of fallen heroes. the preparations, as thousands your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. they were truly exemplifying the person that you would want to represent san francisco on it. >> fond memories of fallen heroes. the preparations as thousands gather to say good-bye today to two san francisco firemen. san francisco police investigating a triple stabbing stabbing. good morning. it's friday, june 10. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 4:30 on this friday. if said this earlier, if i could have worn a candy apple red suit, i would have. >> you have a red tie. [ laughter ]

>> looking nice. beautiful, beautiful weather out there. erika martin, good to see you with weather. >> haven't i delivered? i promised warmer temperatures. you got them yesterday and today. we are currently going to see some patchy fog for the morning hours, temperatures trending cooler than they were yesterday. 64 for san francisco yesterday, oakland 67 yesterday, san jose 73, concord 77. i have your detailed forecast coming up. in the meantime, how's traffic going? >> we love to talk about friday light and that's the case. conditions heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks good. there is some roadwork on the upper deck. lower deck roadwork various lanes blocked for a while. 880/237-92 interchange more roadwork. conditions look great across the span of the bay bridge. we'll have more coming up.

back to you guys. >> thank you. 4:31. two san francisco firefighters killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest this afternoon. >> thousands of firefighters in fact from around the country are expected to pay their final respects today. anne makovec is in san francisco where the funeral begins at 12:30. good morning. reporter: good morning. it is expected to be a three- hour mass here at st. mary's cathedral on geary and golf in san francisco. they are expecting about 6,000 people to come here to the church today for this service including firefighters from around the country. a lot of those people came to a vigil last night for the two firefighters. the caskets of lieutenant vincent perez arrived here at the cathedral as a salute to the fire department and their

chief. hundreds of firefighters and friends came to the supporters to remember two heroes. >> they were heroes. they were courageous and brave. a lot of good stories throughout about their playfulness as young men in the fire department. they respected everybody in their day to day operations. we are ready to display our appreciation in the highest tribute for them. >> reporter: valerio and perez died last week after battling a house fire in diamond heights a week ago yesterday. it was a flashover when everything in a room suddenly ignites. perez was 48 years old. valerio was 53. they will be buried at holy cross cemetery in colma and there's going to be firefighters from surrounding cities staffing our local fire stations here in san francisco.

so that as many firefighters as possible can attend the services here today. frank and sydnie. >> all right, anne, thanks very much, anne makovec in san francisco. 50 fire trucks will be part of the long escort to colma cemetery during the funeral procession from st. mary's at goff and geary to market street through the mission and onto 280 south. all southbound lanes are 280 will be shut down from 4 to 6 p.m. street closures around the area will be difficult this afternoon. let's go back to elizabeth and talk about those closures. around st. mary's cathedral in san francisco, funeral starts around 12:30 so if you want to go, try using mass transit. the 38 geary bus would be a good

option. the end of the route is holy cross cemetery in colmar starting on city streets in san francisco. from 4 to 6:00 there will be rolling closures from city streets in san francisco heading southbound 280 so they are going to be closing off that freeway from 101 towards serramonte boulevard if you are heading towards daly city so expect delays especially as you approach serramonte boulevard. those street closures in san francisco they are heading gough to market, valencia to 15, dolores to san jose avenue. so yeah, rolling street closures much of the afternoon. we'll break it down more for you coming up in a bit. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. many of the firefighters in san francisco for today's funeral will be riding bart trains. bart says the firefighters will ride in fellowship in the last car of each train. they will ride to and from the

civic center u.n. plaza station about a mile from the memorial services. we are going to have life coverage of the funeral beginning at 12 noon. we'll stream it live on our website, cbssf.com. some developing news this morning. three men are in the hospital following a triple stabbing at a mcdonald's in san jose. police found the victims last night just before 10:00 on the corner of east san carlos and south third street just a short block from san jose. so far police are not saying what may have motivated the violent incident. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:00. the family of that missing nursing student michelle le will hold another vigil this time in san diego where le grew up. relatives and friends gathered for a vigil last night at hayward. le disappeared on may 27 from the kaiser permanente hayward medical center. police call it a homicide investigation but le's loved ones say they are not going to

stop looking. >> michelle is so important to me that i just -- i just -- i don't want to believe that anyone is capable of taking her away from me. >> we know she is out there waiting for us. we are going to bring her home. >> police call le's former friend giselle esteban a person of interest. esteban's ex-boyfriend took out a restraining order against her just two weeks ago because he said she threatened him. he is also friends with michelle le. another ex-boyfriend of esteban says esteban got violent when she didn't get her way. >> she was already asleep when i got home and got in bed and woke up and she was, you know, on top of me trying to strangle me. >> esteban openly admitted to hating le but said she did not kill her. 4:37. nearly four years after "oakland post" editor chauncey bailey was shot to death, his family says justice has been served.

