfortable, 70 degrees at 2:00 p.m. getting into this weekend temperatures are going to fluctuate. i'll show you what i mean in my next report. 75 in fremont, 78 degrees another beautiful day here in san jose. the raiders are home on sunday. i'll take you through that in my

next report as well. first i want to check your drive. see how we're doing. mike inouye, another man with substantial guns. >> thank you. radar guns. 101 where there is no problem now. you're at the limit, maybe a little above so watch it. that's the only issue. the try valley, 580 into dublin. north livermore, reports of something in the road. the drive chain? watch for activity there. 580 moves smoothly. we had the construction clearing and now thedown started to recover. the upper 50s approaching 10, that's about it. the east shore no delays so up but we'll look with the live camera. the shadow across the screen, that's university avenue. you can see the on ramp we don't see flashing lights or still lights. you should be okay now.

>> don't let mike fool you. very modest. under that jacket he looks like ryan gosling. maybe better. someone says this is a moss made in heaven. we'll explain. >> the timber look. >> coming up, bob redell heads north to exlane the language that is slowly dying off in one california county. >> fascinating. we'll look at yahoo shares. [ wind howling ]

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mortar store. virginia will be out delivering free tamales tonight. it will happen this evening so people can go there and find out where through uber's app, the stunt is a fund-raiser to help her earn enough money to build a small restaurant to help her sell those lovely tamales. she was told she can no longer sell outside at san francisco bar because she was not licensed as a vendor. >> many investors in yahoo! watching that stock carefully wondering if it will cross the magic price of $33 a share. scott mcgrew the price microsoft once offered. >> it would be a huge victory for marissa meyer if she could get share price alove that it would prove yahoo! right, that it shouldn't have sold to microsoft. meyer was not there when the offer was made but it's widely seen as a huge mistake to turn

it down. microsoft offered the then ceo $33 per share, he turns it down. yesterday yahoo! hit $30.27 in intraday trading, a day after meyer told the company that it increased 20% since she took over. now -- hi. i don't think -- thank goodness i did. christie smith talked about the twitter filing earlier. we'll take a deeper look at it coming up in a bit so to speak. let's check in with courtney reagan. good morning. >> hi, good morning. futures are higher after stocks took a breather thursday t dow failed to post its fourth straight triple digit gain. while it may be friday the 13th that's not unlucky for the markets. historically stocks close higher about half the time. we'll get data on retail sales,

inflation and consumer sentiment. the dow falling 26 points yesterday to 15,300, the nasdaq slipping 9 to 3715. scott. >> thank you. have a great weekend, by the way. people have anniversaries, it's hard to pinpoint the precise anniversary of a problem, when it comes to the disaster that was the subprime credit crisis, sunday's going to be close. because that will be five years since the collapse of lehman brothers. you can say it started with the government take over of fanny freddy. there are all kinds of anniversa anniversaries. the former secretary of the treasury hank paulson who came from goldman sachs was on cbnc saying the crisis was a 100-year storm. this was incompetence and greed, this wasn't a storm. it was people drilling holes in the bottom of a boat. and we couldn't see it coming? >> epidemic.

>> it wasn't a storm. >> hurt a lot of people. >> slow recovery continues. 5:17 now. we don't have to keep our fingers crossed for this. more spectacular weather. >> good morning to you, jon. happy friday, laura. everybody at home, thanks for joining us. we've got good request looking temperatures already this morning. 61 degrees in livermore, 60 for oakland, kick off aodru) friday 57 degrees in napa. so pretty nice up in the north bay. we could see temperatures in the upper 40s, we're getting into that time of year. so much closer at this point to the kickoff of fall. so, today here is the weather story. winds continue to transport that beautiful ocean air inland. let me show you what i mean. high pressure is off shore. an area of low pressure to our north. the two combine so that breeze will pick up. you can open up the windows.

