he is expected to break up some big the area neighbors such as willie mays and jerry brown. let's look at the cost to attend. for general of attention it to have lunch with it costs you buy thousand dollars. to attend a photo reception will cost you $75,000. and to be a table holds that would set you back $50,000. he's actually going to only be in the bay area for about four hours. >>> will seal which monday is a crazy. >>> we could see some babies in the extended forecast. we will talk more about that coming up. oxide right now, high pressure is building in the of that's going to what the result for the next few days. here's a look at the returns at the door right now. we received low forties to low 50s. we are continuing to work things up and we could even be cease the low 80s in land. >>> let's head over tow 10 lead, well live in conditions. very light of the subbasements. also roadwork, six aves slow it both directions. so far so good of the golden gate bridge. that is a time saver traffic. >>> an officer involved shooting in saw several cisco said edmund to the hospital

he found willie mays to be too conservative on civil rights. but also recognized at the same time when mr. mays did speak out on behalf of civil rights, and robinson was grateful for those moments. but it goes to show that civil rights leaders are not monolithic. there are huge differences between jackie robinson and many other civil rights leaders and african-american athletes. there are huge differences between bayard rustin and martin luther king jr. and malcolm x. he had fierce debates with malcolm x. and, in fact, by 1964 he's refusing to debate malcolm x because he believes that malcolm x has stepped so far out of the mainstream of civil rights leadership. when malcolm started to call for the formation of rifle clubs in 1964, bayard throws his hands up and says that i can't deal with malcolm's demagoguery anymore. i need to focus on something constructive. but your question gets to the, for me, points out a very important fact, and that is that these leaders are not ofne mind. they have different strategies, they have different timings in

district at the julia morgan ballroom his visit will bring out some big bay area names including willie mays governor jerry brown and deadly baldest fund-raisers today are sold out the take a look at these prices to attend the cost for general admission is $5,000 to attend the perception and $7,500 and if your table captain will cost about $50,000 and that we said he has about four hours and air force one is expected to landed seven it's as good as before 12 and john will tell us more about those road closures the you expect during lunch time lies at that sfo cbs five. to equate some phone records involving ross mercury me and is by will be part of the ethics commission and the suspended san francisco share of a superior court judge ordered at&t to release the records of calls and text messages for mercury in the end of yeah look. has the records will have dates and times of the calls but not the contents time now is 610 more flaws found out pg&e pipelines and the discovery prompted emergency testing in to watch out for baby by so many people are attacking people and dogs will explain. >>> ,

up the street, to honor 50 people are set to attend that including big bay area names including willie mays, governor jerry brown, and mayor ed lee. but let's take a look at the price tag to attend this event right here. it is general admission will cost you about $5,000. photoreception about $7,500, and if you are a table capt.,. it was a 16 hour trip but he was able to break away about $4 million. originally he was always supposed to go to los angeles to attend a couple of other fund- raisers but decided to make it stop peer in the bay area. his for our stop it >> nice job. cate caugurian live for us at sfo, >> a new legal fight brewing after san jose's viewers approved a pension reform plan. city governments around the country are keeping a close eye on that court challenge. measure b past with 70 percent of the vote. >> yes, and they were here when the courthouse opened this morning at 8:30 a.m., they had worked on newspapers, pages of litigation, they have it all written up. before voters pass that measure last night. >> this is california and nothing important happens without litigati

but giants hall of fame, willie mays introduced president obama.dding that it was a wonderful feeling that he had in his heart. he is the man that we need to be in the white house. today, president obama says that he provided me was provided with a great perk such as ...air force one... however, he is now in los angeles at the l g b t leaders conference in los angeles. he will continue to campaign, tomorrow. >>pam: the legalization of same- sex marriages according at 54% relative the their measurements of passing it as [laughter]. and many people say they have made tfriend -- or family member. problems over proposition 8 will go to washington. they planned to appeal this to washington supreme court. >>jacqueline: this fall of with warmer temperatures, coming up. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have n

