. >> reporter: and flynn mcgarry isn't even old enough for high school. >> flynn is a very unusual youngan and he is very, very passionate. >> reporter: when the restaurant owner let the 13-year-old take the reins of his kitchen for a special nine-course meal it sold out immediately. >> trout with wild fennel, nasturtum flowers. >> reporter: while most 13-year-olds wouldn't know nasturtum if it bit them, flynn's bites are already pleasing some of the country's most discerning palates. you might say the culinary protege must come from a foodie family. you didn't get your cooking skills from mom? >> no, no, no, no. >> reporter: in fact, he started cooking at age 10 when he was sick of his mom's dinners. the connection was instant. >> sometimes i sort of think he's like reincarnated from like a french chef in the '20s or something. >> reporter: now flynn spends his life in the kitchen literally. so this is your bedroom. >> yes. >> reporter: where's your bed? >> right here. >> reporter: he's turned his bedroom into a kitchen and his house into a gourmet, popup restaurant once a month. he pla

nancy snyderman introduces us to doreen flynn whose battle to get her daughter a life-saving bone marrow transplant has put her in the middle of a ground-breaking legal battle. >> the transplant is jordan's only chance for survival. >> i wish i could donate my marrow, but i have to rely on somebody else. >> to encourage more people to become bone marrow donors, she wants them to get paid. >> this is a major federal law. it has never been tested before. >> we oppose bag bone marrow donors. >> women get paid to carry other people's babies. men get paid for sperm. is there a moral hurdle for this? >> and encore. actress candice bergen, one of the most dazzling beauties of her time, offers harry smith and the rest of us a master class in aging gracefully. >> can you walk the dogs and do people leave you alone or what happens? >> nobody has any idea who i am. really. it's over. >> candice is a woman quite comfortable in her own skin. >> is there something liberating about being 65 years old? >> you just don't care about most people, frankly. >> that and more as "rock center" gets under way. >

. >> mary flynn needed the help. after leaving her corporate job to start her own public relations business, she lost her health insurance. >> i was totally scared, i didn't know what i was going to do. >> flynn who has chronic asthma found her lower income made her eligible for a plan that cost her nothing. >> it wasn't even a consideration for they. what was a consideration for me is i was 61 years old and needed health insurance. >> and we are getting back to patients. >> more people shudder, doctors has seen a surge of new patients and paid bills. she helps oversee primary care for the cambridge health alliance. >> the need to scrounge around to find medicines for someone who can't afford them or find a fancy way to get somebody to a specialist by begging and pleading, those days are gone. >> she believes health costs will come down as the newly insured seek preventative healthcare, more people are getting cancer screenings and women premay tall care. >> before they would get their diabetic care in the emergency

. >> reporter: doreen flynn is a mother on a mission. her three daughters all suffer from a disease called fanconi anemia. a genetic disorder that destroys bone marrow and increases the risk of cancer. the only treatment is a bone marrow transplant. >> as a mom, i'm willing to do whatever it takes to help make that possible. >> reporter: whatever it takes, including changing the law. >> you only need to register one time. >> reporter: to encourage more people to donate bone marrow, doreen wants them to get paid. but that breaks a longstanding law that makes it illegal for donors to profit from their gift of life. >> for any family out there that has a sick child, parent, brother, sister that is awaiting a donor, they find out they get a donor, and then all of a sudden that donor pulls out for some odd reason. that's heartbreaking. >> reporter: to minimize the chance of heartbreak, she sued the federal government in a landmark case. and yesterday she got the news that the u.s. attorney general will not pursue the case with the supreme cou

flynn devoted their lives to it. i am joined by several directors, including our vice president, who leads a lot of our efforts. doug is the man who, when he was deputy mayor and planning commissioner, had a lot to do with the embarcadero uc today. -- you see today. he has given so much of his time to san francisco to make it a better place. we joined today in celebrating america's first big city publicly owned transportation system owned by the people themselves. today, it is a landmark of the progressivism that has marked our city for a century. the historic streetcar we rededicate today, is a city symbol of the history. it carried generations of san franciscans around the city to shop, to work, to learn, to play. it almost certainly carried my grandparents when they lived on utah st. and is america's first publicly owned big city streetcar, it almost certainly qualifies to be sitting on display at the smithsonian, but we in san francisco had a better place for it than that. because we put our history to work. we e

