you've been filling in for rob while rob's been on assignment. rob's coming back next week. >> that's right. >> i've had the best time. i'm so sad. >> aww, pegster! >> you're going to be back filling in from time to time. >> that's right. it's been fantastic, really. >> tomorrow will be your last day. i'm off tomorrow on a vacation day so today is our last day together. >> the end of the show. not totally the end, we'll be in touch. we'll be texting. >> i'm half canadian, you're canadian, that's the way it works in canada. >> exactly. we've had a fantastic time. >> we've had a great time. you've been wonderful. i got you something, i ilmost forgot.

time to check with rob. he's in for christina bringing the tale of many climates across the bay area. >> yeah, this dry 15 minutes around the area you go from the 90s to the 60s. right now 59 degrees. you can see oakland we've got low clouds on the east side. 53 degrees. probably mist. we found the buildings in san francisco, at least the edge there. around places from san bruno mountain down into san francisco, a lot of low includes that will led to a misty drive. places like san francisco cool but inland not as much ocean air conditioning. seven-day forecast shows inland spots stay warm as we kick off the weekend, a stronger sea breeze cools things off early next week. a look at the morning commute here is mike. >> we're following the slowing as you pass by an accident toward capital expressway. there is no leaking and no injuries but slowing there and further north so flowing all the way to 880. the rest of you moving nicely. 101 up the peninsula, these are green cars. up to san mateo, watch for the low c

checking with rob.s a look at the forecast. >> a jacket for the morning probably a good idea as we'll see a stronger sea breeze and cooler temperatures to take us into the weekend. right now 40s and 50s across the north bay. near 60 in san jose. kind ever a weak sea breeze but enough to scoop in low clouds. we'll see a stronger sea breeze especially later on this evening. good news for air quality, moderate, this should turn green as that sea breeze picks up. if you are lucky enough to head to the giants game. the mets in town. it's back to jacket weather at the ballpark. bundle up. we'll turn cool and breezy through the game. the weather across california, we've been watching the moisture, we've seen thundershowers the last few days. most of that moisture i think is going to head east of lake tahoe as this trough settles into the pacific northwest. this is the reason why the see breeze is going to turn stronger and eventually the cooling is going to push inland come saturday and sunday. today still toa

rob's in today. we'll check with him in a second. members of oakland's police officers union voted overwhelmingly yesterday to approve concessions to avoid layoffs. under the agreement officers will take home 9 to $15,000 less each year, over the next four years. and they are also giving up two holidays per year. reducing the pay of new officers, and raising the retirement age from 50 to 55. in exchange, the city, which has laid off 80 officers last year, agreed it new lay off more, or have any furloughs over the next four years. stocks rallied yesterday after strong retail sales and weekly jobs report. to find out if the rally will continue we'll turn to nicole lapin. welcome back. good morning. >> thank you. good morning. futures a little higher but flat as investors await the big report of the day which is the june jobs numbers that comes out in about 45 minutes. after getting knocked down in may the job market likely picked itself up as companies increased hiring. forecasts looking for 125,000 new jobs last month. unemployment is

he was my male role model. >> rob went through phases in his life. rob would recreate himself.s early years all the way through when he met cathy -- >> catherine had a very specific idea of what robert should be or who he should be. and she cleaned him up. she bought him thousand-dollar suites. >> she wanted the riches that other people had, but he didn't have a college degree. >> put him in a mercedes to make him fit the part she wanted him to be. >> he was with the hard worker but with the death of cathy's mother, money started coming in through her mother's estate. they bought what they called the club metropolis and things happened quickly. that was the business suit era, the last era of his life. >> he said, you know what? i will be a new person. catherine reinvented him and he took it and ran with him. and same with me. she molded me into what i had become. my identity is the one catherine made for me. she said you will do go to the academy, you will to football, you will become popular, you will graduate, you will get a good job. there is the american dream. >> at loyola

