home of mike mccue. donors paid $2,500 ahead. and after that it was on to the home of portola valley venture capitalist vinod khosla. the cost of sitting down to dinner with the president, around $32,000 a plate. the money will go toward democratic senatorial campaigns. mr. bush told donors he is starting to see some functionality in washington, but he says he is still not getting cooperation he needs from congress. after this morning's speech he goes to southern california for a two-day economic summit with the president of china. the chinese president arrived yesterday. cyber security will be one of the main topics of discussion. the u.s. has accused china of using hackers to steal military secrets. they deny the charges. if you are commuting in san jose you might bump in the president's motorcade so with more on traffic, let's go to liz. >> reporter: over to the south bay now, taking a look at the major freeways around san jose. looks good on the guadalupe parkway and 101. outside friday morning commute off to a nice start at 880 and 237 for any silicon valley commuters. bart off to a nice friday start with 18 trains on time. that's a check on your "timesaver traffic." lawrence has the forecast. it's going to be hot in the bay area starting today. these temperatures likely to soar beginning with some low clouds and fog early on today. the temperatures mainly in the 50s but you will see yellow on the map so very warm air above the surface is coming down to ground level later on. patchy fog filling in at the bay some of it dense at the coast. by the afternoon these temperatures are going to soar especially inland. it's going to get hot in the valleys. yesterday we topped out in the 80s. today we are going to the upper 90s. as much as 11, 12 degrees warmer than yesterday, 88 in santa rosa. san francisco still staying at a mild 68 degrees. we'll have more on this heat wave coming up. today it's georgia and carolina's turn to get drenched by tropical storm andrea. the eastern seaboard can expect extremely wet and blustery weather throughout the weekend even though andrea is losing some steam. isolated flooding is possible. cbs news's susan mcginnis has more on the problems andrea left behind down in florida. reporter: the clean-up has already begun in florida after tropical storm andrea came ashore thursday. the storm spawned several tornadoes. the gonzalez family was holed up in their palm beach county home as the twister moved through their yard. >> you could hear stuff in the house. >> reporter: the sunshine state has damaged stretching from the gulf coast to the atlantic and now, as andrea moves to georgia, the carolinas and virginia, the real threat is flooding. >> look at this potential rainfall map taking us into saturday afternoon. we are talking about a wide swath of 2 to 5" of rain from south florida all the to new england. >> reporter: flood watches are in effect from central virginia up the i-95 corridor into connecticut. andrea is still a day away from impacting long island. but this is the first big storm to hit the area since superstorm sandy and many residents are taking precautions. >> i'm going to batten down the hatches, put stuff up off the floor in the basement just in case. >> reporter: yvonne santana lives on arizona street in long beach, new york. here construction is an everyday reminder of the storm that took so much from them last year. santana says the idea of more severe weather worries her. >> we are hearing about bad weather and storms. what's going to happen? >> reporter: her neighbor laughs off the storm. >> it's just rain, no storm. >> reporter: augustine just moved back into her home a week and a half ago and said she wouldn't livni where else. susan mcginnis, cbs news, long beach, new york. >> and we have some live pictures in savannah, georgia, of andrea and it looks like it's starting to peter out a bit. not too bad in the georgia area right now. andrea is not expected to reach hurricane status. it will likely lose its tropical storm designation sometime tonight if not earlier. the latest on the damage from the powerhouse fire in northern l.a. county. 24 homes have been destroyed. also burned, 29 outbuildings. the fire is 83% contained. they are still expecting it will be early next week before they have a line all the way around the fire that started last thursday. it's cost more than $11 million to fight it so far. attend, bay area shoppers! grocery chain raley's says they may have been the victim of a cyber attack compromising your personal information at their stores. kpix 5's sue kwon is in san pablo low and how hackers got through and the chain's warning to customers. >> reporter: that's right. this involves the chain several store brands nob hill, raley's, bel air and food stores. the grocery chain said it had its computer systems hacked containing shopper information. they did ask the fbi for help in this. and apparently, they believe it's cyber attacks where credit and debit card numbers were stolen. at least one shopper has had fraudulent activity on her credit card. it was reported last thursday on vitamins and videogames that showed up on her card. her credit union cause the suspicious activity closed the account and notified the store. >> we had security measures in place and cyber security is a never-ending battle. cyber criminals are sophisticated. >> makes me nervous but sadly it reaches almost