beating case is set to appear in court today. the decision that could make him a free man. 14 hours and 14 libraries is expected to begin any moment here in oakland. we'll explain what that means coming up. good morning, thank you juror joining us it's monday june 20th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. a brand new day and a brand new week. here is steve. >> thank you very much. we have clear skies. no fog on the coast. inland it won't take long to warm up. look for 70s and 80s coast and bay. mid to upper 80s around the bay. inland mid 90s to a few upper 90s as well. traffic is moving along pretty nicely on 880 north and south here. right in front of the coliseum traffic is light. let's go back to the desk.

time now 6:00. we want to update this hour's developing news that is coming in from santa clara county. two people have been hurt in an early morning fire right near highway 101 in sunnyvale. it started around 2:00 this morning. the flames gutted most of the apartment house. the firefighters face several obstacles as they battle to get the three alarm fire under control. >> because of the roof attic area that was causing us problems. we also had power lines on both sides. that is hindering our ability. >> at this point still not clear how this fire began. kraig debro is there. he's talking to investigators and talking to some of the fire victims. kraig is coming back with an inside look. two men are back on shore this morning. that is after an overnight search and eschew effort on the sacramento river.

air a is in pittsburgh -- allie rasmus is in pittsburgh this morning. >> reporter: it is warm, it's summertime, it's the time of year a lot of people like to head out on the water. before you do that, it is a good idea to know and be familiar with the body of water you plan on jet skiing. we are standing on the pittsburgh marina and this body of water is the sacramento river. on the surface it looks calm and about instructed but -- and obstructed but when it's low tide parts of this water is two feet deep and grassy. that is exactly what happened to two jet skiers. we watched as contra costa county marine patrols brought them back to shore around 3:30 this morning. the two men were stuck on one jet ski for nearly eight hours after their jet skis got stuck in shallow grassy water.

they didn't have their sell phones -- cell phones with them. >> we get a lot of calls to this specific location. higher therm ma is our main concern. often we go out there for injuries from accidents. but in this case both of them were in perfect health. they were happy to see us. >> reporter: the two jet skiers were just fine when they made it to shore. they didn't have to go to the hospital for treatment. deputies say what said them was the fact it was very warm last night. about 70 degrees all night long. usually during the water rest toos the people start suffering from hypothermia.

live in pittsburgh allie rasmus. new this morning a court hearing is scheduled today that may lead to the release oophagy joe van knee ramirez -- giovanni ramirez. he's in custody of suspicious of a patrol violation. if the judge rules he is not in violation he will be set free because he has not been formerly charged with the bryan stockist. it. >> bryan stow remanes in a coma if stow's children. they folk for the first time onofre saying it disease temperature tough. proposed library cuts in

oakland are triggering a unique protest this morning. jade hernandez is joining us live outside of city hall. >> reporter: a read in has already started right here. 14 hours for 14 libraries. activists wanting to save 14 libraries right here in the city of oakland plan to hold a read in all day today. now there was a demonstration on friday. oakland police arrested 16 people when protestors blocked the streets. bay of reach is not the only group. today's read in is being sponsored. another coalition of concern city residence urging supporters to do what they can. they are holding today's read in and amy martin joins us this morning. amy thank you for joining us. what do you expect today?

>> we expect surprises. we already have tennis going on over here which we were not noting -- we were not expecting. >> what happens if 14 libraries are no longer open? >> 14 libraries closing would be a tremendous issue for oakland education. libraries are also a public safety issue. it's a safe refuge for family and kids. to have a safe place to go and be off the street. >> reporter: thank you for joining us this morning. she is with save the oakland libraries. of course the read in started just a few minutes ago. it runs until 8:00 tonight. and there are plenty of other activities planned tomorrow. we will have more on that coming up. reporting live from oakland

