good morning we have breaking news from san jose, a man shot and killed at a karaoke bar. we have the very latest on the investigation. is a murder suspect connected to a string of crimes from about a year ago? we'll show you the police sketch coming up. >> a fiery police chase, this one through two bay area cities, why the police were chasing the suspect and how it all ended. >> and what kind of shoe would people pay $90,000 for? we'll show you. it's the shoe that has people in san fransisco waiting in line since monday. we'll show you that shoe and the i'm pam cook. and i'm dave clark. we're ready let's check your weather and traffic. steve has got some good stuff for us. >> mostly sunny. i mean it will be sunny here fast. just some patchy fog.

yesterday we were dealing with fog. it will be sunny and temperatures anywhere from mild to warm but all signs point to warmer weather arriving for the weekend. here's sal. >> highway 4 looks good here, bay point, antioch a little bit slow in antioch but here in bay point it looks good. 680 southbound you can see traffic in san fransisco i messed that up. i will say since i mentioned 068 that's also in good shape. >> thank you, sal we begin with our developing news out of san jose. police still at the scene of a deadly shooting at a karaoke bar on center old rode and burke street. officers received a 9-1-1 call at about 2:30 this morning. when they arrived they found a 24-year-old man had been shot. he was pronounced dead a short time later. investigator e.g.investigators do not have a motive at this time. coming up at 6:30 we're going to have a report.

police in gilroy investigating a possible link between the suspect in the sierra lamar case and several unsolved cases. ktvunoelle walker is in gilroy to tell you what the police are investigating. noele? >> gilroy police have identified a suspect in a string of child annoyances last summer and that suspect bears a strong resemblance to the suspect in the sierra lamar case. according to the gilroy police they identified a suspect in a string of child annoyances last summer for allegedly trying to lure children into a car. you are looking at a sketch of that suspect, and then here it is next to the booking photo of garcia torrez. he is the man charged with kidnap and murder of sierra lamar. now the sketch and photo bear a strong resemblance.

the so-called child annoyances involved three girls and one boy. mere while sierra lamar's family continues to hold out hope that shell be found alive. volunteers searched for clues on wednesday and another search is scheduled for saturday. they've been holding those searches twice a week. garcia torrez's next court appearance is postponed because his attorney has stepped down from the case due to an unspecified conflict of interest. reporting live in gilroy. and overnight news incredible video of a high speed chase in contra costa county. a shower of sparks flew from the wheels of the stolen pickup truck late last night. it had gone over a police spike strip. now the hour long chase began in pittsburg. it ended along interstate 680 near alamo. speeds reached 100 miles an hour. the suspect eventually got out of the truck and surrendered, and you can see the damage that

those spike strips did to that pickup truck. around 9:00 last night antioch police and firefighters were at this home on york shire drive. police taped after an area of the house while firefighters worked in the garage chopping down part of the what will. a police officer told our photographer that there was a large mango operation happening at that home. 6:03 police in concord have recommended vehicular manslaughter charges against a 17-year-old driver who was involved in a crash that killed a father and daughter. the teenager avoided our cameras yesterday outside his home. two months ago he lost control of his car on tree boulevard in concord crashing into a family that was riding their bikes. solai marks an nuri and his 9- year-old daughter were killed. their lawyer wants that young driver charged as an adult. >> i certainly hope they treat him as an adult because of what he did. there's two lives that have been taken, a father and a

daughter. >> well, the decision now rests with the district attorney's office. the details of what was found in that two-month investigation hasn't been released but police say in order to recommend a vehicular manslaughter charge they have to find some degree of recklessness. this morning family and friends are mourning the loss of a 92-year-old grandmother. wednesday afternoon jean smith was on her daily walk in a marked crosswalk at arlington boulevard and brewster drive. police say at the same time 57- year-old douglas herring was riding downhill on arlington. they say he didn't see smith until he was about 100 feet away. by then it was too late to stop. smith was pronounced dead at the hospital. herring suffered minor injuries, and police say he did not act negligently. today un special enjoy to syria meets with secretary of state hillary clinton about the

