christina, please.g the minimum score possible christina's dish must earn at least six stars to tie. i have a steamed lobster tail beautiful heirloom tomatoes, and i made a beurre blanc with all the ingredients. okay, great. anita, how was that? i love the fact that you seasoned the garnish. that was delicious. you cooked the lobster beautifully. all in all bravo. two star. great job. great start. doug? two star. go, bitch, go! anita, please? hmm. it's hard. yay! [cheers and applause] thanks, chef. (gordon) our first three star. chris, you did a great job. thank you, chef. yeah! yeah. i definitely didn't expect that. i'm ecstatic right now absolutely elated. judges, absolute honor having you here. thank you so much. thank you, guys. [applause] thank you. congratulations, red team, uh christina, next service that dish is going on. oh, wow. well done. [applause] oh, thank you, chef. it's pretty sick to be sharing menu space with chef ramsay. i couldn't be happier or more proud. ladies, you're in for a ver

esta es christina hoy... 16 aÑos despues, sin ninguna cirugia facial.me, tersa y absolutamente sensacional, con 58 aÑos! y usted tambien puede obtener resultados fabulosos en su propio hogar con dermawand. confiamos tanto en que dermawand les funcionara, que les mostraremos en vivo el tipo de resultados que dermawand puede brindarles. y para ayudarnos aqui esta la especialista en cuidado de la piel de dermawand, stella riches. >> gracias, lisa. le solicite a la produccion que realizara unas tomas fijas de cada una de las modelos para que puedan ver en vivo estos impresionantes resultados. ella es julie. ha modelado en europa y en estados unidos, ¿por cuanto tiempo, julie? >> mas de 30 aÑos. >> 30 aÑos, wow! primero julie demostrara como dermawand proporciona una estimulacion instantanea para el parpado... y luego trabajara en solo un lado de su rostro. observemos, y tu, julie, continua haciendolo. [♪...] ah, ya estoy empezando a ver resultados. ¿cuanto tiempo has usado dermawand? >> por mas de ocho aÑos y mi piel esta mejor ahora a los 53 que antes cuan

christina is tracking the storm minute by minute.tay with us. >>> new this morning a peninsula hospital in lockdown because of something a patient does inside. wait until you hear what happened. it sent doctors and nurses scrambling. >> after a significant break from the rain, the storm window re-opened across the bay area. we'll help you stay two steps ahead of the active weather. >> i'll say it opened up. it's causing an issue for the early morning commute. we'll warn you about what's on the roads and over the bay. >> right now we take you live to san francisco. you can see a little bounce to the camera as we get a look at the golden gate in the distance on this wednesday, march 6. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> it is 5:00 straight up. a good morning to everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. christina loren is back. welcome back. you are busy tracking the storm. >> good morning to you. taking a live l

. >>> christina loren is here to check that forecast. a lot of people anticipating great weather today. >> i bet you at least one will complain it's too warm out there. warmest day of the year so far. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far only to be trumped by today. temperatures will peak today, we have mid 80s in some cases. fog up in san jose. not a lot to report right there. 10 miles visibility reported at the surface. as you head up the east shore, watch out. thick pockets really settling in now. take it easy out there. up in santa rosa and concord as well, reportsf less than a quarter mile visibility. when it comes to that fog, we'll be tracking it for you all morning long. future cast at 8:00 am. mostly cloudy at that point. we stop that clock for you again, getting into 11:00 am. nice, clear conditions. as we meet back here for our midday broadcast. we'll be tracking that heat wave. let you know if you're on track to breaking records in your city. 81 inland, 78 at the bay and 72 at the coastline. we'll talk about a com

christina loren is here to tell us all about it. >>> good morning to you guys.want to start with the toyota snow report. our favorite person in squaw valley, brian hager, how are the conditions, sir is this. >> hey, christina. conditions are good. it's snowing up here now. two inches at squaw and four inches at alpine. we couldn't be happier. >> i'm looking out 15 days. it looks like we'll see a pretty active start to the month of april. couple of weak disturbances headed our way before march is finished. you will be pretty good when it comes to ski conditions this spring, at least early spring. what's going on up there this weekend? >> it's really big. we have the 2013 nature valley u.s. alpine championships up here, opening ceremony starts frid friday. we'll have all the u.s. ski team up here. it's going to be great. we also have a spring pool party. bring those bathing suits up, too. >> hey, well, are you going to be wearing the trunks or the speedo? hold on. we'll find out tomorrow. 6:18 now. taking a live look. beautiful conditions up there today. 43 degree

