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 was

ten, i've been here around all the time and see this insomuch carnage and damage is just heart wrenching. >> despite appearances there luckily nobody was hurt. it's 6:01. let's take a live look the sun rising over san jose this morning. a nice day today but we could see some changes this weekend. meteorologist kari hall joins us with a look at your microclimate forecast. >> you will want to pay attention to this forecast, because it won't be the typical weather we normally see for the middle of summer. there could be some rain in the forecast by the end of the weekend. today it's still warm and we start out the day at 59 degrees in the south bay, 60 degrees in the east bay and in san francisco also at 60 degrees. highs today reaching 82 degrees in the peninsula, south bay 88 degrees, east bay 77 while the tri-valley tops out at 92 degrees. still hot in spots and the north bay 82 degrees with a lot of sunshine today. those changes coming our way,

we're talking about the possibility of some late weekend rain and storms, high humidity and also a lot more clouds as the temperatures still come down from the heat we're going to see today and a we experienced yesterday. tomorrow we will have some slightly milder air and i will talk more about that chance of late weekend rain and storms and why. it's coming up in less than ten minutes. with the summer weather comes more trips to the beach of course, but one south bay town says beach traffic is creating absolute gridlock on its neighborhood roads. now they say enough is enough. "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us in los gatos where town leaders are going to meet with police and try to figure out some kind of solution to what some call a potentially dangerous problem. >> reporter: dangerous problem, you can imagine if you're police or fire and trying to get to an emergency here in downtown los gatos obviously this could cause you some major delays and of course for people who live in this town, well, just listen to

what they have to say. >> it's terrible. >> you just reach that critical mass. >> reporter: and these are people in the small town of los gatos, rightfully complaining about the gridlock that's been showing up here more and more as people who are on highway 17, for example, trying to get to santa cruz who are getting off highway 17 because it's backed up and trying to find an alternate route in the town of los gatos and as a result they're causing the backup here. what's going to happen later today, the city will be meeting with police and caltrans to try to come up with a solution. one suggestion is asking caltrans if it would be possible to shut down the on and off ramps from highway 17 in los gatos during peak congestion and ask police if they could spare some officers to direct traffic when it gets bad here. when you want to talk about how bad it's gotten, where he had we spoke with a woman, she told us that it took her 20 minutes just to go four blocks in this little town.

reporting live here in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the bay." it is 6:03. an he will certificate treat toe man is accused of running a cancer treatment scam, even prescribing dirt to the vent, vin tent gammil runs the natural onk cooling institute. he treated a ventura county woman in the late stages of cancer by giving her empty capsules of medication, for that she paid $2,000. he is expected in a vent are ra county courtroom next month. a judge in solano county is going to decide whether to allow a convicted sex offender to move into a house in fairfield. frazier smith is in a state hospital and no longer on parole or probation. he petitioned the court for release and placement in a home. he has three violent sexual offenses on his record and fairfield residents and the police department asked the judge to deny that placement. happening today it's the

first of its kind straining here focused ond how to help the youngest crime victims, stephanie chuang with what the san francisco sheriff's department is doing smr laura, sheriff ross mirkarimi says this trieng of training in miss helping missing kids has never been offered. one face you may recognize helping in this morning's training is mark class who was a constant figure in that search for sierra ma mar. class has specialized in tracking missing kids since the '90s after his own daughter was kidnapped and killed. the national center for missing and exploited children is leading the training of about 100 officers from across northern california on how to investigate and prosecute these cases. according to the center which has trained more man 310,000 people in the country, including law enforcement officers, there were about 467,000 reports of

missing kids to the fbi last year alone. according to the center this information is very critical because time is critical in these investigations. the first three hours are the most important because a murder of a kidnapped child is rare, but when it happens a 2006 study showed more than 76% of them were killed in those first three hours. today's training is also focused on how to protect kids online as well as how to keep them safe from child pornography. there is a troubling trend with that. we will have more coming up in in the last hour of this show. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a construction company owner and a project manager are going to be sentenced today for the death of a worker in milpitas. a jury convicted the two men of involuntary manslaughter for the death of raul zapata. he died when a wall caved in at a construction site back in 2012. the construction company owner and project manager face a maximum of four years in prison. police are on the lookout for a hit and run driver that

