nbc bay area's monty francis joins us live from city hall now. monte? >> reporter: marla, good morning, there was a real sense of jubilation as the supreme court handed down these rulings this morning and hundreds of people were here to celebrate the news. in the city hall row town dark the crowd learned that the supreme court struck down the defense of marriage act, or doma. that was followed by several minutes of nervous anticipation before the prop 8 ruling was announced, apparently clearing the way for same-sex marriages to resume in california. >> relief and just overwhelming joy. >> reporter: danielle fernandez and janine singer are a couple and also work together as wedding photographers. they say the rulings benefit them and their livelihood. >> it's long time coming so it just feels like it's about it damn time. so, it's really good. i feel really happy about it. >> reporter: 87-year-old phyllis lion was first to be married by then-san francisco mayor gill when newsome started issuing licenses to same-sex couples in 2004. she says she is happy

robert handa joins us live where fireworks are about to go on sale. that has firefighters nervous. >> reporter: certainly apprehensive. they might have good reason. we in gil roy. we're getting a feel for the combination that has people dreading what's going to happen. fireworks, dry conditions and the hot weather. it has been a busy fire season for cal fire. today the south bay unit swarmed the storage building fire. especially because it was near a dry open field. the heat has wiped out benefits from our recent rain. >> most of that humidity and moisture is gone now due to the heat. it's drying out. the easier for things to ignite. >> reporter: the heat wave comes as groups in gilroy set up to sell fireworks monday. the hot weather has them more concerned about neighborhood fireworks. >> it's a good thing they can have fun. at the same time, parents have to be around them. they have to have like water or something so if fire occurs they can turn it off. >> people are in close. families, sometimes there's alcohol involved. and so the public safety is

. >> that storm chaser brandon sullivan is joining us live on o the phone right now. good morning, brandon. >> good morning. >> tell us what your experience was last night. >> it was pretty frightening. it was scary there for just a little bit. you know, we got a lot of damage to the car but ultimately i guess it could have been a lot worse. >> we understand there was quite a bit of warning for a lot of this and people trying to get out and other people trying to go towards the area along the major highway arteries there. people were trying to get out of the way. how much of a heads up did you have to start heading towards the storms? >> you know, the national weather service in norman, they he did a great job, storm prediction center. they were predicting the storms quite a few days in advance even last week they were talking about this. you know, we woke up this morning and we just kind of hung around before we headed that way in the early afternoon and they issued the tornado warning well before the tornado happened and we just waited from there. >> brandon, when yo

learned of financial operations at a south african company légion ned to eleven years ago she joins us liveto tell us more about her experience as a whistleblower wendy if you get here it's good to have you with us on our what consequences i did you suffer after releasing a company details. is that question for me yes wendy are you can you hear us you live on r t. i can hear it's a very distorted law and so i'm going to do my best to answer the questions as you ask them fantastic you were a whistleblower to what kind of consequences did you suffer. ok are i believe the whistle in the year two thousand in what's known as the biggest corporate connection south african history. i suffered some dire consequences as a result of telling the truth and one of them was really intriguing into a war of attrition with the individuals that had. done the corrupt deals. and i lost my job from that company. and i received a number of death threats that were all anonymous mainly through telephonic conversations but also through e-mail. and ultimately i felt that it was necessary to leave south africa and pu

tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c. with the latest on his trip. >> reporter: we still don't know for sure if that visit will happen. but we got word from our colleagues on the plane with president obama that he made some comments about it on air force one. he's over africa headed to south africa from senegal, the president saying his message there will draw on the lessons he learned from mandela's life. we'll see what the situation is when we land, seemingly,9)úñ suggesting they have not yet made a decision on whether or not he'll visit mandela. he says i don't need a photo opinion, the last thing i want to do is be intrusive. he talks about wanting to make sure the family knows they appreciate the contributions that mandela has made to south africa. if, in fact, that visit will