rob and tanya?t was our facebook question our site wnnfans.com. i think summed it up. i think they need to stop making speeches and focus on coming up with a comp myself. it's pretty sad when the leaders of this country can't sit town and work out a comp myself without someone storming off like a 4-year-old. >> i think a lot of people agree with john there. we want to hear from you. so, please weigh in on our facebook page. >>> financial analysts are weighing in this morning warning that even if a deal is in place by the august 2nd deadline some damage has already been done. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: the phones are hot in america's largest 401(k) manager. >> how can i help you? >> reporter: vanguard in philadelphia. main street calling wall street to ask what a deadbeat government would mean to its future. >> by and large the biggest question by far is what should i do with my portfolio? should i get out? >> reporter: the stakes are high and americans know it. >> going to the edge of a cl

rob and tanya?the lawyer said she probably would accept another trial, even though that could open up the possibility of actual jail time. i think the problem is people are going, h h can the guy who hit the kid get a lighter sentence than the mom? >> that seems so unfair, doesn't it? georgia has particularly tough jaywalking laws on the books. but just seems so unfair. >> that is insane. shocking story. i don't know what to say about that. she's still dealing with the loss of that little boy. >> the pain of losing a child and then being convicted. yeah it's really, really sad. >>> lighten the mood when we come back. >> on a lighter note, hugh hefner's ex will spill her sex secrets. >>> and is it boxers or briefs for alec baldwin? >> or something else? >> revealing details next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> woo. lots of good stuff today. let's get to it. >> here's a story that will come as a huge surprise to everyone out there. i'm so sorry to say that kat von d and jesse james have brok

i want to check with rob in for christina this morning. remember all of the oldies but goodies. >> yeah, still quite fun. tron was one of my favorites there that bob played. if you are going to be out around the bay area, if you're not playing video games, you want to enjoy the sunshine, we've got some of that in san francisco. quite a bit of fog. if you are lucky enough to have tickets to the giants game it's going to be a night you want a sweatshirt as the sea breeze will pick up. probably looking at low 60s dropping into the 50s. mets in town today all the way through sunday before the all-star break. across the west coast we have low clouds, in terms of isolated thunderstorms in the mountains, it does look like more of that moisture is heading to the east as a trough moves into the west coast. that should keep that moisture away from the bay area out to the east. we'll see a stronger case of ocean air conditioning probably by the end of the weekend. maybe not today for inland valleys but for the coast you've got the fog. as the sea bre

>> rob, of course very light now. it's 4:30 in the morning. with the northbound routes, there is one issue coming down in the south bay. a car went off of the roadway. folks familiar 20 area, there is a chain link fence, then a frontage road. beyond that there is a car. there's a lot of flashing lights. so be prepared for that. stay over a lane if you can. back to you. >> mike, thank you. fear of retaliation in the east bay city of richmond. police or people rather afraid of the violence that could come next. last week three people were shot dead, just last night two others killed. "today in the east bay's" christie smith is live in richmond with what city leaders plan to do. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. certainly teams like richmond police have their hands full with a series of street level shootings, just last night a man and a woman both in their 30s were found shot dead outside an apartment complex. another woman was also shot. she was taken to the hospital. this was around 10:15 on bissel avenue. only 30 minutes earlier

rob carlmark, nice enough to join us from our phoenix station. nice work, well done in the thick of it last night. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel almaguer has the report from san felipe in mexico. >> reporter: exhausted, dehydrated, survivors, some had to be carried as they were loaded on to a military rescue chopper. one man still clinging to his life preserver. 16 hours lost at sea, a brief moment of relief after a fight of their lives. their fishing boat, erik, sank in a freak storm. >> we had a shark circle us twice. i was bleeding. i thought i'm done. >> reporter: michael lang calls his rescue a miracle and believes the seven missing americans, fathers, husbands and brothers, wil

rob talked about that.ve the slow drive because construction zones, when we have them, we have more. alameda, we have highway 37, at san pedro, but through the entire stretch much of that down to one lane for 101 so slower, speeds in the 20s for much of the stretch. as well as the activity for a funeral in the north bay. >> right now this morning lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he knows why california's economy is failing and he know what is to do about it. he plans to outline his strategy for the state in san jose today. damian trujillo is live with more on the plan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. gavin newsom will be here at wise technology later this morning. wise specializes in what's called cloud computing. newsom is coming to the capital of innovation to give his thoughts on what's wrong with the economy. the results of his research and how he plans to fix it. for one, he was floored to learn that california has no trade agency or trade representative to get the economy going. he says