the fog is not clear, as christina told you about. laura? >> mike, thank you. >>> not bring as much money as was initially estimated. back in 2010, hosting the race in san francisco it was estimated would bring bri in as much as $1.4 billion to the local economy. but this week, san francisco mayor ed lee said the latest projections slash that number nearly in half. plans for development along the bay were scaled back and fewer teams are even expected to take part in those final races. the city is still working on private fund-raising to try to cover now the cost of the event. big turn around there. >> interesting to see how that one pans out. >>> 5:10 right now. live coverage continues from vatican city. we've already seen today black smoke this morning. the voting is not over for the day. we're going back live to rome for an update. >>> plus a golfer, swallowed by a sink hole, but he lives to tell the tale. we'll hear from him next. >>> the dow will open yet again at a record level. we'll take a look at your mar t markets ahead of the bell

we check back in with christina loren telling us about a chilly start to the day. are we going to warm up a little bit? >> a little bit. not by much. the rain will come in for the evening commute. quite the contrary from yesterday. this morning you are looking good. winds have dropped off. it's chilly out there. cold enough for black ice to form. watch out for that especially in the north bay where temperatures are just a few degrees above that freezing mark. with he do have showers on the way. they are going to take their time. it looks like we could see a good dusting of snow. all of the way down to 2,000 or 2,500 feet throughout the morning hours. this morning spotty activity especially up in the north bay but overall the bulk of the moisture still sits offshore. this will move in through 10:00, 11:00. let's take it to future cast and talk about what's to come for today. we stop the clock at 9:00 a.m. we'll remain dry throughout most of the rush hour. that's good news. then between 9:00 and 1:00 we get quite a bit of activity along the peninsula. we stop that cl

christina loren telling you about a nice day. it is 6:20. >>> welcome back on a feel good friday morning. how about that shot. a cool haze. a decent start today. comfortable temperatures all day long. hopefully, you will enjoy your friday. 6:23. >> kmart is in hot water with animal activists after putting a shark in pool at ter after filming a commercial. a five-foot long white tipped sharp died after being put in an above-ground pool. he was injected with adrenaline and given oxygen after it showed signs of stress. it was taken out of the pool and taken to a nearby aquatic center where it later died. pita is demanding that kmart stop using wild animals in its ads >>> a wild alcohol-fueled drive in utah ends with a man in handcuf handcuffs and a parking lot completely destroyed. you have to see it. the driver plowing right through a row of sheds on display at a home depot. from there, he spins out of control into a parking lot nearby and up on the store's front lawn. finally, he finds a strange parking lot on top of the tree. pol

here's a picture of dermawand's developer, christina boves.o prove it worked, she used it on just one side of her face for 12 weeks. look how the eyebrow appears to have lifted and the bags, the lines, the folds and wrinkles all around the eye area appear greatly diminished. the laugh line appears minimized and cheek puffiness also appears visibly reduced. even pore size looks smaller. the side treated with the dermawand clearly shows a more rejuvenated appearance and looks more lifted, toned and tightened. this picture was taken when she was 42. now here's christina today 16 years later ,with no surgical facelifts, looking tight lifted and absolutely great... at 58! and you too can get fabulous results in your very own home with the dermawand. we're so confident that dermawand will work for you, we're going to show you live the type of results that the dermawand can deliver. and here to help us is dermawand skin care specialist stella riches. >> thanks, lisa. now, i've asked production to take still shots of each of our models so that you can

we do have low clouds that christina is talking about.cking in here along the peninsula especially redwood city down into the south bay. our camera right there in palo alto, i want to qualify this shot. you saw orange on the map. that's where low clouds and fog might be. that's tough to see the roadway. we can barely see it across the street. christina talking about 500 feet. the roadway itself visibility is okay. the bay bridge we'll look over there as well. we do see traffic slowing for the cash lanes. we'll see if they open more lanes. it does sound like everything is open. we'll end with a look at the berkeley curve. we end with this shot. you can see down on the freeway. as you drive, it's okay our view of the roadway is the toughest this morning. watch the north bay. back to you. >> mike, thanks very much. the woman who became famous as the chili finger lady will back in court this morning. anna ayala was arrested for filing a false police report accused of lying to authorities to protect her son who shot himself in the ankle last o