cate caugiran joins us live in oakland with the very latest on their strike. cate. >> reporter: frank, you know, it wasn't anything we were expecting when we heard the news that local city workers from unions local 21 and sci 1020 say they plan to walk off next monday. union workers told me this move came after 15 weeks of "unsuccessful negotiations with the city." for local 21, this is the first time in its history they are calling for a strike but workers say this should not come as a surprise. the union took a strike vote two weeks ago and gave their notice to the city yesterday. [ inaudible ] i want to say we are proud to show our true colors standing here in blue. we will be on strike monday, july 1. >> reporter: union workers claim they have made several concessions and cutbacks in the back, pension, healthcare, possibly wages. workers say with the economy improving, this should not be an issue. the unions are meeting with city leaders as we speak and they will be meeting with them throughout the day. both of them want to find an agreement before next mo

abc 7 news joins us live from sacramento with more on senate bill 606. nanette? >> well, halle barry says to cast aside celebrity status to look at her as a mom she wants children to feel safe. frustrated she calls torment the paparazzi inflicted on her 5-year-old daugtder she brought star pou to a proposal to crack down on aggressive behavior to photograph a public figure's chill. she showed lawmakers photos of a recent insid dent at lax with the child upset at group the little girl calls the men. >> i have to yell she's a child leave my child alone. my daughter sobbing and says to me mommy are they going to kill us? are they trying to kill us?. >> there is a law protecting children of employee who's work in places where abortions are performed. >> the law provided for weak penalties. >> senator proposes to increase fines to $10,000 and allow civil law snuts cases where children are harassed because of their parents occupation. >> i'm here to protect rights to take pictures and free speech. >> media and motion picture association oppose the bill because there ar

sue live for us . pg and e have turned off power in the house but the electricity remains on in the rest of the neighborhood. >>> and new this morning, rather unusual weather for northern california. >> there was thunder and lightning overnight. this is a look from our sister station in west sacramento. a lightning strike sparked a grass fire overnight. and here's a lightning strike sent in from reno. pretty amazing pictures there. high speed camera to catch those. >> camera pointed in the right direction at the right time. we're not done just yet. could see more lightning strikes. hundreds in the bay area. some of the heaviest amounts have moved off shore. brought us some of the thunder storms are rotating outside. we're not done just yet. on our radar, numerous strikes o the north bay. continuing to see some of those. we've seen cells through there as well. mostly cloudy skies. a chance of a few scattered light showers. the temperatures mild this morning in the 50s and 60s. this all winds down this m

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stay with us. live look outside.and livermore is one to be downright toasty there today. the high will be 106 degrees today and livermore. we'll be back an excessive he won a has been issued by the national weather service and will not expire until tuesday. >> it will be another scorcher here today high in the triple digits. >> we are waking up to plenty of sunshine out there this morning. >> we're already seeing some seven days out there. >> 70 degrees are ready livermore appeared >> upper 60s in san jose and napa. >> this afternoon it is one to be another scorcher. 1054 fairfield. wahl 64 antioch. >> triple digits in the north the bay. >> mid '80s for downtown san francisco. >> this evening there will be in the '90s and fairfield. >> the upper 80s in concord appeared low eighties for san jose. >> marty back to. some same-sex couples in san francisco lost no time yesterday. marriage was once again legal, dozens rushed to citythis was the scene after the in california. to take their place in the history books. >>i sa

ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live toicks plain what this all -- live to explain what this all means to commuters. >> reporter: one of the unions is meeting here. we're at the oakland coliseum. they are behind closed doors trying to figure out if they will be striking. they will be counting the votes at 10:00 tonight. this has been a particularly contentious contract negotiation periods, issues that are being hammered out, salary increase, medical benefits and pension. the union has even filed a lawsuit accusing b.a.r.t. of refusing to budge on safety issues. if the two sides don't come together, b.a.r.t. operators and station agents could walk off the job, essentially shutting down the entire system. >> we have issues of health and safety that are paramount to our contract proposals. b.a.r.t. is ignoring those issues. they are telling us we're not interested in bargaining on that. >> it doesn't mean that they are now going to go on a strike and with we hope -- and we hope it doesn't get to the point. we're hoping there is a deal made before we have a work stoppage and really shut do

