let's go to kristie lu stout. what's the big headline this morning, kristie it's all a ar w rows down. the yen soon as a safe haven continues to rise. meanwhile stocks in europe are also dae cleaning. europe is battling its own debt crisis. moody's has placed spain's government bonds on a downgrachltd government pressures and weak growth were behind that decision. ali, back to you in new york. >> kristie, we always worry when we get into a weekend and we have a deadline and we don't have a deal here that that's going to start touching asian markets more quickly than it's going to touch u.s. markets on monday. what's the reaction to the u.s. not having a deal so far?

kristy siefkin in pittsburg, thanks. police are investigating an early morning fire at a school in daly city. it caused serious damage to the inside of a portable building. anser hassan ( huss-un) is in daly city with more on what we know so far. from: bryan carmody [mailto:nbaynews@yaho o.com] questioning two witnesses in a triple murder in richmond. officers say saturday's shooting inside an apartment at the "triangle court public housing project" was the result of a drug deal gone bad. 36-year old michael anderson, who lived in the house, is among the dead. the two other victims, are 19-year old dante deloney (duh-loon-ey) of oakland and 28-year old corey walker, junior of san leandro. today, divers from the united states navy could join the search for seven northern california fishermen that are still missing... the divers are planning to check the boat that went down last sunday morning off the east coast of mexico's baja peninsula. the sunken fishing boat "erik" has been found in about 200 feet of water. the divers

kristy seifkin is live in our newsroom keeping track of the ongoing search for the missing. and we have heard this has turned from a recovery back to a rescue mission, kristy. >> reporter: right. that's actually very positive news to hear because originally, a recovery mission certainly just means they assume that they will be bodies not living individuals that they find but the u.s. government talked to the mexican government saying we believe these people are alive, continuing to search for them. the weather was nice when these gentlemen left on their fishing trip and then a storm hit two huge waves hitting the boat causing it to capsize around 2:30 in the morning. many of those passengers were asleep at the time that the boat capsized and so they had to jump off or were thrown into the water hanging on for dear life using ice chests for flotation devices or life jackets that they had. the u.s. coast guard and mexican navy searched for those survivors for more than 36 hours. >> there's a lot of different factors that go into survivability. the age of the person, male or fe

kristy siefkan just on the scene of a fire in the mission district.nks for that live report. >>> fires of course a big concern on this 4th of july. got to be careful out there. a lot of fireworks and barbecues outside. still beautiful weather and little cooler. over the bay right now fantastic clear start to the day of what looks like a fantastic holiday here as we're celebrating our country's birth. we are looking good weather- wise. looks like temperatures staying fairly mild to begin with. 50s and 60s by the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. temperatures maybe not triple digits still close enough hot inland maybe high at 99 in the hottest spots. 80s and 90s inside the bay. 60s towards the coastline and couple patches of fog move in along the beach later on. 57 in san francisco right now. 65 vallejo and 62 in san jose. it will be hot in the central valley today if you're headed there 100 even in sacramento. 105 fresno. about 93 in yosemite. so high pressure showing signs of weakening just a little for today, but still plenty of heat to be found especia

kristy seifkin is in moraga where police think the shooting is related to pot growing in the area. >> last night before 7:00 an officer was doing his foot patrol when two men opened fire on him and fired back in self- defense, ducked for cover. police sent an armored vehicle to rescue the officer. he was not injured. multiple law enforcement teams conducted a search by foot and by helicopter last night including the california highway patrol, contra costa sheriff's office, richmond moraga, orinda and lafayette police departments all involved. officials had to stop the search at sundown and told local residents to stay inside their houses until the search was over. >> they are scared because the only way these police guys can go is come back here in the town. or they can run toward the hills. but definitely scary. >> reporter: police clearly were looking for the suspects who old fire but what they were also looking for was a drug growing operation. officials think that the suspects may have been had marijuana growing areas on the south side of moraga and police belief the suspects are

>> hang in there kristy seifkin.in lafayette, thanks -- live in lafayette, thanks. >>> a man in critical condition in the east bay shot in the head on a popular waking and jogging trail. it -- biking and jogging trail in de anza near atlantic circle. police say someone came across this man around quarter to 9:00 last night and ran into a nearby mcdonald's to get help. the man is in critical condition. this is the third violent attack on that same trail in two months. >>> california is going into a new fire season without one of its biggest firefighting tools. anser hassan is morgan hill to explain the cost-cutting moves. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: cal fire is calling it the best choice among four alternatives. the state budget crisis is forcing cal fire to cut a $7 million contract with the nation's largest air tanker. these dc-10 planes are used to drop fire retar can't over retardant. they carry 12,000 gallons. why is this important? these are the first line of defense against major state fires. th

kristy seifkin is in for lawrence karnow this morning. kristy, how's it looking this morning.oking good outside, pretty mild as you start your day and it's going to warm up nicely. similar temperatures tomorrow. maybe a few more

