intense the person inside could not make it out. we're live with the very latest. plus, rising from the ashes, how a popular camp near the yosemite camp grounds is ready for summer, less than a year after california's third largest fire ever. we're still about a week away from the official kickoff of summer. it's going to feel very comfortable for june standards. today you can see all your wind arrows pointing onshore and that means that cool ocean breeze will persist for today and we'll lose it over the weekend. your full forecast in moments. we already kicked off the very start of your friday commute. being friday it is a little lighter and look at all the company through the tri-valley and sort out that overnight slowing, coming up. a full moon out there on this friday, the 13th. you're not superstitious, are you? no, not at all, it's friday. that's the good news. this is "today in the bay."

and a very good friday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. no one is freaked out on friday the 13th. a story you'll only see on "today in the bay" a popular look at the san jose family camp a year after it was damaged by that wildfire where last summer's rim fire burned more than 250,000 acres. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the camp where workers are getting ready to welcome back campers today. a lot of people in the bay area excited about this one, bob. >> across the country and other parts of the world, good morning, laura. this camp was near ground zero, what has been billed as probably the third largest wildfire in the state of california's history, burning 257,000 acres. this area right here where we are standing was on fire. i don't know if you can see some of the charring on those trees and in this location in august

were 17 cabins that went up in flames. as you can see, they've got brand-new ones that have been put back into place and this is the job of the camp manager who has been brought on board and brought onboard in january and i'm curious what this has been like for you. trying to get this portion of the camp back open. >> well, it's been a wild ride. certainly, right into the fire, no pun intended. >> and we're back out here live and i'm looking at some of these camps, these new camp sites. these only started how long ago? >> those only started about five weeks ago for a rebuild. >> so, you've made a lot of progress. >> we've made a lot. and we still haveilatal ways to go. >> but the idea is you're going to get these going. >> we need to get these going right away. we opened today as of 1:00 a.m. >> what are people saying? >> people aren't sure what to think yet. a lot of buzz within the city

and on a lot of people old school campers who are very concerned, but my job making sure to reassure them. we're still going to have the same fun, family-filled activities this summer. >> people should realize you didn't lose the entire camp. 65 camp sites, only 14 rentable and the three more that were destroyed. you know, i look at the ridge over behind you, which we can't see right now in the light, but i can see how severe the damage was. you guys were really lucky in that respect. >> we were very lucky and also very blessed to have the cal fire and our defensible space. a lot of it starts with fire prevention. not just luck. there was a fire i believe back here in 2002 and some peripheral damage, as well. a lot about the prevention and with that, not only lucky, but thinking ahead we didn't lose

more. >> thank you very much for being up so bright and early here in the wonderful national forest where, again, san jose family camp out reopening on schedule in spite of what happened here about ten months ago and, again, they have 65 camp sites. you have that small chunk the area we're standing at right now the 17 that were destroyed and they're going to be able to accommodate the people who want to come here in time for this, what is going to be a hot summer. again, reporting live here, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> nice place to be, thanks so much, bob. in the meantime the berkeley camp that was destroyed will open at another location next weekend. although only seven miles away from the family camp, burnt to the ground by that devastating rim fire. next week the camp will open at a temporary location in the sierra. family camp has invited former berkeley campers to stay at its location for a discounted rate. former dodgers owner frank mccourt will take the stand to

testify in the bryan stow civil trial. not enough security to prevent that attack in the stadium parking lot that left stow with permanent brain damage. a security expert agreed with stow's family saying staffers had had fallen short of industry standards on the night of the beating back in 2011. the expert said the men who pled guilty to beating stow should have been thrown out for rowdy behavior during the game. the man who barricaded himself inside a san francisco home causing police to tell neighbors to stay indoors is now in police custody. we first brought you this story as breaking news yesterday mornin morning. he will be charged with child endangerment and resisting arrest among other things. police went to his house near the intersection of ward and girard street right next to highway 101 yesterday. they tried to question him about a domestic violence incident

when he locked himself inside that home. fresh off his visit on jimmy fallon last night, new jersey governor chris christie is back in the bay area to show his support for republican challenger. >> he is also planning to visit facebook for a special online event. stephanie chuang joins us live from san francisco. >> i just spoke on the phone with one of the owners where the visit is set this morning and his father started selling flowers here in the '20s in the city and that's why he believes he was contacted by the governor and the candidate staff members because he owns a small, family business here. now, herald says he has been a republican supporter, but he still want to hear what he has to say about supporting small business owners. governor christie, potential

