under fire for one of its job listings. why you must have published 25 books and have experience as a national tv anchor to apply. and good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. you made it to thursday. we have some changes coming your way. building ocean breeze means a cooler day on tap and father's day looking fantastic and big-time warming heading your way as we get into next week. i will break down the microclimate details in moments. a bit of a wait over here at the bay bridge toll plaza we'll sort that out as well as the two crashes in your northbound direction, coming up. the lights glistening on this thursday, june 12th, this is "today in the bay." good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let the school administrations

know that they are upset that a student accused of sexual assault is not being expelled. after a five-month investigation the student is not a threat to the campus and allow him to finish his senior year. the school administrators will withhold his degree for two years and until then he cannot enroll in grad school. the alleged victim says stanford is dragging its feet. >> he is walking away from his undergraduate career with almost a complete lack of consequence for forcibly another student. >> over the last week hundreds of students rallied behind francis and demanding better services for assault victims and mandatory expulsion for sexual assault attackers. perry is facing criticism for comments he made during a speech at common wealth club. stephanie chuang joins us with more on what the governor said. good morning, stephanie. >> good morning, kris.

right here is the commonwealth building here on market street and here is where governor perry spoke last night. he was really focused on energy independence, but it was what he said compared to alcoholism to being gay. that drew the gaf-- thank you commonwealth for attending and all those attended who tonight. the interviewer asked governor perry if he believes homosexuality is a disorder to which he replied whether or not you compelled to follow a particular lifestyle or not, you have the ability to decide not to do that. i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic, but i have the desire not to do that and i look at the homosexual issue the same way. again, that did reportedly draw an audible response from the audience. governor perry made that comment after he was asked about therapy, which is intended to

change sexual orientation. the texas republican party supported lack eed language th give people access to the therapy. perry didn't know if the therapy actually worked. in addition to the commonwealth club he visited stanford where he spent time with condoleezza rice, he tweeted out a picture of that. governor perry in sacramento spending time driving around tesla on twitter tuesday he posted, the only way to make this car faster is to make it in texas. really, that's the kind of language we're used to hearing from governor perry here in california during his previous visits. trying to get tech companies to move to texas. live in san francisco this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." california ride sharing companies have two weeks to stop giving rides to and from airports or risk being shut down. "today in the bay" bob redell is live outside san jose international airport, these

companies are not playing by the same rules as the taxi companies. >> and the rules, good morning to you, kris, say you must have permission from the airport. this is something that is required of conventional taxi and limo services. as our investigative unit reported last night mobile on demand companies are skirting those regulations, picking up and dropping off fares at sfo without paying the required permit fees and without permission from that airport. now the california public utilities commission told several transportation companies they have two weeks to knock it off or shut down their businesses. they've also received complaints about this happening at airports in los angeles and san diego. in many instances they don't have the proper signage on the side of their car and some don't have proper insurance.

in a statement to the "chronicle" uber said it spent a lot of time trying to secure whatever is needed to operate at the airports and disappointed that they're not letting the process take its course. again, the state giving ride sharing services two weeks to comply or else. reporting live here, bob redell, "today in the bay." we do have breaking news at 5:05 and a police standoff this morning. s.w.a.t teams are out at the intersection of ward and girad right next to highway 101. live at the scene, what are you learning out there this morning? >> good morning, laura. we are out here in san francisco where police are negotiating with a suspect who is barricaded right up the hill in the 100 block of ward street. officers tell us that the man in his 30s is barricaded inside his home. apparently he was involved in a domestic violence dispute earlier this morning.

officers came out to this home where he is barricaded. they are also using a lot of different resources. the fire department is here, the s.w.a.t team is also out here. so, there is a lot of police activity going on in the 100 block of ward street. police have asked us to stay right below the hill and they told us they will come out here and give us more information and we'll continue to gather more information to bring you the latest. "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, we'll look forward to that. for now, we can look at the forecast of meteorologist christina loren. little breezy, at least in the south bay, christina. >> just as we counted on the wind picked up and that's what cooled us off kris, laura, and everybody at home. you have the kids for summertime. if you want to get them outdoors, not too hot and it will be hot next week. comfortable conditions for that. today's weather story cooler with a steady ocean breeze.

