christina anderson is li tol with the new >>> mrs. a plan to get justice for jaycee dugard by keeping people like phillip garrido behind bars. christine anderson is live at the new capital with the new bill to make sure dangerous criminals stay locked up. christina. >> reporter: this bill is inspired by the jaycee lee dugard case and this is it right here. senate bill 391 unveiled right here at the capital this morning. the authors of the parole reform act of 2011 say it's going to change the way a parolee is evaluated for release. currently a 2008 decision by the california supreme court called the lawrence case sets those standards weighing an inmate's behavior behind bars and medical evaluation more hellly than the original -- more heavily than the original crime that was committed. this will change that. >> currently it's based on performance in prison. if we are prioritizing by good performance in prison, if you have a good manipulator like phillip garrido, we didn't want

let's check in with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. if you want to hit that snooze this morning, i think you'll be able to do so inland. livermore, stay in bed, you don't have to give yourself extra time on your drive to work this morning, because we have clear conditions. that will probably be the case throughout the next few hours. not so much the case in the north bay, down to a half mile visibility in santa rosa. we'll let you know when the fog will clear today, and what's to come for the all-important weekend. that's coming up. let's get you out that front door, 5:31. hey, mikie. >> hey, christina, talking about clear skies. 580 towards 680, look at all of the construction, but to the south, the construction is clear from the on ramp. we still have the zone between red gear and al costa. sick more valley clear as well. a new accident, walnut creek, the eastbound direction closed away from 680 around john muir. there is an accident there. i'm following the details. so far not a lot, expect for that closure. >> thank you, mike. >>>

oakland, 880, christina talking about lower visibility. it's not an issue for drivers but there is moisture and the reason why the numbers come down. there you have it. >> maybe the glow of the lights of a new stadium? i don't know with the tellers. there is talk of bringing both. >> the coliseum, because that's in oakland already. >> they are a different animal. 5:40. how long will you live. a new study looks at the life expectcy of people in the bay area. we'll have a live report. plus, a bay area camp counselor arrested for having sex with one of the campers. police are now looking for other victims. and for all of your latest news, traffic and weather follow us on facebook. search nbc bay area morning >> welcome back everyone. new this morning, a live look outside. sunol grade. you can tell there is moisture in the air because of the glow of the lights that you're seeing. not a lot of traffic to report. we'll check with mike in a bit. it's 5:42. people in japan, canada and other parts of the world see their life expectancy increase but

that brings in christina loren. >> a lot of numbers this morning. you'll like the numbers in the weather department. temperatures today maxing out in the upper 70s, low 80s. we've got a lot of fog, cooler and cloudier this morning than yesterday. we'll talk about what that means for your afternoon and we've got word of a warm-up on the way. let's get you to work. >> i was looking at the visibility map. you showed a half mile in santa rosa.cc1: 2.25. that's an issue for the north bay. you see the low clouds. the metering lights were turned on in my last report. so in less than 10 minutes actually we've had this fill in the entire parking lot area. so that's the slowdown. much heavier volume than yesterday. >> thanks for the update. the markets have been open for a 1:43 so far.: what can we expect? let's go to scott mcgrew. >> good morning.cc1: that sounds pretty fair, turbulence, dow industrials up about 64 points this morning drubbing1: olutecc yesterday. now 107 points as we continue to accelerate. local tech stocks have done fairly well. up1: as i

time to check the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. you know, this beautiful weather we're enjoying all weekend long, last week, it continues all of this week. we have a gorgeous forecast to look forward to. what we will have to deal with each morning is probably a significant round of fog. we're noticing that this morning. you can see from where the green is on our radar it's so thick in spots it's generating drizzle. watch out for that along the season. we're looking good, 10 miles of visibility. even the peninsula looking good. oakland and san francisco right now. we're watching our numbers go in and out so watch out. that's where it looks like the fog is the thickest. you're down to about 5 miles of visibility. 54 degrees in novato. we have uniform conditions a it the coast because of that marine air. a little warmer at 57, 62 in sunnyvale, on the way to about 72 degrees at noon inland. if you work inland and you want to go out for lunch, yeah, beautiful weather for that. 76 degrees at 5:00 as you make your way home from work. temp