2016 presidential candidate is a moderate who just last week defeated a tea party candidate to go up against governor jerry brown. as a chairman of the association, christie has spent a lot of the last half year making stops across the country and did the same four years ago for meg whitman who was the gubernatorial candidate back in 2010. christie has ties with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg who hosted a fund-raiser last year for christie's re-election campaign and today governor christie is slated to meetith zuckerberg, again. he is hosting a live q and a session in menlo park at the facebook headquarters at 3:30 this afternoon our time where people can post questions on his facebook page for a response. as for the event here this morning it is set for 8:00. they're only expected to be here for about an hour or so and about 50 to 60 people.

later then governor christie will go to a $10,000 a plate luncheon here in the city and a fund-raiser for the republican governor's association. live in san francisco this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> big names. chris christie probably has the bridge situation squared away here. but neither he nor anyone can control the weather. >> well, if he was going to cross the golden gate bridge right now, probably have to pay that toll depending on which direction he's headed. coming in from the marin side into san francisco this morning, i can tell you, you're going against the wind, yet again. but it's going to be nice out there today. what a beautiful day we have in store for you. the one place is cooler than average is san francisco. everywhere else, we're going to be just about average or maybe one to two degrees below. san francisco, you're still running anywhere from five to eight degrees with that cool ocean breeze. it's not the fog keeping you

cold, it's that beautiful ocean air. it feels like the ac just won't stop in the city by the bay. and it feels good out there. this is how clear it is on the golden gate bridge to start your day. let me show you san jose, just a spectacular start here, as well. let me take you through your day in detail if you're headed out and about this friday. happy friday to you. your sun will rise at 5:47 this morning. highs are comfortable in the 60s and 70s and maybe you have plans to take dad outdoors on sunday. it's going to be nice out there, but not as nice as today if you really want to overdo it and go for a run or something that makes you sweat. we'll get that persist sea breeze all the way through the afternoon hours and then tomorrow we cut it off. last day of the upper 70s in the south bay and 79 degrees for us today and 84 degrees in the east bay. so, i want to help you make those weekend plans, stick around, we'll talk about that coming up. right now, let's check your drive, here's mike. >> here's dublin where we had earlier slowing coming in out of

livermore and a late pickup to the overnight construction and you see traffic flowing nicely and we do have the maps to show you that the slowing in dublin has cleared now and no real problems through livermore and just a little bit of a backup or not backup but slow down in towards the altamont pass. remember, the afternoon see more traffic for get away traffic, but so far a typical lighter volume here. the yellow here, don't be alarmed. just 59 miles per hour. an easy drive through sunol coming out of fremont. northbound out of the south bay and along that peninsula. we're talking about yor transit systems all around the bay. roads and rails reporting no delays and great stuff from the south bay up to the city and vta up to the b.a.r.t. system, good stuff. on palo alto streets smooth drive and 101 a smooth drive of traffic and show you no problems approaching university avenue and then all the way into san mateo 280 equally smooth. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike.

5:10 on your friday morning. it is back. it's time to get back for donald sterling. not what many folks want to hear. the disgraced family owner digging up dirt on other league owners. san jose police on the scene of the city's 19th homicide of the year. a reporter there talking to officers. a live update coming up next. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and public service and television journalism all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve.

