and this morning he's in court. how saggy pants, led to a major airline incident at s-f-o. "nat he was headed back to college and this morning he is in court. how saggy pants led to a major airline incident at sfo. fans running wild in canada. the sports loss that led to chaos in vancouver. >> good morning. i'm grace lee. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. if you are wondering why i'm in black and gold today. >> pittsburg fan? >> no! the bruins. i covered that team for 20-plus

years. it was great! >> i was looking at your facebook status updates. i was going to write, go back to bed! >> you almos did. 8:30, almost. >> i was relieved the game ended early. >> you slept well? >> i did. but enough about me. [ laughter ] >> we have changes in the weather. yesterday, last couple of days, just spectacular. today we'll begin to cool down around the bay area. so much for those 90s. they are are going to be gone. still some 80s in concord, 79 still beautiful in san jose. 71 in oakland. san francisco you will feel that sea breeze a little bit more. 67 degrees and some patchy fog developing out toward the coastline. we'll talk more about that in a moment. right now elizabeth has traffic. >> you know, it's nice and quiet throughout right now. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there was a stall reported on the upper deck earlier but you can see traffic is still light. not much of a difference this morning heading into san

francisco. and 880 through oakland looks okay. there still may be some ongoing roadwork in the northbound lanes past high street. continuing southbound more roadwork through hayward should be wrapping up within the next hour. check of mass transit coming up. back to you guys. >> thank you. saggy pants, believe it or not, got a man tossed off an airplane at sfo and put in jail. >> anne makovec is in redwood city where the man is due in court this morning. anne, how did this happen? >> reporter: he was taken to jail being held on an $11,000 bail. now he is facing charges of trespassing, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest all because of saggy pants. his name is deshon mar man. he was in town to speak at the funeral of his friend high school football star david henderson shot last month. marman was at sfo when a flight

attendant asked him to pull up his pants to hide his underwear. he refused here's his mother. >> deshon refused to pull up his pants because he had his bags in his hand. and the lady asked him to pull up his pants and said, i will as soon as i get a free hand. i don't think that was soon enough for her. >> reporter: then the crew ordered everyone off the plane. police say when marman got off, he refused to be put in handcuffs. there was a scuffle and an officer twisted his knee. that's where those extra charges come in. deshon is on a full football scholarship to the university of new mexico so his mom is concerned that this whole ordeal could affect his scholarship and therefore his future. the next thing in the future though is a court hearing sometime today. we have heard it is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon.

we'll be on it for you. grace and frank? >> it's a little early. i understand. it's 4:30. i'm right there with you. anne makovec in redwood city this morning, thank you. right now oakland police are looking for clues in a deadly shooting overnight. officers were called to the 600 block of el paseo drive near the san leandro border around 11:30. they found a man who was shot. he died at the scene. police are tight-lipped on details and no word on a suspect. in the mean timed, the search is on for the gunman who shot a man in san francisco just after 11:00 last night. a man in his mid-20s was shot several times in the stomach at third street and newkom avenue. police saw a white vehicle leaving the area. tomorrow the family of michelle le will launch a three- day search operation to find

the missing nursing student. they will meet with police today to discuss possible search locations. le was last seen on may 27 at kaiser permanente in hayward. police are calling the case a homicide but they have yet to find a body. the man suspected of raping an oakland woman and was videotapes on her cell phone has been caught. oakland police found 47-year- old dion mcdaniel hiding in a doghouse tuesday near that same apartment where the woman was allegedly assaulted last week. officials said mcdaniel had been on the run since tv stations started airing the video. police describe him as a career criminal and a parole violator. a union city man facing child endangerment charges as his 5-year-old son is hospital ease upped with a head injury. the incident happened monday on monterey drive. police say [ indiscernible ] told them he threw a metal object during an argument. it accidentally struck his son.

malik was arrested yesterday. the "oakland tribune" says the boy is in critical condition. monthly meetings on controlling gang violence now have a more urgent tone in san jose. the mayor's gang prevention task force had its latest gathering at city hall last night. the city's murder rate is up sharply from last year and more than 100 police officers are about to be laid off to reduce the budget deficit. about half of the city's 27 homicides this year have been linked to gang activity. >> we could be pushing up to 13, 14, gang-related homicides when last year we finished with 6 for the whole year. >> last year san jose had just 20 homicides, one of the lowest per capita murder rates among major u.s. cities. the city is now on pace to hit 59 this year. that's slightly higher than san francisco's. many who spoke last night are concerned that the lack of officers will just encourage even more gang crime. there is a new state budget deal on the way to the