jade hernandez. happening now in florida the fifth week of the kay receive anthony murder trial is under way. i want to show you live pictures from orlando inside the courthouse. casey anthony is accused of killing her daughter caylee back in 2008. you can can tell they have some sort of date cushion going on. saturday a forensic pathologist went against the prosecution and said that duct tape found at the murder scene was not used to strangle caylee. they say it's the first time that the defense has been able to chip away at the prosecution's case. time now 6:07. nato apologizing for an air strike in libya that may have killed as many as nine civilians. coming up we will bring you a live report from our washington, d.c. about the dropping support in congress for the u.s. role in libya. defense secretary robert gates confirms the u.s. is involved in talks with members of the taliban as part of an

effort to end the war in afghanistan. >> the question is if and when they are ready to talk seriously about meeting the red lines that president karzai have laid down including totally disi vowing al qaeda. >> over the weekend afghan president karzai announced the talks with the taliban. police in roanoke park warning joggers be very careful this morning. that is after a frightening attack on the five creek path near sonoma state university. investigators say a man grabbed a young woman while she was running. tried to slash her face with a box cutter. >> reached out and was going to slash her. she luckily was able to throw up her hands. >> now the 23-year-old woman was badly cut on her forearm just trying to defend herself. that injury required a dozen stitches. she is describing her attacker as a tall, lean, white man in

his 30s. had a goatee and a bald head. he also had a circular tattoo on his forearm and wearing a white tank top with tobacco stains on it. new bird safe building standards are being considered in san francisco. reflections caused by gas windows can concern birds. the examiner reports that the cities planning commission will consider several proposals next month. one solution would require window tinting or frosting. the board of supervisors would have the final say. time now 6:09. sal is watching the roads and the bridges. how are we look something >> we are looking pretty good. so far this time of year it's kind of cool. it seems a lot later than it is. i will show you these pictures. it's only 6:09. it seems like it's later. traffic is moving very well. the extra light always helps with the commute. no problems getting to highway 101 and the bay shore freeway.

there is 101 in san francisco. like wise for the bay bridge by the way it's light getting into san francisco from oakland. and this mornings commute on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge on the maps looks pretty good. on the other side it looks fine. 280 is in good shape. we already have a little bit of slowing on highway 101. i will move it over to livermore here. 580 is a little bit slow. once you make it over to dublin it's nice. at 6:10 let's go to steve. >> thank you. and a little haze out there. a little fog to deal with. fog is off the coast. also down the coast. but not over us. very hazy skies and mild conditions already with 50s and 60s. today's forecast 56-64 to start off here at 7:00 a.m.. clear, sunny, warm to maybe getting a little too warm. 65-85 sunny and warmer though. we will carry that into this afternoon. tomorrow will be the summer

solstice. 72 to 98. nice to warm to hot. the fog is wiped out. it's out there. it's very shallow but it's there. water temperatures continue to be very cold. and the temperature trend is going to go up. now youse temperatures -- now you see temperatures going up monday and tuesday. 56 napa. 56 santa rosa. 60 in livermore. 61 fairfield. mid 60s for many. southwest at 3 at fairfield. they had a north wind very early this morning. that looks like it has turned around. everything is less than five miles an hour. there is not much of a breeze. there are not any clouds. they are out there but they will not make an impact today.

sunny skies warm to hot. the coast is clear as we like to say. a north wind mainly out to the valley. temperatures will warm up. 70s, 80s, and 90s. we will go 82 to berkeley. walnut creak and lafayette. 88 fremont. 90 in redwood city. 80 in the city. that would be in the financial district. 70 for pacifica. 74 wood side. and then a little cooler on thursday. the weekend brush fire in benicia could be a sign of what is to come. the dry conditions that helped fuel the fire and the investigation under way to figure out the cause. there will be hundred of domain names next year but it won't be easy to get one.

