building burned overnight in antioch. this is video from the contra costa county fire department. the fire was so big at one point crews had to call for backup. right now they've stopped the flames from spreading but the remnants of the building are still burning. we're told part of the roof even collapsed. the cause of that fire is under investigation. new this morning, a little crash caused a lot of damage at a mom and pop store in sunnyv e sunnyvale. last night around 9:00 the driver of this tesla mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brakes and crashed into the liquor and food store on fremont avenue. the car did not get too far into the store but it was far enough to do serious structural damage to the building. the for is closed now and the owners say they don't know when they will be able to reopen. >> i grew up with the store. they bought the place when i was ten. i've been here around all the time and to see this insomuch

damage is devastating. >> luckily nobody was injured. one person has life-threatening injuries after a shooting in san francisco. it happened last night around 7:00 near caesar chavez and harrison streets in the mission district. at least one person was shot but it's not clear if any others were hurt. happening today it is a first of its kind, training right here in the bay area focused on how to help the youngest crime victims. >> stephanie chuang live in our newsroom with what the san francisco sheriff's department is doing. >> reporter: that's right. the sheriff ross mirkarimi saying this is the first time this kind of training has been offered here, especially at this scale, helping the most vulnerable, children. one key face you may recognize who is helping in the training this morning is this this man, mark class, who was a constant in the search for sierra lamar, for instance, class has specialized in tracking missing

children since the '90s after his own 12-year-old daughter was kid that happened and killed. the national center for missing and exploited children is leading this morning's training in san francisco of about 100 officers from across northern california on how to investigate and prosecute these cases according to the center which has trained more than 310,000 people in the u.s., including law enforcement officers. there were about 467,000 reports of missing kids to the fbi last year alone. the center also says the first three hours are the most critical when trying to find a missing child. to date the center has helped in the recovery of more than 208,000 missing children sin it was founded in '84. today's training is also focused on how to protect kids online and how to help exploited children, for instance, victims of child pornography. there's actually a troubling trend when it comes to this issue that's making this more pressing. we will have more on that coming up this our next report in 30 minutes. live in our san francisco

newsroom, stephanie chuang. authorities calling it one of the largest busts of its kind in county history, o possibly in the state. officers uncovered a massive butane honey oil hash lab in this home in pittsburg. five people now behind bars facing charges related to what police say is a growing trend. honey oil hash labs are being used to extract the by-product of marijuana known as th krchl. police say the process can have explosive consequences and neighbors say ter concerned. >> i went up to say and we're safe here and they say, well, this house was about to blow up. >> the home is located off of promenade dry. an el cerrito man accused of running a scam, even prescribing dirt to a patient. vincent ambil. police say he treated a ventura

county woman in the late stages of cancer by giving her empty capsules of medications. for that she paid $2,000. amil is expected in a ventura county courtroom next month. a construction company owner and a project manager are going to be sentenced later today for the death of a worker in milpitas. a jury has convicted the two hen of involuntary manslaughter for the death of raul zapata. he died when a wall david in back in 2012. the construction company owner and project manager now face a maximum of four years in prison. jurors convicted james holmes in the colorado theater massacre, now they will decide if he should be put to death. nearly three years ago wearing body armor holmes slipped through an emergency exit during a screening of the dark knight rises and opened fire. he kipd 12 people, injured 70. jurors rejected arguments that holmes was insane and driven to

murder by delusions. the trial will enter the sentencing phase next week. we move to a developing story, we are learning more information about the gunman who killed four marines in a shooting rampage in tennessee. >> the attack itself is being called an act of domestic terrorism. nbc's dave wagner is in chattanooga. he joins us with the very latest. dave. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is still a very active crime scene here. this is one of two crime scenes, the one behind me here is where those four marines were killed. a sad morning in chattanooga as four families and really the entire community here grieves. it was 30 minutes at two military centers, the question investigators are trying to figure out, was it an act of terrorism is this the 24-year-old gunman mohammad youssuf abdulazeez lived with his parents, dad, in fact, a city loi here in chattanooga. the gunman was not on a terrorist watch list, but we are