mike has the latest. >> that's right, christina. the break before this rain today -- yesterday is the issue, because that has given oil and grease a chance to settle on the roadways. wet conditions have caused the oil and grease to rise up off the roadway surface. until a lot of traffic travels through, you'll still have that adding a slick layer between you and the roadway. be careful at the freeway off-ramps especially. traffic and weather map systems are tied together. green highlighted all over here. that's where you have the wet roads. slowing on 238,

that was fantastic. >> christina, would you like to come up again? >> thank you. we have a few special thank yous that we want to wrap the ceremony up with. if vernal, elsie and deanna if you can please come up. we would really appreciate it. and so behalf on the mayor's office we would like to say thank you deeply for your contribution for making these services such a success. >> thank you. >> they are beautiful. >> for you. we have certificates of honor on behalf of the mayor's services. we are good at making certificates of honor. >> thank you. >> okay. and thank you to everybody for your contribution, your time and commitment to showing up today. the sponsors, we appreciate your support. now that concludes our ceremony. please enjoy the reception. thank you.

we will check in with meteorologist, christina loren, 5:21. >>. >> welcome back. a live look at the brand new tunnel along devils slide connecting half moon bay and pacifica there. it is a huge milestone. bob redell is out there. we are going to be hearing from him and find out exactly when this is going to open. it is going to be soon. >> 5:24. >>> the new trans bay transit center will likely look a little bit different than originally expected. the glass, originally planned for the exterior of the center was going to cost an extra $7.5 million to meet safety guidelines. to cut costs, project officials are proposing using a perforated metal that would act and look very similar to the glass metals. the board of directors still need to approve the changes >>> doctors are putting the brakes on mr. road show for now. in his mercury news column, he explains how his doctor told him he couldn't drive a car for six to eight months. richards was diagnosed with charcot foot, a disease that can sometimes cause bones in the feet to deteriorate. he was given a special boot an

good morning, anthony. >>> good morning, christina. at the bay bridge, we are seeing dense fog, slow commuters. wouldn't be surprised if some of the bay bridge lights are on now. you can see from our other perspective, yes, we are looking at very dense fog. let's take you to our traffic map. we are starting to see lowdowns through highway 4 through antioch. >> that's coming in through the east bay. a very typical commute and route that many folks take. that is slowing it down. down into livermore, once you get past dublin. that starts to improve with the altamont pass. the good news, the great news is that we are not seeing any major accidents this morning. i think folks must have known i was in this morning filling in for mike. los gatos is turning heads on netflix. >> plus, call it the bullet train to the spacie station. what astronauts did that got them into space in six hours flat >>> google has new ways to keep your kids safe. we will take a look coming up in business news. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, t

meteorologist christina loren. the winds not too strong this morning. >> no, but they will pick up later on. expecting shower activity by this evening. right here in beautiful accept jose, 48 to start the day. let's talk about what we're expecting in terms of showers. the system sits to our north. it's moving into the ukiah region. keep that in mind. sunshine the first part of the day. temperature lbs representative of where we hit yesterday. 66 degrees in places like fremont. let's talk about those showers. we expecting the first activity as of today. that chance gets even better as we head through your thursday. look what happens as we get into the weekend. showers start to organize off shore. c cut-off low we talked about hasn't yet developed but it will. all that moisture is headed our way. i'll time this out for you in my next report, show you how that works out when it comes to your easter sunday. we are talking showers on sun y sunday. stick around for that forecast. we'll check your drive with mike. good mo

