injecting a bay area tech executive with heroin and leaving him to die. details in a live report. eyes on the road and off those phones. law enforcement out in force in one bay area county this morning. but you should do it all over the bay. across the bay, things look smooth. the update on slowing we see farther east, coming up. your options this weekend unlimited for outdoor plans. great weather coming your way. get rid of the monsoonal moisture first whenle cool ocean air comes back. microclimate forekooft is moments away. wednesday, july 16th. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the woman accused of shooting heroin into the veins of a bay area tech executive and then

watching him die will answer to several charges this morning. including manslaughter. "today in the bay's" bob redell live outside the courthouse in santa cruz where tichelman will appear in hours. >> reporter: good morning, though alix tichelman arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder, it's the d.a.'s office who has chosen to charge the lesser crime of manslaughter, telling us that, as of right now, thus far, the evidence doesn't support otherwise. and the main piece of evidence, according to the prosecution, is video that allegedly shows tichelman injecting the former exec with heroin and doing nothing to help him as he convulsed and died. the 26-year-old prosecute had an ongoing pay for sex relationship with hayes when the two met on his yacht. it was a surveillance camera on board his vessel that captured his death. hayes, 51 years old, married

with five children, had a long, successful career as engineer in silicon valley. this case, here on the west coast, has compelled police on the east coast in milton, georgia, re-examine another heroin overdose death allegedly involving tichelman, with a 53-year-old atlanta nightclub owner and one-time boyfriend, she told police she found him on the ground after she got out of the shower, after two had been drinking and shooting up throughout the day. here's a portion of her call to 911. >> i don't know, i think my boyfriend overdosed or something, like he's -- he's -- he won't respond. and he's laying on the ground. i don't know. >> okay. >> the 911 operator ended up calling tichelman to get more information about the status of her friend. held in santa cruz county jail

on $1.5 million bail. she's expected in court for her arraignment, possibly to enter a plea scheduled for later this morning, after 8:00. reporting live here in santa cruz, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> interesting to hear. bay area sex therapist says it's not unusual for rich, successful people, especially men, to seek out risky behavior. dr. elaine brady a certified sex addiction therapist in the south bay, treated many silicon valley executives. sometimes people in power feel like they need a release, even if it's not healthy. >> we all want to believe in the cinderella story and all want to believe that money will make everything all right. but the harsh reality is that power corrupts, nature demands balance, and for people who are engaged in the kind of dynamic,

high pressure work that we demand here in the valley, there's a price to be paid. >> if you know someone who's an addict, help is available across the area. city of san francisco, the city wants to sue to get that reversed. may have a case. audit found the commission is n inconsistent in enforcing rules in the state's 112 community and junior colleges. city attorney herrera filed suit, wants the state college board to take over the job of deciding whether city college should stay open ccssf was supposed to lose its accreditation at the end of the month but a judge delayed that pending an outcome of this lawsuit. peninsula seniors are losing their gym. they say they're not going down without a fight. 35-year-old ymca facility on page mill road slated to close

later this year. but at a community meeting today, ymca leaders can expect to get an earful. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us from palo alto, causing quite an uproar. >> reporter: it is. a small gym located in the basement of this office building here in palo alto. but already steady stream of members have started to arrive for their regular workout. many of them say it is like a second home to them. the 2300 member of the page mill road ymca facility found out last month the facility will close for good in october for financial reasons. in a letter, ymca of silicon valley told them the gym needs upgrade, including new heating and air-conditioning system and the board decided not to make the $2.8 million investment because they could not recoup it. members tell us they feel disregarded. >> if there's a money problem, they that should have been brought to us and we can figure out a way to do that. >> they mentioned they were

trying to serve the community better. this is a community and i don't feel they're serving us. >> reporter: many of the members of the page mill ymca are seniors. they're not out of the cold. ymca offering them three months for free at other ymca facilities, facilities where there are programs not own for seniors but family member of all ages. one member tells us he has no problem going to other facilities but other people do. tonight's meeting at unitarian universalist church in palo alto, west of needle field road, starts at 5:00. and it's likely to be lively because some seniors say they're going down swinging but if they cannot persuade the board to change their mind the facility will close for good in october. we have breaking news to tell you about overnight. a small fire at the chevron refinery in richmond, richmond firefighters tell us processing line broke overnight and started

