and nimitz says not so fast. et's see if we can't really make more of this happen, join and go lexing on the ahead and take on the japanese fleet. rejoin onnd lexington may 5th, number three. sinks four, the show host to the cry of scratch one flat may 7th and then of course there becomes the carrier duals. he duals back and fourth and the fact that no capital ships are within sight of one another, really triggers carrier operations. lexington gets hit. i have a food friend named bill dye. passed away. i met him when he had his lexington cv-2. he told the story many times of being on board here and going the side and he said other than complaining about the $26 left belowet that he decks, he basically said not one got out alive.p that's how we were able to get casualties. few shoes lined up on the deck. told a story of ice cream being out, a rationed treat, in stench of that battle just before of course ship and later an american destroyer sank the lexington so it wouldn't fall japanese hands with a torpedo. all

nimitz class is halfway through its rcoh cycles. does the "ford" designed to have an rcoh in mid life? will there wb a gap between the nimitz and the ford? >> we've gone on submarine life to ship corps, and we look, what it would take to get to a life of ship 50-year core for a 4-class. we concluded while technologically feasible, it didn't make sense from a cost standpoint if you're going to keep a ship for 50 years, you got to bring it in to a mid-life overhaul, anyway and the refueling portion is only about 10%, it's not the critical path. i think we concluded from a cost standpoint it made sense to keep the refueling in there. we will refuel the forward class, let me do the math in my head. "ford" delivers yesterday, she'll be around for 50 years. so her first rcoh will be in 2040. 23 years to that, so let's see, the last -- bush, last nimitz class "bush" and she will be around to 2057. so her mid-life refueling, never do math in public, my staff tells me, will be in 2030. so there, there will be a little bit of a gap in the ref

we have all the slowing though for the nimitz because it's closed in oakland. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> plus, president trump preparing to head home now that a bastille day parade wrapped up in france and now facing new questions about the son's meetings with russians. exclusive details we have learned within the last hour. =laura/live= it )s friday morning.. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge.. >>> good friday morning to you! let's take a live look outside. golden gate bridge this morning, not a lot of clouds. you know, it's friday. maybe i should just go home right now. >> let's all do that. >> we'll take you home. i got this, guys. you need me to take it from here? >> yes. let me enjoy my coffee. i'm laura garcia-gannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is easier to get out of bed when it's a friday. we have all struggled talking by the end of the week. that's why you get an extra cup of coffee. >> you will need that today and by tomorrow we'll be talking about iced coffee because it's so hot. at least today we can enjoy some mild weather. it is 62

mike has full recovery for the nimitz. >> nimitz, talking about 880 and good news. look at that. had itted overnight and a big backup up to 980 just about completely cleared. we have a little fog registering on the index up there and novato area and clouds around the golden gate bridge and you are okay. getting toward the bay bridge, i'm sorry. i didn't put that in there. the bay bridge backup coming up. tri-valley, no surprises and the metering lights are on. >> thank you so much. 5:30. we begin with breaking news f followi following out of east san jose a. man was shot and injured. we have been speaking with police officers since we first heard of the shooting. officers tell us they heard a victim suffering from a gunshot wound and taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. no one is in custody and right now officers tell us they are canvassing the scene trying to figure out what happened. >>> there you go. can you hear me now? paying more for the morning commute. a live look at san mateo and richmond san rafael. >> this after state lawmakers moved a step closer to a

inhnology that like nimitz 1975 exists nowhere else.porates flexibility in the carrier platform to accommodate future systems and technologies. to ensure that the navy is ready to conduct and sustain combat incidents to operations at sea for decades to come. yet, as groundbreaking as this technology is, it will never supersede the quality of the sailor who operates it or it -- operates it. the sailors aboard today are among our nation's finest. they are talented, driven, dedicated, passionate about what they do, and i am very proud to be there captain. captain. [applause] james horne fisher, author of the book "the last stand" said it best. a fighting force cannot be order of battle any more than a ships value can be reduced to the number of guns he carries or the shaft horsepower her turbines can generate. vessel draws light from the spirit of her crew, which derives in large part from the leadership qualities of her chiefs and officers. point -- and it weighs significantly on the tools of war. succeed asking the strength and skill of

admiral, the nimitz class is halfway through its hrh cycles. i'm wondering, is the ford designed to have a mid life, if so, would there be a gap between the last nimitz and the ford going? >> yeah, ford will have -- the ford class is designed for mid life for fueling, as well. we've gone on submarine side of the house to life of ship corps. and, you know, we look at what it would take to get to, you know, a life of ship 50-year core for a ford class and i think we concluded that while technologically feasible, it didn't make sense financially. you have to bring it in to a midlife overall and the refueling is only 10% and it's not the critical pass. i think we concluded from a cost standpoint it just made sense to keep the refuelling in there. so we will refuel the ford class -- let me do the math in my head. ford delivers -- yesterday, he'll be around 50 years, so, her first rcoh would be in 2040, so bush was the last nimitz class and she will be around till 2057. so her mid life refuelling -- never do math in public, my staff tells me -- will