when it's about 78 in livermore today if you use your -- play your cards right i think you'll get along without using the ac. you can see where we're getting that yellow, that's where the ocean air is going to settle in. 86 degrees, not too hot. 78 degrees on the way to san jose. as you know in the bay area it can get cool quickly once we start to see shorter days. transitioning between summertime into fall. the first official day, eight days away on the 22nd. that's a saturday and temperatures are going to be mild. i love sundays. mild for the first official day of fall f. you are looking for the leaves to change color you have to wait a little while. not until late october do we see those beautiful oranges and reds. that's not too far off. saturday to sunday nice beach weather, cooler on sunday. we that stride, temperatures

right around seasonal averages. looking good there. what are you looking at. >> first of all the colors of the season, in the mall they have been flew a lot of the orange and autumn so that's good stuff. 580, north livermore avenue, the earlier debris sounds like it's cleared so great news as you head over north livermore. 580 out of the altamont pass t dublin interchange, a footh drive. slowing as you build out of the altamont pass. an easy drive there. through walnut creek, near the off ramp some debris or a stalled vehicle, something going on so watch for being tift. may have to have a road break north of 24 interchange. 24 moves toward the bay bridge. highway 4 moves slower now but this is a light volume and late for this build. we'll give you a look, see how things are for the incline.

southbound heading to treasure island, the decline the stall. we end with san mateo bridge. back to you. >> this is interesting. a united nations expert warned that half of the 6,000 languages will die out. >> that's interesting and prediction. this could include the native tongue spoken in a region a couple hours north of san francisco. of course we had to send our guy bob redell to explain this on a road trip to boonville. >> reporter: went off to boonville, you know you're on the road to the middle of nowhere. you might get lost. bring a map. while you're at it. grab additionary because you are definitely going to get lost in translation. you guys hold on. i want to put the subtitlesen.

where you were beginning again. >> that was funny. it's called bootling. a dash of english with a lot of boot. a lingo locals created in the 1800s to talk behind each other's back. now one of two home grown languages remaining in the united states, it's on the verge of extinction. >> what's happening to your language? >> the face of the valley. >> in english. >> the valley is starting -- is changing. >> reporter: majority of the town used to sneak lingo. now? >> there's 12. >> reporter: in part because the school stopped teaching it. >> we try to keep it alive. >> reporter: natives like ruben, rod, just cannot interest the younger generation in this

tradition even though it's relatively easy. for instance, ricky chow. >> the bed spring squeaking. that's ricky chow. ricky chow. >> a tinkler. >> jiggling that glass with ice. he said she's a tinkler. now an alcoholic is a tinkler. >> the history of our community. >> reporter: as more stop harping. this is one language that could end up hiking to the dusties. in boonville, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> that's fascinating. >> that is. ricky chow. >> bob redell, thank you. >> in the morning right now, out of the world, decades in the making. we'll show you coming up. [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g.

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welcome back on a friday morning. we give you a look at the water out there in san francisco. also this is the cliff house. a little history for you. i never had the pleasure of going there. tell me more about this. >> it's beautiful. it's a classic out there by the shore. >> biscuits and rolls. >> popovers. >> i need to get the program. >> we've got to get you out. >> i'm game. >> the weekend is approaching. perfect timing. boulder going where snow spacecraft has gone. >> nasa says 36 years after a launch voyager, yeah, a long time after that, it's entered interstellar space. scientists say the voyager becoming the first man made object to travel outside of the solar system entering interstellar space. this is a moment they never imagined would happen.

>> the material that's created by the sun and we're in a truly alien environment. the material in which voyager finds itself is not created by the sun, in fact by our neighboring stars and so forth. >> this is all so fascinating. i-yajer get this, about 11 billion miles away from earth. for the record that's a long ways. it launched with its companion voyager 2 in 1977. voyager 2 is just a few billion miles behind voyager near the edge of the solar system. just to talk about a black dark space. apparently there is a hissing sound. >> amazing. >> i wanted to be an astronaut long ago. recently let it go. >> we like you here. that's a good thing. we like christina as well.

tell us the forecast. >> hey, good morning. temperatures looking good. we'll end up in mid-80s. the most comfortable cities the 70s in oakland, fremont and san jose. >> thank you. >> it's 5:27. still to come on "today in the bay," minimum wage workers could get a raise. the bill headed to the governor's desk. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week.