struck two demonstrators during a uc development protest last night. the oakland tribune is reporting reporting it happened near marin avenue in albany. the protesters each had their foot run offer as they blocked rush hour traffic. witnesses say the driver sped away through the crowd. neither victim was seriously hurt. the demonstration was against a new development going up at the guild track which is owned by the university of california. a developing story, we are learning more about the gunman who killed four marines in a shooting rampage in tennessee. that attack is being called an act of domestic terrorism. nbc's dave wagner joins us from chattanooga with the latest. this man wasn't on any terrorism list. >> reporter: that's correct. he was not on any kind of terrorist watch list at all, sam. i can tell you that i am standing right now in front of this second crime scene. this is where the gunman came and opened fire, ended up

killing four marines right here. we have learned that the gunman rammed this fence behind us, that's how he got in, and then used an ak-47 style weapon according to federal law enforcement sources to gun down those four marines. it was 30 minutes of terror at these two military centers, but was it an act of terrorism? >> barricades and bow case tell part of the story. >> our hearts are breaking for the families of these marines tonight. >> reporter: today investigators are trying to determine why. >> it was loud and it was fast. >> reporter: on thursday investigators say mohammad youssuf abdulazeez opened fire with at least 25 rounds on an armed forces recruiting center. >> we actually didn't escape through our active shooter drills, we actually barricaded it in the building. >> reporter: the gunman drove seven miles to a marine corps center where he gunned down four marines. >> we are conducting this as

a -- an act of domestic terrorism. >> abdulazeez is among the dead. he was born in kuwait but lived in the area for many years. last night authorities searched the lone gunman's home, car and online activity. >> we are checking every possible place that he could reside or could have resided. >> reporter: while a motive is unclear, president obama is calling for the nation to come together. >> the deepest sympathies of the american people to the four marines that have been killed. >> reporter: a country and community feeling with gun tire and grief once again. a couple of important pieces of information right here, the feds we are told are working to confirm whether a blog maintained by the gunman may provide some clues. one post three days before these shootings said this, life is short and bitter. muslims should not let the opportunity to submit to allah pass you by.

again, federal agents looking at that, trying to determine whether or not that is a motive or an indication of a motive in these shootings. also we've gotten word of one of the victims names, a marine by the name of thomas sullivan originally from springfield, massachusetts, he served two tours in iraq, but tied right here in chattanooga, tennessee yesterday. >> dave wagner reporting from chattanooga. time to check our microclimate forecast this morning. let's take a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge. can you make out the cars making their way across? we will check in for a look at that commute but first here is kari. >> we start out with sunshine over the hills, low clouds if you are awaking up this wlv÷mor, we are seeing some temperatures in the 60s and the typical low clouds for the middle of the summer. in the peninsula it's now 63 degrees, as we get a closer look we see some spots in the mid 50s as we head over towards south

san francisco. today highs reaching 86 degrees, 82 degrees in redwood city, mission district 70 degrees, 82 santa rosa, walnut creek 88 des, plas an ton 89 degrees. heading into the weekend the heat continues to come down and more clouds moving in, possibly rain as we head towards sunday. let's check in with mike for traffic. we will so he the bay bridge where both you and laura referenced, we will talk about the traffic, it is moving smoothly, just the backup at the toll plaza and we do have those low clouds that kari talked about. they are both right. a smooth drive on the approach, no problems. a light volume there. the only real slowing is southbound 880 from hayward down towards whipple and ten son. there may be activity around industrial. i think it was actually two total incidents, though, as far as the details. we are looking at the rest of the bay, a smooth flow, palo alto to problems, guys, southbound away from us heading

down towards mountain view and toward university and embarcadero, the construction area seems to be smoothing out. it may also be lighter traffic toward the end of the week. we will see if the improvements they made this week are reflected next week. >> the chicken or egg, that's my question. >> that might be on the road, too. still ahead, a mystery announcement from tesla. plus ebay and paypal officially splitting today, how that move could impact your unam. a closely watched court case in