so it is today the uss nimitz is underway in the arabian sea. and her sister ship, the george h.w.s turning into the wind in the mediterranean, while the ronald reagan stands watch over the western pacific. and yes, these ships stand as a symbol of united states strength and united states resolve. they are our nation's great instrument -- great of security and goodwill. so, skipper, as we marvel about the technology, never lose sight that, in time of crisis, you will be the first to respond. and, when called upon, you will deliver the final word in the bidding of our nation. whenever you sail, wherever you sail, you will be a symbol of united states resolve, and you will be a symbol of the man whose name you bear. so, steady she goes. there is truly nothing like it in the world today. godspeed, gerald r. ford. god bless her sponsor, who gives you strength. and god bless these united states that you will defend. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, secretary stackley. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable james mattis, secretary of defense. [applause] [cheers] >> well, ladies and gentl

it's the newest in what they call the uss nimitz class. all the aircraft carriers, eisenhower i'm standing on right now was built in 1977. a lot of technology has changed. a lot of has gone into this ship to try and get the most out of that 12.9 billion dollars. as the chief of naval operations told us earlier, the final commanding officer of this ship has not even been born yet. they expect that it will last some 50 years in service. so it's been designed to be able to receive technological upgrades as they happen. you think about the uss eisenhower when it was designed in 77 and went to sea, the internet didn't even exist. so imagine the technology that will be put on to the gerald ford in the next 50 or so years. the navy facing a lot of criticism on the cost and a lot of questions about will all this new technology work? they had the new destroyer, that cost 3 billion dollars. it's put to sea a couple of years ago and has since had innumerable problems with some of the new technology and that's something the navy has worked hard on her

nimitz. his remarks that day ring true this day, as each of us looks upon this great ship, he said, a single thought must seize our mind, that only the united states of america can make a machine like this. there is nothing like it in the world. wherever she shows her flag, she will be seen as we see her now, a solid symbol of the united states strength, the united states resolve, made in america, manned by americans, and so, it is today the u.s.s. nimitz is underway in the arabian sea and the sister ship george h.w. bush, is turning into the wind and ronald reagan stands watch over the western pacific and yes, she is ships stand as a symbol of the united states strength and united states resolve. they are our nation's great instrument of security and, too, of goodwill. so, skipper, as we marvel at the technology and daunting numbers that measure this ship, never lose sight that in time of crisis, you will be the first to respond and when called upon, you will deliver the final word in the bi

about how hot it gets for some parts of the bay area coming up in a few minutes, but mike says the nimitz freeway was closed overnight. >> crews have 30 seconds to clear southbound 880 before they are considered late for their morning clearing. this is causing a backup from jackson down to 23rd. eastbound 580 is a great alternate. over the last couple of weeks of construction they have cleared by 4:30. not the case today. >>> over in san francisco we do have a shelter in place at 15th and beaver. pete will talk about that in just a second but i want to show the rest of the bay that you do have a smooth commute, the big slowing in oakland. we will send it back to you in san francisco. >>> we will go back to the breaking news, it's a shooting that led to standoff, near the castro district in san francisco. it's been going on for about five hours. >> "today in the bay's" pete is a rat toes has arrived. he is live with more on what's going on. pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. we're here on the scene at castro street between 15th and beaver. i spoke with police on the ground and t

nimitz.is then, the man who presided over the first in class commissioning ceremony is recognized today as the namesake for our great ship and the first in the ford class. [applaus [applause]. much has been said about the first in class technology aboard ford, technology that, like nimitz in 1975, exists nowhere else. the ford incorporates flexibility in the carrier platform to accommodate future systems and technologies, to ensure that the navy is ready to conduct, prompt and sustained combat, incidents, to operations at sea for decades to come. and yet, as ground breaking as this technology is, it will never supercede the quality of the sailor who operates it, and the sailors aboard today are among our nation's finest. they are talented, driven, innovative, dedicated, passionate about what they do and i am very proud to be their capta captain. [applaus [applause] >> james e hornfish, the author of the book "the last stand of the tin can sailor" said it best, a fighting force cannot be reduc

about how hot it gets for some parts of the bay area coming up in a few minutes, but mike says the nimitzeeway was closed overnight. >> crews have 30 seconds to clear southbound 880 before they are considered late for their morning clearing. this is causing a backup from jackson down to 23rd. eastbound 580 is a great alternate. over the last couple of weeks of construction they have cleared by 4:30. not the case today.

