>> devoured several families left without a place to live after a fire ripped through their community. >> this is today in the bay. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm in for laura. >> and i'm sam brock. riders and drivers be ware. we've been talking about this for weeks. it's finally here. no bart service between oakland and san francisco this weekend as crews work for repairs. >> if they choose not to stay on their side of the bay they'll be taking the bridge. they will have quiet a traffic nightmare. during many weekends especially when you have big events here in

the city. if you're trying to get between sf and oakland there's an lter gnat. this is so workers can repair the old track. that means no service between west oakland and the station here in the city. the other option and it's not much better but this is an alternative. bart is offering what they're referring to a lifeline bus

service the agency could take one to two hours more than the train would. they're doing this for this weekend and the work that has to be done on the train tracks that's so extensive and they'll be shutting down labor day weekend. reporting live here in the san francisco news room, live in the bay. >> thanks, bob. as bob mentioned a lot of folks hopping in cars and driving over the bridge this weekend to get across the bay. >> maybe they won't be hopping. maybe they'll be sitting there trying to get through. >> bob continues coverage of the major shut down. >> yes, the bart system will be

under the water. over here we just saw the train leave. a reminder, the rest of the bart system is running. let's look at the map as we're talking about this area running with the bart train. same thing for the peninsula. that connector will be crowded. even if you try to use an uber car or zip car, you're going to be a lot more focussed there. you can take transit across the bay as well. >> piles of debris are all that remains of several homes destroyed by fire. this morning, several families

who lost everything began the difficult path trying to move forward. today in the bay stephanie the live this morning and steph, one man said it was just raining fire. >> reporter: that's right, chris. and i just spoke this morning with lauren whose family owned the mobile home park and she couldn't sleep and i'll show you why. this could be happening overnight smoldering in the area that already burned yesterday and if you go to the left you can see that this was the first area to go up in flames and there is a home where you see a shell. you can't make out a what was a bed frame.

>> even still the people who lost everything are keeping focused on staying positive and rebuilding. >> she still had a smile on her face and everyone, even the people that lost everything they're like it's just a home and we're okay. so that's really all that mattered. >> such a great at tut. the aftermath is incredible here at the mobile home park that's been here since the 30s. i want to show you what neighbors are saying was the cause of the flames. the palm trees are beautiful but they kept jumping from tree to tree and that is why the fire moved so quickly across the mobile home park and destroyed so many homes.

>> steph, thank you. fires moving all over california right now. the wild fire exploding inside. overnight, the rocky fire grew to more than 13,000 acres. that fire started on a wednesday east of lower lake right near rocky creek road about 50 miles north of santa rosa in an area difficult for crews to access. we have complete coverage on our app and constantly updating. you can follow us on facebook and twitter. >> we now know more about the 15-year-old boy accused of murdering mad di middleton. in the courtroom yesterday they heard the charges against him.

gonzal gonzalez is accused of luring 8-year-old mad di in his apartment. police say he sexually assaulted her and killed her there and dumped her body in a recycling bin. gonzalez back in court in september. >> new at 6:07 governor brown granted parole for one of the three men convicted in the kidnapping of 26 killing and their school bus driver nearly 40 years ago. james was convicted of kidnapping in 1976 along with his brother and a friend. they hijacked a bus a bus full of school children and forced them into a trailer. the kids and the bus driver

escaped. >> they kidnapped a girl they killing the kidnapper. the suspect was 40-year-old james. the fbi agents tracked the two to the idaho wilderness and they shot and killed him. his family plans to sue the agency saying he never got a chance for a fair trial before he was killed. >> follow up now going to take a couple more weeks for the park to reopen. a busted pipe sent millions of gallons of water gusting into the gutters this week. crews need more time to complete the repairs. in all, about 15 million gallons of water was dumped from that pipeline. they say they are working around the clock to get everything back

