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

your bay bridge with people slowly commuting to work and maybe thinking of spooky thoughts. why? it is friday, it's also friday the 13th. and this is "today in the bay." >> it's 6:01. good morning. thank you as always for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening now firefighters now just leaving the scene of a one alarm fire at a starbucks in san ramon. this is inside a shopping center close to interstate 680 on ramp on crow canyon boulevard. firefighters tell us no other businesses were impacted by that fire. and no reports of injury so far. the cause of the fire is under investigation. right now let's get to you the developing story out in colorado where new evacuation orders are under way this morning for 4,000 people living alk+ boulder creek.

there has been so much rain the last few days people were told to move to higher ground after a witness spotted a 30-foot wall of water that was heading toward the outskirts ever boulder. the good news is the "denver post" reporting that the surge flattened out before hitting the city. this morning rescuers struggling to reach dozens of people in mountain communities who are trapped by all of this flooding. right now at least three people reported dead, another person missing. and the deadly storm dumped more than seven inches of rain in boulder county. president obama has signed an emergency declaration for the affected areas. freeing up federal aid to allow fema now to coordinate disaster relief efforts all over there in that boulder county area. it has been difficult. >> we have new details about a massive fire that swept through the jersey shore boardwalk. gutting all 32 businesses in

seaside park. this is new video from an nbc helicopter. you can see most of the boardwalk is just a total loss. it's so sad. hard to believe. fighters actually still on the scene drenching hot spots with water. overnight a fire spokesman talked to the media saying the fire quickly spread fanned by 30 miles per hour winds. as a last resort firefighters had to actually cut a trench into the boardwalk which had just been rebuilt after superstorm sandy. the spokesman says emotionally crew kansas as are holding up dl of the damage. >> our guys are pretty tough like they are anywhere in new jersey. emotionally i think everybody is pretty sound. after what we went through with hurricane sandy, you know, what else can happen. >> firefighters say the fire is now contained. so far no word on the exact cause though it appears it

started near a frozen custard stand. >> unbelievable the bad luck they are having. closer to home all lanes on southbound 101 in san jose had reopened following a fatal crash. a car hit a pedestrian near brokaw road. this happened last night. officers say the driver did stay at the scene and is cooperating. two southbound lanes were immediately shut down. both were reopened by about 1:00 this morning. the cause of this crash remains under investigation. >> new video to show you of an accident that knocked down a light pole on capital expressway between story road and ocala avenue. the vehicle hit the light pole early this morning. you can see a damaged car, crews are working to fix the downed pole which possibly has exposed

wires. >> we want to tell you about a couple of major changes from the state capital. governor brown expected to sign a bill making it a law soon allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for a driver's license. he is expected to sign a separate bill raising california's minimum wage. marla tellez right now in the newsroom. good morning. >> good morning. both bills past late last night. the one, ab 60, grants undocumented immigrants the right to a driver's license. even the bill's author, he was prepared to put the legislation on hold until next year but no need to, the assembly approved it. 55-19 and the senate. 28-8. the bill says it's up to the dmv to determine what documentation will be required for an immigrant to receive a license. once the paperwork is complete they will receive a special

license marked with the initials dp, driver's privilege. the license will only serve as an i.d. for driving, not meant for employment, voting or public benefits. the other bill that's now green lighted would raise california's minimum wage to $10 an hour. it's at $8. the raise would first bump to $9 next july, in 2014, and then go to $10 an hour in 2016. the high could be the first increase in more than five years. governor wroun says this bill is over due legislation. again he is expected to sign both bills into law soon. coming up about 6:45 i'll have more on the minimum wage debate, one side says this is going to pump billions into the economy. the other says thousands of jobs are going to be lost. >> we'll look forward to it. another seat back will delay did