leaking heavy oil. and the vapor from the line ignited starting a small fire. firefighters put the fire out quickly and no one was hurt. the refinery's trying to shut down the broken line now. crews have made quick work of a small vegetation fire burning just south of san jose. the two acre fire started last night on coyote creek drive and highway 101 near the golf course. no buildings were threatened. the cause is still under investigation. well, let's collect in with meteorologist christina loren for a microclimate forecast on a fine wednesday. >> good morning. it's a fine wednesday morning. we have that moisture in the air. yeah, your hair will be a battle trying to get it nice and polished. i can tell you this is the last day, as we head throughout the next couple of days. as of this afternoon, notice cool breeze returning. we've got a coastal eddy offshore bringing in showers, as

we head throughout the next couple of hours, this is expected to subside. then we're going to see a nice sunny finish to the day with cool pacific breeze returning. right now i want to zoom in, show you where the rain's coming down. watch out san rafael waking up and getting ready to hit the highway. it's slick through there. showers continue to press to the north towards sonoma county, we should be clear for the morning. san jose showing you mostly cloudy sky to start. a pretty sunrise as we head throughout the next hour. all of the live pictures across the bay area. san francisco and golden gate bridge not socked in with fog but you can see the visible moisture there. throughout the day, temperatures are going to be comfortable. when you factor in that breeze as well, 80 degrees in south bay, comfortable conditions for us. 78 on the peninsula. you'll hit 66 in san francisco. 82 for north bay. 70 on east shore for this afternoon. comfortable day shaping up in the tri-valley. we had 105 earlier this week.

84, nice looking day. we'll jump into the weekend forecast coming up. here's mike inouye. >> dublin, 580, good volume of traffic, typical on a wednesday moving westbound. we'll show you where that is on the map. a smooth drive westbound. farther east the slowdown out of the altamont and slowing towards livermore. speeds north livermore avenue just about 55. seeing that volume start to creep over the leading edge, just getting over toward high y highwayhighwa highwayhighway 84, no surprises. 680, around highway 84, came into chp a couple of seconds ago. they're not on scene. i'll track that. no slowing showed up on the sensors. northbound commute, routes kick in around 7:30, 8:00, we'll see that build there. here in the rest of the bay approaching the city from the bay bridge or the peninsula side, easy flow of traffic there.

san rafael, as quickly as we showed you, that has cleared and southbound commute starting to build for the curves at terra linda. take extra care on the roads today. officers and deputies in san mateo county taking part in traffic crackdown. there will be extra officers on the road looking for speeders, people not wearing seat belts and drivers using cell phones improperly. good advice. >> exactly, no matter where you are. an area near fisherman's wharf is shut down. >> because of a film crew shooting scenes for the latest film by the actor, the rock. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live in san francisco. not everybody happy. >> reporter: good morning. that would be mostly the merchants in the area, especially down at fisherman's wharf. just a few minutes ago, someone set up the signs you see here, road closure, supposed to go into effect at 2:00 in the morning. it's three hours late. police officers making sure no one turns into that stretch.

contrary to other reports, embarcadero, that street, the side street, closed off, not jefferson street the main street that runs here that most drivers use. look at the map, that stretch that is closed goes from powell here to taylor, again supposed to be closed from 2:00 this morning. does go until 1:00 this afternoon. trailers started arriving in of the last hour for makeup, wardrobe production, rest rooms and house cast and crew members. most of the filming for the movie "san andreas" is being done in australia but some filming being done in the city by the bay for a few days. filming started yesterday and set to wrap up around fisherman's wharf before moving to hyde street where there's a scene involving a few hundred extras. the movie is about an earthquake, as you might guess hitting california. the rock plays a rescue helicopter pilot who leaves a los angeles area to search for

