that's according to a report by the "mercury news." more than 20 underground facilities were not even opened. >>> and no recess for the senate. lawmakers will be back next tuesday to continue working on the nation's debt ceiling. they must strike a deal to avoid a government default and trim some huge federal deficits. >>> all right. talk of weather on this friday, folks, we have a great one for you. if you like the sunshine and the warmer temperatures, hey, a clear start inland already, even inside the bay, just a hint of a patch or two of fog at the coast. not much. and that's going to be gone in a hurry. plenty of sunshine at the beaches, temperatures in the 60s could get up into the 90s toward some of the warmer spots inland and these temperatures really cranking up this weekend. high pressure building in offshore flow meaning some nice temperatures all the way to the coastline. beautiful weekend weather. hot in the sacramento valley today, about 94 in sacramento. 97 in fresno. high country watch out for those rivers. they are runn

the "mercury news" reports the county may foot the bill. >>> from saturday night live to shark-infested waters, a bay area funny guy sinking his teeth into a brand-new project. >>> and road trip? may never be the same. what ford is leaving out of its new car. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, they're b a c k!! all 32 n-f-l teams >>> it's so foggy. >> you didn't believe me because the fog was down on the ground that it was going to be a nice day. >> you said that? >> this morning! >> folks are looking good most sports. lots of sunshine outside still some fog toward the coastline. inland valleys training up the temperatures now as high pressure is building in, sunny skies there. some places going to begin to get hot in some of the entire yor valleys. we'll push off into the 90s. the beginning of some much warmer weather at the coast, a little cool. we have still got some patchy fog there and we'll see some sunshine and fog dancing with the coastline the better part of the day. so you will see some warmer temperatures even out at the beaches. right now, starting to warm things up already. 83 degrees in

according to the "san jose mercury news," the utility has told state regulators that it misclassified several segments of pipelines in california and in some cases those mistakes led to gas pressure being set higher than federal safety standards allow. the "mercury news" reports that pg&e is now reducing pressure in more than 30 locations statewide and is reviewing other locations. >>> meantime, the san bruno disaster is prompting california to beef up its team of gas pipeline inspectors. the public utilities commission puck is adding five more people to the staff in addition to four in december. >>> america's obesity problem is getting bigger. new relief for th foreclosure crisis. how the obama administration is making it easier for out-of- work americans to stay in their homes. >> do not consider social security a piggy bank to giving tax cuts to the wealthy people in our country. >> what's really on the chopping block when it comes to raising the debt ceiling. >> here in san francisco, we are clear for take-off. beautiful sunny skies today. another warm day in the bay area. going t

"san jose mercury news" has reported that as many as 14 pg&e inspectors may have falsified checks on underground electrical facilities and that would be in santa clara county, san francisco, and in parts of the east bay. now representative for pg&e has come forth and said it's probable that 23 underground enclosures listed as inspected were not and that another 50 were suggestion respected 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 inspection was that 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 power for about 1,000 customers. that discovery is what prompted pg&e to look into these inspections at hundreds of enclosures in san jose and al

but the san jose "mercury news" is reporting they have already sold $138 million of luxury boxes. there are 165 suites compared to 77 at candle stick. to be clear, ground hasn't even been broken here. another interesting note on tonight's agenda, it says the stadium authority identified, they found a concessioner so they are already thinking food and beverage and luxury boxes. one woman, the city manager, carol mccarthy, i have sent her very early e-mail, an early morning e-mail i should say, hoping to find out the latest in terms of cost and timeline but right now i can tell you it's estimated the cost $950 million to $1 billion to complete this 68,000-seat stadium to be completed by 2015. >> it's interesting to see all of the points that they are making to move ahead. thank you. let's hope you hear from her this morning. >> san jose leaders will begin a week's worth of community service. council man ash pled guilty on a drunk driving charge after being arrested last may in downtown san jose. he was fined $2,000 and given three years probation. kalra has to attend counseling. he

. ♪ i was telling joe with mercury news i was probably a 10 or 12-year-old back in greenfield, californiawatching television, nba on tv lakers against celtics. there was a show on channel 11 as a 10 and 12-year-old i would flip the channel to because they were talking about latino issues. it was called comunidad del valle. it intrigued me because i had never seen a show about latinos hosted by a latina. so i'd do back to the nba and flip it back to channel 11 because i was intrigued. this is when i was doing farm work. i wanted to be a tractor driver not a journalist. here i am. you've been so gracious enough to allow me into your homes every sunday for a half hour. i'm so appreciative. we're celebrating. a look back. >> welcome back. we have a surprise this morning. >> for 15 years you've allowed me into your homes on sunday on your comunidad del valle. we've been joined by community leaders, world leaders. some are funny. >> you know how you can tell latinos apart from each ear. >> how they dance. >> show us how latinos, mexicans dance the salsa. >> mexicans flap their arms. look like l