time now 6:15. nato apologizing for a missile strike that hit a neighborhood in libya. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom. >> reporter: that is right. nato says the target was a military missile site but the

weapons malfunctioned and hit buildings in a tripoli neighborhood. this is video we brought in. at least nine civilians were killed. >> nato regrets the loss of innocent civilian lives and takes great care in conducting strikes against the regime determined to use violence against its own citizens. >> reporter: the gadhafi regime says the number of civilian deaths is much higher. meanwhile on capitol hill congress moves into its second week of debating president obama's power to wage war in libya without congressional consent. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. officials in pakistan say a suspected u.s. missile attack hit a house in north western pakistan. that was a drone attack in a house that happened just minutes after another missile hit a car nearby and killed seven people. reportedly five of the people in the car were suspected

militants. work workers at that damaged nuclear plant have been cleared to open the air lock doors. the operator of the plant said it planned to open the heavy double doors slowly. taking about eight hours to complete the process. the idea is to avoid disturbing contaminated dust inside. the company has been trying to filter radio active particles out of the air inside the building for several days. european finance ministers today decided to delay the next installment of bailout money to greece. the finance ministers from the 17 countries that use the euro say they do agree to give them it. pretty scary moments for passengers on a flight from dayton, ohio to washington,

d.c. after a woman at an airline counter said there was a bomb on the plane. the 44 passengers were taken off the plane. they were questioned by the fbi. the bomb squad searched through all of the luggage. the fbi says no explosives were found on that plane. the woman that made the bomb threat she was taken into custody. reportedly she has a history of mental illness. fire investigators will be out trying to find what caused a large brush fire. dry brush helped fuel the fire across two acres and came within a few feet of several homes. some people had to evacuate. >> this is the second time we had a fire back there. and it came right up to the back of our fence. it was bad. >> investigators are not calling the fire suspicious but they do say this type of fire

where dry brush is fuel is a sign of what could be an active fire season. still no sign of a southern california man that went missing. search and rescue crews have been working were george penzo right here since friday. he was hiking on the yosemite fall trail. at some point he became separated from the group. anyone that was near that trail on friday or saturday. please contact the yosemite national park search and rescue office. starting next year you will see a lot more online domain names. the organization that assigns online suffixes will start approving use of hundreds of new ones. including some based onager argufy and even ethnicity. they will include chinese

suffix. >> wow. time now 6:19. sal, what is happening near the toll plaza right now? >> dave, i'm glad you asked that. we will show you and pam what is happening there. it's light on. on the left you can see traffic moving along very well. at some point in late june or early july we will see where people take summer vacations. we will see lighter than usual commutes. maybe a couple weeks. maybe a few weeks. right now so far it's pretty normal there. northbound 101 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. no major problems as you get to downtown san francisco. northbound 280 also moving well. we are off to a very nice start. weather is nice too. let's go to steve. >> it is if you like warm weather. by the coast even though it won't be that warm it will be sunny. look for a lot of 70s there and inland a little hayes not much in the way of breeze. a slight component of a west wind. not much. less than five miles an hour.

temperatures are already in the 60s for many. fog is out there. it will not make any impact today. what does will be very, very shallow. 56 bookends. low 60s every else. that north wind looks like it baited there for a little bit. it was rather strong in the valley. early, early this morning. not much going on. high pressure is here. nice to hot. coast is clear. north wind higher elevations and out to the valley. 70s and 80s coast & bay. upper 80s and as you move inland to 90s mid to upper 90s with a few flirting to upper 90s and some near 100. temperatures near 100 degrees for a few inland. but then the fog works its way back in wednesday. and cooler for everyone thursday, friday, and into the weekend. this morning boeing announced two multi billion dollar orders.

they are placed by two the asian market has a need for a bigger airplane. they can carry as many as 467 passengers. also this morning japan's exports dropped for the third straight month. they fell 10.3 in may to $6 billion. at the same time imports rose more than 4%. john these kaw tea makers continue to struggling with parts makers. japanese experts plunged nearly 37% in may. the volunteers that joined him in the search and the hard time he's having more than three weeks after her disappearance. and a florida woman says facebook is more than a place to hook up with friends. she calls it a lifesaver. good morning, westbound 24