san jose earthquake stadium opening until 2015. "mercury news" is reporting the 18,000-seat stadium hit a construction delay. it would be the second delay in three months for that facility street from mineta international airport. they expected to play at the start of next season but when builders began excavating the site they found concrete vaults deeper than expected. the opening has been pushed back to at least 2015. >> some like to call christina loren c-low. i'm going to call her dr. feel good. the forecast is so perfect. you keep all of us smiling and feeling the magic. >> just don't call me dr. phil. we need to talk. 60 in oakland, 62 degrees in sunnyvale. how is that working for you. pretty good. throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be

pretty comfortable. we'll see lenty of fog and low cloud cover. at the beach until about noon, then the sun's going to break through, we're talking 65 degrees in pacifica. all your local weechs only two fridays of summertime, we kick off fall on the 22nd. 69 degrees in half moon bay. and our warmest and sunniest beach this time of year, santa cruz action 72 degrees. that's room temperature. hour by hour detail, we'll be at 75 degrees at noon, up to 86 in the heat of the day. bay side 76 degrees and 67 degrees in san francisco. now i'm doing a fashion show tonight. silver creek, post all of the details on my facebook page. work it. you know, you know who knows how to work it. mike inouye. what have you got going on this weekend? >> tonight, i'm going to emcee a warm front here for west-áu val

community services in san jose. it's an annual position for me. outstanding. i'll put the information on facebook. thank you for asking. we're looking here. this is a nice smooth flow westbound very slow approaching the toll plaza. there was an earlier traffic break approaching the area. the first set of where the cash lanes and the fast track lanes are. look at the toll plaza camera. we were able to see flashing lights. all the way behind under that bright street light afwuv clock you see those. they have a couple blocked by some sort of incident approaching the toll plaza. chp has yet to get me the details. we're watching a big backup forming as you saw off the berkeley curve approaching the area off the maze.

this has a ripple effect to speed sensors off of the berkeley curve. 580 start to flow. north 880 should be okay. that's dp news out of oakland. smooth for the tri-valley. into pleasanton and sunol, smooth for 680. we end with the south bay, it's getting there up 680 down south to mission boulevard. back to you. >> thanks so much. coming up a aarea town with a language all of its own. >> can they say that on tv? >> bob is going to tell us why this home grown lingo may get lost in translation for good. >> the best selling car in the country, just not this country.

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rethink possible. the day's top stories. president obama signing an emergency deck ralation for boulder, colorado as heavy rains and major flooding pound the region. at least three people are dead, another missing. rescuers struggling trying to reach dozens of people stranded in the mountain communities. >> firefighters in new jersey are putting out hot spots on a huge fire that destroyed most of the boardwalk in seaside village. the fires gutted all 32 businesses. just reopened months ago after it as destroyed by hurricane

sandy. >> new jersey cannot catch a break. secretary of state john kerry meeting again today with his russian counterpart discussing moscow's plan for the syrian government to surrender its chemical weapons. the two right now meeting in geneva. russia's diplomatic push prompted president obama to hold off on plans for a u.s. military strike against syria. >> the talk of what a twitter ipo will do not only for the neighborhood but san francisco area in general. scott mcgrew, twitter dropping the news after probable ipo. >> with a tweet. what else appropriate is that probable that you threw in there. we do expect twitter to go through with plans for an ipo but they are plans at this point. and yes, a tweet, twitter's ceo tweeting we have submitted an s-1 to the sec for a planned ipo. this tweet does not constitute

an offer of securities for sale. twitter under the new jump starting our business start-up act, the jobs act which only became legal recently. so we'll get to see twitter's financials before the ipo but the secret filing, this confidential filing, allows the company to tweak the forms with the cooperation of government regulators without us looking over their shoulder. shares in yahoo! crossed $30 thursday, edging closer to where they were when microsoft made a play for the company. yahoo! famously turned down the $33 an offer share. yahoo! sit 32.27 a day after marissa meyer told the conference traffic to the sites increased 20% since she took over. and tesla opened stores in europe and in norway in particular, new sales data there show that tesla model s is the best selling car in the country

