laura garcia-cannon. let's get a check of the forecast for today. better enjoy it's going to heat up had this weekend. >> yes it will. we start out with clouds and mild temperatures this morning, but, yes, it will be a hot weekend, we will be keeping the ac up on full blast. it's right now 59 degrees in north bay and fog and clouds elsewhere. we see 64 degrees now in san francisco with a high of 72 today. in the peninsula 80 degrees and 85 degrees in the south bay. mostly sunny skies later today and we will talk about that weekend, check out those numbers coming up in a few minutes. good morning anthony. how are the roads looking? we have better news for folks coming in from milpitas if you are using 880 this morning northbound lanes were closed for ten minutes, now one lane is getting through, but you can still notice the traffic flow is a little slower than usual coming through this particular area. earlier they were diverting traffic off of calaveras, don't think they are doing that anymore. no problems across the tri-valley through the peninsula up too at that toward the bay

bridge approach. things are still very quiet this morning. we begin with breaking news. san jose police investigating their 19th homicide of the year this morning. crime scene tape you see it right there it's up at a business park on the mortgage side of the city. >> "today in the bay" damian trujillo broke the story overnight. you just got an update we understand from police. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. it's going to be a long morning here for investigators. they tell me that someone reported gunshots just before 1:00 this morning here and they called police and when investigators showed up here in the 1800 block of lundy avenue they found a body on the first floor of this industrial complex. that victim was in fact transported to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say he was shot on the ground floor of the building. already several different businesses inside that three-is it story facility. there are surveillance cameras around the perimeter of the complex and investigators say that will be a key point in solving this murder. at this point police don't know if the victim is a worker or

what his relationship is to that exact building but they are actively looking for the shooter or shooters. >> initially we were told there might be three suspects but we are still interviewing witnesses and trying to determine what information we can get from hem. >> reporter: there are several people coming into work today in the surrounding buildings who are shocked by the news but they didn't want to appear on camera to share those thoughts with us here on nbc bay area. we also know that this happened just two blocks north of the main lundy post office here in san jose. we're live in the south bay, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." thank you, damian. new details now, outrage in oakland, protesters shut down a pre wai after oakland police shot and killed a suspected car jacker. jacker. >> protesters there blocked traffic on i-8980 at 27th and martin luther king jr. way last

night. earlier in the day officers shot and killed a 24-year-old man at that same spot. this started when an officer tried to stop a car that they i had tied as being involved in a july armed robbery. the driver took off and ultimately crashed with the car on 27th street. a police department helicopter pilot was following this along, spotted the man trying to car jack another car once he was on foot. when that didn't work out the gunman ran. three p officers confronted him, ordering him to drop his gun. >> the suspect at that time actually advanced towards the officers while holding a pistol in his hand. the three officers then fired at the suspect. >> i don't believe the officer life was in this jeopardy like that to where you have to shoot a person you know to kill him. >> police say all three officers fired their weapons. those officers were wearing activated body cameras at the time so investigators are now in the process of reviewing that video. now it to a developing story. at least 50 people are dead

hundreds injured after this massive blast in china. hazardous materials spewed through the air as people ducked for cover. the blast was so big many say it actually felt like an earthquake. "today in the bay" kris sanchez monitoring the latest for us this morning, she joins us with more. >> reporter: we certainly know what earthquakes feel like here but we can only imagine what people were thinking as they saw that fireball go into the sky. this is some of the latest video into our newsroom a daytime look at the nightmare before night full. the smoke still billowing from that original explosion and the others that followed. we can tell you that at least 50 people are confirmed dead but there are hundreds of people still in the hospital and there is no official count for the missing. along with the first responders are the investigators who are trying to figure out what caused that blast at that hazardous materials warehouse. we also know that the port town of tianjin is a major hub for the petrochemical industry so

perhaps a related cause. back to the early moments after the explosion, you can see the flames interest that primary explosion which then triggered explosion ns other nearby buildings. the blasts were so powerful whole store pronts just fell aside, doors were knocked off their hinges windows were shattered several miles away. and people did capture it all on video and in social media as well. now, we know that there are hundreds of people in areas hospitals. there were so many people at the main hospital in tianjin that the client please military had to set is up tents in order to accommodate everybody who needed care. but adding to the disaster is a seeming lack of official information from the government. people in tianjin and even as far away as beijing are telling nbc news there on the ground that they are getting most of their information from the media and from the people who are in the middle of the disaster. laura and sam. >> thank you very much kris. happening today, the man accused of murder in a drunk