i'm jon kelley, a quick look outside at the weather with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. we want to help you get over the hump. we have some fog out there. not that bad yet. still eight miles of visibility in santa rosa, expecting numbers to come down as we head the next couple hours. we're tracking fog, warmer weather as well. that forecast coming up at 5:30. let's check your drive with mike. >> i've been tracking the accident in south bay. highway 85, southbound side over at union avenue. both big-rigs reportedly cleared from the lanes as well as glass debris, 87, 17 interchange. circle has seen slowing, cleared up as construction equipment moved, but watching more scenes clear, watch for fluctuations. >> thank you very much. also watching the markets. we're about an hour away from the opening bell on wall street. at this point looks like anything could happen. u.s. markets took a dive before rallying 600 points after federal reserve announced they would keep interest rates near 0 for the next two years. certainly good news in asia,

let's go to meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> i say good morning, christina. >> say good morning to you as well but can you hear me now? >> we can hear you. >> sounds more sultry. i think you'll notice the difference from yesterday. temperatures about 4 to 5 degrees warmer, we've got a good thick layer out there, the marine layer is deeper so more fog picking up a little bit of moisture on the satellite imagery and radar so watch out. might find drizzle. overall looking pretty good so far. the fog is not that thick. we'll take you through your full forecast. let's get you to work on time. >> the radar in the south, might be drizzle as you leave. construction is the main concern. we had an emergency closure northbound 880 as you come up toward 237. approaching dixon landing road. a full closure but i saw the trucks moving so it should be cleared. you see slowing, scott, approaching the scene. the bright lights as they shut them down until they are gone. back to you. >> thank you. b.a.r.t. as you know issued a barn

time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she joins us with a cooler look at the forecast. >> we're going to be a couple degrees cooler than we were yesterday as a result of a deep marine layer. mostly cloudy conditions for the first part of the day even down in the south bay through the east bay where we typically get kind of a break from the low cloud cover. not today. as a result cooler, the weekend just around the corner. i've got that forecast coming up. right now let's get to you work on time with mike inouye. >> we're warning about a mist on the windshield. the bay bridge, some reports getting hood on the windshield. we expect a slow drive across the upper deck and the toll plaza starting to see the build. we'll see that continue throughout the morning. there you go, some folks waiting in the cash lanes. >> thank you very much, mike. we're following a developing story out of the east bay where a thief is going after unusual items in the streets of vallejo. it's causing problems for the city and expense. christie smith

let's get right to a forecast meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. one of the best things about get up, seeing scott mcgrew. looking good, another gorgeous day on top. things start to change as we head to the weekend. your forecast in moments. first another joyous morning guy, hi, mike. >> also what changes spirits rises when we get to the weekend. we do have to report an accident, coming up union said, accident maybe two big-rigs. we'll follow that as well as construction spots, scott. i do have to shout out one has an issue. i'll get them on the maps. i'll show them on the maps as well when i hit the machine. >> thank you very much. the markets open on wall street in just under two hours. we're racing for another wild ride. overnight asian stocks posted gains after open markets committee pledged to keep interest rates near zero for the next two years. the main indexes across asia saw gains. hong kong's hang seng up 3%. as the sun moved across asia into europe the market petered out, stocks down. what does the promise of low interest rates mean for

let's check in with christina. i was out at my son's football practice sitting in a chair in the sunshine, freezing yesterday. freezing. >> you didn't have the urge to get on out there and show them your arm. >> it would have warmed me up. >> yet to see that throwing arm on scott mcgrew. hopefully we'll get a chance to. this morning you're not going to see much waking up near the coast. a lot of fog out there so thick it's generating the drizzle, that mist. you might have to use your windshield wipers. keep that in mind especially waking up along the peninsula. 60 in hayward action 62 in sunnyvale and 59 degrees in santa cruz. a little better of a beach day for today because we're going to see a little warmer conditions, not as much of those heavy clouds as long today. looks like the cloud cover will burn off earlier. the marine layer not as deep as it was yesterday. we're going to see temperatures similar to where they ended up. 79 in fremont. 79 in san jose. speaking of fremont we've got the festival coming up. m

we'll check the temperatures with christina at 6:29 now. it's thursday, august 11. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. i wish that the markets were as smooth as the weather. meteorologist christina loren is here to tell us about with the weather. >> at least what you lose on the markets you're getting back in your pg&e bill because typically it's much warmer, we're looking good for today. that fog is going to keep it cool this afternoon. yet again. we're going to warm up a little bit for the next couple of days, then cool back down. i'll let you know what that means for your outdoor plans, the best beach to hit. right now 6:30 clock. let's get to you work with mike inouye. >> you know, folks, talking about hitting the beaches, two big rigs hit each other. that was a problem in the slow lane. i've been told that it's moved to the slow lane. we're showing slowdowns through livermore. 580 through this area so both the bay bridge where the metering lights are on and the t

