clouds in the east shoreline, the north bay and especially the west side of the peninsula this morning. so temperatures begin in the 50s, thoal finish in the low 80s and we'll have the entire forecast a few minutes from now. first let's get the latest from ann. sheriff's deputies interrupted an armed robbery in progress in castro valley, shooting and killing a suspect. that happened at around 10:00 last night at boulevard burger restaurant on castro valley boulevard. someone alerted the deputies as they made a traffic stop nearby and when they got inside, they say a man pointed a gun at them. an employee lunged at that man and the gun went off. a deputy returned fire, killing that suspect. an early morning crash in oakland left a huge hole inside of a church. witnesses tell us an suv drove through love center ministries on 104th and international. they say the driver left the scene with the keys still inside that vehicle. no one was hurt. an official with the church says this is the second crash in six months. a bay area sex trafficking operation is busted. the feds rescued more than a dozen women kept as sex slaves. it all happened in the middle of several neighborhoods. and as kpix5's kit dough says neighbors had had a feeling something fishy was going on, but they never said anything. >>reporter: as agents busted up a network of brothels across northern california, it shows the fighting lines of human trafficking are anywhere and everywhere. dpl this is modern-day slavery and this kind of thing should not be allowed. we intend to vigorously pursue it. >>reporter: the california department of justice raided four houses in sacramento, along with this station at the bart station in south san francisco at 111 mcclellan drive. large boxes of condoms were found in the trash. agents rescued at least 15 women who were being held captive and arrested four people. they aren't releasing the fourth mugshot because they want to put him in a lineup. according to the deputies, the victims require them as yaya, chinese girl, malaysian girl and girl from taiwan. the girls were kept on a regular brothel schedule. >> they'd rotate them out about every 10 days and either send them out of state or send them to a different location. >> san mateo county wants people to pay attention and report suspicious activity. >> you know, men coming in and out of a place, women perhaps who appear to be from foreign countries that don't seem to be free to move around or never coming out of the house, things like that that might just strike them at a gut level as not quite right. >>reporter: investigators say the brothel in south san francisco had about three women working out of a two bedroom unit. neighbors say men were coming and going at late hours. >> all asian guys say hi and bye, but i never stood too close. >> it's despicable. it's lower than human. you don't do that in today's society. >> you know, this really just put it is into perspective that it can really happen anywhere literally. >>reporter: kit dough, kpix5. apparently the johns would find out about these brothels by going to massage parlors and getting referred. all the victims are foreign- born asian women and they're all over the age of 18. a small dog is dead after an altercation with a much larger rottweiler in concord. on thursday this 82-year-old woman was walking teddy, a miniature shih tzu. a man walking a rottweiler coming along and there was a fight. animal control says teddy was on a 25-foot retractible leash and that the rottweiler was on a shorter leash. >> without being under effective control, we can't discount that this event was provoked by the actions of the small dog. >> the woman whose dog died can't believe that authorities see teddy as the one who started the fight. so far no charges. we'll have more about that coming up in the next half hour. crews battling the most destructive wildfire in colorado's history finally got the break they needed. after days of dry, gusty conditions, much needed rain rolled into the colorado springs area. some evacuation orders have been lifted. officials say the fire that has destroyed 400 homes and killed two people is at 30% containment this morning. the black forest fire began on tuesday. police just released a frantic 911 call made when a deck at a miami sports bar collapsed during an nba finals watch party. >> miami-dade county police and fire. where is your emergency? >> i'm at shuckers bar and grill and the deck just totally and completely collapsed. there are people in the water right now. >> so the deck collapsed and everyone is in the water? >> totally deck collapsed, there's at least 100 people in the water. other people are going to save them, but it's horrible. >> the deck came crashing down right before half time. officials say the basketball game was playing so loudly that some people didn't hear the deck buckling beneath them. the 100 people on that deck dropped 10 feet into shallow water in the bay. 24 were injured, two critically. everybody has been accounted for, though. crews spent yesterday removing floating chairs, tables and pieces of that deck. the naked acrobat who terrorized bart riders in san francisco could get kicked out of the country. yiner perez who's