francis high school in mountainview. >> hard to go forward. >> reporter: an estimated 1300 people filled the auditorium, to remember the 29-year-old matthew manoukian, who was killed ten days ago an afghan police officer who invited him over for a meal and a meeting. >> not only was he martyred, but betrayed and he was a good, good boy. security was tight because of the politically charged atmosphere surrounding manoukian's death and the guest list. at least a dozens judges a general and auxiliary bishop were in attendance. the manoukians are a high- profile family community. last captain's parents are both judges, his father with the santa clara superior court and his mother an associate with the state appeals court. both wanted this service to be as private as possible, to honor the memory of a young man who paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> it's a tear in the community, but i want to say it brings everyone closer, but we're already close. >> reporter: now this service started around 3:00. it was supposed to end around 5:30, but it's running a little bit behind schedule. we're told that

over here the construction goes on 85 to 101 in mountainview. there's detour going on. no major delays there. the other thing marked is a concert, this one is called the tour with motley crue and kiss. we're looking out to a live shot, a smooth drive up past university. both directions along the peninsula smooth for 101 and 280. 880 looks smooth as well. that's 880 all the way into oakland without any major delays, and the dumbarton bridge has construction. >> look like the traffic and entertainment report. always something fun with mike. >>> certainly not fun standing in line at the dmv. the agency that oversees state computer systems is looking to make improvement after computer at almost every office in the state went down for about four hours yesterday, adding to the frustration. anyone who wasn't taking a driving test had to reschedule their appointment. you'll recall the dmv's computers also crashed in march and in january of 2011. >> >>> the guy to ripped off the home of the late steve jobs says he was down on his luck. he was telling police he saw the home as an

. >> from mountainview, overlooking forward to a deploy. >> ahead of the sunday night landing of the curiosity rover, nasa hosted dozens of social media faithful today randomly selecting people to hear from the project's engineers through satellite. curiosity is the heaviest rover to land. it's been 35 years since the last similar mission with the mars viking robot. aboard curiosity, a device set to detect organics. the missions have a 40% success rate. >>> back here on earth, specifically the bay area, let's get a check of the forecast with jeff ranieri. >> the fog is not wasting any time tonight moving in. it's pretty thick in san francisco. the other change in the east bay hills is the thunderstorm activity in southern california. a lot of it looks to go up to lake tahoe. we still can't rule out a few stray lightning strikes here in the east bay. maybe even in the south bay mountains. the current numbers are down and a lot from this time yesterday. 68 in san francisco. 70 in san mateo. past two days, temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. definitely feeling that cooler breeze tonig

light rain in mountainview earlier and showers off to the west of the golden gate bridge. the more intense showers showing up in yellow and orange, right around black point and north of petaluma. some of that includes a little bit of thunder from our weather watchers there in the north bay. everything starting to come together and the wind out of the south and as long as that flow is southerly overnight until about midday tomorrow, we're going to stay with the opportunity of showers and maybe even some thunder and during the day tomorrow we'll start to see a change in the pattern which brought the moisture our way today and will start to shift to the east during tomorrow afternoon. tonight don't be surprised to hear some rumbles of thunder. i do think we'll hang on to the shower until lunch time in futurecast. notice the clearing here. still a chance of showers maybe around the south bay and the santa clara vale and as we head toward the afternoon and evening the tropical moisture heads on out. sea breeze picks up. our temperatures are going to be staying actually pretty m

the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountainview on the outskirts're tapping telephones. we heard a lot of rhetoric. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> on one wiretap, the detectives heard this said. go find you another little kid? the gbi followed the four brothers for almost two months. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance where we had an eyeball on them. >> in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the klan to them. >> if somebody was in there with a van or two or three men who -- you know, to grab somebody and dump them in the back of the van, people would have noticed if they were white. >> the brothers were called in. they took lie detector tests and passed. >> they were polygraphed and cleared as to their involvement in the killing of atlanta's children. >> clearing the klan didn't stop the murders. jo-jo bell was one of the victims who vanished during the surveillance. he used to hang out at this seafood carry-out place. manager richard ha

and san jose at 606789 mountainview -- 60. mountainview 61.ere's a system not north trying to get that high pressure system out of the way. doesn't look it it will happen -- look like it will happen. it will be in the upper 9 0s to low 100s. 70s and 70s close to the -- 60s close to the coast. 70s, 80s and 90s to 100 inland. livermore 103 only 100 today. back to you. >> yeah. back to us. >> thank you. >>> it's 7:26. burglars rob the south bay store not once but three times in the same night. what they stole from a popular electronics store. >> reporter: the doors don't open for another 90 minutes but look and see people lining up wanting to talk to chevron about damages and pain and suffering they say they got because of the chevron refinery fire on monday. >> it's back to school in san jose. the major backpack give away and why organizers say the need is greater than ever in its community. as mornings on 2 continues. crear clear ?ñ l; >>> it is 7:29. breaking news in the north bay. heavy police action this morning at the marin county juvenile