christina romer, to you first. the scary roller coaster ride on the stock market continued again today. how do you explain it? well, i think obviously one of the things about the stock market is it's very hard to explain the ups and downs. i think in truth some of the biggest mystery about the stock market was why it was going up as much as it was earlier in the year when we were starting to get some distressing economic statistics. i think part of what we've been seeing in the last couple of days is people really waking up to just how grim the economic numbers have been coming in in the last several months. >> woodruff: matthew slaughter, what would you add to that? >> i would add... i agree with christina that there's a lot of grim statistics out there, but the volatility we've mean? the past couple of days... the other issue is the markets like a lot of business and workers are uncertain. they're uncertain about the looming fiscal crisis in europe. they're uncertain about the possible fiscal crisis in the united

if you're headed to work, hi, mikie. >> good morning, christina. we'll take a look at the south bay, because we have our studios in the south bay. morning, scott. we have friends out here who have told us about a lot of construction, specifically my friend aaron who comes over from santa cruz, and we remind folks we still have a lot of construction. he hit four separate zones between santa cruz and los gatos, effects both directions until 5:00 for highway 17. also 2880 and 881, actually road and a lot of repaving going on. a lot of folks working very hard this morning. >> thank you. >>> employees locked inside a warehouse as robber ransack a car business. officers on the scene of the robbery on north point road. police say an employee called dispatchers to report the robbery just before 11:00 last night and then locked themselves into a safe space inside the warehouse. >> we arrived, we had to free the employees. because the doors were locked, secureded. and once we freed the employees, we found they were unharmed. >> now, it's unclear if the robbe

>> how you doing, christina? we're all right. we have a lighter volume but the fog and maybe drizzle could be a factor for the drive. might have to use the wipers. 66 avenue, the on ramp, christie smith showed us the police activity cleared. typical maintenance on the lower disabledi'm watching acc1: vehicle on pacific coast highway around devil's slide. that's an area with thick fog so we'll watch for that. hopefully folks get through okay. on highway 1 watch that fog and that disabled vehicle. >> thank you, mike. two women are waking up in the acc1: l this morning after fire broke out inside their san francisco home overnight. it happened in pacific heights where marla tellez joins us live with the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. at this point investigators say this fire does not seem to be suspicious. hey say it may have startedcc1: from lit cigarettes. dramatic rescue. it happened about 11:30 last night. two women pulled from the top hole, we're on c1: jackson and octavia. and the pacific height

christina loren is here to tell us about it. >> good morning. we have fog out there this morning and it's pretty thick in the north bay so give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. safely this morning. we also have fog on your way down to san jose. it's kind of everywhere. first, let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> a lot of folks talking about the problems for b.a.r.t. last night. rest assured folks were checking, the system is running. 31 trains on time, on schedule now but we'll continue to monitor that. and we'll explain what the problems were later on in the show. again, they are running. we'll get back to a live shot. the bay bridge, so far fog above the roadways. that will be a problem later on but christina showed us in the north bay it's low visibility. >> thank you, mike. we are keeping an eye on world markets this morning. things opened well in europe, and quickly took a turn for the worse. indexes in britain, france and germany have fallen sharply. we're keeping an eye on the european markets to update yo

police say 13-year-old christina ramirez was abducted around 4:00 this afternoon. she is hispanic. 4 feet tall. 85-pounds with black hair. police suspect christina's father, 34-year-old marcelo ramirez. he is 5'6", 150-pounds. he has a tattoo on his left calf. he was last seen driving a white honda odyssey with license plates 32an638. 32an638. >> if you have been to a giants game, then you know by the 8th inning, they are swarming around like vultures. whitney wanted to know how to show up at the end of a giants game? that's tonight's good question. >>> it starts innocently enough about the 7th inning. maybe it's the 7th inning stretch. maybe it's folks leaving early to catch bart, but something is tipping them off. >> the left field line where people seem to leave first. if people start to file out, the goals pour in. >> dan murphy says contrary to what most people believe, the western gulf are intelligent animals. they know, for instance, if brian wilson is warming up, lunch can't be for away. >> if game goes into extra innings at night games, they won't wait for

