brian doyle? >> i see medications that are going to be at least as effective as the ones we have now, if not more effective, with more favorable side effects. >> have you heard of free gavelin? >> yes. >> what is it? >> it it the first generation of drugs that will affect the inside the brain cells an alter the way they work. that's where the central problems with and that's the hope of the future. >> are we talking genetics here? >> ultimately, we may be, actually. >> because there's reference to that in this new book that i just got by chance, better than prozac, samuel h.barrantes, quite a story there, that they can manipulate genes so as to provide a level of what, sanity, full sanity that the victim had been deprived of. do you want to make any points on the subject of the future? >> i think it would be exciting to say we are able to invent drugs that can work a longer period of time. the complaint is that people will an srri that works and it will peter out and then they have to find a diffe

doyle also criticized the sheriff's deputies who scotted her son off the plane, who says got physical with them. she is thankful the cal altercation did not and late. >> look at oscar grant. i have my son, i'm here to talk and speak for him. so i give praise to god for that >> alan: usairways released a statement saying he was arrested for refews to comply with crew member instructs. >> danville's creekside community church will hold a prayer meeting for a local teenager tonight. he is in critical condition after a sand tunnel crashed on him at sunset beach in watsonville. he was buried head first in six feet or sand for 15 minutes before he was dug out. an air ambulance rushed him to valley medical center in san jose. a second teenager was pulled out from a foot of sand and has been released from the hospital. >>> two teenage ares are facing charges in connection with a running gun bat until san francisco that injured five people. investigators say four of those victims were innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire. all are expected to survive. it happened at market and jones stre

and this area is not splintered off. >> and we can see how dramatic a change it will be when doyle drive is suppressd and you have a cover that connects the cemetery to this project. it's historic on the statewide and national basis, but you

doyle also criticized the sheriff deputies who got physical with marmon while escorting him off the plane. >> look at oscar grant where they tased and shot that boy or whatever they did. i have my son and i am here to speak. i give praise to god about that. >> u.s. airways releaseded a response to the naacp comment saying marmon was arrested for refusing to comply with crew member instructions. >>> one of san francisco's moving landmarks will be on the on the road tomorrow. a ribbon cutting ceremony it -- is going to take place tomorrow. the line that runs along california street has been out of service since january. crews also repaved 17 blocks of california streets. >>> a fox news host asks congresswoman michelle bachman an unusually blunt question. >> are you a flake? >> i think that would be insulting. >> coming up, what voters think of her in iowa, where the nation's first presidential contest is held. and taking steps toward pumping solar energy into your car. and a shot in a million. the picture a photographer didn't realize he captured. >> wow. hi, guys. i'm meteorologist leigh g

and this area is not splintered off. >> and we can see how dramatic a change it will be when doyle drive is suppressd and you have a cover that connects the cemetery to this project. it's historic on the statewide and national basis, but you could rush the project or put thought and time to create something of lasting public benefit. >> we really want this, for everyone to feel like it's a win situation. whether you are a neighbor that lives nearby or a commuter or user of the park. that everyone will experience a much better situation than they currently have. >> the hum

. >> jessica doyle, i like where you were headed with that. >> beautiful jessica doyle is here with today's business headlines. >> i wish i had sunnier news to bring you guys. >> stay positive we'll try. >> the weather is nice. the stock market really hoping to snap a five week losing streak. that's the longest since 2004. part of the problem for stocks, believe it or not is the dropping price of oil. traders fear that a weak job market will cause demand for gasoline to keep falling and this week they're going to watch opec's meeting in vienna. most belief the oil producing nations will agree to leave output unchanged because there is surplus oil on the market. opec has not raced the ceiling in four years. stocks, if we have to check the numbers let's do it together, the dow stands at 12,151, finished the day down 97 points, nasdaq off by 40. s&p 500 off by 12. >>> first the playstation, now the wii, the same group of hackers that attacked sony say it's responsible for a recent attack on nintendo. the japanese tech giant says no personal or company information was lost. that wasn't of cours

