now, there have been people lining up here in alameda and also at jack london square.e picture. one man we talked to says he is a regular rider, but he has a lot more company this morning. >> i got up as i normally do not anticipating anything. i didn't hear until early this morning. i just came a few minutes early but it's more crowded than it is normally. >> the ferry service is adding extra boats to both the alameda and the oakland jack london square lines this morning, and we want to remind you that the alternates are the ferries, even the vallejo ferry or you can take ac transit buses from 20 20th and broadway into san fransisco, and some people will be using the bridges and driving. we'll have a complete traffic update in just a few moments. >>> thank you sal. if you are still planning to take b.a.r.t. into san fransisco. we are keeping track of how long it will take. tara moriarty jumped on a train from lafayette to san fransisco to see how long the commute would take and tara joins us live from looks like a san fransisco b.a.r.t. station. looks crowded. >> repo

and leaves from jack london square. the ferry does getting into san francisco.se ferries are working as normal. and it's a good alternate into the city. another alternative is taking ac transit. janine de la vega is live in downtown oakland with that option. janine. >> reporter: that is right. i'm at the 20th street bus depot for ac transit. it's near broadway. and ac transit is saying they will use this place as a staging area for people waiting to get extra buses here into service. the next bus that leaves for san francisco leaves in 15 minutes. they are trying to add trains to that. ac transit is in the process of getting the extra buses and calling in extra drivers to provide service into the city. ac transit wants riders to get off the station and walk over to the 20th street bus depot to catch a bus into the city. they are asking commuters to be -- so far we have not gotten an update on if that has happened. and it's still regular service. but we found several bart riders who are already waiting at ac transit to commute. >> to get on ac transit and to the

the san francisco bay ferry added two more boats out of jack london square. and so far it's nothing like the bart crisis last june. a huge fire at a construction site damaged tracks and shut down all service. in that incident thousands of commuters were stranded and forced to take ferries or find other ways to get across the bay. we will continue to monitor the situation on the bart tracks and traffic updates on our website kpix.com. and throughout the day on all news k cbs am. >>> for more bay area headlines on this friday a popular san francisco restaurant has been destroyed by fire overnight. intermission shay spencer caught fire before 1:30 this morning. flames quickly swept through the french restaurant and bar. investigators are looking into the oz. moe grass fire. the friar started at 8:00 last night. on a deep heel side from homes. fire crews were all called in to help out and the fire was contained in about an hour. it was limited to only five acres. >>> cooler temperatures are helping fight a wild fire in southern california. it's bumping knot of --

a back up boat was put into the mix to help alleviate congestion there and at jack london square. some came earlier than usual. >> i am normally at the front of the line when i come the same time. >> transportation agencies will monitor the bart repair work to see if extra service is still needed for the afternoon. ac transit put 7 extra buses into service and will be on stand by in case they are needed in the afternoon. reporting live from oakland, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we will continue to follow the bart story on our website. you can get updates on the traffic section of our web site at ktvu.com and on mobile ktvu.com. >>> breaking news now out of the phoenix area, where two small planes collided midair, killing four people. the collision happened about 10:00 a.m. local time in the desert north of phoenix. both were single engine planes. aerial footage shows one charred wreckage, the other plane is actually fairly intact. the faa and ntsb are investigating the cause of the collision. >>> it is shaping up to be a warm afternoon around the bay area

another person, jack london, the writer, came out and partied in carville in an old car a doctor friend of his rented. george sterling, the poet who wrote "the cool, gray city of love" came out to carville a lot. and this guy really loved it. gillette burgess was a humorous, a writer. he wanted to be known as a serious novelist but he was better known for his children's books and nonsense works. he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a little romantic rendezvous. and another one where an old car conductor rents a car and it comes to life. you have to read more in these books. another artist and musicians. this car on the left, number one, was called la bohemme rented in the sutro section by m