but the san jose "mercury news" is reporting they have already sold $138 million of luxury boxes. there are 165 suites compared to 77 at candlestick. another interesting note on tonight's agenda t stadium authority has identified a concessionaire. they are thinking food and beverage. one woman who is confident is the assistant city manager, carol mccarthy. i have sent here an e-mail hoping to get the latest in terms of cost and a time line. that seems to be changing. i can tell you the cost is estimated at $950 million to $1 billion to build the stadium, to be completed by 2015. >> certainly moving ahead in other areas, aren't they. thank you very much. it's 6:08. a tgi friday's restaurant paying tribute to a former manager killed while working more than three years ago. doug castillo was found dead in the tji friday's in january 2008. he died of a blow to his head. his killer was never found. today would have been his 40th birthday. and to remember him the restaurant will donate 25% of all sales to the reward offered for tips in the case. the rund razor runs from 11:00 a.m. to cl

the san jose mercury news reports as many as 14 inspectors failed to check dozens of areas. >>> all right 4:36 is the time as we check back in with sal. just keep reminding people no ferry service from marin this morning. that will change ha lot of people's commute. >> it is. some people may be surprised by this. we will mention it often there will be no ferry service and you will be able to take the bus. but yes toad we are hoping since it's the -- let's go out to live pictures on 80 westbound getting out to the mccarthur maze. that traffic is moving along nicely. no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza come into san francisco. july 1st of course. some of the tolls are up. if you drive three, four, five, six, or seven axel vehicle it will cost you mar to cross the bay bridge. let's take a look at 280 northbound and san jose that traffic is off to a nice start. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. we have clear skies. the coast is clear. just hanging on. it's gone. 50s and 60s. overnight lows running warm earn. still a slight component of a westerly wind. it's still collapsed. high pressure

the "mercury news" reports that pg&e is now reducing pressure in merge 30 location statewide and is reducing -- in more than 0 locations statewide and is reduce -- in more than 30 locations statewide and is reducing pressure in other pipelines around the area. the state utility commission is going to add five pipeline inspectors bringing the total to 18. >>> a baseball fan fell to his death last night in texas at a game between rangers and the oakland as. it was the second inning. shannon stone, who you see there catching that ball, a 39- year-old firefighter and rangers fan was trying to catch that ball tossed to him by a texas outfielder after a foul ball by oakland's conor jackson. stone leaned over and caught it and then fell over the railing plunging 20 feet onto the concrete below. he later died from his injuries. >>> the legendary field manager who led oakland to its first two world series championships has died. hall of famer dick williams managed the as from 1971 to '73, winning the world series in his final two seasons with the club. williams died yesterday from an aneurysm in sout

according to the "san jose mercury news" this morning, the utility has told state regulators that itassified several segments of pipe in california. in some cases, the mistakes led to gas pressure higher than federal safety standards allow. the "mercury news" reports that pg&e is now reducing pressure in more than 30 locations statewide and is reviewing other locations. >>> the space shuttle atlantis scheduled to lift off at 8:26 pacific time from cape canaveral, florida. it is going to be the 135th and final launch for nasa's shuttle program. but the weather in the sunshine state not cooperating. nasa will have to decide soon whether or not to postpone the big event. the hatch is expected to close at 6:20 our time. we'll let you know as soon as a decision is made on the launch. >>> traffic and weather now. here's kristy seifkin in for lawrence. >> good morning to you, anne and good morning to all of you. it's going to be a gorgeous day outside today. another sunny day around the bay area and hot in those inland spots. outside right now, you can see we're clear for the most part inla

the mercury news is reporting an internal pg and e investigation shows the areas in question are in sanco, santa clara county, and the east bay. company spokesman says it's likely that two dozen enclosures were skipped. another 50 are suspected. pg and e plans to recheck 13,000 underground spots in a san jose area. >>> thousands of bay area commuters will have to find another way to work tomorrow. golden gate ferry service is canceled for friday because of a one-day strike. linda yee shows us passengers didn't get much notice. linda. >> i did not know that. >> i didn't know. >> it was a shocker to commuters heading home tonight to marin county. all golden gate ferry service from san francisco will be shut down for one day tomorrow. ticket agents are staging a one- day strike. they are unhappy because they are being replaced by automated ticket machines. they do more than take tickets. >> we aren't ticket agents, but people were asking me where ferries were, how to get to pier 39, how to get to alcatraz. a lot of it is customer service. >> workers say seven full-time and four part-timers

the san jose mercury news reports as many as 14 inspectors failed to check dozens of underground facilities across the bay area. pg&e is already underfire for its major role in the san bruno pipeline disaster. >>> as of today it is the law. all california homeowners must have a carbon monoxide detector installed. a store here is among the stores that have seen an increase in sales. it is sold out in one model. violenters could face fines of up to $200. owners of rentals and apartment buildings still have until 2013 to comply with the new law. >>> fireworks are going on sale today in five bay area cities. one of them is gilroy, where the fireworks stands went up a few days ago, cloverdale, ronner park, petalooma and union city are also on the list. there are only a handful of bay area cities where fireworks are illegal and fireworks not purchased from licensed vendors are considered illegal. >>> fireworks are illegal in oakland and violators could be fined up to $1000. the oakland police department has an anonymous tip line to report illegal fireworks. 510-777-8814. you see it on the screen.