rob and tanya?cers in australia had to use pepper sprato fight off an angry kangaroo. the animal attacked a 94-year-old woman in her backyard as she went to the hospital with cuts and bruises, she told police she thought she was going to die. wildlife rangers managed to trap the male kangaroo and want to know if his injured leg had anything to do w with his rampa. no decision has yet been made about the animal's future. >>> here we go. you better hang out for this one. because it is our, what? oh, a little slow today. it's our favorite, there we go, story of the day. here we go. >> this one involves a woman from south carolina who was ticketed for having one of those, well, let's just say an ornament hanging off a trailer hitch of her pickup truck. that ornament is meant to simulate a certain male body part, use your imagination. >> very ballsy. a cop wrote her a ticket and says he was following the law. >> very specifically says you cannot have human body parts dangling from the vehicle anywhere. o

you point out the east bay, rob. that's the first to slow the slowdowns in antioch, livermore, not so great. approaching the maze these are travel times. that's pretty good approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. i'm watching a jackknifed big rig affecting the south bay commute or potentially. >> we begin with news from overnight in san jose. police tell us they found three people shot around 11:00 last night. this happened on jean avenue near highway 280. the victims are said to be a man and a woman as well as a male juvenile. they all -- they are expected to survive, though. >> we do have new information this morning on a double murder that happened overnight in richmond. "today in the bay's" christie smith spoke with police. she joins us live from police headquarters with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it seems like this is happening all too often. yet another shooting on the streets in richmond. as you said i got an update from the spokeswoman. this time two people shot and killed. a man and w

meteorologist rob mayeda joins us with the forecast. some places looking to topping 100. >> oh, yeah. especially by sunday, we're going to see the temperatures climbing. right now still after 6:00 we're in the low 90s inland out to the tri-valley, east bay inland you can see 92 degrees in livermore, 92 in gilroy, 86 in san jose. to kick off saturday if you're heading to southern california even los angeles close to 90 degrees, look at palm spring, 1 1 117. in the central valley from bakersfield or north up to sacramento, you'll see temperatures starting above 100 and some of that heat will be spilling westward into the east bay valleys. the sierra, 80s and 90s so the story goes, high pressure building in mean this is heat wave which kind of got started today, is going to lead to even hotter temperatures for sunday and fourth of july monday. we'll talk more about who has the best chance of hitting 100 degrees this weekend coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> we'll see you soon. this hot weather leads to fire danger

we'll check in with rob. big breaking news right now, the chief executive of the news of the world, of the news corporation newspapers in news international is the name of the company, rebekah brooks has resigned. this is a message from rebeka brooks, which we're working to confirm, the ceo of news international has said she has resigned because she feels a deep sense of responsibility for the people we have hurt, that's her quote. that's rebekah brooks. she wants to reiterate, she says, how sorry i am for what we know to have taken place. she is resigning as the ceo of news international, which is the parent company of the news corporation newspapers. she's been there for 22 years. she's been under a great deal of pressure. she was one of the three people who has been subpoenaed to british parliament to testify. she is the one, she's a british citizen, so she is compelled to go, although we do have news this morning that both rupert murdoch and his son, while rupert murdoch is not a british citizen, will in

rob carl mark, nice enough to join us. pleasure to have you, thanks. >>> in mexico, rescue teams are still trying to find seven americans missing after their fishing boat capsized sunday. but time may be running out in this situation. they have been lost at sea now for four days, and the mexican navy says it will stop rescue efforts on friday. this as we're learning more about how 35 men narrowly escaped the waters alive. nbc's miguel aguiler with more. >> reporter: a brief moment of relief after a fight for their lives. >> a shark circled us twice. i was bleeding. i thought i'm done. >> michael lang calls his rescue a miracle and believes the seven missing americans, fathers, husbands, brothers, will be found alive. >> i'm still very hopeful. i was in the water for 16 hours and i was okay. >> reporter: the survivors have been living together at a hotel here ever since their rescue. they remain focused on finding the missing and helping the families of the missing hundreds of miles away. sharon clings to hope that her husb

