coast it being low pressure our pattern stays very cool. maybe a little drizzle out there. fog, sun breezy. afternoon highs continue to be oh so cool. santa rosa 74. 72 san jose. now tara moriarty. if you are going down to los angeles to get away from the weather here, do be aware 405 will be shut down between 101 and the ten. huge freeway huge way to get into l.a. you will have to take the five instead. 405 is a nightmare as it is any way. let's take a look at our own bay area roadways. this is the east shore freeway. as you approach the big bridge. and in san francisco a little windy out there. cameras bobbing around out there. do be aware if you are going eastbound on to the bay bridge there are three lanes that are

shut down. all right here's a look at our maps we do have a traffic collision. this is at 19th avenue. we don't have much information on it at this point. it shouldn't be causing too many delays at this hour. let's head over to the desk. this morning the city of oakland formerly launches a new campaign to fight crime. ktvu kraig debro tells us that the city's fruitvale district will be blanketed with crime cameras. >> reporter: that is right. six blocks on international boulevard will be covered. in april of this year a long- time resident of fruitvale was killed. later today they will announce a plan to prevent others from becoming victims. city leaders have approved the purchase of 30 surveillance cameras for fruitvale. they already have video surveillance cameras. the difference is some of the

cameras will be placed inside businesses as well as outside. the momentum to buy the camera is the direct result of jesus com pose. he was shot and killed april 8th. the resulting outrage over campos killings lead to outrage. one of the plans set to be announced later today is spending $35,000 in redevelopment money for the cameras. they won't prevent crime but supporters are hoping the would- be criminal would think twice before committing a crime. knowing cameras are watching as well as the police. police will automatically have access to the video. information on the cameras. coming up why some are concerned about civil liberties. reports live in oakland kraig debro. the man accused of stealing a picasso draw willing be arraigned in court later this

morning. a surveillance camera lead police to the arrest of 30-year- old mark lugo last week. we're also learning it looks like this is not his first heist. police say they have found a half a million dollars worth of stolen art work. it includes another picasso reported stolen. lugo will also face charges for that theft. overnight news a family that just moved into their new oakland home may have to find a new place to live. overnight fire caused major damage to their new victorian home. the fire started shortly after 10:00 p.m. near the intersection of 18th avenue and foothill boulevard. firefighters managed to get the flames under control within a few minutes but not before the damage was done. >> people are move into the second floor today. today was move in day. we displaced the first floor residence in a secondary unit. >> one person was treated for

smoke inhalation. investigators are still searching for the cause. dozens of people are homeless this morning following an apartment fire in san francisco. that started late yesterday afternoon on euclid avenue in the city's laurel heights neighborhood. dozens of firefighters were on the scene for several hours. no one was hurt but the fire caused major damage. one person tells us that a plumber accidentally started the fire while using a torch to fix a leak in his bathroom. commuters in the south bay that used the valley transportation authorities light rail system can stay connected on the go. free 4g wi-fi is available on its system. this morning the clock is ticking down on the borders bookstore chain unless there is a dramatic rescue of the company by 5:00 p.m. on sunday. there are five bay area stores

still open. the ones in sunnyvale, palo alto, vacaville, and the stone galleria are the ones that survived the bankruptcy in february if. those stores could be shut down ifly question day tour takes -- lick question --ly question day tour takes over. >> it will leave shopping centers with empty stores and thousands of people without jobs. city workers in oakland are set to lose their jobs in the next couple of week as part of the city's budget cuts. many receiving layoffs are workers responsible of cleaning up public parks and cutting

down trees. the police department will be budgeted for 636 officers this year, 588 next year. at 8:00 this morning president obama will hold a news conference to give an update on the status of negotiations to increase the country's debt ceiling. it comes after five days of talks between the president and congressional leader les. he asked congress to take three separate reductions to their offices. 4:36 is the time and tara moriarty is in for sal on this friday morning. how is traffic? >> everything is looking pretty good out there. we don't have any major delays to speak of. still early in our morning commute. right now we will head over to the east bay. this is highway 4 as you make your way toward concord. everything looking great. and a little bit toward the west we have the tara moriarty bridge a slight bit of fog. but not too bad as you make