in september. kind of almost expect it would be. it's only been available in norway since the beginning of september. it will be interesting to see how the car per froms in colder climates. iphone c is now available for preorder, the website for apple working fine for the orders. zw we'll take one of those and one of those teslas. >> you have driven one. >> i have. nice. >> of course. very sexy ride. sounds good.k=y 6:16. one of the theng things i love about this job you learn every day. did you know 6,000 languages? now we're hearing an expert says some of those languages might be gone by the end of the century. >> that could include the native tongue spoken in a region a couple hours north of san francisco. bob redell explains on a road trip to boonville. >> reporter: went off to a place called boonville you know you're on the road to the middle of

nowhere. you might get lost. bring a map. and while you're at it. grab a dictionary. because you are definitely going to get lost in translation. hold on. sorry. i want to put the subtitlesen. >> where you were beginning again. >> that was funny. it's called bootling, a dash of english, mixed 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 we maining in the united states, it's on the verge of extinction. >> what's happening to your language? >> the face of the valley -- in english okay. the valley is changing. >> reporter: majority of the town used to speak this lingo.

now? >> lucky if there's 12. >> reporter: in part because the school stopped teaching it. >> we try to keep it alive. >> reporter: natives like ruben, rod, wes, just cannot interest the younger generation in this 106-year tradition though it's relatively easy to pick up. ricky chow. >> the bed springs squeaking. that's ricky chow. >> a tinkler. >> jiggling that glass of ice in it. you said he's a tinkler. well now an alcoholic is a tinkler. >> it's the history of our community. >> reporter: as more stop harping, this is one language that could end up hiking to the dusties. >> you know listen to that language it made me think of two things. my roommate in college when he

had too much to drink and also reminded me of eddie murphy doing his buckwheat. >> learning so much about john kel they morning. the secret talents. >> not really. christina loren, what's happening? >> we're looking good. i wish they had subtitles. koycht understand much what if they said. they have to do that on that show honey boo-boo. i'm just saying. san jose, mostly cloudy conditions out there. to kick off a friday, and you have made it. we have a distinguish looking day shaping up. part of the reason is because of the low clouds are standing all the way inland. you know san jose is waking up with a full deck of clouds. flight delays at about an hour. good news is we're the only major airport across the nation reporting delays. but we'll expect more thunderstorms in the northeast for your get away friday. 61 degrees in livermore. 58 in san francisco. san jose at 61 so.

let's bump this up, take through the lunch time hour and temperatures are going to warm. i want to show you on your contour map where you see this yellow that's cool ocean air. livermore 20 miles to the north in antioch, much warmer so we're going to see the marine influence today, tomorrow all the way throughout the upcoming weekend. 86 degrees on the way to places like livermore. a touch below seasonal averages. you want to hit the beach, the sun's going to come out earlier. 87 degrees. 83 on sunday. beach cities pretty hild, upper 60s to low 70s all1"$ñ weekend . let's check on the drive. that is picking up out there. >> it's looking bad especially for a friday. this is the berkeley curve. this is where the signs going to the bay bridge or to the maze. we do have a very slow drive around the bend and coming off of 580. theish ju just under the

overcrossing at west grant there is a crash. they had to run a traffic break, stopping all traffic. now lanes getting by again but it's backed up. you can't get free until you get to the east parking lot. so everybody is stuck getting over there. we're talking about a slow drive past emeryville and the movie theaters around the workly curve. you see that slowing as you head west. north 880 gets you past that. over to the pay bridge which is light. the approach coming off of the maze because of what was called a sigalert. another half hour to clear that injury accident. it's a lighter flow around the bay, highway 4 not bad and bay point. you see a short stretch. then you recover before you get toward that area. good stuff there. we'll look out for a live look across the san mateo bridge. a good number of cars westbound

toward the high rise and the peninsula. noish views and the bridge itself, san mateo and we'll talk about fremont. as you travel westbound. there was an earlier crash. fremont police addressing what we're told is a big rig. and we have some slow driving heading south, 680 and toward mission blood alcohol level over to 880 that is an issue. if you want to stay clear use the parkway north. from 680 over toward the freeway. into the south bay without any other delay, starting to build north 101 from 680 up to 880. >> thanks so much. >> 6:22. coming up, life imitating art. how about p the plot of a pixar movie going to brand new heights.