told by the feds that they are working to confirm whether that blog maintained by the gunman may reveal some clues. one post, one blog post three days before these shootings said, life is short and bitter. muslims should not let the opportunity to submit to allah pass you by. so they are working to determine whether or not that might give them some indication, the motive behind these shootings. also we are getting the name of one of the victims here, this is the first name we've received, one of the marines killed, thomas sullivan, originally from springfield, massachusetts. he survived two tours in iraq, but he tied yesterday here in chattanooga. >> we will continue to follow that story. police right now are on the look brought for a hit and run driver that struck two demonstrators during a uc development protest last might. the oakland tribune reporting it happened near the intersection of marin and san pablo avenues

in albany. the protesters reportedly each had their foot run over as they were blocking rush hour traffic. witnesses say the driver then sped away through the crowd. neither victim was seriously injured. that dej strags was staged against the new development going up which is owned by the university of california. south bay town is looking for ways to combat big city traffic entering their streets. >> definitely muddied up the roads for many drivers in that area. bob redell joins us with details on how city leaders are planning on addressing this problem later today. >> reporter: and the problem isn't what the people in the town of los gatos, the people who live here, but the drivers who are using highway 17, using los gatos to get away around the backu backup. >> it's terrible. >> you just reach that critical mass. >> reporter: and a couple people here in los gatos, a couple

people here in los gatos expressing their frustration over the gridlock that has come to envelope the small town during parts of the day. it has been a problem on the main drag as what the city believes is happening whenever highway 17 gets backed up, especially with people trying to get to santa cruz people filter on to the city streets looking for an alternate route. one woman told us it took her 20 minutes to go four block the other day. the city has concerns about fire and police trying to get to emergencies. that's why the city plans to meet not only with police later today but also with cal rans to see if they can put an end to this. they will ask caltrans if it would be possible to close highway 17 on and off ramps during the peak congestion and ask police if they can deploy officers to help are direct traffic. the idea is to come up with a plan and have it implemented by labor day. reporting live here in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the

bay." all quiet now. at least on the town streets there. want to check the roadways right now with mike. >> i want to take you out here in the south bay maps because bob is talking about los gatos right here, highway 17 cutting down through the santa cruz mountains that's one of your only routes to that portion of the coast that's why all those folks head to that beautiful city. 17 turns to 880, 880 north this is the only ugly portion of your commute. this is north past the coliseum. your live look shows you it's still jammed from 66 avenue all the way up past high street. i'm seeing these lights move much better over high street. overnight road crews cleared, this should recover. you can use international streets. another look outsideshows you the san mateo bridge. looking westbound with that commute direction, not a big deal. eastbound there's construction clearing from one of your base. how does it look for the beach

forecast? >> good at least for saturday, sunday maybe some issues there. we start out with low clouds this morning and still a warm day across the bay, but we are watching the possibility for some very unusual tropical moisture moving into at least southern california, maybe even the bay area. and now it's in the low 60s as you get the day started. it will be another nice day. a lot of sunshine this afternoon, los gatos reaching 85 degrees and pacifica 67 eggs it and the mission district 70 degrees. 84 degrees for the north bay and santa rosa 88 degrees, and bless tannel 8 degrees. livermore 90 degrees. heat coming down this weekend, clouds mofving in. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. a lot of frustrated folks in greece. it's becoming a very familiar sight, long lines of people snaking away from atms, people just trying to withdraw enough cash to survive, but now greek

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need to get money. residents waited in long lines this morning at atms again in athens. europe central bank is opening new lines of emergency credit after the new bailout deal while the nearly billion dollar cash infusion will help, greek leaders fear the new round of painful austerity measures will force a new election within months. back at home, following in the footsteps of sfo and sjc, lax is now the largest airport in the entire country to allowed ride sharing services to i can p up passengers. officials say as long as companies like uber and lift follow airport rules passengers could be able to hitch a ride as early as september. tesla is known for making a splash. today the company is going make a big announce m. tech church says the announcement will be made about 11:00 this morning. there is some speculation it could be new shipping dates for the long awaited model x, maybe nor news about the gig ga

factory or nothing and the company doing a good job of getting the media riled up. here is go that the media has paid attention to, ebay and paypal are becoming separate companies today. ebay acquired paypal for less than $2 billion. that still seems like a large sum, today paypal is worth an estimated $43 billion. analysts tell the mercury news that that split will allow paypal to grow more quickly and better compete with mobile payment services like apple pay. ebay is struggling to retain its customers. ebay and paypal will begin trading on the stock market as separate companies on monday. tech giant google saw its shares shoot to an all time high. >> for that and rest of your news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy to go extra overtime doubty with scott mcgrew out. good morning. >> good morning.