so a little damp in some spots. 72 for the afternoon, 67 in hayward, 71 in mountainview, mid-70s forts of the north bay, low 80s for some of the warmer spots well inland. for the south bay as well as our inland east bay. if headed to beaches we have a sexually that will be building tonight into tomorrow. waves 4 to 7 feet. return will be a concern, and those waves breaking right at the beach could be higher than usual. so please take note. be careful out there especially with the kids. your extended forecast with your weekend in view, low 80s in the forecast for tomorrow, 60s at the coast, a warmer day sunday into monday as well as tuesday. back to the desk. >>> a court in tokyo has dismissed apple's climb that samsung infringe on its patent. this case only addressed it synchronizing technology that allows media players to share data with personal computers. a judge is evaluating the request to have eight samsung products banned in the u.s.. >>> the ford focus is on track to become the best-selling car in the world this year overtaking the toyota control la. ford said 489616 focus se

. >> from mountainview, we're looking forward to an awesomely -- >> ahead of the sunday night landingity rover, nasa hosted dozens of media faithful randomly selecting people to hear from the project engineers through satellite. a handful got the chance to ask questions about the two-year mission. the curiosity is the heaviest rover to land. it's also set to go for more than 13,000 miles per hour to zero in less than seven minutes. >> this is huge. this landing is so exciting because it's never been done this way before. so not only is the rover so big, but the fact that they need a super sonic parachute to slow it down from 13,000 kilometers, i think it's amazing. >> it's been 35 years since the last similar mission with the viking mars robots aboard curiosity. it's a device set to detect organics. nasa says the mission have a 40% success rate. >> that is nothing compared to jeff ranieri, he's got a 99% success rate, right? >> exactly. i was going to go 100. >> you want to leave a little room. >> modesty is always good. satellite radar picture has something unusual at least for this

in mountainview we have the only south bay note here. this is construction at high 85 at 101. they have two lanes blocked, but we don't see slowing there or at the transition. 101 through university, the area right past the university shopping area. there's a smooth drive, and now that crews have cleared from the southbound side, right now we have the eastbound construction crew there blocking one lane on the dunbar ton bridge and then that bridge is closed until 5:00 a.m. over the weekend. the san mateo bridge is an alternate. we look at a smooth drive westbound, and that's the commute direction. reports of maybe one or two traffic cones as you approach the toll plaza on the eastbound side. another live look, looking at fremont, 880 and the nimitz freeway picking up the volume. no delays from here all the way up to the toll plaza or in the opposite direction. send is back to you. >> thanks so much. it's 5:19. cleanup continues this morning after a massive water main break sent thousands of gallons of water into the streets. "today in the bay" live in san francisco with two do

it cleared out lanes, but that caused backup and mountainview is paying the price sbl and sunniville comes off 85 at the merge. that's where we see the unusual slowing. we look over to the peninsula along the kooes as well. half moon bay without much of a major issue. highway 1 is closed right now between ken kelly and fill better. there's an accident with some wires down across highway 1, guys. back to you. >> thanks for the update, mike. >>> here's a look at stories you hear more about throughout the day. san jose's newest card room finally open for business in morning. the opening of casino matrix was delayed for months. the eight-story operation brings with it hundreds of jobs. >> today friends and family remember the life of palo alto gymnastics coach russell wright. the 57-year-old drown last week when his foot got trapped durlg a swim in yosemite's merced river. >>> it's a golden state showdown in prime town. kerri walsh jennings and misty may-treanor going for gold tonight taking on another pair from california, april ross and jennifer kessy. catch all the action during the o

the klan associate lived here on a dead-end street in the railroad town of mountainview on the outskirtslephones. we heard a lot of rhetoric. we heard a lot of racial slurs. >> on one wiretap, the detectives heard this said. go find you another little kid? the gbi followed the four brothers for almost two months. >> these family members were under surveillance at that time, physical surveillance where we had an eyeball on them. >> in those two months, six more black youths would disappear and die. detectives saw nothing to link the klan to them. >> if somebody was in there with a van or two or three men who -- you know, to grab somebody and dump them in the back of the van, people would have noticed if they were white. >> the brothers were called in. they took lie detector tests and passed. >> they were polygraphed and cleared as to their involvement in the killing of atlanta's children. >> clearing the klan didn't stop the murders. jo-jo bell was one of the victims who vanished during the surveillance. he used to hang out at this seafood carry-out place. manager richard harp. >> come he

francis high school in mountainview.e others were killed but an afghan insurgent posing as a police officer. >> he was doing what he really wanted to do. and i mean. he was doing amazing things. we won't ever know what he was doing over there. >>> after four tours of dude in afghanistan, he was set to come home in december and wanted to attend law school. tight security was in effect at the funeral. both of his parents are well known judges and chief justice from the state supreme court and the santa clara district attorney were in attendance and they concluded with a 21 gun salute. warning signs are posted near the hills above the campus. police say a mountain lion and her cubs were spotted by the laboratory. that is a popular spot for hikers. and others. they advise people to call 911 if they see one. they are asking people to avoid isolated areas and to not hike alone. one man who lives in the area said people should listen to police. >> it is serious. there was a mother with cubs up there. everyone should know that.