kristy? >> looking good outside today. another warm day in the bay area and you're going to want to play hooky today if you are thinking about it because it will be the last warm day that we have for quite a while. taking a look at satellite, you can see that we are in the clear for the most part inland, a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline and along the bay shores although we should get some sun breaks off the coast a little later on. temperatures outside right now pretty mild. 57 in san rafael. 54 for the city. 57 fremont. a little warmer in livermore and fairfield at 62 an napa sitting at -- and napa sitting at 55. warm temperatures for one more day, maybe even a degree or two warmer in some locations. 96 today in livermore, 70 in oakland, 64 pacifica, 68 san francisco. keeping it warm at santa rosa at 85 degrees. seven-day forecast showing that we are going to be warm today and then cooling into the weekend. significant cooling as you make your way into the workweek. you will see by mid next week we are going

kristy joins us now to tell us what we have in store on this day. sun i hear. >> sun, absolutely, is in the forecast today, grace, and warmer temperatures. san francisco actually going to be about two degrees above average for this time year. oakland 74 today, san jose 81, concord 84 plenty of sunshine all over the bay. we'll have a full look at the forecast for today and over the next couple of days in just a bit but let's go to gianna and see how traffic's doing. >> traffic is starting to stack up as you work your way out of the altamont pass. let's go live right now to 580 westbound. we are seeing some extra volume pretty much from the altamont pass all the way into 680. new reports of an accident on 880 in oakland. i'll have details on that coming up in just a few minutes. >>> right now, a search is in progress for a windsurfer who is missing in san francisco bay. the coast guard has been looking for her all night by boat and helicopter. this morning anser hassan spoke with the missing woman's husband and joins us now by phone. good morning. >>

kristie lu stout in hong kong. we'll check with you later in the show. thank you so much, chriskristie. >>> they celebrate the surpassing of their 2010 revenue goechlt cake wasn't enough for them. they blew up their sales vp's car. he wasn't in it by the way. the car, in case you can still make it out is a 1995 teal mitsubishi mirage which some say it looks better after they blew it up than it did beforehand. employees say it was a morral boost. you live in hong kong. i live in new york. you can't blow things up. too much stuff around. >> that's the ultimate team-bonding experience. if you can blow something up, you know, your boss's car, your producers car, he drives a prius here in hong kong, i mean that's ooh real morale boost. >> kristie from hong kong. >>> let's go to reynolds wolf with the weather. do we have any flight delays? >> it is roasting out there in parts of the nation. we'll be talking about that. delays as you mentioned, we're going to have plenty of those especially in chicago and detroit. the big culprit. thunderstorms. major delays po

kristi will you stout from our bureau in hong kong. we go live to rob marciano in the weather center in atlanta. good morning. good to see you back. what are we looking at in terms of flight delays? >> typical summer weather. the big heat wave conditions across sections of the country. around that pockets of thunderstorms may slow you down in charlotte, st. louis and kansas city. denver and parts of eastern colorado seen their fair share of thunderstorms the past couple of days. low clouds and cooler in san francisco and on the windy side. here is your heat wave, heat advisories and excessive heat warnings, kansas city, through lieu izzville and nashville as well. temperatures will feel like well up and over 110 degrees, 115 degrees, dangerous levels of heat and humidity and the cool front that will cool some folks off will only get so far south and that means that folks who live in the deep south will continue to be hazy, hot and humid. be careful what you say about dunkin' donuts, ali. people who are up at this hour love it. >> dunki

kristy seifkin reports. >> reporter: good morning. the search continued all day yesterday and by the end of the day unfortunately all that was found was debris. but it's hopeful that those missing victims are still alive because the waters are pretty warm. we're looking at between 7and 8degrees and conditions are calm, as well. we have found out since yesterday the identity of that one deceased passenger. that 65-year-old leslie yee a former employee of the "san francisco chronicle." this was his first fishing troy payne baja after nearly 37 years with the newspaper. >> he was my best friend. he actually successfully guided me, you know, into being a mature adult while maintaining a best friendship. >> of the seven men still missing, four are pictured here. russell bautista of penngrove. dodged lee of san ramon. gene leong of dublin. and albert mien of twain heart. and all four of these men were close friends. we spoke to gene's family who still has hope that the 69-year- old will return alive as he is a sur

kristy seifkin is keeping track. search off of the baja, california, coast. kristy, any word? >> reporter: you know, they continued the search all at a yesterday and by the end of the day unfortunately all they found what more debris but the good news is that conditions are still favorable. those waters are calm. conditions are warmth so there is still hope that the missing individuals snail be alismas we followed up with the u.s. coast guard who has continued to search for those individuals we have found out the identity of that one deceased passenger that is 65-year-old leslie yee a former employee of the "san francisco chronicle." this was his first fishing trip to baja after nearly 37 years with the newspaper. >> he was my best friend. he actually successfully guided me, you know, into being a mature adult while maintaining a best friendship. >> of the seven men still missing, four are pictured here. russell bautista who is from penngrove, donald lee from san ramon, gene liong from dublin and albert mien. we spoke with gene's family and they said he is a survivor and they