san francisco is expected to conclude today. and friday morning. a closely watched court case in san francisco expected to conclude today and it could shake the foundation of embryo preservation. mimi lee is suing to keep the embryos that she and her ex-husband agreed to if they divorced. she told the judge it is her only chance at having a biological baby since she's 46 years old. and that she never believed she

was bound by an agreement the couple signed at the fertility center in 2010. lee and her estranged husband froef five embryos. the last of the beaches closed while crews cleaned up an en mouse oil spill near santa barbara set to reopen. the beach nearly clean for the first time since the may 19th spill. as of last month cleanup costs have climbed to $92 million but yesterday crews said that cleanup was 98% complete. there are several investigations still ongoing into what caused the pipeline to break. greek leaders promising to fully reopen banks on monday. greeks still need to get money. people waited in long lines at the atms. new york central bank is opening new lines of emergency credit after the 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 ee lek within months.

waiting, tesla known for making a splash and today the company is going to make a major announcement. tech crunch says it will be made sometime around 11:00 this morning. there is some speculation that the news could be surrounding shipping dates for the long awaited model x. maybe more if you say about the so-called giga factory or it could be nothing at all and the company is doing a good job of getting us involved and the media riled up. following in the footsteps lax now the largest airport in the company to allow ride sharing services to pick up passengers. as long as uber and lyft following rules. at&t using virtual reality in the fight against distracted driving. it's 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 tech. it's part of at and t's it can

wait campaign. all eyes on google. the tech giant shooting to an all time high in after hours trading yesterday following earns that beat wall street expectations. that was due to online ad revenue and more people clicking on paid ads. it is the second most valuable company in the world behind apple. an all time split, at least a historic one, ebay, paypal officially becoming separate companies. ebay acquired paypal for less than 2 million bucks. today paypal is worth an estimated $43 billion. analysts tell the mercury news that that split will allow paypal to grow quickly and better compete with mobile payment services like apple pay. ebay is struggling to retain customers against stiff comp anything from amazon and other e-commerce sites. they are going to begin trading on the stock market as separate companies on monday. time to check that microclimate forecast as we take

a peek outside. sunol, dry hills. kind of looks like my lawn. it's so dry. we're used to it being to green out there. we are in the midst of this drought. a little hint of rain. >> we could see a tropical system he bringing rain in the middle of the summer. >> is that from hurricane dolores? >> yes. it will be weakening. it mainly moves into southern california, but a little bit of that may creep into the bay area. we are hoping that we can get a nice little shower or two out of that as we take a live look you see the low clouds this morning, great start to the day. today will still be a warm one and into the next couple of days the heat comes down because we will have more clouds moving in from the remnants of that system. now it's in the low 60s in the peninsula, also in the 50s, here is where we're headed in afternoon, 82 degrees in the peninsula, south bay 88 degrees and 77 degrees for the east bay. so if you're heading to the east bay for the oakland a's game,

highs will be in the upper 60s at first pitch, temperatures will be dropping back to 65 degrees by the end of the game and also this weekend there is a lot going on. we've got some of those listed at nbcbayarea.com. the annual native american festival happening on saturday in the north bay at 10:00 in the morning it will be 57 degrees and jumping up to 65 as we go through the middle of the day. hurricane dolores, this is what could impact our weather. it has weakened to a category 1 hurricane, wind speeds at 80 miles an hour and by monday it becomes a remnant, but fairly close to baja, california and southern california as well. this is what computer models do with this system. by saturday into sunday we start to see that moisture spreading in, that means more clouds, higher humidity for us and a chance for showers, but this may michelle alley begin as lightning by sunday afternoon and then the rain could follow late sunday night into early

