every single day. together, we're building a better california. the search is on for two robbery suspects accused of hitting an innocent bystander while trying to get away from police. what we know this morning about the victim's condition plus a scramble to find survivors of the cruise ship that cap sized in a chinese river. and we're inching closer to the tip-off, how oakland is preparing a live look outside this morning. it is wednesday, june 3rd, this is "today in the bay." well, good morning,

everyone. it is 4:30 in the morning. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam. >> you stressed that. good morning to karen hall. >> good morning, as we start out the day, a few more clouds across the bay with temperatures in the upper 50s in some spots, even some lower 50s this morning. as we go into the rest of the day, how about 71 degrees for the south bay? 74 for the east bay peninsula, 68 degrees for san francisco this afternoon, reaching 64 degrees, it will be a breezy day, as we look at some of the microclimates across the bay. walnut creek 75 degrees and livermore today topping out at 74 with some more sunshine. i'll have a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast, still keeping hope alive for more rain, that's coming up in a few minutes. right now let's check in with

mike. >> good morning, folks. we're looking at a crystal clear view of that tower, the bay bridge crossing between francis and oakland. you get a nice look at the traffic, or we're look at the maps. traffic flow is very nice all around the bay, no major problems, as you would imagine, so even in the south bay a very light volume of traffic coming over the hill from santa cruz. back to you a developing story, the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who ran into a pedestrian blocks away from san francisco city hall. >> stephanie, the suspect may have been involved in a robbery? >> reporter: that's right. the police believe the car was involved in a robbery of some sort. it was a block down near mission where the car actually hit a pedestrian. you can see some some of the

video we got right after it happened, a pair of sneakers in the middle of 8th street with evidence markers as police tried to gather what they could. the victim was taken to san francisco general with life-threatening injuries. police say it began last night when officials in a marked vehicle got behind a suspected robbery vehicle. the driver sped off, hit the pedestrian, then continued on two miles to the bay bridge, headed to oakland where police lost in near the 580 split around emeryville. both the local police and chp say they didn't hear anything overnight. again, the victim fight fog his life at san francisco general, so police are hoping they'll catch a break and catch the driver who is responsible. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay"

are the official death toll has risen to 26. 14 people have been rescued includes the ship's captain and chief engineer. this morning the majority of the 546 on board reunaccounted for. many of the passengers are considered elderly tourists new video, rescued and taken to jail, a chp helicopter had to rescue a reportedly drunk man who fell down a cliff on stinson beach yesterday. investigators say he hit his head, he was trapped on the rocks, rescuers plucked him from the robs, but in the helicopter, crews say he became combative, once they landed he was taken into contest did i, but shortly after that, he passed out and had to be taken to the hospital san francisco supervisors have failed to impose a 45-day moratorium on luxury housing

construction in the mission, traditionally one of the city's most diversion working-class neighborhoods. skyrocketing renders prompted the heated the discussion. >> we are in crisis in our community. [ yelling ] >> hundreds showed up to urge supervisors to approve that moratorium which would have only allowed projects with 100% of the units sold as affordable units. the moratorium got seven votes, but needed nine. supporters are proposing to put it back on the november ballot the heart of the city's farmers market will be given at free food to people who pay with an ebt card earlier this month they got a grant from the department of agriculture. now the organization is matching customers' purchases up to $7 six fifa executives living outside europe are on interpol's

most wanted list. the president sepp blatter resigned just days after his reelection. he's been under investigation. some reports indicate blatter himself may be under investigation. he says he'll exit once a new leader is found, which is not expected for months let's stay with the sports theme. now less than 38 hours away from tip-off on the nash finals, the warriors' first appearance in 40 years, the ws pulling out all the stops. he's shooting lefty. he's normally right-handed. the cavaliers' king james arrived not with the fanfare normally reserved for royalty. head coach steve kerr knows the fans at oracle will be pumped. >> you see the flags on everybody's cars, you feel the excitement, it's a great place to play. >> to keep oracle a safe place

to play, oakland police will increase staffs. game 1 tips off tomorrow night at 6:00. everybody is getting ready. i was at a store yesterday and they were pulling out the shirts. everybody is buying them. >> tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow today, today, today, karen, how's it looking? >> sunrise at 5:48 this morning, the days sure are getting longer, clearing by lunchtime, breezy later on this afternoon. this is what i will really feel as we go through the day. this evening, the fog returns, sunset at 8:24. 3450ik roe climates right now, temperatures at 51 degrees as you head farther off towards the east. mid 50s across the bay. the north bay, 51 degrees, the