up and running and trying to conserve as much water as possible. >> the weather is going to be lovely in san francisco. with the close shur, you might want to stay there as we're looking live at the bay bridge in morning. meteorologist carrie hall here looking at the forecast. >> it will be a warm one and also a little more humid and muggy start to the day as we get a live look from the hills as the sun rises we see the low clouds into the valley. it's now 64 degrees in liver moore and san jose. 60 degrees as well as 60 in santa rosa. you'll be staying put and it will be cloudy to start out the day. we'll start to see the clouds giving you say few breaks by early afternoon. 70 degrees today. not as warm as it has been this week and falling back into the lower 60s by 11:00 tonight. looking at the micro climates, 80 degrees. 76 degrees and 70 in san

francisco. north bay 76 degrees. dublin, expect a high of 91. a temperature spread anywhere from the 60s along the coast to the 90s today as well as the weekend. i'll highlight the weekend and events going on. coming up in a few minutes, let's see how things are going with mike. >> looking towards the bay bridge, no triple digits. most of these folks, some just trolling the plaza. the rest of your bay a nice easy drive. silicon valley, we'll show you the bridge. starting to see more traffic flowing down west.

for the bridge, that's not bad. >> not bad at all. >> thank you very much. happening today, senator will be with san francisco city leaders. right now the service is only on week bds but daily service is expected to start next week. >> chris, a quick heads up for late night rider, starting a subway going to close early at 10:00. crews will be replacing the emergency telephones and video system that work expected to wrap up sometime in january. >> it is 6:11 now. still ahead, the rare phenomenon happening tonight. why you might want to look up if you're outside. >> plus speaking of looking up,

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families being priced out of the bay area -- crews on the peninsula will break ground on a new affordable housing complex. welcome back. in the midst of the families crews are going to break ground on a new affordable housing complex. it's going to be built on mission street right next to west lake avenue. housing advocates have been calling for low income families to be forced out of cities because they can't afford the rent. >> new this morning beijing good as gold for the winter olympics in 2022. a short time ago they selected

beiji beijing. >> the u.s. is coming under repeated cyber attacks over the u.s. government. attacks over a five year period coast to coast. the targets run from the u.s. military to silicon valley jooints like google and facebook. >> meanwhile, the white house has not reacted to allegations we are spying on japan. >> not the first time we face accusations like that.

>> all of them coming from wiki leaks. even as we negotiate. facebook has a drone not for spying but delivering internet. look at that. that's an airplane. facebook showed off pictures to reporters on thursday wide as a 737 but weighs less than a prius. facebook drones fly entering the third world country. google has a similar program called google loon. same idea they just use balloons. google is in a bit of a riff with the french government. they want to expand the idea of

the right to be forten to all google search sites. it's a european law that prohibits google from linking to stuff you might have said or done years ago that you kind of wish you hadn't. google foollows the law in euroe but google.com don't do that. a couple of weeks ago russian billiona billionaire promised $100 milli $100 million to a search effort. >> you didn't send us an e-mail. >> to do that it's a lot of

money. >> it's a short time. >> well, as you lookout side tonight you may notice a rare blue moon. the flame, however, a little misleading. we were just talking about this. blue moon, what makes it rare is the timing. tonight's moon is the second blue moon of the month. this happened because of the calender year. we get the rare blue moon once every three years. >> i will explain that to a little kid. one place relatively speaking from the heat we've seen in the bay area recently. >> it will be nice to get a break all around the rest of the bay though. >> i don't think we'll see much

of the blue moon tonight because it will be cloudy. we've seen the clouds rolling in during the evening hours and continuing through at least mid-morning and temperatures are a little bit on the warm side especially when you factor in the fact that it is a little bit more muggy this morning as we get a look at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. not much of a huge change in the temperatures. with the mugginess and the temperatures in the 70s and 80s, it will be warm to you, especially during the middle of the day. right now, temperatures are in the mid-60s and today reaching into the 70s and 80s. 86 in the south bay after the clouds roll out of here. east bay 74 degrees and trivalley 93 degrees. san francisco, look for a high today of 70 degrees with breezy wintds and warm in the north bay with a high of 83 degrees. here's what's happening. we're getting monsoon al moisture rolling in here that's going to cause rain across southern california.

