. good friday morning. it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with christina loren. >> we're going to crank up the heat as we head into the weekend. get ready. it's going to come on strong and we'll take you to the forecast and tell you how you can keep cool. there's always a way across the bay area. first, let's check on your drive. it's friday. probably light. hopefully it will stay that way.

mike? yes. we're looking at the toll bay plaza. up towards berkeley it's really not your major commute direction but it is closed for the next 30 minutes as they head towards the bay bridge. we'll see changes with the cones and the center did i individual moved by the cones and that will be around 5:00. no problems right now. you can see the lights across the span. san mateo bridge as well, all of the bridges moving light volume of traffic and a clear view. great start to this friday. it will get crowded. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have new details about the shooting at seattle pacific university. it was ibarra who shot four people. one person later died at the hospital. a security guard stepped in when ibarra stopped shooting to

reload. >> pepper spray and then got him to the ground where other people inside the facility were able to subdue him and they waited for police to arrive. >> but for the great response by the people at seattle pacific university, this incident might have been much more tragic. >> seattle pacific university is a small, private christian school. ibarra was not a student there and his motive is unclear. police in sunnyvale say the man their officers shot and killed is accused of murdering a woman that lived with them. officers tried to serve a search and arrest warrant for glenn griggs. the lady has not been found and police think he killed her. officers opened fire on griggs after they say he grabbed a gun and refused to put it down. there is the 18th homicide

of the year in san jose. officers found a body near piercy road. he was stabbed. police have not released a motive or name of the victim. more urgent calls for reforming college sexual assault policies. this time at stanford where an attacker was found guilty by the university but yet he will graduate on time. the man was suspended by the university for five quarters and given 40 hours of community service after a review board looked into the case. but francis says this is insufficient. >> i really want this to come out into the open so we can confront the administration and i want to know that no survivor at stanford is going to be treated the way that i was treated again. >> stanford university released

a statement which says, "the university cannot comment on a specific case and we regret any circumstance in which a student believes the process here at stanford has not met their expectations." it's 4:33. ryan chamberlain, who is charged with having bomb-making materials, will be back in court on a detention hearing. yesterday officers returned to his home to gather more evidence. they removed some items from the home. a bomb squad was there just in case. officers arrested chamberlain on monday following a three-day manhunt. lawyers expect the woman accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl with a hammer to enter a plea in court today. investigators say the woman walked on to a west oakland school last week, lured the girl into the bathroom and hit her repeatedly in the privates with a hammer. she also punched the girl all over the body.

this is a mother of another student and she faces several sexual assault charges. a news conference will be held today to talk about a recent trend called wilding. it's teenagers tearing through the streets and terrorizing anyone in their path. it's happening all across the country. police in san leandro have responded to three wilding attacks near the bayfair station. u.s. army captain mike viti is walking more than 4400 miles across the court to raise awareness about the sacrifices that troops and their families make. today he'll be stopping in san francisco to talk to the 49ers and head coach jim harbaugh. that's roughly 7100 kilometers and that represents the number of service members killed in the iraq and afghanistan wars.

a somber day in europe. this morning marks the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. president obama will honor the men and women who lost their lives on the beach in normandy. president hollande will be attending that lunch and vladimir putin. president obama spoke at the american cemetery saying that the american commitment to liberty is written in blood on the beaches of normandy. the bluffs over look omaha beach. june 6th, 1944, was the most violent day of fighting on that beach. nearly 10,000 of the men who are buried at that cemetery. they gathered on the beach this morning to watch the sunrise. members of the 29th infantry division stood with soldiers to mark the exact moment that

allied troops first stepped onshore. i've been there. it's a solemn place. >> to think that one million veterans are still alive today. we think the weather will cooperate. >> if you leak the heat it will. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. happy friday. it's going to be hot out there and, yes, we always honor our servicemen and women. we know that freedom is not free for thank you for what you do. if you're heading out of town this weekend, get ready for hot weather down south. if you go to tahoe, it's going to be comfortable but we're expecting wind. let's focus on the weather story of the day and that is the fact that we're going to see temperatures about as warm as yesterday, maybe a degree or two warmer. overall, it's looking the same. it's going to kick in as we get into the upcoming weekend. get ready for that.