northbound toward doyle drive, an accident has been reported in san francisco.check out the ride on 101 in san rafael, still moving well out of novato. also 101 continues to be problem free on the peninsula right now. nice look at millbrae here. and fine down to the south bay. get the latest traffic conditions by going to our website at abc7news.com. >> we have breaking news in the sexting scandal involving anthony weiner, the lawmaker is telling friends he is stepping down. this news comes as house democratic leaders including nancy pelosi are set to meet to consider what to do about the growing scandal. just yesterday a former porn actress that weiner asked her to lie about their online communications. ginger lee received sexually explicit communications from weiner. breaking news, the lawmaker, anthony weiner is telling friends that he is stepping down. >> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is waking up at home this morning. this is the first time since being badly wounded five months ago. doctors released her from the hospital yesterday. she lives with

. >>> jessica doyle is here with a special your money report. >> she's talking about the dos and don'ts of fashion during the summer months as we get up to 90 -- closer to triple digit heat. >> it is national bisset yet week if you didn't know that sticking with this theme. one way to run afoul of office policy is to get a little bit too casual. the mercury is climbing. >> when it comes to washington's summer weather, locals are singing the same tune. >> pretty humid. >> one way to beat the heat, of course so, to rethink the attire. >> skirt instead of the pants and suit jacket. >> this is the time of year the weather starts heating up and the summer clothes come out of the closet. make sure your new apparel doesn't get you in trouble at the office. >> at the end of the day, they could actually be hurting their image within their organization or within their office if they're not meeting the company dress code. >> josh is a regional manager for office team in the district. a division of the robert haas staffing company. >> most companies, almost 75% do not change their dress code polici

jessica doyle has the do's and don't's of summer office fashion. >> when it comes to washington summer weather, locals are singing the same tune. >> it's pretty hot, pretty humid. >> unbearable. >> hot and humid. >> one way to beat the heat, of course, is to rethink the attire. >> big skirt wardrobe instead of the pants and suit jackets. >> this is the time of year that the weather starts heating up and the summer clothes come out of the closet. you just want to make sure your new apparel doesn't get you in trouble at the office. >> at the end of the day, they could be hurting their image if they are not meeting the company dress code. >> josh is a regional manager for office team in the district. a division of the robert has staffing company. >> our surveys tell us most companies do not change their dress code policies because it is really warm out. >> the chances of offending the boss at work go up as the clothes come off and these are the biggest no-no's. >> open toed shoes or flip- flops even men wearing short sleeve shirts. any outfit that shows too much skin, so to speak, is not

doyle also criticized the sheriff's deputies who got physical with her son while escorting him off the plane. >> look at oscar grant. where they tased and shot that boy, whatever they did. i have my son. i'm here to talks' spoke speak for him so i geoff -- give praise to god. >> us airways released a statement: >>> one of san francisco's moving landmarks will be back on the road tomorrow. a ribbon cutting is set for tomorrow morning to mark the completion of the california cable carline improvement project. the line that runs on california street has been out of service since january for repairses and system upgrades and paved 14 blocks of california boulevard. >> a federal investigation into home depot whether the company provided illegal products to its government customer. then this. >> are you a flake? >> fox news host asks an unusually bold question of congresswoman michelle bachman, and an aircraft powered by the sun takes flight at the paris air show. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. temperatures today much warmer. 90 was the nye antioch. here's a live look from our high definition p

deson's mother, donna doyle joined members of the naacp saying they wanted employees to complete a racial sensitivity training. >> i didn't break laws, touch nobody. they don't need to be here and they can't put their hands on me. i know my rights. >> reporter: that's deson marman you hear taking aboard a flight where a university athlete and student was told to get off the plane for whering sagging plants and not complying with a flight attendant and captain. police then arrested marman. >> the saggy pants itself. i'm a mother of four sons. i don't approve of it. they're boys. it's a trend. >> a lot of people said you were playing the race card. we're dealing with the deck that was dealt. race is still a part of our fabric in this nation. >> reporter: the family notes marman was wearing pajama pants, not sagging jeans. he said sagging pant started in prison. he said the prison trend shouldn't be embed or confused with the african-american culture. where marman was eventually hauled off, what angered the naacp is this man got on a flight like this dressed scantily clad in a woman's bikini