some big names such as willie mays, met mai ed the and jerry brown are said to be in attendance. if you want to attend the general admission with the president would be $5,000. if you love to go to the phone reception that would be $25,000 and if you would like to read to will host it would be $50,000. he is tried to raise 1.5 to $2 million. he is expected to lead to a saleable for 11:00. >>> how about some whether julia? >>> for most of us temperatures are going to be where they should be the time of year. chilly as you head out the door. right now to reserves are in the '40's and 50's regionwide. it is 51 degrees in san as a. high pressure is tried to build back in the right know it is still pretty weak. 80 for the woman spots inland. '60s along the coast and by the bay. >>> a 80 looking good in both directions. if you're working your way no. well, there are no delays toward the legs for a usually we see road work of law and broadway and the bark adderall but that is about the case this morning. better news along 1 01, that early morning road work is now wrapped up. that's your

he picked up endorsement of an enthusiastic 81-year-old with the name of willie mays and. >> the presidentr a $35,800 a head round table with a small group of donors here. then off to a $5,000 a plate lunch at the merchant exchange building on california. and to see how money matters just look at what happened last night. supporters of prop 29 saw their lead disappear the campaign buried under negative ads paid for by big tobacco. the governor fended off a recall at times so heated his opponents should down the state capitol. walker, the first governor in history to survive a recall by outspending his opponent by orders of magnitude. just a week ago the chair of the democratic party so confident she predicted walker would be defeated. >> given the obama for america operation and opportunities to do the dry run of our massive sig can campaign. >> if it's a dry run for november the president is in trouble. >> i'm not sure if terrified is the right word but i'm worried. yes. >> sue is hoping the wisconsin election is not a harbringer of things still to come. >> well, what we know is that one

topping willie mays. >> baseball rivalry tips with the dodgers -- continues with the dodgers in town. four times and stealing three bases as the as boat the l.a. dodgers. 3-1. >>> 100th alameda county fair kicks off today. here is video from the fair in years passed. they will celebrate fireworks and a parade. this is the largest outdoor grill. concerts and. hip-hop ortiz salt and peppa and rick stringfield is scheduled to perform on june 28th. will run from today to july 8th and is closed on monday. >> it does look good. >> little salt and pepper on it. and springfield. >> much more ahead here. we will be right back. don't go anywhere. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are deliverin

he was introduced by giants legend willie mays at that luncheon. here is the bay area's joe rosato jr. >> reporter: president obama touched down at sfo just before noon today where he was greeted by mayor ed lee and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. but the chitchat didn't last long before the president set out on a whirlwind fund-raiser. a private meeting in the financial district with 25 it tech executives who plunked down $38,000 each for the experience. outside bystanders and protesters waited for a glimpse of the president's motorcade. >> even right here we want to say to obama we don't want you to be here, you're a job killer, a baby killer. >> reporter: although this woman didn't get to see the president, she was just as excited to be in his midst. >> i think that would be something of a lifetime to be able to see the president, especially for me, for this president, because it's something we thought would never happen in our lifetime. >> reporter: with today's events closed to the public and press, the closest some got to seeing the preside

and on the other side, according to the chronicle a giant legend willie mays is going to be on hand. governor jerry brown, san francisco mayor ed lee, all expected to be there before the president heads to l.a. later today for an lgbt leadership gal. >> thank you very much, christie. 5:02. too close to call right now. proposition 29, cigarette tax hike measure, slight lindh after being slightly ahead hours ago. i want to take a look at 100% of the precincts reporting. 51% against it and 49% in favor. that's a close one. it has been a controversial one as well. i want to check in with marla tellez with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just a couple of months ago a statewide poll suggested proposition 29 would pass with two-thirds approval as you said down to the wire trailing by a slight margin this morning. so-called tobacco tax would tax on an extra dollar on every pack of cigarettes. bringing the total tax on a single back to $1.87. the tax would generate an estimated $735 million a year and that money would fund cancer and tobacco related research. former state