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good morning,. san mateo bridge drivers facing a pretty decent commute get into san francisco. i'm sorry getting over to the peninsula. traffic looks good over to the

bay shore freeway and northbound 101 looks good into the city. 6:25 let's go back to the desk. all right, sal. a florida woman says without facebook she would not be alive today. cindy lincoln was home by herself, she fell, broke her thigh bone heard the bone break. she knew she needed help but knew there was no way to get to the phone. >> go out to the kitchen to the telephone i knew i would have to go up a couple step. >> she saw her husband's laptop computer and logged on to the facebook group her family belongs to. ten hours later her daughter-in- law saw the message and called 911. missing student michelle le -- le's family says they are still not giving up hope. volunteers once again joined the family yesterday to search

trails, neighborhoods, and industrial areas around hayward. michelle's father tells us the only present he wanted for father's day was his daughter's safe return. >> it's emotional every day. it's not just today. but we just have to keep going. because we believe in our heart we believe michelle is still alive. waiting to be rescued. >> hayward police are investigating michelle le's disappearance as a homicide. but her family says that they plan to organize more search efforts until she is found. time now 6:27. ground will be broken today on the largest bronze monument in the west and it's right here in the bay area. it's called champions of diversity. the beautiful project was created by mario. today's ground breaking ceremony marks the construction and installation phase of the monument.

a weekend trip to a contra costa county river turned into an eight hour ordeal for two men. the overnight search and rescue effort and the lesson others can learn. in sunnyvale this morning an overnight fire displaces dozens of people. we'll tell you what the fire department is allowing them to do right now. the bell is about to ring on wall street. pam will have the early morning numbers.

welcome back to the morning news. they are just ringing that opening bell there in new york this morning where we could see a lower day wade down by grief we've been talking about the bailout measures. a lot of people the finance ministers all using the euro. not happy about the measure that greece taking to reduce its own deficit before they

bail it out. that is a effecting stock markets around the world this morning. we'll get those numbers for you in a moment. all right we will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us on ktvu morning news i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. topping our news right now we want to update you on that overnight apartment fire in sunnyvale. two people have been hurt in that fire. ktvu kraig debro is now getting a look at the damage. >> reporter: we are getting a closer look and more importantly for the people that live here, they are going to get into their apartments. getting guided escorts in. what they are doing is taking 6- 10 apartment units 6-10 are saying come on in. what happened prior to that building inspector was here making sure everything was safe. people that live in apartments further away from the fires origin are finding they are

getting their stuff out there. we are not sure if the building was livable. i did talk to the red cross and the buildings managers. 16-18 units in this building. and each one of those people will need help. this fire began around 1:50 this morning. when they got here this apartment you are looking at now was fully inflamed. we were able to go down the street. we're the first ones down there to do this and shoot the fire. the fire spread to three other units. now the man we saw just about got lead into his apartment. he was able to get some of his stuff out. he's got a wife. he has at least one child. they need their clothing and belongings. when we talked to somebody this morning that lives in the downstairs unit he tells me the person that lives upstairs had just gotten home. >> about 1:30 in the morning the neighbor came home from work and a few minutes later it

sounded like people were fighting up there. i went outside and looked and it was smoke pouring out. and i knocked on the doors on bottom and started screaming fire, fire so people would hear. >> and the reason i put that in there because that was the same guy you saw just a second ago upstairs in the apartment. he was able to get in there and the parakeets are okay and his little girl is happy. we are looking at video from earlier this morning. this was shot around 2:30 in the morning. you can see it was mutual aid from mountain view and sunnyvale and perhaps another fire department nearby. the fire was under control and out in about an hour and 15 minutes. we had the two injuries. the other injury was somebody that lived in this building that was banging on windows and one of the windows broke. he was warning people about the fire and cut his forearm as a result of that. if i can i will find out if the