all day long, my friends. let's dive into your forecast for this thursday, after all, oh, so close to father's day weekend and also a lot of world cup events happening right here in the bay area absolutely free. we'll go over the forecast in just a moment. right now the south bay nice, clear start to the day and same clear start over the golden gate bridge. we are expecting low cloud cover to move in as we head throughout the next couple hours and it's not able to settle in because of the wind out there. another light round of fog and a beautiful, sunny day with cool conditions as the ocean air keeps pumping onshore. that is the weather story i want to tell you. turning windy at the coast by 3:00 to 5:00 and then a comfortable evening coming your way. 8:32 is our sunset time and that's when you make your way home from work getting ready to enjoy the friday and weekend temperatures. trade these numbers in for the 80s as of tomorrow and we'll keep you warming you up as we get into the all-important

weekend. mike can help you get out that ont door on time. good morning, mike. >> here's what works in our house, let's get going. what works in your house? the cash lanes were backed up, but all the cash lanes are open now and a smooth drive. we'll look at your map and this is your approach down the east shore freeway and both directions 880 and 580 both coming through oakland are at the limit and good flow of traffic. in the city, looking at this. just off of ward street and it's just off of 101. this does not affect a third or bay shore boulevard that is getting off the freeway. that is the closest interchange to 101 and police activity where we continue to follow that standoff in san francisco. across the bay northbound 880 and the earlier slow down we saw has cleared and still a crash at the off ramp and freeway moves up towards the san mateo bridge which across the bay moves very nicely, as well. approaching dixon landing and

the earlier crash completely off to the shoulder, no slowing and that blip will likely clear and we'll track that for you, as well. across the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. slowing off of the altamont a live look at the dublin approach and westbound does show you typical pattern of traffic moouving very smoothly. those headlights in the screen, dpis. send it back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. city college of san francisco may get more time to turn the school around and keep its accreditation. the school got a negative evaluation back in 2012 and since then a long legal battle over deadlines to fix the problems there. an education commission proposed a 24-month restoration period that would give the school more time to comply with creditation standards. 5:09. santa clara university issued an apology in response to questions about a controversial job

posting within the school's english department. the job posting listed very specific requirements. according to yahoo! news, the department wanted applicants to publish 25 books on specific topics. know a lot about water conservation. but it turns out the school already employs someone with all those qualifications and he is being considered for that position. the position was mocked on twitter and removed from the job site. the school responded in e-mail to the website inside higher ed. in part it read "scu is an equal opportunity employer and every application is reviewed. the goal of this particular ad was to make it clear as possible to all applicants that the bar for this particular position is very high." the school goes on to say "we apologize if this attempt at clarity caused anguish for any of our applicants." >> you're staying here for now.

5:10. why lebron james stands to make millions of dollars off that apple beats deal. a car narrowly misses a man at a new york city gas station. we'll show you what happened, next. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and public service and television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate.

5:13 right now. the former b.a.r.t. police officer will be back on the stand tomorrow to face more questions. the officer is being sued by dprant's father who says he can no longer have a relationship with his son because of what he did. during his criminal trial he

testified he accidentally grabbed his gun instead of his taser and shot grant back in 2009. yesterday in court, he also said he thought grant was reaching for a gun. lawyers for grant's father said the shooting was intentional. a huge chinatown was denied bail yesterday and will stay in custody until his trial. accused of money laundering and plotting to to steal stolen goods. ch he got awards for his work from mayor ed lee. a corrective solution to the expensive housing market it is a group called hip housing and putting unlikely room mates under the same roof. 72-year-old could not afford to live alone, but had extra space. 21-year-old salina cannot afford to pay $2,1 a month.