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lucero benitez also live at the scene this morning. any word on the suspect? >> good morning, laura. a suspect has not yet been identified and san jose police officers are still out here in the 1000 block of south 12th street combing the area for any evidence that may lead them to a suspect. the coroner also just arrived on scene. so, this area could be blocked off for a few more hours. their investigation began just after 10:00 last night when they responded to a disturbance in front of an apartment complex. >> multiple calls that there was a disturbance here in the neighborhood on the street involving upwards of ten people, had unknown weapons and they were in a physical altercation and, again, by the time the police arrived they were updated that someone had been shot. >> the victim suffered from at least one gunshot wound and although he has not yet been

identified, we're told he was between the ages of 15 and 25. police also say they did speak to several witnesses and some of them were taken to the police department for questioning, but they are still unclear on who is a witness and who was involved in the altercation. aside from interviewing neighbors and combing the area for evidence, san jose police is using every resource available to investigate homicides like this one, including new technology. still an active scene here on the south 12th street on the south side here in san jose. police are asking anyone who may have seen or heard anything last night to report it to police as soon as possible. live in san jose, lucero bonits. >> thank you so much. an update now from the city of angels. embattled clippers owner donald sterling taking the fight to take his team to a whole new level. source tells associated press that sterling's legal team is hiring four private investigation firms to dig up dirt on the league's 29 other owners. the pis will also look into the

nba former and current commissioners. they'll look into whether the owners made off colored jokes or racist or sexist remarks. the league is trying to strip sterling of his team making racist comments. 5:16. nearly $18 million worth of bit coins will soon hit the auction block. u.s. marshals are planning to sell-off 30,000 of the virtual coins. they were seized last fall from a website. the site operator was arrested in a public library. generating $1 billion in recent years. the auction starts on june 27th. excuse me. >> it always gets me a little choked up, too. 5:17 almost on your friday morning. let's take a quick look at the markets now and we turn to bertha coombs live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, bertha.

>> good morning, sam and laura. hope you get a little water there. the futures right now are pointing to slightly higher start after stocks fell sharply for a second straight day on thursday. a lot of investors watching the situation in iraq carefully and concerned about the escalating tensions there. the dow posted its first back-to-back losses in a month and could well snap its three-week losing streak. we're going to get data this morning on inflation and consumer sentiment, so, that could set the tone. the dow dropped 109 points on thursday, starting today at 16,734. the nasdaq starts at 4297 losing 34. but, guys, there is some trivia or at least the data points to the fact that when friday 13th happens and there is a full moon, trading on watt strell st fairly bullish. it happened five times since 1970 and three of the five times the market has moved higher and the last time was back in october of 2000 and it was particularly bullish for tech

stocks that year. the nasdaq rose nearly 8%. and we have intel raising its outlook. so, intel is likely to power tech stocks today. we'll see if that superstition or that foolishness holds true today when we have a full moon and friday the 13th. >> bertha, you just rocked our world. we went out and bought tech sector etf on word of your advice. thank you very much for that. and speaking of friday 13th. winchester mystery house will come alive in honor of the home's creator. that tower bell will be rung 13 times today, friday the 13th to pay tribute to sarah winchester who believes 13 was very special number. special spooky flashlight tour is already sold out. have you been there? >> i've never been there, have you? >> it is a little spooky.

>> not only have i been there but i did the flashlight tour on halloween night. i'm not afraid of no ghosts. no, i do. i do. you know, it's not snakes that scare me but it's people that scare me. let's take you outside and show you what we're working with. of course, we do cover the news every day, so, we're covering a lot of the bad stuff. but you know what, i'm still an optimist in life. here in the bay area we have it well off. i can tell you this weekend in particular, you're going to be happy that you live here because temperatures really comfortable, once again. we are the envy of the entire nation because it's not going to be too hot here like that camera shot kind of was. 57 degrees for mountain view. as we get into your afternoon hours, temperatures are not going to soar, not just yet. we'll hold off on that heat for about another week. but take a look at this, as the moon is setting, it is casting this gorgeous glow over the san francisco bay. you can clearly see that here.

that glistening, just gorgeous from emeryville this morning. that's a nice way to wake up on friday 13th. always nice to wake up on a friday, if you got that weekend off. going to be nice out there. san jose showing you the same, clear sky this morning. upper 70s today. 78 degrees in the south bay and 79 degrees for the peninsula and right around 84 degrees in the east bay and 82 degrees up in wine country. if i could get up there, that is where i would go this weekend. it is going to be nice out there. and i know next weekend hot conditions. a lot of hot weather coming our way. for this weekend, let's talk about dad a little bit. on sunday, comfortable conditions. if you want to take dad to the beach, really nice out there. great place to have a barbecue. won't be too hot. 65 degrees in san francisco and that cool breeze will be cut off, though, as we head throughout sunday and then next week hotter, drier air comes in and give you a little preview of what to expect and we'll talk a little bit more about this heat as we get into the next couple hours.