your way westbound on the right hand side there toward foster city. 280 in san jose not too many folks on the roadways. steve, how sit going? tara hello. >> hello. >> happy friday. if you are a fan of this cool weather, i have to say it runs 4-1 in favor of that according to the tweets and e-mails, you know warm weather will come back. this is unseasonally cool. low clouds are in place. they thicken up they thinned out a little bit yesterday and they are back again. 52 napa. 50 in santa rosa. there is a definite bite to the morning air. your friday morning trifecta, fairfield 56 and livermore 56 san jose and mountain view running cooler. that is not something we have seen. the west, southwest winds in place when vacaville has a south, southwest wind. one low drop in moved out right

there. guess what, here comes the next one dropping in. our whether if anything inland highs may cool down a couple degrees over the weekend and rebound next week. fog, low clouds and sun stays cool. mist or drizzle is out there for friday. maybe. but nothing compared to what we had on wednesday. 50s 60s and 70s according to morgan hill and santa rosa and livermore. 68 san rafael. 64 i would say you are staying cool and i will see a little bit warmer weather. happening now this morning the space shuttle crew will try to figure out what caused the second computer failure on board atlantis in less than a week. mission control woke up the crew because of a computer problem in one of the side main computers. here's a live look this morning. i would like to take you out to space to show you what is going on this morning. you can see work being done.

they are headed into that space suit or checking it out. crews switched to a backup computer. there was a similar problem on sunday which was resolved by monday. nasa says the problem does not pose a safety concern. we'll show you the crowds lined up in front of bay area theaters to mark the end of an era. also why parents are getting a little extra time to come ply with a new health law in california schools. here is a look at 880 near the oakland coliseum. we'll show you more coming up. [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family.

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good morning. stop me if you have heard this. there is a big fog bank out there and a pretty good sea breeze which equals the same weather. 50s and 60s coast and bay. and sunny but breezy and 70s inland. there is concern this morning that the recent storms in colorado may cause flooding and landslides. one lane of a highway near bolder is already closed. keeping people away from their homes. people are stocking up on sandbags to protect their homes from flooding. more fallout for rupert murdoch news corp. the head of the british division has resigned.

rebecca brookes oversaw news of the world. brookes says she's leaving because staying put would put the company at risk. here in the u.s., news corp owns the fox network and the wall street journal. an emergency meet willing be held today in a civil defamation suit. anthony falsely told police the little girl was a nanny with the same name. gonzalez is asking the court to force anthony to be questioned. anthony will not attend today's hearing. for thousands of devoted harry potter fans this morning the end of an era. it turned out in full wizardry galea for the midnight premier of the eighth and final harry potter movie.

the first book was published in england back in 1997. that spawned a worldwide phenomenon that capture and influenced the generation that grew up with harry, ron, and hermione. >> the mug l world is out there and we are the wizards. >> there is a lot of themes in the book about friendship and love and good verses evil. >> fandago reports more than 6,000 theaters sold out. family and friends of michelle le will launch another search today for the missing nursing student. she was seen seven months ago. the family has organized several search parties since then in hopes in finding her alive. investigators are treating le's disappearance as a homicide. the reward in the case now stands at $100,000. a public funeral service will be held far santa rosa

teenager. police say she had been drinking vodka during a slumber party at her home. friends and family will gather to say goodbye to her. services begin at 2:00 this afternoon. we know more about that body found in the water near a san jose golf course. a fisherman made the discovery on wednesday. police now say the man was not a victim of foul play although they are still not sure how he died. they also say the body is significantly decomposed. police in oakland are releasing new information about the burned body found in the city's upscale rock ridge neighborhood. a man walking down the road discovered the woman's body. investigators now believe she may have been killed elsewhere and set on fire in the neighborhood. police won't release the victims name until all of her family members are notified.

the obama administration has asked a federal court of appeals to reconsider its ruling ordering an immediate end to don't ask don't tell. the justice department argues that ending the military ban right away would prevent the government from using an orderly process to eliminate the policy. don't ask don't tell prevents gays and lesbian troops from openingly serving. california is the first state in the nation to require its public schools to add lessons about gay history. governor jerry brown signed the landmark legislation yesterday. starting in 2015 social study classes will have to include contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community members. >> i think it's appropriate that gay people are included. they are part of our history. that is the right thing to do. >> not everyone supports the new law. the conservative group

savecalifornia.com says parents rights are being trampled. an emergency bill gives schools a break from a new law that requires students to get vaccinated against whooping cough. it would allow schools to meet students that don't meet the requirements. they would have 30 days within the start of school to obtain the vaccine. school officials have expressed concern that confused parents and students would be turned away on the first day of school. the city of san francisco is threatening to take the state and federal government to court over the san bruno pipeline explosion. state and federal agencies failed to regulate pg&e before last years explosion in san bruno. the failure put the public at risk. he sent a letter to the state

puc and federal pipeline safety administration which is seen as a precursor to a lawsuit. a concord man will stand trial over the fatal pit bull mauling of his two-year-old grandson. a judge has already add the involuntary manslaughter to the charges. he's also charged with felony child abuse and owning a mischievous animal. he left them unsupervised in their home. jacob woppedderred into the garage and was mauled by three of his five pit bulls. he faces up to five years in prison if convicted. erosion could be the sign of things come. ocean beach in san francisco saw the worst erosion during the 2009 and 2010 winter. that is according to a study published by the american