it is called hip housing and an arrangement that more people are asking for. >> i love her she is a beautiful, sweet lady and reminds me so much of my family back home that it was a perfect fit to be honest. >> for every one home provider we have we have five people seeking. that's the largest ratio we ever had in our history. we just have more demand. >> hip housing does criminal background checks and income verification on the clients. the nonprofit operates right now in san mateo county. it's 5:15 right now. when apple's $3 billion deal to buy beats electronic goes through one basketball player plans to make a lot of money. lebron james will receive more than $30 million in stock when that deal is done. james reportedly received a small stake in beats electronics after he started promoting those headphones back in 2008.

amazon is getting ready to enter the music streamic market. seema mody is live with that and a look at the rest of the markets. good morning. >> stocks fall sharply on wednesday and the dow and s&p 500 posting their worst day in five weeks while the nasdaq had the biggest decline in two weeks. traders point to the world bank which cut forecasts this year. data out on unemployment and the dow dropping 102 point and nasdaq moving six. amazon will launch a streamling music service. access to thousands of songs without being bothered by ads. neither will songs from the biggest labor which has artists such as kanye west, taylor swift and lady gaga. >> thank you, we'll see you later. one of the richest men in silicon valley will hit the links playing caddy at the u.s. open. professionally scott mcnealy is

the co-founder of sun microsystems but there today to help his son. maverick is a sophomore at stanford and he tees off at 5:46 this morning. >> that's kind of cute. >> now, if you were playing golf with your dad ahead of father's day, eyou might wonder what the forecast is. >> you might want to let him win. 5:17 now, or give him a few extra. a good-looking day shaping up. i can tell you right now, this weekend will be good for golf. not so great for golf even though the temperatures are there today, the wind is also there. unless you're a straight shooter, i meean a really straight shooter. you have an uphill battle out there on the links. i will tell you later on tonight we will return to calm conditions by tomorrow, which means more fog, more low cloud cover and this might be your only chance to check out what's left. here it is, already getting socked in with fog. this just occurred.

the moon right there and completely full as we head throughout tonight. this will happen earlier tomorrow and isn't that just glorious this morning over the san mateo bridge. meanwhile you can't see it at all in the south bay and gary in technical operations trying to find me another shot. here in the south bay, though, these cooling clouds a welcome sight and that will keep you from using your ac today. only end up in the upper 70s even in the warm spots. 56 degrees in san francisco and 55 in the east bay and we're starting out at a comfortable 57 degrees. in san jose, on our way to 74 and it's hard to beat that. as you know, june is one of the hotter months in the bay area. 77 degrees for the north bay and we'll return to that heat as we return from this weekend. gradually but we will be back in the 80s for saturday, sunday and monday. in the south bay, upper 60s to low 60s as we get into saturday, sunday and monday in san

francisco. i can tell you right now, a lot going on. i've done the work for you. i can show you where you can take dad for free and great events happen and stick around for that and here's mike and your drive. >> over here in palo alto, northbound past willow avenue and all the way up towards the belmont area, no problems over there. as you pass sfo give a shout out to this area right here reports of a truck having gone through the area and dropped some rocks off the trailer there and reported by a few cars headed through san bruno but clear by the time we get to this city. a note if they have to run a sweeper, but doesn't sound that they're going to do that. a note for folks. this is unusual slowing that you'll see northbound 880 approaching tennison road. an earlier crash off the freeway is affecting the freeway. car smack under to a guard rail and affecting the onramp, as well as one of your right lanes there. stay over to your left and continue on, as long as you

don't have to use tennison, you're just fine. a predictable build with a little slowing through livermore and no surprises and north bay southbound 101 coming through san rafael and morning commute, the north bay is moving at speed, guys. no big drama. we'll get that easy drive. >> thank you very mump. one of the police officers who was killed in sunday's deadly rampage in las vegas will be laid to rest today. he was having lunch with his partner when the couple burst into the diner and shot them at point blank. they moved to the united states from war-torn bosnia when he was just 13 years old and his family members say he always wanted to be a police officer ever since he was a boy. he was married in 2009 and has a son who will turn 1 in july. the funeral for his partner will be on saturday. 5:20, lance armstrong will be forced to testify under oath today about his use of performance enhancing drugs. armstrong will give videotape