george bush senior also speaks of the event which launched the last nimitz class carrier. powered by two nuclear reactors, the george h.w. bush can operate for more than 20 years without refueling and carries more than , 80 aircraft. president bush: i want to thank you all for coming. laura and i are thrilled to help commission an awesome ship, and to honor an awesome man, president george h w bush. [applause] mr. bush: to prepare for this day i went up to some of my , father's letters. i thought it was especially interesting to read one that he wrote in the late 1940's. he sent it to a friend. here is what he said. he said, you should see georgy now. whenever i come home he greets me and talks a blue streak. sentences disjointed of course. [laughter] bush: he tries to say everything, and the results are often hilarious. some things do not change. [laughter] bush the aircraft carrier : which we commissioned today may be the navy's newest ship, but she has already had an interesting past. her catapult testing took place during an unseasonable cold snap. her christening was

that's a tough corridor from san leandro down towards union city for the nimitz freeway. farther east south 680 slows down through pleasanton. a crash in the center divide as you pass by sunol boulevard. the east bay and tri-valley are more of a concern. >> we will get right back to that breaking news out of san francisco. police on the scene of a standoff. we had been bringing you live updates since 4:30. started as a shooting, a woman was shot just before midnight, "today in the bay's" pete suratos live at the scene near the castro. we understand some police officers just briefed about the situation and you have new information. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. we just got that information from san francisco police and the updates since our last report we know that there was a woman who was shot and transported to the hospital but we are talking about a standoff that's been taking place since roughly about 11:45 p.m. we're standing on castro street, behind me a 15th street. that's one of the streets where it's blocked off as that standoff continues right up the

the revolutionary guard said the uss nimitz aircraft carrier and another us naval vessel fired warningflares any rainy and ships close to an oil and gas platform in the gulf while a us helicopter according to the revolutionary guard hovered overhead. iran calls it a provocative and unprofessional move. on tuesday i mentioned the second such incident, the uss thunderbolt, navy patrol vessel fired warning shots off of any rainy patrol book of the navy official said came between 150 yards of the thunderbolt in the northern part of the persian gulf and navy official said shots were fired to avoid potential collision. he rainy and naval vessels coming at high speed towards the thunderbolt but both incidents come as the us hit iran with new sanctions following the successful launch of its most advanced satellite carrying rocket into space on thursday and sanctions applied to anyone or any company involved in iran's ballistic missile program or programs that today iran's deputy foreign minister said will continue despite the us sanctions calling as a us sanctions a vicious and hostile act. no

and it's smaller than what we have on nimitz class carry carries. navy to be able to launch aircraft in a more efficient way. not to mention the fact that there will be much more quality of life for sailors on board, such as gyms and eating facilities. critically, christi, this will have about 1,000 fewer sailors than a nimitz aircraft. this is 1,000 sailors that will be doing other missions for the 2345e6. and sailors on board will do a better job because of automation and technology. >> rear admiral john kirby, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we just saw marine one fly behind there. this is air force one, boarding the plane and heading to virginia for the commissioning of the "uss gerald ford" that aircraft carrier that christi and admiral kirby were discovering. the president will be speaking later today. we'll bring that to you. quick break. we'll be back. ...glowing skin in just one minute. aveeno® "naturally beautiful results®" i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still dese

-- 880 in oklahoma, the nimitz, tracking the morning commute, jack lynn, how is it looking out there? >> the 880 is looking okay. as opposed to yesterday with the delays. but 580 is the hot spot. and 80. we will begin with 580. this is an accident, right at 5. so the ride out of tracy into livermore is tough. and speeds drop below 15 miles an hour. and further west and 680, on the brakes again, and reports of metal chains in the roadway and also a crash. one lane is blocked. near san ramon road. that ride is very slow approaching the dublin pleasanton interchange. and the day bridge toll plaza, things are backed up and a look at the ride, this is the berkeley curve. and you can see traffic is very heavy. and we have reports of an accident, right near the exit here. a heads up. a tough ride getting into san francisco out of oakland. a check of the traffic. we check in with roberta on the forecast. >> how foggy is. it the weather camera, looking out to bay bridge and you cannot see the tiptop of it, which is 520 feet up from the bay water, which leads me to believe we have delays at sf

a cluster of incidents here on the nimitz.nd this is one of the reasons why we get that reputation because once one thing happens it cascades. nasty heading south out of hayward and into fremont. i think the disabled vehicle is on the approach. chp says at alvarado did clear but there's another in the backup over here south 880 that's still in the middle lanes from what i understand. that's adding to the congestion to and around the san mateo bridge and a disabled vehicle. a live look shows flashing lights mid span. they may have moved from the roadway. a slower drive across highway 92. waze will show you a better way to get over san ramone to fremont. 20 to 30 minutes over the next few as we look at that purple route and make sure you're a member of our waze team as well by going to your phone and checking on the profile, magnifying glass will get you and select a team called nbc bay area wazers. that's the team i want you to join. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, water warning. the reason safety experts say yo

