scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, while we still have you, i couldn't understand the pronunciation of that bun. what was your favorite thing you tried today? >> reporter: other than the bun, i'll tell you, i am a huge fan of indian food, and the lamb and chicken curry is phenomenal. they've got it here. it's going to change your sundays, i'll tell you. >> indian correspondent scott budman from the new stadium. thank you, scott. >> certainly making my mouth water. >>> don't overwater your lawn, because it could cost you some green. the state water board wants to impose fines on homeowners who tend to use half their water on their yards. they're proposing fines up to $500 a day for people who use too much water on their front lawns. those who have fountains that don't recirculate water. and people who wash their vehicles with hoses that have no automatic shutoff. if the board approves the mandatory measures next tuesday, they'll stay in place for nine months. the green lawn may be the latest casual in the drought emergency. but there's not giving up without a fight. how some are reso

i'm scott budman in watsonville. coming up, looking into the mystery of why they are here. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, thick fog continues to roll across san francisco right now. we have more on the way for saturday. we'll let you know what this fog will mean for your weekend forecast coming up and where some of the best weather is expected in just a few minutes. >>> then at 6:00, earthquake hot spots. >> we live in earthquake country, and it's wise to be educated and informed. >> the places in the bay area with the greater risk than previously thought. that's new at 6:00. >>> an update now on several wildfires burning in washington state. fires have destroyed as many as 100 homes and is moving fast on more. the fire is burning in north central part of the state. lightning sparked four different fires monday night and now because of dry, windy conditions, they cover about 28 square miles. a town, as well as nearby hospital evacuated last night. >>> the children of an innocent woman killed

. >>> also -- >> i'm scott budman. tech companies say they can't find enough female techies to hire. well, we can. we've got a report coming up from the bloggers conference just ahead. >>> live at levi stadium where season ticketholders are getting a tour of the facility and perhaps sticker shock at the cost of food. that's coming up next. >>> then at 6:00, suspended for fighting on a bay area campus. >> she should not have a violent altercation on her record for defending herself against two attackers. >> but now the girl's parents are squaring off in a much different kind of fight. that's new at 6:00. >>> call it a win for cell phone users, congress passed a bill that allows you to take your cell phone from one carrier to another. a software setting usually restricts a phone to one carrier. carriers can give you the code to change it, but have been reluctant to do so. even though you can transfer phones now, the bill does not prevent carriers from charging cancellation fees. president obama says he plans to sign it i

our business and tech supporter scott budman joins us with the news, scott? >> reporter: raj, the concern here is that terrorists may try to use mobile devices as explosive devices, so if you're flying into the u.s., plan to charge up and turn on before you board the plane. look around any airport and you'll see a ton of mobile devices powered up so we can talk or play on them. now for security reasons, you might want to leave them powered on before you board your next flight. >> there's a broader concern that al qaeda is trying to move into new ways of attacking airliners. >> reporter: using our mobile devices. so on certain flights into the u.s., tsa says they'll make you turn on your phone or tablet to make sure it's not being used as an explosive device. >> perfectly reasonable. phones are on all the time anyway, it's a safety precaution that's pretty easy to flip on a switch, sure. >> reporter: which means we'll have to charge up before we fly, so expt to see more plugs in airports. >> we can certainly see airlines being more vigilant in offering powerin

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> looks good. did you see the cup cakes? you go back to the food they had. >> mean to do when you're hungry. >> coming up next, high end shops in union square closed for business. we'll show you the damage caused by flooding. >> i'm live in san jose. the san jose sharks are planning to add ice to clean up. more about the controversy coming up. >>> nbc day area news starts now. >>> good evening, to you, i'm peggy bunker. >>> and they're following a story in the east bay, crews battling a fire. several people were evacuated but they're back in. the fire broke out off highway 12 near beck avenue. as the fire grew near james avenue, it went in all directio f

scott budman has the story. a way to protect your information in your online accounts. scott? >> reporter: that's right, janelle, the website is stub hub owned by san jose e-commerce giant ebay. russian hackers were able to access stub hub and break in using e-mails and accounts that were taken when they were able to get stub hub passwords. so they went in and bought tickets to yankee games, broadway shows, and justin timberlake concerts using the user accounts. they resold the tickets for a profit. now seven people have been arrested. what the district attorney called an international cyber crime ring. the money has been paid back to stub hub users, and the bay area man who started the investigation told us he noticed suspicious activity while he was working at stub hub. >> just a large number of customer accounts being touched and transactions occurring on them. as soon as that was detected, they would have -- we kicked off an investigation. >> reporter: it's worth noting that hackers didn't break into stub hub, they were able to pose as stub hub users by stealing passwords.