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coming up in moments. >> as the friday commute just getting started in the south bay we have an issue for 101, this time around moffett field. >> a live look outside, yeah t famous cliff house. >> what did you say they were called? >> popovers. >> like a pop tart? >> you never had a popover? we're learning so much about jon kelley on this friday, september 13. this is "today in the bay." >> popovers. now i'm hunry. 5:30. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. when you think about it, it was a proper way to do. twitter tweeting out plans for an ipo. >> scott has autull of the deta.

>> twitter, recent think government changed the rules saying you could tweet out your plans, announce big financial news via social networks. it's benefiting from a rule change, it's the ness-1 was filed in secret so you can't see the details yet. twitter filed its paperwork under the jump starting our business start-up act, the jobs act which itself only became legal recently. so, we will get to see twitter's financials before the ipo but the secret filing allows the company to tweak the forms with cooperation of government regulators without us looking over their shoulder. because twitter makes less than $1 billion in revenue it's considered small. if you are a big business you have to file for everyone to see. hilton about that yesterday. some twitter employees may become very rich further dividing san francisco into tech and nontech. christie smith continues our

coverage. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday. it's a quiet corner here on mid market, market and pope street. you have a credit union, a coffee shop, and then of course you have twitter across the street. now national media is lined up. businesses around here ready to help these twitter employees celebrate with new cash. real estate agents ready for a tight real estate market it it may be more after cha fong for regular weyers who don't have all of that money. word that the social media giant is making news to go public, that the young employees may soon be young and rich. a went house is now selling for $1.5 million and he think they will fetch that. restaurants are doing well in the one keepy thabld. inventory is low, demand is high and tech dollars make all of the

difference. >> one gal was a google gal. the other from frisco. they were neck and neck bidding against each other. >> reporter: must be nice. on the other hand if you are a seller who has been sitting on the sidelines wondering when this can be a good time to hang your sign and try and fetch top dollar. back to you. >> expect the ipo to come in off or so. twitter becomes the most anticipated since facebook. interestingly mark zuckerberg was asked if twitter should file for an ipo during an interview at the conference, here you see it, as he came out to talk to the crowd. he says he probably was not the person to ask about how to ipo smoothly. a as long as twitter sticks to its business it's a wonderful

idea. >> thank you so much. big win for undocumented immigrants after the state legislature passes a bill that would grant them the right to a driver's license. one of two bills passed is expected to impact million of californians. good morning. >> reporter: i'll start with a slrks 60 the bill that governor brown says will enable millions to get to work safely and legally. it would make california the 11th state to allow immigrant who is are not documented. the special license will be marked with dp for dlavers privilege n stead of dl. he hopes this will send a message that immigration reform is long past due. the other bill was pumped. california's minimum wage from $8 an how far to 10. the raise would happen gradual

ly. we are still a few years away. here is a look at some pros and cons. estimates show a $10 increase would increase by $4,000 a year. it's expected to but put nearly $3 billion in the economy. as many as 68 thousand jobs could be lost by the year 2023. when governor brown signs this into law. california will have one of the highest minimum wages in the country. washington state is at the it top at $9.19 an hour. >> that sounds decent. my firt job i mate 3.75 an hour. >> moving up. >> living large. >> big spender. >> couldn't get the dates.