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thanks so much, christina. that's what's happening "today in the bay."re back at 7:25 with another live update. >> enjoy the day. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> good morning. breaking news. a still dangerous but weakened winter storm bearing down on the northeast right now after dumping nearly 2 feet of snow on parts of the mid-atlantic. this morning, the biggest concern flooding in some areas hit hard by sandy. >>> long night, senator rand paul filibusters into the early morning hours to block the president's nominee for cia director. an extraordinary moment ended by the call of nature. >> i've discovered there are some limits of filibustering. i will have to take care of one of those in a few minutes here. >> will it have any impact when the nomination is put to a vote this week. >>> first image. pope benedict xvi seen in retirement for the first time. and back at the vatican, there could be a decision when to start the conclave today. thursday, march 7th, 2013. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from s

christina loren tracking that forecast. it is 6:26.y with us. >>> an explosion sends flames sky high in san francisco. fiery wake-up call that sent people running from their homes overnight. >>> a quick swerve sends a patrol car flipping into the center divide. why the deputy made the last-second move that sent him spinning upside down. >>> how will the markets fair today? they've been pretty good so far. there's the opening bell this wednesday. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. welcome to wednesday. it is 6:30. i'm marla tellez. jon kelley is off today. >>> breaking news we've been following this morning. a massive fire ripped through an apartment building this morning. take a look at the size of those flames t happened at rd street and mckinnon in the city's bay view district. several people are now without a home. we'll give you a live look at the scene. in fact, this morning the fire is out. the damage is done. "today in the bay's" christie smith is talking to firefighters at the scene. they tell us what made the fire s

here's a picture of dermawand's developer, christina boves. it worked, she used it on just one side of her face for 12 weeks. look how the eyebrow appears to have lifted and the bags, the lines, the folds and wrinkles all around the eye area appear greatly diminished. the laugh line appears minimized and cheek puffiness also appears visibly reduced. even pore size looks smaller. the side treated with the dermawand clearly shows a more rejuvenated appearance and looks more lifted, toned and tightened. this picture was taken when she was 42. now here's christina today 16 years later ,with no surgical facelifts, looking tight lifted and absolutely great... at 58! and you too can get fabulous results in your very own home with the dermawand. we're so confident that dermawand will work for you, we're going to show you live the type of results that the dermawand can deliver. and here to help us is dermawand skin care specialist stella riches. >> thanks, lisa. now, i've asked production to take still shots of each of our models so that you can see th

christina loren is here to tell us. it is going to be a nice day outside. >>> the magic is radiating over here. 6:46. good morning to you. you want to get outdoors. the rain is not going to keep you in. you can walk the dog. good air quality. walk yourself if that's your pleasure. >> this is a live picture. alcatraz, a beautiful area we live in. spring has sprung. we have the beautiful yellow wild flowers. yesterday's rain washed away some of the pollen. you can open up your windows and get on out there. 48 degrees in livermore to start. 47 in sunnyvale. oakland, 47 degrees. winds are going to play more of a factor picking up as the area of low pressure heads out of here. counter clockwise flow. clockwise, it comes in between the bay area. a tight pressure gradient. that's what generates the gusty winds. temperatures very comfortable. 67, not too shabby in livermore. in san jose, 64 degrees and 68 on the way to santa rosa. even warmer. saturday, sunday, that's when the pollen comes back. saturday is going to be better f

christina is back and tracking it. >> good morning.es are the howling winds woke you up last night. the heavy downpours are starting to come to a close now in san jose. all the moisture pressing south to gilroy over the course of the next 45 minutes the cold front will move out of the area. we'll have off and on showers throughout the day. highs will climb by only about 7 degrees. the full forecast in moments. let's check the drive. >> good morning. just like you said, the view here of 101 in san jose. i have moved the camera again. you see southbound toward los angeles. northbound with the headlights and in the headlights the water kicking up. extending up to the bridges with the wet roads and wind advisories. >> burglars accused of poisoning a police officer's dogs. >>> good morning. we're going to take you live to santa cruz where the community today will begin saying good-bye to two police officers shot and killed in the line of duty. that story, coming up. >> plus, new details about a man shot by san francisco police officers last

let's check the forecast with christina. >>> 5:35. taking a live look. we do have fog over san francisco. fog is going to be pretty thick around the bay. i can really tell you i'm looking at all of our humidity dew point ratings. it is going to be one of those days where you don't get out of the fog potentially until about 2:00 p.m. that's going to keep the temperatures around. 53 to start the day. as we head throughout this afternoon, we are expecting that fog to stick between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. right around the bay. otherwise, we are looking good. high temperatures are going to be comfortable. >> stop the clock on your futurecast, getting into 9:00 a.m. mostly cloudy. that will be the case over the bay area. we will clear out between 9:00 and noon. 80 degrees in gilroy. 72 in san jose. if you want to make the weekend plans, hold up. i have that weekend forecast coming up in my next report. it will dictate which day is better to get outdoors. let's check that drive. >>> we are looking at 101. we are getting ready for that first burst. it is startin