his daughter up here in san francisco, hence the filming here. now a lot of parking on jefferson in the stretch powell to taylor has been taken away. we've got signs posted, no parking 2:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon today, wednesday july 16th. set aside for the many trucks that will be here for production. if you want it see san francisco in this film, you get your chance. comes out in the movie next june. so far, still no rock sightings. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it's early. >> nice treat for tourists. 5:12. tesla bringing sexy back. the new moves by the bay area automaker, next. >> lakers fan reaches out to jeremy lin, the special deal he's offering when linsanity lands in l.a. at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing.

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5:15, new this morning, russia has detained two subway employees in connect with the deadly train derailment in moscow. investigators say a new rail switch where the train went off the track was not properly installed. 22 people died and more than 100 hurt when the tranderailed yesterday. the crash is the worst in years on moscow's overcrowded subway system. germany is considering a new way to combat spying in the wake of the most recent u.s. surveillance scandal. politicians are seriously thinking about ditching e-mail and turning to manual typewriters for sensitive documents. recently the u.s. has been linked to a series of spying incidents in germany, including one involving phone calls by german chancellor angela merkel.

disru distrust is so deep the german government asked the american top spy to leave the country. earning season continues on wall street. we'll turn to mary thompson live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. looking ahead to the open on wall street, the futures markets are pointing to a higher open following a mixed section tuesday. investors were weighing upbeat earnings from jpmorgan and goal mand sacks with comments from the federal reserve that said valuations on tech and high flying stocks may be stretched yesterday the dow rose five points. the nasdaq fell 24. later this morning, we'll get information or data on the produced price index, manufacturing and housing. this morning bank of america reported better than expected earnings, once you take out items for legal charges. lastly, janet yellen will be testifying again about the economy on capitol hill. so that's what traders are

watching. tesla's new affordable car, not out yet, but we know it has a new name. tesla ceo revealed to auto express the new car will be called the model 3. there were rumors the car will be called model e, but musk told auto express he had to rethink that because the company has a model s and a model x. i think you can see the problem there. the model 3 slated to go on sale 2017 for $35,000, musk says the lower price will be made possible by cheaper battery technology. the company plans to open a factory to mass produce batteries. maybe in california. but even with that, a model s, e, x, teslas are pretty sexy. musk says the company will build the first space port in texas. location has to clear environmental assessment.

56 acre site near brownville spacex will launch the falcon nine and the facility will be capable of 12 launches a year, some for private individuals and businesses, other for nasa as well. amazing guy. meanwhile, in the rocket business -- >> it really is. it's amazing to hear and see. nice cars. >> yeah. really, really nice. you know what. >> let's help all of the wonderful people in the bay area, after all, we get to do the news reporting for some of the most influential people in the world and it, my friends, is an honor. 5:18 now. you know what? you might be wondering what do i wear today? let me help you out with that. 64 degrees in mountain view now. 63 in oakland. 69 half moon bay. temperatures are mild out there this morning. and they are going to remain that way the coldest point of the day. we're in the mid-60s. we can go sans jacket if you're

inclined. today temperatures aren't going to climb that much. as we see that beautiful onshore flow return to the bay area. for us, that means we'll be done with the monsoonal moisture, have one batch of rain pushing into sonoma county. then we'll be done with. this afternoon, lunchtime, mostly sunny sky. count on a lovely day ahead. the coast is mainly clear of low clouds. full sunshine sunshine for inland valley spot by 10:00 a.m. temperatures will drop even more so today. fog and clouds return late. tomorrow morning we are expecting widespread low cloud cover at this time. for this afternoon, beautiful day, losing clouds inland by 10:00 a.m. at the coast by around lunchtime. 70 degrees today. oakland, comfortable there, 80 for the south bay. peninsula 78. 66 with a cool breeze returning to san francisco. we'll talk more about that weekend in just a moment. i do want to tell you, though, temperatures are going to be comfortable. we will have this wind, the wind