yusef bey iv and antoine mackey were found guilty of murder yesterday. bey and mackey were leaders of "your black muslim bakery" in 2007. bey ordered the killing of bailey, mackey helped bakery employee devaughndre broussard hunt down bailey and kill him. prosecutors say the bakery was once believed to be the bastion of community empowerment in oakland. >> somewhere down the line, that message turned to just pure hungry power, pure violence, pure hatred, racism, and they're nothing but a group of thugs. >> whatever the decision is, i don't know yet. and i believe in my son's innocence. i do. >> bey and mackey both face life in prison without the possibility of parole. pg&e raked over the coles. an independent report looking into the deadly san bruno explosion finds the utility

incompetent. they find pg&e workers to be undertrained and understaffed. the problem is so serious, it was off duty workers who rushed back to san bruno to shut off pipelines. more broadly, the report criticizes the utility for how it does business. >> again, we strongly agree with the independent review's panel assessment. >> is that an admission of fault? >> it's clear and we acknowledge several times since this tragedy that our operations, our culture, our recordkeeping practices aren't where they need to be. >> but the independent panel also takes aim at the puc. it says the commission lacked the resources to monitor pg&e's pipeline safety work and failed to pay enough attention to concerns about pg&e's performance. it is 4:39 now. it's friday. and weather-wise, we are looking really good. let's kick it over to erika and find out what's going on. >> good morning, sydnie, good

morning, frank. conditions for today, well, we are going to still trend slightly below average but it is warmer than we saw last weekend. a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. overall, we can see an onshore flow pushing in a lot of cold air so conditions this morning patchy fog and breezy conditions so cooler. santa rosa 48 degrees. napa and fairfield along with vallejo 54. 54 for concord. oakland just a bet warmer right now, 55 degrees. temperatures will warm up ever so slightly for today. still trending below average but i have a big surprise coming up for monday. santa rosa 74 is your expected high. 73 for napa. oakland 67. fremont 72. redwood city also seeing a high of 72 for today. here's a quick look at your extended forecast. we can see here we have temperatures rising steadily by monday when we finally see some 80s and here's a look at your next wednesday and thursday temperatures. well, warming up nicely. back to you. >> thank you. it is 4:40.

some shocking details about the treatment of two uc-berkeley grads held in iran. what sarah shourd will make public today. >> plus, a presidential campaign collapsing. what it means for the republican race coming up. >> and just like yawns, facebook comments may be contagious. how your friends' updates could affect your mood. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

that's the word from sarah shourd, and the families of shane bauer an back now at 4:43. three cal grads why abused while in captivity in iran. that's the from the families of the captives. sarah shourd both shane bauer and josh fattal were beaten and worried about being executed. sarah shourd will appear on "the early show" this morning. 20 years ago this very morning jaycee dugard's life was stolen from her. she was 11 on the way to school at south lake tahoe. that's when phillip and greed -- phillip and nancy garrido kidnapped her. she spent 18 years in captivity. they were sentenced to life in prison. many boat owners in santa cruz harbor still waiting to

get their vessels surveyed and repaired from damage caused by that tsunami. at least 100 boats were seriously damaged when the tsunami rolled through in march. but in monterey bay, there are only two repair yards and each can handle just a few boats at a time. so many owners are in limbo. today, the plane that made a splash -- an amazing splash- landing in the hudson river without any casualties will arrive at its new home. the jet's fuselage taking a week-long road trip from new jersey to north carolina. there it is. drivers pulling over to watch the caravan driving to the carolina's aviation museum in charlotte. >> oh, god, just jitters! it's just magnificent i think. >> what an incredible, incredible event. tomorrow, captain chesley sully sullenberger who is cbs' new aviation expert, he and his u.s. airway passengers will come together again attending a

welcome reception at the museum. >> can you imagine seeing that coming down the highway? >> i know. >> what is that? >> but just a story behind it, and it just really does. >> it was gripping. >> gives me chills. >> i was in new england at the time. and it was cold and i just remember turning on the tv. i was anchoring that night and i went oh, my goodness! you couldn't leave the tv. >> it was incredible. >> really something. 4:45. more airlines waiving baggage fees for those who serve our country. air transsays it won't charge military members who are traveling on active duty orders. american airlines says military personnel will be allowed to have five free checked in bags. this all started when delta charged soldiers returning from afghanistan. the soldiers say delta charged them nearly $3,000 in excess baggage fees. but those days appear to be over. time now 4:45. the mystery behind a massive e. coli outbreak solved. what investigators now say is making thousands of people sick. and pointing fingers over the massive arizona fire. the blame game, plus, how

police are trying to ease concerns about looting. and they are supposed to help you find the perfect pair of jeans. the new dressing room bootie cameras. are they leaving shoppers too exposed? we'll tell you about that coming up. if you are traveling today, you are clear for take-off at sfo. temperatures rather nice for today. 65 degrees warming up a little bit more. so temperatures just very nice indee today. thunderstorms in chicago, 72 is the expected high. lots of instability over chicago and new york city also seeing thunderstorms. temperatures 85 degrees. that's your high. i have your detailed forecast coming right up. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,