correspondent is joining us live from london. the reaction is coming thick and fast. >> there has been furious reaction in europe to the story to bring our viewers up to speed with a story, it is coming in the german weekly news magazine which claims to have seen a document dated september of 2010 from the american national security agency, the nsa. they say they got ahold of part of the document links to edward snowden. according to the document, they are reporting the nsa targeted the u.s. offices in washington -- the e.u. offices in washington and new york and maybe even targeted e you buildings in brussels. it involved in planting of microphones and the infiltration of the computer network in each of the offices so the nsa could gain access to e-mails and other conversations inside. among theut the cat pigeons diplomatically. the e.u. and america are supposedly allies, at least on the surface. let's look at the reaction from europe today. the german justice minister has immediately and extensively explained by the american si

jane king joins us live with our bloomberg business report. good morning. >> bank of america is being sued by homeowners that didn't get the home owner modifications. allegations.ce the bank of america rewarded staff with cash bonuses of $500 and restaurant gift cards. the incentives moved workers to improperly rejected applicants from the program. there is a shortage of truck drivers that is expected to get worse next month. truckers will have to pull over after 70 hours of driving a week. rainout the industry is short 25,000 drivers. all major averages were lower on friday. the fed was urged to manage their exit from stimulus programs. futures this morning are looking strong. album will beng 1 million galaxy users. iphone users will have to wait longer. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. ry we're starting the day d around baltimore. some light showers into the lower eastern shore, and that includes ocean city. maybe a brief little thunderstorm. t

ktvu consumer editor tom vicar joins us live from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. tom? >> reporter: fair question, is it a bargaining tactic or an omen of the coming consumer catastrophe? a near unanimous stroke by two unions representing if00 b.a.r.t. workers would -- of 2300 b.a.r.t. workers would shut down which serves 400,000 riders every day. >> we want you at the table negotiating with the district. we did not want to strike. >> we hope this vote tells them we're serious about bargaining. we'll be at the table. >> reporter: this has been a tactic used in each of the last three contracts to put pressure on the b.a.r.t. board to strike a deal. the last b.a.r.t. walkout, a 16 had i stoppage was a nightmare for the region and the economy. >> we think there's a deal to be had of june 30th. we hope it doesn't get to the point where we have to get to a work stoppage and shut down the bay area. we'll have more at 5:00, tom vaccaro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it's a -- big changes with our weather pattern. yesterday, we had heavy rain up in parts of the north bay. today still

abc's devon da wiper join us live from washington, d.c. to explain what's behind this wall street shakeup. good morning, devon. >> reporter: hey, good morning, katie. after that huge selloff yesterday, u.s. stock futures rose overnight. experts are telling us to get used to these ups and downs. it's shaping up to be a volatile summer on wall street. it's been a turbulent week for american 401(k)s and it's not over yet. overnight, markets in europe and asia bounced back from heavy losses, one day after wall street saw its worst day all year. >> it's like a perfect storm out there this week. >> reporter: investors say the storm is, in part, because of some good news about the economy. last month, employers added 175,000 new jobs with unemployment expected to fall below 7% next year. existing home sales are also picking up, posting their best month in 3 1/2 years. but recovery from recession mean he is the federal reserve could pull back on its stimulus pro, which has pumped billions into the system to help drive growth. >> our economy is gett

us here in our team today. now you can follow all the latest developments on tokyo's unrest online we've called the live coverage the activists we've got the best pictures from the scenes some of them are rather graphic as well fire them with our last call. part of your stay with us here on r.t. in a moment we'll tell you why guantanamo bay is staying open and how one of america's largest mobile networks is routinely handing over telephone records straight from the government. the civilized world produces more food than it needs. well people die of hunger in other countries. millions of victims every year. where a meal is the most value trade. is flood or droughts to blame. them it was a bad year without a train. we couldn't plods anything. there was great hunger. was a good help comes too late and without good intentions. charity diplomacy and business model to. artie's coming to you live from moscow with me war received millions of americans are reportedly having their phone records seized without their knowledge the u.s. national security agency has allegedly secretly forged risin one of the nation's biggest