fire department has a cause. reporting live in sunnyvale kraig debro. time is 6:33. hundreds of firefighters in central california are tackling a fire that has burned more than 4500-acres in two counties. now the antelope fire started yesterday morning at an oil field in cerin county. now it has moved into san lewis county. >> steep terrain. steep rocky terrain at this time which is making accessibility tough at this time. >> the fire is burning in grasslands. no buildings have been threatened. at least not for now. the cause of the fire is under investigation. wild fires continue to rage in arizona this morning. coming up at 6:45 the break fight firers could -- firefighters could get today. just hours ago authorities in contra costa county launched a search and rescue effort to

find two men that were stranded on the sacramento river. allie rasmus is joining us live to tell us what happened and what police are saying we can all learn from what happened to them. >> reporter: dave, we are standing on the pittsburgh marina right now. the water behind us is part of the sacramento river. i want to show you the shoreline out here. if you take a look at the water it's very still and also low tide right now. if it was high tide that water line you would see there would be all the way up to the bushes. now at low tide this water can be very tricky to jet ski in it. parts are two feet deep. the water is also very grassy. if that grass gets sucked into a pump, it can knock out a jet ski engine. that is what happened to two jet skiers that launched from the marina yesterday afternoon around 5:30. we watched as rescuers brought the 30 and 20-year-old jet skiers back to shore after they were on the water and stuck on

a single jet ski for nearly eight hours overnight. their jet got stuck in shallow water. one of the jet skis sank. the men didn't have their cell phones to contact anyone. when they didn't make it home their family members got concerned and called police. the two men weren't injure and didn't have to go the hospital. one another jet skiers told us what he would do differently. >> we were trying to make it to the side. we were kind of pushing the jet ski and yeah. >> did you have cell phones to call anybody? >> no. >> they were very lucky. they were not wearing wet suits. they didn't have any extra clothing on board their skis. they were very lucky it was 70 degrees all night long. >> reporter: and deputies say last year they responded to five water rescues like this

one with jet skiers getting stuck on this same body of water. usually during the water rescues, the people involved start suffering from hypothermia by the time rescuers arrive. if you do go jet skiing, it's always a good idea to brick a cell phone inside a plastic bag and it's a good idea to be aware of the tides. if it's low tides the water could be difficult to navigate in. a fire department at the center of a controversy helped out in a water rescue. the coast guard was called in to help a father and two children after their boat capsized near alameda yesterday. the alameda firefighters helped pull them to safety. the same fire for watching a suicidal man drown rather than attempt a rescue. alameda's new rules allows a senior fire captain to make the

decision on the scene. 6:37. happening right now about 30 minutes ago a group of activists in oakland kicked off a protest that is aimed at saving oakland's libraries. we will show you live pictures. you see them right there. this is outside oakland city hall. they are reading. the group is called save our libraries. they are angry about a budget scenario being considered that they say would eliminate 14 of oakland's 18 libraries. the organizers of this demonstrator say they will be outside city hall leading allowed until 8:00 tonight. you see a handful of people already there. we will keep you posted on what is happening. today is the last chance for a bill to legalize same six marriage. we will have a live report with what is stalling this bill in the state legislature there. time is 6:38. are presidential candidate mitt romney will be in the bay area

this week. the former massachusetts governor will appear at a campaign fundraiser tomorrow. it will be held at the portella valley home. it's part of a fundraising swing that romney is making through california. he also has events scheduled in sacramento, los angeles and orange county. pg&e will be conducting high water tests. the utility started testing its natural gas pipelines in may in response to the deadly san bruno explosion. crews will be checking pipelines in hayward today. time now 6:39. sal is the commute awake yet or still waking up? >> i think it's still waking up. it's not really too busy out there. let's go outside and take a look at the bay bridge. there is a little bit of a backup here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a ten minute wait. it's backed up to the oakland army base. also this morning we are

looking at interstate 880. the traffic looks good here. both directions in front of the coliseum. if you are driving on 237 any time soon we will see slow traffic now on 237 getting out to highway 101. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we do have hazy skies but no fog. it's well off the coast but it's close. and then south big sur so it's not going to impact us today. not much in the way of any breeze. temperatures are very warm. i will show you some in a second. 56-64 under clear skies but a little hazy out there. by noon 65-85. the coast deals with a little bit of a west wind. 72-98 so hot. inland it won't matter. black diamond which is at 1600 feet is 74 degrees. mount tam 71. belmont hills 67 degrees.