is going to play a big factor this weekend at the coast especially. great for water sports, not so great in you wanted to hit the beach. some beaches will be pretty nice, though. i've got all of the choice spots ready to show you. first, let's check your drive, mike inouye. >> we've chosen the bay bridge toll plaza where you have more traffic, not a lot of concerns. typical pattern, easy flow here. cash lanes starting just a bit of a way. traffic in towards san francisco. another shot from emeryville, traffic moving smoothly, westbound, commute through treasure island, san francisco, clear view. low clouds hovering around but not a problem. not as much as it was yesterday. look at your maps and the approach says going into the city no problem. here in the rest of the bay, sought of the bay bridge, you're at speed as well. pick out a couple of things going on. southbound 680, a crash involving a big rig, still in the chp report but chp's not on scene.

sounds look a big rig on the shoulder as best i can tell and the traffic flow. that is your commute direction in sunol out of pleasanton. smooth drive for the tri-valley. watching roads and rails, no significant delays reported by any major systems. great drive. great ride i should say for folks taking mass transit. confusion this morning about a car crash involving oakland mayor jean quan. backing off an earlier claim that quan was not on a cell phone. use of the hand-held communication device by either driver was ruled out in the crash. police are saying that's an inaccurate statement. police say they didn't rule either way. quan denied being on the phone. the other driver says the mayor was on her cell phone, and the mayor ran a red light. the bay area's own jeremy lin getting a special eninvitatn

from a die-hard lakers fan. >> the grad traded from the rockets to the l.a. lakers. >> one fan decided to post an ad on craig's room, room available, asian-american nba point guard preferred. includes rent-free room, redondo beach close to the ocean, practice facility. it's like living in palo alto but by the beach. only catch is, lin, if it were lin would have to do his own laundry, pick up after himself and provide tickets to lakers games. >> do your dishes in the sink. >> smart idea. time now 5:22. coming up -- >> incredibly, i think, complex and well-reasoned and eyewitness view to the history of those four years. i think i speak for everybody when i say, no one cares, they just want to know if you're running for president. >> hillary clinton stopped by

"the daly show" offering details about her future.

new twist to this year's annual new york firefighters calendar. the first ever female firefighter will be featured. the 2015 cal zer went on sale and featured miss march. she's an 11-year veteran and one of 41 female firefighters in the department. she was determined to get into the calendar after seeing an open call for audition. she hopes to inspire more women to become firefighters. hillary clinton giving us the most revealing details about whether she'll run for president in 2016. >> the former secretary of state stopped by "the daly show" to get help in deciding her future. take a listen. >> i have a career aptitude

test -- >> this is good. this is good. i'm ready. >> so do you -- let me ask you, this is going to help you hone in on if you want to do this job. let me ask you a question. do you like commuting to work or a home office. what's your -- >> i have spent so many years commuting i kind of prefer a home office, that's where i wrote my book. it was on the third floor of our house. that worked. >> do you have a favorite shape for that home office? you like that office, let's say, would you'll like that office -- would you like to have corners or not to have corners, i don't know? >> you know, i think that the world is so complicated the fewer corners that you can have, the better. >> so it sounds like if i may, you've declared for president. >> that would be a clue to get

it done. great writing. 5:26. south bay street flooded with water after a luxury car slams into a hydrant. police issue a new warning after a woman fights off an attacker at a park.

fremont police look for burglars who took thousands of dollars of electronics from a bay area business and now the company cat is missing. plus, a new round of mosquito fogging today. west nile continues to cause problems throughout the bay area. we have a really nice stretch of weather ahead. that's the weather story of the day. but first, we've got to get rid of all of this monsoonal moisture. i'll let you know when the humidity will leave the bay area and what's in store for your all-important weekend in your microclimate forecast. >> looking here, delightful as

well, westbound 580 no problem. but folks heading towards 680, a crash. i'm tracking that through sunol. let's take a live look outside. overlooking san jose. look at that, sun coming up. gorgeous start to wednesday morning, july 16th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. today we could find out if the woman who investigators say watched a silicon valley tech exec die after she shot him up with heroin will be charged with murder. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the courthouse. alix tichelman will be there in a couple of hours, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. in a few hours, she is expected to enter a plea to the charge that she allegedly killed a silicon valley exec. right now she has been charged with manslaughter.

