i'm marla tellez. at the potential impact coming up. >> reporter: i'm damian trujillo live in richmond, the scene of yet another killing. details coming up. >> a beautiful live look outside. alcatraz island. you can see it this monday, august 1st. "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:29 now. almost 6:30. seconds away. time to check in with rob. he's in for christina. >> good morning to you. right now we're looking at low clouds around san jose, 61 degrees, got the shark tank there. it's going to be more like hockey weather. especially for inland spots. san francisco, low clouds above 58 and low clouds all the way inland so livermore this morning, then lunch time we should see 70s inland. very mild for the start of august. 83 livermore. 79 san jose. 60s around san francisco and oakland. pretty tame looking forecast. the morning commute in the south bay maybe not so much, mike. >> you know, rob, it's weird and now crowded so this is adding to the slowing. we see north

i'm marla tellez live in santa clara this morning.id versus goliath story coming up. >> and a live look outside, sun making its way to warm up our day. not too warm, though. we'll check the temperatures with christina at 6:29 now. it's thursday, august 11. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. i wish that the markets were as smooth as the weather. meteorologist christina loren is here to tell us about with the weather. >> at least what you lose on the markets you're getting back in your pg&e bill because typically it's much warmer, we're looking good for today. that fog is going to keep it cool this afternoon. yet again. we're going to warm up a little bit for the next couple of days, then cool back down. i'll let you know what that means for your outdoor plans, the best beach to hit. right now 6:30 clock. let's get to you work with mike inouye. >> you know, folks, talking about hitting the beaches, two big rigs hit each other. that was a

marla tellez, thank you very cc: much.morning vallejo police are trying to track down the person who shot and killed a 8-year-old woman -- actually a: 28-year-old man while driving his suv. it happened last night at sonoma boulevard and mini drive. police say they found a ford explorer rolled over on the center divide of sonoma boulevard. they found the body of joseph peter of vallejo in the car. the officers are searching the parking lot of the gas station for evidence. this is vallejo's 12th hide of the year. >> the u.s. markets are open. it's anyone's guess. factors from the s&p downgrading america's credit rating to continue debt worries. scott is following the developments. an update. withcc1: >> i've got a solid guess for you this morning, good morning, the dow industrials have fallen mightily. about the dow cc1: falling under 12,000. now we're talking about the dow coming close to under 11,000 as we took a live look, the dow industrials are down 202 points this morning. this aft the standards and poor downgraded ame

i'm marla tellez in for kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay" a violent morning around the bay area. investigators looking into a deadly stabbing and shooting. we'll have the latest developments. >>> plus, is america's reputation at stake? a local expert gives his take when it comes to the debt ceiling and america's new less-than-perfect credit rating. >>> and he vanished into the pacific ocean. we'll have the latest on the search for a missing boater who left the bay area and never made it to his final destination. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning once again. we begin with a live look over downtown san jose, close enough to downtown, hp pavilion there. good morning, i'm marla tellez. kris sanchez has the day off. let's check your forecast with meteorologist nick o'kelly who's in for rob mayeda this sgloerng good morning. this is meteorologist nick o'kelly. starting off with patchy fog and drizzle towards the coast. that's going to end by, let's say, 10:00 or 11:00 this morning but do watch out for the

"today in the bay's" marla tellez live in downtown san jose with more on the story. good morning. >> good morning, laura. the owner of r & j jewelry and loan and pawn shop on south 1st street says already about 15% of her customers are bringing in gold. believe it or not it's not all that great for business. i'll explain that in a moment. owner january snyder with record prices for gold, more people scrounging to find what they can. often a losing battle. >> bring in just bags of things that are costume jewelry and there's no gold in it. >> reporter: now, when we visited the store we met a man who is out of work and literally relies on this shop to make ends meet. he already sold his gold chain. in fact, as he puts it, he's getting arrived his gold to make some green. >> the pawn shop really has been taking care of me over the last couple of months. i got laid off from my job, so the pawn shop takes care of you. >> reporter: now, the owner explains that while the spike in gold bring in more sellers, doesn't bring in more buyers, not good for business. coming up at 6:

i'm marla tellez live in santa rosa.hat police are saying about the suspects, coming up. >> reporter: good morning, i'm christie smith live in oakland where the man charged in a drive-by shooting that killed a 3-year-old boy on the streets of oakland heads back to court today. plus, police may be close to making another arrest. we'll have that story, coming up. >>> the man accused of killing a pleasanton girl calls himself a dirt bag, but doesn't want police to call him a killer. >>> and if you heard some cheering coming from direction, yes, it was our newsroom. it is friday, august 12th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it's your first full week here and you're really glad it's friday. >> i'm feeling the vibration. very nice. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> love the cheering. i'm john kelly. let's keep the good vibe going with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. we're looking really good right now. we've got some fog out there, 58 degrees right now in concord, headed towards another gorgeous day