rob and tanya?thomas. >>> norway's police now believe last friday's mass murders were carried out by a lone wolf attacker. since killing 76 people in that bombing and shooting massacre, anders breivik has said he is part of a network of people plotting against multi-cultural europe. but authorities now say he acted alone last week and he kept his plans to himself for about a decade. their concern now is that his attacks could inspire others. >>> and some major developments in the sexual assault trial of polygamist leader warren jeffs. just before opening statements in texas yesterday, jeffs fired his high-powered defense team. he's now representing himself in a case which could land him in prison for life. jeffs told the judge his now former lawyers could not represent what he called a pure defense. >> one might view this as him saying that this is my battle and i want to represent myself. >> he made his decision. i think he'll do as good as he could do under the circumstances. >> the judge denied j

we'll check in with rob. he as in for christina. mike inouye is here.look at traffic. >> we're looking pretty nice. very busy on the report. we're watching for anything unusual. we have a warning about a concert this evening. so kid rock, sheryl crow playing. 22,000. not sold out but still mr. rock and miss crow welcome to the bay area. we love to have you come in any time. we don't need the 22,000 fans to do that. at the south bay, i check the report, a new issue did pop up. 280 northbound at saratoga, a motorcycle accident and may be blocking a couple of lanes. follow me on twitter and i'll give you those updates as we continue. a south of here, you're going to talk about that. north of here we have nice speeds along the peninsula from san mateo into san francisco. in the city, critical mass. watch for all of the bicyclists. safety for all a concern. the san mateo bridge, we have low clouds and the fog which impedes the view of the high rise on the peninsula side. on the east bay side you see traffic off 880. a look at oakland. slow past the coliseum.

my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were so shocked, but they send me letters every day. they get mad when i don't talk to them. you know, they still love me because they understand how difficult this is for me, an i'm doing nine months for a first offense. that's a lot of time. >> it's time gonzales could have avoided if, as he claims, he hadn't allowed himself t

rob, how often does the city of phoenix get these? and what actually happens, the mechanics of this kind of a storm? >> well, brian, we have something here in the summer called the monsoon. in the first half of the monsoon, it's the dry monsoon. we get these huge thunderstorms and these big wind storms that kick out of these thunderstorms. so we get these sort of dust storms maybe three to four times a year. but it's been an extremely long time since anybody has seen anything this big and this long lasting. just an incredibly event yesterday. >> and rob, i've been in sand storms in iraq and elsewhere in the persian gulf that look awfully similar to this. and just striking how insidious it is. it gets inside homes, every surface, electronics, inside cars. was it that bad? are people throughout metropolitan phoenix dealing with the after effects of this today? >> yeah, absolutely. i wish i owned stock in a car wash business because everybody was affected by this storm. millions and millions of people. one of my favorite photos was someb

it's july 4th weekend but for rob he starts on june 30th. that's very nice. >> he already started partying. tonight, music in the park and it's restaurant week. you scored with this assignment. >> it's awesome. we've got natural vibration finally under way. that's some nice hawaiian reggae. hawaiian temperatures but thank goodness not the humidity. kind of toasty out here but we have a ton of events happening in downtown san jose and who better to talk about it than the downtown association obviously, music in the park. talk about the fantastic event that everyone at the station is jealous that i'm here. >> dine downtown is our restaurant week. our third annual. 26 participating restaurants. offering fixed-priced menus. great deals, 20, 30 and $40 menus that normally would be upwards of $40. so it runs through sunday. sj downtown.com, they can make reservations through open table. everything from moroccan food and your favorite italian pasta, a wide variety of dishes. >> being it's a tough economy, this is obviously helping out a lot of loca