. >> mike: i'd doyle be a ledgeend timmy lincecum got hammeredded by the reds today. also gave up two rbi doubles, notching a career wots seven runs credited to lincecum. left in the fourth. ugly stat line. the g-men go down fighting. 10-0 reds. see ya. giants go down swinging to the tune of 10-2 reds. >> north carolina hosting stanford, super-regionals, elimination game for the cardinals. the single to left, two runs score, 6-1unc. stanford rallies. a wicked hop. 62-tar heels. later, bases loaded for wilson. doubles into the gap. all returners score. cardinal are now down 65. we're currently in a rain delay. we'll hopefully have complete highlights at 6:00. >> the 143rd running of the belmont stakes. animal kingdom. wanted bragging rights. start of the race. check out the back of the pack. jockey on animal kingdom almost fell off. and shackleford took the lead until the final turn. here's the call. >> brilliant speed. animal kingdom went get there. shackleford. on ice, on the inside. roller on ice. at 24-0. wins the belmont stakes. >> mike: ruler on ice, huge upset w

bush, bob doyle status. a lot of people think this is a party in tur tomoil, a party trg to find a leader. >> newt gingrich, he seems to have self-destructed. he is passionate about the pol sichlt can he raise money after this happened? he was already struggling fundraising. watch how much he can raise. you have to look at the calendar. you can stay in the race but you have to win somewhere to become the nominee. you have to win delegates. is he going to win iowa? nobody sees that happening. is he going to win new hampshire? nobody he soos thees that happe. every other candidate can say, i can win iowa, a plausible track. he has a lot to proof, first, raising money, assembling a team and he has to find a place to win. >> thanks very much. newt gingrich's campaign nearly imploded over the past few days with a mass exodus of his top aids. some critics say part of the problem is his wife, calista. lisa sylvester has more on that. >> reporter: wolf, newt gingrich's presidential campaign got off to a rocky start

after donna doyle dropped off her son so he could fly back to college she got a call. >> i'm going down the freeway in the police car. why? he said she -- they arrested me because i wouldn't pull up my pants. >> reporter: police escorted him off a flight because he refused a request to pull his pants up so nobody could see his underwear. >> where they told him to step off the plane and he wouldn't. that -- that's when it a blew up. >> reporter: the crew order everybody off the plane but when deshawn got off he wouldn't be put in handcuffs. a fight ensued and an officer twisted his knee. deshawn was handcuffed restrained. >> he pulled up his pants when the lady said pull them up i probably wouldn't be talking to you, the sagging of the pants. i don't like it and my sons know it. >> we should be able to come anywhere as we as long as we isn't disrespectful. >> reporter: deshawn has a full scholarship to play football at the university of new mexico. donna fears his future is in danger. >> with these type of charges he could loose the scholarship. >> reporter: united states airways wouldn'

the golden gate bridge, the trip across the bridge is fine but doyle drive is different.nes have been reconfigured near nineteenth avenue. be prepared for a change there. there are to exit lanes that will come upon you fairly quickly as you head south from the toll plaza. we have been watching a potential hot spot here in the mountain view on 101 northbound. both arafat and i are a little surprised that is not more back up since chp is reporting there might be two lanes blocked. southdown is sluggish into santa clara. bart had some delays this morning in the span of direction. that will affect you if you come to downtown san francisco. this >> new details and the death of brian dunn. last week were reported done was driving over 130 mi. per hour when he crashed in his car into now we're learning that he consumed 11 drinks in the course of four hours. his blood alcohol level was over twice the legal limit at the time of his death. the king of pop, and michael jackson's thriller jacket was a hot item the red and black jacket and that the late pop star war sold for over $1.8