kristy has the forecast. >> thank you.nother cool one out there today, but plenty of sunshine especially inland. we are going to keep temperatures in the mid-70s in our inland location 60s around the bay, 50s at the coast. similar for friday but look at the weekend, gradual warmup and we continue with that warmup into monday, tuesday, wednesday. should be in the mid- to high 80s at that point and for this sunday, though not going to be a warm one for the aids walk in san francisco. we are going to look at partly cloudy conditions temperatures about 59 degrees. this event is at golden gate bridge. cool conditions for the walkers but the weekend should have some sunshine and a little bit warmer temperatures throughout the rest of the bay area. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team is headed to the finals of the world cup. >> cheney everywhere taking the kick and it's a goal! abby wambach again! usa ahead! and are they heading to the world cup finals with this one? >> such a great play. i could watch it

kristy, have you read these books? >> no.ut i have seen the movies and i'm going to see the new one on sunday so when it's finally getting sunny i'm going to be in a movie theater. senseless. but temperatures are looking good. by the end of the weekend warming and we'll start to warm up by the start of next workweek but for today temperatures on the cooler side sitting in the mid-70s inland. around the bay only going to be in the mid-60s, at the coast only in the mid-50s. and this picture i think really is the symbol for what's going on weather-wise. fog coming in at sunset sent to us by jim. if you have a photo to share, send it to us at mypix@cbs5.com. gianna, how are the roads? >> it's still busy in san jose. we have this problem -- in fact, let's go live to our photographer standing by. this is guadalupe parkway at alma. right lane as well as the alma off-ramp is shut down because of the sinkhole and you can see here in our live shot, it's going to take time for them to fix this area. they are saying at least noon as to w

kristy seifkin is in san francisco now to explain. kristy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.n jose mercury news" has reported that pg&e came forth yesterday and said that as many as 14 of their employees may have falsified or not even checked under ground electrical inspections in santa clara county, also in san francisco and in the east bay. now, pg&e's spokesman in that report has said that as many as 23 underground enclosures listed heas inspected actually were not inspected and that another 50 enclosures were either suspect or not likely opened. pg&e also concluded that another seven underground enclosures may not have been opened and properly checked. the reason that pg&e even found out about these falsified inspections was an employee tip came about and then they launched and investigation last november. it was during that investigation that pg&e identified a suspect employee, a worker who was supposed to have checked an underground enclosure in 2009 near the delmas and park avenues in san jose and it was in may of last year that that enclosure exploded and knocked out

. >> thank you, kristy. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are off but we are dealing with a high wind advisory especially if you cross the span so use caution this morning. not too bad approaching the toll plaza. early-morning problems on 280. i'll have details on that coming right up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, an suv plows into a fire station in san mateo. it caused extensive damage. the question now, what happened behind the wheel in those moments leading up to the crash? elizabeth wenger is in san mateo with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a pretty scary wake-up call for these firefighters here in san mateo. this is a fire station behind me and you can see where they have boarded up the door. they got a pile of plywood out there as well so that's the scene of where this crash happened. we had some video that was taken last night. this happened around 10457. this is fire station 27 here on de anza boulevard. we understand firefighters were inside the fire station when this su

kristy seifkin is live along interstate 880 and kristy, officers believe alcohol was involved in this case, correct? >> reporter: that's absolutely right, grace. i just spoke with officer morgan earlier who is going to chat with us in a few minutes. he said they found open containers and smelled alcohol inside the car of this young man after he sped on the freeway and crash. officer morgan, can you give us a recap of what led to this chase? >> initially our officers saw a vehicle on international boulevard near 55th avenue driving erratically and weaving. officers were concerned about the driver's condition, attempted to make an enforcement stop. the drive failed to yield. there was a brief pursuit on surface streets and then the driver entered the freeway at 73rd avenue near hegenberger in oakland attempted to exit the freeway here at 29th avenue, failed to negotiate the exit properly and ended up colliding behind us at 29th avenue and east ninth. the driver was not wearing a seatbelt, so he was ejected from the vehicle and sustained very serious injuries. when our officers approache

kristy, what are they saying this morning? >> reporter: well, it seems like every two years the oakland plymouth is presenting another method for reorganizing to make the most of limited resources in this high crime area. and today, anthony batts went before us at a press conference and said he has a new plan. he said that he had seen redundancies within the oakland police department and wants to make officers generallyists instead of specialists. -- generalists instead of specialists. he says crime is on the rise and the oakland police department doesn't have the capacity to deal with the number of homicide investigations which are much higher than in other cities. so what he has done is propose a criminal investigation unit -- there is one that separate units for homicide, robbery and assault and the new plan is to make 22 officers who will span across the three categories not just one. additionally he plans for opd to split its bureau of field operations into two separate bureaus and each bureau will have its own deputy chi