the markets look to close out the week on a positive note. stocks rose on thursday as fears about greece's debt crisis eased and fed chair spoke to a senate panel says she prefers to a gradual increase in interest rates. the nasdaq hitting a record high and is on pace for its best week since last october. look for data on consumer prices, housing and consumer sent m. the dow rising 17 points, the nasdaq up 64 to 5163. watch shares of google today, the tech giant shooting to an all time high in after hours trading on thursday following earnings that easily beat wall street forecasts that was due to higher on line ad revenue and more people clicking on paid ads. google is the world's second most valuable company behind only apple. hulu is considering a service for its streaming service. currently users have to sit through ads and shows and movies even if they pay for hulu's

premium service which costs $7.99 a month. netflix don't have ads in their content. the ad free option could launch this fall and cost $12 to $14 a month. watch your eyes on the road, at&t are issuing virtual reality in the fight against distracted driving. kicking off a 100 city tour to let people stimulate what happens when they take their eyes off the road to answer a phone call or text. it's all part of at&t's it can wait campaign. the state legislature is reviving several anti-tobacco bills in a special session next month. among them a bill regulating e-cigarettes. that bill would make it a misdemeanor to provide e-cigarettes to minors. another bill looks to increase the smoking age in california from 18 to 21. >> as smoking rates drop a new

study shows light smoking is increasing if this young women. researchers analyzed data from 10,000 women ages 18 to 25 years old. about a fifth of all the women smoked fewer than five cigarettes a day, nearly half of those who smoked did not do it every day. experts say there needs to be better smoking prevention efforts. toddlers who watch too much tv have more trouble if i get in at school. a did you study looked at the viewing habits of 2,000 children, those who watch tv for an hour have a greater chance of being bullied by middle school. do you spoil your grandchildren? if so new research suggests you could be harming their health without knowing it. that's because grandparents tend to show affection by indulging, overfeeding and sparing them are from physical chores. the study found those under the care of grandparents are more than twice as likely to be overweight.

what a cookie? >> they will always tell you you are the cutest whether it's true or not. happening today the last of the beaches closed while crews cleaned up an enormous oil spill near santa barbara is now set to reopen. the beach is nearly clean for the first time since the may 19th spill. as of last month cleanup costs climbed all the way up to $92 million but yesterday crews said the cleanup was 98% complete. there are several investigations into what caused that pipeline to break. our beaches looking good for the weekend, kari? >> at least for the first part of the weekend. the end of the weekend we will start to see unsettled a weather moving into the bay area. we start out with warm temperatures today. let's see what it looks like out there. temperatures are in the lower 60s, as the sunrises we're starting to see a few of those clouds in some spots, low clouds, as well as some coastal fog. come over and check out that seven-day forecast, it's coming up on the bottom of the screen. you can see what the weather

will be like as we go into the next several days. today's forecast brings it up to 88 degrees in the south bay, 82 degrees in the north bay and 77 degrees in the east bay. we're also tracking hurricane dolores, now wind speeds at 80 miles an hour, so it is just a category 1, it continues to weaken and this may have an impact on the bay area so we've been keeping a close eye on this all week long. it will be weakening to a remnant low on monday, but will be very close to the southern california coast. this is what computer models to with that moisture. it screams it into southern california and here we are in the bay area, we do see some green very close by, which shows the rain, increased humidity. more clouds on sunday and the possibility of some rain late sunday night into early monday. heading into southern california on saturday keep in mind that there will be a chance of some showers and thunderstorms there and we are seeing the slight chance of that also in the bay area. i think we will have a better chance of rain, maybe sunday

night. in san francisco 68 degrees, by sunday a high of 67 degrees. most of us in the 70s and 80s and still warm if the tri-valley, but the highs dropping back to 86 degrees, compare that to the low 90s we just had yesterday. i will have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up. let's check in with mike. we will start over in oakland where the traffic flowing the best it has over the last 40 minutes, slow just as you approach high street, flashing lights the remainder of the road true that had things tied up north of here looked at traffic zipping along north of that overpass. good recovery. the map shows you sensors are a little slower to react. there you have the live cameras to tell you everything is okay. heading up toward the bay bridge no backup right now but those cash lanes starting to get more traffic flow. across the san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge easy drive, just a little build for the tri-valley. a cash reported north, no problem for speeds. palo alto an easy drive south down toward that construction at