. >> baseball legend willie mays raising money with the president in california yesterday and saying,uld have an african-american guy in the white house. both candidates played politics about who should host the cmt awards, toby keith or kristin bail. >> do you have a decision? >> this is one of the toughest decisions i've had to make since i've been in office. but i think i've decided. i want them both. >> boy, i thought the presidential election was a tough race. but it's nothing compared to politics at the cmt music awards. i think i have the solution, though. i propose toby and kristin co-host the show. see, i just put two people back to work. you're welcome, america. >> and if you read only one thing this morning, with all the talk about mitt romney's california beach house today, the next question you must surely be asking is, what does $49 million buy in aspen these days? well, apparently, a ski ranch for hedge fund titan john paulson. by the way, he paid much less than the asking price. it is an interesting read, to say the least. you can find it on our facebook page at facebo

as well as names you will know like according to the chronicle, willie mays, governor jerry brown, san francisco mayor ed lee, from here it is off to los angeles for an lgbt event there. reporting live a at sfo, christie smith. >> a look at the forecast, in store for good things today. >> yeah. the president getting chamber of commerce weather here in the bay area. it is beautiful conditions for the president. temperatures on track with our seasonal averages go figure. after all the swings we have over the past couple of weeks, finally getting a day with temperatures in the upper 70s which is what year used to this time of year. 50s to start. cold enough for a jacket. and bit of a windchill factor with building breeze throughout the day today. gusts 35 miles per hour. gusts from time to time right at the coast. then as we head throughout the remainder of the week we are going to warm you up a little bit even more so towards this weekend and next week. ing heat wave in the bay area. temperatures coming well above averages as of this sunday. 72 degrees a in an for today. inland, 77 degre

but over the past 25 years, working with six mayors, now senator feinstein, agnos, jordon, willie brown who may be joining us, with mayor newsom, and now with our great leader, mmirror -- mayor lee, i have had the privilege of working with these mayors. that would not be possible without the work of so many of you here. some of us were on a trip to liberia for our colleague who is newly deceased, but this was several years ago. he was being honored. there were a barrel -- building a library in his name at the african methodist episcopal church in monroevia, liberia. it was boiling hot. there must have been 18 or 20 speakers. everybody that got up named every speaker before him and everyone else in the room. one of the people got up there and said, to all of the distinguished people who are here today, on their granted. everybody cheered because that meant he was not going to mention all the names. but i am is a wonder that so many of the official family of san francisco are here. i am delighted to see my sister in a friendship and my sister in congress is here with us today. thank you, anna. as

in the loss, melky cabrera became the fastest giant to reach 100 hits, topping willie mays. >>> for the's, trip baseball rivalry continued in southern california. brandon mccarthy pitched 7 impressive innings, winning his third straight start. cocoa crisp reached four times and stole three bases as the a's beat the dodgers 3-1. >>> and apparently all is not even when it comes to act stresses pay in hollywood. the top 10 act stresses get paid only 55% of what the top men make, but still their incomes aren't too shabby. take a look at the new list that just came identity. kristen stewart is now the highest paid actress right now, thanks to the twilight series, and her snow white and the huntsman, she made $34.5 million last year. second place was cameron diaz at $34 million, so not too far behind, and then comes sandra bullock, angelina jolie, and then charlize theron. coming up, our top stories are just two minutes away. and of course a look at your weather and traffic outlook. stay with us.

willie mays in fourth at 660, impressive record. >> hammering hang, and the babe, and barry bonds, top how to score. >> it's good. yes he does off the diamond. >> that too. >> uh-huh. >>> still ahead in this half-hour, what your shoes say about yourself. >> yours stink, by the way. >> funky. >>> plus, the widow versus the g.f. with a multimillion dollar fortune at stake. you are watching "world news now." ood thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about. and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll neve

willie mays made the catch. now, san francisco giants pitcher, a perfect game. the first in the franchise's storied history. he struck out 14 astros. they won the game 10-0. that is pretty amazing. due up next inning on "squawk box," some heavy hitters from cnbc will take a swing at fixing the crisis in europe. they'll try and keep it together. stay right her, more "squawk box," next. [ crunches ] mmm. [ explosion ] [ crunches ] [ explosion ] [ crunches ] [ explosion ] [ crunches ] [ explosion ] [ male announcer ] pringles... bursting with more flavor. buy 4 cans of pringles, and get your speaker... ♪ [ cheering ] ... to turn up the flavor! [ crunch! ] all in one account. keep watch on the markets. or use our exclusive tools to help find ideas. it's powerful, easy-to-use technology for trading stocks, options, and futures. keep trading whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go. optionsxpress, the broker smart traders deserve. open an account today at optionsxpress.com. >>> we're >>> we're back on thursday morning. a crucial moment looming for europe th