. >>> i'm scott budman. we take you inside industrial light and magic where a brand new summer blockbuster leads to hundreds of new jobs for the bay area. did you hear about the abominable ice cream man? what's that? he's a crazy ice cream eating monster who loves creamy delicious tillamook ice cream. (whispering) seriously? (door creaks) he's fast. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >>> oh, my god! >> pretty intense, maybe you saw it over the weekend. the new, big, summer blockbuster. the hit movie transformers. it's not just a hollywood success. transformers was made in many parts or designed, if you will, hear in the bay area. and a story you'll see only on nbc. scott budman joins us from campbell. and the red carpet starts right where you are. >> reporter: that's pretty much right. and it is a green carpet with all the money that was made and jobs created, because transformers putz more special effects onto the big screen than any movie that came before it. that's a loot of tech

. >>> i'm scott budman. coming up, why new security concerns about our mobile devices could soon lead to more charging stations at airports. >>> i'm marianne favro, live where a fire ripped through a nationally acclaimed restaurant. coming up, find out what investigators say happened. >>> up in flames. a world famous south bay restaurant catches on fire. now many are already asking when it will re-open. investigators meanwhile are trying to figure out how this started. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in los gatos where the owner stopped by a few minutes ago to assess the damage. >> reporter: he is devastated by the fire but does plan to re-open at this location. investigators say the fire started outside of the restaurant by the gas meter and took seconds to climb up to the roof. flames attacked the outside of the restaurant before 4:00 this morning, quickly climbing to the roof. investigators say the two-alarm fire started near an outside gas meter, causing it to malfunction. >> it made the fire bigge

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> there is a useful app for sure. apartment list is just rolling out this new feature. there are only a few hundred apartment complexes in the whole bay area that have the feature. the company says that they will be adding more soon. >>> coming up, his family is known for wine. but mark mondavia is making headlines for water. >> i charge $500. and there's no guarantees. although i'm more than 95% successful. >> his controversial method to help farms and wineries beat the drought. >>> parts of keithsburg, illinois, are under water. it's located along the mississippi river, has a history of flooding. residents and inmates there spent the week sandbagging in preparation for all this water. yet the river crested at more than 22 feet. an area of campground and boat club are under water but officials say the majority of the hopes ended up staying pretty dry. the town has improved its levee structure over the years to help prevent future flooding. this is a thing there. >>> from too much water to no water, our drought has fa

. >>> i'm scott budman with a mystery on a watsonville beach. why did two tons of fish suddenly wash up on shore? >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. dark, thick clouds rolling across the san francisco bay. we'll she you what this means for the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. for the freshest produce you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. that's why safeway works with over 150 local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered daily to safeway. so there's more local produce to love. like this week, locally grown g&s farms sweet corn is just 8 for $2.00. safeway, ingredients for life. >>> this was no ordinary discovery. right there on the beach, a disturbing find. two tons of dead fish. and right now there are no answers on how and why they washed up onshore. this is at watsonville. let's bring in scott budman with this bizarre story. >> reporter: they're called white kroekers, and they take up a pretty wide swath. the big question is, why are th

i'm scott budman, complete with tweets. coming up, hillary clinton meets her fans virtually. >>> hundreds of people in pleasanton are without running water tonight, but it doesn't have anything to do with the drought. why people are filling up water from the pool just to flush their toilets. >>> and we're seeing temperatures mostly in the 70s right now, but we continue to see unusually high humidity levels. tropical moisture may fire up summer showers. that in your forecast straight ahead. >>> then at 6:00, a small south bay community fights back. >> we want jobs, but not at the safety of our children. >> the bold move to stop a giant corporation from making their residential neighborhood feel like an industrial zone. that's new at 6:00. for the freshest produce you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. that's why safeway works with over 150 local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered daily to safeway. so there's more loca