no major problems in both directions as you drive on the nimitz freeway. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is light. if you got up early, the roads are cooperating so far. >>> police think amanda for his work with the san francisco film commission may have been killed in connection with his job. ed french was shot and killed sunday morning at the popular twin peaks lookout. friends say he likely with their with expensive camera equipment to scout film locations for commercials. a jogger heard gunfire and ran over to help. police on patrol arrived within minutes but it was too late. colleagues say french spent 40 years working on commercials in san francisco. >> the location group that is here in the city is very small very connected buddy help>> reporter: the attackers, according to please come up 725 years 5 is late-model dark with investigator see the company -- the couple stole french's camera attached after the fatal shooting officers are now stationed in the area around- the-clock. >>> cal fire reports crews and lake county have stop the progress of a w

the morning rush is starting. 880 in oakland, the nimitz freeway. no delays there. and on the left, you have a live shot of the beautiful bay bridge. >>> we are monitoring your forecast and your traffic this morning. >> things moving rather smoothly. >> if you are ever wondering what a seasonal summer day looks like around the bay, this is it right there. it's our live weather camera from the transamerica pyramid tran. we are looking towards the port of oakland. good morning to all of you in the east bay from san francisco. we do have thin overcast lining the bay. temperature right now in oakland is at 56. san francisco 58. then due south, 60 miles, san jose is at 60 with a clear sky. santa rosa to the north, 60 to 65 miles. 50 degrees and due east livermore at 57. around the peninsula, in the mid-50s. so watch very carefully right there. you see the clouds gather at the immediate seashore. otherwise, clear skies inland. not much change between yesterday, today and thursday. but then the heat is on! beginning with friday through the weekend. if you are heading to th

nothing nasty about this nimitz.his is right near 66th and you can see travel time about 15 minutes, no delays between 238 and the maze. >>> some airline passengers out of oakland had to make an unexpected stop in colorado. spirit airlines flight 576 was bound for baltimore but the pilot diverted to denver just after 8 p.m. last night according to airport officials. there was a possible disturbance on board. they are not releasing details. no one was hurt. the denver police and fbi are investigating. spirit airlines canceled the flight so all the passengers will fly to baltimore this morning. >>> a bay area grandma who doesn't care for heights or planes is going skydiving. kpix 5's maria medina shows us why the 71-year-old is taking the leap to help her grandson. >> i don't like heights. i don't like to fly. >> reporter: at 71, rebecca is doing something she never imagined. >> i will be jumping out of an airplane. >> she just came one this idea. >> reporter: her husband tom will be right there with her. also skydivin

in oakland, 880, the nimitz, nothing nasty about it this morning. all lanes clear in the southbound direction. we are tracking an easy ride 15 minutes between 238 and the maze. and again, a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, still in the green, and moving right at the limit. back to you guys. >>> the white house is now acknowledging a second meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit in germany. it's been a secret until now. we have a response from the trump administration. >> reporter: witnesses say it lasted an hour and happened halfway through a formal dinner with the heads of 20 nations and their spouses. no staff or cabinet members were present. mr. trump didn't even have a translator at his side relying only on putin. >> the official explanation is each head of government was allowed only one translator and trump had a japanese translator but not a russian one. i suspect they could have solved that problem pretty easily. >> reporter: these pictures from that dinner show putin was seated next to first

navy aircraft carrier "nimitz" came near an iranian off-shore oil platform yesterday, fired flares and launched a helicopter that hovered near the platform before returning to the carrier. the iranians called the u.s. navy's action near the resalat platform "unprofessional." it was the second confrontation this week in the persian gulf. last tuesday, a u.s. navy patrol boat fired warning shots after u.s. officials say an iranian vessel came within 150 yards of the american vessel. ortions that state lawmakersg e of the restrictions would have banned a common procedure used in second-trimester abortions called "dilation and evacuation." abortion rights advocates say it is the safest method, while the state calls it "barbaric." the procedure is banned in mississippi and west virginia. the american civil liberties union and the center for reproductive rights, which had challenged the arkansas restrictions, say the laws could have effectively ended access to abortion facilities for many women in the state. washington, d.c. was under a flood warning today as heavy rains continue to drench t