tuesday and wednesday staying nice and thursday and friday and saturday and sunday triple digits. let's talk to mike about your drive. good morning. >> interstate 880 across the bay. the bay bridge. look at that beautiful sun coming up as christina was tawing about. that's a nice view and we're talking about the traffic underneath that and that's moving nicely, as well. the east shore freeway and the maps will show you the approach out of berkeley and emeryville, no problems. little slowing eastbound 24 passing highway 13 and overnight crews still there on the eastbound commute and westbound your commute moves just fine through the area. overall, looking at that entire portion of the east bay and the peninsula in and out of san francisco and no problems here. smooth flow through the tri-valley and look at the san mateo bridge. easy, clear drive across the bay and little haze, that's typical this time of day. the lights on the peninsula, pretty clear shot. the south bay northbound has a clear drive, as well. northbound 101 and let's show you the entire south bay. where the camera was and the

maps will show you the entire south bay pretty good flow of traffic and no problems as far as speeds go. send it back to you. new video this morning they cover the news, they aren't supposed to become the news. a car crashes in the cnn center in atlanta ending up right in the middle of the lobby. a mercedes at that. the building is badly damaged but cnn is operating as usual. no word on what caused that mercedes to drive right through the large gralass window. celine deon who used his free time during a layover to make a tribute video to her. game five of the stanley cup finals right here on nbc bay area at 5:00. the kings looking to close things out at home. as a result, nbc bay area news will air at 4:00 followed directly by "nightly news" stay with us after the game for your local news. good morning nelly! woah.

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the man who created a viral music video during a layover at las vegas mccarron airport is getting a response from singer celine deon. >> the video is more than 1 million views on youtube in the past week, including one by celine deon. she posted this response. >> next time you're stuck at las vegas airport for hours and hours, please be my guest at my show. >> that's pretty cool. she said she found the video hilarious and she loved it. used that terminal during a 15-hour layover .

and using the moving walkways to craft the panning shots. >> that clarifies a little bit because i was wondering you're by yourself and you're at the bottom of an escalator. >> it looked like he had somebody with him. >> we're skeptical. >> maybe someone to take to that concert with him. 5:26. let's get a look at your weather with meteorologist christina loren. >> sam also does our reality checks. >> good morning to you. 53 degrees. lee we like that. you have to question the world surrounding you. the weather surrounding you today, lovely. 79 degrees for today along the peninsula and 78 in the south bay and even a warmer day shaping up in san francisco where we are starting out mostly clear because of that persistent sea breeze. we'll talk more about where we're headed for father's day weekend. one of the best dads i know, he makes cakes for his kids and he does everything for his kids. there he is. we love you, mike.

>> also i take credit for everything i haven't done in the house. that's probably why you think all those things, excellent. over here, southbound 101 moves very smoothly across the golden gate bridge and the cones are ready for the morning commute. no problems seeing the hills on the north side and look at the map, we don't have any real issues and slowing shows up through the north county and back to you. >> thanks so much. >> the renaissance man. it is 5:27 right now aon your friday morning. we continue to follow breaking news. a mobile home fire in hayward now being called deadly. the latest details and a live report. a man accused of killing a d daley city mother more than 25 years ago could enter a plea in court today. we'll have details, next.

breaking news, a deadly mobile home fire in hayward. kris sanchez is speaking to investigators as we speak and she'll bring us a live report, next. after more than five years in captivity of the taliban,

army sergeant bowe bergdahl has returned to the u.s. where he is coming up in a live report. you made it to friday and it is going to be nice out there as that cool ocean air continues to move onshore. we do have a gradual weekend warm up to tell you about and then next week hotter and drier conditions move in. i'll tell you when we're bul bullseyeing those triple digits in just moments. the air crossing the bay and we're getting crowd in the cash lanes westbound at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is a little more than we typically see on a friday. we'll sort out that commute, coming up. meanwhile, also in the crosshairs, a live look right now at friday, june 13th. this is "today in the bay." good friday morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news.