scott budman reporting there. thank you for that, scott.ayeda with your microclimate forecast. he is a special guy. 95. >> yes. it is a great story there. weather shaping up nice. especially around the south bay, we saw clear skies. san francisco we're seeing red white and blue out there, but the white is courtesy of the fog there over downtown right flow. you can see the beacon lit across the transamerica tower there overlooking downtown. but we've got lots of low clouds right now. over san francisco, in some of that may drop some mists for tomorrow morning. you can see from the east bay too, from emeryville, low clouds starting to spread across the bay. so we've had a sea breeze throughout the evening, which helped to bring in some of the low clouds across the bay right now. wind speed starting to back off a bit. but at least for the start of the weekend, we'll see a strong enough sea breeze to keep our temperatures from getting too hot. and the breeze is actually good news for air quality. at least to start the weekend, moderate. all the

scott budman, today in the bay. >> first game is going to be august 17th against the denver broncos. we are all excited. >> coming up quickly. >> your outdoor experience could really run the gam et from drizzly to hot. >> is right now all across the bay area, waking up to low clouds and misty skies. dublin seeing mist as well. ch 59 in san jose. 58 around the east bay. san francisco at 56 degrees. in the afternoon valley temperatures will start to heat on up. if you're going to head out to the giants game, should see temperatures in the upper 60s. but misty skies through lunchtime. and partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. the sea breeze will be ha little less strong for places inland. that will weaken as the high pressure builds up. despite misty skies and a lot of fog in the bay area, not just in typical spots like san francisco and the north bay, but spreading to livermore and patches of low clouds closer to san jose. so in the afternoon, some of the preview of our temperatures, san jose climbing to the low 80s after the clouds break up. another location closer to 90. but look at

scott budman joins us.here's no shortage of women in high tech, at least not here not now. >> reporter: the blogger conference features 4,000 women who blog, who code, and who make a living with their computer skills. and they say, sure, they'd love a job with a tech company. dozens of people lined up to meet a blogger. a blogger they can read online anytime. it shows how powerful a widely read writer can be. and, oh, if you look around this room, you'll see how powerful women can be. >> we have actual wires coming out of our handbags because we're so well-connected. >> reporter: they're the women of the blogger conference. and if you hear tech companies say they can't find qualified women to hire -- >> if they would come here and look around, they would see women of all manner of technical expertise and knowledge and that is entirely untrue. >> we have 150 to 200 women speakers here at this conference, across every discipline and across every skill. and you know what? if i want to find them, i don't find i

scott budman, "today in the bay." >>> this isn't movie watching weather, though. good day to be outside, rob? >> for most of the bay area nice to be outside. in the tri-valley, movie might be nice. free air conditioning. things will be heating up. upper 90s in some of the warmest places, pleasanton, liver more, south of san jose. this morning, you can see clear skies around the south bay. partly cloudy up the peninsula. mostly cloudy skies around the oakland coliseum and around the golden gate bridge this morning, high pressure squishing down the low clouds right to the bridge deck there on the golden gate bridge. dense fog and mist is what you're finding there. later on early in the afternoon around oakland, we should see some clearing about 65 degrees around that first pitch time after actually 1:00 this afternoon. we'll see temperatures in the mid to upper 069s arou60s aroun. sea breeze is out there, running weaker than yesterday. inland temperatures especially will really see those numbers climb on up. there's a look at the fog right now. san francisco over to

. >>> i'm scott budman. you know the rental market is crazy here in the bay area. coming up, we have a piece of mobile technology that can give you an advantage when you're trying to find a place to live. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> right now at 6:30, the latest from that napa county fire. it is growing larger. this is day two, and there's not much progress. federal aid is on the way to help fund the 1,000 firefighters that could be battling this fire for several more days. this evening it's getting worse because of the wind. this is near wine country, but no wineries are actually threatened. nearly 6 square miles have already been burned. jeff ranieri is with us, but we begin with mark matthews with the very latest fr

scott budman takes us behind the scenes. scott? >> jessica and raj, 56 matches and some either break. here's some of what we learned. more than 1.5 billion related searches as soccer fans all over the world turn to the net for their latest fix. it's a room full of tech workers getting paid to watch soccer. >> this is the google world cup war room. >> reporter: but these googlers were also extracting every possible piece of data to fied hungry soccer fans. all in one place, all with one goal -- pump out enough information to turn all of us into soccer geeks. >> this is a first for us to really look at these kinds of trends, looking at real time moments throughout all the games. looking at the quirky and unexpected, surprising trends coning out of the game. >> reporter: you may have noticed all those google doodles. they're updated for each world cup match straight from brazil. click on it and you're dialed into information about both sides and countries. they're tracking everything on all sorts of screens. >> people don't think amer