testimony about what he did or did not use when he won the tour de france seven times. suing the cyclist for $12 million it paid in performance bonuses. last year armstrong gave sworn testimony and it provided the names of the people he says helped in his doping. how's this for living on the edge. take a look at what's happening on a lake in texas. foundation barely keeping this home from tumbling into the water below. you can see straight into the bedrooms. the ceiling fans still spinning. luckily no one was living at the home at the time that this started to collapse. but the home was condemned months ago. the cliff below has been deterrierating ever since. check this out, an elderly driver has a medical emergency and smashed right into a gas pump in new york city. the other driver just manages to get out of the way in the nick of time. he happened to be an off-duty police officer so he rushed back to the disaster to pull the

ederly driver out of the wreck and then the entire pump burst into flames burning two other nearby cars. six people in all were hurt in that crash, all are expected to survive. >> my goodness. look at that. how quickly that happened. 5:22 right now. how you can view the world cup with hundreds of other soccer fans. all coming up next.

welcome back, everyone. a very good morning to you. thursday morning, we like to call it friday eve as we take a live look outside from the east bay overlooking oakland. lights glistening there. we'll check the forecast in just a moment. >> friday eve. >> we love our weekend. we're like chip and dale out here, no, you, please.

offering fans a place to watch the game in a very large crowd. >> four games will be aired at plaza de cesar chavez where things get started at 8:30 in the morning. on sunday three games in good company starting at 8:30 in the morning. on monday, it is the u.s. versus ghana starting at 2:30. we bring you a special throw-back thursday. >> do you know who this young soccer star is. >> take a look at him playing for his country later today. it is none other than namar. just 22 years old and he's already won 2013 confederation cup for brazil. this little guy would grow up to become a midfielder for the u.s. national team. kyle beckerman. look at the little suit on him. cute. 32-year-old can be spotted on the field by the trademark

dreadlocks. his first ever world cup appearance. >> posted this photo last christmas. that is a midfielder who is relatively new to the u.s. national team. >> that's so nice. >> moms have to love that, right? >> all moms do. they drag out the little pictures. want to check in with meteor also christina loren. we need a cute baby picture of you. >> i have many to choose from. i can help you out in that department. just kidding. you know what else moms love, they love dads. all about dads this weekend. good-looking weather for your outdoor plans and maybe dad's a soccer fan. outdoor viewing parties right here in the bay area and you can bring, cesar chavez plaza, temperatures are going to be nice, bring your sunscreen. 69 degrees for football at noon. here's mike and your drive. >> really emphasizing the outdoor parties. put some sunscreen on, as well.

the cash lanes on the bay bridge approach and no other problems and we don't have all the cash lanes opened just yet and that's late. we'll track that and look at your maps. approach out of the maze, that's just fine. again, watch the left approach lanes. and no problems for the rest of the bay and easy drive across, send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:27. the man accused of carjacking and then attacking an elderly woman finally caught where officers found him, next. plus, firefighters spent the night spraying down hot spots in livermore. the late night blaze that had many people on edge.

texas governor rick perry in hot water this morning after he compares homosexuality to alcoholism. the controversial comments, next. plus, we continue to follow breaking news in san francisco. a standoff situation in the city this morning and our reporter on the scene is talking with

police. she has a live report coming just ahead. and fierce wind in the forecast for today, but that is going to lead to early clearing and temperatures so cool you won't need your ac. not just yet. weekend warm up ahead. we'll take you through your forecast. and spotting a trend you're not going to like this one. the cash lanes on both sides of the fastrak lanes backing up at the bay bridge. the crash over in hayward affecting 880. live look outside on this thursday morning. little hazy there. look at old glory blowing in the wind. it's thursday, june 12th. this is "today in the bay." and a very good thursday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm kris sanchez. rick perry is back in san francisco and once again making waves not for trying to convince tech companies to move to the lone star state but for remarks