everywhere. >> now, raley's says that as you heard it did have some security in place but today, it has been enhanced. no details on how that was done. if you shopped at raley's, bel air, nob hill, food source or aisle one, check it. no p.i.n.s were sacrificed and they don't collect social security information or driver's license numbers. so you shouldn't have your identity stolen. officials are looking into it and don't know the source of the attack. >> thank you. raley's is posting updates on its website. there, customers can find a hotline for more information. fbi says a trio of serial bank robbers is operating here in the bay area. the men hit yesterday morning at the bank of america in san francisco's parkside neighborhood. they are also linked to robberies of money in san francisco and one down in millbrae. a fourth happened at a san francisco wells fargo bank in april. here's some surveillance pictures of the robbers. investigators say they always dressed in black hoodies and masks and they are armed with handguns. during the holdups, they jump over tellers' counters to get at the money and take off in light-colored sedan. police are asking for help in trying to hunt these guys down. san francisco police are scanning surveillance video to track the three men who shot up a muni bus yesterday. investigators say they got off the 19 polk in potrero hill yesterday about 2:15 then turned and opened fire through a window hitting a passenger. the bus driver, though, quickly drove away and straight to san francisco general's emergency room entrance. the victim is expected to survive. police are now investigating if he knew those suspects. another tree signature protest this time -- tree- sitting protest this time in san francisco over plans to develop a 2-acre plot of land. for the past couple of years it's been a family farm. now city officials want the land available for development. tree-sitters and protestors hope to keep the land available for urban farming. they plan a news conference this morning. things should be back to normal today in vallejo where crews had to deal with four water main breaks yesterday. in one case, the water shot 60 feet into the air near some high voltage power lines. water had to be shut off at several homes near those leaks so crews could do the repairs. a south san francisco man is set to be sentenced today after pleading no contest to charges that he kidnapped his two young children. authorities say christopher moffey spent three days on a stolen yacht before the coast guard intercepted the boat. he faces four years in county jail. 4:39. california's high-speed rail project now has a contractor but critics are complaining about that. the rail authority yesterday awarded the billion-dollar contract to southern california-based tutor perini, the low he is bid out of the five companies bidding but the company apparently has the lowest score for safety and design. critics say it is notorious for cost overruns. high-speed rail authorities say tutor perini is highly qualified. >> they did build bart to the san francisco airport. they also built the international airport terminal. and i don't believe that history will show that either of those projects was plagued by the kind of overruns that have been talked about here. >> groundbreaking for the first leg of the bullet train in the central valley is set for this summer and you can hear from the contractor. just go to our website, kpix.com. time now is 4:40. coming up, why queen elizabeth's husband had to be hospitalized. >> plus, a kansas jail says they cannot spare a single square. why they are setting a limit on toilet paper use. >> the great white lie. fake shark warning signs posted at area beaches. why some surfers had their doubts in the first place. ,,,,,,,,,, hey, look! 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known to do that a couple times. >> i have. >> i could see that. >> i have surfed in that spot right there and you know what? the surfers are very territorial. they want to have their own waves when everybody starts coming over there. >> especially on the next couple of days. >> it's going to be heating up. people are going to be flocking to the beaches i think as we are going to see hot temperatures outside. some of the numbers near 100 in the afternoons. right now, we are starting out with clouds early on even some drizzle toward the coastline. and some dense fog over skyline boulevard. as we head toward the afternoon though, plenty of sunshine inside the bay. 70s and 80s. you're looking at upper 90s though in some of the interior valleys. much cooler at the coastline though. and only into the 60s. so here we go. high pressure building in, a strong ridge now in place. it's going to hang around for the next couple of days. that is going to crank up the temperatures. but we're still seeing enough of a sea breeze to keep the temperatures cool at the coastline but boy, the numbers will get very hot in some of the interior valleys. starting out with patchy fog early on. that should give way to mostly sunny skies toward the afternoon. then those temperatures are going to soar outside in many spots not only here but around the state. 104 in sacramento. 