crisis in syria. this follows reports about another mass killing in syria that includes women and children. coming up the growing pressure for the united states to step in and intervene. back here at home supporters of proposition 29, that's the cigarette tax here in california, they believe they can still win. the latest ballot count shows the measure is losing by less than 53,000 votes. the difference was 63,000 on election night. now the initiative if it passes would impose on extra dollar per pack of cigarettes to fund cancer research. an estimated 1 million ballots still have not been counted. a new nike shoe goes on the market tomorrow and people already lining up. already rain plan koa is in san fransisco with a look at this hot ticket item and how much people are willing to pay for it. already rain i cannot believe

it t. >> reporter: people have been waiting out here since monday for a chance at these nike air shoes. they're all bundled. the limited edition kicks designed by kanye west they come with anaconda textured quarter pan panels and a reptilian like. the speakers make reference to ancient civil visionings they're nice shoes but the people waiting say they've had to endure a lot. >> witnessed some fights all different kind of crazy stuff, people getting jacked, people just peeing in public. it's been crazy out here. >> it's a little crazy out here. i agree. nike is anticipated to release 3 to 5,000 pairs worldwide. they go on sale for a retail

price of $245 but people are already selling them on ebay for 5,000 bucks. one buyer bid $90,000 on wednesday. they do glow in the dark but i'm not sure that justifies the cost or the effort out here. reporting live, kvu. >> justifying the cost and the effort, that's the question. what are you willing to wait up all night in line for? anything? >> not a shoe. >> not a shoe. >> not a shoe. >> good morning let's go out and take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along pretty well at the toll plaza. there's a little bit of a backup in some of the cash lanes but that's about all. also the morning commute looks pretty good if you are driving on interstate 880 north and southbound in oakland. southbound 880, hayward fremont that is still off to a nice start and dun bart also easy over to the peninsula. >> mostly clear skies, there's just a patch or two of low

clouds around. we're looking pretty good on this friday morning, a little breezy in some of the higher elevationings, you get up about 1500, 2,000 feet you can find blustery kg conditions. some of that cool air was in place from the system we had a couple days ago o so the allows were down. we had a couple 30s and 40s, but everything points to sunshine and warmer weather inland saturday into sunday but looks like a roller coaster ride. pollen count nothing has changed. i mean it continues to be the trees and also the grass. it continues to be the main culprit on the trees and the wind doesn't help. people tell me that. temperatures will be warming up, might knock down a little bit on the grass this year. system that went through yesterday along the oregon border, that's preventing the high from building but the other one in the pacific says if you're going to do that,

then i'll just billed in out sheer start moving over california starting tomorrow. can't get rid of the breeze but temperatures are in the upper 40s for a few -- remember napa was 41 two days ago. they're 49 this morning. that's the airport. a lot more 50s compared to 40s. still a westerly breeze. nothing outrageous but there's no north or northeast wind. it's still a sea breeze. one system goes through on saturday and here comes sunday. sunny mild to warm today, just a few patches of low clouds. so breezy at times to blustery. 60s, 70s, low 80s, kind of a tough call. i saw one projection for clear lake for 70. i went closer to 80, 79 livermore, low 80s, santa claire valley or mid-70s around san jose, same for the peninsula along the coast,

breezy. very leg fog saturday. it does look warmer then a cool down starlets tuesday. well scientists are warning that the world is headed towards the tipping point. a group of 22 international researchers including some from stanford and cool say population growth, environmental destruction and climate change could change the face of the earth forever. according to the study in a worst case scenario, current trends could have the same impact as if an asteroid were to hit the earth. >> wow, okay. time 6:11. a former president at 87 years old, how former president george hw bush's active lifestyle has really slowed down. >> new cameras are keeping a close eye on riders, how they work and when you can expect to see them. policewoman

welcome back, officials at save mart supermarket say they've given employees the company's last, best, and final offer. there are three bay area save mart store, medical pietas, hayward and antioch. union recommends the employees reject the offer and the two sides go back to the bargaining table. no votes have been scheduled but if the workers turn down the company offer this could lead to a strike. union workers have already authorized a strike. well the wife of former baseball star roger clemens is

coming to his defense. debbie clemens will take the witness stand today. she's expected to testify that she received an injection of human growth hormone from her husband's then strength coach. debbie clemens will add that her husband was never there and knew nothing about it. but earlier that coach testified it was roger clemens who asked for that injection. new this morning, united states is under growing pressure to do something to stop the violence and killing in syria. scott mcfar land reports unit united nation secret service en route to washington for talks today. >> just two days after a killing that killing 80 people, women and children included there is new violence in syria this morning. government troops again battling remember rebels. international peace negotiator meeting with hillary clinton in the next 30 minutes here in