from colombia has been living in the bay area on an expired visa. his antics at the 16th street bart station captured here on cell phone video drew the attention of immigration officials, and now they have started depreciation proceedings. the -- deportation proceedings. the district attorney is still deciding whether or not to charge him. other bay area headlines, police in livermore are sounding a warning about a series of home burglaries. this week eight homes were ransacked in broad daylight. crooks target homes by knocking to see if anyone is home, and if someone answers, they pretend to be a salesman. police say one fix is to pretend you're home by leaving on a tv or leaving a car parked in the driveway. the bay bridge lights will shine on. the public work of art has reached its funding goal. that means the lights are now guaranteed to stay on for two years. a donation of more than $1.5 million brought the funding to the finish line of demonstrators 8 million. facebook and microsoft say they got thousands of requests for user data from the u.s. government. facebook received between 9,000 and 10,000 government orders if the last six months of 2012. subjects ranged from missing children to federal fugitives to terrorist threats. microsoft received between six and 7000 similar orders. both companies are releasing this info now with the government's permission. still ahead this morning, their hawaiian getaway looked amazing when they booked it online. >> it was just a dump. it was a dump. >> wait until you see how things went terribly wrong. and in sesame street's latest version of kids, they're going where no puppet has gone before, to jail. we're starting out with temperatures this morning in the 50s. it's going to be a very nice saturday, a great weekend. we got ideas of things for you to do as you head out the door. first check out that forecast, fog and low clouds hover around the coastline. we'll have the forecast for your weekend after we attend to a few bills. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we have a warning about a telephone scam hitting customers of pg&e. the utility says scammers are calling business owners and asking for payment for allegedly past due electric bills. they threaten to cut off if you don't pay up with a prepaid card. actually, that's not the way pg&e operates. >> we want to alert customers to a telephone scam commanding customers pay immediately -- demanding customers pay immediately with prepaid cards like paypal, greendot, things of that sort. we want to let people know that we would never make calls demanding payments with prepaid cards and we want to make sure people don't make this mistake. >> it's happening statewide and a company in freemont reportedly -- recently reported getting this kind of call. if you get a call from a scammer, pg&e wants you to contact them. when you think about a hawaiian vacation, it's hard to imagine it would be horrible. one couple's dream trip quickly became a nightmare when they booked online. >> the swimming pool is beautiful. >>reporter: it was also the oceanview in a secluded 25-acre property that lured ed williams to this vacation rental on the big island of hawaii. his niece, ila helped him book the trip on expedia. >> we wanted the flight, hotel and car. >>reporter: ed was traveling with his wife chenel and brother-in-law john. problems popped up almost immediately. after getting to the island, they drove around for hours looking for the vacation rental on unmarked streets. when calls to the property owner went unanswered, they told expedia. >> we can't do anything until you find the place, that's what they told us. >>reporter: after a full day of searching they gave up and got their own hotel, and when they finally found it after searching for nearly a second full day: >> it was just a dump. it was a dump. >>reporter: the pool dirty and dark, the ocean view not so visible, the water pool, locals told them it had been backfilled and the house itself locked up. >> i was ready to cry. it's, like, this is not what we came here for. >>reporter: the group got their own hotel for a second night before expedia finally booked them one room in this two-star hotel for the rest of the vacation. >> they took the vacation of these three passengers and they ruined it. >>reporter: travel attorney alanalyst thinks expedia owes the travelers a refund and then some for being negligent about the condition of the vacation rental. >> the pictures were so grossly misrepresented that expedia had an obligation to know that this place was basically shut down for a while and they shouldn't have been renting it. >>reporter: expedia says at the time of booking, the vacation rental was still open and offered the group a two- night refund plus $25 and a travel voucher. but ed and chenel say that's not enough, and next time they book a trip? >> we won't go thu expedia, that's for sure. >>reporter: julie watts, kpix5. >> and the family tells julie they are considering taking their case to small claims court. wow! not good. >> that doesn't look like much fun. that makes you want to take a stay cation, stay in the bay area. >> it looked pretty on screen. >> it always does. it's looking pretty out the window this