what is left of a burned out mobile home trying to pinpoint what might have sparked this deadly overnight fire. happened near mission boulevard. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us live at the scene with the very latest. good morning, kris. >> good morning there, laura. you can see folks here behind me, still very much an active scene because though the fire is out still smoldering and firefighters are watching for hot spots. but the real work today is to identify the man who they found deceased inside the fire and also to determine why the fire started in the first place. it did start about 3:00 this morning in what is considered unincorporated hayward within the county. the court as you mentioned is fuchsia court. flames were knocked down pretty quickly but for the person inside, it was just too late. firefighters found the man about ten feet from the front door of that single wide mobile home and it appears that he was already dead. >> at this time, we have found

one deceased victim. at this time, gender is unknown. fire is under investigation. >> now, this is a densely populated mobile home park and at one point it appeared that at least one other home appeared to be in danger because of those flames. however, the battalion chief says that the fire crews were able to save that home, no other homes are now in danger. again, they are trying to identify the man they found inside. they say he was very close to the front door. it appears that he was already dead inside. they're not saying whether he died in the fire as a result of the fire or perhaps before the fire, but then they also went on to say that investigators do not believe the fire is suspicious. alameda county sheriff investigators will man this investigation when they give us more details we will, of course, bring them to you. reporting live in hayward, kris sanchez, "today in the bay."

>> so close to getting out, thank you. the man accused of killing a daley city mother could enter a plea in court 25 years after detectives say he committed the crime. gabriel o'neil was arrested this week. he sexually assaulted and killed sheila hatcher and dumped her body in the san bruno mountains in 1989. hikers discovered the body. last year hatcher's family asked investigators to reopen the case in hopes that new high-tech equipment could help solve this mystery. >> our detectives utilizing just good investigation. the resources that we have here at the sheriff's office and, ultimately, technology, they were able to not only identify a suspect in this whole case, but place somebody under arrest. >> o'neil is also a registered sex offender, hatcher, meanwhile, was a mother of three. 5:33. for many bay area campers happiness just a short drive away, once again. about a year after it was burned by a destructive wildfire san jose family camp back open for business. >> good news to report to you.

the camp is located on the river near yosemite where last summer's rim fire burned more than 250,000 acres. and only on nbc bay area, "today in the bay" bob redell getting an exclusive look where workers welcome back campers and, bob, what activity do we find you at this morning. >> good morning, sam and laura. we have reminders of this wildfire that struck here ten months ago. right here there used to be a tree. the fire was so intense and you can see it burned down the tree through down to its roots and left the cavity of where it used to be entrenched into the land here. in the process of this burning, it took out 17 camp sites here at san jose family camp and, of course, in spite of that destruction, they were able to save most of the camp. if you look out on the ridge line out there, this fire basically horse shoed around the main area of the camp site and in the middle ground of the shot, that's where a lot of the

camp is. but on the exterior where those 17 camp sites have burned down, but you can see by the progress behind me, they're going to be open in time for the summer session and, of course, they have a lot of thanks to the manager here and took the job on in january. you had to come in, you had to get these things rebuilt. did you ever have doubt that maybe it wasn't going to happen? >> every day. but i have a pretty amazing support system through city hall, my supervisors and i have a really great team and everybody worked really hard because this is a really pressures place to a lot of people. not only volunteers and campers who have been coming here over 30 years but the people who have been working around it or with it or for it for a very long time. >> you had 65 camp sites or 17 or 14 rentables that were destroyed. we're looking at the construction here. this has only been within the past five weeks. >> only in the past five weeks we get started on the rebuild.

a lot of planning has to go into this and a lot of permission from a lot of different agencies to make sure it's done right. >> plenty of spaces for people who are coming. >> a lot of reservable space this summer. >> they're opening up today 1:00 is when the families are supposed to be arriving here. a lot of thanks to the cal fire and the fact that there are roads here that saved the majority of the camp, so, they didn't lose everything, like berkeley, unfortunately, did. they lost some, but, of course, the hard work to get this section of it reopen in time for the start of the summer season. scott or excuse me, laura, sam. >> thanks a lot, bob. looks beautiful up there, too. 5:36 right now on your friday morning. a freaky friday, i guess we'll find out if there is a full moon in friday the 13th. christina loren joins us with a look at your forecast. >> all is calm in the weather department this morning. we do have some wind out there and that will keep your