washington. he is saying that other nations with influence need to use that influence to stop this conflict. top u.s. military officials say they too are concerned about the lack of progress. >> it is moving at a pace that is slower than we -- anyone would want, i mean the continued massacres are just deplorable. >> a lot of movement in the next hour, cope amonoat the state department and the president of the united states speaking in about an hour. we'll see if he mentions syria. live in washington, scott mc mcfar land. a new pentagon report is showing an alarming increase in suicides among american soldiers. the report says this year suicides for active duty troops average almost one a day. the reasons are not clear. army information is suggesting soldiers with several combat tours are at greater risk of committing suicide. however the report says a

significant number of army suicides are committed by soldiers who have never been deployed to a war zone. former president george bush relies on a walker to move around. jeb bush says it's been tough for his 87-year-old father to slow down. the older bush use today sky dive every five years on his birthday. his most recent jump was in 2009. jeb says even though his father needs the assistant of a walker he remains mentally sharp. california senator diane feinstein is speaking out against a rising number of looks of top secret government information to the media. >> this has to stop. when people say they don't want to work with the united states because they can't trust us to keep a secret, that's serious. >> now these concerns are related to recent news reports that expose u.s. saber attacks against iranian nuclear sites

and president obama's involvement in ordering drone attacks on suspected terrorists in pakistan. the army privates is due back in court this morning. the a military judge is scheduled to rule on a request by defense attorneys for bradley manning to dismiss ten of the 22 charges against him. he's charged with aiding the enemy by downloading class fied documents to wick key leeks while he was staked in iraq. a new surveillance system is coming to puny. by this time 400 cameras will be installed in stations and tunnels. software is designed to automatically spot suspicious behavior. now the texas company behind the software says its product works every second of the day and while people lose focus looking at surveillance screens for more than 20 minutes they can actually miss something important i guess. sal is focused on highway

101 and everything else. >> yes, i am and you know, i may lose focus, but for this short amount of time you can count on me to look at your cameras, and we'll show you the cameras we're looking at, northbound 101 approaching the 80 split, that camera looks good getting up to the downtown area. also this morning wii looking at oakland, 880 traffic moving along well. thest are out of town but the giants are back in town and they will be here playing the texas rangers so you can count on at&t being nice and loaded up for this weekend. and the morning commute on 880, it looks good, san mateo and dunbar bridge traffic not all that bad. we also check in with highway 4 in antioch a little bit of slow traffic here. let's go to steve. >> thank you and a very good morning, mostly clear. there's just a few little patches of fog around, i mean nothing compared to yesterday. we had a lot more.

temperatures very similar the last coupling days, 60s, 70s, but the system tom north is responsible for us kind of maintaining the temperatures and it left mind some very cool air and all signs screaming warm weather kicking in saturday and sunday certainly away from the coast. that little system keeps the wind going and you see the low right by the banner. but out yonder, out there high pressure is building in, and that's going to kick in and fire up and be the over the west coast saturday late into sunday and monday. upper 40s, low to mid-50s, temperatures much warmer than they have been in the past couple days. some of that fog is getting chewed up. there's no heat or temperatures, even some of the higher elevations aren't warm enough to support it. it forms fast. patchy allow clouds but mainly 60s, 70s, and low 80s. everything says we'll warm it up. with your weekend in view it

does look good and a cool down starts tuesday and that will carry us into probably most of next week. facebook making it easier to find apps. it's starting to roll out its app center. right now it features 600 apps mostly games reviewed by the company. it will recommend apps to users based on their interests the types of apps their friends like and the ones they have liked in the past. the app center is available on facebook's web site as well as apple and android devices. there's been another web site hacking, last fm recommends its users change pass words as soon as possible. it also warnings not to respond to e-mails asking them to change their password. it cannot tell how many pass words were leaked or who did it. but it is investigating. the advice is go to the web site itself and change your password rather than a link from your e-mail.

a bay area hospital is behind several recent medical miracles, why eight people who just met for the first time this week have a lot of to celebrate. plus more fallout from last year's quake and tsunami in japan. why there may be teenages you can't see in a dock that floated all the way to oregon. >> good morning, westbound highway 4 getting a little slower now. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. man: there's a cattle guard, take a right. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you.