christina warned about the ponding and puddling. blue splotches is where you might find standing water likely. definitely for highway 1. crash north 101 approaching lakeville highway at 116 currently has lanes blocked in the northbound counter commute direction but locals in the area need to know about that reroute. law enforcement will be there. sonoma raceway, traffic control. slowing west 37. that's your commute direction. more puddling reported san pablo, toward the bay bridge toll plaza. live look at the toll plaza itself. there are puddles and water picking up again. slick conditions kicking it up for the morning commute. >> thank you, mike. >>> san jose must now disclose private text messages, e-mails or other electronic communication about city affairs if it's requested. the ruling made by a santa clara county judge is in response to an activist's request, who sued the city in august 2009 over its refusal to disclose official's personal electronic communications. the decision could be problematic on both practical and privac

i'd like to call christina wong and staff -- sorry, yes, yes. director kevin chavez and christina wong to do this next presentation. looks like this. good evening commissioners and superintendent. we have witness tonight elementary supervisor, angie [inaudible]. we also have our program administrator for world languages and dual language education michelle [inaudible]. we have with us the assistance -- jennifer [inaudible]. so our outcomes for tonight -- we'd like to introduce the shifts in the 2012 california english language development standards and why they're important. we'd like to share some new data and then present the process and timeline for the [inaudible] action plan revisions. so the purpose of the new california eld standards is to align with california's common course state standards for english language arts, history, social studies, science and technical subjects in common course state standards and also to highlight and amplify key language [inaudible] that are critical for el's to succeed in school while they are developing e

it's christina mireles. thursday morning. >> not a minute is wasted, even before getting to the office. christina juggles the two cell phones, returning business and personal calls. and she usually eats behind the wheel. >> oh, i forgot to bring my breakfast. oh, well. >> talk about multitasking. on his commute, joe manages the consulting business he has on the side... >> super, super, super-duper hot. it's crazy. >> and even keeps track of new messages on his blackberry. but he says he's never tried anything this dangerous. this man is actually typing out an email while driving in rush hour traffic. [engines whirring] >> i got it. joe's workday is a blur of business meetings... >> so this is the basic site. >> incoming phone calls. >> who are you? what do you do? how can i help you? >> and hundreds of emails. >> i can check emails and respond to emails. i can have a conversation on the telephone. joe hurd. i can have a conversation via im. and i can keep--exactly-- probably half an ear on a conversation wit

>> i would definitely say that, christina. you're right. overnight rains and wet conditions lead to potential for spinouts as we have one currently working south bay san jose at 880 and i showed you no traffic impact. folks traveling north along the peninsula you see wet roads past the shopping area. you can see parking lots over there. i want to make sure the shot was wide enough to see the pavement is wet. slick conditions at off-ramps. disabled vehicle reported over toward the bay bridge on the lower deck. looks like things should be off of the roadway. there may be a distraction. no problems on the bay bridge. we just saw slowing on the upper deck coming over from oakland side around treasure island. we'll see as you can see from this live shot a light volume of traffic. east shore freeway moves smoothly. we'll track that because there are still slick conditions around the bay. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. it's 5:08 right now. san jose police investigating the city's eighth homicide this morning. this one has an unusu

christina loren is back. your forecast seems like it is get it while it is hot. >>> it is. you want to enjoy it or you might be kicking yourself at the end of the week when we have that rain back in the forecast. 5:14 now. 44 in sonoma. good morning to you in napa. than thank you for waking up with us. the only thing that really you have to deal with is it is going to be dark on your drive to work. we are getting sunlight as of 6:00 a.m. now, you are going to have to wait until 7:00 a.m. to see a little sliver of sun. the sun doesn't set until 7:30. all your outdoor activities you want to take care of, you are going to have more time to do so. warming trend, high pressure builds in quickly. winds wrapping around that big, strong ridge of high pressure mink we are going to see offshore flow. temperatures warmer by 3-5 degrees. plenty of 60s at the coast. i'm talking about the upper 60s and mid-70s in places like gilroy. santa cruz, 70 degrees at 4:00 p.m. i hit san gregorio yesterday. a good beach to hit. it is usually kind of quiet. 75, gilroy, 71 in los gatos. as we head t