kristy seifkin tells us how two quick-thinking good samaritans helped save their lives. >>> reporter: regency park down house residents knew something was wrong when they heard screaming from the pool area on wednesday night. a father and his 6-year-old daughter had been playing in the pool when mom looked over from the spa and couldn't see them. she and friends ran over to the pool and discovered her husband and daughter on the pool floor. >> she was in totally panic mode. she didn't know what to do. a, she is not a resident of this place and then she was literally screaming for help. >> reporter: multiple residents in nearby townhouses came running outside. and one good samaritan pulled the two from the pool. residents and townhouse board member and his wife also ran to the scene. >> the gentleman was -- i wasn't sure -- he was breathing but his eyes were rolling up. >> reporter: another resident, 29-year-old jeffrey bail, literally jumped to the aid of the 6-year-old girl. >> took it one, two steps right on up and went over and the girl was right down here. >> mother of the girl sa

let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. kristy. >> hi, jess. hi, everyone. yes, it's definitely having a big impact, especially if you're traveling on the beltway. as far as the outer loop goes, you're looking at almost 70 minutes there from dulaney valley road to the bw parkway. average speed at this point, only 10 miles per hour. another 45 minutes from park highlights to bel air road. and we're even having difficulty now on the harrisburg expressway in that northbound direction. 30 minutes there, from pedonia road, over to belfast. also o95, in the southbound direction, plenty of brake lights there, from route 24 in harford county, over to whitemarsh boulevard. let's now take a live look. you can see, we have an accident there in the harbor tunnel. so traffic is now stopped northbound at the harbor tunnel throughway. we'll continue to update you throughout the evening. back over to you. >> all right, kristy. thank you. the trial date is set for a coworker. britney norwood's trial is set to begin october 24th. she is charged with murdering ja

kristy seifkin reports.d on when they could open the off-ramp. >> reporter: they are still shooting for the 7:00 open time but we'll have to wait and see if they are on time this morning. it was several hours ago around 1:50 this morning that chp was patrolling near fruitvale and 55th in oakland when they saw an erratic driver and they attempted to pull him over but he refused to pull over, hopped on the 880 freeway and proceeded to drive for 8 minutes at 75 miles an hour and then attempted to exit off the 29th avenue exit, going so fast that he actually crashed into an area just under the underpass and was ejected from the vehicle. chp believes that alcohol may have been involved in the incident since they found open containers and also smelled alcohol inside of his car. chp has given a tentative identification for the victim. they say he is a 19-year-old hispanic man from oakland. the coroner was here earlier this morning. they may release the identity this afternoon. if you are a commuter waiting for this

kristy. >> reporter: hello. daniel hartwig the deputy of the bart police just spoke to us in a press conference and brought out new details in this investigation. one point that he brought forth today is that there is surveillance video that partially showed what happened that night on the platform. and he said that it will be a strong tool in this investigation. he is not saying exactly what's in the video but may help reveal what happened. he also shared some more information in the press conference today about the two officers involved, one asian man, one white man, one with six years experience and the other with 14 months saying that neither of these officers had a negative history with the force and that each were very productive members of the force. officials are still not saying which of the officers fired the gunshot that night that the suspect was killed and they are not saying that the officer who was injured with bruises and cuts is the one who fired the shot. we still don't know too much about the

kristy seifkin says yes.ou can. >> that's a lot of weight to put on my shoulders to give everyone the reason to get out of bed, but if you're looking for sunshine, it's a good reason to get up. temperatures mild in the 50s for the most part and warming up nicely. i'll tell you how hot we'll get in a little bit but gianna is going to give us a look at the roads. >> not bad. we are actually accident-free on the freeways. that's the good news. we are dealing with some mass transit delays. ace about 5 minutes behind schedule. the rest of mass transit on time. bart has 40 trains on time. we'll check the golden gate bridge coming up but right now back to you. >> thank you. >>> we have a developing story this morning. a double homicide in north richmond. a man and a woman are dead and another woman is in the hospital this morning. anser hassan has the very latest in richmond. >> reporter: good morning. i just finished speaking with richmond police. we have new information on the double fatal shooting from last night

thank you, kristy seifkin in lafayette. >>> 4:41. a picture is worth 1,000 words. and so is surveillance video. the new clue that could help catch a brazen picasso thief. >> and there was a shoe bomber, there was the underwear bomber. and now would have been terrorists are going to new extremes. you will not believe what they are doing now to hide bombs. coming up. >>> and when you think of colds, you might think winter. see why summer sniffles could actually be worse. it's all coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, skateboarder. authorities say a 17 year old was riding down a hill in capitola while m >>> an elderly woman is dead after what appears to be a freak accident with a skateboarder? a 17-year-old was riding down a hill on a skateboard in capitola while marianne was walking across the street in a crosswalk. the skateboarder was going about 15 to 20 miles an hour when he spotted her. he hopped off his board to try to avoid her but it was too late. and he slammed into this woman. she was 83 years old. no charges have been filed. but the d.a. is investigating. the woman li