we have a gorgeous, gorgeous evening ahead. sun will set at 8:25 and get ready, though, temperatures are going to climb by 10 degrees tomorrow. we're talking triple digits by sunday. that's the peak of it, though. 71 for san francisco and 86 degrees in the south bay. it's a friday. i'm always happy to have mike inouye with us. >> unfortunately, on saturday i think we're going to be here but we'll use your forecast on the weekend. no major problems southbound 101 through san rafael. a crash at highway 12, much farther north. a car went off the road. no lanes are blocked. looking at the maze as you approach with the taillights on the right hanging around the berkeley curve. that's westbound 80. the separation, the split is where there's a report of a crash but no disturbance to the flow. we'll track that. meanwhile, at the top of the

screen we have a smooth dry. slowing at north 880 where you lose one lane past 23rd. the rest of the bay is moving smoothly. a nice drive at the bottom of the screen as well as the speed sensors are moving nicely. this is what we'd expect at 4:39. they are moving nicely and staying in their lanes. we're happy about that. back to you. i wonder if there are any football fans. they better brace themselves. caltrain will have to decide if they are going to raise the parking prices from 20 to $25. they are trying to decide if the big events like the 49ers to discourage people from filling the mountain view lot and riding light rail to avoid higher parking fees. but some customers we talk to say if the proposal passes, they will speck the train entirely and take a taxi instead. >> coming from sunnyvale to

mountain view can be around $30 in traffic so i would have to weigh my option and see what would be best. >> caltrain is also considering the same event increase at the san mateo event center. they will be voting on that matter next month. it's 4:40. san francisco will mark the 40th anniversary of beach blanket babylon today. it was launched back in 1974 starting from a costume performers. silver died in 1995 but his wife continues to run the show. beach blanket babylon will be honored at city hall. >> that's going to be rocking. 4:40 on friday morning. get ready for another bay area company that prepares to ipo. >> where do i sign up for that? plus, captured on camera, a

truck driving along a roadway suddenly struck by lightning. you see it right there. the couple inside lives to tell you about it. what they say happened next. let's face it,

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welcome back, everyone. it's 4:44 right now. nice, clear look outside along the embarcadero of san francisco. great temperatures heading our way. it's 4:44. a silicon valley business will already be worth near $3 billion when it's introduced on wall street this morning. its first shares were priced at $43 yesterday. the company will start trading on the new york stock exchange at the opening bell this morning under the symbol anet. in business news, bank of america could end up shelling billions of dollars to the u.s. government for its mortgage practices. seema mody has the details. good morning, seema. >> good morning.

it's definitely a story we're watching today. bank of america is in talk to settle probes by the justice department and several u.s. states over its shoddy mortgage practices and could pay $12 billion. 5 million is expected to go to consumer relief in reducing homeowner principal balances. in other news, a check on the markets, futures are higher after stocks rallied on thursday on the back of the decision by the european central branch. the may jobs report is expected to show another solid month of hiring. the economy is forecasted to add $220,000 jobs and unemployment to tick up to 6.4%. nasdaq was up 44 in yesterday's trade. target is targeting millennials

with a new focus on digital and mobile initiatives. this replaces kiosks with ipads and same-day delivering with online orders. back to you. >> seema, thank you. appreciate it. take a look at this. a couple's truck was struck by lightning right there in canada. al and betty perry said it sounded like a sonic boom. the fireball struck and appeared to engulf the couple's pickup. inside, the truck's air bag deployed and the metal body was rippled by the heat. the couple got out safely and they are okay. but can you imagine driving and, bam, it hits you like that. >> i don't know what the odds of that are, but i know it's better than actually winning a lottery. other than that, i don't know anything else. >> no kidding. and they'd probably much rather go buy a ticket right now. it's friday. the only thing better than

knowing that it is friday is getting nice weather on a friday. >> christina? >> temperatures are mostly in the 50s. we've got a great looking week ahead, my friends. if you enjoyed yesterday, basically a repeat performance. as we get into saturday and sunday, the heat is on the heat is on. for today, 70s and 80s at the coast and around the bay. meanwhile, we are going to see the triple digits. places like antioch is the place to be right here, the beach. comfortable conditions for you. santa cruz, up to 85 degrees on sunday. now, the water is still cold. you're still about 55 degrees in the pacific ocean. offshore, santa cruz. but i can tell you, it's going to be nice and you can get in there and run back out and dry off. and what a great weekend to get the kids out there. a lot of kids are off for summer vacation at this point as well. i want to draw your attention to the fact that this heat is going

to continue potentially all the way into father's day weekend. it's going to be unseasonably warm. we will keep you updated. back to you, sam and laura. >> thank you very much. the family of maya angelou will say their good-byes tomorrow. there will be a private funeral for the civil rights funeral. however t. wi however, it will be streamed over the internet. among the speakers at tomorrow's funeral, first lady michelle obama. angelou died last week at her home. she was 86 years old into north korea has detained yet another american it says violated that country's law by leaving a bible behind in a hotel room. we are not joking. an american tourist jeffrey fow was taken in.