you might recall when she was arrested a week a half ago arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder. but the d.a.'s office tells us they charged her with lesser crime of manslaughter because the evidence doesn't support otherwise. the main piece of evidence is a video that allegedly shows tichelman injecting the former google exec with heroin and doing nothing to help him as he convulsed and died. tichelman had an ongoing paid for sex relationship with hayes when two met last november on his yacht in the harbor. a surveillance camera on board his vessel captured his death. hayes, 51, married with five children, had a long, successful career as engineer in silicon valley. this case has compelled police in milton, georgia, to re-examine another heroin overdose death allegedly involving alix tichelman. back in september of 2013, tichelman was with dean

riopelle, 53-year-old atlanta nightclub owner and one-time boyfriend. she told police she found him on the ground after she got out of the shower after the two had been drinking and shooting up throughout the day. here's a portion of her call to 911. >> is he awake? >> his eyes are open but no, he's not awake. >> is he breathing? >> yeah, he's breathing on and off. [ bleep ]. >> okay. why do you think it's an overdose? >> because there's nothing else it could be. >> accidental i intentionally? >> i think accidental. accidental. >> tichelman is in custody, held in the santa cruz county jail on $1.5 million bail. she's expected in court at the courthouse. that hearing scheduled to start around 8:15. live here in santa cruz, bob redell, "today in the bay." 5:32, new this morning, expensive car caused quite a

mess in san jose. take a look at these pictures. a driver in a jaguar slammed into a fire hydrant. it took crews 30 minutes to turn off the water. no word on what caused the jaguar to hit the hydrant. san jose police trying to track down a person who stabbeded a man on a popular trail, the guadeloupe river trail. near the children's discovery museum. security officers at a nearby business called police after finding that victim, police say that man was severely hurt. in mountain view, police looking for a man who groped a woman near pioneer park. this happened around 10:45 sunday night. the woman was walking home, a man grabbed her. there have been selveral report of women groped on the peninsula. police don't think it's the same attacker because descriptions are different. police in fremont looking for whoever broke into a tech business stealing tens of

thousands worth of computer equipment the iturner networks on fremont. the thieves got inside by cutting a hole in the metal rollup door, getting away with 100,000 worth of computer components. the company's cat, who lived inside the building, is missing. some peninsula seniors who may be losing their gym say they're not going down without a fight. 35-year-old ymca facility on page mill road will close later this year but at a community meeting today, ymca members will have a chance to speak their mind. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live from palo alto with why the facility means so much to the ymca members. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a small facility. it's a gym, adults only here in the basement of the building behind me. it's an office building. but for a lot of folks, they say it feels like a second home, just talked with a gentleman who has been working out with the same group of friends for 15

years. the 2300 members of the page mill road ymca found out last month the facility will close for good in october. the board says for financial reasons. in a letter the ymca of silicon valley told them the gym needs upgrades including new heating and air-conditioning system, and the board did not deem it necessary to make $2.8 million investment it could not recoup. many members tell us they feel disregarded. >> if there's a money problem, they should it been brought to us and figure out a way to do that. >> they mentioned they were trying to serve the community better. well, this is a community and i don't feel they're serving us. >> reporter: many of the members of the page mill ymca are seniors but they're not out in the cold. ymca offering three months free membership at other ymca facilities but they are family facilities where the frprograms are not only for seniors but people of all ages.