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good morning, traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on 24 between walnut creek and oakland. we'll see traffic moving well all the way up through the tunnel. well, eight people involved in a rare kidney transplant in san fransisco have finally met. the kidney recipients needed donations to survive. all had spouses or friends willing to donate but the halves of each couple were not good matches so the donors offered their kidneys in exchange for a better match. that let to what california pacific medical center calls a four way in one day made possible because of special software designed by another kidney recipient. >> doctors have offenses and there are possibilities for a lot more people now.

>> david jacob cease software has helped 44 kidney patients at california pacific so far. he says it's vital to get a match because the risk of dying on dialysis is as high as 20%. the west coast is now getting the fallout from last year's japanese quake and tsunami. a 66-foot long dock, this one here from japan floated and washed ashore on the coast of oregon. while there's no radiation, the dock does carry millions of little marine organisms including a tiny expertise of crab, algae and star fish native to japan. scientists are worried these expertise will spread and threaten the u.s. coastline. >> we would have thought they that they would have died without any food sources. usually these are near shore organisms and for them to be out in the ocean and make the trip across that's surprising. >> wildlife officers cleaned

that dock yesterday. they removed some of the organisms it's a 155-ton dock made of concrete and steel. they're decide what they're going to do with it in the next day or so. take a look at this animation from the university of hawaii. you can see the size of the tsunami debris field. they're forecasting it to drift to hawaii and then along the pacific coast. they believe coastal currents will deflect some of the debris back towards hawaii. however california has issued guidelines for volunteers to help out to pick up the debris. a new shoe is hitting stores but people are already lining up, take a look, to get their hands on that pair. >> yellow crime tape surrounding a san jose strip maul right now. we'll tell you what happened. >> we're going to tell you what happened overnight and this morning on the new york stock

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welcome back to the morning news, ringing the opening bell there in new york this morning, getting ready that you on demand. it's actually china's leading national pay per view. there it is on the nasdaq. over on the new york stock exchange we have members of the new york state police, and they are celebrating 95th 95th anniversary of the new york state police. so they're ringing the bell. are those their current uniforms or are they kind of retro. >> it looks retro but i'm assuming. >> anyway, congratulations to them. they are ringing the bell there, and looks like a pretty mixed day. we'll get business news coming up. >> all right. we'll smile and say good morning thank you for joining us. it's a friday.

it's june the 8th. i'm pam cook. we have breaking news. we continue to follow developing news from san jose. a man has been shot and killed. happened at a karaoke bar near center road. ktv's cara lieu has been out since 4:30. what do you know now cara. >> reporter: i want to show you what is going on right now here in the scene just in about the last hour or so. police officers have moved the victim's body, but there are quite a few homicide investigators out here swells crime scene technicians and we're here at a strip mall on center street and the investigation seems to be focused towards the back of this strip mall. this is the 18th homicide of the years year. they got a 9-1-1 call around 2:30 this morning alerting them to a shooting. the victim is a 24-year-old man. he was pronounced dead here at the scene. investigators so far have not released his name. earlier this morning our

cameras were rolling as police had a man in handcuffs and put him in the back of a parole car. police aren't saying what his connection may be to all this. they also say they don't have a motive for the shooting. we are waiting for updates from san jose police department. as soon as we get those we will bring those to you. time is now 6:31 investigators focusing new attention on several child annoyance cases in gilroy. police in gilroy reportedly investigating whether the suspect in the sierra lamar case may be connected to those cases. we'll get a live report from gilroy with details of the investigation. today should be the final day of testimony in the pretrial hearing with the two men charged with beat beating brian stow. on the stand yesterday was dorene sanchez, the sister of the defendant louie sanchez and the fiancee of the other defendant marvin norwood.