morning in the bay area. we're starting out with clouds and low fog. that's probably good news in the east bay. as we get a cooldown today, 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. if you're looking for something to do, how about the san mateo county fair. they have a forecast high of 75 degrees. it will be sunny, it are be mild and it should be fun. temperatures outside this morning mostly in the 50s, as we start out with fog and low clouds around the shoreline. a partly sunny day for the bay. as we start out our saturday morning, sunshine inland. livermore is reporting sunny skies. so we expect a major cooldown, low clouds have returned to the shortline and a cooler week on tap, cooler certainly than it was last week and by the end of the week we'll get another warmup. in the meantime what's happened is the high pressure has kept us warm all week, it finally begins to nudge to the south and to the east and low pressure is on the way from the gulf of alaska as that low pressure sinks down, the pressure is full, the temperature is full and the rarelary builds up. so -- and the marine layer builds up. on the futurecast this is how we're starting out, the low clouds and fog by the peninsula. in the forecast, you can see the low clouds pull back to the shoreline today, but it clears up inland, so plenty of sun and mild temperatures. it will be a very nice saturday for you. make plans to enjoy it. pinpoint forecast for the bay, 74 in the city, 74 casper, oakland. fairfield 82 and livermore after a number of 89 yesterday, we'll be down to 81 today. up in santa rosa 78 and san jose 76 degrees. looking pretty good. and the extended forecast, five day is showing us that the numbers sink all the way -- look at tuesday, look at the inland area on tuesday, we're down to 72 degrees. and then by wednesday the numbers begin to bounce up. high pressure will build back in so that by thursday and friday the numbers will be back into the mid-80s inland, even as the numbers around the bay recover to near 80 degrees. so we'll cool it off in the early going and warm it up in the latter half. and that's just summertime in the bay area. there's your weather. now let's get the latest. here's ann. >> thanks, brian. to be successful in the workplace these days means having an edge. here to talk about strategy certain women can use, is rose casstillo. thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> you are talking about the challenges for latino women in the workplace. tell us what the state of affairs is. >> really, there's two areas for latino women that they struggle with and they are barriers that come from cultural background and barriers within the workplace. culturally there's some things that prevent us from being that we could, that kind of have cultural tapes if you will. the parents that come from old countries, mostly immigrants don't want a lot of the women to get educated, and even working is difficult in the sense that they feel, well, they're going to get married and have children anyway, so how much do you put into a career. >> so a lot of people are shot down before -- >> before they even start, yeah. and latinos have a very high dropout rate in high school. even getting to college is a challenge. the other side is just workplace barriers, a lot of stereotypes about latinos, that latinas aren't committed, that they don't gauge, that they're not committed to a career. >> isn't it easy enough to show, though, when you're in the workplace, to show that that's not you? >> yes. we have some other issues issues culturally that are kind of counter cultural to the corporations, from the cultural standpoint. we tend to not speak up as much, not know how to brag about ourselves and these are things that are very important within the corporate world. you have to know how to sell it, how to talk about what you've done in your projects. there's also things about mentoring that we need to be better about, networking, those kinds of things. dpl you wrote a book on this subject. was there anything when you were writing this book that surprised you? >> i was surprised thad there was one thing -- that there was one thing that all six latinas had in common. i didn't think it would be one thing that would all lead to that and that is they all had one person, one person, whoever it was, the mother, the father, the grandfather, the grandmother who believed in them and instilled in them a pride of their culture, number one, and instilled in them the ability to succeed. >> it is amazing the difference one person can make. it seems like a lot of your advice would be helpful to women in general. you talked about not speaking up, not asking for raises, not knowing how to brag yourself. this is something i've heard across several cultural lines. >> and with latinas it's even more specific in terms of cultural because the anglo culture is more of an i society, with the latinos, it's more of a we society. we tend to be more tribal, if you will. it's about the family, it's about us, it's not just about the individual, so even our expressions are whatever god wants, where in the united states it would be go for it, you can do it, you're an individual. >> things are changing demographically, and