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francisco. you can see some pieces of at&t park in the bottom left-hand corner of your screen. is 10 million bucks too much? lawyers for suge knight are going to be in court to try to get the music mogul's bail reduced. knight is charged with murder but his lawyers say the $10 million bail is excessive. a prosecutor responds that it's appropriate given knight's criminal history and failure to appear for court hearings in other cases. knight has been in jail since january when he reportedly ran over two men, killing one of them. he has pleaded not guilty. a fun summer activity quickly turned ugly in southern california. two girls were running a lemonade stand in rancho kuk mund da this week, business was to go great until an 18-year-old man ran up and stole their hard earned cash. >> he said that he dropped had his dollar on his -- so we gave him a free glass. when he came back running, we thought he was running back home from the way he came but then he

just pushed back the table and grabbed the box. >> the box had $20 in sales along with one of the girl's wallets. the girl's brother and friend chased the suspect, a department dwree eventually caught him. he is now behind bars facing ago charge of strong arm robbery. so what's in a name? depends on who you ask and a name is at the middle of a couldn't very. the pret democrat is reporting the california legislative black caucus is adding its voice to call for fort bragg to be renamed. the caucus sent a letter to the city yesterday saying the name bragg has a dark history. braxton bragg served as a military adviser to the president of the confederate states of america, but many city leaders and residents are dismissing the request. they say the city was named after a fort, not to honor the adviser. they also say the name change would cost the city a lot of money. the bottleneck on highway 17

can make a trip to santa cruz if you are going if in that direction or drive through los gatos treacherous. town leaders say they may have come up with a way to combat the problem. a local store in tatters --

after a "tesla" driver accidentally tears into the side of a buildg. a local store in at that timers this morning after a tesla driver accidentally tears into the side of the building. we focus on the impact to a family owned business. and the first of its kind training aimed at training sheriffs deputies for missing children's cases. still warm across the bay but we may be ending the weekend with some humidity, clouds, possibly some rain. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and we started your friday with a big jam through oakland after that cleared now these folks headed to the bay bridge. we'll talk about that shift in your commute. a good friday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon.

new this morning a mom-and-pop shop in the south bay is closed after a car crashed into it. take a look at what's left behind this morning, it happened about 9:00 last night in sun sunnyva sunnyvale. the driver of that tesla mistook the gas for the brakes crashing into the liquor and food store on fremont avenue. the car didn't get too far into the store but it was serious enough to do some damage. the store is closed now, the owners say they don't know when they will be able to reopen. >> i grew up with the store. they bought the place when i was ten, i've been here around all the time and to see this insomuch carnage and damage is heart wrenching. >> the good news is no one was hurt. also new this morning, one person has sustained life-threatening injuries after a shooting in san francisco. it happened last night around 7:00 near see czar chavez and harrison streets. at least one person was shot but

it's not clear if any other people were injured and no suspects. law enforcement officers from across the bay area will get special training on how to help the youngest crime victims. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us from our san francisco newsroom. we're talking about specialized cases, missing children and child exploitation. >> reporter: that's right. this is hosted by the san francisco sheriff's department. the sheriff ross mirkarimi says as a father himself he understands the top priority of the safety of kids, of children. another man who echos that is mark class who is a constant -- who was a constant in the search for sierra lamar. class has specialized in in tracking missing children since the '90s after his own daughter was kid that happened and killed. he is helping in this morning's training exercise of about 100 northern california law enforcement officers. the national center for missing and exploited children is leading the session, focused mainly on how to investigate and prosecute these cases. according to the center had this information is very critical

because time is of thes essence in these investigations. print pointing the first three that's because the murder of a kidnapped child is rare but when it happens 2006 study showed more than 76% were killed in those first three hours. the training is also focused on how to protect kids from becoming the victims of pornography. u.s. attorneys handle about 83% more child porn cases in 2006 than they did in 1994. this is due to more cases and also likely more awareness and resources centered on this issue. this morning's training also shows -- highlights there are more attention to this locally as well. the training begins if this just a couple of hours at 8:00 this morning. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." it is 5:32. a solano county sludge will consider whether to allow a convicted sex offender to move into a home in fairfield. he is currently housed in the state hospital no longer on