for us, we'll see increasing cloud cover and pop up shower or storm for the south bay and a possibility of lightning especially in the south bay and the east bay hills. no major problems expected in the next couple of days. if you're traveling, keep in mind for the sierra as well as southern california there may be storms developing there also in loss las vegas. tomorrow starting out with cloudy skies. 62 degrees and warping up to the 70s and sunshine. the county fair will be warm today. humid but a lot of sunshine this weekend and highs in the mid-80s. low 90s with a mixture of sun and clouds. around 70 degrees in san francisco. now, let's check in with mike to see how your commute is going.

>> it's friday so it's a light volume and pleasant drive right now. you see a good number of cars close to the speed limit approaching the change out of liver moore. the lights are turned on here just before 6 tim testimo:00 ane fast track lanes as well. we'll she you the same thing on our maps and speed centers. eastbound 24, the crash on the shoulder there. no delays are approaching or departing from the walnut creek interchange. over on the hayward side of 92 you have build for the volume. the rest is nicely. note because of the hot temperatures we've had, the warm conditions today as carrie is talking about the weather, we're talking about beach traffic heading towards highway 17. >> it always seems to get jammed up there, mike and those trooiftrooifdrivers are migrating. that city not thrilled about it. it's taking action to try to

keep drivers from using short cuts. 20 miles away but on the weekend the beach crowd is using surface streets to get around the traffic back up on highway 17. at least temp rarely. emergency vehicles could get caught in traffic jams. starting tomorrow more police are going to be directing traffic and extra signs point drivers back toward the freeway and away from downtown. >> uc burkely getting a million dollar grant to help turn the shake alert earthquake system into a reality. the u.s. geological survey says cal is one of the universities that will get $4 million in grants. they're spending 1 million bucks on new sensor equipment. they're hoping to provide people a few second warning before a major earthquake. >> as soon as possible. >> that would be nice. 6:22. ahead on today in the pay a major pharmacy accused of charging people too much for

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some of the money is also going to be used to fund alcohol education classes. >> if you buy generic drugs from cvs, your local pharmacy, you could be entitled to some money. a lawsuit filed yesterday in federal court in san francisco claims cvs overcharged customers for generic drugs. they estimate hundreds of thousands of people may have been effected since 2008. cvs has not commented on the case. >> i know this is a problem for many sports leagues across the country. they're hoping a new device is going to keep young athletes from getting concussions. within milliseconds of any impact to an athlete's head, that headband is going to send information to a doctor's smart phone. >> more challenging to get the kids to wear the headband. still ahead, a big bart shut down could throw a big wrinkle

in your weekend plans. what you need to know if you ride bart and don't. >> and the hunter, now hunted. new developments in the search for the american dentist accused of killing cecil the lion.

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>> more folks sticking around the bay bridge toll plaza. we're showing you that slow spot as well as warning you about that weekend impact. >> today is friday, the last day of july. from nbc this is today. >> in for laura garcia. here are today's top stories. bart riders brace for the closures of the tube. bart closing the tube connecting oakland. it's going to stay shut down through sunday. bart is doing replacement work on the tracks through the tube. >> several families are without a home this morning after a fast moving grass fire in the delta

town. last night's fire destroyed several homes. >> about half the people in attendance were fellow police officers. the family laid his body to rest later in a private ceremony. >> touching ceremony. >> at 6:31 now, a helicopter skouerring the waters in hopes of spotting more debris that could have come from flight 370. tracey, are officials any closer to answering the big question verifying if that piece of wing is from the missing jet? >>. >> reporter: well, they're getting closer. they put that piece of the wing into the lab.