good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain why and what the airlines have to do with it coming up. >>> good morning, i'm christie smith, live in antioch with a kidnapping and robbery has taken a dramatic turn. a teenager involved has now been arrested. we'll explain coming up in a live report. >>> and dealing with the deficit by raising taxes. the city that will soon ask voters to up the sales tax rate. taking a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge

nbc bay area news's marla tellez shows us a word of caution if you're thinking of selling your gold. >>> the gold is green -- get rid of the gold because i need the green. >> reporter: hazen choetae has been relying on this family-owned pawn shop since he got laid off. first he sold his gold chain, now he's pawning his bike. >> this is like -- the pawn shop really been taking care of me over the last couple of months. >> reporter: it's sad every day to see people needing money that badly and having to sell their jewelry. >> reporter: sad but true. r&j jewelry and loan owner jan schneider says she sees about 60 to 100 customers a day. of those, about 50% are already bringing in their gold. by some account, a gold chain that may have gone for $2,000 three years ago will bring in $4,000 today. but schneider says it's not always so lucrative. >> a lot of people who have dug through their jewelry boxes or what auntie zoe left, bring in just bags of things that are costume jewelry, and there's no gold in it. people are scrounging. >> reporter: it's this desperation that has more people get

i'm marla tellez.e credit downgrade mean for potential ipos coming up. >> neighbors are reacting after a 3-year-old boy is shot and killed in a drive-by shooting in east oakland. plus, oakland police beef up patrols. that story coming up in a live report. >> it is tuesday, a foggy tuesday, august 9th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. it's 6:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and good morning, i'm jon kelley. we've got to talk markets, we have to talk weather. that brings in christina loren. >> a lot of numbers this morning. you'll like the numbers in the weather department. temperatures today maxing out in the upper 70s, low 80s. we've got a lot of fog, cooler and cloudier this morning than yesterday. we'll talk about what that means for your afternoon and we've got word of a warm-up on the way. let's get you to work. >> i was looking at the visibility map. you showed a half mile in santa rosa.cc1: 2.25. that's an issue for the north bay. you see the low clouds. the

i'm marla tellez.etails on their dramatic rescue coming up. >> a new study this morning that looks at whether your kids should play sports in hot weather. >> we'll check the world markets as we count down to the final cc1:before the opening bell here in america. >> a live look outside, it is monday, august 8th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. it's 5:29. i'm moving the morning along. >> she's on fire. >> all for your monday. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelly. let's check that weather, keep things moving along. christine lorn is here to tell us what's happening. >> we do have fog which could keep you from rolling along as fast as you would like to. but the real weather story this week is gorgeous conditions continue. all week long. i've got the forecast coming up. how we doing, mike? >> how you doing, christina? we're all right. we have a lighter volume but the fog and maybe drizzle could be a factor for the drive. might have to use the wipers. 66 avenue, the o

good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain why and tell you what the airlines have to do with it all coming up. >>> salmonella in ground turkey kills one person, sickens others. now connected to the bay area. find out how to keep your family safe. a live look outside this morning. what a beautiful start to the day. it's wednesday august 3rd today, in the bay. >>> good wednesday morning, 6:00 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. time to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina. >> good morning to you laura. off to a pretty nice start in san jose. actually seeing less low clouds this morning than yesterday morning which means an earlier start to the sunshine. 57 in san jose, lots of 50s across the board for the morning. some misty skies along the coastline. by lunchtime 70s starting to show up for inland valleys today, talking 92 at livermore finally feeling more summer like in the tri-valley and keeping an eye on 80s later on today for san jose. now a look at your east b

good morning, i'm marla tellez. going to explain the loophole airlines have found that keeps you paying full price coming up. >>> and honoring a young hero. what one south bay city is doing today for a 9-year-old credited for saving two lives. >>> a live look outside this morning, beautiful bay bridge. wednesday august 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> 5:30, thank you for joining us. i'm lawyer garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with rob mayeda. good morning. >> good morning. right now we're seeing patchy low clouds. misty skies around the coast and peninsula. today's high should be the warmest we've seen this week which means 92 around livermore, 83 san jose, 67 in san francisco, which will be pleasant weather if you're going to head to the giants game. that could cause issues for the commute. >> marked on the map is the giants game at&t park because it is a 12:45 game, lunch time traffic condition later on. on the oakland side disabled vehicle clearing from the slow lane passing broadway and 18th. smooth s