driving crash that killed four people in the south bay could answer to those charges later today. 23-year-old anthony embrinoni is set to enter a plea in morgan hill court. police say he was intoxicated when he lost control of his car causing it to flip into a ravine in gilroy back in may. three of those killed were high school students. he is facing more than 22 years in prison. a bizarre story on the bay bridge. still no sign of a woman had who reportedly fell from the bridge. the missing woman along with two other women were in a car crash early yesterday morning. it happened on the eastbound direction of the new span of the bay bridge. now, after the crash the women took off on a bike path. officers say when they approached the women one of them started acting erratically and climbed over the railing. an officer tried to pull her back but she slipped and fell. a dump truck driver said he later found a soaking wet woman

at a toll plaza and rove her to a safe place. chp thinks they know who she is based on an id they found at the seen. a labor union leader reportedly facing bribery charges in connection with back room dealing involving pot dispensaries. the chronicle reporting that federal pros urts this week charged daniel rush of oakland, he is the cannabis executive director of the united food and commercial workers union. prosecutors charged him with fraud and accepting kickbacks in exchange for endorsing potential dispensaries. they say rush received money and gifts and this one case borrowed from a dispensary $600,000 that he never repaid. if you live in the tri-valley it could be the start of a nightmare. just when you thought traffic was bad enough the outlets in livermore are expanding. shoppers are certainly thrilled, but neighbors not so much. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in livermore with what to expect. good morning, steph. >> reporter: what to expect

they're saying more traffic starting today in this area of what's now known as the san francisco premium outlets here am livermore where actually all morning long since we've been here we've seen quite a bit of activity as people are preparing for today's store openings as well as store openings throughout the year. now, today the outlet is unveiling 30 brand-new stores the worry is it will bring too much traffic. the first opening of the ream wrum outlets was in november 2012. we spoke with people who described the traffic situation back then as chaotic and are bracing for even more gridlock than the traffic that's already clogging up their commutes. those are the outlets say the gridlock would happen even if the stores weren't here. >> every day if you drive this on a commute as do so many of us we know. everything kind of bottleneck up here. >> we are just hoping that by getting the word out everyone else will be aware that perhaps carpooling or taking public transportation may be the best

way to make it out there. >> reporter: the new stores opening today include jimmy choo, vince, ugg with an additional 20 stores slated to open the rest of this year. 185,000 square feet that's new, this is now the largest outlet center in california in the state. and that is set to of course bring more positive numbers. we will talk about jobs coming up in our next half hour. stephanie chuang "today in the bay." 5:09. also a battle reportedly brewing in the north bay over water, it's pitting environmentalists against 1,000 grape growers in the russian river region. activists are upset about a bill they claim is being pushed by the local wine industry. that bill apparently calls for a new irrigation district covering five areas where the region's wine grapes grow. activists call this a water grab. they plan to protest later today at a sonoma county supervisors meeting. >> the crush will be around the

corner in the fall. >> a lack of water has made this a bumper crop. we don't want -- the drought is very bad but apparently it's going to make some good wine. it's not just friday yet. let's check in on the forecast with kari. >> you will want to grab a bottle of wine head over to the neighbor's house this weekend if it they have air conditioning and you don't because it will be hot. as we take a look now at san francisco, low clouds to start out the morning, something we didn't see yesterday, and now it's 64 degrees. so those clouds opening temperatures from falling too much this morning. it is 59 degrees in napa. livermore 66 as well as 66 now in san jose. highs today reaching 91 in gilroy and half-moon bay the place to cool off at 70 degrees, embarcadero will be at 72 degrees. we do have some widespread 80s across the bay, especially in the tri-valley. let's see how traffic is moving now with anthony. things are much better. earlier we told you about the crash on 880 northbound at 237. we are still seeing some slowing but it's not as bad.

they have toepd up one lane and probably will be opening up mother very shortly. even though there was a lee-vehicle crash it does seem as though things are moving smoothly at least all relative being they haven't left the highway closed. across the peninsula things are moving slowly. up in san francisco there is a report of some smoke near caesar chaf vez the off ramp on 280 near 101. keep that in mind. also to go building across the golden gate bridge. back to you. 5:11 coming up a shift in focus in the 2016 presidential race. the new round of scrutiny though against hillary clinton and how she's reacting. we have a live report from washington, d.c. next.