it is heading over the nimitz. that is an area you want to avoid. if you live nearby, shut the windows and make sure your air-conditioner is on recycling so you don't get the air in. the san jose fire, they are trying to protect that canyon area to make sure it doesn't spread further. two homes that we know of have burned. lariat way. big homes. let's turn things over to meteorologist jeff ranieri. let's talk about the wind factor. >> both areas are seeing winds that have been at times anywhere from ten to 15 miles per hour. so we are going to give you perspective on the exact location. the first fire we want to hit is the one down in the south bay. this is near allen rock park. smoke plumes up to 1500 feet. a lot of the smoke is continuing blowing off towards the south. this is the location of that fire right near claitor way. it has been gusting into the teens. now what i want to show you is for anyone living near the fire that can see the smoke and smell it, you know who you are. we have the fire off to the north and off to the south, you can see

direction, 880 the nimitz starting to get really heavy. 21 minutes from the maze.we are still dealing with big backups over at the bay bridge toll plaza. eastshore freeway will be tapping on the brakes from the carquinez bridge to the maze, 36 minutes another 26 into san francisco. let's check with roberta. >> this is just incredible. i love seeing these low clouds at the rim of the bay this morning. take a peek at this. it's our live weather camera looking out towards yerba buena island. can't see the port of oakland. how about that? wow. right smack in the middle is the "salesforce tower." 1,070 feet tall so we have a pressed deck of clouds causing delays at sfo up to 57 minutes on some arriving flights. we are in the 50s and 60s and temperatures jump today within the bay and the coast. easily 100 degrees well inland. 60s nearly 70 at the beaches to 99 concord and livermore. hot through thursday. wayne: hey, baby! - momma got some money! - oh! (laughing) jonathan: it's a trip to miami! tiffany: come on, guys! wayne: you won a car! (cheering) jonathan: oh-oh! wayn

and to foster city, 20 minutes. 880, nothing nasty about the nimitz. bridge toll plaza is slow, stop, go. a 30-minute ride from the carquinez bridge to the maze. let's get a check on the forecast. >>> 6:50 and live weather camera from our kpix studios. the flag is on the fly. we do have a little bit of a ripple in the bay water where a small craft advisory will be in place later today with winds up to 25 knots. as we traverse from there to there, kind of gotham city like. 55 in santa rosa after realizing 97 degrees yesterday. it's 66 and slow to cool in livermore at 102 on sunday. now it's 64 degrees. wedwood city was also in the high 90s and now in the 60s. john in santa rosa, george in san francisco, thank you so much for checking in. everybody is reporting clear skies in the 50s. a hint of a light stratus at the seashore. and support, more of the westerly push. that's an on shore push that's going to knock back the temperatures significantly. and still up to 100 in brentwood and discovery bay. cooler today and hot inland. and additional cooling take

and here's a live look at 880, the nimitz. and traffic is okay on this portion.tracking a big backup in the southbound direction between 23rd and 29th. caltrans had overnight roadwork with lanes blocked. and they have finally reopened all the lanes. and now we have a problem on southbound 880. a car broke down and it's bloking one of the lanes. not helping the travel time. at last check an hour between broadway and 66th. and we continue to track delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've got the metering lights on. and you've guessed it. it's a 20-minute ride from the maze to san francisco. let's check with roberta. >>> half moon bay at 66 degrees. hot spot, 108 in sonoma, 108 in brentwood, and 110 in some people's backyards. you need relief or a cooldown. brian kylie took this picture yesterday. elevation, 9000 feet. wow. sun is coming up over the bay where we have a small craft advisory in place. today we'll be cooler by a good 10 degrees in many of our locations. concord down from 105 to 95. and we'll hit 100 in brentwood. the full forecast is coming up at 18

and it is much more powerful than the old nimitz class in use sis 1965.and a lot of delays and president trump said from the deck. >> this ship will make an extraordinary addition to the fleet. like no other. like no other. anywhere in the world, there's nothing like this. >> when it comes to aircraft carriers america's might is not exactly challenged. no nation in the world has more than one aircraft carrier active except, of course, the u.s. when the "gerald ford" is commissioned later this month, it will have 11. of the old adage, he ho controls the sea controls everything holds true, american military dominance will likely be safe for decades to come. >>> the answer to my "gps" challenge is, b. "don quixote" widely considered to be the best-selling novel of all-time. "don quixote" enjoyed a good headstart on every other novel, many consider it be the first american novel. published in and the commune lae sales at 500 million copies, affirming that the knight achieved the everlasting glory he so desperately sought. thanks for turning in. i will see you