let's check with christina. >> good morning to you. i just got my pg&e bill for the month of july and because of the nice weather not too bad. we're going to get more of that really nice unseasonably cool weather throughout the day today all the way throughout the weekend, onshore flow stays in place. an area of low pressure that's kicking on the onshore flow. behind at trough is going to dig in through this weekend. that means the cooling trend continues. now, as we head through monday, tuesday and wednesday, big ridge of high pressure is going to move in. we have not seen a strong ridge so far in the past three weeks. we've had really, really nice weather as a result. looks like it's going to get hot next week but not too bad. 59 in livermore right now. you're on the way to about 79 later today with mostly sunny conditions. 79 in los gatos and 76 for you in santa rosa. i've got the seven-day outlook ready to go. let's get to you work on time. we're working for the weekend around here. >> everybody is working for the weekend. we're lo

while there make sure to come by and say hi to christina loren and mike inouye. they will be at the pavilion from noon until 3:00. hopefully the weather will cooperate. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> you could not have planned better weather for the fremont festival. it's august, we have comfortable weather that we traditionally see in the springtime across the bay area. that lovely weather holds up all weekend long. watch out for a little coastal drizzle this morning. we actually have a lot of really dense fog out there. you're going to encounter that in the north bay and the peninsula, half moon bay and daly city socked in. high pressure is going to warm us up a tad into next week. slightly warmer weather, temperatures in mid-80s, even the warmest points as we head through next week. we're not going to see those 90s back on the map for at least the next 10 to 15 days. really mild weather around here. the good news is it's consistent. we had so many extremes over the year it's nice to get fair weather that lasts. 55 in novato, 55

let's get a start to your work week and christina loren. >> good morning. usually it comes to a new work week we see a new forecast. really not much changing from what we saw over the weekend. if you have been enjoying this comfortable august, we've got more of the same for you. pretty much all week long. we're starting with a lot of low cloud cover. watch for drizzle. might find slick conditions over the bridges but we're going to see a nice day, high pressure has retreated back to the west a little bit so right now it's over the four corners region. that's going to warm us up a tad from friday. but really, more beautiful lower than average temperature for this time of year. 59 in hayward. flew the hour by hour forecast for this monday. 59 in san jose, as we head for the lunch break temperatures in the 70s, a great day for outdoor activities. if you want to hit lunch outside, it's going to be a great day for that. 80 in livermore, 79 in fremont, we've got the seven-day outlook. a little change toward the end of the week. we'll talk about that. first, let's

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> christina joins us. i should point out while the skipper was talking you heard the national anthem, that was a practice. that was a rehearsal. there is no way he would have stopped and listened to the national anthem. >> the skipper can do no wrong. you're right about that. good morning to you. we have some fog out there this morning. could interrupt your commute. cc1: give yourself extra time with us.e waking upcc1: 9 miles visibility. in the south bay this morning san jose even dropping. i had to drive through patches of fog. watch out for that. looking pretty good, though, along the peninsula. this is where we're noticing to 1:visibilities startingcc drop, santa rosa, napa, you'll find pockets of fog. so take it easy. we have more fog to contend with this morning than yesterday. in some cities along the coast cooler.going to be muchcc1: in at this, 46 degreescc1: novato. a1: r this afternoon ascc result. incc1: san francisco, 53 in san mateo, we're going to see more sunshine in places like concord tod

time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a good looking forecast? >> a great looking forecast, perfect for sleeping in. outdoor activities. it's the weekend. temperatures are going to be comfortable. we're talking about the upper 70s and low 80s. gorgeous weather. a little bit after change as we head into next week. we'll talk that and we're watching a foggy commute. let's check that drive right now with mike. >> we do have an accident, red light flashing in my head.

joining me now is christina delantoni. and perry bacon junior white house reporter for the washington post. perry, let me start with you. who would the president rather be up against in your opinion? >> i think he should rather be up against rick perry. the thing the white house needs to make the case, is that republicans are returning the country back it george bush and what the country didn't like about george bush and rick perry is similar to bush. he is governor texas. he was bush's lieutenant governor in the 1909s. he is the easier case it make that this guy is the next george bush rather than mitt romney. >> do you think we can use the whole idea of h is reincarnation of george bush political reincarnation of course, and that that is enough or can perry fight back and say, well, i've done a, b, c. i was an executive and i did job growth. i mean, do you agree with there? >> i'm talking to christina. >> yeah, well, i think perry, his defense can say, the bush folks don't like me all this much. they have made it very cl