he made about homosexuality. stephanie chuang joins us live from san francisco and he compared homosexuality to alcoholism and folks were pretty shocked to hear that. >> yeah, good morning to you, kris. the governor speaking at the commonwealth of california here on market street and supposed to focus on economics and energy independence and drew the most attention when he made the remarks compared to being alcoholic to being gay. that was just last week when the texas republican party adopted a platform language that would give people access to reparative therapy, reparative therapy is intended to change someone's sexual orientation from gay to straight. governor perry said he didn't know if the therapy worked. here is the picture from his twitter, if you can take a look at that, showing him front and center at the commonwealth club in the city. according to the chronicle, the interview asked him if he

believes homosexualty was a disorder? the texas governor replied, whether or not you feel compelled to follow a particular lifestyle or not you have the ability to do that. i may ihave the genetic coding to be an alcoholic, but i have it desire not to dothat and i look at tit the same way. perry delivered his usual message while he's been here in california trying to convince tech companies to move to the lone star state. we have some video of him in sacramento driving around a tesla saying the only way to make that car faster is to make it in texas. now, again, for the reparative therapy issue. the texas republican party has adopted would fly in the face of what goes in california here because it's already illegal in this state to allow minors access to that kind of therapy. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thanks, steph. 5:32.

protesters will be at stanford to express their anger over the administration's handling of a student accused of sexual assault. after a five-month investigation, the school decided the student is not a threat to the campus and will allow him to finish his senior year. school administrators will withhold his degree for two years delaying his grad school plans. hundreds of students have rallied behind the victim demanding better services for sexual assault victims and mandatory expulsion for sex assault attackers. the man accused of beating and carjacking an elderly woman in el cerrito is under arrest this morning. tips led investigators to oakland where they found terrance hardy and took him into custody without incident. stealing a woman's car over the weekend. the woman was treated for a broken collar bone, broken ribs and injuries to her face, but she should be okay. her car, however, still has not been found. 5:33. firefighters spent the night

camped out in livermore to make sure a stubborn brush fire didn't burn up. in a creek bed near a housing development here sunset park. it started just before 8:00 last night burning four acres. it was the second time firefighters were called out to that area yesterday alone. >> we came earlier for a fire today and we put it out and when we came back to check on it, it was all out and as we left, we noticed that we had a smoke column and this thing had taken off. >> a lot of people were coming out kind of scared of it hopping investigators still trying to figure out how it started. after an overnight crash wrecked several lanes. 880 north of 98th avenue in oakland. it's unclear exactly what happened there or how many cars were involved, but we do know that at least one car flipped. investigators say everyone is expected to be okay.

police say they're still not sure what caused a deadly car crash in the neighborhood of san jose. this happened around 9:00 last night near parma park. investigators say the driver was thrown from the car when it smashed into a tree. no one else was in the car at the time and no other vehicles were involved. investigators are looking into the driver, only identified as an adult male was drinking or doing drugs prior to that crash. san francisco police are trying to negotiate with a suspect who barricaded himself inside his home. s.w.a.t teams are out at the intersection of ward and girard right next to highway 101. so is lucerno benitez who is live at the scene. what are you learning so far? >> good morning, laura. learning more information about the standoff happening in san francisco right now. we do hear that the man may be inside the home with some children, but we're still

waiting to learn more details from police. we have been asked to stay at the intersection, but right up the hill on the 100 block of ward street that is where there is all the police activity in the 100 block of ward street. right now officers are still negotiating with the barricaded suspects. apparently they're dealing with a man in his 30s who was involved in a domestic dispute somewhere else a few hours ago. not clear on when police arrived at the home and if the man lived at this home, but using several resources like the s.w.a.t team and the fire department, hopefully to end this in a peaceful way. police tell us that they will be giving us more information later on this morning, we will continue on the scene to bring you the latest details. live in san francisco, lucero benitez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. 5:36 and lucky we can turn off the air conditions and spending a lot of money the last couple days. >> fresh air in the bay area is fantastic. >> the wind is helping to get that air moving inside your