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bad news for hiary clintthis morning.a new poll hah down in e decision 2016. bad news for hillary clinton this morning. a new poll has her down in the critical early voting state of new hampshire. new revelations about her private e-mail server aren't helping. now she's being forced to do something she vowed never to do. >> "today in the bay's" brian mooar joining us live in washington where we're learning she is going to turn the server over to the fbi. good morning, brian. >> reporter: everyone is talk being that server, but hillary clinton is not. while democrat hillary clinton was nowhere to be seen her republican rivals sounded off on news her e-mail server has been turned over to the fbi. >> looks like she's hiding. >> the question is why hasn't me done it this already?

>> reporter: clinton's campaign is in damage control mode after an inspector general found two e-mails contained top secret information. >> i never isn't or received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> reporter: a new monmouth university poll shows just over half of voters believe clinton did nothing wrong but still support a criminal investigation. while republicans see weakness. >> on the last poll done in new hampshire we are ahead of hillary clinton by two points. >> reporter: democratic challenger bernie sanders is refusing to capitalize saying. >> i like hillary clinton, i respect hillary clinton. i disagree with hillary clinton on many issues and that's what i will be talking about. >> reporter: the latest poll numbers have sanders leading clinton by 7 oints in new hampshire. laura and sam, back to you. >> brian mooar. thank you very much. more apps could soon be coming to the ipad. >> for more on that and the rest of our news before the bell let's turn to landon dowdy live

at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you. stocks will be pointed for a higher open after the market staged a massive turn around on wednesday, the dow a 277 point loss to close relatively unchanged. investors concerns about china's move to lower the value of its currency and prop up its economy are easing. look for data on unemployment and retail sales. the dow closing down just a fraction to 17,402 the nasdaq rising 7 points to 50.44. nbc wroofrl is investing $200 million in vox media as it looks to boost it's lineup and attract younger viewers. fox owns brands such aztec sites the verge and the sports focused fb nation. nbc universal is also close to making an investment am buzzfeed the site known for its trending lists and quizzes which has also made a push into journalism. apple is reportedly working with more than 40 app developers

to make the ipad more appealing to business customers. sales of the ones popular tablet have dropped in the past six quarts. apple has never been a big layer in workplace technology a $2 trillion a year market. back over to you. so from ipads to fab let's. this morning samsung preparing to unveil a new payment system. samsung plans to take on apple pay and reveal its own new payment system. company officials are going to end the suspense at ant event in new york city in just a few hours. the tech giant is also going to unveil it's new west fablet's which are smartphone tablets hybrids. in just a few hours scientists will test fire a huge rocket engine that could one daypro pell ast thoughts into deep space. they are testing an rs-25 engine. it's one of four engines that is power the space launch system or sls.

they hope some day soon the new system will send astronauts all the way to mars. this afternoon's test will last about nine minutes. the amount of time the engine would fire during an actual launch. >> why stop at mars? if you have such a powerful rocket let's go to through toe. >> and wrond. >> and i don't nd to another land, another world. in this one we have had a great start so far to this week. things getting ready to heat up. >> where he and i think we will enjoy today still. we do have the morning clouds, it starts to warm up heading into the afternoon, but this weekend even starting tomorrow is when it starts to get hot across the bay area. let's take a look now at san jose. we do have clouds overhead and you can see there on the interstate in the background flowing smoothly. if you are getting ready to head to work or getting the kids rtd for school it is looking good to start out the day although you may need long sleeves right now, temperatures are in the mid 60s. this is a little warmer than it was where he had at this time and it will be warmer as we go into the afternoon in many spots. san francisco topping out at 72

degrees, east bay will be at 83 and the south bay at 85. north bay 86 degrees, but cool. if you will be at at&t park and you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. it will be 66 degrees at first pitch and by the end of the game 62 degrees but with those winds whipping from the west it will feel a lot cooler. heading into the rest of the day our winds coming in from the west and that's what keeps our temperatures in check today. also as we start out with those low clouds but this weekend high pressure moves in, that will bring in some of that desert heat and that heat will continue to build. we're talking about triple digits across the bay area especially in the tri-valley north bay, south bay, it will be very hot, in the 90s, san francisco on saturday topping out at 82 degrees. let's see how the roads are moving with anthony. we have better news for those drivers coming in from san jose through milpitas up towards fremont. we had an earlier crash here three cars involved. now chp is saying that two lanes are actually getting through as

opposed to one lane and just about a half an hour ago no lanes. we are seeing things improve. no problems coming it in through pleasanton dublin. and coming in from the bay bridge we are seeing some slowing but i want to turn your attention to this in san francisco, 280 at cesar chavez there was report of smoke on the off ramp. the bay bridge itself, the toll plaza, into big problems here at 5:20 this morning. coming up lucky to be alive. a stray puppy gets another chance at life after getting trapped in glue. her amazing story is coming up next.