and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> welcome, everybody. to the 2011 justice summit by the book. i'm so excited to be here. you know, we've been doing these summits now for seven years, but this by far is the most exciting summit. i cannot wait to hear the panelists that we have today. we're going to be delving in to some of the most critical issues affecting the criminal justice system at this time. and we're going to talk about, what is justice and what it means. you know, plateo said, "i do not know what justice is, but i know what it is not." and that is very true when you think about it because it's something that we take for granted, that we believe in, that we hope for, but the reality is is that we don't understand and appreciate justice unless we are deprived of it. and in many cases the def

his mother, donna doyle, believes her son was being profiled. >> he's a big, tall black boy with dreadth saggy pants, right there you're stereotyped. >> reporter: his former coach wants this to blow over quickly. >> football is a vehicle for him to move on and better himself. the street eats people up. i don't want to see it happen to him. >> reporter: we called sfo today and asked them about a dress code. they told me they don't have one. meanwhile, deshawn expected to be in court tomorrow afternoon. in front of a judge on a number of charges, including resisting arrest. reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> for weeks they've said the lapd has the wrong man. now they might have the video to prove it. lawyers represents the suspect in the beating of brian stow say video footage could exonerate their client. lawyers were literally going business to business near a comfort inn hotel in los angeles asking owners not to destroy surveillance video from march 31st. ramirez allegedly stayed in the hotel around that time after the beating. lawyers for ra

mark doyle, bbc news, western libya. >> officials in kabul said they have issued an arrest warrant for the governor of the central bank. he faces questioning over massive fraud at the privately owned bank. he resigned on monday saying he had been thwarted in his attempts to investigate the embezzlement of half a billion dollars which is blamed on officials and relatives of president karzai. a friend of the artist said ai wei wei had received a letter giving him three days to reply to the demand. he has been banned from speaking publicly since this release last week. you have some news about domestic staff are working in saudi arabia. >> officials have been meeting to discuss the status of indonesian domestic workers employed in the arab country. talks followed the execution of a maid who was convicted of killing her employer. the case has shocked indonesian's with many believing their own government for not protecting the rights of workers over seas. >> prayers for the passing of a loved one. it is impossible to imagine what the family is going through. they are still in shock. news of

and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us today. we have got a modest agenda today. i would like to thank the clerks that are here with us. thank you very much. i would also like to a knowledge our friends at sfgtv for the professional and courteous work they do. madam clerk, what do we have first on the agenda? >> the first item is hearing under proposed fiscal year 2011-2012 budgets of san francisco unified school district. >> thank you. are there any conversations you would like to have? any words? anything you would like to say? ok, all right. thank you very much. let's begin with -- actually, i have a few words. we have school district staff that will be making a presentation today on the first agenda item. please step up to the microphone. thank you

we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years. we need to make sure we wanted to the impacts. it is going to be a big deal. after leaving here, i am going down there with the mayor and the head of our department of transportation to really make sure we understand exactly what is happening at this point in time in the project. that is just a smattering of some of the issues, but they are very important, and a plan to spend a lot of my time -- and these are the neighborhoods i grew up in, so, for me, it is fun to be in these neighborhoods to see what is going on and influence some of the thinking of some of the people making these decisions. i think we do lose a lot of sight. in the past, district supervisor's have lost sight of the fact that we do represent sanford cisco as a whole, and we need to major in city hall that we are acting policies, laws, and legislation that will of the city forward as a whole. there are a lot of issues like that. i mentioned job creation, pensions. a lot of them are economic, but some of them are more

. >> good morning to jessica doyle. good morning, jess. >> good morning to both of you. for wall street waiting on the outcome of the latest opec meeting going on in vienna. oil ministers are expected to decide whether to increase oil production. the u.s. will release its latest outlook on supply and demand. demand has been falling as gas prices remain high. as for wall street, checking the numbers. dow stands at 12,089 dropping another 61 points in trading. the nasdaq was off by 30 and the s&p 500 was off by almost 14 points. >>> metro wants to hire in a big way. it has put in a request to add 345 positions in the coming budget which would raise the head count to well over 11,300. it is second year in a row that metro would increase the staffing that was started last spring as general manager and has brought in new executives, created new high level positions, shaken up communications staff and giving out bonuses as big as $20,000. metro is trying to close a $66 million budget shortfall. >> groupon and expedia want to help you take off and land for less. they've formed