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he'll join us live momentarily from hong kong. >>> meanwhile, jury selection begins in the trial of georgemerman charged with the shootinging death of trayvon martin, which sparked a national debate on the use of guns. george howell joins us live. >> reporter: starting out, it will take a pool of 500 po tepgs jurors, then nar eyeirowing than to six jurors and five alternates. the goal to find a group that has not been influenced by the coverage in florida. was it a case of murder or self defense? those are the questions jurors will face in the case against george zimmerman. february 26th, 2012, the then neighborhood watch captain called police to report a teenager who he described as suspicious. what's in question is whether zimmerman pursued after a dispatcher told him not to. the one thing that is clear is there was a confrontation. 911 calls record someone in the background screaming for help. then you hear the fatal shot. >> i don't know why i think they're yelling help, but i don't know. >> so you think he's yelling help? >> yes. [ gunshot ] >> the victim was 17-year-old trayvon marti

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pat collins joins us live now in northwest to show us what happened and why neighbors are so concerned. pat? >> reporter: this bizarre attack happened around 10:00 in the morning. but why this woman? why this house? why that neighborhood? police, they're working the case. it happened in forest hills. a neighborhood of mansion-sized houses, iron fences, manicured lawns. >> i never heard a cry beyond the sound of loose change. >> dig any tadignitaries and po brokers. it's not uncommon to see police stationed outside houses. forest hills, a stranger to crime like this. >> i've never heard anything like that happening in this neighborhood. it's very safe. >> a home on chesapeake street. >> sources tell the story this way. a man knocks on the front door of the house. you can still see the fingerprint dust on that door today. the man says he has a package he wants to deliver, and when a woman opens the door, he comes after her, sprays her with pepper spray, goes after her with a taser. tries to handcuff her. he touches her inappropriately. hits her in the face, she had some broken bones here

ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live in east palo alto now to tell us more about the work that was just completed. janine? >> reporter: dave, people who i spoke to this morning who live near the creek here say they are relieved that some of this first phase of repairs isen to. this is a very -- repairs is done. now, they've put down mesh and concrete to prevent what happened last christmas. there was torrential rainfall and it caused major flooding in various neighborhoods in east palo alto and palo alto. the levee overflowed and fail and mud and debris came down and threatened pg&e's infrastructure. governor brown called a state of emergency so east palo alto could qualify for state funds. in the hirst phase of work, the slope of the creek has been shored up. workers used mesh and rock and installed a new concrete dike and that cost about $165,000. there are still some weak points where high water can seep through. repairs still need to be done on university avenue. you are looking at woodland avenue. they've actually just finished resurfacing this whole street. that's all part of

thanks for joining us on wednesday morning. a live look at crystal clear start to the day in san francisco. vessels pulling in. we're going to see 15 hours of daylight today. nonetheless, temperatures that are perfect. and then things change. seven day outlook coming up. >>> a great look at 101 through palo alto. phobes away from us heading north but coming into palo alto out of mountain view, a new crash in lanes. fire crews of scene. this is messing up at least that portion of the south bay. the update coming up. >>> here's a look at some of today's top stories. san francisco police investigating a motorcycle crash near san francisco state. motorcycle apparently speeding when it lost control, skidded into a car. we're told pacifica police were chasing the rider of the motorcycle but it's not clear why. >>> berkeley police on the lookout for a man who sexually assaulted a child at the bathroom of a berkeley marina. the search started yesterday afternoon. the suspect, a black man, blond hair, green streaks. >>> a free month man expect

ktvu's rob roth joins us live -- joins us live and tells us what made the difference in the rescue operationporter: all six people are alive and well thanks to the harbor patrol. >> reporter: this is the 26- foot fishing boat as it was sinking. video captured by the harbor patrol. it began an hour earlier when the call came in, they were 2 miles out, on the boat were two couples, the owner and his son, all from the central valley. >> received a may day call. >> reporter: they went out and got there within 7 minutes. >> we took 4, 5 on board. >> water was coming in faster than they could remove it. >> the boat continued to rock back and forth and within two minutes it sank. >> the people on the boat did everything right and that is why they survived. >> they all life jackets on. that is critical. they also had a marine radio and they were able tocontact us for -- to contact us for help. >> reporter: it sank in 60 feet of water. >> it is great to see them smile and nobody getting hurt today. >> reporter: the boat suffered mechanical failure. reporting live off the coast, rob roth, ktvu channel