she testified that her brother yelled at giants fans during the game that day. >> he was rude, loud. >> when you say rude, what do you mean by that? >> pretty much saying boo, boo giants. >> besides saying boo giants was he saying anything else. >> dorene sanchez also testified that tensions escalated after the game in the parking lot. she said her fiancee and brother disappeared, then came rushing back ordering her to drive away. we do have complete coverage online. you'll find more video and testimony from inside the courtroom at our web site ktvu.com. 6:33 the city of san fransisco will not help pay the legal bills of suspended sheriff, he reportedly argued he's entitled to legal help from the city as an elected official. however, the city attorney's office disagrees. mayor ed lee suspended america

roadway knee after he pleaded guilty to false imprisonments of his wife. an ethics hearing starts on june 19. today both sides will hand in a list of witnesses that they want the ethics commission to subpoena along with any objections they may have to witness statements. the family members and friends of a teenager shot and killed in south san fransisco are holding vigils at the gas station where he was shot. the family of 15-year-old derrick gaines has also hired attorney john burris to investigate whether the shooting was racially motivated. police say the officer did it in self-defense and claims the teenager pulled out a gun first. more seniors at heritage high school in brent wood could be banned from tomorrow's graduation ceremony. yet was the last day of classes and graduation practice is scheduled today. however, school administrators met last night to talk about

suspending even more students. the students are accused of vandalizing the school and also chaining up a 6-month-old lam. 50 students have already been suspended and they will not be allowed to walk. >> i just don't think the crime fits their punishment, that they can't walk. this is for the rest of their lives they'll remember this. >> however the district superintendent says students participating in senior pranks that are harmful or destructive they're liable for damages and they will not participate in commence want exercises. >> drivers in fran south market neighborhood will now have to drive slower. the speed limit on parts of howard, full some harris and bryant streets have been lowered down from 30 to 25. officials say that will improve safety in the neighborhood. happening now people in san fransisco are already lining up for gnaw pair of nike shoes. we want to take you out there live. this is outside the sheik store on market street. people there have been lining

up for days ready to get their hands on a specific pair of shoes, and our own ktvu's dorene plan koa is out there this morning and she's been talking to people who are waiting for this frenzy, but the shoes don't go on sale until 9:00 tomorrow morning and people have been waiting since monday to get their hands on a pair of those shoes. >> the shoes are actually kind of cool looking. they're nice designs and kanye west has made the design like himself, so that's pretty cool, and they glow in the dark, so that's another cool feature. >> the shoes retail for $250. nike says it will only produce about 3 to 5,000 on ebay some already selling for as much as $90,000. >> wow, pat pam. >> who has the $0000 to spend on shoes. >> sal,. >> i wish, no, i don't have

that kind of money. >> we don't have to run over to you. you're already there. >> we're here. as a matter of fact, if you are looking at the commute now, traffic is moving along pretty nicely. if you are going to be driving in some areas. it's friday light in some areas, not so for others. the bay bridge is backed up for sure, but you will see only a slight backup. it's backed up to about the middle of what used to be that parking lot there, and then off you go into san fransisco with little or no delay. also the morning commute looks pretty good if you are driving on 880 north and southbound right here in the sunny east bay. no major problems. the as are out of town this weekend so you won't have to worry about any traffic. let's move along and take a look at antioch and pittsburg and bay point. we see some more slow traffic here but only at antioch, the rest of the commute looks good and then 80 between valet owe and richmond off to a nice start. >> a few little patches of fog

around, sunny breezy again. temperatures though not as cool this morning, in fact, i mean, the days are getting much much longer. we're two weeks away from the official start of summer here. 48 to 58 on the lows. it will be sunny, breezy, 58, 76 by noon and this afternoon sunny and breezy again. some higher elevations are more in the windy category. fast moving systems. i mean you see these zipping on by. that's a fast jet stream for this time of year. we had that system drop in a couple deistic, the lows are running warmer and the afternoon highs especially on saturday and into sunday they'll be heading out. we do have low pressure moving in. after that goes by, high pressure is hot on its heels, it'll start to warm us up on the weekend. kind of the transition today as that system begins to move, everything's falling into place here, changing here. sunny and warm kind of been

stuck here, sunny breezy pattern but very comfortable. 60s, 70s or very very low 80s for many locations. 66 alameda, 82 towards brent wood, 80 morgan hill, san jose, 75, 75 santa cruz and low mid 70s along the peninsula. low to mid-60s, patchy fog saturday and warmer weather kicks in and warm on sunday into monday and a cool down starts on tuesday. 6:39 we have breaking news happening in san fransisco, a water main break causing big problems for hotels and businesses right near fisherman fisherman's war you have. did the see air rolla mar kidnapper and murder suspect try to lure children into his car in this neighborhood a year ago? possible connection coming up. >> good morning traffic is moving along pretty well as you're driving on interstate

880. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather.