mary flynn needed the help.ving her corporate job to start her own public relations business, she lost her health insurance. >> i was totally scared. i didn't know what i was going to do. >> flynn, who has chronic asthma, found her lower income made her eligible for a plan that now costs her nothing. >> mandate wasn't even a consideration for me. what was a consideration for me was that i was 61 years old, i needed health insurance. >> you're getting back to patients faster. >> with more people insured, doctors have seen a surge of new patients and paid bills. she helps oversee primary care for the cambridge health alliance. >> the days of scrounging around to find medicines for someone who can't afford them or find a fancy way to get somebody to a specialist by begging and pleading, those days are gone. >> stout believes health costs will come down. as the newly insured seek more preventive care. already more people are getting cancer screenings, more women prenatal care. >> when we did health care reform, they

[applause] our next award, a look like to ask of the principal at flynn. >> good evening, buenas noches. it is mroe than -- more than a privilege, it is my honor. i am so pleased to present this award. mr. roberts is not as a dedicated teacher, he is a teacher by heart, he has professional qualities that cannot be described. go into his classroom and you see how seem less the transitions are in the classroom. children are talking to each other when the teacher says it is time to talk to your partner right now. they know who is their partner. intentionally delivering the type of instruction that challenges students, but also nurtures them. i consider myself a good teacher, but i haven't seen the teacher that addresses the classroom and the families in the way that mr. robertson does. he is really concerned about the children that will not have those type of opportunities outside the school. the children that did not have access to libraries, to resources. he really made sure that in the classroom, they will have the support that they need. and every single time, he is reminding us that i

we have a grass fire just reported on the altamont pass near north flynn you will find slow traffic now of the central valley tracy from 205, 20 miles an hour over the altamont pass into livermore you will find slowing and no major stalls or accidents, just that grass fire. folks are seeing that smoke and slowing a little. we'll update you on that in a couple of minutes. >>> 6:19 on this first day of summer. >>> aheading surprising young actress money the highest paid in all of hollywood. >>> miami heat one game away from making nba his ts >>> good morning. >> beautiful wednesday morning. it is. >> sun has risen on this first day of summer arriving at 4:09 sum of us will feel the heat today as -- some of us will feel the heat today as we look at downtown san francisco. meteorologist mike nicco will be up ahead to talk about temperatures in your neighborhood. >> you delivered much of that with bated breath you are excited about the sun. >> not that excited about last night's giants scores. >> we must check the scores. giants loss to angels 12-5. vogel song will start tonight in -- a's he

like to deal with fax they send out radioactive isotopes and more concrete cylinder breaks and jack flynn army uses an caltrans and she sander urged news camera can't measure density. >>> this is reinforcing steel being stretched to the breaking point. they tested the concrete. they tested the reinforcing steel. all this wasn't in any newspaper caltrans knows that the public is asking questions as well. >>> i hope you have a sense of why i am confident of the foundation of the tower and under the act itself record suspension bridge. and if the show and tell didn't do the check they will be worth more in the future. >>> we hope to see you again in about three months in the board is talking with you. and this afternoon to be rejected caltrans is request for a retraction and issued its own point by point rebuttal in a statement the paper added it makes no sense for caltrans and public agencies to attack the messenger rather than to determine whether the bridge will hold up when a severe earthquake kids the day. also california lawmakers nellie met a constitutional deadline. to pass a state b