tonight's meeting at unitarian universalist church on charleston road in palo alto, west of middle field road. that meeting starts at 5:00. it's expected to be lively because many of the members say that they are going down swinging then have a lot of questions how the board could deem there's a financial move. they're going to demand answers tonight. they cannot persuade the board to change their mind, the facility will close for good in october. in palo alto, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." update to breaking news right now. crews at richmond's chevron refinery working to completely shut down a broken processing line. new video, fire crews at scenes what appears to be white smoke is normal steam from the plant. firefighters tell us, when they arrived on scene after 2:00 this morning, the line was leaking oil. they say vapors from that oil somehow caught fire. but flames were quickly knocked down. nobody was hurt. the bay area's fighting back against the west nile virus.

vector control crews will fog for mosquitos along the martinez waterfront. the work will begin tonight at 8:30 weather permitting. this is the third time the county's fogged for mosquitos. one person in contra costa county has been infected with the virus. 5:37. this morning a judge will hear final arguments in the battle over public access to martins beach. silicon valley billionaire bought the property along the popular beach in 2008. he locked the gate on the private road to keep beachgoers away. the surf rider foundation says he needed a permit from the county or the coastal commission to block the road but says he never got one. a ruling could take several weeks. >> he claims he has the treaty of hildago to back him up. christina loren this morning. >> good morning. we've got plenty of beaches. you know what? this weekend is going to be

comfortable. some of your favorite bay area beaches. as usual, warm spot down in santa cruz, monterey comfortable. but we're going to be humid for the first part of the day. as we get into the afternoon, we're going to lose humidity. it's already fading fast. as i widen out for you, stop the clock on radar, real-time, you can see one little batch still on its way to sonoma county but lingering over marin for the next 30 minutes to an hour. san francisco, mostly cloudy, same overcast sky to start the day in emeryville. look what the a beautiful sunrise taking shape here in the south bay. it's going to be gorgeous. cameras strategically placed across the bay area. we will show you that sunrise. this morning, 6:00 a.m. straight up. we're on our way to low 80s in the warm spots. just to motivate you through the

day, a preview of your weekend temperatures staying steady, not too hot, really comfortable. south bay at 80 saturday and sunday out in the tri-valley mid 80s. that's it. san francisco, mid-60s. mike. >> we have cameras all over to position one here at bay bridge. toll plaza backing up with cash lanes. fas-trak no problem. metering lights another ten minutes. we'll track that. look at maps. we'll see approach here off of 24. east shore freeway. easy flow. slow pattern developing for west 580. no drama toward dublin. south 680 highway 84. earlier crash, no details but big rig involved. smooth drive for south bay and peninsula. 5:39. immigration showdown comes to a head on capitol hill today. latest developments in a live report. plus, philippines recovering after a deadly typhoon.

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you're watching "today in the bay." time running out as republicans and democrats try to reach a compromise to tighten up border security taking care of an influx of undocumented children at border. all needed to be done before they leave on summer break next month. "today in the bay" brian mooar live on capitol hill with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: president obama has requested $3.7 billion, and it doesn't look like he's going to get everything he wants. house republicans today are calling for a surge of national guard troops in streamline deportations to battle the immigration crisis at the border. >> hopefully, by the end of the week, we'll have a better idea of how we might move ahead. >> reporter: democrats want to care for underaged immigrants until sent home. >> how does an 8-year-old make a credible case without assistance of an attorney, without getting

documentation necessary to make a case before the judge? >> reporter: lawmakers have the next two weeks to find middle ground, bun bipartisan plan pushed by two texans, congressman henry cuar and north john cornyn. >> it's going to double next year unless we deal with this. >> when congress wants to do something, they can act quickly to get it done. >> reporter: far from the capitol, the immigration issue has divided a small arizona community. some welcoming a few dozen underage immigrants set to be detained, some not. >> what if one of them is bad? we don't know. >> reporter: but both sides looking to washington for action. republicans have not officially revealed their plan yet, but it appears they will be asking for more policy changes than democrats may be willing to give. scott? >> i know you say not reveal their plan, but this idea of national guard, it's not a matter of catching the kids really, is it?