. >>> i'm scott budman, business, technology, and football. opening ceremonies for levi stadium, coming up. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. thick fog rolls into sfrangsz san francisco. ends with southwest 14 miles per hour. we'll show you how that's going to impact tomorrow's forecast. >>> an extreme response to a case of road rage. officers say a man shot a driver who followed him back to his house. it started before noon today as both men drove recklessly along paradise drive, according to police. they got into a fight at one man's home near robin drive. this is a quiet neighborhood near marin country day school. christie smith is there this evening with an update. >> good evening to you, raj. the man is being booked into the marin county jail after police say that he pulled a gun on a man in his own driveway. they say it started a little bit earlier when one man believed the other man had cut one of them off. maybe just a mile away from his home. that 71-year-old ended up shooting him. central marin police identified t

. >>> i'm scott budman, could you get paid to post? coming up, the social net working startup that wants to show you the money. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. rare july raindrops over the next 24 hours. check it out, not only windy but cloudy. we'll let you know what all this means for your forecast tomorrow, coming up in a few minutes. ♪ 737. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69 one-way. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now at southwest.com. ♪ >>> check it out. san jose has a new walmart, but this time it's the opposite of a super store. it's called a walmart neighborhood market. it's about a quarter size of your typical walmart. the store opened on stevens creek boulevard. that's where the circuit city used to be. the focus here, groceries. walmart says the store has created nearly 100 jobs and uses the latest in green technology to stay energy efficien

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> legislation scott was talking about was originally proposed back in 2003 by california senator barbara boxer, also anti-missile technology has been in development by lockheed martin at a bay area location. >>> a manhunt happening right now in philadelphia for two alleged carjackers, police say they mowed down a whole family killing three children. tonight their mother is fighting for her life. kristen dahlgren shows us the growing memorial to the young lives lost. >> reporter: in philadelphia saturday might, a community came together to mourn. >> it's a tragedy. touches my heart. cried all day yesterday. >> reporter: even those who didn't know the family touched by the deadly crash. >> they were younger kids. i'm a parent myself. and it's just a senseless horrible event. >> reporter: 7-year-old terrence moore, his 10-year-old boy thomas and their 15ed-year-old sister, keara, were all killed. mowed down friday afternoon when police say two carjackers lost control of an suv they had just stolen. mom keisha williams as well as a family friend and the

i'm scott budman. coming up, what some people want to see on board passenger jets. >>> three women are dead and one is still missing. police say they all have the same boyfriend. now the question is, was he a serial killer? i'm michelle roberts, and that story is coming up. >>> new at 6:30. this man was shot and killed by sunnyvale police back in joo unbut there's more to this story. is he is serial killer? glen griggs will never be prosecuted for his crimes but the families of several women are desperate for some answers. did he kill them? four suspicious deaths are linked to griggs. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is in sunnyvale at the garbage processing center where one of his possible victims was found dead. >> back in 2006 the woman's body was found here at this facility and now people are wondering if this death was linked to three others, other women who shared the same boyfriend. glen griggs was a sunnyvale mechanic. a man who, for the most part, flew under police radar until last month. his g

scott budman got the first look. >> reporter: social networks are super popular. just about all of us are on at least one. and we willingly post a ton of our personal information, which helps the social networking companies make a lot of money while we, sharing all that data, make no money. >> as we were reading that, a lot of social networks are basically creating the large's largest unpaid workforces. >> reporter: so a bay area start-up is doing something different. it started a social network where you share their ad revenue if people like your post. >> every user that posts something is compensated based off their likes, views and comments. >> reporter: an interesting idea. they figure, advertisers love it when we share with them. so why don't they pay us for sharing? >> feeling pretty optimistic about it. sounds like it might be very well received. and really active content sharers would well commit. >> reporter: it's still a small start-up with boxes, party supplies and air hockey. >> who do we compete with? we don't say we're going to take down facebook or