judge will hold a news conference at 10:30 this morning to outline the cuts that our media partner mercury news is reporting that they are dealing with $350 million in cuts. that much will be cut next year. that is expected to mean longer delays and possible rolling closures at the 58 trial courts. >> house republican leaders are scheduling a vote to let the nation to borrow $2.4 trillion but it also adopted spending cuts and require an amendment for balanced budget. there was no progress yesterday but it's unlikely the senate it will get senate approval. >> it has to be balanced between revenue and spending. how much can we get done? we should get as much done as we can to give assurance to the market and to the american people that we have our fiscal house in order. >> the latest poll shows two-thirds of americans say there needs to be cuts and tax increases. eric cantor has refused to consider any taxes. >> 4:38. we've had a deficit in terms of summer heat and sunshine. good morning. >> warmer weather but it will never really get hot. it won't get out of control. i'll show you that in five t

now according to the san jose mercury news investigators believe ed dow shot his 22-year- old andrew at their home before turning the gun on himself. he was a prominent developer and andrew was a college student that was fighting cancer. >>> friends and family of the two uc berkeley grads being held in prison in iran are holding a patrol test today in new york to demand their release. this sunday will be two years to the day that shane bauer and josh fattal were taken captive. it's also the same day the two are scheduled for a court hearing. the court prosecutor said last month that a hearing could be made about the two. >>> vote canceled last night. boehner canceled the vote after it became clear he did not have enough votes even from his fellow republicans to es to get -- from his fellow republicans to get it passed. meanwhile they are about to take up a bill stz created by harry reid. >> discusses are up to find a way forward. how would you harmonize with what reid has come up with and boehner? >> lawmakers will work through the weekend to try to reach an agreement. the treasury d

and according to documents, mercury news, police say two teenagers admitted to starting it. and detailed how they lit the fire in two locations. the teenagers are being tried as adults. >> and a rally tonight in hayward for a missing nursing student michelle lee, last seen at kaiser hospital in hayward, family and friends say they're maintaining community strength and keep hope alive that he they will find her. the rally begins at 6:00 p.m. at mount eden park in hayward. >> and the brother of a man killed in a police-involved shooting in san francisco bay view is now under arrest. the 21-year-old andrel harding taken into custody in seattle where he's a murder suspect. police say his brother, 19-year-old kenneth harding shot himself to death while falling after being hit by a police bullet. that round and another one that killed harding were different calibers. four separate investigations into harding's death are now underway. and two men arrested following a shooting of an 11-year-old san francisco girl have been released from jail because of a lack of evidence. the girl s

the "mercury news" reports that a suspected hells angels member william bettencourt will be tried separately on related charges. >>> here's some other news around the bay area. san francisco police chief greg suhr may face some emotional questions from residents tomorrow. he will be taking their questions at a town hall meeting in the bayview district tomorrow night. a lot of residents say they are outraged by the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old from seattle that happened over the weekend. but police say they have proof that the teenager fired at them first. they have recovered a gun but they don't know yet if it belonged to the suspect who was shot. >>> and a suspicious house fire in vallejo is under investigation this afternoon. around 1:15 this morning, firefighters responded to mueller and star streets. it took nearly 30 minutes and 18 firefighters to get those flames under control. it looks like it was an abandoned home where homeless may have been living. that fire caused about $100,000 in damage. >>> a friend of one of the seven fishermen missing off baja, california is not giving up.

or as the "mercury news" puts it so well, we're outsourcing search from our brains to our computers. >> the good news is your brain is still able to remember the important stuff that you can't find easily online. >> let's check win christina and the weekend forecast. good morning. >> speak for yourself, buddy. good morning to you. we're looking good today. if you like this cooldown, this break from the really extreme pg&e bill it's going to continue. especially in the south bay and the east bay. we're seeing the best weather. temperatures in the 70s once again. a little bit of fog at the coast this morning but it's going to clear out earlier than it did yesterday and that means even if you work and live in san francisco you're going to see the sunshine through quite a bit earlier than yesterday. really nice second half of the day. so we're going to progress and continue to clear out all the way through the weekend into next week and then temperatures start to ramp up at the end of next week. got your seven-day moments away. 57 in hayward, 55 in sunnyvale, oak town at 55 degrees, and f