i love this range of temperatures, christina. it's great. except for the fact that, you know, it's -- well, it's not sweltering. it's august. we're looking over here and a reminder for folks it's the end of the school year as schools get back in session, we're going to see more surface street traffic, really effects folks around businesses as well. right here, more traffic for 101 coming up through typical zone north of tuly past 680. also of note, this evening, ms. katy perry having her concert at hp pavilion so expect surface street traffic through downtown san jose and maybe some colorful hair-dos and whatever else california girls wear. looking over to the east bay now -- we know what california girls wear. we grew up here. looking ahead to 22 now at the all-street, antioch. also slowing through bay point. speeds down into the 40s over the last ten minutes. and walnut creek following that accident on ignatio valley road. also the latest saying it's slowing off 60. they're going to ask the folks on cal tran to light up the signs to let fo

ramesh ponnuru, jonathan martin, and christina bellantoni. rame ramesh, jon huntsman, former utah governor, former china barmes in the obama administration, has started to get a lot more aggressive lately with his republican rivals. let's listen to something he said this week and come back and talk about it. >> i don't know if that's presecession texas or post-secession texas. but in any event i'm not sure the average voter out there is going to hear that treasonous remark and say that sounds like a presidential candidate. i think when you find yourself at an extreme end of the republican party you make yourself unelectable. >> okay. so we know he was talking about rick perry, the governor of texas. what is this strategic gambit by huntsman? >> well, he's apparently decided that combativeness in defensive moderation is no vice. i think there's two things. one, he needs attention. and two, he's decided there's an underserved market in the republican primaries, that there are still republican moderate voters and moderate conservatives and nobod

the girl christina ramirez has been found to be. we'll continue to follow that. >> we'll bring you up to date on their conditions. right now, we'll get a weather forecast. >> cool morning, mike. >> it is cooler this morning and here is the reason why. cool air diving southward from the gulf of alaska putting up in a very cold regime for the afternoon hours. the winds, they are out there. they are relatively light. even calm in some areas like sfo novato and calm conditions back in santa rosa. south wind at 13 at concord. west wind at 20 in fairfield. we do see a bit of an onshore breeze trying to develop. even with the sunshine this afternoon, look how much cooler temperatures are than average. some of these areas should be around 70. average high in san francisco is 70. 70 in oakland, 74 is average high. santa rosa is 81 today, concord is 82 along with livermore should be around 80 degrees. more dominant around the coast than it was around monterey, how about some low 80s. you want dramatic weather, look at that, ten degree warm up

let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you. great for outdoor plans, great because you don't have to use your ac, even if you're waking up with us inland. in the warmest spots across bay we're only forecasting the low to mid 80s over the course of the weekend. we're going to see mostly cloudy starts, mostly sunny afternoons. we'll break down the full forecast coming up. 6:30 starts to get busy around this time. >> good morning. we're watching the fire in sunol. we're going to the bay bridge shot. we did take the maps off 680. to the bay bridge shot as well. things are getting crowded there at the toll plaza. we see the becameup starting to form in some of the cash lanes. we'll see that start to slow. this may be an early slowdown. we'll track this. >> thank you very much. also big board, wall street this morning looking at numbers. this is a look at the floor. we're going to see how traders go. there could be deals to be had. let's check in with scott mcgrew. so tar we're up a little bit. >> that is just a little bit, isn't it.

he's in for christina. >> good morning. right now we're looking at a lot of low clouds around the bay area, even our inland valleys out to the tri-valley, in the east bay, thanks to the marine layer. it's about 2,000 feet high and about 1,000 feet off the ground so it's a thin layer but it's moved inland. 50s and 60s, overcast skies and a healthy sea breeze which is good for our air quality. green across the board. good air quality around the bay area. you see a map like this usually means we're going to have an all day sea breeze why things will be cool for august. you'll head to the giants game. first pitch low 60s, cooling with patchy low cloud. in the sierra, a slight chance of thundershowers so most of the action now is moving off to the east as winds pick up out of the southwest higher up, that should limit dangers of thundershowers. nowhere near the bay area. high temperatures as we go through the day, we're starting off in the 50s. lunch time should be nice, at least around livermore and pleasanton. upper 70s closer