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ktvu's already rain just arrived on the scene to tell us about crews that will be very hard at work for some time. >> reporter: , this water main break is very bad news for several bibusinesses in the area including hotelings and a sub way and a 711 over here. an employee with the san fransisco puc says the businesses won't have water for at least six or seven hours more. they thinks the break is due to old age. the water main he said was built in the early 1900. right now we're waiting for a crew from pg and e to get here to make sure when they go in there there and fix the water mains that it won't get in the way of other utilities and cause any problems with utilities. as you can see it's dry right now. there's a little wetness on the pavement but the water main break is under control. it happened at about 4:30 and it only took them about an hour to get that break under control. of course under ground it's a

different story. when they get here pg and e will look at the utilities, mark them and make sure they know where those are so they can go in and dig into the ground and fix that water main break but right now they're telling us it will be at least another six or seven hours before businesses here on mason street between beach and jefferson will have water, and also there's a block on jefferson that's al water this mortgage. reporting live in san fransisco. >> here a quick look at some of the other top stories we're following for you right now at 6:44. in san jose police still at the scene of a deadly overnight shooting that happened at a karaoke bar. the victim a 24-year-old man. just about an hour ago the victim's body was removed from the crime scene. very few details right now, but had is san jose's 18th 18th homicide of the year. and late last might, look at this sparks are really flying from that spellen pickup truck.

the suspect kept driving even after going over a police spike strip. the chase started in pittsburg. it ended in alamo. that's where the suspect got out of the truck and then suspended. several unsolved cases involving children in gilroy are now raising the question of a possible link to the suspect in the sierra lamar case. ktvu's noelle walker joins us now. >> reporter: gilroy police have identified a suspect in what they're calling a string of child annoyances and that suspect there has a strike resemblance to the suspect in the sierra lamar case. this is one of the neighborhoods where last summer someone tried to lure children into his care. i talked to a neighbor a few minutes ago and he said unfortunately this is kind of a prime area for that kind of crime because there's a school just down the street. now, according to the gilroy

patch, gilroy police identified that suspect in that string of child annoyances from last summer. you're looking at a sketch of that suspect, and then here that sketch is next to the booking photo of garcia torrez. he is the man charged with the kidnap and murder of sierra lamar. the sketch and photo bear a striking resemblance. the so-called child annoyances involved three girls and one boy allegedly trying to be lured into a man's car. now, meanwhile sierra's family continues to hold out hope that shell be found alive. volunteers search for clues on wednesday and another search on saturday. garcia torrez is scheduled for his next court appearance at the end of next month. that court appearance was postponed from the beginning of next month because his attorney stepped down for unspecified conflict of interest. reporting live in gilroy noelle walker. it's now 6:46.

the future of california's economy may depend on how many people graduate from college. yesterday they said that california needs 2.3 million more college grads than it's likely to produce by the year 2025. those leaders say the shortfall in college educated people may force companies to move to other states. they're suggesting an independent agency to guide the state's decisions about higher education. sheriff's deputies are searching for the body of a 6 6th victim now after a deadly plane crash in florida. it was a small plane that crashed yesterday in the swampy area. you can only reach it by helicopters and all terrain vehicles. on board was a well-known businessman from kansas. his wife and their four young children, no one on board survived. the cause of that crash is still not known. most of the protesters who were arrested at an occupy the farm demonstration last month will not be charged. the alameda county district attorney decided not to file

charges against seven of the ten protesters. they were arrested for unlawful assembly and trespassing at uc berkeley's 10-acre gill tract in albany. eight protesters are being sued by usury gents in an effort to ban them from trespassing or farming at that site. got to get you out the door. is the feel on friday delayed. >> let's go outside i want to show you what we have now with our pictures. northbound 280 certainly lighter than it normally is. it's crowded but it's not all that bad if you're driving to cupertino out of downtown san jose and the west valley. also this morning 237 we're getting a little slowing here but that's about all, just a little better today than it is on other days. if you're driving from livermore to caster valley that commute a little slow. let's go to steve. >> happy friday everybody

sunrise over the big city. just a little patch of fog, nothing like yesterday. we had a lot towards the san mateo cost. it's still though even though it's clear it's already breezy and windy. i've seen about 16 to 22 miles per hour for some and some of the higher elevations over about 25. at the surface not that bad but it's still going to be a sunny breezy day. high pressure on its way. we'll see that more on saturday into sunday. i still think today and tomorrow breezy but sunday monday warming up. cassie jean just said over here at el grenada sunny. the wind doesn't help the pollen and it still hasn't changed. believe me i've been looking and still trees and grass is way up there, juniper and cedar continuing to cause problems. upper 40s, low 50s to mid-50s, san jose at 55. lows are running 5 to 7-degrees