monday. we will keep tracking that for you. otherwise enjoy a great weekend, highs in the 70s and 80s across most of the bay, still in the 60s in san francisco, tri-valley warm at 89 degrees on saturday and then down to 86 degrees with more cloud cover once again, that chance of isolated lightning as we head into sunday and then maybe some rain. we will keep an eye out on that for you once again. let's check in with mike. highway 92 the san mateo bridge sees more traffic flow, but it's flowing well. maybe an issue for 880 south out of hayward, there is a crash somewhere between ten son and industrial, that's your second crash for the morning. that's causing more backup. we currently have your right two lanes blocked and that's slowing down folks getting to the san mateo bridge which is moving just fine. no real issues, this is friday, a lighter volume of traffic all around the bay. the north bay, san rafael, southbound 101 the curves moving

well, no problems all the way down to the golden gate bridge. back to you. it is 6:20. slices of $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 the san mateo congresswoman jackie speier. today she will host a seminar to help small businesses obtain government contracts. last year she said the government spend nearly 90 billion sooipd buying products from small and medium sized basis. today's seminar helps at the college of san mateo at 9:00 a.m. and it's free. no code to crack here, users of one peninsula library may want to mark their calendars, though, in two weeks for safety sake. it's going to close its doors for months. >> the wood side library will shut down for the six months starting august 1st. crews have to retrofit that facility to bring it up to code. the layout will be reconfigured. the library should reopen sometime next spring. still ahead on "today in the bay," call it pitch bolts, we're

going to introduce you to the robot hitch hiker trying to hitch its way across the country. our san francisco giants kick off the second half of their season tonight in arizona. you can watch the action right here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 6:30 right after our 6:00 news. south bay friends, let's take a quick peek outside in san jose, the light coming up there over the mountains and the san francisco giants are back in action now, the all-star break in over. it is heating up for your weekend as well, we will have another look at weather after this. today marks exactly 60 years

since the happiest place today also marks exactly 60 years since the happiest place on earth o opened its gates. the 60th anniversary celebration is going on all summer long at disneyland, but tonight there will be a special parade and fireworks along with a celebration so he hosted by neil patrick harris and mickey mouse. a couple of upgrades for the anniversary, the snowman on the matter horn has a new look and the hat box gose returns to the haunted mansion. >> you might be seeing some triplets running around there. if you notice a robot thumbing it on the side of the road with a dash of c3 pchl o you're welcome to give it a ride. >> i'm hitch bought, a hitchhiking robot from ontario.

>> there is in fact the robot hitchhiker. last summer it hitched coast to coast through canada. it's new mission is the united states. hitch bought's creators hopes that the kindness of strangers carries it from salem, massachusetts across the coast to san francisco. that journey began this morning. >> hope it has enough battery power to keep talking to people. >> it might lose all the ability to communicate. that would be a problem. so here is this pitch, sign up for a chance to spend two weeks in prison. >> okay. actually dates back here a bit. >> that's what one group of stanford students did four decades ago now there is a movie about it. >> that film is called the stanford prison experiment. the movie cars billy crudup. tells the foer of two dozen students who volunteered for a study if in a fake prison. that study received national attention. early reviews of the film are also promising.

it's notching some of the highest scores on rotten tomatoes websites. an update on the health of george h.w. bush. how the nation is responding this morning to the murder of four marines coming up in a live report from our nation's capital. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet,

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good friday morning. we start out with low clouds and still a warm day, but late weekend rain? i will detail that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and we're looking at the san mateo bridge where you're still down one lane in one direction.

it is a tough drive getting there from one side of the bay. markets ended the day up yesterday. will them any oomph today? our own google at an all time high which is good news. let's see where we go from here. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we're going to get a quick look at today's top story. an early morning fire for through an abandoned building in antioch. this happened not far from the amtrak station. firefighters did manage to stop it to spreading to nearby buildings. a tesla shot through the storefront louisiana night. the store is he is cloed, we hear the driver hit the wrong pedal. investigators now believe the gunman acted alone in yesterday's tennessee shooting

rampage that killed four marines. a navy sailor remains in in critical condition this morning and the is suspect is also dead. this is the latest incident to put federal authorities across the country once again on high alert. that is especially true in our nation's capital. "today in the bay" edward lawrence is live from washington, d.c. where security is extra tight in morning at many federal buildings. >> reporter: many federal buildings across the country including there in the bay we're already seeing it here in the washington, d.c. area, massive police presence at places like union station which is the train station that's right near the u.s. capital. federal authorities taking no chances and increasing security just in case. the fbi is investigating the attack as and a act of domestic terrorism. several officials say there is indication 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 is occurring. >> we will explore any possible 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 p syria and their message is two pronged, some 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: sy has relentless urged followers over social media 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 says this shooting is just heart breaking. he says that he is getting briefings on the investigations as well as the increased security going on across the country. reporting live in washington,