parole or probation. he petitioned the court for release and placement in a home in unincorporated fairfield. smith has three violent sexual offenses on his record. fairfield residents and the police department asked the judge to deny the placement. more trouble for san francisco share are rift ross mirkarimi. the union representing san francisco sheriff's deputies has filed a grievance against the sheriff following recent controversy about sanctuary city status. the union says back in in march mirkarimi banned deputies from telling federal immigration agents when they release suspect. the union says that the killing of kate steinle by an undocumented immigrant who had just been released from san francisco custody sho he is that mirkarimi's policy puts people in danger. the sheriff has not responded to that grievance, but yesterday mirkarimi did respond to the mayor's request to change the sanctuary city policy. mayor lee said the sheriff should have notified federal

immigration authorities when the man accused of killing steinle was released. mirkarimi replied saying there needs to be more clarity on this policy. the investigation into the deadly shooting at pier 14 soon turned into something something else, a different disturbing crime. the day after the shooting of kate steinle san francisco police divers searched the waters below the pier and found the body of a cat. the cat was attached to a ten pound weight. police found a micro chip in the cat which led them to the suspect, the cat's owner. he now faces felony an hall cruelty charges which faces possible prison time and tines up to $20,000. here is the pitch, sign up for a chance to spend two weeks in prison. that's sound interesting to you? >> not really. >> that's what one group of students did four decades now now there is a movie about it. >> the movie opens today in limited release. watching it sounds interesting to me, though.

the movie stars billy cro dc oc. the study received national attention. early reviews of the film in promising, it's notching some of the highest scores. san francisco police cracking down on bicyclists near golden gate park. the new police captain is a noud by the high number of cyclists running red lights and cruising right on through stop signs. the captain wants to increase citations for cyclists who reason following the laws of the road. the san francisco bicycle coalition says the move takes away from enforcement of more deadly traffic behaviors, specifically from drivers. more than two dozen people in the south bay are accused of crashing cars on purpose then pocketing the insurance money. santa clara prosecutors say the accidents happen all over the bay area, mostly on quiet streets or parking lots. in in each case the driver

claimed they crashed because they were distracted by a phone or spilling coffee. most of the 33 suspects are from san jose. an alert chp officer cracked that case when he noticed an unusual number of people were claiming they crashed when they spilled their coffee. the scam resulted in payouts of a half a million dollars. you do have your eyes on the road you may not the like what you see in the south bay, gridlocked traffic in one community has many people fed up. it's so bad at times this if los gatos town leaders say it is becoming a public safety issue. of they are meeting with police to try to figure out a solution to the problem. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live in los gatos with more on how they plan to address the issue. >> reporter: later today the city of los gatos will turn to police and caltrans in hopes for a solution to this. you're looking at video of gridlock in the town of los gatos, in the downtown area, and in spite of the town's small size it's having to deal with what you would see as traffic problems in bigger towns. what the city believes is

happening is whenever highway 17 gets backed up, especially with people heading to santa cruz, drivers end up filtering on to city streets looking for an alternate route. it was a real problem on july 3rd. one woman told us it took her 20 minutes just to go four blocks in downtown los gatos the other day, this was on wednesday. the city has concerns about fire and police trying to get to emergencies. so today in that meeting that i mentioned the city will ask caltrans if it would be possible to close the highway 17 on and off ramps during peak congestion. they also been asking police if it they could spare some officers who could help direct traffic downtown. the idea is to have this meeting today come up with a plan and implement something by labor day. reporting live here in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the bay." you're trying to implement your plans right now, thank you bob for trying to get around a big jam earlier today in oakland. mike has been closely keeping an eye on that. much better.

i will show that to you in just a second. we'll start with that same roadway, different name, highway 17 bob was talking about down through the santa cruz mountains going to get busy today. there's only two lanes am each direction south of los gatos. looking at a smooth drive 880 and farther north. let's look at all the entire bay. a new crash reported south 880 at whipple, no lane information. i'll track at that. but over here in oakland no slowing, the live look shows you we've fully recovered past the coliseum. we had a road crew north of high street cause quite a jam until just after 5:00. now easily recovered. over here those folks likely headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on and the backup is here. likely to get more crowded throughout the day, that's the typical pattern because folks like to head in towards the city for weekend is that man gans. >> i'm always began for some shenanigans, mike.