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there we are, right on time. this morning a look at the nasdaq and the nyse as we look at the opening bell. one of these days, the vibrations are starting to flow, likely we'll see twitter opening that opening bell because the san francisco bay media site says yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's about to go public. good morning everybody. as always thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have a team in place with new details about the twitter ipo. christie smith is live in san francisco. let's start with scott mcgrew. scott, twitter has proven itself as a cultural force but the ipo really a chance for the company to prove itself as a lasting business. >> it is going to have the funds to last. the company has generally one shot, any company generally one shot to raise money in the public sphere with an ipo selling parts of itself to major

investors. we don't know how much twitter is looking to raise but we figure the company's worth at least $10 billion on paper so they would want to raise more. facebook raised $16 billion in its ipo. twitter filed its plan under that you new jobs act. you can't see their financials yet. you will of course before their debut on the market. that will probably come in november. so let's check in with christie smith. she's live at twitter headquarters. business is watching this offer very closely. >> reporter: you bet they are. good morning. for san francisco standard this is is a quiet corner. you have a coffee shop around the corner, you have a credit union and now across the street you have twitter headquarters. construction workers putting up new condos in the neighborhood tell me that having the twitter ipo plan might rub off into more demand for them. that's what they hope, that the

media giant is making moves to public means hundreds of twitter employees could have a lot more money to spend. real estate agents say it's the perfect place for young millionaires, one penthouse near twitter headquarters is listed for $1.5 million. inventory is low, demand is high, restaurants in the area also seeing more traffic from twitter workers coming in. sometimes in groups of 20 coming to eat. i spoke with one worker building apartments. he thinks others will see a nice pay day too. >> it's good. we need more jobs. good for twitter. this building they have been work on a long time. just put up that twitter sign. they just put that up. they have been working on it. that's good for the jobs and the economy for sure. >> reporter: on the other hand, you have all of these tech dollars flowing in that coko#be more of a challenge for regular families without stacks of cash nearby but for sellers, who have

been on the fence, this could certainly be a good time to make a move. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, scott, back to you. >> thank you. the building in soma and in china basin has been extraordinary. silicon valley parlor game speculating what twitter's symbol will be. more importantly what exchange will it trade on. facebook premiere on the nasdaq a little problematic. nasdaq had several problems since including hours> interesting to see what the ñ at. >> november probably. >> you know what the best pickup

line is going to be, hi, i work for twitter. >> smooth. >> scott, thank you for the update. >> update him with the forecast from christina loren. >> a lot of people are going to tweet about this one, the super yacht regatta out on the san francisco bay. you can see here plenty of low clouds to start the day. i told you about the flight delays out of sfo, those will likely continue. we'll keep you 6updated throughout today show. 61 in san jose, 61 in gilroy, 59 in san mateo. 58 in san francisco. where all of the superyachts are going to be racing later on today. this is what we're looking toward. just for the effect. we're talking about 64 degrees at 10:00 a.m. 67 degrees at noon, and 2:00 p.m., 69 degrees. they are headed between pier 27 to sausalito and on the way to angel island.

it should be spectacular. a lot of sunshine coming in. that's a pretty comfortable at 2:00 p.m. in the city. we're talking about with 69 degrees. elsewhere this is what we're looking for. 86 degrees, this is right about at seasonal average. 76 bay side at the coast, 67 degrees, stick around, we're going to tell you what else is happening around the bay area and i have the seven-day forecast coming up in my next report. if you have to leave now, mike's here to help you get there on time. >> good morning folks. i hope you go then if you have to go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you have a wait holding you up. it's west 80 as you approach the toll plaza, that had the sigalert. all lanes have cleared as far as the accident but we have the backup. that released all of the folks held up at west grand avenue. the berkeley curve, we see traffic has recovered so no more backup here. it only took about five minutes for this to start clearing. also slow off of 580 and the maze. but again, friday lighter volume of traffic, recovering nicely here. maps. the maze shows the lag off 24

