laura garcia-canon is out at a at&t park for the giants home opener. we'll check with her in our next half hour, in the meantime, a lot to get to you. let's get to a check of your forecast with meteorologist. >> christisa is there, at least for this half hour you're stuck with meteorologist slaughter. waking up to clear skies. yesterday such a marvelous day across the bay area. this time of year we're used it being in the 60s for daytime highs and this afternoon up warmer to where we were yesterday. close to 90 degrees in the north bay. even in the santa clara valley today, 88 degrees. very warm. make sure you take plenty of breaks if you have it be out working in this. we'll check in with meteorologist christina loren from at&t park because, as you know, it's giants home opener day and she'll have that forecast coming up at a:00. lots of cars on the roads, right? >> a nice warning about folks taking a lots of breaks outside and i work in a studio inside and i still take a lot of breaks. a lot of cars, this is typical and very smooth moving and good sp

laura garcia-canon is out at a at&t park for the giants home opener. check with her in our next half hour, in the meantime, a lot to get to you. let's get to a check of your forecast with meteorologist. >> christisa is there, at least for this half hour you're stuck with meteorologist slaughter. waking up to clear skies. yesterday such a marvelous day across the bay area. this time of year w u

i'm laura garcia canon. we have breaking news near atlanta where police tell us the suspect show shot six people died a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the fedex facility is still on lock down to make sure there are no additional threats. all sex people shot are at nearby hospitals. we're told how serious the injuries are. of course to continue to monitor the situation, bring you updates as soon as we get them. >> can police look at information on your cell phone without your consent or woupt a warrant? that's the issue before the supreme court this morning. today in the bay tracy potts is live with more details. good morning, tracy. >> it's actually two cases, one out of california and one out of boston where police got information that led to arrests. problem is your cell phone is not like your wallet or purse police can go through after you've been arrested. it's more like a mini computer, which police would need a warrant. on the other hand you have the obama administration arguing, some of this informatio