i know it is not worth $1.5 million, but maybe the personality of me added with willie brown comes close. if i may present to you, on behalf of the city, our great certificate of honor and a gracious personal thanks for your contribution. [applause] >> it is very kind of you. >> thank you. mayor lee: the bechtels generously gave their contribution, and together with that gift, it is only appropriate that the war memorial trustees also decided to recognize charlotte and george by renaming this carriage drive in their honor. charlotte and george, for your dedication to both veterans and the arts, embody the war memorial's founding purpose as a cultural center and a lasting dedication to the men and women of san francisco who served our country. it is my pleasure to join the bechtels and the war memorial today by declaring today, may 10, 2012, charlotte and george shultz day in san francisco. [applause] but you cannot park that carriage freely in our city. [laughter] [applause] >> mayor lee, thank you, very, very much. it was just slide of two years ago -- i should say just north of two years ago, fr

not only because more people will die needlessly, but if he escalates the war, he may create circumstances nilly willy that will produce an enlargement of the war because escalation and continuation of the conflict can generate incidents that are unpredictable but which can have very destructive sudden effects and i have in mind particularly the risk of some collision with iranians that precipitates an enlarged war. if we get an elaerched war we're going to be stuck for the next 20 years in iraq, in iran, in pakistan, and in afghanistan. that's what i would tell him. and the recent incident with british sailors which just occurred very recently i think highlights the validity of the concern that i have about a war continuing and potentially escalating. >> saudi arabia. what would you do with our relationship there? >> i would let the saudis deal with their own internal problems as they are dealing with them. i think they're dealing with them. i think they're beginning to loose up their structure but at their own speed. not on the basesy of preaching from us. we have to -- this culture of superiority.

i know it is not worth $1.5 million, but maybe the personality of me added with willie brown comes close. if i may present to you

former may poor willie brun headed up an auction at john's grill. some of them included replicas andp the columnist contained and the. money will go to -- and the columnist contained and the money will go to the program for those who graduated. >> the auction, by the way, in testal raised $81,000. >> way to go. really proud. >> yes. >>> have you looked -- have you looked outside? it's cloudy out there. should you take an umbrella with you? steve's coming back. >>> right now, northbound 80 traffic looks good but there is a brand-new crash just reported in the east bay. we'll update coming up. >>> the effort to clean up the homeless camp is proving to be a big success. the city launched a test program to pick up trash and other items that have created a mess. the goal is to pick up trash without getting rid of people's possessions. there are concerns p the -- about the cost of the program. >>> there is a different concern over removing a homeless camp in vallejo. the times herald reports that the city is delaying the move because there's not been prop

it doesn't look like, willie, this heat wave is going to end into july. it may stick around right through the fourth of july. >> triple digits everywhere you look on that p ma, bill. thanks so much. let's turn to sports. yankees and indians going for the sweep. an andy pettitte on the hill. he will be on the shelf for six weeks. came back at the age of 40. now, down for a couple months. he will be joined on the d.l. by cc sabathia that went there yesterday. they lose two big guns. robinson cano, a two-run opposite field shot, 18th of the season. indians load the bases in the ninth, down a run. raphael soriano gets cab bra ra to fly out to win the game. they lead the a.l. east by five games. they have lost andy pettitte, cc sabathia will be out at least until the all-star break. >> san francisco giants looking for a lead. what's going on with the dodgers. third inning, tim lincecum, pitch gets past the catcher. 240 pound chad billingsley comes barreling in. lincecum, all 160 pounds of him holds his ground, stands in front of the plate. melky cabrera lifts one int

the lyrics to one of her hits on stage in may and got tested and now she is very happy she's not going to be losing her memory. lose that tumor. >> scout willis, demi and bruce willis' daughter was caught drinking under age in public with a fake i.d. she has a july court date. >>> elton john worried about the health of his son's godmother, lady gaga, elton john sounds like a ga mother himself. and amanda booins charged tuesday with dui over an april arrest. booins who denies she drinks at all took to twitter writing president obama of all people, quote, please fire the cop who arrested me. >> the bottom line, dear president i don't drink at all, how i got this dui. >> can you step in and make it go away. >> the cop made a big mistake. >> always. >> from wdtn, in dayton, ohio, in west liberty, a high school student was a winner during a track meet because she was willing to lose. megan had won a 1600 meter race but then, during the 3200 meter race she watched a competitor stumble. instead of blowing past her, megan stopped and began helping her opponent limp to the finish line, that meant megan technically came in last but she won the respect