edward lawrence. back to you. "the today show" will pick up our coverage of this story coming up at 7:00 this morning right after "today in the bay." we are constantly updating our social flat forms with new information as we get it in. just download our free nbc bay area app. a guilty verdict for james holmes. now the jury will decide whether he should die for his crimes. yesterday jurors rejected arguments that holmes was insane when he opened fire inside a colorado movie theater three years ago during a sewing of the "dark knight rises." he killed 12 people. dozens of others were hurt. the penalty phase of the trial starts neck week. holmes will either spend the rest of his life in prison or be sent henced to death. it will take several months for the broken bone in former president george h.w. bush's neck to heal. the 91-year-old suffered that injury earlier this week when he fell at his home in maine. doctors say he is going to spend some time in a neck brace and it

will three to four months for that break to heal on its own. we are told former president bush is in good spirits. cleanup efforts underway in earn illinois after this, a massive tornado whipped through the area. the warren county sheriff's office says there are reports of severe damage in the area. residents are not being allowed in the area as deputies survey the damage. debris can be seen swirling in this video. no word yet on any injuries. at 6:34. a nice picture here in the bay area, san jose. nice and is sunny, but, kari hall, tracking the fallout of hurricane dolores. you said we height see some lightning and rain this weekend. >> yeah, that could be on sunday. right now it's going to be a nice start to the day and then some more warm weather heading into the afternoon. nice and quiet today and tomorrow. sunday is the day we will be watching. right now with those

temperatures near 60 degrees this afternoon we'll be seeing those highs heading into the 70s and 80s across most of the bay. the weekend forecast brings in that chance of lightning, especially on sunday. i will detail that and more about the tropical system that may bring some rain for the bay area. that's coming up in a few minutes. right now let's see how the roads are flowing with mike. we're going to take you out to it a big view of the bay right now and show you that as far as the colors on our speed sensors go things are pleasant around the bay. no problems except for one spot southbound 880 out of san leandro down through hayward. in that backup another crash at industrial has finally just cleared in the last few ins p. as you're approaching the san mateo bridge it's a tough drive but on the san mateo bridge it's a smooth drive. approaching the bay bridge an easy flow of traffic as well. this is showing friday lighter volume of traffic. there is the backup as the sun starts to come up, nice backup

here and nice flow into san francisco. golden gate bridge also very easy drive. since we had that closure and the changes over at park presidio we haven't seen many problems and that's great news. >> i like how you said a nice backup here. only you could see a nice backup. >> when he delivers it it's nice. still ahead, a young girl's message to governor brown. plus a miraculous story of survival. we hear from a 16-year-old who survived that deadly plane crash in washington state. a quick check at how the markets are faring. the dow has dropped about 60 points, we will be keeping a close eye on that throughout the morning. we will be back with more news, weather and traffic after this. s

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it's 6:38 on your friday morning. a live picture outside the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing freely. love to hear that. california water regulators are taking action against a tracy irrigation district. telling testimony to some pumping water out of the san joaquin river or else. the board is issuing a keys and desist order saying the west side irrigation district has failed to obey a previous warning to stop pumping. now they're facing hefty fines. that action could be the first of many for farmers and cities in california. a bill inspired by a second grader now heads to the governor's desk. the bill allows children of live in workers to attend schools where their parents live and work the majority of the week. the bill was inspired by a second grade daughter of a live in nanny.

the mercury news first reported her story. both the state senate and assembly passed that bill. an ohio man facing charges after he saw a car crash and got inside the car to film the injured teenage passengers, one of those passengers died. police say the man opened the back door and leaned into the video to take a cell phone video, never tried to help the 17-year-old boys who were trapped inside. that man is charged with vehicular trespass. coming up next an update to breaking news, overnight flames keep fire furts busy in the east bay. something you don't expect to see, a tesla slamming into a south bay store overnight. a live look outside. we return again to downtown san francisco, the coca-cola bottle from the at&t park outside area there, baseball is back in action. we will be back in action, too, with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after this break.