time to check the forecast with rob rob. >> it is for inland later on we'll see more conditions especiallyd the east bay and morgan hill. depending where you are you'll run into thick fog and mist. the sea breeze is out there but not as strong. this will lead to inland temperatures reaching 90s. no worries about monsoon moisture out of the desert southwest heading to the bay area. that might change as we head to the weekend as the desert high builds. some of that may drift up from southern california. as high pressure builds, we have the item to watch for the weekend hoping to see if we have thunderstorms as some of the moisture does spill out of the desert for the weekend. around the weekend, toasty around livermore and pleasanton. morgan hill one of the warmer spots down to gilroy, 84 for petaluma and 95 around vacaville. next three days the hottest of your next several day forecast. we'll see cooling temperatures as the sea breeze turns stronger. more than the patchy low clouds. >> rob, we'll take you to the east bay. the disabled vehicle is in your commute direction at university avenu

rob maya -- rob maida yeda is o look at the roads. >>> we've got temperatures here, oakland, 880 slow northbound and southbound. typical for an evening commute. extra heavy obviously because of the holiday travel that we're seeing in the east bay, as well. there's a look at the approach to the bay bridge and you see slow traffic moving in and out of the city. as we show you ther tempeforetr for the first time in the 90s across the tri-valley, east bay locations. gilroy, 94 now. even though we have a sea breeze, we're seeing warm temperature up and down the coast. if you're heading into southern california, close to 90 in los angeles. look at palm springs. 117 degrees up and down the central valley. 10 2345 bakersfield. sacramento, 100 degrees. and look at lake tahoe and reno. 80s and 90s across portions of the sierra has we head into the holiday weekend. today seemed warm. but even hotter temperatures are going to be setting up as we head through the holiday weekend upon. we'll talk about the heat wave coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >>> this is youtube v

let's check win rob this morning. >> good morning, scott. pretty nice start for most of the bay area we're seeing 50s and low 60s but you will run into thick fog along the coast across the golden gate bridge. something mike will keep an eye on for your commute. we're seeing southwest winds in fairfield but not as strong as earlier in the week. the marine layer has been squished down. warm temperatures inland today and tomorrow. for the weekend moisture moving out of southern california which we have to watch out for in terms of lightning-sparked fires. i think most will stay in southern california as temperatures cool slightly for the weekend. today, pretty nice, 60s around san francisco, 70s for oakland, 80s for san jose. inland around the tri-valley temperatures climbing into the 90s. if you head up to ukiah, 101 around ukiah for the afternoon. seven-day forecast, toasty inland as we kick off the weekend. cooler as you approach the start of next week. a check of your thursday commute with mike. >> we'll check 580. so far the traffic is mov

rob fladeboe joins us live. what is happening, rob? >>reporter: catherine is going to be a late one they're just getting started by this time tomorrow the could be one more item headed for the november ballot for voters to decide. mainly the state of the 1978 labor law " to binding arbitration a ". if they have two different options to follow the city of san jose's lead to asked for or to do what stockton in vallejo did or to repeal it all together. this stems from a contract talks in firefighters over staffing levels minimum staffing levels. i will check back in and have more for this at 10:30 live in palo alto, back to you. >>jacqueline: of a warming trend in mid-week it is when to get hot. details coming up in just a few minutes. (music) >>catherine: cisco was going to be cutting 65406500 employees what is the city's planning to do to get a pink slip. >> of the 6500 employes kidding let go 2100 can choose to take part in an early retirement program. the company says that 15% are at or above the level of vice president. the network e

rob joins us with a look. >> a pleasant look.t's monday morning but we don't have the low clouds and fog dropping drizzle like at time this is weekend. 50s now. we should see some 70s, maybe some low 80s inland for the afternoon. thanks to a sea breeze it's still going strong this morning. we're not going to warm up a lot even if a little bit of the extra sunshine. heading to the giants/dodgers we should see first pitch temperature close to 62 and dropping into the 50s through the game with more low clouds spilling in later. the big story on the "today" show after our newscast is the national heat wave, heat plus humidity bringing heat index, minneapolis to detroit, it's unbelievable. this pattern is the reason we're so cool in the west. it's locked in the pattern of high pressure to the east, trough to the west. so we actually have rain showers off to the north coast as we head through the afternoon. probably not the bay area but north of ukiah this afternoon may see a stray shower or two. highs around the bay area, 78 san jose,