house. now, today the wind is going to be fierce. i love what the fashion world did for the word fierce, it makes it sound so awesome that this wind is coming in like tyra banks is going to come arolling through or something. it will impact that giants' game out there. it is a day game. we'll get into that forecast in just a second. start with the wind speeds coming straight out of the south and relatively strong sustained at 22 miles per hour, for example, in concord. 15 miles per hour in oakland and strengthening throughout the day and what will happen is that wind is going to be really, really strong today at at&t park. 12:45. 56 degrees and going to be cold and keep the clear sky, but cold conditions and then you couple in that wind and you're talking about a wind chill factor of 50 degrees. if you're headed out there, bring your shades and your jacket. cool conditions and we're expecting the wind to potentially pick up and carry that ball out towards center field. if you don't have tickets yet

and want to catch a pop up, that is your best chance for today. 74 in the south bay and beautiful conditions here and always about a give and take in the bay area. cool at the coast means nice and comfortable in the summertime and the late spring, oh, your inland valley spot and 77 degrees. what a great day in the north bay and 71 for the east shore. just days away from the official kickoff of summer. the 21st of the month. talk about the warming trend to accommodate that kickoff. right now, though, let's talk to mike about your drive. >> christina, i want you to look at the screen right here. our chopper is over this. the overcrossing. chp vehicles are at the, well, the fence right here. a car came off the freeway going a little too fast and made its loop around and reportedly hit this fence right here. this overcrossing and the freeway below it. this railing hanging over the edge and that's why they closed the collector road affecting the on and off ramps and a slower drive across the bridge there. also one of your northbound lanes closed and that's at the

northbound 880. look at that, waiting for repair crews and let you know how this affects your drive on surface streets. let's look at the map and slowing in both directions because of the crews above the freeway. a smoother drive for 880 continues and watch this as the commute is building for now around the bay. bay bridge toll plaza cash lanes backed up for both sides. coming off the carquinez bridge, one lane blocked here for your emergency repair work that happened early in the morning and online closed and fastrak still a big advantage. now that the century dome theater is considered a citylandmark, a developer making new plans for that site. landon donovan despite being left off the team, he's still taking part in the world cup. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and

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will vote on who will replace eric cantor as majority leader. the top three two texans and a congressman from central california. tracie potts is live on capitol hill this morning and what are folks saying about who has the lead? >> kevin mccarthy is certainly a favorite from california because he already has the number three position and he is the majority whip and has the support of eric cantor. cantor said in his news conference yesterday that he thinks mccarthy would make an outstanding majority leader but two others very interested in that position. pete sessions want to replace

eric cantor. pete sessions who land against mccarthy for that number three position. this is a rematch for them. the vote is scheduled to happen one week from today on the 19th of june, next thursday. trying to get this done fairly quickly so that the focus going into the elections won't be a party that's been split. the tea party, the conservatives and the moderates and the focus will be on trying to get those candidates to win and hold on to their majority in congress. >> will be interesting to see what happens. thank you very much, tracie. new this morning for the second day in a row police in south korea are raiding a religious compound looking for the man they think owns the ferry that sunk in april killing more than 300 people. they are looking for the church's co-founder who is wanted on embezzlement, tax evision. investigators think his corruption contributed to its sinking. police in phoenix are scrambling this morning trying

to track down the gunman who broke into a church and killed a priest. phoenix police say they got a burglary call at the mother of mercy mission just after 9:00 last night. when officers arrived they found a priest shot to death. a second priest is also attacked and in critical condition. it is unclear if he is also shot. one of the cars reported stolen was found nearby and no arrests have been made. safety officials in cupertino are putting together a plan to protect the city from a floodriggered by an earthquake. they say an earthquake could easily cause the stevens creek reservoir to fail. this weekend volunteers will knock on 2,500 doors in the danger zone and ask permission to put people's cell phone numbers into an alert system. this map shows what would be the path of destruction from up in the mountains through town all the way down to interstate 280. city leaders say the plan is to send a mass text message to everyone in the alert system if that reservoir ever failed. >> the worse case scenario water