wind forecast coming in from the northwest, not so much of a strong onshore flow, but the fog will be rolling out fairly quickly, the marine layer a bit thinner today, so expect more sunshine and it would start to pick up this afternoon. by 3:00, winds coming in at about 15 miles an hour, a little bit stronger for half moon bay at 27 miles an hour, and then look at how strong these winds get later on this evening, up to 34 miles an hour sustained winds at half moon bay with even higher gusts. keep that in mind. also keeping that in mind for the giants game today versus the pirates. first pitch 58 degrees with a mixture of sun and clouds by the end of the game. breezy and cool, making that ball head way out to left field and the winds from the northwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour. let's look ahead to the weekend. for the south bay reaching into the mid 70s, peninsula 74

degrees on saturday, and notice we have some rain in the forecast for parts of the bay. we are watching for the possibility of a tropical system that may stream some moisture into our area. so still keeping that chance in the forecast, but right now just the slight chance. hopefully wee get those showers moving in. let's check in knew with mike. >> floe see those flashing lights on the eastbound direction, they're not moving, and they'll stay there for another half hour as at least. you don't see any slowing where the arrow is, we have a smooth drive, as you would imagine around the bay. back to you guys. >> thank you, mike a san diego man takes

matters into his own hands, but wait until you hear what he's doing. a live look, waiting for the sun's arrival. a lot more news ahead. stick around, 4:40.

morning to you. that will get you up and at 'em this morning. a live look at the bay bridge from a distance. we'll check that morning commute in moments it is 4:43 right now. did he go too star? a san diego man is getting grief this morning after a tactic he took to keep dogs off hi lawn. john robinson dropped several pounds of chocolate chips on his yard to scare off pet owners. he was fed up, and the chocolate chips seem to work. some neighbors say he's letening the lives of their pets. >> folks are very concerned about bringing their dog by here. they're very concerned -- >> i'm tired of people's disrespect for my yard, and know that it's -- you're not drought tolerant and not water anything

anymore, i'm tired of the, you know, stuff chocolate can be harmful. animal control and police are looking into the pet owners' complaints 14 sea lion pups are back in the wild this morning. the pups were released yesterday off the southern california cost, they were being treated for malnutrition when someone dumped chlorine into the rehabilitation pool in laguna, but there they go. yeah, it took a month for those pups to recover. officials still don't know who was responsible for the attack, but it's good to see them going investigators in southern california are trying to figure out where more globs of tar came from. the tar balls, no doubt affecting lots of animals came into zuma beach in mall due yesterday.

the coast guard says it's only a fraction. >> they sent in samples, and tests are under way to try to determine if it's related to last month's oil spill. you can soon get treat shipping. >> we'd like too hear, for more of that let's turn to wland is not dowdy. i'm going to get some coffee. >> good morning. get me a pup while you're at it. as the country -- on hiring and the private sector,s trade deficit and services, outz going to 18011, the nasdaq down to 5676. a strij contingency plan ahead of what could be

contentious talk with his u.s. automakers this summer. the uaw has been barred until now against striking as part of the bailout in 2009. reports say some officials are encouraging members to put money away in case of a work stoppage. amazon is rolling out free shipping for non-prime members on smaller items such as phone cases an cosmetics. no minimum purchase is required and items will ship within three to four days versus two days for prime members. guysic, back over to you. >> thanks, landsen. a close inspection of a stack of cash collected from restaurants, banks and stores turned up a whole bunch of bacteria. a team of biologists took a

close lookic you can see the money and the gross petrie dirks coming up. biologists found traces of e. coli, salmonella and typhoid, a slew of viruses, and that's not all. well, they found all kinds of stuff. obviously doctors suggests practices good hand hygiene, and washing your hands and using hand sanitizer as well after handling cash. thinking of taking a cash advance on a credit card? that could cost more than you think, a new record by creditcards.com reveals they charge a fee for cash advances, the most common being 5%, even for a small cash advance, or $10, whichever is greater. something else to be aware of cash advances begin charging interest immediately. water officials in the south bay are seeing new evidence that neighbors are willing to report water wasters. santa clara valley water district say 900 people reported