the mercury news reports the diabetes society sent out a mass e-mail to parents on june 24 saying the remaining summer camps would be canceled. parents told the newspaper they were given two options to get their money back, try to apply for a refund or just write off the 600 to $700 registration fees as a donation. >>> well, the heat wave in the midwest and the south is spreading to the east coast. 23 states in washington dc are now under heat advisories. the extreme heat has already proven dangerous in illinois, one man died due to excessive heat and the air conditioning unit was broken. in oklahoma city, temperatures have been in the triple digits there for almost two weeks. >>> you get the yin and the yang. while they're in blistering heat, we're normal on temperatures, very strong fog bank and cool pattern has established itself. it didn't take long once we got the high pressure system moved to the middle of the country. a very cool day, week and probably into the weekend with only subtle changes slightly warmer as we head into the weekend. maybe early next week we'll come up on t

this follows a shooting days ago of another man in the same area, the "mercury news" now reporting that person a 20-year-old male from the pittsburg area, has died from a gunshot wound to the head. in that case it was believed not random, occurred at 11:30 p.m. on wednesday. no word yet on this victim's condition or a possible connection to that shooting. we're told he was taken to john muir medical center for treatment and there were no arrests in this latest shooting. there are reports that neighbors heard gun fire and they were the ones that phoned it in which led police to come here and found a man down on the trail. i also have calls this morning into the pittsburg police department. as soon as i hear from them i'll bring that information to you. reporting live in pittsburg, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> arson investigators are on the scene at a daily city elementary school. fire crews responding to a one alarm fire last night. reports show the fire started outside of the back of the school, spread to a nearby reading lab. investigators have not yet ruled it an arson. they

sources tell the "mercury news" 50-year-old amad shot his 22-year-old son andrew before turning the gun on himself in their home. andrew was a senior at the university of san diego, taking a leave of absence after undergoing a blood and marrow transplant. before college he was a stand-out basketball player at valley christian high school in san jose. >> this morning friends and family will remember the life of a fallen officer killed not in the line of duty but while helping a friend. a people willial service for marin county deputy sheriff jim mathiason, the 49-year-old shot and killed last tuesday by the ex-boyfriend of a family friend at a home near petaluma. 1200 people are expected at the auditorium at 9:30 this morning. >> 4:33. also this morning, san francisco police have the gun that fired a deadly shot that -- during a controversial police shoot-out two weeks ago but they don't have the person who took the gun from the crime scene. according to ballistic test this is is the gun that 19-year-old kenneth harding used to shoot himself after running away from police in the bay view

officials shut down operations back in october after according to a mercury news article a tear in a digester cover allowed the release of hydrogen soul feed. it's produced during the break down of organic material. richmond city council members ordered the plant to begin trucking waste to the east bay municipal utility district while they investigated the cause. it appears the movement of the sewage sludge may be what's causing the recent odor issues. as of right now the city's installing weather centers to determine just where the gas is coming from. they may find that the smell is coming from a nearby chemical manufacturer or the chevron refinery. we can tell you the city's website may be the one thing, the best protection, for neighbors in and around this area. in richmond and in point richmond. we'll explain why coming up. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:02. if you cut class in concord, you could be hit with a big fine. students, you're being warned. ktvu's kraig debro explains now the tough new daytime curfew that was approved just late last

the "mercury news" says more than half of the officers laid off already have jobs with other agencies. many picked up by the santa clara, santa cruz and san leandro police departments. some are working for google security. the sjpd is down to 1100 officers, it had about as many as it had in the late 80s despite the fact the population has increased by about 25% since then. >> let's check in with rob mayeda. good morning. >> good morning, scott. a nice start to the morning. not a lot of low clouds inland so we don't have the low clouds which normally could slow your commute especially around 17, mostly of the low clouds offshore. 50s now, a sea breeze will keep our temperatures running below what you expect. it has been a strange weather year and it's still strange on the north coast because we've got rain moving in north of ukiah if you head to the north coast wye have this system which is going to scoot by and keep our sea breeze going. mostly in the 60s and the 70s for the afternoon. 65 san francisco, close to 70 in oakland, 78 in san jose. further to the north we'll see highs in th

. >>> mercury news says team in santa clara has sold $138 million of luxury boxes. that doubles the funding for the stadium and puts the team quarter of the way toward the $987 million to build the stadium right next to great america. one of the big advantages would be 165 luxury seats for sale as opposed to up into candlestick park. if you are looking for luxury suites, they are already sold out. >> a lot of individuals bought them. >> a lot of tech companies are down there. >> and i know you have a lot of money and the sunshine is free to enjoy this weekend. >> and it is going to be running from today all the way through next week. the longest period of warm weather we've had and a couple of years is on the way. here is a look what is going on. northerly wind, offshore wind that has taken the marine layer clouds, temperatures are 1-6 degrees warmer than when you woke up yesterday. that puts us to mid to upper 60s. mountain view, san jose, 66 in antioch. by the afternoon hours, east bay valleys low to mid 90s for you. 81 in san rafael, to 89 in santa rosa. low to m