it say video that was emotional for his mother, donna doyle, to watch. >> sir, i am like everybody else. >> no you are not like everybody else. >> what does he mean? >> reporter: now, they teamed up to fight what they are calling racial profiling. it started last wednesday when a ticket agent told him to pull up his pajamas. like this man hanging so low the underwear shows. >> she did not like the way he looked. it was a question of walking while black. >> reporter: the reverend says the naacp is moving forward with the lawsuit against us airways. >> it is different treatment in black people against whites. >> reporter: the controversy grew this week when a photo surfaced of another airways passenger boarding a flight in only a bikini and boots. >> this man here should have been singled out, too if you are going to be consistent. >> when it comes to baggy pants young says they need to understand the trend involves from prison where inmates were not given belts and the rap culture brought it up in new york. >> i am a mother of four sons. i do not approve of it. they are boys, it say tren

after donna doyle dropped off her son at s.f.o. she got a frantic phone call. >> i'm in a police car and i'm going down the freeway. for what? why? they said they arrested me because i wouldn't pull up my pants. >> reporter: police escorted him off a u.s. airways flight because he refused a flight attendants request to pull his pants up so no one could see his underwear. >> they told him to step off the plane and he refused. and that's where everything just kind of got blown out of proportion. >> reporter: the crew ordered everyone off the plane. but police say when deshawn got off he refused to be put in handcuffs. a scuffle ensued and an officer twisted his knee. deshawn was handcuffed and restrained. >> had he pulled up his hands when the lady said pull them up i probably wouldn't be talking to you. the fact of the pants i don't like it and my sons know it. >> we should be able to come in as long as we come in not disrespectful. >> reporter: passengers had mixed feeling. >> they don't have a right to pull up his pants. i mean, t

. >> good morning, jessica doyle. >> good morning. i'm well. wish the stock market was well. >> right. we're hoping. >> not so much. today, wall street is waiting to see if opec countries will agree to pump more oil. analysts say the oil ministers are waiting in vienna, very well could increase production which would put pressure on gas prices to bring them lower. it could also take some of the pressure off the global economy. as for stocks, they gave up early gains to finish lower for the fifth straight day. checking the numbers, the dow standing this morning still above 12,000. at least we've got that going for us. 12,070. finish down 19 points. both the nasdaq and s&p 500 were down by 1. >> americans borrowed more money in april for the seventh straight month. consumer borrowing rose by $7.2 billion fueled by greater demand for school and auto loans. at the same time, credit card use fell for the second time in three months. >> ford wants to expand its global sales by 50% by the middle of the decade. it plans to do that mostly through growth

jackie doyle-price. >> i am sure the whole house will join me in paying tribute to the following brave servicemen who have died in afghanistan since we last met. all of them were dedicated professionals serving our country. their deaths are a reminder of the very high price that we are paying to stop afghanistan from being a haven for terrorists. we honor their memory. we support their families and will not forget there's a purse and sacrifice -- their service and sacrifice. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> may i associate myself with the prime minister's tribute to our fallen soldiers? we do, indeed, over them a great debt. mr. speaker, we are reminded on a daily basis that not everyone in the world is as fortunate as we are in respect to the freedoms that we enjoy in the country, and in particular, i would like to highlight the absolute horror of the images of the 13-year-old boy the was tortured by syrian government forces in recent weeks. will the prime minister give me his assurance that he would use every influence he has to ensure that the international communi

no major problems as you drive down the doyle drive. also if you're coming in from the bay bridge the traffic is moving along very nicely. however, we do have a big problem in oakland. we have a major freeway that is shut down in one direction because of a pretty serious accident overnight. let's go live to ktvu reporter claudine wong who is at the scene with more details. claudine. >> reporter: well, sal, we're on northbound 880 right before west 7th. you can see the cal tran sweeper truck coming through here trying to clean this up. they would really like to get one lane back open to traffic and they've been working very hard in the last few minutes to do that. let's show you the problem. you take a look on the freeway down here you can see the sand along the freeway. that's where a fuel spill that actually stretches from here all the way down to the 7th street onramp. it is a big mess and they've had big problems cleaning it up. in fact, the sweeper truck that came out here the first one actually broke down. and the delay was caused