also want to mention the traffic is going to be slower now than it was on the nimitz freeway.t the south bay commute here. 101, 280 and 85 are filling in. somewhat of a commute. if you drive this way every day, you know it is not bad. here is a live picture of 280. definitely a little better than the first four days of the week. now, what about the weekend weather? let's go to rosemary orozco. >> it will be a little warm. i say we take it. we have great weather coming our way around the coast. it will be hot inland. the breathtaking view of the golden gate bridge. never get enough of that one. we have mostly sunny skies around the bay and inland. at the coast, just a little bit of fog lingering around pacifica and half moon bay. as we get into the weekend, we could have the possibility of drizzle as well. at least to start the day. temperatures in the low 90s for hotter spots today. perhaps 95 for brentwood and oakley. meanwhile at the coast, mid-60s expected at pacifica and half moon bay. temperatures right now already warming up in brentwood. 71 outside of your door. 60 in c

travel time about 15 minutes. 880, nothing nasty about this nimitz heading through oakland a-okay.get over to the bay bridge toll plaza, you're in for some delays. we are still tracking about a 25-minute ride from the maze into san francisco. >>> we do have some air travel delays this morning one hour one minute on some arriving flights at sfo due to that right there, the low -- ♪[ music ]♪ >> yeah! >> not because of the music but because of that right there! because of the clouds and the areas of fog. we also have delays heading out to boston due to strong thunderstorms. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> all right. one more time. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> yeah. there you have it right there. the marine layer is pushing onshore. temperature-wise we are in the 50s across the board. inland, however, clear skies, livermore 59 degrees. brentwood 60 clear skies, so says paul. george is socked in. linda clear and windy. sunshine away from the coast today. moderate air quality in all areas due to the local fires. a little bit of a haze in the atmosphere all the way through the weekend. high p

. >>> the police and hayward arrested a man in connection with the deadly stabbing off of the nimitz freeway. the man was found dead when they arrived and it is unclear what led to the stabbing. the police took the suspect into custody about 10 pm that night and we do not know the name of the suspect or victim, the third homicide and hayward this year. >>> the body of a missing boater was recovered from the tomales bay over the weekend with family friends saying it was charles "tod" friend, the owner of the tomales bay oyster company . he was reported missing last tuesday after his boat empty seen going in circles and the official search was called off the next day but family friends continue to search until they found his body saturday afternoon. investigators believe he fell from the boat and was not wearing his life best. >>> the union smuggling case in san antonio has killed nine and 20 others in the hospital found in a sweltering tractor-trailer in the walmart parking lot yesterday. we have the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: it was an emotional vigil for the victims o

and on your right you have 880 nimitz looking pretty good at this hour.along. >> mm-hm. >> not too bad. >> katie looks fantastic next to the golden gate bridge. i noticed she took off her jacket earlier. she was a little cold, had a jacketed -- she had a jacket on. now it's off because things are warming up. >>> the only marathon in the country that can be held during the month of july because it's conducive. we can! we have the coastal fog, temperatures 57 going up to 64. there's another view of the golden gate bridge, 56 degrees currently, warmer today to yesterday, but warmer on the weekend, 100 degrees away from the bay easily. 60s beaches to low to mid-90s in our inland areas. the full forecast is still coming up at 48 after the hour. but first, let's take a look at traffic with jaclyn. >>> we are tracking an accident in the north bay that we have been tracking northbound 101 at spencer, two lanes blocked. chp running some traffic breaks to slow those drivers down as they are making their way in that northbound stretch which is on the right side of y

things looking okay along 880 the nimitz right in oakland near 66th but we are getting reports of a grass fire that can be seen from 880 right near 238 so you may see some smoke. fire crews are heading to the scene. no delays on 101 looking good past sfo. the lights came on at the bay bridge toll plaza so a backup formed beyond the 880 overcrossing. 13 minutes from the maze into san francisco. >>> right now, firefighters are on the scene of a big fire in san jose. it started in an abandoned office building. jackie ward is there with the latest. >> reporter: so some firefighters have actually already cleared out of this scene. they were able to put this out quickly. as you can see, a lot of people still here though just making sure nothing flares up, no hot spots. it started at 2:20. it developed into a three-alarm fire quickly. this two-story building on williams road in san jose is abandoned and boarded up. it used to be a dentist office. witnesses tell san jose fire they think they saw homeless people fleeing from the scene. >> there were reports that they were homeless. so the fact tha

no major problems as traffic continues to move pretty well on the nimitz freeway. clearing an accident in san francisco at 280 and 101 but not causing a major backup. that is in san francisco. also looking at interstate 80 north and southbound in front of the oakland coliseum, it is a nice looking drive. it is light at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> it is 5:02 am. >>> at a very emotional news conference in oakland last night the mother of the two boys killed in a hit-and-run crash in concord talked about her indescribable pain.>> i have been through such an ordeal today. and every day. [ crying ] >> it is tough to listen to as aida reyes held her rosary beads and surrounded by family as she calls for justice . she had just come from making funeral arrangements for her two little boys and the suspect in the case is lemuel wilson jr. . >> it is important that people hear it from me instead of what they may think because the real victims here are my children. i don't want anyone to think that this person -- i just don't understand. >> on friday night aida reyes had ta