. >>> and a live look outside at jack london square in oakland.rologist mark tamayo will tell you if there is a warm-up in time for mother's day. . >>> well most bay area warmed up nicely a good 8-15 degree over yesterday's highs, but the fog close to the shoreline, this is the scene looking out towards san francisco bay, 7:30 this evening. you should see the bay bridge in the image, but the folk basically obscuring the view. still the low clouds and fog pushing into bay. it will be a factor as we heed into your sunday morning. as far as temperatures today, 60s coastside and 80s and and 8070s and even 90s. you can see a few high clouds approaching the bay area on top of the fog pushing back into the bay. so partly cloudy skies across the region. and temperatures updated for this 10:00 hour are in the 50s and 60s. you can see antioch one of the warmest spots, 74 degrees and san josi at 61 and some 50s for santa rosa and napa at last check. what is happening we have a layer of warm air above us and as that settles in, that compresses the marine laye

. >> jack london square reflects the fast selling pace in homes in oakland. "new york times" calls it the fifth most desirable travel destination and forbes ranked uptown district ninthth among hipster neighborhood autos we can see a large number of people moving from oakland hills and from san francisco into downtown oakland. taking advantage of the vie ters ti going on here. >> what about crime? >> if you have street smarts, bad things won't happen. >> there could be positionr oakland's economic boom. >> and beats are getting cleaner. 93% of the beaches in our region your honor earned an a grade for the summer. there are still problem areas. several beaches also show high bacteria levels. beaches around the state are tested weekly for contamination. >> it was a sellout crowd at professional business women of california conference. sheryl sandberg and rita moreno shared their stories of breaking bearers. i had the honor of serving as a presenter. as did cheryl jennings. 4,000 attendies received valuable advice. >> and you came back inspired. >> there are won

the folks are able to enjoy the sunshine in jack london square. good afternoon. >> want to get to record temperatures today. and a heat advisory in effect. live outside of the abc 7 studios. >> and i'm still baking in the heat. sun is shining. we do have a heat advisory with exception of the coast until 9:00 p.m. tonight. check out highs so far and records so far. 88 degrees in san francisco. 90 degrees in downtown oakland. mountain view, 91. that is the record in san jose today. up to 90 in clear lake. sfo, 88 this afternoon that. is a record oakland airport that. is also a record. we do have big changes coming up into the weekend. >> that heat with high temperatures and wind we've got breaking news right now. a small fire off of 580 eastbound. >> two lanes are closed as a result. in this heat everyone worries they can spread quickly. we'll keep an eye on it.

. >> jack london square reflects the fast selling pace in homes in oakland. calls it the fifth most desirable travel destination and forbes ranked uptown district ninthth among hipster neighborhood autos we can see a large number of people moving from oakland hills and from san francisco into downtown oakland. taking advantage of the vie ters ti going on here. >> what about crime? >> if you have street smarts, bad things won't happen. >> there could be position for oakland's economic boom. >> and beats are getting cleaner. 93% of the beaches in our region your honor earned an a grade for the summer. there are still problem areas. several beaches also show high bacteria levels. beaches around the state are tested weekly for contamination. it was a selloutt professional business women of california conference. sheryl sandberg and rita moreno shared their stories of breaking bearers. i had the honor of serving as a presenter. as did cheryl jennings. 4,000 attendies received valuable advice. >> and you came back inspired. >> there are wonderful things exchanged.

>>reporter: modern classic condominium in jack london square the selling 5 day ago andlready sold 4 ofes"calls oakland the fifth most desirable travel destination ncaa and forbes magazine the up town district 9th among the top hip sister neighborhood. >> tremendous shift going on in the bay area. oak land the hot market and we see a large number of people moving from the oakland hills from san francisco into downtown oakland to take advantage of all the cultural diversity and excitement that is going on here e-but what about crime. >> as far as it goes. if you have a little bit of street smart bad things don't happen. >>reporter: the pro outweigh the con which could explain the recognition for oakland economic boom. in oakland, allen wong abc 7 news. >> all right good news out of oakland. >> update the forecast. spencer is here as always with a cool forecast. >> i we shall i could deliver good news here. live doppler 7hd quiet weather picture writ now. cool breezy calm. state weighed tomorrow manly season milder today with high in the low 80's khooibing chico sacramento 95 down at palm