you mentioned that by the year 2050 half of all people in the workplace will be latino. >> and that's why it's good news for latinas, it's our time. the united states is becoming a latino nation. it's the fastest growing spanish-speaking country in the world. so everything is pointing out for the need for latinos to get the education, to understand what the rules of engagement are within the workplace and that it can be done despite the challenges. there's great opportunities coming up. >> so with those changing numbers, won't it just naturally balance itself out as far as the challenges? >> there's a lot of myths that exist within the workplace. a study that was done by hispanic economics showed that employers and managers still retain myths about latinas and that they're not leadership material within the organization. so those myths really need to be shattered and so latinas can progress. >> now, you are speaking about this all on monday. >> yes, i am at the commonwealth club of california and we have a panel discussion with some of the most successful latinas in the bay area and perhaps the united states also because one of them was a former -- was in government in the clinton administration, actually, and the first latina, and it's at 6:00 p.m. at the commonwealth offices here in san francisco. >> wonderful. of course we talked about your book as well. rose cass tillo, thanks for being here. can you tell me how to get to prison? the tough issue "sesame street" tackling this time coming up next. ,, look at them kids. 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[nervous giggle] (male announcer) break the monotony. for more fun ideas visit spam.com. incarceration of a parent.'s aimed at children be ages of 3 and "sesame street" has launched a new outreach program to help kids cope with the incarceration of a parent. it's aimed at children between the ages of 3 and 8. >> what's carserrated? and why was your dad in it? >> incarcerated is when someone breaks the law, a grownup rule and then they have to go to jail or prison. >> "sesame street" is offering a number of resources online, in addition information packets will be distributed to schools, community centers and to jails. the subject of incarceration will not, though, be a part of "sesame street's" regular tv programming. did you know lending a hand to help can keep your heart healthy. the study conducted at carnegie mellon university show older adults who volunteer at least 200 hours a year decreased their risk of high blood pressure by 40%. high blood pressure affects about 65 million americans and can lead to cardio vascular disease. we have a special "tony's table" this morning. it is father's day weekend and stephanie whipped up something extra tasty for her dad. >> all right, stephanie, the big reveal. you been working on this all morning. i have no idea what's neath these red napkins for father's day. for father's day. well, let me start by saying you are hands down the greatest dad anyone could ask for. so i'm going to give you the greatest meal i could think of. >> beautiful. hurry up before i start crying. >> so where's your favorite place in the whole world? >> sicily. >> oh, funny. now, i know you love pasta, so i decided to bring sis ilian pasta to you. lift that napkin up. >> okay. an choafies. >> an choafies. and then we have some parsley. >> beautiful. and some bread crumbs, and this is how we begin. >> nice. >> so we have our anchovs with our white onion and garlic. how you cook this is very interesting. you take the fillet, you mash it with the back of a wooden spoon. as that's going it will sort of like emulsify into the oil which is great and then we have our bocati pasta. usually done with spaghetti, but in our town in sicily, it's bocatini. we put some of this in. we've bp adding in pasta water as we've been going, so we're going to add a little bit more. can you put in some oil, dad? >> sure. >> a little bit of oil. break it up. okay. >> and you mix it all together. and then also you usually see bread crumbs on top. not with this dish. this dish is in the whole thing. so we're going to add some bread crumbs right here, stir it in and a little bit of parsley. you can be pretty generous. >> stephanie, i am smelling right now palermo. this is true sicily in a dish. >> i've never seen you outside sicily. dpl i never had outside sicily. my daughter is making it incredible. and there you go. more parsley, more olive oil, whatever you want, it's father's day. >> i'm telling you, stephanie, this -- >> better eat it. >> you know what? it's going to get a little messy, but i'm going to try it anyway. >> i think you enjoyed it. happy father's day. thank you. what a present. it doesn't get much better than this. caoi, everybody. they're so cute. happy father's day, tony. if your summer includes big plans, saving an extra dollar here and there could help. we have a special in-studio guest coming up with savvy sites you can use all summer long. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, why owners are fearful for r pets lives. a dark case of animal-on- animal abuse. why owners are fearful for their pets' lives. and in the weather department, we've got a cooldown in the bay area as our pacific air conditioner has kicked in. we'll have the forecast in a minute. and a sex trafficking sting. what tipped off the feds to rescuing more than a dozen women kept as sex slaves right here in the bay area. welcome back. it is 7:30. thanks for joining us. i'm ann macovic. i'm brian hackney. it starts cloudy along the shoreline this morning, but still plenty of sunshine inland and the prospect of temperatures to cool today by as much as 10 degrees inland. even as we start out, looking toward the bay bridge with the fog and the low clouds and readings mostly in the 50s. forecast just ahead. first, let's get the latest. here's ann. we have a story out of castro valley this morning where sheriff's deputies intervened during an armed robbery, shooting and killing a suspect. it happened at around 10:00 last night at boulevard burger restaurant on castro valley boulevard. someone alerted alameda county deputies as they made a traffic stop nearby. the deputies got inside the restaurant and say a man pointed a gun at them. an employee lunged at the gunman and the gun went off. a deputy returned fire and the suspect was killed. the feds have busted a complex prostitution ring in san mateo and sacramento counties. 15 women rescued from raids at four sacramento homes and an apartment unit in south san francisco. four suspects were arrested on suspicion of running these brothels. agents say the brothel in south san francisco had about three women working out of a two bedroom unit. >> this is modern-day slavery and this kind of thing should not be allowed and we certainly intend to vigorously pursue it. >> according to the authorities, the women were kept on a regular schedule between the brothels. they're all asian women brought to california from as far away as boston and new york. what began as a routine walk around the block with her small dog turned into something much more traumatic for an 82- year-old woman. a rottweiler killed her shih tzu. kpix5's don knapp fills in the details from concord, including the surprising results from animal control's initial investigation. >> he said i don't have no leash on my dog. >>reporter: susie hudson and her little dog teddy, a miniature shih tzu left the house for a morning walk just as a man walking a rottweiler came along. interest was a fight. >> my dog got loose, he come over here on the porch and he died here. >>reporter: hudson said the man cussed her out and then blamed her for the attack that left her dog dead. >> my dog is 10 pounds. >>reporter: 10 pounds? how big was the rottweiler? >> 60, 65. he was a big dog. >>reporter: hudson's little companion was just 2 years old, a $1,000 gift from her son. >> it breaks my heart. it just makes me so sad for her and the dog and i can't imagine if that happened to one of my dogs. >>reporter: this neighbor has three small dogs, each about the size of hudson's shih tzu. >> her dog might bark, but it's never charged the leash or done anything towards my dogs and i have three little yippy chihuahua dogs that are a lot more rambunctious than her dog. contra costa county animal control says the initial investigation says the small dog provoked the rottweiler and the rottweiler did what comes naturally. animal control says teddy was on a 25-foot retractible leash and that the rottweiler was on a short leash. >> without being under effective control, we can't discount that this event was provoked by the actions of the small dog. >>reporter: hudson can't believe that authorities see teddy as the one who started the fight and the rottweiler as the dog that was under control. >> he says i didn't have a leash on it. [ indiscernable ] >>reporter: don knapp, kpix5. >> no charges have been filed in connection with the dog mauling. animal control is still examining the scene of that deadly incident. drama, escalated at an occupy camp in san francisco. at least two people were arrested after throwing things at the cops. police removed the protesters on thursday, but yesterday they returned to reoccupy the space that used to be hayes valley farm. they are trying to preserve the open space and condos from being built over it. the nakedded acrobat accused of terrorizing bart passengers could be shipped out of the country. yiner perez antics at the station caught here on cell phone video caught the attention of immigration officials and now they've started deportation proceedings. the drea is still deciding whether or not to charge him. crews battling the most destructive wildfire in colorado's history finally got the break they needed after days of dry, gusting conditions. much needed rain rolled into the colorado springs area. some evacuation orders have been lifted. officials say the fire that's destroyed 400 homes and killed two people is at 30% containment. the black forest fire began tuesday. a defense attorney for george zimmerman says he is confident the jury could be seated by next week. so far there are 29 potential jurors. zimmerman is on trial for fatally shooting 17-year-old trayvon martin in a sanford, florida gated community. he is pleading not guilty to second-degree murder, saying he shot martin in self-defense. prosecutors claim zimmerman racially profiled the unarmed teen before shooting