fremont hills near mission peak is 66. and then the berkeley hills 65. that is very warm air aloft. so when warm air aloft is there and there is no fog you know it will get hot. there is a northerly wind in some of the higher elevations. i don't think anybody is up there. temperatures started warming up. they will continue that today and then tomorrow we'll level off tomorrow. could see our first 100-degree readings on the first day of summer. 50s and 60s for the temps at the surface. they are already much warmer than that. at the surface there are a lot of 60s. southwest or west or west, northwest not very strong. at least there is a little westerly component. without that north, northeast wind yes, we can warm up but it won't get blazing hot. it won't be fresno hot. but its will be warm to hot. high pressure here today. sunny skies. warm to hot. about 98 degrees. the coast is clear. with a north wind some of the

higher elevations. highs though temperatures continue to rock it up. 70s and 80s near the waters edge. 90s inland. alameda that is getting warm for them. 88 fremont. 94 morgan hill. cupertino at 91. 90 for redwood city. 70s for daly city. summer begins tomorrow morning and then cooler weather arrives wednesday and no doubt about it thursday we will level off into the weekend. a shark sighting in marin county over the weekend. the new rules being enforced to buy life guards. the beating of bryan stow is due in court in just a couple hours. a live report from los angeles on how today's court hearing could set guy owe van knee ramirez free. traffic is beginning to pick up. we'll give you an update and

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good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at the top story yes, sir following for you. two people were hurt in this early morning apartment house fire. this is near highway 101 in sunnyvale. it started shortly before 2:00 a.m.. firefighters are still there. they are helping the victim

there is. they are also trying to find out how this fire started. police are warning joggers to be careful this morning. this is after a frightening attack on the five creek path right near sonoma state university. a man grabbed a young woman when she was running and tried to slash her face with a box cutter. police in pittsburgh rescued two men. they were stranded overnight after their jet skis gave out in the sacramento river. police say the jet skis engines were cragged by -- were clogged by grass. in a couple hours the man charged with beating bryan stow will be in court. reporter gina joins us from los angeles to tell us why he could be set free. good morning. >> reporter: good morning everyone. it's a big day for giovanni

ramirez. he's going up against his patrol board. he could be set free or back to prison. later this morning he will face a patrol board to determine if he will be sent back to prison. it's a likely possibility but again the patrol hearing has nothing to do with the beating of giants fan bryan stow on opening day. the 42-year-old paramedic remains hospitalized. what the patrol board is looking into this morning is whether ramirez violated the conditions of his patrol. the day ramirez was arrested police say he found a gun hidden in the laundry basket in his apartment. he told police he didn't know that gun was there. >> patrol hearings are very difficult to succeed in. when you are on patrol there are very, very strict conditions. you can't associate with other patrol lees. you can't even j walk. they will have to make a decision. hopefully it's the right one.

the right one being they let him walk into the sunset. >> reporter: defense attorneys say whether or not ramirez's patrol was revoked their client was nowhere near giants stadium the day of the attack. if the patrol board finds there isn't enough evidence to prove ramirez was in possession of a firearm he could be set free. if that happens he will most likely be rearrested immediately by police. to keep him behind bars prosecutors will have to file charges within a few days. detectives say they are still looking for a second attackers and for that woman who drove the get away car. the hearing starts up today at 8:30 in the morning. that is the latest reporting from outside of the jail in los angeles. back to you. >> thank you. time now 6:48. the wind should be calmer today as firefighters battle those wild fires in arizona. the monument fire picked up

steam again yesterday. it was fanned by wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. those flames broke through the containment line and forced a new round of evacuations. the bigger wallow fire. that is causing problems for new mexico. small town of luna remains evacuated as a precaution after the strong winds sent flames over a fire line yesterday. the wallow fire is 50% contained. today is the last day of the legislative session in new york before the summer recess. the governor hopes lawmakers will take up his proposal to legalize same sex marriage. gay rights activists rallied in new york yesterday to urge lawmakers to pass the bill. the state assembly approved it by a wide margin last week. but a vote in the state senate has stalled. one more republican vote is needed for that bill to pass.