christina, let me ask you about this. some fiscal conservatives have been making some outlandish claims recently about the so-called failure of the recovery act, the stimulus. rick santorum told me in an interhave you it cost jobs. you just finished telling me you thought it wasn't big enough. do we need another one? >> i think we absolutely do need some more fiscal help for the economy. and whether that is another sort of chunk of infrastructure spending, i think that would be fantastic. i talked a lot about a big tax break for businesses that hire workers. we need some help for the economy now. important thing to realize, we have two big problems, huge jobs problem and we have a deficit problem. and the way you solve both of those is a comprehensive fiscal package with more is a comprehensive package that has more stimulus in the short-term. and i would very much support a bold plan that is much more aggressive on both those dimensions that we're currently talking about in washington. >> but you did work at the house so

rob meyers in for christina. good morning, rob. >> good morning. pry pretty nice start, we have to watch out for patchy low clouds across the north bay 58 in san jose, precisely 50s to start out with low sunshine, temperatures today actually in the 90s around livermore and pleasanton, 83 in san jose, 67 in san francisco and about 73 in oakland. pretty nice start to the morning so far in the east bay. let's see how the commute is looking with mike. >> getting over to the city is fine. midday traffic heavier because of a giants game going on at 12:45. this popping up on chp reports, first debris now a flat tire and car with its wheel both in the slow lane southbound. we'll track that, 16th, 18th given as locations. i'll sort that out with chp and give awe live shot coming up laura in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> a new battle is brewing in washington and it is affecting more than just construction at airports right here in the bay area. both sides of congress are in a standoff over funding for the agency in charge of america's airp

the victim, 13-year-old christina martinez. she is 4 feet tall, 85 pounds and was last seen wearing a school uniform with a white blouse and a blue shirt. the suspect in this case is christina's father, 34-year-old marcell low ramirez. he is 5 feet and a half, 150 pounds and has a tatoo on his left calf. ramirez is driving a white honda odyssey with the california license plate number 3wan638. if you see this car or the occupants, please call police. call immediately. an amber alert is issued tonight. >>> students spent the day locked down at an elementary school in oakland while police searched for a suspect in a series of violent robberies. they were allowed to leave around 4:00 this afternoon. the locked up -- the lock upstarted after they discovered a car that may have been linked to one of the suspects. they barricaded themselves in a home across the street from the car. the men started surrendering after the s.w.a.t team surrounded the house. police arrested a total of five suspects. >>> overseas, a line in the sand in li

christina romer on friday night. weatherman fail. tough week for a weatherman. happened to a good man, chuck bell, the meteorologist when his green screen took on a mind of its own. >> then overnight tonight, that's the wrong map. i don't know how that got in there. i know what happened. we've gotten into the wrong sequence. so what we'll do is we'll start here at the seven-day foreca forecasten. even that is wrong. the computer is on the wrong days of the week. it starts with monday and everything. that's trouble. u-oh. aaron, can you happening on one brief second. i just need to load this other sequence. >> in the meantime, we're looking into the news 4 weather center. the storm center 4. >> it's good stuff. >> here we go. now we're fired back up. just like that. problem solved. >> chuck bell, everybody, doing some nice work. last thursday nbc 17 down in central north carolina, the chief meteorologist there face-to-face with a moth. >> all right, so here's the weather map. let's pick it up at 6:00 a.m. not a whole lot going on. i swear a moth just flew into my

christina loren is here to tell us about it. >> good morning. mother nature making everybody comfortable. we have fog out there we have to get through first, then the sun will shine through making for a comfortable afternoon. we're going to show you where the fog is the thickest, visibility dropping as we speak. and the forecast coming up. let's get to you work with mike. >> better luck getting there because the upper deck, we had a disabled vehicle, that fifth getting into san francisco it's marked on my map but we can remove it now behind where it says "today in the bay." to the north, though, out of san francisco up to tiburon boulevard, a disabled rig blocking one lane so that's not cleared going into the area we might have fog and drizzle. we're watching this and the south bay. >> thank you very much. >> not the way we hoped this one would end. two women rescued from a fire sunday died from their injuriei. the 85-year-old woman and her caregiver died yesterday at san francisco hospitals. the city medical examiners identifies identified them

an amber alert out of hollister. 13-year-old christina ramirez was abducted this afternoon. officers are describing the teenage girl as being four feet tall, 85 pounds with black hair and brown eyes, last seen wearing her school uniform, a white polo shirt and blue skirt. the suspect is a 34-year-old marcello ramirez, last seen driving a white honda odyssey with that plate number. the car he's in has rear tinted windows and a coast auto insurance sticker on the rear window. we don't know what the relationship is between the two, but if you see the car or see them, you're urged to call authorities. >>> now to the skating report of pg&e. today's report makes one thing clear, they need to make some changes or a san bruno explosion would happen in almost any neighborhood. >> the report was scathing and blunt saying it began decades ago with the installation of what's referred to as a woefully inadequate pipe. finally, it wasn't a question of if this pipe would burst but when. vicky nguyen was at the hearing in washington, d.c. and has the full report. >> reporter: good evening.