. >> stephen: so obvious he's trying to be like george patton and john wayne or errol flynn of douglaslock up the youth vote! (laughter) folks, revealing this favorable information gives aid and comfort to our enemies. >> the leaks undercut the u.s. government's ability toll collect information. >> they're saying it's not dangerous, that this doesn't put anybody in jeopardy by having these leaks. by that notion, shouldn't we just start tweeted our troop movement? >> the fact is no one wants to know is what the president is doing. we have never confirmed we even have the program of drone attacks. >> stephen: but now the cat's out of the bag! the terrorists know we have drone strikes. before this leak, al qaeda thought their leaders were just spontaneously exploding from natural causes! (applause) maybe... i don't know, maybe bad hummus. (laughter) but, folks, i'm not surprised that obamaír÷ is leak. the man is desperate for any good news because, let's face it he can't run on the economy. though he tries. just listen to this huge gaffe he made on friday. >> we've created 4.3 million job

flynn says that is because the funding for state and true is based on enrollment numbers.t the state collects from this school of responsibility for managing contracts and in terms of the level of funding that is based on enrollment which is determined by the agency that collects the affidavit from the public schools certifying is the state's most to verify the numbers? not according to up its web site it confirms the information filed in the affidavit is not verify the and the california apartment of education takes no position as its accuracy. but the state and local districts they just learned that the state is to move its regular review the oakland unified school district because of our reports and will check of oakland unified is in compliance with federal guidelines. if they hadn't will school districts have to pay this money back? >>> they don't have to pay the money back but there is a finding that the money was spent at compliance the district cannot use its general fund dollars to refund those federal dollars will be used to provide services in oakland. and is no

areas include 101 between sierra point and candle stick exit in san francisco, 580 near the north flynn exit in livermore and 101 between 87 and 280 in san jose. it spends more than $40 million every year just on litter cleanup. >> this swoon a chance for soccer teams to play along side the big boys. days after the earthquake announced they are adding more club seats. the council taking a final step to build a sports soccer complex. the space has been slated for commercial development and will cost the city tens of million, about $10 million in lost revenue. leaders hoping the complex will generate money on its own. >> 6:09. the defense takes over. and the jury could take over soon. details coming up in a live report. >> new video out showing the destruction of a syrian city. that story and the video next. >> talking about the warm-up look at the sun casting the glow in san jose. >> and the latest traffic, news, weather and all sorts of good things. come find us on facebook. at nbc bay area. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's

arrived at the scene of this hit-and-run reported westbound 580 through the altamont pass at north flynnn the shoulder so i don't think we'll see much slowing. 58 miles an hour, drive time 14 minutes ace train off to a good start train 1 on time. elsewhere, quiet here's a look at 680 walnut creek southbound looking good north main towards highway 24. northbound direction lanes blocked from san ramon to danville scheduled until 6:00 not slowing anybody down. north bay 101 nice and light now through san rafael headlights southbound here's a live shot in san jose this is northbound 280 for headlights and highway 17 i can barely make it out coming out of the santa cruz mountains lookingg7y% good there as well. >> frances, good to see you, thanks. >>> this got our attention. startling new statistics about your kids and online bullying. growing percentage of children who have been victimized. >>> couple's honeymoon to europe delayed the trouble that caused their flight to paris to turn around before it took off. >>> remember the cannonball experiment that went wrong during the filming of mythb

flynn, if you would give him a round of applause.plause] as rudy knows well, the problems are either how you fix it when something goes wrong or how you fund it because public transit systems are expensive. when i became mayor, one of the first things we found was that there was not a staggered bus line. do you remember that? one half of the fleet, which was around 300 cars, was breaking down continually. that got my attention very quickly. i think we did do the first staggering purchases for the muni railway so it would never happen again. thanks to the good stewardship of mayer brown and others and the good stewardship of ed lee, it never is going to happen again. then, in around 1983, into my office what gordon swanson, then the head of the chamber of commerce, and rick, who suggested doing and historic trolley festival, and that historic trolleys festival was set to just operate during the tourist season from fisherman's wharf down to castro just for four months. the next year, 1984, was the democratic convention, it was easy for