temperatures from soaring, you made it to friday and made it through pretty significant heat early on this week, as well. the reward comes in today. now, look at your temperatures this morning in the outlying valley spots. we're at 48 degrees. 48 degrees, that is down right crisp in san martin. now, let's talk about what to expect as you make your way out your front door this friday sunrise in ten minutes from now, 5:47. cooler than average and highs in the 60s and 70s for most of your inland valley spots and kind of warm out there in the tri-valley and hit the mid-80s and here in san jose right around 77 degrees. that cool ocean air will continue all evening long. these are your temperatures, really comfortable even out in the north bay today. 79 for the peninsula and the 78 degrees here in san jose with a gorgeous weekend shaping up. a preview of saturday and sunday and then we'll talk about that heat in my next report. san francisco on flag day tomorrow, 67. south bay is at 82 and father's day looking great for you and

dad this year. comfortable conditions all across the board not too hot, even if you want to do the barbecuing, the choice spot might be santa cruz. they will be at 75 degrees on sunday. let's check your drive, here's mike inouye. >> a choice barbecue, you have to get out there at 6:00 in the morning and stake out the place. you're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have the cash lanes backing up. this happened over the last ten minutes, but holding steady about halfway. mid-parking lot here. fastrak a big advantage. see that on thuproach and the cash lanes backing up at the toll plaza already. no major problems through the area and look over here, that's where kris sanchez report a deadly mobile home fire and not affecting your approach to 280. the rest of your bay moves pretty smoothly south of the bridge and across the bridges, as well. a live look at 101 itself just south of 680. no problems.

back to you. sergeant bowe bergdahl returns to the u.s. a live report on his return, coming up. new arrest in iraq. this happened overnight. hour turmoil in that country could end up costing us more at the pump here at home, when we come back.

a developing situation in iraq. the war-torn country is falling apart as they continue to stage a violent insurgency against government forces. tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill this morning where president obama is considering whether the u.s. military should actually come to the rescue. good morning, tracie. >> hey, laura, good morning. he called it an emergency situation, even more so this morning. we got word that those militant were only 40 miles out of baghdad, advancing on the capitol hill city after taking two other cities in the north and central part of that country. the question becomes, is this more than just a civil war,

thetthe s s shia and the kurds and the sunni. here on capitol hill some lawmakers argue that if the u.s. doesn't help stop them, these groups which hate americans could be the pipeline, as they put it, of planning the next 9/11. so, the president is trying to figure out do we or do we not participate in some sort of air assault. iraq has requested our help. no troops on the ground, but manned aircraft or drones all of that, the president says, are on the table. he's consulting with his national security team. we're waiting to get a decision. >> a lot of considerations there. thank you very much, tracie, live from washington this morning. the prospect of a civil war in iraq could cause a spike in gas prices here. crude oil jumped to a nine-month high. analysts says that could push the price of unleaded up five to ten cents a gallon in the coming days. sam? laura new this morning bowe

bergdahl back on u.s. soil. before being transported to a medical center in san antonio. jay, do we know anything about his condition? >> sam, good to talk to you this morning. he comes here to brooke army medical center for stage three of his reintegration. doctors who released him in germany for the trip here said he's doing much better physically. he is recovering in that aspect. still a lot of work to be done on the psychological, emotional side of things and that's why he's here. he can get the help that he needs. the medical team made the trip over initially and then flew back with sergeant bergdahl. they had some time to get to know him and get to know what he's going to need once he gets here. again, this is a process that

could take months and it is one that they're going to let him kind of set the pace because they don't want to push him too much and they want to make sure he's comfortable as he moves forward here. five years in captivity. a lot of that time reportedly spent in isolation in solitary confinement and also some physical abuse, some physical trauma as a result of his captivity. and, so, he's got a lot to work through and the doctors here say they understand that. >> thank you, jay, for that update. it's 5:44. we have new video to show you this morning of world cup protesters attacking a tv studio near the famous copa cabana beach. they threw stones and set flags on fire and threw trash cans into the middle of the street. one photographer was treated for a cut on his head. police made a number of arrests. protesters began marching wlil brazil's national team played croatia in the opening match. police used tear gas to scatter those crowds. many brazilians say they're