overuse in april, nearly double from the months before. reports can be filed via e-mail, phone or using the water district app, so i guess you can be anonymous. >> my lawn is disgusting. it's just dirt. >> and you're proud of it. >> i am. i'm watering the flowers, by my lawn is just a dirt field. it's awful and i'm a proud californians. brown is the new green, kari. >> i don't even know what to do with my lawn. it's just dry, dusty dirt plowing around in the wind. that's exactly what you can expect in afternoon as the winds pick up later on today clearing skies, "today in the bay" not as much of the morning fog as we have seen recently. overall a very comfortable day, but the temperatures are cooler than average for this time of year, the peninsula as you ride

home, 68 degrees, once again it will be windy at 75 degrees. most likely be around 4:00 this afternoon. so let's take you to the south bay, and our temperatures right snow, morgan hill 51 degrees in downtown san jose, 56 degrees and 51 degrees now in milpitas, and 50 degrees as we look starts the north bay, mostly cloudy skies, but the wind forecast that will be an issue today. it will come in from the northwest and 13 miles an hour in orunna, and it picking up, as we go into the evening. at times those gusts over 30 miles an hour. also very gusty around tropical storm andres, monday confess category 4, yesterday 2, today a

tropical storm. it has been weakening quite a bit. into the next couple days it will just get smaller, the storm fizzling out. by saturday it just becomes a rem nan area of low pressure. but more of concern will be hurricane blanca, mainly because this could impact land. the track brings it into cabo. if it continues on this path, it may be a direct hit. this appears on saturday with the possibility of coming inland for a tropical storm. for us that brings in more moisture e -- we'll see if that low pressure -- area of low pressure that's causing that air to rise, but right now it looks like a few spotty slow ty showe slight chance of a thunderstorm especially for the north bay on sunday.

more of the same weather as we go into the next couple days, stay tuned. a few showers possible in the forecast. once again, i am keeping hope alive that we can get at least a bit of that rain this weekend. what's happening now in news? we'll head over to scott and laura. >> thanks so much. coming up, a terrorist suspect shot and killed by police on u.s. soil. why he was under surveillance coming up. and we're taking a look over here on the peninsula 101, richb last ravenswood shopping center, this side of the bay very light, so we'll look farther east, coming up.

a very good wednesday morning to you. wow, tomorrow night oracle arena. lit up now, but boy, will it really light up. the warriors going to the nash finals. nice. cheering them on. 4:54. today we could learn more about the terrorist suspect killed by police in boston. usaama rahim had been under surveillance for quite some time. this morning have not said why he was under investigation, but cnn reports that he had been following isis-inspired social med media. he was confronted yesterday, he

pulled out a knife, and they shot him. i6 ibrahim tweeted, his last words, i can't breathe. a stark contrast to what authorities in boston are saying, the ap reports that videos show police officers backing away as he lunged at them. the they crashed in a remote hillside last month on a humanitarian aid mission after twot powerful earthquakes. today's memorial service will be held at camp pendleton. the cause of the crash is still unclear. security or invasion of privacy. the fbi is confirming it controls a fleet of planes that are mounted with sophisticated video cameras and cell phone tracking devices, sometimes called stingrays.

them using these planes for year, they say it's legal. privacy advocates question whether current laws take into account the new potential invasive technology. san francisco giants will make an important due tour before the weekend series against the phillies. they are headed to the white house. tomorrow afternoon president obama will honor the giants for last year's world series win. by now some of the giants are pretty familiar with the digs. this is the team's third trip to the white house in five years. >> three? oh, it is three. it seems to be great to be the president, have the giants come over. >> want to come over? i have a pretty big yard. have a catch? looking over here, fremont moves very smoothly. the tri-valley, the only signs of slowing show up right here west 580 out of the alta month.

yesterday we couldn't make ute the span, but today, look, a beautiful look at the span. back to you. >> thank you, mike coming up, a wild late-night chase from francis to the east bay, a robbery suspect on the run while an innocent bystander is in the hospital.

the latest on the search for a robbery suspect who hit an innocent bystander while trying to get away from police officers and preparing for super bowl 50, how you can get involved in the excitement. next a windy day across the bay. afternoon sunshine. i'll have it in the microclimate forecast still early in your wednesday commute, also over the hill at the san mateo bridge, a

little meeting going on. we'll show you that a meeting of the minds. look at the sun's arrival. it's wednesday, june 3rd, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia canon. >> and scott mcgrew in for sam. stephanie chuang has the latest on the pedestrian's condition. good morning. >> yeah, laura and scott, someone very badly injured unfortunately. police are still searching for the driver who they say is linked to a robbery start the at 8:00 and market when they spotted a driver and that driver hit someone walking closer to mission and 8th street. a very badly injured person. you can see sneakers in the middle of 8th re