they located a man about 3:30 this morning on a pier near jack london square. the man's wife told police her husband cleans boats working underneath them often. she called 911 when he did not come home last night. right now police say there are no signs of foul play but the investigation continues. >>> new this morning, the chp is investigating the cause of a fatal accident in santa rosa. it happened just before 5:00 this morning on river road. highway patrol says the driver of an suv lost control and hit a tree. chp has not said if alcohol was a factor. >>> this morning police are continuing their search for suspects after a shooting in east oakland. it happened around 9:00 last night on 96th avenue and burke street. police say one person was hurt and taken to the hospital. no word on their condition. >>> an oak -- and oakland police are questioning a man suspected of having a gun at the city's first friday event. someone told police they saw an armed man walking in the crowd last night. police say when they spotted that manual, he ran off and -- man, he ran o

leaving from jack london square or alameda. you can also use ac transit.t is a good way to get in. especially right now. the bridges might be a little more crowded as people decide to take a ride into the city. people might be using car pool or the casual car pool area. so give yourself plenty of extra time. bart is running in and out of san francisco but there are major delays. at 5:12 let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning a single engine plane crashes into an the living room of an apartment in virginia. earlier reports indicate the aircraft may have run out of fuel. two people were on board. the passenger and two people suffering inside the compartment suffered minor injury -- inside the apartment suffering minor injuries. >>> investigators city the pilot and a passenger escaped the crash with minor injuries. no one in the house or on the ground was hurt. the faa says the two men were flying from oregon to seattle when they ran into bad weather. >>> new information this morning on poisoned letters. president obama is one of three targets of let

companies we have have expanded and so longevity is almost taking up the varietiable office space and jack on london square and so he has been here since -- [inaudible] can the pandora is growings and they have a cluster around those -- foundation and is-head up more technology those of you who remember back to our college level the software, the founder of that foundation officer and would be the [inaudible/incomprehensible] small technology company it doesn't seem that small, certain we are about half the size of san francisco but when we have these clerks of people comeling forth into that industry hundreds and hundreds of people are there and i don't know why they are there but after the -- [inaudible] yeah, we are being blockbusters but we have-newborn [inaudible] have been trying to lure other companies -- and oakland you can attract the berkeley base -- there. so there are a lot of people who want to live and work in the east and that is happening or and more. >> may be you are lucky you didn't get -- [inaudible/incomprehensible] >>> i know i noticed. >> mayor lee for san francisco you can tu

quan says if the spurs win this series, she will send tasty eats from jack london square barbecue jointb-side bbq in west oakland. san antonio mayor julian castro says that if the warriors come out on top oakland will receive authentic san antonio tex- mex cuisine. the warriors lost last night giving the spurs a two-to- one lead in the series just over a week away. we'll event. bay to breakers is right around the corner and the race organizers are stepping boston marathon bombings. kron 4's grant lodes shows us the changes. we are now 8 days to this year's bay to breakers. sponsored by craigslist. the fun. we'll have cameras and crews along the course bay to breakers, happening sunday may 19th. >> bay to breakers is a wonderful tradition this year it will be a little bit different. the biggest change eliminates the backpacks or any other large banks. large bags and containers of beer and ate a have thought floor will be banned everyone who wants to run must formally register anyone without a number will be removed from the course. >> creative costumes are still encouraged several other

. >> right now jack is in london.ll head to rome tomorrow and he hopes to be back in fresno on june 8th. >>> and roberta i was reading that he actually forgot his pass port on the copy machine at home. and so they had to overnight it to him. >> seriously? >> he is a kid. >> he didn't have his pilot's license on him. >> yes he does. >> that's really impressive. how about the girl scouts today? were you ever a girl scout? >> i was and you were too right? >> you still remember it? >> on my honor i will try -- >> to help other people and at all times to obey the girl scout law. once a girl scout always a girl scout. i earned the weather badge. >> of course. >> i think actually i had to invent it. i don't think it was around then. take a look at. this it's live our kpix 5 weather camera in dublin. a bit of a breeze there, some high thin clouds. taking note of the current numbers across the board, anywhere from 62 in san francisco to now 87 degrees in livermore. santa rosa is in the 70s and same story to the south down in s