angry the country spent more than $11 million to put on the tournament, which hosts every single country. >> yeah, that's a pretty large stage. subequator temperatures there in brazil and we find our very own photo journalist of the station in brazil reporting live. he probably has hotter conditions than maybe we'll find in the bay area. >> more humid, as well, in that region. the emmys are tomorrow might and he'd rather be in brazil. i might do the same thing if i was in his shoes. i would never know what that feels like. let's take you outside and show you what we're working with. this very show you're watching, my friends "today in the bay" with us nominated for an emmy and hopefully we'll win and find out tomorrow night and laura on the red carpet. look for those pictures on facebook. yeah, i'll be there. you know who won't be there, mikey. he has a comedy sports event.

temperatures right now in the 50s and we're looking good out there all weekend long and nice and clear for the most part and going to be nice out there all day long as that ocean breeze persists. now, typically, the clouds that limit the sunshine this time of year that keeps your temperatures cool. but it's that persistent ocean breeze for today that's going to keep your numbers down below average and only in some spots a little bit above average for today. out in the tri-valley hit 67 and in san francisco a gorgeous shot coming in here from san bruno, just a beautiful way to kick off the day. the golden gate bridge way off in the distance. you can actually see it all the way to the top this morning. so, let me break it down for you via your weather headlines. your seven-day forecast always scrolling here at the bottom of your screen. the cool, ocean air continues through this evening and we'll cut it off as we head into saturday and sunday and that will lead to warmer days. hotter and drier next week, we could be talking about the potential of fire danger. as you can see the temperatures are going to creep up. by wednesday in the tri-valley

one degree shy of 90 and then talking triple digits. so, it is going to get hot and enjoy this cooler weather as long as it lasts. let's check your drive, here's mike. >> you are nominated specifically on your own for meteorology, as well. hoping for a text that night as i am performing at comedy sports. bay bridge toll plaza where the backup suddenly filled in the fastrak lanes, as well. no word on metering lights just yet. but this backup we should see this turned on in the next few minutes. the maps will show you a smooth drive around the rest of the bay and down the east shore freeway and on the approach out of the maze and on 880 and 580. no big drama just yet, but the early metering lights could be unusual surprise for folks here on the friday commute. west of 580 moves smoothly and way back east there at greenville. we have reports of a five-car crash and one car in the center divide and four on the shoulder and backup out of the altamont pass and that will hold things

up and keep it clear towards the dublin interchange. for the next few minutes, we'll track that. south bay not a problem and no real problems along the peninsula, either. no incidents reported through san francisco. for the roads and the rails we're looking at the south bay up to the city no delays reported by the transit agency and a good flow of traffic and look at our san rafael camera and it's gone now. a truck pulled over to the side and slowed traffic just a tad bit as it did pull over and now the southbound commute, there it is, down through san rafael and richmond san rafael bridge without a problem. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the former b.a.r.t. officer will face more questions from lawyers today. suing johannes mehserle. current lly serving a sentence. but he says it was an accident. in court earlier this week, mehserle said he thought he was

reaching for a gun. the bay area teen accused of using a stolen credit card to rent a sports car in a luxury vacation home. investigators say 19-year-old mohammed holloway rented this $240,000 sports car which was later reported stolen. he is also accused of renting a $12 million vacation home in sonoma and throwing parties with underage drinking. he faces numerous charges, including auto identity and credit card theft. a credit union in the east bay is apologizing to members after an employee accidentally sent their personal information to another member. according to the palo alto weekly sent a list oppef peopleo were preapproved for a loan. the same first name as the staff member who was meant to receive the e-mail. that list included 18,000 people's names, addresses, tax identification numbers and credit information. the credit union says it deleted the information before the member ever saw it. 5:49.

the cougar that was found in downtown mountain view was hiding behind a bush on a busy street for nine hours before he was picked up. they got that information from gps technology in the animal's collar. the cougar was just a few feet away from pedestrians and bicyclists. the tracker show the day before he was captured the cat crept across 280. scientists say he probably made a wrong turn while trying to find new territory to claim as his own. >> on the list of things you would not want to run in to in the middle of the street. maya angelou honored at her favorite church in san francisco this weekend. she asked that her memorial service be held at glide memorial church. she was a member of the church and hosted many events over the years. hosted by angelou's good friend reverend cecil williams and his wife, as well as mayor ed lee.