we will starl out the morning in the low 60s. san francisco 60 degrees it, 58 in the north bay and if you're heading to oakland today for the a's game it will be 69 degrees at first pitch, 66 degrees by the fifth inning, by the end of the game mid 60s and those clouds moving back in in. highs today reaching 85 degrees in los gatos and san jose 86 degrees, pacifica 67 degrees while palo alto makes it up to 79 degrees, financial district at 68 degrees, highs in santa rosa 84, oakland 75 and danville reaching 85 degrees with still some warm air in spots this weekend. we will see even cooler temperatures, especially with the possibility of rain on sunday. more on that coming up in about seven minutes. right now i will send it over to you, laura. america on edge, a man goes on rampage killing four marines in tennessee. investigators say he acted alone. so why are they warning of similar attacks this morning? we will have a live report from

washington, d.c. after the break. but first a live look outside. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after the break. alone. chattanooga tennessee - in

mourning after deadly rampage targeting u-s militry members. ==vo== chattanooga, tennessee in mourning after a deadly rampage targeting u.s. military members. four marines died yesterday after a gunman opened fire on two military centers. a navy sailor remains in critical condition. the suspect is also dead. he was not listed in in any terror at that time at that base, but investigators are now looking at recent disturbing updates posted on his blog. right now authorities believe he acted alone. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence in live in washington, d.c. this morning where if federal authorities are once again on high alert and security extra tight at many p federal buildings. edward. >> reporter: right now i have seen extra security at union station, that's the train station that's right next to the

u.s. capitol. you will see that at other buildings across the country including in the bay area. federal authorities are taking no chances, increasing security in some cities just in this c e case. the fbi is investigating the attack as an act of domestic terrorism. several officials say there are indications that this may be inspired from overseas through social media and the internet. because of that security is being stepped up at some federal buildings and military facilities across the country. >> i appreciate the reach out that has taken place at the local and state level and federal level to ensure that we're very aware of what's occurring. >> we will explore any possibility and that includes whether or not anyone else was involved in this. >> reporter: just last week the fbi director told congress. >> there's a group of tweeters in sear wra and their message is two pronged, come to the so-called caliphate and live a life of some sort of glory or something and if you can't come, kill somebody where you are,

kill somebody in uniform. >> reporter: isis has relentlessly urged followers to stage attacks. veterans know how hard it is to identify a lone gunman. >> the military around here and dod cops we have they do their best to protect us and spot the people but a lot of times you don't know who they are. >> reporter: and president obama has called this shooting heart breaking. he says that he is being briefed on the investigation. s he's also being briefed about the security precautions that are happening across the country. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you, laura. more details now on that alleged gunman. he graduated from the university of tennessee, chattanooga, with a degree in electrical engineering. in april police arrested abdulazeez forg driving under the influence. his father was briefly investigated several years ago for possible terror investigations but the investigation was closed and his father was removed from any watch list. we are constantly updating our

social plalt forms with new information on the story. you can stay connected with our nbc bay area an on twitter and facebook. friends and family of a 19-year-old man shot and killed by police are going to hold a memorial for him in evening in san jose. a pleasanton officer shot and killed john demming, jr. during a burglary investigation. they say demming provoked the confrontation. his football team is going to hold a friday night lights scrimmage tonight in his honor. a closely watched court case in san francisco expected to conclude later today. it could shake the foundation of embryo preservation. mimi lee is suing to keep the embryos that she and her ex-husband agreed to destroy if they were to divorce. she told the judge this is her only chance at having a baby since she's 46 years old and that she never believed that she was bound by an agreement the couple signed at the fertility center back in 2010.