i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain what the credit downgrade means for potential ipos and your pocket book. >> we're keeping an eye on the market after yesterday's sell-off. we'll have the latest on early trading. >> a live look outside, waiting for the sun to come up on this tuesday, august 9. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. it is 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we start you out by checking it outside. christina loren is here to tell us about it. >> good morning. we have fog out there this morning and it's pretty thick in the north bay so give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. safely this morning. we also have fog on your way down to san jose. it's kind of everywhere. first, let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> a lot of folks talking about the problems for b.a.r.t. last night. rest assured folks were checking, the system is running. 31 trains on time, on schedule now but we'll continue to

marla tellez tells us where. best part, it's free. >> reporter: whether it's an old phone, desk top monitor, laptop or a tv, if it's electronics, they'll take it free of charge and give it new life. >> anything that you can plug into the wall we can recycle here. >> reporter: james cal is ceo of green citizen. the company recycles 2 million pounds of electronics a year. it has four recycling centers in the bay area, including this one in burlingame. he says unlike some businesses, his company makes sure none of the products ends up in a landfill. >> we track all the items from the point of recycling to the point of the manufacturer in the state of california. that is the only way to ensure items not leach out to be globally dumped. >> reporter: and considering to manufacture just one computer it takes 530 pounds of fossil fuels, 48 pounds of chemicals, and 1 and a half tons of water. it's hard to argue with the company's motto, repair, reuse, recycle. what you don't want to recycle is your personal information th

marla tellez is in the newsroom with the details. good morning. >> good morning. this could be a case of a short-term pain for long-term gain. the deal, if it is solidified, could mean cuts to federal aid and that could impact everything from education grants to medicaid. although the legislation doesn't cut such entitlement programs down the road it could lead states to trim spending that could hurt millions of poor, disabled and elderly. here in california senate members are already concerned about cuts to medical, which is our version of medicaid. that would affect the 7.5 million who depend on it. nancy pelosi is not sold on the deal, in fact, she has stopped short of giving the plan her public endorsement. >> we'll all have to take a look and we all may not be able to support it. >> they have to calculate not only what the best policy is for the country but what the best chances are for their survival. >> the other factor to keep in mind is the stock market, all eyes are on the u.s. this morning because of the possibility of a credit downgrade has investors s

i'm marla tellez.sanchez has the day off today. >>> we begin with checking that weekend forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> good morning. the trend we have seen in the weather through the workweek is following us into the start of the weekend. that means more low clouds, misty skies and a few spots for the morning. then right around lunch time, we should see 70s, maybe even low 8 80s inland and climbing into the mid 80s around the trivalley. 65 for san francisco. 82 in san jose. coming up, we'll let you know if mild temperatures are going to stick around for the rest of your weekend plans, coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> thank you, rob. new this morning, it is being called the worst single-day loss of life in afghanistan since the war there began a decade ago. and the casualty list includes americans. a nato helicopter was shot down eastern afghanistan.operation in all 37 people on board were killed, including 31 americans serving as special forces units. although the majority killed we

marla tellez live in downtown san jose with the story. good morning. >> good morning, laura, behind us here, this is rnj jewelry and loan, also a pawn shop. it's been in downtown san jose for quite sometime now. they opened the doors in 1978. the owner says she has seen this spike in gold before. she calls it the gold bubble. she says with the price of gold at record levels currently close to $1800 an ounce she's expecting more business. there's no doubt about that. business from repeat customers such as this man, who happened to show up while he was here, he says he has to rely on the shop to simply make ends meet. this is because recently he got laid off from his job. one of the thins things to go was his gold chain. >> pawn shop has been taking care of me for a couple of months. >> reporter: by some accounts a gold chain that may have gone for $2,000 three years ago will bring in four grand today. owner jan snyder says she sees 60 to 100 customers a day and about 50% of those customers are bringing in gold. but she says it's not necess

i'm marla tellez live in san jose with that story coming up. >> catch and release. suspect arrested in connection with the bryan stow beating now walking free. why prosecutors are dropping the charges. >> and we have a live look outside. it's thursday, august 11, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 4:58. it's early is what it is. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley and on the way in i saw this beautiful moon out there glowing at me. let's find out if the weather is going to be as nice. >> you know what, it's actually the people waking up now might actually have a chance to see that moon because we start to see the low cloud cover creep in the next couple of hours. it's kind of nice out there. also looking for the meteor shower takes place. 7 miles visibility in novato. you're not going to see them in santa rosa. a mile and a half visibility. we have a really nice day ahead. we're so close to the weekend. i have the forecast coming up. right now, thoughsh let's get you out the front door with