kristy seifkin is keeping track of the search. >> reporter: good morning. those gentlemen left on a fishing trip that they thought would be a fun four-day excursion and got something they didn't expect. it was calm when they left on saturday. then on sunday a strong storm hit and two waves crashed over the boat capsizing the boat around 2:30 in the morning. most of the men were asleep at the time this is storm hit. some were able to make their way to some of the secluded -- secluded islands in the area. others were holding onto ice chests meant to hold the fish. those men got dehydrated while waiting to be rescued. the u.s. coast guard and the mexican navy searched for survivors for more than 36 hours. >> they conducted their search until they were the -- first crew reached their limit. second crew was flown out there via coast guard to meet them and then they got in the same helicopter and the new crew took the helicopter down and searched. >> the survivors are reported to be in good condition but as i said some were sunburned and many dehydrated since the

let's check traffic and weather starting with kristy. again, we have drizzle. is it ever going away? >> it's going to stick around for the next couple of days. yesterday you said it feels like groundhog day. i'm sorry to say, that's the case for today. another gray day. seeing that drizzle at the coastline cool temperatures once again well below average for this time of year. 60 for san francisco. we'll have a look at when the sunshine will return in a bit. over to gianna with a look at traffic. >> thank you. >> good morning, roadwork 880 southbound between embarcadero and 29th. various lanes closed this morning, so slight delays around there. 880 through oakland. things seem to be up to speed. coming up, we'll have dense fog reports that may disrupt your peninsula drive. >>> this morning, funeral service are being held for the fisherman who died in the gulf of california 10 days ago. he was 63-year-old leslie yee from the central valley town of ceres. his funeral is planned for 11 a.m. in san francisco. >>> the search for those seven missing northern californi

kristi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, frank. trains are coming through civic center bart but not stopping that's because of that shooting that occurred last night right here around 9:30 police received a call about a man wobbling along the tracks possibly under the influence of drugs and alcohol and carrying a knife. shortly after police responded and the man was shot, killed and pronounced dead around 10:00 p.m. >> two officers working the trains downtown san francisco we immediately responded to the scene, confronted the suspect, the next dispatch was shots fired. soon to follow with the suspect was down. there were no officers injured in this shooting. >> reporter: now i did speak with the p.i.o. for bart and he said one of those officers who just found out was injured has sustained minor cuts and bruises and still trying to figure out why that was. there's still a lot of questions in general in this shooting, for example, police are not saying why the man was shot nor are they saying if he was shot by one officer or both off

here's kristy seifkin in for lawrence karnow this morning. kristy, the boys are away. >> the boys are away, just us girls today. gorgeous day today. warm inland, hot 95 in concord, 85 high in san jose, oakland topping out at 70. san francisco high at 68. a full look at the forecast in a bit. over to elizabeth with a check on traffic. >> thank you, kristy. we'll go out live towards the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is so friday light this morning, they haven't turned on the metering lights. as you can see, no delay right now approaching the pay gates. we'll have more traffic coming up. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:30. fishermen rescued in the gulf of california are starting to return home to the bay area. we sent anser hassan to san jose for this morning's expected arrival of two more survivors. their trip back home has given them a lot of challenges, anser. >> yeah. absolutely. that bus was supposed to be here at 6:tomorrow. it's running late. -- 6:20. it's running late. what's a few more minutes after the day they

kristy, how is it going? >> pretty well so far. it's going to be a beautiful day for everyone around the bay area although one thing to note is that we may have a chance of showers in the north bay. 20% chance later on this afternoon. a simple to the north of us is the reason. -- a system to the north of suits reason. but right now clear. temperatures outside mild in the 50s. 57 concord. 56 in the city. 51 santa rosa. highs for today looking good breaking the 80-degree mark inland. 60s and 70s around the bay shores and we are actually seeing 60s along the coastline today, as well. so definitely warmer than last week. i'll have a full look at the extended forecast in a little bit but let's go to gianna with traffic. >> thank you. metering lights are still off at the bay bridge toll plaza no there's there in fact you're looking good into san francisco. not bad heading out of san francisco into oakland. once you get to oakland city streets though we have reports of a problem with a vehicle that may have hit a house. this is in oakland

. >> thank you, kristy. all right.ing to head to the eastshore freeway, where we are starting to see some slightly slower speeds. 39 miles per hour as you work your way westbound, berkeley, emeryville approaching the bay bridge. i just checked in with the bridge crews. no metering lights yet but we are seeing traffic stack up so that will probably change within the next few minutes. slow and go beyond the first overpass there so again those metering lights will probably be up in the next couple of minutes. over to the golden gate bridge, a little foggy and drizzle, kristy says. so limited visibility some spots especially along the peninsula and slick surfaces so use caution out and about. 101 out of marin county problem tree and all the roadwork in novato is cleared. if you are taking the san mateo bridge or you plan to, so far, so good. no delays right now both directions about 13 to 14 minutes between 880 and 101. things are clear along 880 approaching 92. we are still dealing with an accident northbound 238 right at