lee and herest strangd husband froze the embryos when she was diagnosed can cancer. police have a suspect in a string of bank robberies but need your help catching him. he is accused of at least three bank robberies. this picture was taken wednesday this lodi. he is also blamed for robberies in livermore and tracy. if you recognize him call livermore police. california water regulators are taking action against the tracy irrigation district. they are telling them to stop pumping out of the river or else. they are issuing a keys and desist order saying they failed to obey a previous warning to stop pumping. now they are facing hefty fines. that action could be the first of many for farmers and for cities in california. it's 5:46. kari hall joins us onset to talk about the forecast for today and maybe a peek it at the weekend into i'm so hopeful that we will get some rain by the end of the

weekend. >> back end there. >> something really unusual for us this this time of year. so we will be watching that as we see a weakening hurricane color. right now as you walk out the door it's sunny, some low clouds in some spots, also temperatures in the low 60s and into the rest of the day we will are have more of this nice mild weather, still warm in spots like the tri-valley and the north bay, as well as parts of the inland south bay, but as we go into the next couple of days our temperatures come canning down and some more clouds rolling in. today's forecast we will see highs reaching 82 degrees in the peninsula, 77 in the east bay and the north bay reaching 82 degrees, while san francisco tops out at 70 degrees. the weather story, low clouds this morning, still warm today, and by the end of the weekend once again we could see some rain and storms. because of this, hurricane dolores, now wind speeds at 80 miles an hour, the storm continues to weaken fairly quickly. the models bring it farther off towards the west and to the

north, by monday it's just the remnant area of low pressure and then it gets kind of picked up by the weather systems right off the coast of california. into the next couple of days it shows that there could be more clouds moving this in, by late saturday, sunday the possibility of some rain, but the humidity going up and a lot of that rain staying across southern california. we could also see some of that moving into the bay area if not just some lightning and more clouds with higher humidity. a lot going on this weekend, like the native american festiv festival, this happening in point ray saturday from 10:00 to 4:00, temperatures will be in the low 60s. also family fun day in san leandro on sunday. it will be topping out at 72 degrees. we will take a look at the rest of the weekend forecast with all the microclimates coming up. looking over toward the san mateo bridge we are showing a smooth drive westbound. a little cloud cover in the area but not a problem as far as visibility goes.

a smooth flow of traffic on the peninsula, no build off of 92 or the dumbarton bridge, but over the east bay side we have your build now coming into hayward southbound and then slowing towards whipple road where there is a crash, four vehicles, but they are all on the shoulder. that's the only real issue here. after the earlier slow down and road work cleared from oakland, we have the bay bridge metering lights on. crash eastbound highway 4, not a big deal as you head toward 680. this backup at the toll plaza nothing really severe, either. greek leaders are promising to fully reopen banks on monday. in the meantime greeks want to get their money. residents waited in long lines in morning at atms at athens. the nearly billion dollar cash infusion is going to help, greek leaders fear that the new round of painful austerity measures is going to force new elections

within months. slices of a $90 billion pie are simply there for the taking all you have to do is know how to crack that code. that is the message from san mateo congresswoman jammy peer. she is going to had help small businesses obtain government contracts. last year she said the government spend nearly $90 billion buying products from small and medium sized businesses. it happens at the college of san mateo. a bill inspired by a second grader now heads to the governor's dress. it allows children of live in workers to attend schools where their parents live and work the majority of the week. the bill was inspired of a second grade daughter of a live in nanny who was told to leave her school district because she didn't live there. the mercury news first reported her story, both the state and state senate and assembly passed that bill unanimously. and in washington lawmakers are working to rewrite the controversial no child left behind education act.

the senate passed its updated version of the bill. the bill seeks to listen the federal government's rule in schools. the state not the federal government would decide how to improve failing schools. san jose's mayor will join leaders from across the world in the vatican next week to discuss some big social issues. mayor sam lick card toe is one of five u.s. mayors invited to speak at a symposium on human trafficking and climate change. the mayor will be part of a panel discussing poverty and affordable housing in large cities. >> i'm a huge admire remember of this hope and as a catholic i find him to be refreshing to see his openness on social issues, his focus on poverty. these are critical times for us. certainly as citizens of the world. >> this conference comes on the heels of pope francis' manifesto on global warming.