nbc bay area's marla tellez sat down with larry gerston to talk about ed lee's big decision. >> the question is, is he going to run. we could know as early as tomorrow. >> that's right. all the indications are that we'll learn by tomorrow, though he's got till friday as to all the other candidates in san francisco. looks like he's going to run. in the process, it means that he will be reversing field, if you will, from the promise he made last january that if selected as interim mayor, he would not run. now it looks like he will. >> if he does choose to run, does he win? >> that's a good question. several candidates already have pretty good-sized war chests, some of them spending months preparing for this thing. now here comes ed lee who says he's not going to take any public money, different from the other candidates, which also differentiates him a little from the others as well. we don't know. he's different. not your standard career politician, no question about it. how will that go? will people say it's a good thing or a bad thing? can he overcome a good deal of the momentum other candi

i'm marla tellez.oing to have the story live from san francisco coming up. >> reporter: breaking news out of oakland this morning. a pursuit, a crash and a search for a driver who fled on foot. it is all ended now. i'm christie smith. i'll tell you what happened coming up in a live report. >> one of the biggest gang trials in bay area history nearing a close when it could be in the hands of a jury. >> and the live look outside, busy monday, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 4:59. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm john kelly and we have a busy day ahead of us. let's jump into weather. >> good morning to you. so happy to be with you this morning. of course you may not recognize this handsome face, you're going to get to know him very well our new anchor john kelly. john kelly is starting off with beautiful weather in the bay area. we have this fair stretch that continues as we head through this week. tranquil weather inland, a little cool and clou

good morning, everybody, i'm marla tellez, it is 6:26, i'm in for kris sanchez. your forecast. >> good saturday morning to you. we're seeing quite a bit of low clouds, drizzle very possible on the coast at around the inner bay. 50s to get the morning started. as we head towards lunch time, sunshine inland, 70s, maybe as high as 80 in livermore. high temperatures in the low 80s in fremont, san jose, upper 80s aren't pleasanton. 65, san francisco now. speaking of fremont, this is the weekend of the fremont festival of the arts. we should see comfortable temperatures once the low clouds break up. low 80s straight through the weekend. check here of your seven-day forecast. we'll show you the temperatures aren't going to change much this weekend until we get back to the workweek. we'll show those numbers slowly climbing up, maybe even some low 90s inland for monday and tuesday. >> okay, thank you, rob. >>> here's a look at some of the stories we're following this morning. memorial services will be held in campbell later this morning for the 22-year-old man shot to dea

marla tellez is live in san jose with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. most of us have experienced this before, you're walking into a grocery store, like a safeway and you you approached by a petitioner, somebody asking you for a signature. safeway wants to put a stop to this, they are serious about it. tailing to take some of the worst offenders, they are fitting back. about two dozen political petition signature gatherers protested safeway's crackdown saying the corporation is disrupting their free speech rights. saying safeway -- it says that the petitioners don't follow corporate policies, they block enchances and harass customers so safe way is taking action. in some cases there are injunctions. in those cases this could be settled in court. i just hung up the phone with the organizer of the protesters and he tells me it's an intimidation factor on behalf of safeway. he says you know what, though. it's not going to work. these petitioners are going to be out. he says the next step for them is to start

it is 6:26, i am marla tellez in for kris sanchez on this sunday morning. check your forecast with nick o'kelly now. >> good morning. this is meteorologist nick o'kelly. once again this morning starting off with patchy fog and drizzle towards the coast. that's going to end by let's say 10:00 or 11:00 this morning but do watch out for the wet roadways. highway 1 a little wet early on this morning. the rest of us looking at abundant cloud cover. the marine layer still 2,000 feet deep. with the strong onshore wind flow, temperatures once again a bit below the average but very comfortable inland. highs approaching the 80s for our lowest inland spots. mainly 60s to low 70s near the bay and hard pressed to get out of the low 60s if you're headed towards the coast. not exactly the best beach weather. we are looking for a shift in the weather pattern. it's going to take about 48 hours to arrive. the extended forecast does show some changes. high pressure has been stationed across the desert southwest finally lifting to the north. we've got a warming trend in your s

>> marla tellez reporting from san santa rosa. thank you very much. >>> this morning a husband heartbroken and grieving after coming home to find his pregnant wife killed by the family pit bull. veterinarians will examine the body to see what caused the attack. he went to his house yesterday afternoon and found his 2-year-old pit bull in the front room standing over his dead wife, 32-year-old door la napora. he called police and put the dog in the backyard with his female pit bull. police say while emergency crews were trying to revive the woman, the dog that viciously attacked her face and neck got loose. >> the dog did, in fact, come out, come through the gate, and started to approach officers and first responders. the dog was covered in blood. two officers shot the dog three times and killed it. >> what a brutally sad story. all around. animal control took the surviving dog into custody. >> that is sad. >>> 5:34 right now. hard to believe there are school districts where nearly half of the students fail to graduate from high sc