golden gate bridge, 101 southbound is an easy trip in from marin county with no delays and down along doyleive. >> i am live in the kron 4 news room, we are taking new-line to orlando florida. day 15 of the casey anthony murder trial. the judge and proceedings early on thursday after the most intensive day of evidence being presented so the jury was shown gruesome her photos of the murder scene. these are live pictures of the case as it is happening right now in orlando. i will continue to provide you updates on what is happening. >> do not forget to like us on facebook. you can watch weather updates to the moment you wake up from your computer or smart gun. you can also take a look at our top story headlines and participate in our care live forum. since we like us on facebook, facebook.com/kron4. father's day is approaching, sunday, june 19th. kron 4 wants to give your father the perfect gift. like us on facebook for your chance to win one of 10 magellan is gps systems or one of 2 50 in. 3d televisions. we will be right back. >> and we are back, the time is 6:30 a.m., a look at wall street

jackie doyle price. >> here, here. >> number 1, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to the following brave servicemen who died in afghanistan since we last met. kevin fortuna and martin lamb from first battalion the rifles. marine samuel alexander and lance corporal martin gill from 42 commander royal marines and corporal mike pike from the fourth battalion the royal regiment of the scotland. all of them were dedicated professionals serving our country. their deaths are a reminder of the very high price we are paying to stop afghanistan for being a haven for terrorists. we honor their memory. we will support their families. we will not forget their service and their sacrifice. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, i will shall have further such meetings this morning. >> can i associate myself with the prime minister's tribute to our fallen soldiers. we do indeed owe them a great debt. mr. speaker, we are reminded on a daily basis that not everyone in the wo

probably being done the question then becomes why and who benefits and one of my good friends jerry doyle is already a radio show we always talk about following the money so you know in corporate america there's tons of data mining being done to actually help companies that are projects what products to do and all that sort of things for the government you have to look at what what benefits this and i think one of the most frightening things we have to consider is technology which was developed to do to do for intelligence i'm not going to tell you we didn't do things against foreign targets we always have but that's the idea we should be doing it's foreign targets the problem is that technology is ambivalent it doesn't care who it's going after it will go after whoever it is directed to do and there's no inherent safety and ball in developing or feeling the technology so the thing at this point is that i would hope someone besides you and me are calling for folks to investigate what this really means because alan here i saw the pilot your denials like well some third level guy got out of

lighter than usual traffic was doyle drive is low past the nineteenth grampramp. transit commute is still good. no problems or delays for any of the theories, bark or caltrain. >> which are following the latest in east palo alto and the deadly shooting of a 3 month old baby boy. will tran is live with details as we wait for charges to be filed against the suspects. >> the clock is ticking for the prosecutors. we are in front of the east palo also police department. there are continuing with their investigation but the prosecutor has a major decision over the next several hours. here are the composite sketches of the suspect. one faces attempted murder and murder charges. the other faces a weapons charge. we are not sure who is the alleged the alleged shooter is 17 years old but because of the nature of the crime the prosecutor also has to decide whether or not to charge the alleged shooter as an adult which obviously needs more time in prison if convicted. you might recall that on sunday morning at 1:00 a.m., the family of four had just left a baby shower in east

gwen: doyle, so how did -- trace for us how the administration got to this point, the timing seems interesting. >> well, the timing in a sense technically was brought about by the calendar the president set up when he announced this surge back in 2009. if you remember, back then, he said to general petraeus and general mcchrystal running the war you can have the troops you want, not all the trooms but 30,000, it became -- troops but 30,000, it became 33,000, we'll put a time limit on it, a surge, and we'll start drawing down in july of 2011. in a sense, why now? because this is the calendar he set. the kind of broader piece of that and it connects exactly with what martha was saying, though, is -- and why didn't he give them a waiver from the calendar? they were saying ok, we've had these successes. can we have a few extra months? gwen: not only that, they didn't get all of the troops in there until last september. so they may say this is 18 months. but it isn't really 18 months. >> right. and there was a palpable desire, a yearning on the part of the president and his staff to draw that line,