one of her hits on stage in may, so she got tested, and now she is happy to report she will not be losing her memory. that is a relief. >>> new york city police say scout willis, the daughter of demi moore and bruce willis was caught drinking with a fake id. not a good idea. she has a july court date. >>> when it comes to the health of his son's godmother, lady gaga, elton john sounds like a mother himself. he told england's guardian he worries about her eating, traveling and heck speck schedule and experienced world wide performer he thinks the business is tougher for a gifrmt. >>> amanda bynes charged with dui over an arrest when she sideswiped a police car. she took to twitter, writing president obama "please fire the cop who arrested me." >> that is how that works. >> maybe aim lower, right? i don't know. >>> from wdtn, in dayton, ohio, in west liberty, a high school student was a winner during a track meet because she was willing to lose. megan had won a 1600 meter race but then, during the 3200 meter race she watched a competitor stumble, instead of blowing past her, she stopped and began helping her opponent limp to the finish line, that meant megan te

may. so she got tested and now she's happy she will not be losing her memory. a big-time relief. new york city police say scout willisemi moore and bruce willis was caught drinking underage in public with a fake i.d. she has a july court date. >>> when it comes to the health of his son's godmother, lady gaga, sounds like a bit of a mother himself. he told a newspaper in england he worries about her eating, traveling and hectic schedule. elton thinks the business is tougher for a girl. talking about the weight issue and things like that. >>> well finally, amanda bynes was charged tuesday with d.u.i. over an april arrest and ha she allegedly sideswiped a police car. not good. bynes denies she drinks at all. and she took to twitter and wrote to president obama. saying quote, please fire the cop who arrested me. i don't know, i'm thinking that -- >> i'm sure the cop made up the d.u.i. charge. >> i'm sure the leader of the free world has things better to do than deal with your d.u.i. arrest. aiming lower would be a good thing. >> who knew in new york city, you could be arrested for underage drinking. >>> well i'm lynn ber

may help it make as much as $10 million. >> where are the huge blockbusters? spider-man is coming. >> spider-man is coming july 3rd. stay tuned, "way too early" with willieeist starts right now. >>> the miami heatre once again nba champions. lebron james captures that elusive title he so desperately coveted. >> given everything you went through, when the clock hit triple zeros, what's the first thing that went through your mind? >> it's about damn time. it's about damn time. >> everything he's been through? the guy makes $8 billion a year. king james and the heat are crowned champions nearly two years after becoming the nba's most hated franchise. will this be the first of many champi championships for lebron and the heat? highlights ahead. >>> while it was a good night for south beach it was a bad night for wall street as moody's downgrades the credit ratings on our nation's biggest banks due to "significant exposure to risk." the question was jp morgan chase's multibillion dollar trading blunder a warning sign of things to come? >>> and mitt romney delivers his much-anticipated address on immigration, after being backed into a corner last week by presi

may help it make as much as $10 million. >> where are the huge blockbusters? spider-man is coming. >> spider-man is coming july 3rd. stay tuned, "way too early" with willieeist starts right now. >>> the miami heat are once again nba champions. lebron james captures that elusive title he so desperately coveted. >> given everything you went through, when the clock hit triple zeros, what's the first thing that went through your mind? >> it's about damn time. it's about damn time. >> everything he's been through? the guy makes $8 billion a year. king james and the heat are crowned champions nearly two years after becoming the nba's most hated franchise. will this be the first of many champi