that will help people at jack london square get to san francisco.tra buses that you can catch at 20 and broadway. there will commute everyone over the bridge and drop them off at the temporary trans bay terminal. ac transit doing their part. you can hop on the bus but remember that that bonds has to take the bay bridge. from this live look, you can see it is backed up. buses are sitting here waiting. a lot of folks that live along the 880 corridor in san leandro and a word and around a fair are the ones who are taking bart this morning and getting in the cars. there and jammed past the diamond lane split. traffic is also falling from the east shore freeway. drive times are double what they should be. the cemetery ridge is still holding steady, a little heavier on the right side of your screen. we're seeing major delays in getting to the bridge at southbound 880. the golden gate bridge is looking good with lots of space between cars but you may encounter a little extra company. people that normally come down the east shore freeway aren't going to hop

we have jack from london on the line. thanks for calling overseas.aller: i wanted to say a few things. institute andcato its support for principles of freedom, but there is an issue in america. all the taxes you have paid up to now are illegal. it is probably as constitutional as your federal reserve, which is also not an agency of the government but is a private bank owned by families about the world. this is a long issue -- host: let's return to surveillance and privacy issues. your thoughts on that for julian sanchez, our expert talking about that today. caller: things are unfortunately getting worse. apparently google can spy on all peoples e-mails or the content, which is supposed to be private, and i do not think it will be better in the future. cato institutee is actually supporting and advocating principles of freedom and free market, but i do not think the situation will be better in future where privacy is concerned. turning intoca is a police state, which is not a good thing. host: julian sanchez, the caller brings up google. here is a sto

london with u.s. treasury secretary jack lew, who is in london ahead of the g-7 meetings of finance ministers., steve. >> let's begin with the message you have for europeans when it comes to the issue of austerity and when it comes to the issue of stimulus. it sounds to me like the message this time is maybe a bit stronger. are you worried about a backlash? >> steve, i've been engaging with europeans since becoming secretary and this will be a continuation. we feel strongly there needs to be the right balance between austerity and growth. we've seen in the united states that scheduling the deficit reduction to come a little bit later has left us with a stronger economy. we're not arguing over whether or not we all have to get our fiscal house in order. we all need to get our fiscal houses in order. i think the question is when and how. one is having european economies grow means they need to get the right balance between their budget policy right, so that they can get growth moving. the other is they have to fix some credit market issues so they can get capital flowing into small and medium si

london. steve liesman sat down with jack lew and cnbc exclusive.nd urged the u.s. congress not to sit idly. he now has until labor day. >> i've been engaging with the europeans since becoming secretary. we feel strongly there needs to be the right balance between austerity and growth. it has left us with a stronger economy. we're not arguing over whether or not we have to get our fiscal house in order. the question is when and how. one is having the economies grow means they have to get the right balance between the budget policy right so that they can get growth moving. and the other is they have to fix some of their credit market issues so they can get capital flowing into small and medium sized enterprises. that's the part of the message that i bring. >> how receptive do you feel the europeans will be? a year ago there was concern that the u.s. was meddling in their affairs? >> i'm open to the conversation. we don't agree on everything. the fact that the u.s. economy is performing much better is something they have noticed. i think the fact that

jack is hoping to soar into the record books. the youngest person to fly all around the world on his own. nine days into the adventure, he landed in london time. >> good afternoon! [ applause ] >> reporter: jack, who's 20 years old, set off from california hoping to break the record held by a 22-year-old. so far, his journey has taken him north to canada, iceland, and now great britain. he'll land in 16 more cities across europe, the middle east, asia, and russia before he once again reaches the u.s. it's long been a dream for jack, who started flying gliders at the age of 13 and quickly set his sights high. >> i think it's been ambition for about four years now. around the age of 17 is when i learned about the record. and i thought to myself i'd really like to try to achieve something like this. >> reporter: with such determination comes organization. at each stop, checking his bags often, making sure nothing is left behind. it's a lesson jack learned the hard way when he got to canada he realized his passport was still on a photo copier back home in fresno. >> customs officer -- >> reporter: mom came to the rescue. >> i set off around

