the bay bridge looks like there s some sort of a stalled vehicle or something like that on that upper deck. it could be a crash as well. you can see that the traffic is slowing downful we ll let you know more of what s going on here. it s some sort of a traffic hazard. it s in the right lane. we ll let you know more coming up. all right, sal. it is 6:00. topping our news right now emergency crews faced a very dangerous situation responding to an overnight fire in pleasant hill. ktvu s kraig debro tells us what they encountered when they arrived at the scene of a burning apartment house. good morning, kraig. reporter: good morning, dave. one of the people who lives in this apartment complex in fact the man who lives in that second story unit had a number of firearms. so people were worried about whether or not the ammunition that went with the firearms would go off at the scene. they haven t confirmed if that happened or not. we re still checking into that. in the course o
catholics worldwide. this morning an unprecedented look at the vatican city and the life of pope benedict xvi. and the story behind matt s unforgettable audience with the holy father himself, today thursday, june 2nd, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to a special edition of today on this thursday morning inside studio 1a i m meredith vieira and matt at at the vatican looking very spiffy. good morning, matt. good morning to you, meredith. welcome to rome. the holy see as it s more formally known. it s home to more than a billion catholics all around the world. it s not a very big place. vatican city, only about 100, 110 acres making it smaller than the average municipal golf course, making it the same size as the pent gob in washington, d.c. this is one of the most powerful sovereign nations than anywhere on the planet. pope john paul paul is on the of e er everyone. he has embraced things like solar power. as a matter of fact, if you look
80 split that traffic looks good in san francisco. it s 5:00. let s go back to the desk. all right. at 5:00 we ve got developing news in oakland. pg&e crews are trying to get the power back to hundreds of customers. ktvu s jade hernandez live at the scene with what the crews are saying caused a transformer to blow. jade. reporter: pg&e crews believe at this point a bird may have struck power lines and caused this power outage. live along 44th avenue between east 12th and san leandro. we re about half a block away from where pg&e crews are working at this hour. we ve been told 1400 people were effected this morning and at this point 50 people should still be effected by the outage. less than a block away from where crews are working you can see this downed power line. that line was dead once it snapped. we just learned that from pg&e just a few minutes ago. but the officer who initially saw the flashes of light when all of this what happened, there were some loud booms in
good morning. i m dave clark. i m tori campbell. we begin with new developments in the search for a missing bay student. they involve cell phone calls and persons of interest in this mysterious case. reporter: the search for michelle lee could intensify later today. that s depending on new cell phone data. no one has seen this 26-year-old woman since friday night and no one seems to know where she s the latest developments, hayward police received a pattern which follows her into midday saturday. they say the data will eventually help them pinpoint where to better focus their search. investigators interrogated and detained a friend lee had had a fight with. police served a search warrant at her home. she remains a person of interest. lieutenant robert keen are, spokesperson for the hayward police department discussed the woman s detention. we served several search warrants. we interviewed between 15 and 20 people in formal interviews. earlier this week we did serve a se
life of pope benedict xvi. and the story behind matt s unforgettable audience with the holy father himself, today thursday, june 2nd, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to a special edition of today on this thursday morning inside studio 1a i m meredith vieira and matt at at the vatican looking very spiffy. good morning, matt. good morning to you, meredith. welcome to rome. the holy see as it s more formally known. it s home to more than a billion catholics all around the world. it s not a very big place. vatican city, only about 100, 110 acres making it smaller than the average municipal golf course, making it the same size as the pent gob in washington, d.c. this is one of the most powerful sovereign nations than anywhere on the planet. pope john paul paul is on the of e er everyone. he has embraced things like solar power. as a matter of fact, if you look around vatican city, you ll see solar panels on the rooftops of some of the building