several streets around the church will be closed off during the service. 5:51 right now on your friday morning. tesla sharing its secrets. what elon musk is thinking. so you can get cash back on all your purchases. so you can use your cash back... to follow your dream. so you... can save the day. chase freedom. so you can.

welcome back the time is 5:53 on your friday morning. a live look right now at at&t park in san francisco. the giants just avoided, thankfully, a sweep at the hands of the nationals yesterday winning 7-1. now, they begin a new series with the colorado rockies tonight at at&t park. game time is 7:15. >> a couple choices for games. a's also home tonight and derek jeter farewell tour.

this is the last time that jeter will visit 0.co coliseum. three-game series starts tonight at 7:05 and the a's will pay tribute to jeter on sunday and that game is already sold out. >> one of the all-time yankee greats and we're being reminded of that, again and again. to u.s. open golf now where round two is already under way. the first pairing teed off an hour ago. >> martin kimer sits 5 under par. catch round two of u.s. open right here on nbc bay area. no 11:00 newscast so we can air "days of lives" and golf coverage begins at 12:00. right now, it's 5:54 in the morning. tesla ceo elon musk says electric is driving him to do something rare. the electric car giant is making

its patent public. he wants innovators to use the company's ideas to get more electric vehicles on the road. not to file patent lawsuits as well as the technology is used in good faith. industry experts say the information will drive growth. >> we'll see more innovation in battery technology motor and technology and maybe especially charging infrastructure, as well. >> and we think the market's quite big enough for everyone. >> musk says hundreds of patents will be made public, but he hasn't said exactly when. television network univision may be on the auction block. the "wall street journal" reporting the owners of the top spanish language broadcaster held talks with cbs, time warner and others about a possible sale. discussions went no where reportedly as they were seeking more than $20 billion for the network. univision is controlled right now by a group of investors, including media mogul who is

best known for producing the power rangers franchise. 5:55 on a friday morning. >> you know what, i'm sure the weather will be great either way on this friday, but i think christina has something fantastic planned for today. >> that i do, sam. that i do. >> i'll tell you on the commercial break. let's get to what we're cooking with this morning. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 82 for the north bay, 84 in the east bay and 67 degrees in san francisco. so, basically, you pick and choose. you want the 60s, you head to the beach. you want the 80s you head as far inland as you can get. if you want the 70s come on down to the south bay. nice at 78 degrees. let's talk about what you can do with dad for free this year. there is a father's day kite day at kite hill in berkeley on sunday. it is going to be nice, bring your sunscreen. even if you can't get out there, isn't it cool to know they're doing it in honor of dad. 82 degrees in santa cruz. the best beach weather for you and dad this sunday. i love dads.

let's talk to one. hey, mike. >> hey, what's up? what's up, christina? i love dads, too. dads, moms, single folks. anyone who doesn't have kids. we all have a backup here at the bay bridge toll plaza because the metering lights are on and maybe one of the reasons look at the fastrak lanes. i'll track that and no slowing shows up just yet. the rest of your approach to the bay bridge moving very nicely. back to you. chris christie is the bay area this morning. where he'll be and a look at his stop by "the tonight show." recovering after the rim fire. a bay area family ready to open for business less than a year after it was severely damaged from that fire. what police say led up to a deadly shooting in san jose.

right now at 6:00. trapped by a wall of flames the deadly discovery inside smoldering home. recovery after the rim fire, how a yosemite camp site is rebuilding after it yauz nearly wiped out by flames. meanwhile, we're going to stay nice today. that ocean air persists and bring the moisture onshore and we're not concerned about fire danger for this weekend, yet. we will have some in the forecast for next week. talk all about that and what you can do with dad this year if you have not yet made those plans and your full forecast. friday the 13th and look at the backup at the bay bridge. taking a live look outside city by the bay this morning, can you make it out? little bit of haze out there. you made it to friday, though, it is june 13th. this is "today in the bay."