still ahead on the program, much more from steve liesman's exclusive interview with jack lew live in londonthe g 7 meeting on everything from europe, japan and the debt ceiling which he says will not bite until labor day. we're back in two. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ male announcer ] there are people who find their own path. and never back down. who believe the american dream doesn't just happen, it's something you have to work for. ♪ we're for those kinds of people. because we're that kind of airline. and we never stop looking for a better way. it's how we've grown into america's largest domestic airline. we are southwest. >> treasury secretary jack lew sitting down for an exclusive interview with cnbc's senior economics reporter steve liesman this morning. steve joins us live from london with more. i'm not sure what you would pick out of the headline. is it the debt ceiling? >> i think that's one of the headlines, simon, that t

>> jack and his son raj depend on cars to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop just a few minutes from london'sp using their car -- >> oh! >> -- to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19th, 2011. just before 10:00 a.m. jack and raj are on their usual commute to work, when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the fact that driver decided to break the law by just barging in front of us in the first place. >> jack records his drive to work using a dashcam to avoid of being falsely accused of causing an accident. a racket in britain called crash for cash. >> we installed them in our vehicles. just to capture anything should it ever happen for our own safety. >> question of time. with that kind of driving. look, look, look. >> this time, jack's dashcam on the case, recording everything. >> i don't think anybody would have anticipated anything they were doing that day is all being recorded on a high-definition camera. >> jack and his son watch the woman to see what she does next. >> she happened to b

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rate decision, special programming from 12:00 to 1:00 london time. 13:45 cet and 14:30 is when we'll get news conference. joining us for more, jack keio from nomura. thanks for joining us. let's -- tobias and then jack, do we get a cut today or not? >> yes, i think we should. in ral, because i think i don't agree with the analysis that a cut wouldn't really help. if you look at what happened over the past two months, it has been developed in the core where the trikz mechanism is still working. this is where we saw the sentiment and this is where the transition mechanism still works. a cut, even if only marginally, sends a signal, i think, that interest rates will stay lower for a longer time today and that is why it is a good idea for the ecb to cut interest rates today. >> jack. >> yes. can you hear me? >> yeah. >> i don't think there's anything telling in the way of a cut today. i mean, clearly, more than 25 basis points. the economic conditions have worsened. inflation is lower than expected. we will probably be at 25 basis points if we get a cut. i would argue this is going to help some of the weaker countries, more probably

treasury secretary jack lew here on "worldwide exchange" tomorrow at 11:30 cet, 5:30 eastern. the g-7 finance minister's meeting is taking place in londont's happening here. that's the reason. "worldwide exchange" continues in just a moment. it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. >>> a recap of the headlines if you've just joined us today. china's food prices in april saying factories in are struggling with oversupply in weak demand. sony is back in the black posting a net profit for the first time in five years. >>> and news corp. beat estimates leading with its cable channels and entertainment unit. >>> more australians were on the job in april. they were working longer hours, as well. more than 50,000 jobs were added, easily topping forecasts of just 12,000. the numbers were knocked unemployment to 557% level were a surprise, giving sluggish high services that we've seen

london and exclusive with the treasury secretary. joining us with a look at how the europeans received secretary lew. welcome home. >> carl, thanks very much. the treasury secretary jackn than the one received by his press seder. in a cnbc exclusive on friday lew explained why that might have been the case. >> i think the fact that the u.s. economy is performing much better is something that they've noticed. i think the fact the academic literature has been evolving a little bit is something that the world has noticed. the reality is for a global recovery to go where it needs to go, it can't be led by the united states alone. >> that's a big theme for lew. one of the most interesting, if unclear outcomes is what you probably call the gamble on japan and the yen, losing to flash, i'll call it a yellow policy to stimulate its economy. warning them it could go too far and repeating the g-7 policy that it's okay to stimulate the domestic economy. not okay to do so by expressly ve devaluing the economy. a weaker yen makes u.s. exports less competitive compared the japanese exports. the strategy seems to be to not complain about it but monitor the impacts carefully. among t