. >> reporter: it's a video that was emotional for her mother, sarah doyle to watch. >> sir, i'm likeeverybody else. he said no you're not like everybody else. what does that mean. >> reporter: the incident happened when the man was asked to pull up his pajamas. similar to this man's pants. >> reporter: the naacp is moving forward with a lawsuit against southwest airways. the controversy grew this week after another man on a plane with only a bikini and boots. while the airline did not comment on today's news it has said in the past that the airline has no formal dress code. i'm tara moyarti. >>> reverend brown says the pant fad started in prison where inmates were not allowed to have belts and the rap culture popularized the look. >>> and they lost the title but the cal baseball team is a big winner both on and off the field. >>> they graced bay >>> and a mural is reviewed just weeks after the artist was arrested for child pornography. >> reporter: norris was arrested june 2nd by the fbi for possession of child pornography. today san francisco police and school officials said inappro

. >> reporter: it's a video that was emotional for her mother, sarah doyle to watch. >> sir, i'm likeeverybody else. he said no you're not like everybody else. what does that mean. >> reporter: the incident happened when the man was asked to pull up his pajamas. similar to this man's pants. >> reporter: the naacp is moving forward with a lawsuit against southwest airways. the controversy grew this week after another man on a plane with only a bikini and boots. while the airline did not comment on today's news it has said in the past that the airline has no formal dress code. i'm tara moyarti. >>> reverend brown says the pant fad started in prison where inmates were not allowed to have belts and the rap culture popularized the look. >>> and they lost the title but the cal baseball team is a big winner both on and off the field. >>> they graced bay area schools and public buildings. the hidden images in colorful murals that has the fbi taking a very close look. >>> and a mural is reviewed just weeks after the artist was arrested for child pornography. >> reporter: norris was arrested ju

for the most part we are looking pretty good here as you come out of the north bay and get down to doyle drive. the morning drive looks good on the bay bridge toll plaza so far. and if you are driving on the east shore freeway from vallejo to richmond it has been a very nice drive heading down to the mccarthur maze. 5:17 let's go to steve. >>> you know sal, it was pretty crazy on saturday. >> it was. they got that game in. >> they did. a little delay. i was glad to hear about that. we had unbelievable rain. that was a whopper of a system any time of the year but for early june. we may go 40-50 years before we see that again. lots of clouds today. kind of muggy and humid. there is a lot of moisture in the air. a couple of lingering showers are possible. there are a few breaks in the clouds. we will see a little bit better today. tomorrow partly to mostly cloudy. there is one more system dropping down. it's weak but it will keep us from warming up too soon too fast here. the extended outlook looks much quieter. we will ease into warmup. rain has been decreasing. there are a few breaks in t

. >>> jessica doyle is here with another your money report. >> talking about shelling out money withes. >> if you've been looking at the gas pumps lately you know that watching them, they're down 20 cents in the last month, we'll take it, we'll take it. >> we're still about a dollar more than this time last year. the reason why is the high price of oil. it's now trading at $100 a barrel. and that price will be the focus of opec meetings this week in vienna. most experts believe the oil cartel will leave output levels unchanged because there is a surplus of oil on world markets. one executive in the group thinks oil prices will drift closer to $80 a barrel which would bring down gas prices more. opec has not raced the ceiling on oil production in four years. >>> mazda plans to stop building cars in america. the auto make certificate ending it's joint venture with ford leaving it with no production facilities in the u.s. mazda vehicles sold in america will be shipped from japan and mexico starting in 2013. >>> remember the military bowl back in december? the washington examiner reports