the "san jose mercury news" says they moved to nebraska four years ago. >>> there are new questions about pg&e's handling of documents in the san bruno pipeline disaster. the "san francisco chronicle" reports pg&e held back a key document for two weeks before turning it over to federal investigators. it concerned a leak on the line in 1988. pg&e interviewed employees about whether it was on a seam on a pipe that was said to be seamless. the ntsb warned the utility the handle of that document violated federal rules. in a statement, pg&e's says it is committed to cooperating. >>> uc students may see their tuition go up again as the university system tries to find ways to make up for funding cuts in the state budget. uc officials say they will ask the board of regents to consider a future 9.6% tuition hike at its next meeting this month. that would add about $1,000 to the current tuition of nearly $12,000. it will come on top of an 8% increase approved for this fall. >>> president obama again today pushed to end tax breaks for the wealthiest americans in his weekly address. >> if we choose t

but tonight "the mercury news" is reporting that many of them were picked be up by the santa clara, santaand san leandro police departments. some found new jobs as far away as texas, while others stayed local and are now working for google security, for example. san jose pd is down to 1100 officers which is the same number it had in the late '80s, despite the fact the population has increased during that time about 25%. it also comes during a year where the number of homicides is expected to reach a 30-year high. >>> it's common knowledge that money is often at the root of disagreements between couples. a book came out earlier this year and it went so far as to make the case that economics is the key to a good marriage. but as nbc's chris clackum reports, new research shows that message, well, isn't getting through to america's married couples. >> reporter: even among couples at or near retirement, with decades of conversations behind them, rarely does the talk to finances. according to research from fidelity investments -- >> and frankly, the survey results actually surprised us. we had

we join "the mercury news" and others in demanding openness in lawmakers' calendars.what's you think. nbceditorials.com. >>> the all-star break is here and the bay area will be represented by some of the best arms in the game. well take a look back at when the festivities were here at at&t park, candlestick and the coliseum, which welcomes an influx of japanese media on a daily basis. >>> plus, we sit down with a pir of oakland natives. "sports sunday" gets shaking right now. >> good evening. i'm laurence scott. welcome to week 4 of a new format here on "sports sunday" with a focus on conversations and feature stories to chronicle our bay area sports scene. we're going beyond sound bites to bring you complete thoughts. and we start week four with the four giants pitcher selected to take part in the all-star game festivities in arizona this week. the game is tuesday. tim lincecum, matt cain, brian wilson and matt

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the "san jose mercury news" says the league could kick in up to $140 million.he team needs to secure a lot more financing for the project, which will cost an estimated $987 million. meanwhile, oakland official unveiled a plan yesterday to build a new stadium for the raiders. there's also been some very informal talk of a possible joint stadium to be shared by the two teams. >>> it's a victory for native americans protecting burial grounds. the tribes reached an easement settlement with the vallejo recreation district to protect glen cove. it eliminates the planned restroom facility and relocates the planned parking lot to an area with no cultural remnants. the tribes have been camped out for 98 days trying to block the planned development. >>> yesterday may haven't warmest day of our workweek but no reason to get upset. it's going to be gorgeous today with plenty of sunshine. pretty mild as you step outside the door this morning. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. mostly clear start in those inland locations. around the bay a little cloud cover. at the coast,

we join the mercury news and others ongespenns openness in lawmaker's calendars. what you think.

the documents obtained by the mercury news says that the two 16-year-old boys say they set fires on the opposite side of the elementary school. the fire just over a year ago cost more than six and a half million in damage. the teens will be tried as adults, facing 10 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> and san francisco police made an unusual traffic stop today, discovering a bag full of new apple iphones. the cameras were there as they responded to a call about a man with a gun. police say they didn't find weapons but discovered 10 new iphones still in their boxes. police detained five men from southern california but later let them go. officers could not immediately prove the iphones were stolen, but say they are checking the serial numbers. >>> and relatives of the three hikers swept over the yosemite water fall commissioned their own safety review of the site. a woman and two men from the central valley went into the water above the fall a week ago, slipping and then they fell more than 300 feet to their deaths. the families claim the guard rails and warning signs are not enou

you remember cars, homes, just about anything in between was swept away last march in the "mercury news" reports scientists computer models indicate the junk could show up on the west coast in 2013 or the first part of 2014. it's no small amount of stuff. a washington oceanographer estimateses the debris covers an area about the size of california. coastal clean-up is going to be interesting that year. roberta? >>> i'd like to kick-start with our live high-def doppler radar. no precipitation within 180 miles. but zooming in towards the val centrally, we have had some powerful thunderstorms around yosemite and some of these thunderstorms have been producing rain and lightning. we'll keep an eye for the potential of these storms moving in the back door towards san benito and monterey county. otherwise clouds of a different sort. our satellite image indicates we have a bank of low clouds and fog along the immediate seashore. the depth of that marine layer is actually about 1,000 feet. let's look outside. it's our cbs 5 camera looking towards the bay water where a small craft advisory has b