let's talk more about these two former pentagon official michael maloof joins us live now from washington d.c. cold right was very close recently to a book going to get charged or is the u.s. just investigating him to show how tough. whistle blows. well i think the general did was very very close to. the president he was part of the inner circle there well when he was vice chairman he almost was a point to the chairman but that did not happen and then he retired i think that you can look at this a number of ways number one the. revelation of cartwright might show a strong. view from the administration that they're going to go after. the general was it was involved in leaking this to be a target doesn't necessarily mean that you were actually leaking we don't know what the charges were even and indeed how the administration might have picked up on it now my supposition is that was probably picked up from another n.s.a. intercept and and that. through there and through their. data mining capabilities they probably do so that possibility general talking to other sources might have uncovered

matt keller joins us live to explain. >> police are still looking for that hit-and-run driver. it happened yesterday right up here on tail or street right before the entrance to the entrance southbound. they found a piece of bumper left behind. they hope to determine the make, model and year. this is a busy road and it happened around 3:25 yesterday afternoon. police are looking for witnesses and people don't realize what happened here. >> they may give us some information, right now, it's hard to imagine this occurring and nobody seeing it. >> this was the second fatality in san jose yesterday and ninth death in the city. 13 of knows slofd a cyclist and pedestrian. they want to see if any video that would help them to find out who was involved in the crash. >>> new developments in the tragic mauling of a six-year-old boy by a dog in union city. abc news has learned that a young boy has died. he was attacked a home on elizabeth way around 11:00 yesterday morning. authorities say the dog that attacked the child is either a pit bull or a pit bull mix. the child who lives with his

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use most. it was a transit as a stopping point before monday. and then down to venezuela all right artie's live for us as chairman of our airport thanks very much for your time. well it wouldn't be a big story if we didn't talk to r.t. contributor option return see about it he's joining us live from london so we've got allegedly we have edward snowden flying to possibly venezuela via russia at this point why not just go the other way from hong kong make it a direct flight to caracas. i'm not a travel agent this is it is quite amazing that it was it could be within the next few minutes that he lands in moscow one thing is certain chinese american relations it just goes to show how poorly those relations are going because that arrest warrant went out the complaint under the espionage act and under international law as the united states might have it and of course the hong kong government ignored it as most developing nations would they realize that the united states and the way it's been operating is something like it to tell a tarion straight and so many ways has for edward snowden no direct fli

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us live from the scene. pike pile outside this morning. first forecast.gh enough new kind try sat here >> will get into the mid 80s today. >> there will be in an increase in cloud coverage today appeared >> right now in san francisco it is in the low 60s. >> mid-60's in livermore appeared >> afternoon highs will be much cooler compared to yesterday's. >> low '70's for the east bay shore spirit >> 83 degrees for livermore appeared >> north bay will be partly cloudy skies. >> mid-70s for napa. downtown san francisco will be high in the mid '60s. >> we'll have more with the folk forecast later in the newscast. >>police in walnut creek are searching for a man who robbed a convenience store this morning. it happened at the walgreens pharmacy on north main street near geary road just before two a-m. police say a suspect entered the pharmacy, said he was armed and demanded two containers of prescription drugs. suspect ran away. no one was injured. happened for the sixth time women on the iron horse regional trail. police are warning trail users to be alert. to w

well aviation expert chris yates is joining us live from manchester now to tell us more about this flight from moscow to havana give us some perspective from the pilot's cockpit about what this all looks like so so far no one's seen snowden aboard the plane do you think it's possible that he could have secretly gotten aboard by another entrance and he's perhaps is there a place you could hide a person on a passenger jet like that well quite frankly probably not you know we call this playing stuffed full of journalists and all sorts of other people. who are quite obviously tempted to keep an eye out for mr snowden. it's unlikely that he will be on the plane and given the fact that nobody such was seen him and you knew the fact of the matter is they may well still be in the transit lounge he may be held for some reason in the transit lounge because of the media scrum whatever the case might be but suddenly it appears that he isn't on the flight to the moment so if it turns out that he is on the plane or i've under the circumstances under which he is on an airplane is there a legal way to in