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rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> more bad news for borders bookstores. it is closing for good. 399 stores will close nationwide. 10,700 people will lose their job. the liquidation process will begin friday. this is happening after they couldn't find a buyer. it filed for bankruptcy in february. there are three stores still open in the bay area. >>> one person is dead and residents very up set after an officer involved shooting this weekend in san francisco. police say 19-year-old kenneth harding ran from officers when they boarded a muni train. they were looking for evaders, that's when they remember forced to use their epiens after he opened fire. kron 4's terisa estacio talks to the police chief. >> reporter: the facts prove the officers had no choice. they had to use their weapons in the shooting this weekend where a mat was shot after a confrontation with officers for avading a fare on a muni. he laid it out, howcome rus record -- cameras recorded the shots. >> he fired at the officers under his arms. the officers returned fire, striking kenneth hard

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without authorization rob breaks in on the left side of the house. take care of the front door. and. the dealers mother is home to make her talk idea x. is one of her son. friends know we're running late always say this is the address he gave me that he moved out of the net here and he got a phone record richard. yeah i don't even know if he's going to have a cell phone i don't know. who gets a good crowd but does every word oh you know what yeah ok now you know he's wanted you told me yeah can't you do anything in the rightful tight tight of that that's a felony to start to keep a lid for that now ok so if you happen to speak to him or know when to get ahold of him it would be any way of you to let us know barbara you know i didn't ask you where he was big if you did you wouldn't tell me right now no i'm. sorry bro i didn't ask you because if you knew where he was you wouldn't tell me if i went home i knew i would tell you because i don't want to i'm going around i don't want to do with them anymore when's the last time you came through i don't even know last year his girlfrien

rob? >> miles to go still. karen, thanks for that. >>> the searing heat is turning much of the country into a sauna and is also now being blamed for nearly two dozen deaths and not looking like it will let up any time soon. heat advisories, warnings and watches have been pested more than 30 states all the way from texas to georgia. also minnesota to maine. abc's matt gutman is sweating it out in chicago. >> reporter: chicago is being called an urban heat island, the blazing sun and merciless humidity are cooking this city. sdmrits serious out here. >> reporter: it was also tortuous across half of the country and dangerous. in chicago, the heat index of 110 degrees stirred memories of 1995 when a heat wave here killed over 700 people. in these conditions the body even at rest can lose a quart of fluid an hour, and for every degree that a person's core temperature rises, the heart goes 15 beats faster per minute, and that can cause serious cardiac stress. >> you stop sweating i believe around 103, 104, okay, so y

rob and peggy? not used to being up this late it could be you have insomnia. hot weather can make you an insomniac. your body's cooling system isn't working as well so you're up all night. >> the thing that may work is to take a cool shower to help cool your body down. cool showers are oftentimes a good thing. >> sounds like a good idea. >>> as the big apple bakes, new yorkers have somewhere safe and cool to seek a little bit of refuge. 500 cooling centers have been set up across the five boroughs and they'll remain open most of the weekend. everyone is welcome to go there and cool off but officials are especially concerned about the elderly. and here's one way to beat the heat in michigan. grand rapids ice sculptor randy finch carved out ice chairs to cool off on for a good cause, part of a red cross fund-raiser to help the homeless. that looks refreshing. i'd take a seat. >> cools off one area. you need the whole effect. >> it's an important area. >>> okay, let's take a look at your friday forecas

rob you're a go. dia and his crew are certified bunty hunters they are fully authorized to carry weapons . over the top uniform has one main goal to intimidate the offender so. yeah i mean you know him better on the phone he can scam call like nobody else out there . for residents have him on a call make sure they're surrounded place and taken into custody. a lot of these cases have drugs and what their involvement with it because it's the nature of these individuals to steal and buy drugs and the more drugs they use the more drugs they need the more they got to steal the more they got to rob so i would say seventy five percent of the crimes are drug related and just. see one of the problems that i will probably go to a lot of. first dog a home of the future just mother. just. a quick glance at his files shows that he might be hiding here. the bounty hunters come in numbers and are well armed without a second thought they spread around the house. the. lawyer and the newcomer even has a weapon against