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at 6:43 an update to breaking news. investigators trying to figure out what sparked this fire at an abandoned building in antioch. this is the video from the contra costa county fire department. this broke out about 3:30 on west second street. the fire was so big at one point crews had had to call for backup, but they were able to stop the flames from spreading to nearby buildings. we're told part of the roof collapsed. luckily no one was hurt. a mom and pop liquor store in sunnyvale closed because of

this. that's a tesla. the driver of that car mistakenly hit the accelerator instead of the brake and shot through the front of the liquor and food store on fremont avenue. as you can see the car did not get too far inside of the store but it was enough it to do serious structural damage. the owners don't know when hell be able to reopen. >> 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 just heart wrenching. >> difficult scene for that man. luckily no one was injured. happening today, a first of its kind training in the bay area. the focus teaching law enforcement how to better handle critical cases involving missing and exploited children. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live at our san francisco newsroom with more. >> reporter: the sheriff ross mirkarimi says he is a dad himself so he truly understands the top priority of safety of children, of protecting kids.

another man who echos that is this pan, mark class, who was a constant in the search for sierra lamar. he has specialized in tracking missing kids since the '90s after his own 12-year-old daughter was kidnapped and killed. he is helping in this morning's training exercise of roughly 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 this information is critical because time is of the he is dense in these sessions. the first three hours as the most important. a 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 and trafficking which is apparently on the rise. the internet rhymes against children task force noted 1,000% increase in complaints of child sex trafficking from just 2004

to 2008 alone. this morning training focuses and highlights all of those areas and begins in a ail over an 8:00 this morning. time to check your microclimate forecast at 6:46. a live look outside at the bay bridge from emeryville. a lot of people starting to make those weekend plans. >> we started those on wednesday. >> or monday sometimes as well. >> you want to pay attention to this forecast because it won't be like our typical summertime pattern. as you head to the beach you can see some thunderstorms moving in. yes, i said it. especially on sunday. as we start out the day taking a live look at san jose the sun is shining, great start to the day. it will be hot, though, in some spots but not as to the as yesterday afternoon. still pretty warm for the inland areas and valleys. as we take a live look at mt. tam you see the low clouds to start out the morning from the north bay and into the afternoon we will see those highs reaching

into the 80s for the north bay as well. it's 59 degrees in santa rosa, oakland 62 degrees and san jose starts out the day at 59 degrees. this is where we're headed this afternoon. 86 degrees in pacifica, 67 degrees and the mission district at 70 degrees, 82 in napa, walnut creek 88 degrees. so we are still hitting some 90s in some spots. in the north bay we have the native american festival. at 10:00 in the morning it will be 57 degrees, by 4:00, 65. the minions family sundae. it's going to be 59 degrees in the morning, 4:00, 72 degrees. check out some of those events at nbcbayarea.com. we're looking at hurricane dolores because this may have an impact on the last half of our weekend. it weakness to an area of low pressure by monday and then starts to move some of that moisture, some of the clouds, rain and humidity into southern

california. this is what computer models do with this system. we are starting out here on friday, we still have the sunshine today and then the low clouds moving in tonight. by tomorrow we will still have a nice warm day, but then we start to see some green popping up here, showing the possibility of some rain and that could also spark off some lightning. a better chance of rain late sunday night into monday. we will continue to track that for you. there could be some changes in the last part of that forecast. this weekend, though, enjoy, especially saturday, no worries. 70s and 80s all across the bay. 68 degrees in san francisco and then a slight chance of showers on sunday. once again, notice those light if i think icons, there could be a little bit of some unsettled weather for sunday. i will have another look at the microclimate forecast. let's check in now with mike. we're looking to san jose where actually things thinned out the last couple of minutes and actually froze the last couple of seconds. 101 at 680. let me show you the map.