105 in fresno. a chance we could see some thunderstorms into lake tahoe and about 108 degrees in redding. around the bay 94 degrees today. morgan hill 86 in san jose. and about 85 degrees in mountain view. east bay numbers soaring as high as 97 degrees in brentwood, 97 in livermore, and about 97 degrees in fairfield. inside the bay you will see sunshine and mid-70s into oakland and 68 degrees in san francisco. out over the next couple of days maybe hotter for tomorrow pushing near triple digits by the afternoon. then everybody is going to see some clouds rolling in come sunday and those temperatures really going to take a hit and much cooler weather as we look toward next week. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: thanks, lawrence. and some people may hit some roadblocks in san jose. it's because the president's in town giving a speak at the fairmont in san jose a little later this morning. so expect some road closures especially around market street circle near the hotel. they never tell us the exact closures because they don't want us to know his exact road. he will take off after the speech from moffett field around 9:30 this morning so again, expect some delays while he is in town. let's take you outside and show you a live look right now at some of our traffic cameras around the bay area. this is a live look at the nimitz. 880 in oakland, it looks like they may have picked up some roadwork ahead of schedule. they had some approaching high street like they usually do but i'm not seeing any flashing lights. checking some bridges now and here's a look at the san mateo bridge, the right side of your screen that is westbound 92. traffic out of hayward is cruising along. and so far, we are "friday light" over at the bay bridge usually it's light at this time of the morning anyway, but we do have our usual roadwork on the upper deck and lower deck roadwork several lanes blocked until about 6:30 this morning. that's a check of your "timesaver traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. britain's prince philip is back in the hospital. the 91-year-old husband of the queen will undergo exploratory surgery after experiencing abdominal pain. he was admitted yesterday after attending a garden party after buckingham palace. >> he likes to be in control but this is one occasion he can't be in control. he has do what the doctors tell him to do. >> the prince is expected to remain in the hospital for up to two weeks. russian president vladimir putin and his wife are getting a divorce. they made the announcement yesterday saying they rarely see each other and are no longer living together. they are just two months shy of that i 30th anniversary. they have two daughters in their 20s. the u.s. director of national intelligence is declassifying detail of a controversial surveillance program but james clapper is denouncing the leaks of highly classified documents that revealed the program which collects the telephone records of customers here in the united states. meanwhile, the "washington post" and the british newspaper "the guardian" report the nsa and fbi are tapping directly into the servers of nine leading internet companies including the silicon valley's google, youtube, apple, yahoo and facebook. >> what this program enables the national security agency to do is to reach directly into the servers of the largest internet companies in the world, things that virtually every human being in the western world now uses to communicate with one another. >> the program appears to be intended to grab non-u.s. intercepts. house this week passed an amendment to guarantee funding to protect mass transit transit systems from terror attacks. it was introduced by eric swalwell and calls for $97 million of the homeland security budget to be dedicated to transit security. less than an hour from now, we'll get a major economic report from the labor department. it's the may employment report. most economists expect the unemployment rate to remain at 7.5%. they also think job growth will be about the same as it was in april, 165,000 new jobs. yesterday's report that new jobless claims were down helped the market gain ground. the dow added 80 points. the nasdaq finished up 22. time is running out to keep student loan rates low. congress has been working on competing bills that would prevent rates from doubling july 1. an interim bill was passed last year extending current rates but its about to expire. when it does, interest rates on popular stafford loans will go from 3.4% to 6.8%. >> that means over half a billion dollars of money that californians will be spending not on buying their first house, not on starting aby, not on getting married but, rather, subsidizing their student loans. >> competing bills failed in the senate yesterday. democrats want to extend the current rates for two years. republicans want rates to increase to an average of all federal student loans. a coalition of students, teachers and parents is fed up with conditions at castlemont high. dozens protested in front of the east oakland campus yesterday to voice their concerns to oakland unified. their biggest issues, campus safety, teacher training and dwindling resources. >> we have had consistent instability here at the school repeated decisions by the district without our consent that caused unrest at the school and at the same time, we are not getting the resources that we need. >> castlemont's problems may actually start with students in middle school. this is video of a fight between a teacher and a student at alliance academy. it's a middle school that sends students to cast