the only one that's missing out there missing. it should land at that lab in france sometime tomorrow afternoon and later evening. it doesn't look like it's been in a hurry. there's an island on the western part of the indian ocean thousands of miles away from where they've been searching. we should have answers possibly within 24 hours. >> all right. thank you very much, tracey. well, the hunter is now the hunted. zi* zimbabwe o firfficials want to

extradite the ten tis that killed cecil the lion. the beloved animal was illegally posted in zimbabwe this month. investigators cannot get a hold of them. yesterday the u.s. fish and wildlife service tweeted out this request for palmer to contact the agency immediately. >> at 6:33 we get a get of your microclimate forecast. you can see the golden gate bridge which is a good sign and plenty of cloud cover to start. >> i don't think you'll see that tonight. maybe in some spots you'll see the blue moon tonight. of course, the moon won't be blue. just relax and try to look up and see what you can see. right now, temperatures are in the low to mid-60s and you feel

this stickiness as you head out the door. today highs will be in the mid-70s. 77 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. 86 degrees and temperatures climbing to the 80s and you have the relative humidity coming up in the 60-70% range. very comfortable today. muggy weekend all across the bay and a slight chance of a pop up storm and a better chance of rain for the sierra. keep that in mind if you're headed that way. otherwise, enjoy some nice milder temperatures. 71 degrees at the oakland as game and by the end of the game it will be in the mid-60s as the clouds start to roll back in. i'll highlight other events going on this weekend. >> carrie, lots of events in the bay and going on today. we'll look at the traffic but not a lot of back up. that's typical for a friday.

the lights are on at the bay bridge. as we're looking at the map we're talking about westbound commute direction. a crash going away from the bridge on the shoulder. that's the only distraction. a note as we're talking about the tube closure that starts tomorrow. tonight everything runs smoothly. we have a crash approaching. no major slowing. a smooth drive across and the bridge and here's the south bay. the live look shows you easy slow of traffic here. >> you need more of a challenge. thank you very much. 6:35. we move now to an investigative unit. exclusive candid comments coming from the new president of the public utilities commission. he's in charge of the state agency from controls from many californians pay for.

we are taken inside the controversy with an exclusive indepth interview. >> imagine for a moment taking over an agency under investigation by the u.s. attorney, state attorney general and a federal grand jury. that's what michael walked into when he became president back in december. this morning we give him a lot of credit. he did something his predecessor, controversial michael never did. he set down in front of our cameras and answered tough questions. it was a no limit 60 minute interview. michael told us it's probably to most frustrating job he ever had. the e-mails are at the center of that state and federal investigation. he said he's read them and found them both troubling and distressing. finally, and perhaps most importantly, the new puc president says he plans to hold them more accountable.

safety must be more of a priority and said he's working to learn what it might be for gas and electricity franchises. now, we invite you to watch our entire investigation and exclusive interview. you can find it right now online at nbcbayarea.com opt home page. the nbc bay area investigative unit, i'm tony. >> tony, thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, please give us a call or send us an e-mail. >> it is 6:37 now. still ahead, 20 years after k t cobane's death, new controversy.

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it's to help prisoners have a better chance finding a job once they're released. >> you can give people the skills and interest in learning and they're less likely to return to crime. >> only congress can change and allow pell grants for all prisoners. research shows college degrees give excons a better chance at landing a job. >> the grades are in and they are not so good. california schools are among the worst in the entire country. a study performed by wallet hub has found california has the ninth worst schools in the u.s. they sited math scores and reading for part of the grade but perhaps the most significant reason is california has the highest number of students per teachers in the country. >> the time is now 6:41. coming up, a popular senior claims he was groped by a tsa agent at san francisco airport. >> plus devoured with flames.