>> sure, sure. guy's nonnational. even oprah called him out. i'm just saying. 61 in livermore, 59 degrees in san francisco. if you don't know what i'm talking with google jon kelley. we have a good looking day shaping up essentially on the water. today looks good for the laut regatta. have you seen those stipes, quite impressive on the bay. this morning rinds are robust out of the west. for us that means we're going to see a weekend factor. you might want to pull out a coat, running 3 to 5 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. you're at 60. this is what we expect this afternoon out there, 64 degrees by 10:00 a.m., 67 degrees a mix of sun and clouds at noon. the race starts at 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. then angel island.

it should be spectaculaspectacu. bob was our skipper. 75 in fremont. 66 in san francisco. so a lot of people headed to the city we also have the oakland raiders. they are going to be in counsel, we'll have that forecast coming up and i'm a proud member of the raider nation. who is your team? >> nil never cross any raiders fan. even driving past the poll seem i got scared. looking here because on the maps we have traffic through the area but we're looking at west mission boulevard connected to 880 slow. i do have a report of a crash at the mission i want ching there. it sounds like it's off after north 880, but this is developing as chp is involved. may as many as four vehicles

there. we didn't see anything in the live camera. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. no big issues, ends with this map here, reports of a stall. >> coming up, the u.s. and russia continue talks on ser eighty's chemicals. a live update how things are going. >> the president stepping in. when help could arrive all in a live report. hey lena, what ya looking for? well, you've found delicious! ♪ ♪ if you wanna go and fly with me ♪ ♪ it's buzz the bee on your tv ♪

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welcome back. happy friday everybody. talks between u.s. and russia resuming this morning as the two countries try to nail down details of a plan to remove and destroy syria's chemical weapons. tracie potts live now on capitol hill, she has all the details how these talks are progressing.

good morning. >> reporter: hi jon, good morning. secretary kerry said before he went into the meetings but no big break through between the u.s. and russia how to get rid of these chemical weapons in syria. syria's president and the u.n. ambassador they are taking steps that they joined the organization that oversees the treaty that bans chemical weapons, but he says assad says, that he's not going to turn over information until the threat of the u.s. strike goes away and president obama has already said those ships stay in the mediterranean for now. that's the environment in which the minister of russia and secretary of state kerry are trying to work. talk through today and possibly tomorrow, if things don't work out, if they can't come with some concrete specific solution on how to jump start this process, the two will sit down again later this month in new york. live from washington, traity potts. back to you. >> we'll keep a close eye on

this. thank you very much. >> we also continue to follow developing news, the president calling for federal aid in colorado. thousands of people told to flee the rising flood waters in boulder county. that's where jay gray is. what is it like out there, jay? >> reporter: well thankfully we're getting a little break from the rain right now. what i can tell you, though, is more is expected and it's certainly not what they need. let me show you what all the water is doing. you can see the raging waters that have really washed away the road here. it's done a lot of damage to the community and that's a scenario playing out across the region right now. evacuations are continuing, we know that at least three have died as a result of these storms. as the sun comes up we've seen a few people venture out to get another look at what's going on here. the rain is still going to come through the weekend as we talk about, it's going to add more water to a mix that's been deadly and it's still dangerous,

laura. >> thank you very much. it is amazing to see the devastation. the rescues they made, the lives lost because of that. >> the car and truck flipped over, the houses collapsing. and again, three people dead so far. >> and more rain headed to that neck of the woods as well. boy, in our neck of the woods very nice. we can't complain. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, happy friday to you guys. always looking good through the rose colored glasses of friday even though i want to point out it's friday the 13th and we've had a few hiccups on this show this morning to prove that. make sure you give yourself plenty of extra time. the good news is we made to the friday. temperatures are beautiful. like i've been pointing out we are the envy of the nation expecting another round of significant flight delays along the northeast coast of the nation. and we're going to keep tabs on that. everything looks pretty good.