coming into cupertino within 25 minutes. we have a window opportunity to inform the residents that you have so many minutes to evacuate from your house. >> now, that same system could also be used to give warning of other natural disasters like a wildfi wildfire. the county already has an emergency alert system but the city wants everyone in the danger zone to have their own system, as well. state regulators say ride share companies like uber-x and lift aren't playing by the rules and only have a few days to comply or face being forced out of business. bob redell, this problem stems from pickups and dropoffs at the airport. >> you're right. good morning to you, laura. the rules require you must have permission from the airport and a permit to operate a ride service to and from airports. this is required of conventional ride services like taxies and a limo companies but as our i-unit reported last week, mobile on-demand companies like uber-x,

side car are skirting those regulations, picking up and dropping off fares at sfo without paying the required permit fees and without the permission from the airport. so, now the california public utilities commission has told several transportation network companies that they have two weeks to stop doing this or they'll shut down their businesses. the problem is not just at sfo. also received complaints about this happened at norand the dris don't have the proper signage on the side of the car and some don't have proper insurance according to the state. in a statement to the chronicle uber said it spent a lot of time to secure whatever is needed at airports and disappointed that they aren't letting this process take its course. again, the state giving the ride services two weeks to start complying or threatening to take away their permits, which would prevent them from operating. reporting live, bob redell,

"today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. 5:46 and christina, no pressure, it's father's day, but more importantly, perhaps, it's flag day on saturday. >> that's right. >> old glory, and i'm not talking about the dads out there. 5:47. we have a good-looking weekend shaping up. flag day, not going to be as eventful as it would be if it were occurring today because we actually had some wind and we'll lose it over the weekend, but the wind is pretty fierce out there. i can tell you right now, it will likely impact your drive to work, if you have a high-profile vehicle and you're headed over the golden gate bridge, hold on tight to your steering wheel as the winds are picking up and against the prevailing direction. you're sustained at 22 miles per hour and gusting to 45 miles per hour from time to time and that is a strong, sustained wind speed. your temperatures not too bad and little chilly when you factor in that wind chill factor and that 56 degree temperature in san francisco feels more like

52 and you will need your jacket hit only 60 in the city. in san jose, cool, mostly clear start and breezy conditions today. we're talking about the upper 70s coming our way. windy at the coast, meanwhile, breezy conditions for your inland spots and clear and comfortable this evening and your sun will set at about 8:32. temperatures work like this. 74 for the south bay and 74 degrees aalong the peninsula today and meanwhile 77 out in the north bay and 71 for the east shore and 77 degrees in the tri-valley. let me show you where we're headed, stay nice tomorrow and bring up those temperatures a couple degrees and then between friday and saturday, numbers do start to hike up. we're at 81 degrees not too bad in the south bay and really comfortable conditions for father's day and 81 not too bad in the south bay. you can take your pick of outdoor activities. want to tell you about hurricane cristina, now, this is a -- i know, i know. i'm not just talking about myself this time.

actually a hurricane out here and, you know what, it has reached major hurricane strength. as of right now a category 4 storm and it will weaken as it continues to move over some cool water by friday. we're looking towards just a depression. that's the good news. kind of like me getting all fired up and then simmering down. over to you, mike. >> cristina, oh, my gosh, look out. let her calm down, folks. she's good. she's good. she is like a little storm. over here, the bay bridge, the cash lanes are the ones that are backing up. the fastrak lanes not a problem and an easy drive, 5:59. metering lights turned on in the next few minutes because of the volume holding steady. and the map a little further north. the carquinez bridge as you're coming across and we have your left lane closed. already your right lane closed as you're approaching and that will slow you down and another crash clearing and hercules is