campos had just been robbed of $35,000 two weeks before his death. there is a description of the killers but no suspects are in custody. today later today the mayor will announce a deal that will replace 30 cameras inside and outside of businesses. the cameras will go to businesses that couldn't afford them. the money comes from the redevelopment agency fund. cooling up we will try to talk -- coming up we will try to talk to the woman that run's this business now. campos' wife runs the business now. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. >>> time now 6:03. a family that had just moved into the new oakland home may soon have a find another place to live. an overnight fire badly damaged their new victorian home. the fire started shortly after 10:00 p.m.. firefighters got it under control in a couple minutes but not before a lot of damage was done. >> people were moving in to the second floor today. today was move in day. we have displaced the first floor residence in a secondary unit. >> one person was treated for smoke inhalation. the investigation in

. >> allegedly i robbed two banks in boston. had always -- not necessarily dreamed, but talked about it, joked about it, robbing a bank. a lot of people i know have done it. >> authorities allege that surveillance footage shows o'reilly robbing a boston bank with a handgun and a second bank a few days later. o'reilly has pled not gill toy the bank robberies, be she does have a prior armed robbery conviction. she says she turned to robbery to support a drug habit. >> i use heroin and coke. and the way i use, i'm an animal, i don't care about anything or anyone. i don't care who i step on, who i abandon. it doesn't matter. >> o'reilly says her drug addiction has even caused her to steal from her own mother. >> i actually wrote a check. it was only 90 bucks. i called her account. she said i had overdrafted her account and now it's $150 and the fees keep piling up. my family doesn't have it like that. she gets by paycheck to paycheck and she pays for everything. who am i to take her money? she doesn't know who i am anymore. she want

about it, joked about it, robbing a bank. of people i know have done it. >> authorities allege that surveillance footage shows o'reilly robbing a boston bank with a handgun and a second bank a few days later. o'reilly pleads not guilty but does have a prior armed robbery conviction. she says she turned to robbery to support a drug addiction. >> i used heroin and coke and the way i use, i'm an animal. i don't care about anything or anyone. i don't care who i step on, who i abandon. doesn't matter. >> she says her drug addiction has caused her to steal from her own mother. >> i actually wrote a check, only $90. i call her accountant. he said, that's what she had. i said i'll write the check for $90. now it's overdrawn, like $150, the fees keep piling up. don't go like that. goes paycheck to paycheck. she doesn't know who i am. she just wants her daughter back. >> in the meantime, her mother is raising o'reilly's 2-year-old son. the good news is that her incarceration in the suffolk county jail has kept her off drugs and she has

rob, good to see you. check in with you later on. rob marciano in our weather center, watching closely for you. >> here is the quote of the day, quote, if you are the leader of the free world would you please come to the microphone and quit hiding in the basement about your proposals and come up and address the american people? is he chicken? end quote. can you guess who said this about president obama? i'll tell you after this quick break. it's 11 minutes after the hour. o positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. [ announcer ] to even skin tone who could resist the call... of america's number-one puppy food brand? with dha and essential nutrients also found in mother's milk. purina puppy chow. christi lu, christy lu, man on tv: ...rbis and 36 homers. swings at the first pitch and fouls it deep back into the stands. [ding] [fans whirring] announcer: chill raw and prepare

someone came in to rob you?s he watches the video he better understands why his dad is having trouble providing a good description of the intruder. >> he had a hoody -- black hoody on, gloves. he was pretty prepared to do something. >> turns out the bizarre tree branch attack ends up hurt more than jugal's bank account. remember, as they fell to the floor, jugal felt a sharp pain in his arm. well, at first, he refused to go to the doctor. but with his son's urging, a week after the robbery, he goes to the emergency room. the scuffle had caused two fractures. >> they put stitches here and put a blade inside to secure that. >> the robber hasn't been caught, but munish says that has never been his main concern. he's just thankful it wasn't worse. >> it was hard because you never know. something could have happened. i could be without a father anymore. >>> april 30th, 2011, las vegas, nevada. it's another convenience store robbery. this time, the thieves come in unarmed, but there are a shocking number of crooks to