slowing here then bunching up over toward the airport. 101 buildings, so does 87, a crash just reported north 280 over at 880. another crash north 101 at whipple and there may be a traffic break heading up into redwood city. the big slow down is not the bay bridge, the big slow down is southbound 880 recovering from two earlier crashes in union city and hayward. now starting to spread itself out through union city and into fremont. approaching the san mateo bridge that is a slower drive, across 92 westbound is picking up the volu volume. not enough to show slowing on the peninsula yet. still might be a mice day to head to half-moon bay. it's going to be crowded there as well as probably highway 17, guys. speaking of traffic one south bay town says muff is enough. people living in los gatos say gridlock is the new normal. "today in the bay" bob redell live in los gatos this morning where town leaders will meet with police to try to figure out

a solution to a potentially dangerous problem, bob. >> reporter: the city of los gatos not only meeting with police today, but also with caltrans to see if they can put an end to this. you a're looking at gridlock in downtown los gatos. one woman told us the other day it took her 20 minutes just to go four blocks just so give you an example of how bad its gotten. that's in spite of this town's small size. what the city believes is happening, whenever highway 17 gets backed up, especially with people trying to head to santa cruz, drivers filter on to the streets of los gatos, looking for an alternate route, a work around. it was a rear problem july 3rd. as you were alluding to, laura, the city has concerns about fire and police trying to get to emergencies. today in that meeting the city will ask caltrans if it would be possible to close the highway 17 on and off ramps during peak congestion, they will also ask police if they can spare some officers to deploy downtown to

help direct traffic whenever it becomes a problem. the idea is after this meeting is to come up with a plan and implement something into action by labor day. reporting live here if in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the bay." san jose's mayor sam liccardo is going to join leaders at the vatican to discuss social issues. he is one of five u.s. mayors who has been insighted to a global symposium on human trafficking and global change. he will be part of a panel discussing poverty and affordable house nothing large cities. >> i am a huge admirer of this pope. as a catholic i find him to be refreshing to see his openness on social issues, his focus on poverty. these are really critical times for us, certainly as citizens of the world. >> this had conference comes on the heels of pope francis' manifesto about global warming.

had this week the cal state senate approved a resolution supporting the pontiff's view of climate change. governor brown is going to bring a copy of that resolution when he heads heads to the vatican as well. >> a priest attacked in palo alto is speaking out and thanking the good samaritans that happened his live. it happened on monday. the suspect allegedly high on meth amphetamine is accused of beating father coleman with his cane. father john says he couldn't be more thankful they came to his rescue. >> i can't thank them enough, you know. >> the suspect 41-year-old juan perez told police he did not know father john and had no apparent reason for the attack. he is being held on $175,000 bail. the friends and family of a 19-year-old man shot and killed by police are going to hold a am memorial for him later this evening it in san jose. a pleasanton officer shot and

killed john d eflt mmimg, jr. during a burglary investigation earlier the month. his family fired a prominent attorney to investigate that case. his football team is going to hold a scrimmage tonight. more trouble for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. the union representing san francisco sheriff deputies filed a grievance against the sheriff following the recent controversy surrounding sanctuary city status. in documents obtained by the chronicle the union says in march mirkarimi banned deputies from telling federal immigration agents when they released suspects. the union says the killing of kate steinle allegedly by an undocumented immigrant who had just been released from san francisco custody shows the policy puts people in danger. the sheriff has not responded to the grievance, but yesterday mirkarimi did respond to the mayor's request to change the

sanctuary city policy. mayor ed lee says the sheriff should have notified federal immigration authorities when the man accused of shooting steinle was released. in a letter mirkarimi replied saying there needs to be more clarity on the policy. he says he wants to have an open discussion with the board of supervisors. the investigation into that deadly shooting at pier 14 soon turned into 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 mike chip in the cat which led them to the owner. san francisco police are cracking down on bicyclists near golden gate park. san francisco examiner reports the new police captain at park station is annoyed by the high number of cyclists running red lights and cruising through stop

signs. the captain wants to increase citations for cyclists who don't follow the law. the bicycle coalition says the move takes away from enforcement of more deadly traffic behaviors from drivers. cars, crime and coffee, authorities in the south bay say they expect to make more arrests in the coming days in connection with a massive insurance fraud scam. so far dozens of people are under arrest accused of crashing cars on purpose to pocket the insurance money. an alert chp officer cracked the case when he noticed an unusually high number of people all claiming they crashed because they spilled their coffee. missouri of the suspects are from san jose. >> these are not even all of the cases that were suspected of fraud, these are only the cases that we could prove. >> santa clara prosecutors say the accidents happened all over the bay area. authorities are calling it one of the largest bus of its kind in could you bey history.