scott budman is live with how the operation was uncovered and how can you protect yourself?reporter: stub hub, after all is the world's largest ticket-selling company, which makes it an attractive target for hackers, some of whom launched a ring to steal and scalp more than a million dollars of tix ets. from the rams to justin timberlake and jay sooechl. $1.6 million in tickets stolen and re-sold when russian hackers broke into ebay's ticket selling giant, stub hub. >> those tickets from resold and laundered through a global network of accomplices in the united states, united kingdom, russia and canada. >> reporter: seven arrests were made in what's being called an international seeker crime ring, a ring that started when people stole passwords from stub hub users. >> once they got in, they had access to all

just a hollywood movie, it's a local job creator and a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, scott budman shows us how the red carpet landed here. he joins us live with more tonight. >> reporter: well, hey, janelle and raj. as if you need another reason to love big summer blockbuster movies like "transformers," i give you job creation. because the bay area leads the league in special effects. the latest "transformers" movie pulled in $100 million during its opening weekend in theaters, but even before that, it pulled in hundreds of new jobs. >> you know, once we realized we need more bodies, we'll just go out and, you know, try to hire as many people as it's going to take to finish the film. >> reporter: his title is destruction specialist at industrial light and magic. it's the bay area special effects giant that created all the effects you see during "transformers," a movie that required the big hollywood studios to look north and hire bay area high-tech effects specialists. >> i think a lot of clients from l.a. do come up here because of, you know, the level of detail and the quality t

tonight at 6:00, our business and tech reporter scott budman looks into what might be next for apple and its fans. >>> the crackdown began today. no sleeping or lying down at bart stations. our cameras were there this morning when bart police told one man here that he had to get up at the powell street station in san francisco. police say this new policy is a safety measure. it's a way to ensure the long corridors can be evacuated in four to six minutes during an emergency. the first offense is a verbal warning, second is a citation with no fine. the third offense is a court appearance that could lead to a fine or jail. >>> people may soon be able to ride horses through los altos city streets. the city council is expected to amend the ban on large animals during tonight's cityouncil meeting. the vote comes after a couple asked the city back in february if they can conduct an indian tradition of having the groom ride into the ceremony on a white horse. the city council unanimously approved the request at the time but only as a one-time thing. >> we're in a difficult situation because

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> now if you need nor reasons to change your password from site to site, take a look at the sites recently hacked, they include target, walgreens, nordstrom and michael's, and payp paypal. >>> an oakland mother who left her kids in the car while she gambled is in legal trouble. she left her kids in the car and went to place her bets. today she was charged with two counts of child endangerment. her kids are in protective custody. >>> scary moments at six flags in vallejo when a small brush fire broke out. an ember from the brush fire landed on the roof of the thrilla, grilla ride. several rides were shut down as a precaution. and the birds from an exhibit were moved. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> president obama in l.a. tonight after spending the day fund-raising in the bay area. he arrived at l.a.x. and the fund-raiser is co-hosted by kerry washington. earlier today he was in llos al hills. >> reporter: there was quite the party at the home behind me. it was the first of two fund-raisers. he came down here for lunch. about 90 people attended the e

scott budman is at the los gatos apple store. >> reporter: the kwp socompany more than 35 million iphones over the last several months. that's enough to raise cash and satisfy investors, but apple's fans say they want something new now. apple users have steadily bought iphone and ipad upgrades for years now, but apple watchers say steady isn't good enough. >> i think what people want is they want apple to lead again. >> reporter: that is boost its bottom line by bringing sexy products back and by delivering something customers haven't seen before. >> they go to apple because apple gives them a certain amount of status. it is the product like porsche, being ahead of the pack. >> reporter: and it's not just customers waiting on the next new thing. customers like loop, which makes payment software and cases for iphones are part of the ecosystem of companies that get a boost from new apple gear. >> and that's going to cause apple to sell a lot more units. there's going to be lots of trade ins on iphone 4s and 3s that might be out there. so their business is going to continue to grow. and our