you still have the slowdown because of the ripple. it takes a while for the clearing to show up. and we do also have nice flow across the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. no big surprises for these guys. a quick look at my buddy allen, found you this. we told you about the crash on mission boulevard westbound as you approach 880, there it is. fremont still covering that and we have a number of lanes as you approach past the mall and there you see a lee's sandwiches. i wonder if they are still there. a slower drive off of 680 over to 880 so use durham to the north. that's a better transition and keeps you clear of this. they have the big rig hooked up. thank you for getting that. back to you guys. >> pull over and get a túsandw. the contentious negotiations between b.a.r.t. and its unions showing no signs of getting better. major negotiations are expected to start next week, b.a.r.t. has met separately with its two largest unions to deal with

smaller issues. during its meeting b.a.r.t.'s board decided against offering some of the agency's budget surplus to workers. if a deal is not reached by october 10 b.a.r.t. workers are expected to walk off the job. >> time is 6:37. much more ahead on "today in the bay." sentences announced in that gang rape case that prompted a wave of protests throughout india. we'll tell you the face of the four men convicted in that attack coming up next. >> we're taking you live to boulder county, colorado. look at that, we're getting twerd national guard moving in now tob. help so many affected the flooding there. massive rains. we'll have the latest updates coming up.

new this morning four men in india have been sentenced to death by hanging after being convicted of killing a woman they gang raped on a moving bus last december. the woman died of her injuries two weeks later. the case sparked widespread outrage across india and the world for that matter. and a push for laws to protect women. earlier this week after a trial that lasted nearly seven months the court convicted the four men of murder, rape and kidnapping. lawyers for the men say they will appeal the verdict. >> this morning new video of an attack and suicide bombing taking place 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. they started fighting at that gate and then they blew their truck up. no americans we can tell you were hurt but two members of the afghan security force died in that attack. that fighting we can also tell you is over at this point. the u.s. ambassadors to afghanistan says all consulate personnel are safe. 6:41. coming up, a bay area starbucks scorched in an early morning fire. but the strip mall around it is safe from damage. we'll have details from the scene next. >> and in new jersey, the tough times keep going. first the flood, now fire. we'll show you all of that damage out there at the boardwalk businesses ripped apart by superstorm sandy are again reduced to rubble after this massive fire. >> the morgan fire 95% contained

ñ we are looking good for more of that moist ocean air to keep pumping. a beautiful day shaping up. i have your weekend forecast. >> they moved this big rig but look that the backup. this is a problem connecting 680 to 880. we'll track the progress because there are cars on scene involved in the crash. more of the details. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university.

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no reports of a)!ñinjuries. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. all lanes on southbound 101 in san jose reopened following a fatal crash. the chp says a car hit a pedestrian near brokaw road last night. officers say the driver stayed at thei[ç scene and was cooperating. two southbound lanes immediately shut down along with a north first street on ramp. both were reopened by 1:00 this morning. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. and we'll check the status of the person that was hit. a big win for undocumented imi dwranlts after the state legislature passes a bill that would dwrant them the right to a driver's license. this is one of two bills passed last night that is expected to impact millions of californians. marla tellez has details on both. >> i'll start with 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 immigrants

who are not documented to apply for a driver's license. once approved, they will receive a license that will be marked with the initials dp, driver's privilege instead of driver's license license. the governor hopes this will send a message to washington that immigration reform is long past due. the other bill that also won approval would wump california's minimum wage/zw2%uár)uj current8 an hour to 10. the raise would happen gradually, first bump to $9 next july and then gogbpñ to $10 an in 2016. here's a look at pros and cons. estimates show a $10 minimum wage would increase earnings for 2 million californians by $4,000 a year. it's expected to put almost $3 billion into the economy. but opponents say as many as 68,000 jobs could be lost by the year 2023. when governor brown signs this