the "mercury news" reports that it is the first mass transit system in the world with an all 4-g wirelessetwork. vta plans to add wi-fi to its express buses in the next few months. >>> well, that final harry potter film now out in theaters. >> that's right. it started midnight last night. it is the 8th film in a series over the past 10 years if you can believe it. some people waited since before dawn yesterday to see that first show at midnight. the scene outside the santa clara theater was not exactly the same as the session at hogwarts. but it did serve as a graduation of sorts for many fans. >> i started when i was 11, exactly when harry potter started. i was the tv generation and ended up being the book generation by the end of it. it's just one of those worlds that you never want to leave. [ laughter ] >> this is the end in movie theaters of a lucrative franchise that's cast a spell over an entire generation of young people. not so young, too. all ages. >> yeah. now in 3-d. liam mayclem gave me a pair of glasses that i got to lend them to mike sugerman so i don't have any now. great.

. >>> the mercury news reports that city manager jennifer sparsino wrote a memo to city council saying the bid should be open for all to bid not just montana. montana is expected to pitch the project to the city council on tuesday. >>> there may be a new decision on debt ceilings in dc, but the political gridlock is affecting every day decisions here in the east bay. >>> something truly out of this world could pose a threat to space shuttle atlantis as well as a space walk planned for this week. >>> and the residents of the newest nation tell us what the birth of that nation needs and also tension. >>> little progress tonight in the political show down. economists are concerned and they say you should be too. ktvu's patti lee live to explain the consequences. >> reporter: restaurants were packed at la fiesta square. but there's a definite air of caution and restraint. from bringing their own bottles to restaurants, to holding off on bigger purchases. east bay residents are coping with the war of words. if the debt ceiling is not raised, the u.s. will not be able to pay its debt say ana

mercury news says the team has sold $138 million word of luxury boxes.t doubles the funding toward the stadium and puts them quarter of the way of the money that need today build the stadium. one of biggest advantages of the new stadium is 165 luxury suites would be for sale as opposed to 77 n at candlestick park. >> time to look at the weather forecast, you can tell it's going to be pretty warm today. >> sunny and hot. >> any time you don't see the morning marine layer clouds, free air-conditioning is out for most of us. you can see the offshore flow, clouds are well out to sea this morning. jetstream running well to the north and that is going to take the storms for about a week. high pressure, calm conditions this morning. check out the winds, 3-6 miles an hour. napa, fairfield, hayward, sfo and half moon bay. calmest of the air is going to allow the temperatures to build during the afternoon hours as we don't have the free air-conditioning. right now, 1-5 degrees warmer than yesterday. total sunshine in the 50s and even a few 60s in the south bay and

mercury news reports a fisherman found the body floating in the coyote creek near capital expressway about 5:00 yesterday evening. >> marin county girl is in the hospital fighting for her life after a rip tide swept her out to sea. they lifted the unconscious 17-year-old from the rocks of muir beach around 7:15. it started before 6:00 last night when the teens were walking on the beach and wave overkom came them. the two others were taken to the hospital for observation. the coastguard, chp and marin county firefighters and park police took parts in the rescue. >> the u.c. board of regents is set to vote on raising tuition in the third straight day will meet. students could face a $1,000 tuition increase for the fall semester. it comes after a series of recent increases. this comes after the new stayed budget cut $150 million more from university funding. tuition and fees for undergraduate students would top $13,000 for the coming year. >> california treasure says he may have to borrow as much as $5 billion for the state in case the federal government misses its august 7 deadline to

according to the san jose mercury news, two of the nine men arrested for stealing $37 million in computer chips last february actually worked for the company. next day they showed up for work at fremont company as if nothing had happened. they and seven other suspects will be in court. >> new cuts for makers of the blackberry. research in motion is headquartered in canada is laying off 2,000 workers globally. blackberry is struggling to come might with the android >>> the government is using smart phone technology to help veterans cope with post-traumatic stress skin sin drop. pentagon and veterans administration are offering half a dozen applications that offer information about the disorder and advice on what to do about it. they have names like t 2 mood tracker and need to relax. they are not designed to replace treatment or make a diagnosis. >> next at 5:30, when will the niners and raiders return to work? >> some dangerous people are on the run near moraga. i'm amy hollyfield and the search will continue or resume this morning. i'll have the details on what they are wanted for up nex

according to the san jose mercury news, two of the nine men arrested for stealing $37 million of computerast february actually worked for the company. next day, they reportedly showed up work at the fremont company as if nothing happened. they will face charges and more arrests are expected. >>> new cuts coming for the maker of a blackberry. research in motion which headquarters in canada is laying off 2,000 workers globally. blackberry is struggling to compete with iphone and android. they have experienced 12% in revenue. >>> the government is use can smart phone technology to help creditors cope with post-traumatic stress disorder. veterans administration is offering half dozen applications that offer information about ptsd and advice on what to do about it. they have named like pt mood tracker and breathe to relax. officials say they are not student to replace treatment or to make a diagnosis. >>> still ahead, the other attack. new information about two men arrested for the beating of bryan stow. >>> and we had a deal with a lockout over find out when the 49ers and raiders get back to