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moved over to tim pawlenty's camp. all the former staffers cite a difference of opinion on how to move forward. gingrich has been on vacation in greece. he says he is going to restart his campaign at an event in l.a. on sunday. today, tens of thousands of e-mails from sarah palin are about to be released. palin sent them when she was governor of alaska. this comes as the tea party favorite considers her own run for the white house. the head of the imf is replacing dominique strauss- kahn, who quit three weeks ago after he was charged with sexually assaulting a hotel maid in new york. two people are front-runners for that job that will be filled june 30th. the french finance minister and the governor of mexico's central bank all hoping to get that job. the massive wildfire is burning out of control in arizona at 5% containment now. the wallow fire has charred hundreds of thousands of acres.

11,000 people have been forced to evacuate. there are worries about looters. but springerville police say residents shouldn't worry about their homes. >> the town is safe. we have no looting going on. we do have rampant rumors going everywhere and i'm here to try to squash those rumors. >> the blazing has rekindled the blame game over the environment pine forests have become dangerously overgrown after a century of fire suppression. some blame environmentalists for lawsuits against logging. >> conditions for this morning, patchy fog we are expecting cooler temperatures as a series of lows work their way over the region. upper 40s into the mid-50s this morning. the bay seeing breezy conditions, mostly sunny to partly cloudy. low clouds at the coast and

breezy conditions, as well. here's a look at the two lows i mention. we can see they are working their way into the region so that's going to keep us cooler but we are going to have a dry weekend on tap. daily see if high today 59 degrees, 72 redwood city and los altos. walnut creek 76, 69 for san leandro and alameda a little cooler there, 65 degrees. we are going to see partly to mostly cloudy skies as that sub comes out that's going to dissipate and then mostly clear skies. >> temperatures are cooler for saturday and sunday. saturday, being the cooler but still dry conditions all around. by monday, we are going to see warmer temperatures.

mostly clear skies. we definitely have some warmer conditions crutch, something to look forward to. elizabeth, how's traffic? >> not bad. it is pretty early. and we're doing well on the roads. let's take a live look right now at conditions. there was an accident but it was quickly cleared to the right shoulder. so it sounds like nothing serious. this was against the commute east bound 80 before gilman. >> heading towards the bay bridge, we have upper deck roadwork should be wrapping up shortly. your big traffic story today is going on for most of the day. expect delays around san francisco because of the firefighter funeral procession. delays around st. mary's cathedral in western addition and then rolling closures for the procession from 4 p.m.

to 6 p.m. heading southbound on 280. closures from 101 to serramonte boulevard. we are going to be talking about that a lot more throughout the morning. out to the south bay live conditions out of downtown san jose. medical lights toward the 880 interchange, but -- headlights toward the 880 interchange but quiet now. there is roadwork near the 880- 92 interchange in hayward but not too bad. live sensors fast the coliseum. headlights heading southbound so quick trip towards oakland airport. and we'll show you one more live traffic camera. here's a live look at milpitas at that westbound 237 traffic. mass transit is on time. that is your traffic. back to you guys. some vegetable sprouts are the cause of e. coli that killed 29 people in europe. officials say a look at the

pattern of the outbreak has enabled them to narrow down the cause to the tainted sprouts. this despite the fact that no tests have come back positive. 3,000 people have become ill. apple putting the brakes on apps that help drunk drivers avoid the police. the cupertino-based company is reviewing applications that tell users the locations of dui checkpoints and banning any similar apps from its store in the future. apple is updating its guidelines. no word from google. what you say on facebook has an impact on how hundreds of your facebook friends people. he found the facebook users who

post positive comments had friends who used positive words in the next few days. friends with negative thoughts always used negative words in their postings. part of that is encouraging. you feel negative, i feel negative on your behalf. >> if you are around positive people you're going to feel good. >> yeah. >> but people check that all the time. people are addicted to it especially when you first get on facebook, it's like oh, my god i got another friend. what are they saying, what is this? >> i'm the worst. all of you have tried to friend me in the last couple of weeks, i promise i'm going to get on there and get it all taken care of. >> you better. an l.a. boutique helping customers look good in jeans by offering a unique perspective. >> fanny cam. inside dressing rooms, the so- called bootie cam shows shoppers exactly how they look in a pair of jeans. american rags says no one is viewing what's on the camera and most customers seem to like it. >> they are like this is

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your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. they were truly the exemplified person that would you want to represent san francisco. >> it is expected to be the largest funeral of its kind in 60 years. the preparations as thousands say good-bye to two san francisco firefighters. more violence near the san jose state campus. three people stabbed. the search this morning for the suspect. good morning? >> it is friday, june 10, thanks for joining us. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. it's friday, june 10. here's erika martin with the he