him. tech giant facebook and microsoft are coming clean about thousands of government requests for user data. facebook received between 9,000 and 10,000 government orders in the last six months of 2012. subjects ranged from missing children to federal fugitives to terrorist threats. microsoft received between 6,000 and 7000 similar warrants, subpoenas and orders. both companies are releasing that information now with the government's permission. what a bay area woman is doing to give foster children the essentials and make them feel loved at the same time. this week's jefferson award winner is next. and a little known summer saving tip revealed by sharon vassen from cnet. stay tuned for that. and the all-important father's day forecast is just ahead as we have fog and low clouds return to the shoreline and cooler temperatureses as well. we've got your saturday and sunday outlook after a break. stay tuned. 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the technical team announced they did finally find a fix yesterday. becoming a foster parent can bring joy and challenges, but as kate kelly reports, marin foster families get what they need thanks to this week's jefferson award winner. >> you're going fast, eddie. are we flying? >>reporter: linda gregory and her husband became foster parents to little eddie when he was just 10 months old. >> it's just a great experience to be able to be a parent and to love a child and help them through their hardest times. >>reporter: one of the first steps linda took was to join the marin foster parent association, a grassroots volunteer group that offers support services to foster families and caregivers. but more importantly, it offers community. >> there's a lot of support because it's not easy all the time and all these kids have experienced trauma in their lives. >>reporter: that was four years ago. since joining, she's adopted eddie and she's thrown herself into volunteering for the association. just ask barbara sebito who has fostered 10 children over the years. she just makes it a point of knowing every member of the association, and i think that's a big part of the support that people come to the association looking for. >>reporter: for the raft three years linda has been president of the marin foster parent association, volunteering her time seven days a week to help children in need. >> fantastic! >>reporter: much of her spare time is spent in what looks like a closet in san rafael, surrounded by racks of donated clothing. it's the association's new distribution center, a project linda proudly points to as a great collaborative success. we've got clothing for all ages. >>reporter: all of it is new. most kids when they come into foster care really have nothing. they only usually have the clothes on their back, and so having clothing, to be able to get some toys, a stuffed animal just really makes them feel loved and safe and cared for. >>reporter: this small distribution center serves 25 to 40 families a month. debbie moss is with marin county children and family services. >> it's easily accessible for the caregivers and for the social workers and it makes such a big difference for our families, it really does. >>reporter: under linda's leadership, this tiny but dedicated group has raised money forkerring, after-school enriment programs and an internship at a program for emancipated youth to get job skills and mentoring from people who care. >> there are so many amazing people out there, taking in kids and doing such great work. hey, ed. >>reporter: so from volunteering your time, to give foster families the support they need to thrive, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to linda gregory. kate kelly, kpix5. and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com. click the logo at the top of the page, then jefferson awards to find the e-mail nomination form. a lot of events going on around the city today. north beach festival in san francisco, san mateo county fair, as you mentioned. >> the oakland a's are playing the mariners today. there's many reasons for there to be a good forecast and i think we can provide it, at least i hope we can. we're starting out with overcast skies from my throat to san jose and right along the shoreline in south san francisco, but we'll get sunshine later in the day. 58 at concord right now. oakland has got 56 degrees and livermore sunshine, yay, 54 degrees. sfo, the airport, if you happen to be watching us from there has got 53 degrees. and we'll look for numbers to be about 10 degrees cooler today than they were on saturday. speaking of the a's, they're playing at 4:15, and we are forecasting fair skies and a game time tech of about 66 degrees -- game time temp of about 66 degrees. that's good for the coliseum. in weather headlines, we'll cool off dramaticallily inland today, as clouds linger around the coast. a mild weekend for the bay area. high pressure off the gulf of alaska is knocking out the low pressure, giving us temperatures near 90 yesterday. as judy collins and barbra streisand once said, send in the clouds. we will and we'll cool things off. forecast if you are heading out of the bay area, 91 in sacramento, 95 in fresno, 93 degrees at redding and in eureka 