. >>> and finally, a picture right out of the flynn stones, a man in iowa struggling to carry a prehistoricms he and his family went looking for blackberries behind their house and what they found was big, really big. here is abc's ryan owen. >> reporter: can i hold the door open. >> everyone has skeletons in their closet. >> this is the first bone. >> reporter: this iowa man has considerably more than that. >> sometimes i get tired of moving bones around. >> reporter: john and his two sons were hunting for berries in the woods behind their iowa home whempb they spotted something, well, mammoth. >> i said, boys, that's a really big bone. >> turns out it's a femur. the thigh bone of a mammoth. there's a reason they're called that t knee joint is the size of a soccer ball. john called in the pros. archaeologist and pail you knowtologyist from the university of iowa. so farther they've unearthed 30 bones, vertebra, rib bones, even toes the size of walnuts. >> pretty sure i knew what we had biggest animal that walked around here. >> scientists say mammoths were common in places like iowa some 1

some include sierra point to candlestick, 580 near the north flynn exit in livermore and the 101 between highway 87 and i 280 in son hoes. caltrans spends $40 million every year on litter cleanup. >>> california lawmakers passing a budget, but trust us, the battle for the cuts far from over. democratic leaders revisiting or revisiting governor jerry brown's proposal po restructure the state's welfare program. brown wants deeper cuts to help ease an estimated $15.7 billion shortfall. he also wants the welfare to work program that would cut off benefits unless certain requirements are met. democrats want to extend cuts to county work training and child care assistance programs, but critics say the savings don't go far enough. >>> pension costs for the uc system are skyrocketing, and that's increasing the pressure to raise tuition and cut academic programs. the state says $240 million will be spent next year on benefits for retiring university employees, and that number is expected to double when more than 100,000 more reach retirement age. uc administrators say without a substantial boost

when he visited west ber flynn 1978 before running for president was told the story of an east germ's teenager killed trying to crawl over the wall in 1962. the border guards, reagan was told, left this young man unattended for hours as an example while he bled to death. peter hatafford a longtime aide of reagan with them that day said reagan gritted his teeth when he heard this. you could tell from the set of his jaw and look he was very, verify determined this was something that had to go. throughout his presidency reagan often returned to the subject of 9 wall, even before he went to berlin in 1987. even though most people at this time including many germans resigned themselves to living with the division of the city. when reagan visited west germany in 1985, the occasion of his controversial visit to the bitburg cemetery he said ahead may be a time when the artificial burialing will are cast away, no need for weapons ar barbed wire in berlin. these are not dreams. i believe we have every reason for confidence. as much as reagan hated the wall and the totalitarian system is represe

there is reports of a fire on a block in one lane towards north flynn. it is starting to slow now heading out toward 680 in the dublin area. i wish for is definitely starting to get busy. speed sensors turn back to grain so we are seeing some improvement as you head out towards 242. no major problems on 101 past candlestick. mass transit continues to run on time. >> we have a lot of sunshine come your way and what a great beginning to summer today. we see plenty of clear skies around much of the bay area. i pressure will bring plenty of sunshine throughout the day today. it will be hot in some spots but this will be the warmest day of the week. after this much cooler weather is headed our way. for today the high pressure is cranking up the temperatures. enjoy the sunshine, looking pretty good throughout the day. watch what happens late in the day, some fog and low clouds may move back in on the coastline overnight tonight. enjoy the summer sunshine this afternoon. temperatures at 85 degrees in san jose. 92 and getting hot in morgan hill. east bay numbers

flynn of low clouds, 60s and 70s today couple low 80s even wipers needed this morning.san jose, 75 later on sunshine, windy in concord, 63 in richmond today with 68 santa cruz today is going to be cool highs below the average tomorrow a little warmer, warmer as summer begins wednesday afternoon and cooler the rest of the week. >>> monday morning commute westbound 205 grant line continues to be slow all the way through the altamont pass and into livermore to the 680 judges from the altamont to 680, 30 minutes. elsewhere bart delay minor now 10 to 15 minutes millbrae to richmond due to switching problems between sfo and san bruno there you have drive times as you head out not too bad that 580 commute is a rough one. >>> thanks for watching that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 morning news. we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc

. >> doreen flynn wants to pay people to donate bone marrow but that idea breaks the law and places thishe center a very heated debate. >> 13-year-old jordan flynn is getting ready for a very special night. family and friends have gathered for a benefit in honor of the eighth grader who has just learned she will need a bone marrow transplant. jordan has a genetic disorder which destroys bone marrow and increases her risk for cancer. >> the transplant scares me. i've known people that have actually passed away afterward. >> this april her tn took a trn for the worse and the bone marrow transplant is jordan's only hope for survival. her mother, doreen. it must feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. >> yup. today is one of those days. >> now she is fighting to make medical history. you have now found yourself in a very unusual spot. you're a single mom and you also have become a very public face for a very public campaign to change a law. >> yes. >> to encourage more people to become bone marrow donors, she wants them to get paid. >> as a mom, i'm willing to do wha whatever

. >> reporter: 13-year-old jordan flynn is getting ready for a very special night. family and friends have gathered for a benefit in honor of the eighth grader who has just learned she will need a bone marrow transplant. she has a genetic disorder which destroys bone marrow and increases her risk of bone cancer. >> the transplant scares me. >> reporter: this april her condition took a turn for the worse. the transplant is her only mope for survival. her mother doreen. >> it must be days when it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. >> yeah, today is one of those days. >> reporter: now she is fighting to make medical history. you have now found yourself in a very unusual spot. you're a single mom, and you also have become a very public face for a very public campaign to change a law. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: to encourage more people to become bone marrow donors, she wants them to get paid. >> as a mom i'm willing to do whatever it takes. >> reporter: she's become the lead plaintiff if a landmark case to challenge the law of buying and selling bone

. >> reporter: flynn with information urged to call baltimore county police or you can remain anonymouserhaps even earn some reward money by calling in your tip to metro crimestoppers. 1-866-7 lock-up. >>> derrick thank you. a funeral for the victim is set for saturday morning at life church in baltimore's brooklyn neighborhood. for more information on those services you can log on to wjz.com. >>> a state lawmaker from prince george's county is found guilty of stealing from office. a jury convicted tiffany austin of taking money from her office to pay an employee at her private law firm. the conviction could cost the delegate her general assembly seat. also charged in a separate case accused of using office funds to pay for her wedding. >>> a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow performing's edition of the baltimore sun. the interesting waycelebrity chef bobby fly slows off the bobby burger. for all these stories and a lot more read the baltimore sun. >>> spectacular sight sailing up the chesapeake. they are making their way to baltimore for the star spangled "saila

he will play the lead role of billy flynn.eese witherspoon hasn't said much about her recent pregnancy until now. she revealed she has been having a tough time fighting food cravings and feels very round. she is due this fall. >>> disney pixar movie "brave" hit the box office bullseye. made $66.7 million. madagascar 3 at number 2 and vampire hunters came in third. >> and now it is time for your starting lineup a roundup of all of the sports stories making headlines at this hour. the red sox trading third base man kevin uk list after 8 years with the team. shipping the all stars and white sox. they will get zach stewart, the pitcher and rent lillibridge in return. >>> italy returning tech ets to the semis. >> you could not get any closer in the u.s. trials track and field team. number one felix number 2. crossing the finish line look at that at the exact, exact same time. the winner would get third place and a ticket to the olympics. after hours of debate the discussion the athletes can let wouldn't want a coin toss.of >> show

david flynn says the punishments were hard and an overreaction but it would be wrong for the court to impose its will on the school district. >>> a man is charged with trying to kill a mill valley couple and steal the car pleaded not guilty this morning in superior court. max wade who's being charged as an adult, was arrested in late april in marin county sheriff's. as they tailed him to a storage unit in -- stolen last year from a luxury car dealer in san francisco. police also found an arsenal of assault weapons and ammunition. wade faces 30 years in prison if convicted. >> let's jump over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. 94 in san jose, and even san francisco with 89 up into santa rosa. currently what we're finding is some big-time cooling right up against the peninsula and up into the coastline with onshore wind in san mateo. take you out to the sky camera network. 24 hours from now, we're going to see some huge differences up against the coastline including of course san san francisco. those changes are already getting sparked off with these winds shifting more onshore in san

i would watch woody wood pecker, fred flynn stones.saved sketches that i did that are crude but oddly recognizable. there's one now. >> how old were you when you made that? >> two years old. most kids are playing with their poop at that age. did you feel like you -- >> well, guess what. wait till i tell you what that was drawn with. >> and you didn't feel particularly comfortable as a child i'm guessing because you were so advanced. you wanted to probably get to adult hood. >> that was -- that's pretty much right on the money. i remember, you know, knowing exactly what i wanted to do about the age of five and it was almost a news since having to get through three childhoods and adolescents to get there. that's where my parents were good at kind of walking the line of support and at the same time saying, you're going to be glad that you read jude the obscure. >> they did see a cash cow in the making. >> oh, yeah. >> i think we have your earlier skills. >> a new world for a young whipper snapper myself. >> what do you think they eat. >>