as we take a live look outside this morning, the nimitz on the right, 880 in oakland things looking good there, and on the left from sutro tower, "karl the fog" wants some attention this morning. >> it's a very typical summertime weather pattern where the clouds stack up at the coast providing much-needed relief. many people live at the coast because they like the cool temperatures. and then inland we have temperatures not so normal, well above average. we'll feel a huge jump in our temperatures beginning with later on this afternoon. isn't this gorgeous? this is from lick observatory atop mount hamilton in the santa clara valley. you see so many things going on there. a little thin layer of clouds stacked up from the santa cruz mountains, then those mid- and high-level clouds all associated with what was once monsoon moisture over arizona. there's the clouds leading onshore right now. livermore is clear at 58. temperatures into the mid-90s today. a huge jump into the triple digits with the heat advisory in effect for the weekend. details coming up. >>> we are tracking a new accident on

. >> eight helicopters took off from the deck of the aircraft carrier "nimitz."icopters headed to a desert staging area 200 miles southeast of tehran. >> two of the helicopters experienced problems en route. >> but once on the ground, yet another helicopter malfunctioned, leaving only five for the mission. at that moment, the president scrubbed the mission. >> in the rush to pull out, one of the helicopters taxied into a c-130 fuel tanker. both burst into flames. >> eight of our men were killed. four others suffered burns. the bodies of the dead have not yet been returned. >> seemed to enjoy stage managing in this grizzly theater as the bodies were shown. joy here.ers, obviously, took no >> it was my decision to attend the rescue operation. it was my decision to cancel it when problems develop. the responsility is fully my own. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatmen

while she's about the same length and width as the old nimitz class carriers, there's lots of differences and changes, additional technology, things that will make the ship more powerful and more efficient going forward. as the president noted, this ship is going to have a service life of about 50 years. those young sailors who were talking to, he's exactly right, they're going to be in their 60s or 70s by the time the ship is decommissioned. they'll be able to watch her defend the country for the entirety of their lifetimes. at the helm, richard mccormick. >> this is a big day. any time you can command a ship it's a big thing. i never commanded, so i'm in awe and have great respect for all of those who have commanded at sea. something i never did. when you command an aircraft carrier in particular. that's as big a capital ship as you're going to get. you're going to be able to project american power and influence in ways that no other navy can do. from the deck of an aircraft carrier. so he's got immense responsibilities, something to the tune of 5,000 sailors aboard that ship. about 260

the start of your morning commute there, the nimitz freeway moving along pretty smoothly but jaclyn haswatching some traffic hot spots. we are on the cusp of another heat wave for the weekend. we're hearing, too, roberta, you're smelling that garlic? >> i swear, i can! you know, for someone who has been there several times before, just a little bit of advise. when you come back and circulate with people, stand down wind! >> away. >> right. >> you're going to be having it ooze out out of your pores for days! >> i put garlic in everything. so yeah. >> you need to get to the festival. you would love it. jaclyn was talking about the garlic ice cream one of the featured things. i actually really liked it. normally i don't like the salty sweet mix in anything. but the garlic ice cream is good. >> i want to try it. >> i'll try it. >> a little correction. it doesn't burn your face. just singes the eyelashes a little bit! what you can expect as far as the gilroy garlic festival temperatures 80s and 90s! wow! it has its own microclimate there. there you have the clouds rushing onshore, 60s for th

. >> eight helicopters took off from the deck of the aircraft carrier "nimitz."opters headed to a desert staging area 200 miles southeast of tehran. >> two of the helicopters experienced problems en route. >> but once on the ground, yet another helicopter malfunctioned, leaving only five for the mission. at that moment, the president scrubbed the mission. >> in the rush to pull out, one of the helicopters taxied into a c-130 fuel tanker. both burst into flames.korvegs conversation conservative conservative. >> eight men were killed. four others suffered burns. the bodies of the dead have not yet been returned. >> the ayatollah seems to enjoy manni managing in the grizzly scene the soldier took no joy here. >> it was my decision to take on the operation, it was my decision to cancel it, when problems developed the responsibility is fully my own. no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing t