. >>> the mercury news report shows the team made $138 million after selling several luxury box suits. still not clear how many suits the team has actually sold but the 49ers have 165 suits at new stadium compared to only 77 at candle stick park. the new atransaction is expected to begin in january, 2013. >>> sal, want to remind everyone marin county fair they have free concert included. pointer sisters on sunday. preservation hall band on monday. >> sounds like fun. all right. have fun if you will drive there of course you drive uponly. right now the freeways are doing pretty well on the fourth of july weekend. the bay bridge is light and san francisco let's go there. northbound 101 traffic looks good. approaching the 80 split. now let's go to steve. >> thank you. sunshine a little bit of patchy fog on the coast. not much at all. temperatures there 60s and 70s. everyone else 90s and we will see warming continuing into the weekend. >>> all right coming up next on mornings on two a sheriff detective accused of murder. what paying rent had to do with a crime. >> a bay area county assess

our media partner san jose mercury news report that state courts are trying to figure out how do to deal with $350 million in cuts this year. they have warned about similar cuts next year, to expect possible rolling closures at the state's 58 trial courts. >> pg&e is telling residents in two east bay cities they may smell natural gas from pipelines today. tests are scheduled on gas pipelines in san leandro and fremont. pg&e called affected residents to tell them that gas service will not be disrupted and the gas will quickly dissipate into the air. system wide pressure tests were ordered by state regulators after last september's explosion in san bruno killing eight people and destroy more than 30 homes. time is 5:37. if you take a look behind me you see more out there. yesterday morning, it was gray at this time. >> it led to cooler than average temperatures in the morning. we have sunshine and warmer weather today, even an area of low pressure to the north. that will keep most of the rain to our north. that is going to push some clouds up against the coast as we head into the morning a

according to documents released to the mercury news the teenagers said they started the fire by using a blow torch on a garbage can and set fire to some card board. they are being tried as adults. >>> no good deed ever goes unpunished should never be true but unfortunately today it3b(v. a man was shot in the head his wife and his children. he is now on life support. >> reporter: known simply as brother john and just about everyone out here knows him. at least once a week, brother john and his wife and their two young daughters pass out home cooked meals to east oakland's homeless. >> he used to stop right in the middle of the road and give you food. >> he came out here and feed us. fries and fried fish. >> the meal of fish served in the shadow of the bart tracks and out of the back of brother john's van may be his last and that could be the last man brother john ever helped. >> he passed by john's van and he stopped and backed up. then all of a sudden three shots and then i ducked and then two more shots. >> the shooter fired into the van with brother john and his family sitting insid

the san jose mercury news reports as many as 14 inspectors failed to check dozens of under ground facilitiess the bay area. pg&e is already under fire for its major role in the san bruno pipeline disaster. >>> well, that gas leak that we told you about in san francisco in the last hour has now been capped. it was reported at holly oak near silver avenue. that started around 1:45 this morning. pg&e tells us the leak may have been caused by a city crew doing work in the area. two homes were evacuated as a precaution. hopefully, they are getting back inside of their homes. >> okay. time now 5:38. sal, you have a lot to talk about and it's early. >> it is early. one of the things that people have been tuning in for is to see whether golden gate ferry service is running. it is running. the 5:50 goat both is just about -- the 5:50 boat is just about to leave. this mornings commute on the bay area ridges and causeways are looking good on this weekend leading up to the fourth of july. we will have some people obviously getting out of town and it's going to be one of those weekends where things are g

our media partner san jose mercury news state courts are trying to figure out how to deal with $350 million cuts this fiscal year. state officials have warned that at least that much will have to be cut next year. that is expected to mean longer delays and rolling closures at the state's 58 trial courts. >> this morning there is a strong possibility casey anthony the florida women acquitted in the murder of two-year-old daughter is here in california. she walked out of jail. she was greeted by chorus of shouts of baby killer from a heckling crowd. she went directly from the orlando jail to the airport and believed to have boarded a single-engine plane by a wealthy ka california attorney. she was found guilty of lying to investigators and spent nearly three years in jail. had she is said to be very worried about her safety after several death threats. the attorney wouldn't even tell her parents where she is going. >> she said nothing else. she walked out of here with $500 she doesn't have a bank account or police to live. she is relying on other people. >>> we have learned that same plane la