month. inmates say an odd new rule stinks literally. they are limiting toilet paper to one role a week per convict. the county sheriff says it will cost the jail -- cost cut in half. if they don't have a square to spare they won't be wasteful with it. >> just handing out toilet paper like it's candy stopped and it's going to stay that way. >> what if you have to use the bathroom and you run out of toilet paper? what do you do then? supposed to walk around with feces on you and stuff? that ain't sanitary. . >> they can buy another role for a dollar a roll. repair work begins tonight on a san francisco artery. >> why a south bay bakery is getting threats. >> and how two little bay area girls made a few bucks off the president's visit. ,, [ man ] get the 20 piece mcnuggets. what? that lovely girl, caught your eye? 20 piece mcnuggets are only $4.99. you offer to share them. that's pretty smart. 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[ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. looking for something to do this weekend? how about the san mateo county fair. that's a lot of fun. sunny and warm on saturday especially temperatures in the mid-80s. >> fun! all right. let's go outside right now. one more workday to go and so far, things are moving nicely on your bay area bridges. we'll have another check of your "timesaver traffic" coming up. >> all right, liz, thank you. a busy san francisco street is getting its first face-lift in more than 30 years. a stretch of market street will close tonight for repaving work. the department of public works is shutting down traffic between van ness and 6th streets starting at 7:00. it's a $700,000 project to make the pothole-riddled roads safer for cyclists and drivers. crews will lay new asphalt and repaint traffic and bicycle lanes. the road will reopen tomorrow night. and then at the end of the summer, the eastern half of market will be repaired. donuts and danger? a campbell donut shot secret ingredient is eliciting death threats. to celebrate national donut day psycho donuts is giving away donuts with duck liver goose pate. protestors saying yuck and more. >> the scumbag that's doing it we should get him, force-feed him and see how he likes it. >> well, the donut is free because california bans the sale of foie gras saying forcing birds to eat to enlarge their lives is cruel. i'm not sure i would want one with foie gras. president obama wasn't the only one making money around the bay area yesterday. >> i know. these little girls know an opportunity when they see it. they live right by the palo alto home where the president made his first stop and as reception guests gathered in the hot sun, they set up a limon aid stand. >> that's so nice. >> he needs some money, too. >> how much do i need? >> just a donation. >> just a donation. [ laughter ] >> she is a businesswoman already! no word on how much the kids raised or what they plan to do the with the cash but a tough negotiator. >> she is in the silicon valley already making bucks. too bad the president didn't stop by. coming up, credit cards compromised. the northern california grocery chain that's been targeted by hackers. >> and some live pictures now of riceville beach, north carolina. the east coast is on alert for tropical storm andrea. how areas still recovering from superstorm sandy are preparing. >> and president obama replenish, party coffers at bay area fundraisers -- replenishing party coffers at bay are fundraisers. coming up. ,, 97 have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry. [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald cashing in on the bay area.t he'll appeal morning during a san jose speech. president obama cashing in on his bay area visit. what he will appeal for this morning during a specin san jose. >> a major -- speech in san jose. >> a major grocery chain hacked how your debit and credit information could be used by thieves. >> and sure, there's some fog now. but you know what? we got a lot of sun coming our way and it's going to get hot this weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right. thank you, lawrence. and outside right now, we just saw the lanes change truck drive by. they have four southbound lanes open to commuters getting into san francisco across the golden gate. we'll have more coming up. >> good morning, it's friday june 7. i'm michelle griego. >> we love friday. >> mm-hm. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 5:00. it is a stormy morning this morning along the carolina and georgia coastlines. right now, tropical storm andrea is expected to bring rain, winds and even a little bit of flooding to the region throughout the weekend. cbs reporter susan mcginnis has more on the problems andrea left behind in florida. reporter: the clean-up has already begun in florida after tropical storm andrea came ashore thursday. the storm spawned several tornadoes. the gonzalez family was holed up in their palm beach county home as a twister moved through their yard. the sunshine state has damage stretching from the gulf coast to the atlantic and now, as andrea moves into georgia, the carolinas and virginia, the real threat is flooding. >> look at this potential rainfall map. this will take us into saturday afternoon and we are talking about a wide swath of two to as much as five inches of rain from south florida all the way new england. >> reporter: flood watches are