closing its doors, happy donuts will serve its last customer at 10:00 p.m. the donut shop became the popular hangout because it was the only place opened in palo alto 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. the store lost its contract with the landowner. they are hoping to return eventually. you can still get your happy donut fix. >> who would know that donut was a clutch with late night foods. hamburger, fries, and donuts, too. today is national donut day. >> when do we start to celebrate? >> how about right now? >> why not? psycho donuts is offering a special today. it looks like that right there. it's a red velvet donut covered with frosting on a stick.

but coming out of the eyes is cheddar flavored larvae. they go on sale as soon as the doors open. the one in campbell opens at 6:00 and downtown san jose opens an hour later. have you been to psycho donuts? >> i have not. >> we'll have to get you some. you'll have a sugar high and you'll come down hard. it's 4:50. on "today in the bay," one of the strangest incidents at an nba final. but back to the donuts, as you look over to the san mateo bridge, we're looking for our donuts on donut day. zero crashes on san mateo bridge. we'll tell you about the south bay coming up.

4:53 on your friday morning. how about a live picture for you this morning of at&t park. the giants will be back home after defeating the red 6-1. right outside the park, the giants plan on holding its first orange friday happy hour. >> woo-hoo. >> we get started early. >> the pregame party will feature live music from a classic rock band, tom petty -- excuse me. not tom petty. our coverage begins at 7:00.

>> the happy hour thing got us going. the as are in baltimore. sweeping the bronx. they fell 2-1. well, a special closed-door meeting could deal with the extension for the coliseum to the as. the owner said a new deal could be signed in two weeks. the lease runs out after next season. okay. so texas, pretty hot state on the whole. >> yeah. >> keep that in mind. a bizarre end to the finals. >> the air conditioning suddenly stops working leading to 90 degrees courtside. the heat and the spurs had to play the entire game in the sweltering heat. it's like hot yoga. that led to lebron james with a leg cramp.

get that guy a banana or something. the spurs won it. he said he was frustrated and angry about the loss and, of course, the conditions on the court, which is interesting if they would ever call it for lack of air conditioning. >> he's a competitor. you know he's upset about that loss but he's going to play regardless. another competitor that will be here rain or shine, mike inouye. >> sometimes this suit gets warm but we power through that. this is 101 through palo alto. a smooth drive, though, and no problems here. construction south of here around university avenue, but you see on the maps there's no swelling. my goodness, the wrong map is showing up. let's show you the wide shot of the bay area. as we look at the speed around the bay, no major problems along that peninsula or in the south bay where there are construction crews between mountain view and

palo alto. southbound at 680, we have reports of a crash but that single vehicle now there is over in the center divide facing the wrong way so you'll see lights heading toward you. they are not moving. they are in the center divide. stay to the right as the crew arrives on the scene shortly. there is slowing right past the scene for the light volume of traffic. there's a smooth drive and a little bit of build coming through the altamont pass. no delays through dublin and towards the dublin interchange. friday starts earlier on friday, remember. and i'll let you know on twitter this afternoon because i'm not going to be here. >> right. you get the rest of the day off. >> right. 4:56 right now on "today in the bay," caught on camera. police need your help identifying this man, this is moments before he broke into a

fremont home. plus, a gunman walks on to seattle pacific university and opens fire. and is that san jose? either that or new york. beautiful weather. much more on your weather, news, and traffic, next.

determination will prevail. >> a special ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. we'll show it to you next. plus, an update of the young birds injured by tree trimmers last month. and happy friday to you. changes coming to the forecast. the limited natural ac mean as touch hotter today. it's going to stay hot into next week and we bring in fire danger. we'll take you to your forecast in moments. >> and a couple of cars waiting

as they wait to open the last of the lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show you as we approach the commute as well. how things are shaping up for the maze. >> miit's friday, june 6th, and this is "today in the bay." a very good friday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. yesterday a man fired shots at seattle pacific university and students stopped the shooter? >> that's right. a student was able to pepper spray the man and that's when he stopped to reload where he killed