said it was not couldn't even see it was assad's government which would used chemical weapons and when i joined live by aussies middle east correspondent paula slater bring us up to date on this of paula good to see you this morning can you bring us up to speed the latest details but you know what now. you know these things. on. the news when it came to. the united nations at this point that we might. with evidence such as the soiled tissue and blood samples the sleeps of the name on the scene the only place again to state that it is not a station this is what the united nations had to say. not what the weapons were that we cannot say what the agents were we don't talk about weapons we cannot say who used them and we cannot say how they were even to look for we cannot put anything concrete so you are casting serious doubt into what the west has supplied the un. should be us the british the french they supplied what they say is verifiable proof they have they haven't supplied that to us. yet. while it's important to make the point that it's based on these unsubstantiated claims on the united states w

location at the ecuadorian embassy in london in london that's where our team is polly boyko joins us now live with the latest on that so tell us more about what we can leaker in chief so to speak to say about all this. signs was on the phone to john the less just now talking about edward snowden he did say that edward snowden various edward snowden and the wiki leaks representative traveling with him are healthy and safe and in very good spirits he would not disclose where they are though he said that for their safety because of the very very brilliant behavior of the u.s. administration they couldn't disclose edward snowden the u.s. millions limitation but the wiki leaks legal team were also on the phone they said that they would confirm that they have been assisting in edward snowden's asylum request to ecuador but also to two other countries which they also wouldn't disclose but it wasn't just a political asylum request made to ecuador there were other countries involved as well and julian the songs was also talking about the fundamental right of every human being to political asylum and t

he joins us live at 4:00 eastern time. see you then. >>> paula deen's $17 million empire is crumbling like a butter laden coffee cake. dean is losing one business deal after another following her admitted past use of racial slurs. it started with the food network and it hasn't stopped. walmart, home depot, target, ceasars entertainment. smithfield foods will stop whatever their business relationship with her and even n nordi nordisk, where she had been a face for diabetes. it's hardly the first time for a celebrity. martha stewart went to prison for lying about a stock sale. >> i'll be back. >> reporter: she did. last year, they had more than $2 million in re

your thoughts change petrus from being hampton university thank you very much indeed for joining us live in the states thank you for being with. well as whistle blows such as snowden revealed governments have to tied for personal data we're interested in how you feel about your private information being collected by security agencies and this is how you've been voting so far on a website auntie dot com it's on the home page or online poll the overwhelming majority we can see seventy three percent think that collecting private data without any warning is totally unacceptable and then we can see that significantly less people are saying they really called provide their own says online because they could be easily tracked by security agencies being snooped anyway and seven percent of you are sure that it's totally justified in the case of spying on terror suspects and averting terrorist atrocities and finally a minority just three percent of the state of the date say that people have done nothing wrong why should they be warred go ahead with the surveillance it's all in the interests of nat

. >> let's get the latest from andrew symonds who joins us live from the stumble. it seems to be a contrasting picture between where you are in is temple and what is hanker -- what is happening in ankara. is very much a contrast, a peaceful day of protest, no major incidents whatsoever, but it has to be said that we are hearing now from a district that this is about four kilometers away from here near the prime minister's office where there have been clashes between riot police and protesters. is an area where it has been charged for the past 24 hours. a large number of protesters clash with police on saturday night and that was ongoing for several hours. we are hearing there were casualties in this -- in these clashes and many arrest. it's a similar picture if not ,orse in parts of the capital ankara, where earlier in the day, the big clashes between police and protesters and we are hearing casualties and many arrests. not necessarily representative of the overall picture throughout the country, ,ut these clashes all relate it would seem, to protesters near public

update on a crash at the beltway coming up in just a little bit. >> coming up, adam caskey will join us live from the montgomery county school that raise thousands of dollars for pennies for patients. >> also ahead, we have a live update from philadelphia, rescuers are holding out hope they might find more survivors after pulling a woman alive from the >> 6:15 and 65 degrees, the countdown is on -- i think my kids have 1.5 weeks of school left and then they are out for the summer. the temperature is 60 degrees in bowie. we are looking for 66 and mostly cloudy skies when they are picked up and by recess, 74 degrees and when the bus gets you on, 78 degrees. you will need the umbrella tomorrow at the bus stop and we will have more details coming up. >> thank you so much. we are following the latest developments from philadelphia this morning about overnight crews rescued a 61-year-old woman from the debris of that collapse and are holding out hope of finding more survivors. chris welsh joins us from philadelphia with the latest. what can you tell us about the rescue efforts? >> good morning isn