kristy has the forecast. >> thank you. we are going to see beautiful sunny skies throughout the bay area today. i know everyone was talking about this weekend is the weather going to be better? i say today is the day to get out and go to the beach or for a hike. it's going to be gorgeous. it's the warmest day of the week. sun rising you can see clear conditions this morning from our mount vaca catch, not much marine layer or cloud cover. a little bit of fog at the bridge but for the most part, clear and very nice. temperatures right now sitting in the 50s and 60s. and by this afternoon, temperatures warming up nicely in those inland spots hitting the mid-90s. we'll see high 70s around the bay and at the coast, temperatures there in the 60s. and like said not too much clouds to contend with, such a different forecast than even a week ago. this high pressure building from the southeast is bringing us those warm conditions. sweltering for the rest of the country but here pretty pleasant and today will be the warmest day of th

it's drizzly causing problems on the road, kristy seifkin?were probably hopeful that tuesday was going to be sunnier than monday but still waking up to drizzle and low clouds and cool today. san francisco only going up to 60 today. oakland to going up to 63, san jose to 72, concord to 73. well below where we should be this time year. i'll have a full look at your forecast and tell you when we're going to warm up in a little bit. first, gianna franco has traffic. >> thank you. >>> we are monitoring windy conditions on the bay bridge as well as this major accident north 280 at 19th avenue where lanes are shut down due to a fatality. we'll have more

kristy, not so bad yesterday. this is definitely improving. >> things are going up and we'll get even prettier and warmer to make our way into the middle of the week. this morning partly cloudy conditions inland, a little coastal fog out there and low clouds elsewhere but by this afternoon pretty nice temperatures and it's mild this morning, still seeing some 60s, 60 in redwood city, 62 for san jose, also 62 in concord. this afternoon high 80s. so 87 for fairfield, 85 livermore. 78 fremont. cooler in pacifica at 63. we are going to get hotter. tell you when in just a bit buy over to gianna with a look at the roads. >> not bad, in fact construction we reported on a few minutes ago but they wrapped it up early on the bay bridge eastbound right around the skyway so all lanes are now open through there. westbound looks like they are wrapping that up within the next few minutes. live look at the bay bridge upper deck no troubles everything good in both directions. now, we have some roadwork in the south bay. southbound

let's go to kristie lu stout from hong kong.latest on markets this morning. >> the markets close moderately lower across asia pacific. in europe markets are down on this first trading day. phillips electronics, there's news the group plans to cut an additional $700 million in costs after reporting its biggest loss in nearly 10 years. i'm keeping an eye on trail's main index. it was flat today but shares of news corp fell nearly 4%. >> that continues around the world. in the u.s., despite the issues that investors are worried about with respect to european debt and the u.s. debt crisis, a big week because of earnings. >> that's right. and here's a checklist. some of america's most influential companies are out with q2 earnings this week. today you want to keep an eye out for hull burton, ibm, and who is proceed. and this is a crucial time for the markets. given the concerns about the economy. but perspective check. keep in mind q2 earnings are usually the weakest of the year. >> good to see you as always. we'll catch up with you

. >> kristy is bringing on the heat. warm temperatures for you. not sweltering like other parts of the country. low 90s inland locations and plenty of sunshine concord making it to 90 today. san jose will be beautiful at 84. little cooler along the bay shores mid-60s to low 70s. seasonal temperatures for today and we'll have a look at the extended forecast a little later on over to elizabeth if with a look at traffic. >>> golden gate bridge fine, delays into the into san rafael roadwork is the problem spot. we'll tell you about it coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a young man shot in the chest may have been a target of robbery. he is in critical condition in an east bay hospital. anne makovec is in west oakland with the search for suspects. good morning. >> reporter: this man is still alive but his injuries are life- threatening. if he ends up dying in the hospital, that would be the 59th murder in oakland. last year it the there were 44. so 15 more there would be if he dies. here's a look at the scene from last night. this shooting happen

let's go to kristie lu stout. what's the big headline this morning, kristie it's all a ar w rows down. the yen soon as a safe haven continues to rise. meanwhile stocks in europe are also dae cleaning. europe is battling its own debt crisis. moody's has placed spain's government bonds on a downgrachltd government pressures and weak growth were behind that decision. ali, back to you in new york. >> kristie, we always worry when we get into a weekend and we have a deadline and we don't have a deal here that that's going to start touching asian markets more quickly than it's going to touch u.s. markets on monday. what's the reaction to the u.s. not having a deal so far? >> let's look a at the political reaction out of china, the largest foreign holder. chinese leaders, the they're not just worried. they're angry. stephen roach, of morgan stanley, he's been telling cnn that chinese leaders are appalled and that they think that america's behavior could create havoc in the global economy. meanwhile the news agency shing