cleared. the rest of your bay looking relatively smooth for the flow of traffic and hayward north 880 at tennison. video from our chopper a few minutes ago. the car that hit it did not fall down. it got pulled from the area. did not go down that embankment, but one lane closed on the northbound side of 88. little slowing expected as the commute builds, but the southbound side is your commute direction and that's where you're already seeing a little slowing. south bay tiny bit for 101 and no big surprises for the tri-valley. send it back to you. south bay developer says it's come up with alternate plans for historic dome theater. federal realty has a lease to develop around the century 21 movie theater. the plan would preserve the building right across from santana row. however, federal realty wouldn't go into some of the details. earlier this week they designated the theater a city

landmark. u.s. soccer star landon donovan will be part of the world cup, after all not on the field but in the broadcast booth. donovan made his on-air debut with the analysts last night and provide analysis before and after the u.s. games and also during halftime. >> no kidding. well, the world cup will be an uphill battle for the u.s. national team, to say the least. how bad? well, for starters, the group that team usa is nicknamed the group of death. >> yikes. germany ranked number two in the world and portugal number four and ghana has eliminated team usa from the last two world cup competitions. this is the only group in which all four teams made it into the knockout round in 2010. america's first game is monday against ghana. yikes. today is throwback thursday with a world cup theme, can you guess who this is? the game face may give it away.

ronauldo, one of the most successful and hottest soccer players in the world. he will be playing for portugal. >> cute then and cute now. >> guys that star on the international stage. this picture taken back in 1991. tim howard, 35-year-old grew up in new jersey but currently plays for the english club everton. this team usa soccer player posted this photo on instagram with the caption, the beginning. >> getting ready to make his first ever world cup appearance. that is a game face. >> no kidding. 5:52 right now. coming up, a recharge at starbucks. we're not just talking about the caffeine. how the company plans to power your phone, next. >> thank goodness.

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welcome back, everyone. 5:54. in the company's latest filing with the sec, we learned go pro plans to sell almost 18 million chairs at about $24 a share. that would value the company at close to $3 billion. the company appears to be taking care of its employees letting it sell its shares immediately. no word on the exact date of that ipo. starbucks wants to help you recharge your battery literally. the coffee team is teaming up with duracell to roll out free phone charging stations nationwide. in san francisco next, starbucks has this service the last year in boston and here in san jose. you must have a wireless capable charging phone or a phone case with a supplemental battery. they don't want us hanging around the outlets any more.

>> just going to sit on this couch for a little bit. ice drink today, christina, or should we go hot? >> you can kind of take your pick this morning because we are going to see a nice, comfortable day. temperatures at about 77 degrees. room temperature, hot, cold, it's all going to work out. kind of like katy perry's song. temperatures looking good out there for today. we'll end up in the 70s for the warm spots and i promised you some free events happening for dad if you have not yet made those plans one of those events, father's day kite day at kite hill on sunday berkeley comfortable conditions out there. 3:00 p.m. bring the sunscreen and 78 degrees and there will be enough wind to get those kites flying high. as we head throughout father's day a car show, what dad doesn't love a car show? 81 degrees at 8:00 p.m. out there. >> my kids are always telling me that, okay, go fly a kite, dad. over here looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where all

lanes showing a backup and no metering lights reported on and i'll say they're on in the next couple of seconds. the smooth drive off the carquinez bridge and all lanes opened up to the earlier repair work and watch b.a.r.t. ten-minute delays and some sort of equipment problems. back to you. popular bay area bakery is branching out, we'll tell you where it is headed, coming up. the world cup kicks off in just a few hours, a special tribute at one iconic landmark in preparation for that month-long event. an update to breaking news. police are involved in a standoff in san francisco. we do have a crew on the scene. the latest details coming up.

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surrounded and street blocked. shocking comments in front of an audience. good thursday morning to you, we have the coolest day of the week ahead. building ocean breeze by tomorrow, temperatures are going to warm up a touch, but your father's day looks fantastic. next week, we crank that heat. we'll take you through your microclimate forecast in moments. plus, the backup at the bay bridge is filling in all your lanes on the approach and also have a lane that is closed as you come through hayward. we'll talk about that coming up. a live look this morning, it's thursday, june 12th. this is "today in the bay." very good morning to you, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm kris sanchez. police have a san francisco neighborhood surrounded as they try to coax a