and 880 the nimitz you can see traffic still moving in both directions a-okay but we are starting toe crowded with flashing lights on the camera shot here. we'll have an update on that in the next traffic report. but for now, over at the bay bridge toll plaza, "slow, stop, go" we just jumped into the yellow from the maze into san francisco across the span getting very busy with metering lights on. no major backups along the eastshore freeway or 580 just yet. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you. i think i have been telling you how my cousin is in town from los angeles? went on a family hike yesterday. i just wanted to share this picture with everyone because you know what? it just reminds me, what a gorgeous place we live in, right? taking a look at stinson beach and my cousin said, hey, cuz? we got no fog out here. it did clear nicely in stinson beach to bolinas yesterday. same again today. we have a deck of low clouds and fog lining the lip of the bay. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> was that a cowbell? [ foghorn sound effect ] >> no, that's a foghorn. we have fog

and is much more powerful than the old nimitz class in use since 1975." say the ship is too costly with too many delays and a lot of questionable technology. but as president trump said from the deck -- >> this ship will make an extraordinary addition to the fleet. like no other. like no other. anywhere in the world, there's nothing like this. >> when it comes to aircraft carriers, america's might is not exactly challenged. no nation in the world has more than one aircraft carrier that is active except of course the u.s. when the "gerald ford" is commissioned later this month it will eleven. so the old adage that he who controls the sea controls everything holds true, american military dominance will likely be safe for decades to come. the answer to my gps challenge is "b," don quixote by miguel decervantes is widely considered to be the best selling novel of all time. it enjoyed a head start on just about every other novel because many consider it to be the first modern novel. part one was published in 1605 and translated from spanish to english just se

that's great for the nimitz through oakland.king about what is going on further north. >>> thank you very much, kari and mike. 5:14 right now. when it comes to higher education silicon valley sits near the head of the class. that's according to a new study by wallet hub which rated the top 150 u.s. metro areas on educational attainment. ann arbor, michigan, finished at the top. 95% of adults received at least a batch who achelobachelor's de. the sf oakland graded eighth. at the other end of the spectrum five california metro areas ranked in the bottom seven. >> that's interesting. i would have expected to see boston in the top list as well. 5:15 now. new morning an all-vegetarian drive-through restaurant could be coming to marin county according to the ij. the paper reporting amy's drive-through wants to take over an old denny's location. now petaluma-based amy's kitchen is best known for selling prepackaged organic meal. it's the second restaurant of its kind in the bay area all vegetarian. the the company saying the design pla

the nimitz not looking good northbound. 25 minutes between 238 and the maze.t's a check of your traffic; over to you. >> gray skies along the coast and into the bay this morning. some localized drizzle, as well. good morning, everybody. temperature-wise, we are in the 50s and 60s. livermore has shot up to 64 degrees. same in san jose. but it will be cooler away from the bay today. 60s, no sun at the coast. mid- to high 60s around the rim of the bay with the clearing of the skies. 70s around the peninsula. 80s and low 90s inland. >> he was an organ donor and % that was his choice and by doing that it opened us up to meet some pretty amazing people and one of those young men who received his heart is here today, and he's going to come up and be our sixth groomsman, so jacob, will you come on up, please, buddy? >> oh, man. she got the surprise of her life right in the middle of her wedding. her son died in 2015 when he was 19. he was an organ donor. after she walked down the aisle, her new husband introduced her to jacob. becky's husband said he planned the momen

president obama would have the right to unilaterally increase the debt ceiling because the 40th the nimitz said you cannot question the validity of the national debt -- the 14th amendment said you cannot question the validity of the national debt. there is a convoluted clause, section two, depriving some of -- depriving states of some of their members of the house of representatives, that they don't give black men the right to vote. this arose because of a strange situation that because of the end of slavery, southern representation in congress would actually increase. why? because before the civil war, the number of members of congress was based on the free population and 3/5 of the slaves. this actually was a boon to the south before the war, but now, all the former -- all the black people were counted 5/5. they were all free. representation has increased, and the south will have more political power. republicans were not up moreed in giving political power. you get governments that are more equitable, but most republicans thought you would not be able to get this ratified, giving black

slow speeds for drivers at the nimitz the northbound directions on the right-hand side of the screen, between 238 and the maze. and as you make your way up towards the bay bridge toll plaza, that's a slow ride. we're tracking an accident along 680 traffic okay in both directions. >>> good morning, everybody. and good morning, san jose! don't you look awfully pretty with blue skies, a faint bit of haze from recent fires there. but otherwise, clearing out nicely. we will see some moderate air quality throughout most of the bay area today. 50s and 60s across the board and later, we're talking about 60s at the beaches with some sunshine late day in the pacifica area, otherwise socked in in daly city. 60s, 70s bay. 70s, 80s around the peninsula and we are climbing from 78 degrees in vallejo to the low 90s towards the delta. we do have sunny skies all the way through the weekend. and triple digits. ♪ >>> good morning. for our viewers in the west, it's thursday, july 13th, 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." the challenging relationship between president trump and the new president of