governor's desk. >> they were faced with no pay if they didn't do it. they passed the budget on time for the first time since 1986. the senate and the assembly approved bills to cut into the remaining $9.6 billion deficit in the state and didn't need any republican support, either. they include raising local sales taxes by a quarter of a percent, hiking car registration fees by $12 and cutting $3 billion from schools. now, part of the budget online shoppers can expect to pay a little bit more. a sales tax on internet purchases passed the legislature yesterday. the online tax would generate an estimated $200 million a year for the cash-strapped state. but some say the backlash could outweigh the benefits. amazon has already cut ties with thousands of advertising affiliates in some states that have passed similar online sales tax laws. >> amazon isn't going to pull out of california. what they might do is say,

we're not going to offer affiliate agreements with people, small businesses, that sell through amazon in california. >> amazon says the online sales tax is unconstitutional. the company cites a 1992 supreme court ruling that says companies cannot be required to charge sales tax if they don't have a physical presence in the state. all right. i hope you're enjoying that warm weather out there because it might be going away. >> somebody went to the beach with his daughter yesterday and had a ball. >> and what a time it was! it was gorgeous out there. but out at the beaches today, that's where it's going to be tough. we'll see more low clouds and fog developing, some of that trying to form this morning, just patchy so far. a few high clouds overhead. high pressure beginning to weaken and that means we'll see cooler sea breezes and that will drop temperatures. starting out fairly mild inland. a lot of 50s and 60s at the coast. 49 degrees in pacifica. patchy fog beginning to show up

there. this afternoon still warm, 80s in many places inland, 82 degrees livermore, 86 fairfield, 83 concord. inside the bay you will feel the influence of the sea breeze, 79 in san jose. so we are done with the 90s for now but they may come back in the not too distant future. cooling you off over the next few days, probably through the first part of the weekend, then warming back up on sunday as high pressure builds back in. looks like we could very well revisit those 90s as we head toward the beginning of the next week. how about that elizabeth? >> i like it! i can't get enough vitamin d lately, you know that. all right. thank you, lawrence. let's go to our maps and our live traffic cameras. i mentioned some roadwork on northbound 880. you can actually see it in our camera right there. you can see caltrans crews out there working. they have two left lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. it's what they're telling us so it's a little sluggish as you make your way just north of the coliseum. again, two lanes blocked for another 20 minutes or so from high street all the way out

towards fifth avenue embarcadero. southbound 880 looks fine if you have a flight to catch heading towards oakland airport. also, just getting word of a downed tree blocking lanes in sunol. this is right there by highway 84 and 680 so again watch out for that and coming up, we'll take a check of your bridges. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, a well- known terrorist has now succeeded osama bin laden. ayman al-zawahri was named head of the terror network according to an al qaeda affiliated website. he was second in charge to bin laden. he was killed last month by navy seals. al-zawahri is the son of an upper middle class egyptian family of doctors and scholars. it was a violent night in vancouver, british columbia. >> i guess so. thousands of people going on a rampage after the hometown canucks lost the last game of the stanley cup finals to the bruins. watch. >> that was the scene right

there after the game. downtown vancouver, some cars overturned, set on fire, other people smashing windows and down businesses. [ screaming ] >> it was a mess. stores looted. it took police about 4 hours to finally clear downtown vancouver. there were reports that four people were stabbed. police say they cannot confirm that. visiting boston bruins won 4-0 giving boston their first title since 1972. goalie tim thomas won the mvp trophy. he shut out the league's highest scoring team in the final game. the bs are the first time ever to win three-game 7s during their march to the cup. those guys will never buy another drink or another dinner themselves in boston. they are on the promo trail for life there. believe me. >> you didn't care about that

game anyway, right? >> not at all. [ laughter ] >> you got the colors. >> i know. i watched every second. it was fun because i covered the team for a good 20 years and, you know, i know the managemen the last few years i have been in news. a good bunch of guys in the town. they were the weak stepsister, celtics had won and, of course, the pats and the red sox have had great success. the b's were always going, what about us? they can now say, now we won too. >> happy for you, frank. >> hopefully the sharks have to be in the big game next year. >> let's hope so. 4:42. the hacking problem of a bank breach that's growing big they are morning. >> after months of struggles, a new chapter for congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the huge milestone in her recovery. and he was in hot water before. how a former porn star is now creating new trouble for congressman anthony weiner. coming up. ,, ,, ,,,,,,