into law it would mean california will have one of the highest minimum wages in the country. washington state currently is at the top at $9.19 an hour. >> a lot of people getting a raise. >> we always get paid as christina loren says, in sunshine. we get more today. >> yeah. you know, i like to think laura and i play a little bit of a role in that, you as well, jon. we've got a good looking day shaping up. temperatures are pretty comfortable out there. 58 degrees, not a bay way to start the day. we have plenty of low clouds and flight delays at one hour. it is a getaway friday. show you what's happening. everything right now reported right on time. we could see more thunderstorm activity in the northeast, looks likely for today. we'll let you know if that starts to slow down your flight plans. as the 9:00 work crowd hits the road to get there on time things are looking pretty good. mostly clear conditions, here in san jose a lot of cloud cover

extending awe the way to the east in livermore. stop that clock again at noon, hopefully you can get out of the office on a friday and have lunch because it's going to be spectacular. temperatures at noon mostly in the 60s and the 70s, that translates to a day that's not too hot even in the warmest cities. 75 in fremont and 78 degrees in san jose. so it is a getaway friday. let's talk about what's happening. big sur, this friday and the next friday, the last two of the up isser time. 70 degrees out there today. 69 on saturday, and 68 degrees, beautiful conditions along the central coast. if you are playing in town, maybe you are a raiders fan. a lot of action across the bay area this weekend and great weather to accommodate your outdoor plans. 70 degrees at 2:00 p.m. o.co coliseum, 77 degrees and hey, don't forget you can also catch the 49ers right here on

nbc bay area, come fortable conditions if you want to watch the game. 83 degrees on sunday. that's your inland temp. overall we hit the sweet stride, no major changes. >> i like that. we're hitting our stride as well here for mission boulevard. it doesn't look like it because there is a stop light. it's also for the direction you're looking at. the good news is all lanes have cleared. from what i'm told there were four or five vehicles that cleared the scene so this is the connector between 680 where it's slow around into the backup, approaching mission, that earlier crash has cleared and that should mean a recovery. clear of all of this incident connecting you via durham, 880 down into the scene and past the area. the rest of the south bay, north 87 and 101 showing the build into downtown has become an

continue to build and now from the expressway and the auto mall. 85 shows the build. no big surprises there. a look at palo alto, a look for the peninsula drive. the volume starts to pick up but you're at the limit. all the way past university and into san mateo. a look outside shows you the bay bridge, the backup here, this filled in and clear under that overcrossing. the berkeley curve off the east shore freeway. a smooth drive out of the maze. it's right here as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. we have all of this but that's about about the worst. then the metering light, moving into san francisco. >> appreciate it. 6:50. new details about that massive fire that was sweeping duluth new jersey out on the boardwalk. these guys cannot catch a break. the bad luck unbelievable. this fire guts all 32 businesses. firefighters there still on the scene this morning drenching the hot spots with more water out there. remember, this is the same area

smashed by superstorm sandy a. fire spokesman says the 6 alarm fire, fanned by 30 miles per hour winds, as a last resort. the firefighters had to cut a wide trench into the boardwalk which had been rebuilt after superstorm sandy. >> look at this new video giving you a look at all of the destruction on the board walk. it's so sad to see. firefighters say the fire completely contained, no word on the cause though it appears it started near a frozen custard stand. >> governor christie said he wanted to throw up after seeing that. to a developing story in colorado. a new round of evacuation orders are forcing thousands to evacuate from their home. they have been hammered by rain. >> jay gray live in boulder, colorado, one of the hardest hit areas in the state.