it's a matter of what do we do with them once they're there? >> reporter: well, it's a two-fold thing, scott. one is putting the manpower on the border, sort of as a human stop sign, go back, don't cross, at least don't cross here. the other is, once they're there to take some of the pressure off of the border patrol agents who are having to take these kids from point a to point b. essentially act as a nanny. >> help process. brian mooar, live in washington. developing now in the middle east, israel intensifying air attacks in the gaza strip following yesterday's failed egyptian cease-fire proposal. after nine days of fighting the number of dead is up more than 200, with more than 1,400 wounded. leaders in gaza say israeli warplanes have been targeting homes of hamas officials. after rejecting the plea deal yesterday hamas, the group that

runs the daz gaza strip ramped rocket launches. a strong typhoon wreaking havoc in the philippines. ten people dead, many killed by falling trees, power lines or crushed by collapsing walls. the eye of the storm is bringing heavy rains and winds topping 100 miles ahour to the capital of manila. parts of the philippines struggle toing recover from the typhoon last november. that storm killed more than 6100 people. this morning, 20 people hurt, 2 seriously, after a south african airways flight hit severe turbulence on its way to hong kong. medics were waiting to help the injured. three of those were crew members. happening now, hollywood in san francisco, crews filming the latest hopefully blockbuster starring the rock.

>> stephanie chuang live in san francisco. filming shut down an area near fisherman's wharf. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. not the main street here, jefferson, right here, but embarcadero is closed. you see the road closure signs. police officers making sure people don't turn in. so it should not impact traffic. i spoke offcamera with a crew. josh the photographer will show you that arch over there, they will be shooting a scene in the film that involves that arch, special effects a cruise ship behind that and apparently, this movie, about an earthquake, a tsunami will take the cruise ship and it will wash into the golden gate bridgen that's one scene they're shooting in the city. trailers did start arriving in the last couple of hours. these are typically for makeup, wardrobe, production, rest rooms and house cast and crew members. most filming is done in australia, but filming in the city by the bay for a few days.

filming to wrap up this area before moving on to a different san francisco location, including russian hill, next week for addai day or two inclu hyde street, a scene involving a few hundred extras running down the street in a panic. one quick note, fisherman's wharf, a lot of parking on jefferson, main street is taken away. no parking from 2:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon today. filming here should be wrapping up around 1:00 in the afternoon. san andreas is not the only film, movie filmed here in san francisco. we're told "terminator 5" that includes arnold schwarzenegger set for production in different parts of the city in august. a lot of stuff happening in the city. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >> how high are your heels? if you want to be an extra in the running scene, you've got to be ready. >> reporter: i did come prepared. 0 i heard a movie, that we were

going to come around, i'd say like three inches, four inches. >> that a girl. >> reporter: yeah. >> i went with two inch today. >> nice. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. fun city that we're constantly shooting movies and everything else. so beautiful. >> it really is. "alcatraz" not the only rock in town. i like stephanie's attitude. she can smell what the rock is cooking. 5:48, as you're cooking breakfast, getting ready with the kids, here's the deal, temperatures are going to be mild. it's a great day to get outdoors. heat notoo oppressive, even in the hot spots. talking about the mid-80s in antioch. that gives you an idea. that's always an indication, even if you don't live in antioch, it's going to be 85. microclimate, whether san jose or san francisco will be cooler.

as we get into the afternoon, temperatures going to be mild for today. right now 60s. 63 oakland. 59 to start in half moon bay. shower activity out there. really concentrated here in the north bay. as i widen out, not much left to show you. little cell here to the north of san rafael on the way to petaluma throughout the next half hour. after that, out of here. that monsoonal moisture will stick around for the first part of the day. two competing systems. for today area of low pressure going to win out. onshore flow returns. traditional fog comes back to the bay area, hence natural a.c. ocean beach now socked in with the fog. want to show you the difference out here in pleasanton. a mix of low cloud cover and mid level clouds overhead. as we head throughout the next couple of hours, fog will burn off. temperatures are going to be really nice. 80 degrees, for example, south bay. 78 on the peninsula.