59 degrees. if you're headed to yosemite or tahoe, boy, that will be nice this weekend, out in the mountains, readings in the low 70s, life it good. in san francisco we've got 64 degrees at the travis air force base, 82 degrees, and at napa in the wine country 79. so plenty of sunshine away from the shore, but at the shore lingering low clouds will keep things kind of gray. five-day forecast shows more of the same. we'll go with stratus quo, the usual low clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures begin in the low 70s inland -- rather, in the low 80s inland, and then they dip all the way down into the low 70s by tuesday and wednesday. and by the end of the week high pressure builds in and we're going to rook for things to warm back -- look for things to warm back up. after we dip down this week, we'll bring it back just in time for next weekend when numbers will be back in the midz 80s. if you've been a little bit tired of the warm weather, you're getting a little relief today. yeah. the dip seems relatively minor, though. that's usual for the bay area this time of year. >> thanks, brian. in sports you mentioned the a's. they did come up short at home against the mariners last night, in part because of a rookie mistake. in atlanta the giants recorded a lopsided win, fueled by a dominant starting pitching performance. kim coyle with all the highlights. >>reporter: good morning, everyone. it appears the giant's starting pitching may be back on track, posting back-to-back shutouts and reminding everyone why they won two world series titles in three years. not much for braves fans to talk about at turner field. 1st inning, blanco connects for his first homer of the year. 1 had on giants. his first career leadoff homer and that would be plenty of run support for balmgartner. 10 strikeouts for him seven innings, allowing just two hits, giants win 6-0. a's and mariners, raul ibanez gets one, the eventual winning run comes around to score. a's win 3-2. round two of the u.s. open, tiger battling a sore elbow, the par five second nearly rolls in for eagle. tiger would birdie, finish on the day three over and four shots off the lead. as for round one leader phil mickelson, lefty saved his best for last. on 18 he records his first birdie of the day to fwrab the share of the lead with -- grab the share of the lead with billy horshell. that's a look at sports. i'll see you tonight at 5:30. stick around because our next guest is from cnet, she has a website that will help you pocket a little cash this summer. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from the sky. the company launched heliu google is experimenting with balloons that beam the internet from the sky. the company launched helium- filled balloons, equipped with flight computers in new zealand. google says the balloons have the potential to proceed internet access down to an area below twice the size of new york city. between school break and vacations, summer months can be pricey. sharon of cnet.com is here with savvy ways to save this summer. thanks for being here, sharon. >> thanks for having me. >> we were just talking during the break, one of the biggest websites on your list, air b and b if you're looking to take a vacation. tell us about this. >> air b and b is one of the most successful companies as part of the new space called the sharing economy where instead of paying big companies or big brands to give you premium services, people like you and i trade or offer cheaper alternatives. >> so basically somebody is coming to stay at your house and vice-versa. >> yes. >> you're going to stay at a private house or a private apartment. >> this creeps me out. >> you wouldn't be the first person to say that. but don't knock it until you try it. >> okay. you've been doing this. >> i've been doing it, and i have to say that from a personal perspective it actually makes me go on vacation more often because it's really that cheap, and you get to live like a local. you've got a kitchen, you can be in a busy neighborhood, you can be right there in the heart of the city and you're not paying as much as the people in the high rise hotels. >> have you had people stay at your place? >> i haven't done it the other way around. and with all these services, you can't just save money, but you can also make money. but unfortunately i don't have an extra spare room or vacation home to rent out. >> i don't know. yeah, even creepier than staying at somebody's house to me is having somebody to stay at my house. >> lock up all your stuff. next one dogvacay.com. i'm a dog owner and whenever i go on vacation, it's really stressful to find a place for my pup to stay. doggy hotels usually charge somewhere between $70 and $100 a night, but on dogvacay, you can find local pet centers that charge as little as $15 a day and you can use their tools to find the right match for you. so you can basically go on vacation, you'd stay in a hotel and you'd give your dog to somebody else to sit? >> exactly. >> okay. that makes sense. tell us about passgrabit.com. >> it's summertime, may you need your pool cleaned, maybe you need somebody to clean up after a barbecue or mow your lawn, go to this website and post that job description, then