possibly in the state. officers uncovered a massive butane honey oil hash lab in a pittsburg home. five people are now behind bars facing charges related to what police say is a growing trend. honey oil hash labs are used to he can tract the by-product of marijuana known as t had hc. police say the process can have explosive cops sequences. neighbors say they're concerned. >> i went up to them and said we're safe here and they said this home was about to blow up. a first for google. some passengers in one of its self driving suvs injured in a crash. it happened earlier in the month nier google headquarters. the google car was at a red light when another car rear-ended it going 17 miles an hour. google said there have been 15 accidents involving its cars and all of them were caused by other drivers. this morning we are hearing from the 16-year-old girl who

miraculously survived a plane crash in washington. >> we lost complete visibility. we tonight see out of the front at all, everything was just white. grandpa, he was kind of just like, wow, this isn't good. >> autumn veatch was the only survivor of the crash. she suffered second-degree burns on her hands while trying to free her grandparents from the burning wreckage. when she con rescue them she ended up leaving the crash site. she had to hike nearly 48 hours through the woods. she said she followed a small creek at one point even falling down a cliff but says she was determined to find help. >> i just got this surge of will power and there was like there's no way i can die without hugging somebody again. >> monday three hikers found her walking along a road. she says she will always remember her grandparents for everything they did for her and that this experience has given her new found respect for life.

how difficult for her. >> an incredible will just to get through that. waerp waiting to find out what happened with the grandparents. >> after having to witness it, too. very sad. final check of the day's top stories. federal agents now calling yesterdays shooting rampage in tennessee an act of domestic terrorism. four marines died and a navy sailor remains in critical condition. investigators believe the gunman who also died acted alone. "the today show" is coming up with the latest on the aftermath. the san francisco sheriff's department conducting a one day training session focused on missing and exploited children cases. that training is focused on investigating and prosecuting crimes against young people. law enforcement officers from across northern california are all taking part. big inconvenience for one sunnyvale convenience store, a tesla shot through the storefront last night. the store is closed this morning. the driver hit the wrong pedal. the gas instead of the brakes. luckily no one was injured.

lots of people flying around the roadways hoping to get away for their weekends. >> the beach will be the place to be, but ten we will see the possibility of some rain, possibly some storms by sunday. right now it's in the low 60s across most of the bay and highs will still be warm in many spots like the north bay, south bay and the tri-valley. expect highs in the 80s, even some low 90s there. >> condition complain about that. you can always complain about it, but let's look at it. the bay bridge toll plaza of course we have the metering lights on, a crash reported but moved quickly to the shoulder. not a big build, just the maze and the approach. east shore freeway holding right around 60 miles per hour. slower but better southbound from san leandro into union city for 880, a couple earlier crashes south. the san mateo bridge tied things up, finally recovering there. it's a friday so things will happen like that, recover i mean. 101 northbound and 280

northbound slow, 280 at 880 a crash over on the shoulder as well. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> we wait all week to get to this point. enjoy your weekend. we will see you in 25 minutes. good morning. terror in tennessee. authorities searching for a motive in the rampage that ended with four marines dead. this morning who was the 24-year-old killer, a naturalized citizen born in kuwait. and the blog entries that may moment of impact. watch as this tornado forms in illinois. >> oh, man! there is not good. >> significant damage being reported in at least one town near chicago. emergency crews on the scene this morning. close call. three astronauts forced to seek shelter at the international space station. this morning what led to scary moments high above the earth. and sole survivor. >> it's beyond mho