just when you thought it was safe to go in the water a great white shark was spotted in the marin county water. the coast guard spotted a great white shark yesterday afternoon. it was about two to 300 feet offshore. now because of the possible risk, life guards will stop people from going deeper into the water. at least until thursday. >> hepfully we don't. 6:50 the is time. >> pam and dave. we will be riding on the freeway of love. i just wanted to give you my attribute. let's acuta look at 237 westbound. i don't know if this is the freeway of love really. it's the freeway of slow traffic right now as you cross

880. southbound 880 traffic is busy in that area. 880 north and southbound the traffic if moving along very nicely getting up to the bay bridge teleplay which is slow. at 6:50 let's go to steve. thank you, sir. and hazy skies. no fog so temperatures in the city will start to warm up. there is not a rip roaring offshore breeze but it will be 70-80 degrees in the city alone. the fog is down south. south of big sur. it wants to go but it has too much resistance today. also off the coast it will probably be back tuesday night or wednesday. it's very, very shallow. high pressure is our fair weather friend. i would say it's larger than charge. you are 100 degrees for some. not by the coast. 60s for many already. some of the higher elevations already it's already in the 70nd. so 58 san francisco and then 56 santa rosa and napa. a lot of 60s here to start.

not much of a sea breeze at all. there is a little come pent of it. they did have a north wind three hours ago. but not now. there is hardly any breeze at all. i don't think any breeze will water. temperatures are -- today lots of the sunshine. sunshine nice warm to hot. close is -- coast is clear. 70 to 98 degrees today. redwood city 90 and 96 concord and livermore. fremont 88 degrees. warm to hot. continues tuesday into wednesday. i think the coast cools off wednesday and everybody cools down toward friday and saturday. sounds good. two airlines are back on schedule that is after computer problems stranded thousands of passengers over the weekend. united airlines says a five hour computer problem shut down the airline on friday and lead to huge delays all day sat and sunday. u.s. air ways computer problems

only lasted three hours. passengers on american airline flights will get sam sung tablets when they board. they will be loaned to passengers and preloaded with flight inflight movies and other entertainment. pretty cool. checking in on the numbers. live look at the big board. dow jones up a little bit about 15 points to 12, 019. overnight markets in asia was down because of problems in greece. time now 6:53. there was a controversy around the u.s. open. no one saw this coming and it has nothing to do with golf. scientists are looking at bay area trash to help solve a pollution issue. good morning, northbound 280 looks pretty good here. wide open for you here. another update on traffic and weather straight ahead. ♪

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cigarette butts are also a big problem. time now 6:56. nbc made an on air i polly -- apology for editing out the word from under god during the u.s. open. they opened the golf broadcast with a montage that included children reciting the pledge. however the words under god were left out. the backlash from social media was quick and harsh. critics calling that omission un-american. they said it was an editing error. let's check in with sal. >> we do have traffic becoming a lot slower on this approach to 7:00. 880 is getting busier here. bay bridge backed up along the army base for about a 15 minute wait. 6:57 let's go to steve. thank you. sunshine for everyone today. temperatures will be warming up

pretty fast here. already 70s in some of the higher elevations. 70s by the coast. 80s around the bay. and 90nd inland. two people are hurt in an overnight fire in sunnyvale. we are getting an inside look in some of the damage. bay area police are taking action in response to a shooting involving an infant. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪

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