the professionals on task rabbit, which, again, are people like you and i -- maybe not you and i, but people who do have full-time jobs and sometimes some spare time will bid on these tasks and then you choose the bidder that you want to actually complete the job. >> actually another bit of risk there, though. >> it can be, but one thing to mention about all of these sites that these people -- most of these sites is these people are vetted. there are reviews on b and b, dog vacay or on task rabbit so you have recommendations from other people who have used them. that makes me feel a little bit better. yeah, sleep well at night. >> how about poshmark.com. >> so if you have used clothes or maybe clothes that you've never worn, of course the first thing you always want to consider is donating them. right. but the next best thing, especially if you have brand name clothes is to go to poshmark.com and sell them there because on poshmark, you can get a really great buyback price. sometimes it's up to 50% or 70% whereas if you 2 to a local buy and sell used clothing store, they usually give you a few bucks for an item. so poshmark is really a great place to get good value for your used clothes. >> you have to send things in then? >> you do. that's the tradeoff. basically you go on the site, you take a photo of yourself in the clothing -- >> you have to model. >> you have to do a little modeling. you can do it from the neck down if you want. and then you do have to send it out. but they do pay for shipping. >> finally neighborgoods.net. >> yeah. so we're probably going to be doing a lot of d.i.y. summer projects around the home. >> yeah. >> don't get me started. so that means lots of trips to home depot. but instead of buying tools and equipment that you're only going to use once or twice for these projects, go to neighborgoods.net and you can borrow these tools and equipment from neighbors or people in your local area. when you're done, you send them back and you just saved a ton of money. is there a cost involveed in that, though? no, not at all. it's true sharing. >> i like it. a lot of good tips. sharon, thanks for all that. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, stories: the feds have busted a compx prostitution ring in san mao and here's a look at this morning's top stories, the feds have busted a complex prostitution ring in san mateo and sacramento counties. 15 women were rescued from raids at four sacramento homes and an apartment unit in south san francisco. four suspects were arrested on suspicion of running those brothels. sheriff's deputies stopped an armed robbery in castro valley, shooting and killing a suspect. someone alerted deputies late last night on castro valley boulevard as they made a traffic stop. deputies got inside the restaurant boulevard burger and they say a man pointed a gun at them. an employee lunged at that man, the gun went off, a deputy returned fire and the suspect was killed. facebook and microsoft each say they got thousands of requests for user data from the u.s. government. facebook received between 9,000 and 10,000 government orders in the last six months of 2012. subjects ranged from missing children to terror threats and microsoft received between 6,000 and 7,000 similar warrants, subpoenas and orders. around here looks like it's going to be a decent day for your outdoor plans. yes, despite the fact that we're starting out bleak at the shoreline, unless you like overcast weather, in that case you've got a beautiful saturday to start with. sunshine in and around livermore today. here's what we're looking for right now, it's 60 degrees in concord and 57 in oakland, 58 for livermore, but low clouds, as you can see, out there. for tonight we'll be cloudy and cool, mostly clear and cool inland, and clear and windy elsewhere. so we're going to go stratus quo for father's day, by the way, the usual low clouds and clearing. cooling off on monday. warming up, though, for next weekend. and in the bay area today expect 64 in the city, 81 at livermore, 76 in san jose and 82 at fairfield. so make it a good one. it's going to be a great saturday. before we leave you this morning, check this out, before the game between the st. louis cardinals and florida marlins, pitcher jose fernandez walks into the outfield to pick up, yeah, that's a wounded bird down there. he then walked the bird into the bullpen and let it go. very cute and sweet of him. happy birthday to you it's a song everybody knows, but did you know that someone actually owns the rights to the song "happy birthday"? now there's a class action suit aiming to strip warner chapel music of its 120-year-old copyright. the company is demanding money anytime the song is sung on tv or in a movie. technically it could also go after private individuals. the company collects about $2 million a year in copyright fees in "happy birthday." don't sing it, we can't afford it. enjoy your day. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ererererererererer ♪ man: ♪ you and me solve a mystery ♪ with huckle kids: ♪ in busytown! girl: let's get busytown! man: ♪ you and me... kids: ♪ you and me! man: ♪ solve a mystery... kids: ♪ solve a mystery! man: ♪ with huckle kids: hooray for huckle!