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running. several people were knocked down and trampled. this is the first time in five years that the housing vouchers were given away. organizers say they did not plan it would generate such interest. two planes were damaged after they collided on the tarmac at boston's logan airport. the delta plane clipped the tail of a commuter jet. both planes were getting ready to take off. the planes are grounded and passengers were put on other flights. one person complained of neck pain but no one else was injured. that silver balloon that captured the nation's attention two years ago has been sold. didn't bring in as much money as hoped. they falsely told colorado authorities that their son floated away in that weather balloon. they recently put the balloon up for auction. they were asking for $1 million.

they got $2500. a new study shows the internet is changing the way our brain works. researchers call it the google effect because their work shows they are less likely to remember things we know we can find online. instead of remembering random facts we are remembering where we are likely to find that information easily. they say that does not make humans less smart. it could give our brains more time to be creative and come up with new ideas, products, and theories. major freeway shut down is hours away in los angeles. it is being called carmageddon. starting at midnight interstate 405 will completely shut down for 53 hours so that construction crews can demolish a bridge. it's all to make room for a new hov lane. half a million drivers use the highway on a california weekend. it could have a ripple effect causing a traffic nightmare. >> we are expecting a lot of

traffic but we are hoping we can manage it. the biggest thing that will help is if the public stays away and stays home on this weekend. >> onramp to the 405 will start closing at 7:00 tonight. lane closures will then follow at 9:00. 4:53 is the time. tara we talk about it here because people in northern california travel down south. tara moriarty in for sal. make sure you say the 405 the 5. >> i got in trouble saying the 101 that is how you say it down south. >> but up here no the. >> avoid the 405. take the five if you are heading to disney land. but you are going to have to do maneuvering if you have plans in santa monica or something like that. i don't know why they decided to close it in the summer it's a busy weekend. here in the bay area this is a

live look at the richmondson ray fell bridge. it's a little busy out there. 880 coliseum it's smooth sailing. finally 237 in mil pietas westbound traffic. thank you and happy friday everybody. if you enjoyed the weather this week, today we will end the week the way you like it. i have been showing inland temperatures and how cool they are. a little closer to the bay and coast. mountain view 78 on the forecast. oakland should be 72. 64 for a high in san francisco this year. 68 degrees today. there will be some areas that don't get above 58 or 59. big fog bank continues to hang around. inland temps are not that warm. there is a big old low up in the gulf of alaska that moved into the pacific northwest. a little chill in the morning

air. santa rosa 50. san rafael 52. napa 52. 54 mountain view. west, southwest continues to be in place. right there in fairfield. and sacramento with a west wind so the delta breeze has no problems establishing itself. so the one low ejects out. there it goes. here comes another one in to reenforce it and keep the pattern going. the second verse same as the first. which means night morning fog and then sunny and warm. no sunny and cool. breezy to windy. i don't see much change in the weekend. fog or low clouds. sun breezy. staying very cool. nothing wrong with staying cool but the weather staying really cool. maybe a mist or drizzle. not as much. more likely late tonight into saturday. 58-78. 78 at antioch and everybody between is way below average. slight warm up early next week but not a barn burner.

4:56 is the time. new details about a high-speed chase. the crime the driver was connected to. and a new crime fighting tool comes to an oakland neighborhood. the extra set of eyes that will be helping police.

a homicide of a popular restaurant owner in fruitvale might make the neighborhood safer. overnight oakland firefighters stopped fire spreading from this building to neighboring building. we will tell you what happened. a major drug bust leads to another crime in the bay area. what was found and what it caused a suspect to do. plus wi-fi on the rails. the commuters that will be able to stay connected. well good morning, you did it welcome to friday it's july 15th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's look at the weather. steve tells us it will not warm up. >> not until next week and then it won't be that warm. it has been warmer than what we've had the last couple