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it's been a long road but this morning, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is waking up at home with her astronaut husband. doctors released her from rehab yesterday. it has been five months since she was shot in the head in an assassination attempt. even though the congresswoman still struggles to speak and walk, doctors say going home is a key milestone. >> the congresswoman is elated. this is a major step in her recovery and she is feeling very good about it needless to say. >> at home, giffords will receiver round the clock care. she will spend six hours in outpatient therapy every day going over speech, physical and occupational therapy. she has until may of next year to decide whether she will run again for election. 4:45 now. it is the end of the rough road for muni's embattled leader. chief nate forbes will step down at the end of the month as the agency is in the middle of a labor dispute in addition to

ongoing problems like delays and budget deficits. ford made more than $300,000 a year as chief more than any other city worker and is leaving with nearly a $400, 000 severance package. the mta says his departure was mutually agreed upon. citigroup says 360,000 customers had data stolen by hackers. last week citigroup record that hackers accessed contact information and email addresses from 200,000 customers. however, they didn't get social security numbers or card security codes. the security breach happened on may 10. time now is 4:46. a congressman and porn star. the new scandal coming back to haunt anthony weiner. >> and some consider them a california treasure but some people are pushing to kill our famous sea lions. >> and there is nothing like mother's milk, or is there?

a breakthrough replacement that's stirring up a controversy. share that with you when we come back. time to check out your travel forecast this morning. we are cleared for take-off. cooling off at sfo just a little bit today, mostly sunny toward the afternoon and 68 degrees. we are going to see some thunderstorms, the real possibility, as you head in toward the chicago area. could get a little bit bumpy out there. so watch out for that. 77 degrees. continuing on toward new york, we are going to see just a couple of clouds but mostly sunny skies on the way. temperature very warm, 85 degrees. more on your local weather coming right up. ,,,,

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new york congressman anthony weiner. house democratic leaders will immediate today to discuss new york congressman anthony weiner. they are considering what action might be taken to handle the scandal around the lawmaker. he is discussing things with his wife before deciding anything for the future. now a former porn star is

adding to weiner's troubles. >> i think that anthony weiner should resign because he lied to the public and to the press for more than a week. >> that woman, ginger lee, afternooned with attorney gloria allred yesterday. lee says she and the congressman did have online exchanges and that he asked her to lie about them. she says she did. weiner has admitted to sending explicit messages and photos to women and then lying about it. and we move along here. 4:50. markets around the world are feeling the effects of growing debt problems in greece. asia markets are down sharply today. yesterday the dow lost all of tuesday's big gains. and this morning futures are down once again about 30 points. greece's prime minister plans to form a new cabinet today as part of his effort to pass a fresh round of drastic spending cuts and tax hikes to try to fix things in greece. prince harry will be

reporting for duty in afghanistan sometime next year but officials are taking steps to make sure you don't hear about it because a media leak cut short his first tour of duty in a combat zone. the prince has made it clear, he doesn't want his chopper pilot training to go to waste. military and palace officials will not

they say they eat the fish they are trying to catch. so those fishermen want permission to kill sea lions in the waters of the columbia river, below bonneville dam. a house subcommittee is working on ways to make it easier to kill those sea lions. "."i think that's a shame, i know the salmon are very important as well, and are this last few seasons, so, somewhere we got to find a compromise, and i don't know if that s it."" the government is capturing some of the sea lions that are eating salmon on the columbia river.. they're moved if possible, but many of them are killed. there's nothing like human breast milk to provide nutrients and fight disease. but now scientists in china and south america are producing milk

in cloned dairy cows that duplicates human milk. chinese researchers inserted the human genes that have the code for milk production into the d-n-a of dairy cows. argentina recently presented the first transgenic cow, which also produces human- like milk. both countries are racing to market the milk but the reaction here is mixed. 1:01"i'm not happy about that. i still think you should separate animals from people. just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. ihink it's great for people who can t do breast milk for whatever issues or health issues"1:17 genetically modified milk is supposedly 80- percent identical to human breast milk. chinese scientists hope to have the milk on the market within three years, as an alternative to infant formula. recess isn't just for kids anymore. did you know - today's "recess at work day."

that's according to a motivational speaker, anyway. he says - taking a break from the office will boost employee morale.. lower stress.. and help get the creative juices flowing again. his suggestions - host a meeting at park. and play some frisbee. time is 4: a new chapter for congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the next phase of her treatment.. and why her hard work isn't over yet. plus.. hockey fans out of control. how fans, of the losing team caused chaos after the stanley cup. caused chaos after the stanley cup.

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