which in april, led to a dramatic phone conversation with christina who calls herself chris and lives in riverside. >> i was kind of shaky. i couldn't believe it was actually her after all these years. i told her we had been looking for her and she had no idea. >> imagine what chris thought during that phone call because her parents now deceased never told her that she and only child was adopted. >> i couldn't believe it. i just couldn't believe it. i thought i would never get to see her again. >> the phone call led to a mother and child reunion in sacramento international airport in june. >> i hugged her and she hugged me and she called me mom. i said -- oh, my god. she called me mom. >> chris gray who thought she was alone in the world discovered she has a mother alive and well but four brothers and sisters. >> she is 63 years old. >> she is moving to yuba city next month to be with her family. >>> google is expanding according to the business journal, mountain view is no longer big enough so google is making an additional 26 acres in sunnyvale. it's the first significant expansion

. >> reporter: christina got her graduate degree in journalism aó year ago and has been unemployed ever since.Ñi if things got much worse she may have to look outside her chosen field. >> once my unemployment benefitó are up i'll be forced to probably waitress or bar tend, or something like that. >> reporter: christina is not the only one worried about the future. according to a cbs news/"new york times" poll 80% of the public thinks the economy is in bad shape and only 22% believe the government's new debt deal will make things any better. this issue of uncertainty has trickled down to the consumer level. there's concern yesterday's market meltdown and the nation's 9.2% unemployment rate could put a damper on consumer spending which accounts for 70% of our economic activity. terrell? >> jay dow getting us started in washington this morning, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> that same sense of pessimism is driving stock prices down around the world. tokyo's nikkei plunged more thai 350 points today, a drop of more than 3.5%, and hong kong's hang sengfeld more than 5%.Ñi tina krau

let's get to a forecast and meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. all is quiet here on the west coast as we wake up this morning. a little bit of fog to worry about. we have major changes on the way to the bay area as we head through the next 24-48 hours. we'll show you what once was major hurricane irene. that's coming up. right now 4:31 on a monday morning. a lot of construction. >> we'll talk about some of that construction, it's mostly picking up because as of 4:30, 5:00 approach things pick up. there are lanes with construction, southbound 880 down to 92, that connector ramp reopening there, getting on the san mateo bridge. the san mateo bridge is one of our concerns, mostly clear out there but from time to time there are gusty conditions. chp sent a shout out. watch it over the high rise. you see it there. we'll take a live look coming up. >> thank you much. right now police are fanning out in concord looking for suspects reportedly linked to an overnight shooting and stabbing. officers urging people to stay away from ol a various ra road near

our own christina loren and mike inoue out there. they'll be out there later today. beautiful weather once the low clouds break up. a cool start to the morning. thanks to the healthy sea breeze, not only are we seeing drizzle and mist in a few spots, but also keeping the air well-stirred up and with the sea breeze reaching your inland valleys, air quality still good. if your outdoor plans include sunshine, you probably want to stay towards the inland valleys. here is a satellite loop of the low cloud cover punched inland overnight and we will see low clouds as we head towards the afternoon. in terms of the sierra, a slight risk of afternoon showers, mainly north of lake tahoe as instability fires up for the afternoon. temperatures should be comfortably into the low 80s. speaking of low 80s, some places around the bay area should see those numbers in the 80s, as well. south of san jose, we're talking 88 degrees for morgan hill. 86 for san jose and fremont. 82 degrees, san front. though staying fairly cool, 65 degrees with patchy low clouds around the east bay. those n

time to check the forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina. >> good morning. we're seeing low clouds to start off the morning but a pretty nice forecast, a cool one for august for inland spots, later today 50s through lunch time, should start to see 70s inland topping out today in the upper 70s close to 80 in san jose. mid-60s san francisco and upper 60s today around observe land. the weather looks pretty good. the 101 commute around the south bay maybe not so much. >> rob, we have the overnight accident that happened off 101, ma little da avenue, the southbound side of 101 at matilda, our photographer arrived on the scene and says that the lieutenant from the police department says that it should take a couple hours till they clean up this fuel spill, one of the big rigs, i think that's the one there, got into an accident and the fuel leaked. so we're looking at 7:00 for this ramp to reopen. you'll get off at pmatilda ther. >> we'll keep checking back. 5:01. this morning developing news on capitol hill. they say it's a done deal. president obama and congressi