warmer. two days ago we were talking about upper 30s, fairfield not too bad, west 12 at sfo, westerly breezy, you know, that could be a wheeze. even out to stockton a westerly wind as well. that low right there is what's causing the breeze but high pressure is on its way it and it will be here for the weekend. can't get rid of the breezy ask windy. 60s, 70s or very very low 80s, temperatures will rebound starting tomorrow but today we're about where we've been, near average to slightly below, lots of sunshine but we have to deal with that breeze that's been kicking in across the board here. i mean rather blustery at times here. today lots of sunshine and we'll coronet that into the weekend and a cool down starts tuesday. next weekend looks unseasonably cold. >> oh, deer dear.

this morning the federal government announced the u.s. trade deficit shrank during april. america imported more than it exported by $51 billion. it is down for march but not as big of a drop as most analysts expected. well, you have about 12 and a half hours left to put in your bid on ebay for a lunch with warren warren buffett each year he offers a lunch for san fransisco glide memorial church. right now top bid about $400,000 much less than last year's winning bid of $2.6 million. but the man who won last year's auction he's now a portfolio manager. i don't know how much he makes there but maybe he'll make that up. >> time now 6:51 some teenagers threw a big party at a mansion. now we're hearing that a painting worth thousands of dollars is missing. a true rags to riches story

as one teenager goes from being homeless to the hall of harvard. >> good morning southbound 101 as you drive down to 580, still looking good, friday light here, we'll tell you more about the morning commute. is

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morning news taking a live look at the big board, dow jones not bad, down 33 points little reaction to market slipping ground overnight in asia and europe. new this morning from afghanistan, more than a dozen prisoners including criminals and members of the taliban, they escaped from a jail in northern afghanistan. authorities say a bomb was set off outside one of the prison walls last night. dozens of prisoners escaped through the rubble. three of them were shot and killed by guards and many others were captured but right now authorities are still searching for 14 prisoners. the pentagon says it has ended its $2.6 billion program the one that gives surplus military gear to law enforcement. the program won't resume until state coordinators can account for all of the guns, aircraft, and humvees that police departments have already received. authorities say the audit wasn't prompted by anything specific, but last year the

military gave away almost $500 million in gear. a party is being blamed for the loss of a my coo sew painting from the nevada mansion of a former ukraine january prime minister. the plans is located on overts lane. police were called there because a group of teenagers were reportedly drinking. after the party a caretaker said the painting wort about $30,000 was gone. about $5000 in candle sticks leather coats and laptop computers were also reported missing. a north carolina teenager heading to harvard. this is after being homeless for the past year. last summer, listen to this, don logins returned from summer camp to find that her parents had abandoned her and moved to tennessee. she moved from couch to couch until a school custodian took her in. she began helping out and working as a janitor while she continued her work at burns high school. >> i remember doing my home

work by candle light. >> now, she has been admitted to harvard. she said she received a lot of scholarship money and people from the community chipped in to cover the rest of her costs. she says she's excited to see what she can accomplish now that things are starting to go her way. >> i just figured out what's who's going to play her in the movie, emma watson from hair harry potter. i see it now. >> it would be a good movie. time now 6:56. sal says so far a good commute. >> it has been relatively good we haven't had a lot of problems dave and pam which is always good on a friday. let's take a look at what we have now. starting off in the south bay and looking at the computer system here. we have a problem southbound 87 just after 17 or 880. it's not causing a big delay and fur f you're driving on the peninsula and likewise for 880 headed south. toll plaza is light, also this morning san fransisco looks good. let's go to steve. >> it's mostly sunny, just a

few patches of low clouds but almost everybody from petaluma to mike out in pittsburg say it's breezy. highs very close to what we had yesterday which means 60s, 70s, upper 70s, very very low 80s,. >> i need to follow bubba. >> coming up we are continuing to follow breaking news out of san fransisco's fisherman's what aren you have you have two blocks without water and some hotels are affected. what they are doing to meet the demand of their guests. also a young man shot dead just hours ago. the very latest on the investigation. stay right here with us.

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