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now 15 minutes of continuous news, weather and traffic on today in the bay. >> well, we have been talking about this for weeks now but it is finally here.

there will be no bart service between oakland and san francisco this weekend. crews are going to work on repairs inside. today in the bay is live at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. bob, even if you don't take bart, this closure could make getting around the bay and across the bay tough for everybody. >> reporter: sure because the people who would have been taking bart will be joining you here at the toll bridge plaza. here's what happened, the agency will be shutting down the trans bay tube so workers can start repairing the entrance itself. this means no service between west oakland bart. shut down lasting all day tomorrow, all day sunday. regular service will be resuming monday in time for the dmcommut. if you're trying to get in the city, you have the option of the bay bridge again. as i mentioned, that's going to be a much more of a traffic headache than you normally have

to deal with. here's the other alternative. bart is offering whether it referr refers to as the bus line service this is going to be between oakland and the temporary transit bay terminal there. this is not intended for every one, just for people who need it. it's not going to cost extra for bart passengers in terms of money but in terms of money. an extra hour or two more than regular train service would. bart will also offer limited shuttle service to 19th street station again there in oakland. that's going to be happening this weekend. another shut down scheduled for labor day weekend. reporting live, bob today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. a lot of people got to find another way to get around as we

take a live look from a different perspective this morning. as bob mentioned so many folks hopping in cars and driving over the brinl to get across the bay. >> mike continues conch of the major shut down. >> good morning. the live shot you just showed lighter. times they'll stay away. this weekend will be crowded in the area. be sure about that. there's the home of the as and there's one of the bart training arrives here. a reminder that the stms are still running. it's is was underneath the bay. we're talking about the as playing all weekend long. there will be service there. same thing for union city. a festival and art and soul in downtown oakland. a lot of options along the east bay. looking at the options across the east bay. driving the bridge you can take the bus but a long way.

over here the richmond center toll bridge but avoid the bay bridge. to the south itself as well and you saw all the live centers. no delays. there's a crash here. west 580 a commute right now. it's over on the shoulder and we'll show you the south bay and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, we have no problems through san jose. an easy commute kicking off on a friday. back to you. >> speaking of friday, you probably want to know what it's going to be like. we'll get you the forecast in a moment. for now, heads up for late night riders. starting tonight the southboundway closes early. we're talking 10:00 tonight. crews replace the blue light emergency telephones and the radio systems there. buses will run from 9:30 tonight

to 1:30 in the morning. >> 6:38 let's get a check on your forecast. mike talked about the armpit index. especially for us, the humidity doesn't kick in this high this time of year and we are feeling it this morning and it will stick around all weekend. a live look at san jose. you see the low clouds and it's all because we have that monsoonal moisture rolling in. as you come over and take a look at the 7-day forecast it's now up at the bottom of the screen. add a couple of degrees to that because of the way it feels with the humidity. also, the monsoonal moisture streaming in the areas. lightning strikes there. i've been strtracking rain movi

closer to the bay. a shower and thunderstorm to the north of that. you may get in on wet weather too this morning within the next couple of hours. it will be fizzling as it continues to move across the rest of the bay area. the temperatures now are in the mid-60s. as we go to the weekend we'll feel this humidity being pumped in as high pressure stays to the east of us and into the weekend more cloud cover. the possibility of lightning strikes and rain rolling into the sierra as well as southern california. the weekend forecast does bring in some of the showers and storms. if you're heading over the i don't similarity, las vegas may have the pop up showers or storms with high humidity and highs reaching into the 90s. let's stay at home. we have a lot coming on here. it will be sunny after those clouds clear out and highs in the 70s. also the aloha festival starting

in the low 60s reaching the 70s. let's get a look at how things are going in the news. the fire grew more than 13,000 acres. the fire started near rocky creek road 50 miles north of santa rosa. t it's in an area easy to access. so far destroyed at least three structures and monday tear evacuations for people who live in at least 500 homes.

you can follow us on facebook and twitter. >> far too many images that look like that. a small grass fire quickly turned devastating as fierce flames ignited a mobile home park. several homes are nothing but burned out shells at this point and this morning seven families began a difficult task of trying to move forward. this happening in the small city north east of antioch. stephanie joins us live and one man said it was just raining fire. >> reporter: it's a bit eerie now because it's so quiet. homeowners have started to come back and also, one man just now trying to put out some of the hot spots here where you see smoldering. you can see this is the area where it was burning or started