christina here to tell us -- exactly, she's smoking hot. >> good morning to you. yeah, we're looking really good this morning. he's a smart man, isn't he? temperatures are comfortable. we're starting to see that visibility come up a little bit in novato. we are three miles, at a mile and a half 15 minutes ago. numbers are coming in and out. that means patchy fog drifting around the bay area. wherever you're headed, take it easy out there. you probably know how to drive through fog if you live here. 53 in san mateo, 54 in san francisco, 51 in santa rosa, a little chillier this morning than we were this time yesterday. we've got a giants game in town, a day game. if you're one of the lucky thousands of people headed to at&t park it's going to be comfort ab today. 65 nice and clear at 2:00 p.m. hopefully after a big giants win at 3:00 p.m., 66 degrees as you make your way home from the yard. elsewhere temperatures are going to be warm and a few more 80s on the map, 82 livermore, 77 redwoodty and comfortable 79 degrees in san jose. we keep on climbing in temperature.

joining us matt lewis from the daily caller, christina bell tone yeah at cq roll call and radio talk show host david serota. >> he didn't necessarily say bernanke should be lassoed and lynched. are the media blowing this out of proportion? >> i think the media has been culturalized by looking at more violent rhetoric in our political debate and look at it more as an issue unto itself. we've seen more and more coarsening rhetoric. it alludes to violence. the media is now on the lookout for it. i think it's fair to be on the lookout for it. when i heard what perry said, i was a little bit taken aback. i didn't really hear him call for violence. i think you're right in saying this is really a play to the republican base, a republican base that has shown that it responds to this kind of coarse, at least violently allegorical rhetoric. >> they say the press has an almost palpable blood lus to the bring this down. we're jumping on a lot of things about rick perry as he gets into the race. >> if you look at who the commentators are that have been critical. you've shown reverend al sharpton

time to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina. >> good morning to you laura. off to a pretty nice start in san jose. actually seeing less low clouds this morning than yesterday morning which means an earlier start to the sunshine. 57 in san jose, lots of 50s across the board for the morning. some misty skies along the coastline. by lunchtime 70s starting to show up for inland valleys today, talking 92 at livermore finally feeling more summer like in the tri-valley and keeping an eye on 80s later on today for san jose. now a look at your east bay commute, here is mike. >> rob looking for 50s in the east bay. highway 4, speeds down below 20. 15 miles per hour at the l street sensor there. slowing all the way in and 49 at baypoint. the slowdown bled over towards concord as well. towards the bay bridge, a lot of them meaning a heavier volume at the toll plazas well. right now cash lanes as you're getting towards toll plaza slow on the left lanes. laura, we'll track it as it builds over the next hour. >> thank you very much. a 16-year-old from antioch under arrest.

romer and larry summers were good friends they often disagreed on economic policy and christina romer by the way was actually the kind of an economic moderate until until the debates of two thousand and nine and two thousand and ten when suddenly she found herself on the liberal wing of the economic policy debate in the administration about the policies in this morning so the key for him was whether alan krueger it would have a voice within the administration so nice contacts within the industry and are actually telling me that i want to present a great relationship with president obama so i think. i went through this moment in history is as come it has arrived the question for me is how do you move forward in advising the president on a number of key policies as you write and that will happen and that will likely have to wait and see but one thing that came out friday morning and gave them were negative speech he didn't hand it narconon did is in which a lot of people thought that he was going to instead he said that long term unemployment is going to remain a challenge have to be a

. >> on christina drove up from gilroy today to attend this hiring yvette. she is looking to make a career change in this the third job fair that she has been to this year. >> my ideal job would be something that is fun to go to every day and challenges me and makes me want to think our side of the box. if that is really all i am looking for right now. >> but cristina and the other hundreds of job seekers that showed up may have walked away a little disappointed they say that many of the businesses that they lined up to be here today recently backed out. >> they said that they are going to hold off on hiring and to check back in december to see if they wanted to come to our december san jose job fear. >> they suspect that the shaky economy and the uncertainty in washington is to blame. >> the employees are uncertain and that is unfortunate. >> despite the challenges christina says that she will keep looking. >> i am open to anything and everything. in san jose i'm charles clifford with kron4 news. >> won business is fair and very well that is pawnshops. and