i'll keep you posted. i'm with you all the way until 11:30. 61 degrees in livermore. 61 in san who saxt 60 to start in gilroy so it's comfortable. this is what we're looking toward as we head throughout the day. those winds are going to transport that beautiful ocean air all the way inland and even in livermore today, a little below seasonal averages, as we head throughout the week you have one beach day that's a touch better than the other. i'll show your seven-day in a minute. 86 in livermorement 83 in concord and 76 degree, what a beautiful day shaping up in oakland. so if you're going to be headed out to the super yacht regatta, the america's cup finals are september 21. we'll be live from there as we get through next week. for today i don't know if you had a chance to see those yachts throughout on the bay. they are pretty nice out there. pretty nice. 67 degrees out there on the san francisco bay, at 2:00 about 69 degrees. and let's talk about what we're expecting as we get into sunday. hopefully those yachts are going to stick around as we head

throughout this upcoming weekend when a lot more people can get to the city. to enjoy them. temperatures are going to be comfortable. all the way throughout the extended period. we hit that sweet stride and so if you like what we've been s f serving in the weather department. the only caveat is it's a little foggy. speaking of which you got to get to work to get to the weekend. let's check on the drive with mike. >> don't be foggy minded we have these folks. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. we have both sides of the fast track lanes slowing. there was a crash in lane two here as you approach the toll plaza. we don't see it. i wasn't able to see it on our other camera, we see the backup. some sort of activity going on. so there is a build getting into the city. that's typical on a friday. it will build into the afternoon. the map will show you the east shore freeway, we had the earlier issue debris around

university avenue on ramp. we're at the limit as you come through berkeley out of richmond. easy drive for the maze. a nice flow as you look toward tri-valley we have slowing for west 580, no major issues, the build out of the altamont pass. all the way down into 680 and sunol a nice flow of traffic. as we move into the south bay no problem into or out of sunol. it's around the truck scales i told you about an earlier crash, now the chp cleared incident reports. it's filed as done but it was around the mission boulevard interchange and there may have been enough to cause that slowing for our sensors. i looked at the live camera. no lanes looked like they were block but mission showing a slowdown. north 101, the build for 680 to 880, typical. then after, more build but so far things are moving smoothly. we'll wend the peninsula shot for 101. the peninsula no problems on 101

north past the shopping center at university, all the way up to san mateo. christina talking about fog so keep that in mind especially over the bridges. back to you. >> thank you very much. it's 5:47. four men in india have been sentenced to death by hanging after being convicted of killing a woman they gang raped on a moving wisconsin last december. a 23-year-old woman died of her injuries two weeks later. the case sparked outrage across india and pushed for laws to protect women. after a trial that lasted nearly seven months the court convicted the four men. lawyers for the men say they will appeal. >> this morning we have new video of an attack and suicide bombing near the u.s. consulate in afghanistan. early this morning unidentified forces drove a truck up to the front gate of the u.s. consulate and started fighting at the gate, then blue that truck up.

no americans were hurt. but two members of the afghan security force died during the attack. the fight we can tell you is now over. the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan says all consulate personnel are safe. three friends of the accused boston marathon bombering arraigned together today in boston. two of those men are accused of hindering the bombing investigation by taking a back pack and a lap top from the dorm room after the incident. the third stands accused of lying about it. all three were arraigned previously but since the new indictment charges all three together a new hearing is required. >> hayward police investigating a homicide after the body of a hawaiian tourist was found on the back porch of a boarded up home. police say marcus brown was found last thursday on the back patio of aome near the intersection of b and fourth streets a few blocks from foothill boulevard. he was lying face down suffering

from major head trauma. police initially thought he was homeless until his family friend reported him missing to police. officers are treating this case as a homicide. >> following an intense and rough battle some promising news on the wild fire burning on mt. diablo. firefighters they expect to have this one contained by some time later today. at last check the so-called morgan fire 95% contained. that is great news. the fire scorching more than 3100 acres. cal fire says it started by somebody target shooting out in that area. they stay investigation is on going and for the record it is not illegal for property owners to shoot guns on the land as long as they do it in a safe manner and they also take precautions. another setback here will delay the san jose earthquake's new stadium from opening until 2015. the "mercury news" reporting the 18,000 seat stadium has hit another construction delay. it would be the second delay in

three months for that facility which will be located across from the international airport. quake officials tell us they expected to play in the new $60 million stadium at the start of next season, but when builders started excavating the site they found concrete vaults deeper than expected. the stadium opening has now been pushed back to at least 2015. >> well, it is friday the 13th and this interesting flight landed in finland. call it the flight to hell. if you will. with hell spelled hel. >> i hesitated. flight ay 666 took off after 3:00 this morning and landed in helsinki. pilots have joked about the coincidence but none they say were worried. friday the 13th and 13 aren't considered taboo in other countries but it was flight 666.