'htjuz talk to you this morning. a little break from the rain here but that's not going to a little break from the rain here but that's not going to last according to wno carrierort encoder cf1 c0 look, there have been high water

rescues, again families moved to higher ground and officials say that's something that's going to continue here. we know at least three people have died as a result of these storms, one person is missing. and officials are concerned that that's going to increase. so they are really urging anyone and who is out and about to stay away from the rushing water, even just six inches can do significant damage, pick up a car, knock someone from their feet. that's a concern for a lot of the teams here which have been stretched to their limits working 24 hours trying to secure what they can. get people to safety in a situation that is historic here. when you consider they have seen more than nine inches of rain at this point in the last 24-plus hours. normally in this month they see over an inch so. nine times the amount of rain they see in a mot they have in over a day and it's pushing water into places it's never

been. something tee have to deal with for a long time here. >> exactly. that ground so saturated has nowhere to go. thank you, jay action for the latest. >> 6:54 now. a strange twist to tell you about. police will charge craig yuhara with manslaughter than murder. they don't think that the man was trying to kill daniel winslow when he fired his gun. winslow's body was tound found in a van. winslow and a friend were trying to retrieve a stolen truck when yu hara confronted them. they drove at yuhara who opened fire. police still looking for the man who was with winslow. >> police say they are investigating the death of a tourist as a homicide. police say marcus brown was found thursday on the back patio

of a boarded up home 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 thought he was homeless until he was reported missing. officers are treating this case as a homicide. >> following an intense difficult battle. promising news on the fire on mount dibl. they expect to have the fire contained by later today. last collect the so-called morgan fire reported about 95% contained. the fire we can tell you scorched more than 3100 acres. cal fire says it was started which somebody target shooting and they say the investigation is on going and for the record not illegal for property owners to shoot guns on their land as long as they do it in a safe manner and take the proper

precautions. >> keep your eye on this gadget. >> this gadget kind of a thriller, right. it's a small sensor that attached to the back of your golf glove. it tracks your swing. incredibly high 3d dimensions. it's called the golf sense monitor. it's a data collection device. it sends the data to an iphone or ipad and tracks not just the speed of the club but the path of the swing, more complicated that golfers pay attention to. expect to see this science of support. >> it's reasonable that sports will be changed forever with sensors on clubs, on rackets, on bats. we know that's coming. >> not only is he an inkred icr

ventriloquist. three d modeling of the swing as if it had been captured by many tv cameras. i love this user interface. the guys thought this out. you can't fix what you can't track. and you can see raw numbers. talking to jason, a little trivia. he has not only crossed the english channel on a kite board, he has the guiness world record holder for speed 18 team of crossing the english channel on a kite board. some golf gadgets are sketchy. >> that's pretty awesome. >> that needs to be tested out. >> there is the cannons are big golfers. >> snatch it off scott's des snk. >> i think it would be only fair. >> thanks so much. >> christina loren, no gadgets

required. tell us what's happening. >> good morning to you. i'd like to try that piece out for miniature golf. upper 50s to low 60s across the bay area. it's going to be a spectacular day. if it gets too hod, once the sun starts to set temperatures drop like a rock. we'll see a nice ocean breeze. at the coast, 67 and if you missed your seven-day forecast, we'll have it for you every 15 minutes. let's check your drive. here is mike. >> heads up. mission boulevard, the earlier crash cleared. all lanes are cleared so he has cleared as well. a little slow but now slower 680 approaching castlewood. there is a new crash involving a motorcycle. that distraction is always a problem south through the area. >> thank you. 6:58. a final check of the top stories for you. secretary of state john kerry meets again today with his

russian counterpart to discuss moscow's plan for the syrian government to surrender its chemical weapons. the two are meeting in geneva. russia's diplomatic push prompted president obama to hold off on plans for aus us military strike against syria. >> president obama signing an emergency declaration for boulder, colorado. major flooding there continue pounding that region right now. we can tell you at least three people are dead. another one reported missing. rescuers simply struggling to try and reach dozens of people strand independent the mountain communities. >> undocumented immigrants could soon apply for driver's licenses. it cannot be used for employment, voting or public benefits.

good morning, getting worse. record setting rains refused to let up overnight forcing thousands of colorado residents to flee their homes. a deadly surge of mud, water and rocks causes widespread devastation. we will go there live. >>fire storm, a massive blaze ravages the boardwalk at the jersey shore less than a year after super storm sandy. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here. i said to my staff, i feel like i want to throw up. >> so, can jersey be strong again? and up and down. an american trying to cross the atlantic prope o