willis from fox business, thank you. if you are wondering whether the housing mess is effecting america's billionaires, we may have an answerlison the tech giant of oracle and a billionaire himself, third richest in the country, just bought an hawaiian island or 98% of it really. it's called lanaei 4100 square miles. sixth largest island in hawaii. the price tag said to be hundreds of millions of dollars. it includes two luxury hotels, two golf courses and lots of pineapples. larry ellison is the sixth richest man in all the world. he reportedly plans to build a wind farm. the house speaker john boehner now calling out the white house for blocking the release of fast and furious documents. now is he threatening to take the next step in holding the attorney general eric holder in contempt of the u.s. congress, unless -- well, we will get to that. plus a new plan is in the works. legalized marijuana but not just that. put the government in charge of selling the weed. the government argues it will create drug-related violence. or actually not create it but cut it. i mean, think about it. we'll tell you where that could happen

willis is with us live in our d.c. newsroom. what does this mean for our insurance premiums? >> well it, looks like premiums mayas they have the past. look, the mandate means that policeman yum also be assisted by federal spending. the increase we have seen in premiums double in the last 10 years up' 9% last year. that probably will not increase as much. but we saw -- we see that they are going to go up 4% this coming year. shep? >> you know, some healthcare stocks were down. but others saw quite a boost today. >> you know, it's interesting there was a real split in performance. insurers, some of them etna, cigna down today. united health care a little bit. hospitals got a big boost here. hca holdings. tenet healthcare. hospital stocks seem to benefit because their debt will be lowered by the benefits of this bill, shep? >> shepard: gerri willis from the biz live in d.c. tonight. thanks. court watchers have said for weeks that justice kennedy would be the swing vote here. everybody thought that, it seemed. but in the end it was the conservative chief justice john roberts who swung the court in the president's f

willie, if it's too early, what time is it? >> we'll see you back here on monday. stick around right now for our man, chuck todd. >> right on time, guys. thanks. >>> trending down. may's job's numbers grew. no where to hide on this one. a political stomach punch to the white house this morning. >>> at the white house, partisanship was put aside for a presidential unveiling while on the campaign trail rallies and rancor both campaigns probably better off that their dueling stunts were overshadowed by some other news. that other news. the acquittal. a mistrial. could the john edwards' trial ended any more strangely? one thing we're sure about, the votes by the jury are the last votes john edwards is ever going to get. >>> good morning from new york. this is "daily rundown" i'm chuck todd. a ton to get to. 158 days until the election and as we count down the days, each monthly jobs report is more important than the last one. it's a gut punch. just 69,000 jobs were added in the month of may, while the unemployment rate rose to 8.2%. the unemployment rate had been trending down. that is not necessarily good news since more people were giving up on the job search. the rise

may never be known unless you call attention to his existence. i wanted people to really think that i was running unopposed. i never referenced who might be out there talking about taking willie out. >> i love it. are you a presidential supporter but you had a very interesting column this weekend in the "san francisco chronicle." >> yeah. >> the president had lost his mojo. >> absolutely. >> you were speaking truth to power. what was that all about? >> only your friends can really -- your real supporters and your friends won't lie to you. >> willie, could you pick up the phone and tell me this? >> wouldn't work that way. because he would never fully -- i created a dialogue and believe me, you should see how people are hammering me, real obama supporters. >> tell us what you were saying. >> what i said was 2008, obama was a phenom. obama was a rock star. obama was so new and so fresh and so bright and so able that we all were eager just to get a look at him. and then when he was able to string a sentence together like no other candidate on the public scene, like no other person at that level, it was just magnificent. and then when you got the contrast with sarah palin and john

willis the mid-70s done this source. along with the warm and sunny conditions there are pretty messed the winds. expect upper 60s for that kind downtown seconds is the. you mayit heading to the beach if you have the day off. in the site but take a day will come in at 62 degrees. we have some changes to talk about on the 7 day around the bay forecast karen we will have more clout cover as we head into to mark. is pretty similar on thursday and friday but things will bring back up in the weekend. >>darya: gas prices are coming back up. the national average is $3.54 per gallon. the bay area bay area prices are always higher. >>mark: the average american family's net worth has dropped 40%. it dropped from hundred and $26,000 in to $74,000 in 2010. families in the west and in the south where that housing market was hit the tickly hard by the recessions of the biggest drop. >>darya: let's take a live look outside our window onto van ness ave. you can see blue skies. we back a minute. we will be back in a minute.. >>george: welcome back at the kron 4 morning is as we continue to track hot spots. if you have the option this morning choose the 880 approach. it is the