. >> scott budman inside levis stadium. remember when game time food meant a dog and a beer?hese, but there's so much more. coming up, a food tour for bay area football fans. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri. a beautiful day across the bay. and right now in palo alto, sunny skies and 73. we'll talk about a cool down in the forecast and how much lower those temperature also go, plus when the temperatures will surge and when we could get close to 100 in a few minutes. >>> this police dog showing off her law enforcement skills along with her new uniform. all of san francisco's k-9 officers are being equipped with body armor. it protects vital organs. the vests retail for $1500 and there will be a fund-raiser this weekend to outfit even more k-9 dogs. >>> parking on the peninsula is about to get more expensive. parking rates in redwood city doubled this morning from 50 cents an hour to $1 per hour. they are hoping this will leave more spaces open for customers and visitors. however, the hike will bring in more than $900,000 a year in revenue. the meters are all around the city center aro

scott budman joins us. >> reporter: we have the live #askhillary. a lot of people participating and asking questions. and answers on clinton's facebook page as well. evidence of a new way for politicians, and possibly presidential candidates to reach out to the masses. not all visitors to facebook were there to take pictures of each other. among those stopping by the social network, hillary clinton. the former secretary of state hitting both facebook and getter for in-house q&a sessions, choosing to via social media. >> i'll a bit of a, i guess i'm a modern day feminist in some ways, and it's nice to see her supportive of social media and social technology. >> i think it's a great way to network with people. >> reporter: would you network with her on facebook? >> sure, why not. >> reporter: with millions of followers, it makes sense for someone like clinton and possible presidential challenger, chris christie, who made an earlier facebook trip to communicate online. >> i think we are in the midst of the change, the change is coming, happening, you k

we're reporting live this evening from downtown san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> the stock market may be sliding a bit, but california is rebounding. our state is considered the eighth largest economy in the world. it's a slight dip from years past. a decade ago we were considered the fifth largest economy in the world. california is now growing so fast we're on track to pass brazil, and we're closing in on the united kingdom and france. the countries with the largest economies are the u.s., china, japan and germany. >>> still ahead, a man invades a bay area home with two children inside. >>> and a fire forced a popular bay area restaurant to close, but today, the chef revealed how you can still enjoy the food. plus -- >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. a live look across oakland right now and relatively clear skies if you're heading out to the coliseum tonight. 64 degrees. make sure to take that jacket. we'll have more on your forecast and the typhoon hitting japan in the full weather. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot d

scott budman, today in the bay. >> what a beautiful weekend to celebrate independence day.let's check in with meteorologist christina loren standing by with what's more to come. >> you know, vicky, we are the envy of the entire nation. it's hot down in southern california. they had to deal with arthur on the east coast. for us, just perfection. we had a clear shot of a fireworks last night from san francisco, thank goodness. 58 degrees now in the south bay, 57 on the east show. maybe you're from out of town, what a gorgeous weekend you to . san jose, a beautiful start, low clouds cooling us off later on today, even when the sup breaks through the clouds. throughout the next couple hours, still, we are looking towards the low to mid 80s, and that's it. hayes valley, overcast sky in san francisco, and i'll show you the difference in sunol right now. completely clear out there. it's a hot spot. temperatures today in the low 90s. the reason why is because we'll keep low clouds confined to the immediate coastment inland spots burn off early, and as a result of that, temperatures

reporting live, scott budman, nbc bay area news. play ball the oakland as may be staying put after all. you are looking at a live picture right now where the first placed as are taking on the blue jays. it started about four minutes ago. now, they took a bold play and an e-mail from the team owner to sway the vote today. >> that e-mail is helping oakland leaders to approve the deal on the table or the mlb would let the as walk out of town. we are live at coliseum tonight with some tactics that have upset some people. >> reporter: that's right. the game is about to start here, jessica. the fight a little bit earlier this morning. some say this deal was not a good one for the city and that threats are no way to negotiate. but one city leader we spoke to today who voted for this deal says he had no choice. the mlb is willing to allow the team to move, it would be the city that strikes out. the vote came down 6-2. the coliseum board comprised of city approving a lease deal for the oakland as at coliseum. >> today we took a historic step