these were the first two to go up. you cannot make out what these were. firefighters were called overnight to come back and put up hot spots as well. yesterday you can see just how big the flames got. how this was a wind field fire spreading quickly the fire destroyed at least seven mobile homes and danled six others and this morning people are keeping an eye out because they're worried about more damage caused by flair ups. >> it's scary because there's a lot of forest behind my house. >> fire investigators are determining on finding the cause

of the fires. one neighbor is saying these were actually for sale. it's absolutely devastating to the community but amazing how resilient they are. they're keeping a positive attitude and all they can think about is rebuilding. >> thank you, steph. we have new details in the death of a man in san francisco police custody. the man was also wanted for severely beating a senior citizen in sonoma county. the man got in a fight with two officers and walked away from the scene. both officers were hurt and had to go to the hospital. several more officers eventually hand cuffed that man. that's when police say he suffered some sort of medical emergency and stopped breathing. >> i viewed a video of that teen we have and it appears that the officers used a reasonable

amount of force until he was able to, until they were able to get him hand cuffed and stopped. >> police did call in paramedics and performed cpr but the man died at the scene. police say after the incident they learned he was wanted in the beating of a 97-year-old sonoma county man and he is not expected to survive. >> a new development in the mask case. a tentative ruling could cost the family millions of dollars. mercury news reports the judge is inclined to uphold previous findings that the oakland girl is dead. if that's the case it would limit the malpractice case to a few hundred dollars. her family accuses oakland children's hospital of ignoring their calls for a doctor and hounding them to donate their daughter's organs. >> thu this morning, dark

allegations from one of music's gloomiest performers. he posted an open letter and says on monday an agent sexually assaulted him when he moved through the airport security. tsa says the video was reviewed and everything was by the book. starting today uber is slashing prices. the ride sharing accompany says they're lowering rates to increase demand. one driver doesn't want to be interviewed. >> now with all the cuts, we're basically on poverty wages.

>> the accompany says the increased demand should make up with the cheaper rides the drivers get. >> expect to see more uber drivers at the oakland airport. the search is expected to start in the next couple of weeks. uber says they're thrilled with the decision. >> 6:57 and we have breaking news. a car crashed into the u.s. capit capitol and there's one person underarrest. they searched the car and cleared it of any hazardous material. >> we'll continue to follow that. in the meantime, low oil and gas prices are great for drivers. >> employed hometown accompany chevron accompany hit hard. >> yeah, chevron could just talk to reporters and investors

revealing the latest quartly reports and the profits are the lowest in a decade. this past quarter chevron made about $500 million. comparing that to last year when chevron made $5.5 billion in the same time. chevron already inspired the 500 people in the bay area and laid them off. they're losing their jobs. low oil prices also have a bad effect on the environment. they tend to drive gas powered cars further. they shielded the tablet because of a fire danger. it's a problem with the battery. it doesn't replace anymore products. south bay congresswoman plans to introduce a bill that would allow foreigners living in the united states to stay if they've created a accompany and employed americans. that sounds like a no brainer. .

a number of immigrants who come to california and create companies and over stay their visas and asked to leave which leaves them bewildered because they say i've got to take my accompany with me when i go. >> all right. sounds good. >> thank you. shielding ourselves, we have clouds to help us this morning! clouds and also humidity. highs today reaching the low 90s in the south way. the peninsula into the 70s and 8 80s. north bay looking at highs in the 70s and 80s. zm what you got? >> nothing. >> look at the toll plaza. easy drive right now. easy. this will get crowded and we'll talk about it in a second. highway 92 west bond away. still a little nowing through

haywood on the build and we'll look at the oakland bart station. might be the reason you see more traffic on the bay bridge. >> all right. that's what's happening in the bay. we will be back with you live with local news. good morning. breaking overnight, wanted. . good morning. breaking overnight. wanted. officials announce they are seeking extradition of the american dentist who killed cecil the lion. so far u.s. officials can't find him. what his guide is saying about the hunt and the surprising request he sys the hunter made after the lion's death. looking for more. searchers descend on reunion island to scour for more plane debris as this giant piece made its way to france to be examined. >> two more children found locked in cars and rescued by