this week the cal state senate approved a resolution supporting the pontiff's view of climate change. governor brown will bring a cope copy of that resolution when he heads to the vatican as well. some passengers it in one of its self driving suvs hurt in a crash. it happened near google headquarters. the google car was at a light when another car rear-ended it. google says there have been 1 15 accidents involving its cars and all of them caused by others drivers. at&t is using virtual reality in the fight against distracted driving kicking off a 100 city tour to let people stim rate what happens when they take their eyes off the road to answer a phone call or text. it is part of the it can wait campaign. tesla known for making a splash, later today the company is going to make a big announcement. we don't know what that announcement it. tech church says it is going to be made sometime around 11:00 this morning. they are trying to figure out what the subject matter is, but

there is already some speculation it could be new shipping dates for the long awaited model x. maybe nor news about the giga factory or it could be nothing at all and the company is doing a really good job of getting the media riled up. >> again. state legislature is reviving several anti-tobacco bills in a special session next month. a bill regulating e-cigarettes the same way tobacco products are regulated. another bill looks to increase the smoking age in california from 18 to 21. as overall smoking rates drop a new study shows very light smoking is increasing in young women. researchers analyzed data from about 10,000 people from 18 to 25 years old. about a fifth of all the women smoked fewer than five cigarettes a day, nearly half of those who smoked did not do it every day. experts say there needs to be better smoking prevention efforts directed at young women.

right now to an investigative unit exclusive critical questions about the use or misuse of millions of tax dollars. the money is for our drought and what many call an emergency decision. this controversy takes us inside the powerful santa clara valley water district. tony kovaleski met with whistle blowers and inside sources and joins us with more. >> reporter: that conflict senters it on what the santa clara valley water district called an emergency contract. they approved $10 million for contracts to help increase the water supply in the south bay but even though it was called an emergency this project won't produce water dividends for at least five years. inside sources reached out to nbc bay area questioning why there was no competitive bidding and why the board and public was not informed before the vote that one of the companies winning the contract has an inside connection. in fact, one of the bid winning companies, principle owners, is the husband of one of the water

district's directors and she is the sixth highest paid employee. the water district ceo said there is no conflict and an existing fire wall prevents the director were are having any role with the decisions involving this contract and her husband's company. but after learning of the potential conflict and lack of transparency board president gary kremen has called to suspend all negotiations until an external investigation. if you'd like to watch your entire investigation you can find it now on the homepage of our website at nbcbayarea.com. with the nbc bay area investigative unit, i'm tony kovaleski. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit 888-996-tips or end us an e-mail to the unit @nbcbayarea.com. we got a tip for you, if you are looking for a nice weekend ahead we know exactly who to talk to to get the insider

information. >> here she is, kari hall. >> good morning. yes, we are heading into an unusual weekend because we could have some lightning, possibly some rain by sunday. so saturday will be the day to get out with no worries. 85 degrees in the south bay, san francisco 68 degrees, peninsula 80 degrees while the tri-valley still warm, 89 degrees, and the east bay 74. north bay reaching 80 degrees. we will be tracking those tropical clouds, humidity and storms coming up on sunday. keep checking in this weekend. right now i will send it over to mike. we're tracking cars, building a little volume here west 580 and the dublin interchange. look at your map you see the speed sensors not having a lot of problem over here. it's over here, southbound 880, still slows south end of hayward in toward whipple road. some of those vehicles are clearing and so is that distraction from those crash. all lanes clear just a slow down south of the san mateo bridge.

toward the bay bridge the metering lights are on. that's the only backup on the immediate approach to the maze. northbound 101 a little build past 680 and 280 but the entire silicon valley looking good at speed. >> when traffic gets worse you know what desperate times call for desperate measures. the robot had hitch hiker that has thumbed its way across canada and europe, but its new destination is right here in the bay area. breaking news at six: knocked

down but not out. overnight flames - keep firefighters busy in the east breaking news at 6:00. knocked down, but not out. overnight flames keep firefighters busy in the east bay. something you don't expect to see, a tesla slams into a south bay store overnight. plus tackling traffic, what los gatos leaders are could doing today to keep drivers from taking a shortcut right through their neighborhoods.

thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this fire at an abandoned building in an i don't think. this is video from the contra costa fire department. broke out on west second street not far from the antioch amtrak station. the fire was so big at one point crews had to call for backup. they were able to stop the flames from spreading to nearby buildings. part of the roof collapsed. no one was hurt. a mom and pop liquor store in sunnyvale is closed because of this. take a look. that's a tesla in the side of the store. the driver of that car mistakenly hit the gas instead of the brake and shot through the front of the liquor and food store on fremont avenue. the car didn't make it too far into the store but that was enough to do serious structural damage. the owners say they don't know when they are going to be able to reopen. >> i grew up with the store. they bought the place when i