(applause) >> thank you, christina. so, before we jump into the fire works, as you would say, let's take a few seconds here and just go over some of the elements of tonight's event. so, tonight we're going to be giving out 12 awards. for those of you that came to the first nen awards, you recall it finished about an hour ago. so, we've modified the format in the last two years. so, tonight what will happen is that tonight we will hear from the people that nominated the winners who will dive deep into talking about thighs illustrious individuals and organizations. and the individuals will receive the award. now, tonight the people that will be making remarks from this podium will be the people receiving the hall of fame award and the lifetime achievement award. the balance of the individuals and organizations that will receive awards are going to be interviewed by our nen tv film crew in the north court during the reception. you can watch the interviews and how their feelings of joy and passion about receiving the awards

christina reported her grandpa missing on february 18. no one, not her, not the police, notice the decomposing body under the mountain of junk inside his apartment until it got really bad. >> at first it was a relief knowing he was there and then i felt the gun wrenching that i've been in here three times and i didn't see him. that almost made me pass out. >> police arrested this woman, 47-year-old regina butler. the granddaughter says she is a homeless alcoholic drug addicted prostitute who was stealing the victim's social security checks for more than a year. christina knew she would be coming back to the apartment and had everyone on the lookout. >> my phone rang three times. the office rang three times. i was here within 8 minutes and i chased her down and kept her here until the place came. >> sam suffered from dementia and told everyone butler was his girlfriend. warned multiple times that the woman was not welcome. when she kept coming, stan got an eviction notices and they think that's when she killed him. >> he was a senior and h

christina has a look at the forecast. mike keeping tabs on the morning commute.news ahead. stick around. 6:27. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> a fast moving fire moved through the heart of the slow food movement. we just got a look at the damage from a fire at the famous chez panisse and the co-founder alleys waters just arrived on the scene. >>> charges dropped. the shocking reversal in the case against a teacher accused ofabusing autistic students. >>> a live look at new york. it's international women's day as we hear the opening bell this morning. it is friday, march 8th. this is "today in the bay." >>> 6:30 right now. good morning to one and all. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news we've been following in the east bay where an overnight fire damaged alice water's chez panisse restaurant in berkeley. she just arrived at the restaurant moments ago. she's getting a tour of the damage and finding out w

christina is checking the skies and mike is checking roads.6:25. >>> later this morning the ncaa will release findings surrounding the st. mary's basketball program. the program is under investigation for possible violations involving recruitment of stars from australia. since 2002 the team has had 11 players from that country. as of now it's not known if the program will face punishment or if it would affect the team this season. they are 25-25 this season and gearing up for a spot in ncaa later this month. >>> here's chance to be part of the 49ers new stadium for a couple hundred dollars. starting today officials will sell commemorative bricks placed in the stadium. fans can inscribe names and messages on them. the bricks will cost between $175 and $300. the santa clara stadium is slated to open in 2014. >> you're getting in on that? >> for my grandfather that is no longer with us. he was an usher with the 49ers. >> what was his name? >> charles. >> look for that brick. it will be there at the stadium. >> that's right. 6:27. still ahead, dow

back to you. >> overall, good stuff, christina. thank you very much. we are following new developments out of afghanistan. that's where military officials say a black hawk helicopter has killed five more americans. this brings monday's death toll to seven, the deadliest day of u.s. forces so far this year. two u.s. special operation forces were shot and killed hours earlier on monday in eastern afghanistan. >> it is 4:48. the man accused of the aurora theater massacre heads back to court today. james holmes is charged with killing 12 and wounding 70 last summer during a showing of "the dark knight" rises. court documents show he might plead not guilty by reason of insanity. his attorneys are concerned that such a plea would force them to turn over potentially incriminating evidence >>> investigation is underway after a mortuary mixup down in southern california. this was kind of freaky. it all started when evan davis son alerted the funeral home the body in the casket was not his wife of 51 years. the mortuary convinced the 73-year-old man it was, in f