. >> jessica doyle is here with today's headlines. it seems as if wall street can't figure out which way is up. >> not so good. we have the losing streak continuing, the markets have been down for five weeks in a row. four sessions in a row and today, investors will look to washington for solutions for the slowing economic recovery. checking the numbers, the dow standing this morning of 3by ju about 14. today, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke will make his first public comments about the economy since april. he's headed to a banking conference in atlanta. at the same time the white house is now looking for someone to replace the president's chief economic advisor. austin is leaving his job as the chairman of the council of economic advisors. he's returning to teaching at the university of chicago graduate school of business. >>> this could set gamer's hearts aflutter. sony will soon sell a next generation portable gaming machine called the playstation vida. it will allow gamers to be connected with each other and it uses gps loca

there is major construction going on near doyle drive.bound connector from the bridge to park is shut down and it's going to stay shut down until about 11:00 this morning. there are detours in place, but drivers should expect some delays. >>> now let's look over in san jose. we are still looking into this possible fatality there because there was a sigalert underway this morning. just a few minutes ago, we got words that the chp is opening up the southbound 280 to 87. but there's still debris and a spill out there so they'll be shutting done one lane at a time to do the clean-up so it will still be slow going out that way. >>> triple-a is predicting fewer travelers will hit the road for the 4th of july weekend this year, they expect about 39 million people to travel 50 miles or more for the holiday. triple-a blames gas prices. a gallon of gases is about 60 cents more than this time last year. >>> summer is here and pga has tips about hot weather hazards that includes keeping fireworks, kites and toys away from power lines. utilities also

donna doyle will be in support of her son. they believe the punishment does not fit the crime. the protest begins at 3:00 this afternoon in front of jones methodist church at 1975 post street in san francisco. >>> well, the air quality management district and the "mercury news" will help drivers peel off those yellow clean air stickers from hybrid vehicles. beginning july 1st, cars with those stickers will no longer have the chance to go through car pool lanes unless they are actually car pooling. it was a nice perk while it lasted. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, we'll look at the business week ahead, including car sales numbers for june. >>> and we'll take you live to the alameda county fair for a look at some of the more unique attractions that you may see this year. >>> and looking live at san francisco this morning, a bit of a cool star, but it is going to warm up later on this afternoon and then a cooldown a little later in the middle of the workweek. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and looking live at san rafael this morning, you can see th

as a matter of fact, we look very nice on the doyle drive and the fog is just not there.aza westbound traffic is light and shouldn't get busier until the 6:00 hour. but right now we don't have any problems on that bridge. and in the east bay it's also been a nice start to the morning commute on a wednesday northbound and southbound traffic here in oakland looking good. at 5:48 let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. thank you. very good morning. skies are clear. only fog i can find little towards monterey bay santa cruz probably very, very shallow with what's there otherwise it's good to go. clear skies, mostly clear by the coast. patchy by the coast. with a north-northeast wind it's not that warm. it's nice. 60s and some low 70s down towards santa cruz. and fog make may work its way back later on. inland temperatures in the 60s already. concord 61. livermore 62. mountain view says 60. that's across 101 towards mountain view proper might be cooler. but it's still mild. 56 napa. same for san rafael. oakland 57. city 55. yesterday at this time i think they were 50. little wa

. >> i just spoke with the surgeon's office, there was an accident on doyle drive southbound, one vehicle was reported facing the wrong direction. they have managed to clear the crash. >> there was a vehicle fire on albany were the 58 merge is. you can see were the traffic is backing up because it did not stay out there for a while, but it is now approaching a normal commute, in a little slower than normal right now, folks should add an extra five-six minutes to their drive time. you will see that the traffic is starting to flow again. again, thankfully, they got that vehicle fire out of the way. >> there are no other hot spots. the bay bridge, very good conditions like we saw on monday. hardly any back up. for the last several days it has been light traffic. the metering lights have been so slow, it created an artificial back up. >> san francisco is a bit cooler, back down into the sixties again. into the afternoon, highs in the upper 70's and low 80s. some of the warmer spots, fairfield is coming in at about 85. we will stay in the '60s for the most part around the peninsula. temperatur