that is the choice spot today. 66 degrees in san francisco. hit 82 in the north bay. east shore's at 7 on looking comfortable in the tri-valley at 84. as we get into the all-important weekend, a lot going on. we are going to see changes. cool breeze will intensify and that's going to keep temperatures comfortable. subtle weekend changes. that's about it. take a look at this. next five days, temps stay steady. 79 to finish off the week in san jose. 65 for san francisco. by the weekend, only talking about the low 80s, comfortable conditions for us in the south bay. mid-60s in san francisco with significant wind. bring a jacket headed out there. let's check your drive, mike. a couple of alert for folks one in hollis ter, one fremont. south bay, volume builds here 101. no unusual frafk fltraffic flow 680. we'll tell you what's going on farther south. this is moving nicely typical

for 101 at 680. westbound 580 coming into our area, around dinosaur point full closure because of a crash involving a big rig. it will affect folks who can't see us now. if you're communicating with them, let them know 152 cut off between us and highway 101. smoother drive around the bay. fremont, word of a closure. both directions for fremont boulevard between ferry and dakoto. off of the dumbarton bridge, right there at fremont, you cannot access just north of there. that's a problem. go up, more surface street traffic as a result. transit through that area. moving smoothly except for fremont boulevard section that may affect your a.c. transit lines. the rest of the tri-valley typical build for freeways.

580, dublin interchange, heading towards richmond/san rafael bridge. metering lights turning on because of the volume of traffic backing up. wasting water could soon cost you $500 a day. new rules take effect next month with violators facing fines. no housing down driveways or sidewalks, no excess run-off watering lawns or land escape. no fountains that don't recirculate. wash your car if your hose has a shutoff nozzle. there are exceptions. bay area teenager giving special thanks to those who rescued her after she fell off a cliff. >> 14-year-old kathrin santancito took a 60-foot fall down a rock cliff in march. that same day she was set to be promoted to senior airman in the cadet air program. kathrin broke bone, suffered a

brain injure rip she finally got her promotion. she honored the firemen and officers who saved her life. >> you know you rarely as a firefighter able to see the whole event, see someone from an incident as serious as that accident fully recovers, and it's great to see that. >> kathrin has undergone more than a dozen surgeries sheep can walk with a walker but not move entirely on her own. doctors say she still has a lot of rehabilitation to do. isn't that nice? went by, shook her hand. >> brave girl. fight over the a's coliseum has heated up. the mlb commissioner stepping in.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back. it's 5:55. oakland city council meeting once again on the divisive coliseum lease extension for the a's. a special meeting of the council. some members say the ten-year deal is not good for the city. others say if it's shot down the a's will leave town. the board of supervisors must also approve the deal. in this instance bud selig is in the a's corner. he says if the deal is not approved the a's have permission to leave immediately. he's not happy with how slowly that process is going. comcast bay area caught up with him last night. dancing around the idea of the a's going to montreal. hershey is raising its candy prices trying to offset koko prices which hit three-year

highs. the worry is demand will outpace supply. hersheys could trigger similar price hikes by nestle and kraft foods. hillary clinton talking about a possible run for president. back in court, the prostitute accused of stepping over the body of a dying tech executive, prepares to answer to charges. plus, we continue to follow break news. early morning fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. full details next. it's never been easier to find a dentist.

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break news, fuel leak sparks a fire at chevron remainry in richmond. happening today, facing charges in a packed courtroom. new details about the known prostitute accused of killing a silicon valley tech executive. water shoots eight feet in the air after a busted fire hydrant in san jose, next.

that's not what you want to see in the middle of a severe drought. you want to see shower activity on the radar this morning. but we've got significant changes to tell you about as on shore flow returns in full force. this will bring changes to microclimate. we'll tell you when in moments. the don't walk category. backup at bay bridge, metering lights on. fremont a closure for a roadway that could affect folks coming across the dumbarton bridge. this i "today in the bay." >> this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. 6:00. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. update to breaking news. right now, crews at richmond chevron refinery working to completely shut down a broken processing line. firefighters tell us, when they arri