our reporter kristy seifkin on scene. this water main break, the eastbound lanes of mount diablo boulevard are completely shut down at village center. so watch out for street closures there. we'll let you know when they re- open. likely a couple of hours. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:11. an elderly woman hit by a skateboarder and died. how police say that skateboarder tried to prevent the accident. >> plus, tightened security at the air. the dangerous way terrorists may hide bombs plus we are still going to continue to monitor the situation in florida, the casey anthony sentencing. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] who's your car's best friend? gasoline that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. found not guilty in her daughter's death. here s a live look out of orlando, florida.. as we await the >>> we are minutes away from learning the sentence of casey anthony the florida mother who was found not guilty in the murder of her daughter. a live look as we await the decision. she wa

but over to gianna now with a look at traffic. >> thank you, kristy. well, we're off to a good start. we had reports a couple of minutes ago of a minor accident at red top. all our bay area freeways are looking good. bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain all on time. here's live look at the bay bridge upper and lower deck. clear both directions. if you head out of san francisco look out for some roadwork on the lower deck also south 238 between hesperian and 580. the 405 freeway in los angeles, officials are warning this weekend since the closure of the 405, it will be shut down in both directions for two days starting tonight at 7:00. actually ail little more than that. it opens up again on monday. they are advising people as a travel warning not to access the 405 or even head to southern california on this road because of this closure. they are expecting big backups in the area. people are going to be using alternates. if you live in l.a., people are being asked to stay home. the 405 will be shut down all weekend for a 10-mile stretch in los angeles. so

back to you. >> kristy seifkin live in san francisco.hank you. >>> if you want to know what the weather is going to be like this holiday weekend, we have the guy for you. >> we do. one word, sunshine. >> yeah. lots of sunshine over the weekend. i'm feeling pretty good about that as we get toward the 4th of july a little iffy at the coastline but today mostly clear skies to start out just patchy fog at the coast and not much. that's going to be gone in a hurry. yesterday in the 70s and 80s in many spots. today we are going to watch those temperatures jump as we head toward the afternoon. up into the 90s in some spots inland. you're looking at 80s toward san jose. and yup, you're going to take a big bump in santa rosa. a good 9 degrees from yesterday. it is going to get hot in spots around the bay area. the next couple of days could see triple digits as we head in toward the holiday weekend. things may begin to col a little bit toward monday and tuesday. that's when we could see some of that fog make a return to the coast. we'll have more

good morning, kristy. >> reporter: good morning. involved in a high- speed chase across multiple freeways last night. they were actually spotted in newark a license plate that matched of that a car that belonged to one of two suspects wanted in the murder of people in grand junction, colorado and more recently the murder of two individuals here in the bay area. chp tried to pull those individuals over. but they failed to stop and a multiple freeway chase began. the drive started by hopping on that 880 freeway going north. and then within the through hayward, san leandro and oakland. multiple agencies pursued the vehicle. it eventually got on 980 and then 580 and past livermore which is beyond the juridiction of east bay chp and then the lathrop chp took over laying down spikes to catch the individuals. now, those individuals witness they pulled them over were not the men they were looking for not the two suspects who are still wanted for murder. the third individual who is -- i'm sorry, the third individual actually has been arreste

kristy seifkin reports. >> reporter: it's shocking to say the least because there's not much that really happens around here. >> reporter: around 7:00 last night a suspect fired at an officer with an assault rifle. the uninjured officer returned fire and then hunkered down in the brush until an armored police vehicle could rescue him. law enforcement searched for him until sundown but didn't find suspects or any injured park-goers. police believe the suspects fired at the officer because he stumbled across their illegal marijuana growing operation, something that's not unfamiliar to east bay regional parks police. >> a couple of years ago, a operation out there that we located where we have video of armed individuals that were guarding the grow. >> reporter: rancho laguna park is next to the watershed, a popular destination for dog recovers but last night's event have locals wondering if it's still safe to wander with pets. >> last night we were a little bit tighter maybe on home security than usual. my daughter is down from portland visiting. she was nervous. >> the reputation of moraga

kristy. >>> reporter: good morning. gentlemen left on a beautiful calm day similar to what the conditions are now. they didn't think by any means that the storm would hit. but it did unexpectedly and two large waves came crashing down onthe to the boat sunday in the middle of the night around 2 :30 a.m. many of those men were asleep at the time had to leave their belongings on the boat jump in the water. some were tossed into the water. some were able to get to a secluded island, others floated on ice chests. they were searched for, for more than 36 hours. >> they conducted their search until they were the first crew reached their limit. the second crew was flown out there via a coast guard c-130 to meet them and then they got if the same helicopter and the new crew took that helicopter down and conducted their search. >> reporter: the survivors are reported to be in good condition but certainly some are sunburned, others dehydrated from spending 15- plus hours in the water before they were rescued. two people from tuol

here's kristy. >> you will notice it's summer next week. finally be close to 90 over the next couple of days and hit it later on. today cool, cloud cover this morning, starting to pull back to the coastline by this afternoon. but you do see sunshine in sight inland today and continuing to see sun inland for the next several days until we hit the 90s by wednesday. and this weekend, great events aids walk in san francisco cool for that only 59 degrees partly cloudy conditions. so those walkers and runners will want to take a jacket. that's a look at the weather conditions. let's check in with gianna and see how the roads are doing. >> thank you, kristy. they just turned the metering lights on at the bay bridge so slight delays at the toll plaza but past there, up the incline and on the upper deck, traffic is moving nicely into san francisco. no snags on the lower deck heading into oakland. but again those metering lights have been turned on. first reports of an injury accident north 280 at bunker hill off the road, slight spectator slowing pa