. >> after the meeting inmate lamar flynn tried to explain the behavior to our female producer who had subjected to rule 38 violations by other inmates numerous times herself during the holman shoot. >> what do you do when there's a woman walking by? what do you actually do, tell me that. >> i look at her and try to undress her with my eyes and imagine that she has -- on and stuff like that. and she's pretty or sexy or appear to me and stuff like that. but i never got in front of a woman and exposed myself something like that. like, we sitting here talking face -- >> but i'm surround by my camera crew doing an interview. what do you think it's like for a woman to be in that position? >> seeing you here a couple times. when i see you, i know guys trying to masturbate off you. when i look, i say it's over with. it's over with. >> i realize this is where you guys live for now, this is your home, but it's not a comfortable place to be for a woman. >> yeah, you right. i wouldn't want -- i wouldn't -- i wouldn't want -- i wouldn't ç want somebody doing me like that because i have a mother a

the commute direction, but eastbound there's construction going on as you pass over towards north flynn. keep that in mind. further over to the west we had an earlier car fire at eden canyon road. that's moving slowly now past the earlier scene with no more activity on the freeway. a smooth drive coming up in and through oakland, but just off of 880 we continue to follow this. this is the truck fire at the bottom of the market street off ramp. the off ramp re-opened, but the fire is out. there's a burned-out cab attached to a trailer there now. the big rig tow could be another half hour before it gets there. you might want to use broadway to get around the whole thing. just a precaution, but we'll let you know if they have to close the off ramp for any other period of time. if any do after 6:00, that could get ugly. a live look across the bay. we look at the goemden gate bridge. a nice, easy drive through the north bay. no clouds in the sky in this shot and a huge flow in traffic southbound. we will send it back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> if you love whale watching and wh

nobody knows quite what to expect, but a few analysts are suggest -- kelly flynn of credit suisse saysbe the most vulnerable. guys, speaking of which, take a look at this chart. it's the chart of education management. it operates art schools. it's down more than 70% so far this year. i can tell you guys something, i haven't been paying attention to company, looked at the chart and went, wow, when did that happen? the stock has come under so much pressure for a variety of reasons. the second biggest when it comes to andiance, and i have to tell this is a company that a year and a half ago that -- i'll tell you. goldman sachs is the largest investor in this company. look at that. $6 stock, it was a $25 stock not that long ago. >> what's the end game for these for-profit schools? >> well -- >> no, no, as i've said, it's a hard reset. i'll say it over and over again. they're trying to get their new footing with the changes. >> >>> coming up next, princess power, how a little redhead with moxie is taking over at the box office and the toy store. >>> forget bromance, we may have a brew-mance

analyst kelly flynn of credit suisse went so far herself to say the credibility of the data is suspecthis on cnbc.com. the big winner on this group when we get to that one na naname -- >> here it is, apollo. >> the apollo group. >> herb, we have a problem. >> that's because its earnings were better than expected. a number of bearish analysts talked about the quality leaves a lot to be desired as are the continued slide of students who return from one semester to the next that's known as the p persistence rate. amended in sec filing yesterday, they in tend to talk to company management. in its original filing from a week ago, it said it may talk with company management. apollo adopted a poison pill. the stock is down on the news, mark my words on navistar, it will only get better and better. we will keep following. >> it better for who? troy sellers? >> we don't know. so many dynamics, will the company file been talking about it, keep watching it, good story. >> thanks for bailing me out. you're a good guy, herb. i appreciate it. the dow still hovering at session highs, and eye giving u