business associates tell the "mercury news" this morning he was an aggressive businessman who pushed his son to succeed. he recently had been having marital problems. i talked to one neighbor here on clara street who said that he saw the sheriff's cars earlier this week but he was shocked to hear about what may have happened, the suspected murder-suicide, which is still being investigated. that's the latest from here near los gatos. back to you guys. >> thank you, matt bigler. kcbs radio's own, thank you. >>> 6:37. a huge crowd is expected to attend a memorial service this morning for a marin county deputy who died trying to help a friend in a domestic dispute. police are warning of traffic delays at the marin civic center. jim mathiesen was killed by a friend's daughter's ex- boyfriend. he was unarmed and off duty when he tried to stop thomas halloran from making threats. halloran was later killed by the friend's son in a justifiable homicide. 1,000 people are expected to attend happening at 11 a.m. at the marin county veterans memorial auditorium in san rafael. now, there are delay

he told the mercury news he is hoping to get free tickets and food for life from the san jose sharksas well. shark week by the way, starts on sunday. >> berkeley high. we will tune in. >>> it was an encount we are a tiger shark that began a research encounter. >> joe shows us his unusual methods of getting really, really close to his subjects. >> reporter: there are skoofl researcher throughout the world who have made it their life's work studying sharks. william is among their legions. >> i love being in the water with them. i always have since i was little. they're really cool animals. very docile. >> reporter: unlike research here's study sharks from a boat or a cage, he prefers his encounters face to face. >> we're in the water. we don't use protective cages. >> reporter: not only that, as a world champion free diver, he doesn't use any scuba gear. relying only on his lungs underwater for up to four minutes. >> a lot of scientists have tried to do with it scuba equipment but very noisy and difficult to move quickly. >> reporter: these images show him encountering a great white sh

that's according to the san jose mercury news. both were pulled out of the pool. gives one person cpr, others give the man cpr. the daughter and the man were revived a few seconds later. by the time first responders got here they were okay but they were still having trouble breathing. they were taken to the hospital and where they are recovering right now. perhaps they've been released, we're in the process of contacting board members here, contacting people who live here but so far very few people even knew what went on here last night. reporting live in san jose, kraig debro. >>> time now 6:46, boy there was chaos in hollywood last night outside of a movie screening, the crowd got out of control but we're told it was not not a lot of damage. the party started at a block party yesterday evening. look at the police out on the street. riot police were called in when the crowd refused to leave. some people threw rocks and bottles. two people were arrested for a felony vandalism. we haven't heard of any injuries yet. this was supposed to be a film about a rave festiv

according to the san jose "mercury news." the 50-year-old father allegedly shot his 22-year-old son before turning that gun on himself. the boy was a senior at the university of san diego, on leave after undergoing a blood and marrow transplant. before college he was a standout basketball player in san jose. so far deputies are not commenting on what could have led up to that shooting. >> san francisco police say they have the gun but not the person who allegedly removed it from the scene of an officer-involved shooting. this is a look at the gun fired during the shooting in the bay view district. investigators say ballistic tests reveal ken harding was killed with a bullet from his own gun. but that gun disappeared from the crime scene. a neighbor led officers to a pistol that was tested and the police department says it is harding's gun. remembering his life but struggling with his death. this morning an oakland mother is mourning the loss of her husband who was shot and killed while feeding the homeless. 29-year-old paris

the mercury news reports a truck driven by lee of san martin and michael of belmont actually broke down after they crossed the border. they are now on a bus. they are due back home this morning. >>> in business news the big question this morning did u.s. job growth increase last month? the june employment report is due out this morning. coming up at 5:15 we will have a live report from our washington, d.c. newsroom on what economists are expecting and what the labor secretary is saying about jobs. >>> time now 5:08. the states public safety commission is adding nine people to its pipeline safety inspection team. the new hires bring the staff to 18 now. that is double the number of inspectors they had before the san bruno pipeline explosion. the cpuc says it's carrying out reforms suggested by an independent panel. >>> it's 5:09. time to two back over to sal and check in on the commute. sal. >> we do have traffic that is doing pretty well around the bay area. there is not a lot of volume as you might imagine. let's go outside and talk about the fog. steve and i have been talking about th

the "mercury news" reports suspected hell's angels member william bettencourt will be tried separately but on related charges. >>> rupert murdock and his son james are before the british parliament answering lawmakers' questions about the phone hacking scandal that has plagued the family's news corp empire. we hear them they are getting coached by some of the best pr execs in england. as charlie d'agata reports, this comes one day after the mysterious death of a key whistle-blower. >> reporter: now it's rupert murdock himself who takes center stage in the unfolding hacking drama that has engulfed his empire. >> for critics of rupert murdoch, this is the best thing that could happen the best case they could have to argue against murdock around say he has too many power. >> reporter: he and his son will tell how much they knew about the scandal. so will former british ceo rebekah brooks, who police are already investigating. the controversy has forcerd the head of scotland yard and his deputy to resign over their alleged links to a former murdock executive. the scandal has reached the hi