that fog, christina told you about, road, weather index, traffic and weather tied in today. the orange here showing you that petaluma south and napa west, you are going to have the fog >>> this is a ridiculous new fad. when i say ridiculous, i mean that in a bad way. a 12-year-old boy admitting to swatting ashton kutcher's home. he admits to making a false 911 call to try and get police or s.w.a.t. teams out to the actor's home. the boy fessing up to making false 911 calls involving justin bieber's house and the bank. those charges will likely be dismissed. the district torn says they will have or be considered when the boy is sentenced >>> burglars have stolen two super bowl rings from former san francisco 49ers kicker, mike cover. the break-in occurred at his las vegas home on thursday while he was watching his son's high school baseball game. thieves also took a coin collection and an "x" box consul. he played in '89 and in '90 and moved to southern nevada in 2001 where he is an assistant high school football coach. >>> an east bay man is freed cleared of a heinous climb

christina and i are both tracking it. no major traffic effect.ap will show you the entire area. it moves smoothly, close to the limit down the east shore freeway. a little slowing heading over towards the richmond bridge and the toll plaza. no incidents there. we have one crash reported around old tunnel road. smooth drive out of the tunnel into the tunnel. no issues as far as walnut or lafayette. tri-valley, traditional build. a quick look at the peninsula for palo alto. light, easy flow of trafx. >>> the bay bridge. caltrans says the 32 bolts that snapped will have to stay in place. it is just too difficult to remove them. instead, a bridge spokesperson says they will have to use some sort of exterior fixture to keep them from loosening. the 288 bolts are supposed to help the bridge survive a large earthquake. caltrans is still deciding whether to replace the bolts >>> an eight-year-old girl shot with an arrow in a class field trip. she is said to be in good spirts despite having surgery a couple of days ago. surgeons had to remove a 20-inch ar

right now, back to you, lau)a and jon. >> sounds good, christina.passengers on the carnival dream cruise ship are now heading home on planes. a problem with the ship's generator caÑsing the ship's crew to cut short the cruise and dock at sait maarten. carnival deciding to fly 4300 passengers home just in case. it has been a rough run for carnival cruise lines. they are dealing with problems with it's ledgend cruise. the cruise ship is skipping its last port in the gulf of mexico heading home to tampa. it is expected to arrive. guests are being compensated for both incidents >>> gay marriage supporters have a new ally, ohio senator, rob portman announced last night, he will now back gay marriage in the repeal of the defensive marriage act. he voted for the act back in 1996 as a member of the house. he says his change of heart began in 2011 when one of his sons revealed he was gay. >> half a dozen power lines are now down in parts of southern california leaving a long list of people in the dark. emergency responders say a tree limb likely downed one o

christina, what's the latest? >> alina, that's right.ty of their fleet to be experiencing difficulties. in the meantime, there are passengers on the "dream" that have been stranded in st. maarten since wednesday waiting to get off the island and transported back to their homes. we've been told that hourly flights beginning at 9:00 this morning are going to begin to transport those families and then again tomorrow. six more scheduled flights. now that makes four ships altogether in just this last month that have been experiencing difficulties. last night "the legend," wednesday the "dream" as you said, saturday was the "elation" which had steering problems. and then as we all remember, last month, "the triumph" as we watched that ship be towed back to mobile, alabama. in the meantime we've asked carnival ceo gary cahill what could be causing all of these problems, and they issued this statement yesterday. we have comprehensive maintenance programs in place. immediately after carnival triumph arrived safely in mobile we assembled an expert

. >>> let's go to meteorologist, christina loren live right now. she is tracking a storm coming our way. >> a couple of storms. really hard to dictate where they are going to end up. both are not very developed at this point. both are really hard. they are not going to be attached to the jetstream. we will talk about that in a moment. 49, san jose, 47, gilroy. a jetstream is like a river of air that carries o our storm systems from west to east across the united states. we are going to see a couple of systems not on that transportation system. it is hard to tell where the showers are going to develop. thick fog in the north bay. if we see any activity, you have the best chance for that north of the bay bridge today. we are going to see a little bit of drizzle. the fog will be the thickest between now and 8:00 and between 8:00 and 11:00. we are going to start to clear out. a little more sunshine for today. with the two tricky systems on the way, it is hard to tell where we are going to see showers. if you live in the north bay, you will want to keep