we have a small grass fire somewhere around north flynn. i've got my eyes on it.ing calls, but it's a small incident and the fire crews are able to care of that. no disturbance for the flow for your traffic for the tri-valley drive. we have your slow drive northbound 101 up to the airport and highway 87. slowing from capital expressway up parts kirt ner into downtown. those two freeways showing your slower drive on highway 85 and 280 looking nice so far in the northbound directions. back to you. >>> tnz "today" is coming up. >> here's a look at what they're working on today. >>> we have a lot to get to on a wednesday morning on "today." potential for record-breaking temperatures from virginia to maine as summer arrives later today. how hot will it get? al will tell us this morning. >>> were some of jerry sandusky's alleged victims coached by police? the latest from his trial as the defense prepares to rest its case today. >>> alec baldwin accused of assaulting a new york city photographer. this morning the images of the alleged attack and what the actor is saying

that means speeds dipping down into the 20s around the altamont pass and smoother drive past north flynn. in pleasanton you have speeds close to 60. that's the typical build to the dublin interchange. 680 between we still have road crews, and they should be clearing in the next few minutes for both directions. a nice, smooth flow through the seminole grade. look at this. we have slowing through downtown and also 880 coming off 101. we watch athat, but no incidents are reported and the volume of traffic is moving slowly northbound. we have construction southbound 85. it's still closed for construction, so use 237 to get over to the surface streets. it may be in place up to 8:00, although they've been clearing it after 6:30 the last few days. the lanes are still open. just have one block there. san mateo bridge a nice easy drive back and forth. a live look across the bay. the bay bridge moves slowly without tla. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> the defense is expected to wrap up its case today in the trial of former penn state coach jerry sandusky. the coach has yet to take the stand

greenville and north flynn. and we're looking at a 29-minute drive.wing into pleasanton and a smooth, slow drive, and south through sunol, that slowdown starts for 680 and the rain comes in a few minutes and continuing through the morning. we're watching for that effect. northbound, most of the areas north of san jose are coke, but 101 and 87 into downtown showing the speeds into the 20s and 30s. getting ready crowded here. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:51, the markets have been open for about 20 minutes or so, a little over that. i want to check in with scott mcgrew. earlier the numbers were up. >> yeah, and that has changed. good morning, dow industrials have fallen again, although not bad, down about 15 points. kind of a connection of the bay area in both markets this morning. you've got the mlb draft on the nasdaq. and then on the left, on the wall street you have a singer who went to cal. but the dow industrials went downbout 15 points this morning, nasdaq down, as well. >>> well, there goes the neighborhood. the "wall

think the one thriller that anyone will pick up and be blown away by its gone girl bike j-juliett flynnst came out from crown yesterday i believe. and we've used that authority command from npr, salon, "the new york times." i would have to agree, it is essentially a portrait of a marriage from how do we learn about because a woman named amy tan disappears and that first week at a good and we also get her event diary format and it becomes very clear that neither of them are telling the truth and its lie upon lie upon lie and it's incumbent upon the readers to figure out, how are they lying and are they lying to themselves? finished just as i described it to friends on twitter, and a burger performance. i want to stand up and cheer when i read to the end because the end is so audacious, but it's so right. >> f

i first fell in love with the actress cherlyn flynn but that was a pipe dream.ar-old. >> i hear older is good. >> but a 6-year-old, i mean, if she -- i would have loved it. it would have been the most incredible year of my life probably. but anyway, i loved her. i remember being 12. do you remember it? >> yes. we're not that old. >> no, but some people -- >> yes, i do remember. >> jerry johnson. >> really? >> yeah, bad boy. charlie, what are you thinking? >> i was thinking -- i wanted to ask him about his best acting experience. most teachable experience you had, but this is going so well. >> i'll talk about obsessions -- >> that's a good question. answer that, please. >> what's the best acting experience or lesson you have learned in this young life? >> well, i don't know what i've learned but i would say it would have to at some point maybe come from mr. bill murray, who has been in many of the films wes has done. i've gotten to work with. it's not like he says something, you know, that's like a -- like a nugget or something of advice, it's just the general wa