willie's week in review. but first, todd santos with a check on the weekend forecast. >> thanks so much, mika. at least a few of us as we finish off the week may have showers and thunderstorms to deal with especially around d.c. and eastern virginia. a good stretch of the mid 95 corridor there. noticing the showers right now, good sections of central and lower michigan. detroit getting some of that action. new york starting off with sunshine. boston as well. boston should keep that sunshine throughout the day. many areas to the south of new york getting into the thunderstorms. this is the storm prediction center. light risk for severe weather today. hail and winds in some of the stronger storms but also isolated track for tornadoes. if you're inside that yellow area, make sure you have a way to get your warnings today and take them seriously if they are issued. there's a look at showers across portions of southern and central florida as well. cool temperatures towards the great lakes as well. mild across the east coast, and that will be fuel for those thunderstorms. right now, you're watching "morning joe." lots more coming up. hey, the new gu

willie geist this morning. matt has the morning off. good to see you. you're dapper. >>> coming up, the fallout from the death of a promising young woman. >> you may remembershe died day after graduating from the university. her last article from the school paper went viral. now her boyfriend could face criminal charges in the crash that killed her. we'll have the latest. >>> also a conversation with the widow of pat tillman. he was the nfl star who gave his life in afghanistan. this morning, how his final letter to his wife helped her move on after his death. but let's begin in washington state where two sisters came home with severe sunburns after spending the date outside at their elementary school field day. you won't believe why this happened. natalie is joining us with more. >> good morning, ann. when she watched her daughters head off to school for a day of fun and games, she had no idea they would come home with severe sunburns. the rona school policy that seems hard to believe. it was a typical rainy morning at tacoma washington when mitzi sent her schools for the end of the year field day. by noon, the rain was gone and the sun started to burn th

say this to young democrats who may be sworn in some day as the president of the united states, they'll give you a few ride in the campaign. but once you get sworn in, willie, that's when they start acting like reporters again. in my opinion. i don't speak for anybody at this table, just me. >> i think you're right. i have a piece for you from october 10, 2004. in "the new york times." >> ok. >> it talks about how the perception of john kerry's elitism may hurt him in the election, which is four weeks away. it talks about his -- in winter, he goes helicopter skiing while staying at his wife's idaho retreat, a 15th century farmhouse transported from england and re-assembled in sun valley. in summer, he wind surfs and sails off the coast of nantucket. they have an 18th century townhouse in boston, where the kitchen is two-stories high. they have a personal staff of six, including caretakers and a cook. and it lays out some of the artwork he has, asking the question is he too elite to be elected president. >> he was doing his homework last night at the holiday inn. >> by the way, he is on the mailing list of "the new york times." they send him emails. >> that

willie. when is that going to appear? as harold said in tennessee, if you have a swiss bank account, people think you're doing wrong. >> as harold knows all too well. >> that maytous thinking than just in tennessee. >> that was the least of harold's problems. >> we had two of them. >> slap him. >>> still ahead, chair of the republican governors association, virginia governor bob mcdonnell will join us. >>> also, larry summers, former obama economic adviser. that's all ahead on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] when a major hospital wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your

may feel like 110 when you factor in the humidity. small chance of isolated storms popping up. >>> that's your latest weather. now let's check in with big willie beautiful sculpture gardens at the national gallery of art. a lot of people walk past it and don't see it. it's right next to the national gallery. happy birthday from smukers. beautiful morning. leslie oldt, 100 years today plus seven. 107 approximately follows poll tex all the time and loves to cook for the family. >> eddie, it's a lovely lady because her father wanted a boy and said by god, i'm going to name her after it. 105. loves to play wii bowling. never heard of it. i've heard of it. it's a video game, right? that's all i know. anyway, take a look at clarence. we're proud of clarence. he's the pride of portsmouth, virginia. clarence "ace" parker. he played as a professional football player and baseball player and is the oldest living member of the nfl hall of fame. yes, they are proud of him. and we have catherine babbitt of friendswood, texas, 100 years old today. proud veteran, served as a staff sergeant in world war ii, one of the lady members of our armed forces. william