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welcome back everyone. good friday morning to you. returning to his roots 49ers coach jim harbaugh is set to be at pali high in the opener. coach harbaugh graduated from palo alto in 1982. he will act as honorary captain for the coin toss. it's the team's first game in its renovated stadium. back in his high school days

harbaugh was voted most athletic. >> of course he was. >> exactly. the pregame ceremony will start at 7:00 and the kickoff is at 7:30. >> the 49ers have a big game against the seattle seahawks. good luck. if golf happens to be your game, scott mcgrew is your man. raetd ready to give you golfing gadget advice. >> i feel like bob hope. this gadget friday, a small sensor. it attaches to the back of your golf glove and tracks your swing. invented by guys from apple, former apple engineers, the golf sense monitor. it sends data to an iphone or ipad using a space age sensor, tracks not just the speed of the club but the path of the swing that golfers pay attention to like tempo and swing plane. what you're going to see, like a 3-d modeling of your swing that

you can look at in 3d space. like you have several television cameras. i really like these. interface is clear t guys thought it out. as you point out or they point out rather, you can't fix what you can't track. you don't have to have a friend holding the ipad. because what you can do is say you're at the driving range, you can take your iphone and set it down, it's got really big numbers so that when you are taking some swings you can look and see where you're at. i know what you think, don't hit your phone. so yeah, don't hit your iphone. as you take that swing you see the numbers on your iphone. nice big numbers that tell you what happened and what you need to adjust. often your friends say a little bit to the left or you know, bring it up higher. this is new marek. >> we didn'ty open it up. >> in fact, let me tell

enthusiasm is actually brent cannon's 9 iron. which means she out on the links going 1, 2, 3, 4. >> he's not on the links this morning. >> that's why you're smiling. >> nor does he know i stole a club. >> 5:56. christina loren is here to tell us about another nice day. >> good day for golf and we have a good weekend for football. how many golfers does it take to change a light bulb? 4. 75 in treatment and 66 degrees on the way to san francisco. mike inouye, always has the answer to those jokes. oakland, this is what we expect. your rain is forecast come this sunday. good conditions out there. tailgating at noon. 68 degrees, by 2:00 p.m., 70, 4:00 p.m., 77 degrees. they are taking on the jaguars. we'll have more of your seven-day forecast, tell you what to expect and talk about

what's happening around the bay coming up. first your drive. here he is. >> we're looking toward the bay bridge. right behind the trees is where the chp flashing lights stopped somebody so that jams up traffic back to the toll plaza. there is a crash in the number 1 rain. so we'll watch that. we'll stay with this camera, right back to the desk. >> thank you very much. 5:57. taking flight the adventure that would make the crew proud. >>and happening now, firefighters mopping up a fire that could affect how you get your morning cup of joe. the latest from the scene. >> recovering, the jersey shore hit again, but this time by a massive fire. a large portion of the boardwalk reduced to smoldering ashes. what we're learning this morning. [ wind howling ]

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starbucks up in flame. the rest of the strip mall saved. new details from the scene of the early morning fire next. >> fortunately we were able to contain it. i don't even want to think about what would have happened if we didn't stop it there. >> unbelievable out here. the iconic new jersey boardwalk ripped to shreds again. we'll tell you about the fire that's now wiped out dozens of businesses that they just rebuilt after superstorm sandy. we'll also tell you about the last-ditch effort by firefighters that prevented even more damage. >> a new round of evacuation orders overnight as more rain fuels flooding in colorado. and bringing it back to the bay area, temperatures to start nice and comfortable. plenty of upper 50s to low 60s. i've got your weekend forecast and we're taking you