>> thank you, kristy seifkin live in redwood city. >>> police say they have their man who is linked to three bay area murders. they acted on a tip and arrested johnathan walker in oregon. he is a suspect for two homicide in vallejo and one in san francisco. he is on parole for robbery and is waiting extradition back to california. >>> a game show icon tried playing crime fighter here in san francisco. now alex trebek needs surgery for his leg. the jeopardy host was in town filming the national geographic world championship at google. his wife woke up early tuesday morning saw a woman grabbing cash and valuables out of their hotel room. the woman ran away. trebek ran after her. during the chase, he ruptured his achilles tendon and now he is recovering at his l.a. home. >> everything's okay, thanks, though. >> okay. did you get a bracelet back? >> no. >> he is talking about a bracelet that he has worn on jeopardy for the last two decades. hotel security ultimately stopped the woman. she is now waiting for arraignment. took matters into his own hands. >> and that injury will take a while.

let's go to kristy seifkin with a check on the weather. >> good morning.l today and more cooling as we make our way into the next several days. seeing some low clouds out there right now and temperatures today only going to make it to the mid-70s but there is hope in sight. as you can see on this extended forecast we are going to bump it up into the 80s for this weekend. and by the start of next week we should temperatures closer to where they should be this time year. this is what the bridge actually looks like when you can see the sun out there. you can't see it right now with all the clouds and fog but here's the disney wonder, that's the name of the boat, a shot somebody sent to us of the boat going under the bridge. so you will see some sun should look like this in san francisco by the end. weekend. if you have any great photos -- by the end of the weekend. if you have any great photos, send them to mypix@cbs5.com. >>> accident eastbound 80 at magazine street. this is a noncommute direction. that's the good news. but you will see some slight spectator

this is brought to you by bill's carpet, laminate. , the >>> thank you, kristy.ebrations were in full swing in catonsville this morning. everyone loves a parade! this year was no acception. cars and floats helped to ring in the festivities. the parade marched down brad shaw road. >>> wjz is a proud sponsor of the ports america chesapeake 4th of july fireworks show. it will begin at 9:30 tonight. >>> straight ahead. inches from death. a man falls asleep on the railroad tax and wakes with a train passing over him. many >>> plus, it's a sticky, hazy afternoon and thunderstorms are moving our way. we'll have the first warning weather forecast coming up. >>> a teen in texas is facing murder charges after she throws a pot of boiling water on her boyfriend. he was talking to another woman. he was rushed to a nearby hospital with 2nd degree burns. he later died. >>> a biker dies. he lost control of his bike after an antihelmet rally. he hit his head on the ground. a helmet would have saved his life. >>> investigators are trying to decide if they found the body of a missi

kristy, we have to get up and get out. will the sun help us? >> yes. we'll see sunshine later on this afternoon but we are going to see a slight chance of some sprinkles to the north of us. you see the system pushing through so north bay slight chance 20% by this afternoon but you can see the rest of the bay area in the clear right now. we'll see plenty of sunshine especially in the south bay locations today. outside now temperatures in the 50s. 56 in san francisco, 57 for vallejo and concord. and sitting at 53 in livermore right now. breaking into the 80s by this afternoon. so good news of those of you who like warm weather. 80 for concord, fairfield and livermore, 69 oakland and 63 in pacifica today. extended forecast showing we have a gradual warmup into wednesday, finally breaking into the 90s at that point. gradual cooling for a couple of days and we bounce back up in time for your weekend. so seasonal weather back in the picture. gianna has the traffic. >> traffic nice on the upper deck. roadwork westbound between the incline and yerba buena. two

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kristy seifkin is live at at&t park. how are officers hoping to track this guy down? >> reporter: well, you know, they are still searching for him right now. no suspects. and clearly, anybody would love to have an autographed mccovey baseball or bat. but this one gentleman on monday apparently wanted them so badly, he stole them from somebody else and right in front of the owner's eyes. walnut creek police say that this is the man who stole a car with thousands of dollars of sports memorabilia inside. and he didn't have to try very hard to do it. about 7:00 monday morning the man left the vehicle filled are giants memorabilia to go into a mcdonald's for a company of coffee. he left the keys in the ignition. three minutes later he walked outside and saw his car being driven away. >> i wouldn't leave my keys in the car. no. even if it was going to get a cup of coffee. >> reporter: several witnesses say that they saw the suspect milling around the bathrooms at the restaurant that morning. police say the surveillance footage shows the man peering through various car windo