did someone force him to rob the bank? >> if he was doing this just on his own, why did he use a live bomb? >> the fbi launches an investigation. they retrace wells' steps. he left mama mia's to deliver two pizzas to an address that only adds to the mystery. >> we visited the site that afternoon and evening to where he made the delivery, and that delivery was down a dirt road. and at the end of the dirt road was a radio tower. and that's all that was there. >> the next time he's seen is in the bank, demanding $250,000 with a bomb strapped to his neck. >> it's going to go off. >> this is the first time we've ever seen anything like this where somebody has actually put a live bomb around them and alleged that other people have told him to do this. and then the bomb has actually gone off and killed him. >> with so many unanswered questions, the fbi announces a $50,000 reward, but the case remains unsolved for four years. then in 2007, federal prosecutors announce indictments against two local people. they say wells was not an

eastern time. >>> let's go to rob in atlanta. churning away in the atlantic. what's the impact? >> not a whole lot. if i may say, ali, it's a little jarring to wake up to cold play. you get us going in the morning. and that's what we need at 5:00. bret is churning out to sea. it's not looking too healthy. as it stands now, it's already in the middle of the ocean. it's north of the bahamas. it's not going to bother anybody. it's moving about 6 miles an hour. unlikely to become a hurricane. >>> some low clouds and wind for strak if you're traveling there. low clouds in the new york metros. d.c. and philadelphia will see some delays as well. and the heat is on. these are the current heat indices, what it feels like right now in minneapolis and ohio. it feels like 92. that's steamy. the heat and humidity continues across much of the country especially the north and in our opinion part. those thunderstorms are going to pop in the afternoon. the heat wave is expected to continue for the next couple of days. >>> ali, you got to check th

of the online magazine spike he's also joining us from london rob it's been known for years that the news of the world has been engaged in phone hacking it had always been blamed on one or two rogue reporters so how was it allowed to go as far as it apparently has. well i mean i think the idea that it was only one or two rogue reporters was always a bit of a myth and i don't think very many people really believed that there was pressure within the news of the world to get the big score stories the big scoops. said by pretty much any means necessary. as it happens the means that they've used aren't really all that new or all that morally if you like different from from the things that local newspapers and national newspapers have been doing for a very long time talking to the police about things and maybe giving them some money for doing things or you filtering through people's trash cans or the modern equivalent is listening to their answer phone messages so that kind of things kind of war is going on before but what's different about the last few days is that it's not just celebriti

if you're not in the ac and keep coo cool. >> now he's pointing at it. >> rob, i'll catch up with you later. rob marciano on the weather center. >>> a group of gay rights activists show up at a christian clinic run by republican presidential candidate michele bachmann and her husband. >>> first, our quote of the day, my children are not in a public position. can you guess which politician said it and why? that's coming up after the break. it's eight minutes after the hour. announcer: when life's this hard, it's no wonder 7,000 students drop out every school day. visit boostup.org and help kids in your community stay in school. >>> 11 minutes after the hour. back to our quote of the day. my children are not in a public position. that is from chicago mayor rahm emanuel. he got upset after an nbc chicago reporter asked him about whether his children would go to public or private school. here is what he had to say. >> oh, mary ann, let me break the news to you, my children are not in a public position. the mayor is, and i look forward to our future interview. >> i'm done, especially after

rob is checking out the weather. the pictures from san francisco looked very nice during the word cup. >> we got the sunshine to come out. you might say the weather has a glitch stuck in this pattern. if you like the cool temperatures you probably love the weather we had around the bay area today. we managed more sun. san francisco 63, 68 in oakland, 71 san jose, 81 in gilroy. you can see a pretty good push of cool air off the ocean. a closer look at our conditions around the bay area, sunshine san jose, light jacket or sweatshirt weather this evening. not only cooler air which helps to break up the low clouds, the wind is out of the west-northwest, pumping in cool air and low clouds. here's the story as we watched oakland. lots of low clouds for the morning. as we got the cooler drier air, broke up the low clouds. got the sunshine, couldn't warm up our temperatures. even at the beaches we managed sunshine but now the low clouds will likely re-form and we'll see more drizzle. the big story throughout the week is this