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us about more good weather as we approach summer officially. >> you know what else we're approaching? friday. 5:38. good morning, jon and laura. good morning to you at home. i want to start with this livepicture. a spectacular start to the day here. in san francisco, june gloom has not been a problem for us this month. as we head throughout the day today, it will not be a problem at all. look at san jose to start the day. gorgeous conditions here. we thank you for waking up with us, especially maybe the kids at home, often from school for the summertime and you're still up early with us. we appreciate that. 54 in san jose, 51? oakland, 47 to start in gilroy. take you through the hour-by-hour changes. at about noon, at 79 in antioch, 72 degrees in san jose, rounding out the day at about 76. not too bad in the south bay. 81 up in wine country for santa rosa and 80 degrees in livermore. now, we're going to warm up into the weekend and we have showers headed our way next week. if you ever want to follow us, we're posting weather updates on nbcbayarea.com. of course, you can follow me on facebook. someone who is always on the job, mike inouye. you can find his tweets even in the evenings. >

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he is going to be joining us live next. stay with us. >>> welcome back, everybody. the outrage for many americans is growing after revelations the government has been secretly mining data of millions of americans. it is also sparking renewed debate on the sank tau tee and the privacy of liberty when it comes to national security. is the government going now big brother gone wild? alberto gonzalez shares his reaction. welcome and did thank you for joining us on a saturday. we appreciate it. >> it is good to be with you. >> i want to ask you first about our current situation with our attorney general. the growing scandal and controversies tied in the department of justice and eric holder, is he becoming more of a liability to the president and can he even continue to do his job without the distraction of the spotlight? that is not going uh -- going away anytime soon? would it be best for him to step aside? >> that is the challenge for the attorney general is to stay focused on the job. the department of justice is more than one individual. it is more than the attorney

gregg palkot joins us live. what's the latest on this morning. >> reporter: in the past half-hour we got that statement from president zuma's office. what we have been hearing the last couple days. nell stop mandela remains in a serious and stable condition. he goes on to say he met with a medical team treating nelson mandela. he's satisfied with what they are doing and he has no plans at the moment to visit nelson mandela. he doesn't feel like he has to rush to the bedside. but he is suffering from this recurring lung infection from his long years in prison. and there have been reports that the situation is even worse than that. but no specifics on exactly what's going on inside there, martha. martha: what an incredible life he has led. he's so larger than life for the people of south africa. what is the mood in his home country. >> reporter: this is the time he has been in the hospital the last 7 months. the feeling is this is grave. we have seen emotional, passionate scenes, school children writing messages o

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joining us now live from new york, dan hairston, to tell us what you are working on. haven't seen any a while. hi, dan. >> hi, carolyn. great to zoo see you. coming up on the broadcast we are covering the plane square a threatening note found by a passenger in the toilet area of an airplane. and forced the egypt airplane carrying around 300 people to make an emergency landing, in scotland. finally the plane is back in the u.s. we will hear from some of the passengers. also pitcher down. take a look at this video. tampa bay pitcher knocked off his feet after he was nailed in the head by a line drive over 100 miles an hour. players all over the league now are asking what kind of protection they have. also flying with the vultures is our dare deal ginger. visited napal for her adventure. she tried parahocking but this time she was flying with vultures thousands of feet in the air, endangered species quite literally eating out of the palms of her hands. it's an extraordinary story this morning. and on this father day we have a treat for guys who can't get enough bacon. os

she joins us live with an inside look. >> good morning.stars actress james woods and channing tatum. the white house under siege. attacked by a group of heavily a armed pair are you military save the president played by jamie foxx. it is part of the action thriller white house down. they visited the pennsylvania avenue movie set for an exclusive shot in montreal. we sat down with james woods. >> this is the biggest movie i have ever worked on. >> a lot of action. >> the reason i look a little dusty is i just got blown up which is i would say a scene in the picture but as far as every scene in the picture i am shot, stabbed, blown up, in water, in smoke and dust. >> you play the head of the secret service. >> i play a character viewed as heroism. channing tatum is a mega star in the makings. guys love him. women love him. >> well, he is a nice looking young man. >> he moves so great because he's a dancer. all of this action stuff he knows how to center. >> for hollywood blowing up the white house is something the director does very well. hi