it's a disneyovie me to life. ta a look at is video from outde a y-m-a near denver, it's a disney movie come to to life. what you are looking at right now, video from outsight a ymca near denver colorado. a couple of fast friends here. workers caught this adorable video of a bunny and deer playing together last week hopping around communicating i guess somehow. that pair has been nicknamed bambi and thumper. true to the movie the pair formed a strong relationship. staff members say they've seen the two playing together every single day since.

>> that video just makes you smile. a stray puppy recovering this morning after getting stuck by a glue trap for bugs and row tents. poor little abby so exhausted from trying to free herself when a rescuer from the arizona humane society saw her, didn't even know if she was alive. lucky for abby she was freed by a jar of chunky he peanut butter. after a batting and a fresh summer cut abby doing great and now available for i a topgs. the new improved abby there. >> the hair was covering her eyes for a second. on saturday nbc bay area is teaming up with our sister stations for a massive pet a topgs that we are calling clear the shelters. during that drive adoption fears will either be waived or reduced. two dozen bay area shelters and humane centers. >> they are all groomed and ready to go. this morning raj mathai shows you why now may be the time to open your home and heart to a new pet. >> reporter: most of us have mornings when we don't want to get up and face the world or

when we come home from a rough day feeling like nothing went right. it's in those times that having a best friend makes all the difference. for emma heinz that's exactly what she found in niles. >> he offers unconditional love. >> reporter: you you see, emma's previous dog was killed in a car accident leaving a hole in her life. that void was filled by the shih tzu. >> i went the day before christmas, he was the favorite at the shelter. >> reporter: who seemed to know that emma needed him. >> it was funny because when i showed up there i asked if he was still there and he actually came like trotting out of the back where i guess their offices are or something, so it was pretty cute. >> a pick me up there. we hope a lot of people are going to be able to adopt dogs as well. coming up, did you see it the annual perseid meteor shower blasting through our skies overnight. why astronomers say this is the best show this years. plus outrage in the streets

of oakland, more on the overnight protests that shut down a freeway next.

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forecast. i think you better enjoy today, the warm up is coming on the weekend. >> it will. today one of the last mild days and it looks like the heat gets here tomorrow and it wants to hang out for a while. let's take a look at what's happening out will now. it is in the low to mid 60s as we start out the day, some low clouds for the north bay, it's 59 degrees. here is a look at those highs today in the 80s and not too bad, right? 87 it degrees in the tri-valley with afternoon sunshine. i will talk more about that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. things are moving pretty good across the east bay but the south bay is where we have our concern. it's 880 coming down north bay up towards milpitas into fremont. two lanes getting through due to an earlier crash there. coming through the altamonte pass no major concerns, just typical slowing. you can see the cars they are all marching in left, right, everything is looking good here. as we take you to the bay bridge toll plaza cars are starting to stack up the metering lights

not on just yet. we begin with breaking news. san jose police investigating it's 19th homicide of the year this morning. a deadly shooting inside of a business park >> "today in the bay" damian trujillo broke the story overnight. damian, police are looking for the is suspects? >> reporter: yeah, they are. suspect or suspects at this hour laura. homicide investigators have been here for about four hours trying to piece together the steps leading up to this homicide here and so far they have no suspects in custody at this point. they are looking for one, maybe more people. the first report of a shooting came in just before 1:00 this morning when officers arrived they said they found a body on the ground floor of the three-story industrial building in the north end of town. police don't know if the victim was an employee inside the building or what he was doing there. he was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. first reports came had suggesting there may be as many as three suspects but police are trying to confirm that information. for now homicide investigators in san jose are trying to solve

the city's 19th homicide of the year. >> the shooting did ower can you remember inside a business but beyond that we are still trying to piece together what happened and trying to determine the motive and circumstances surrounding the shooting. >> reporter: now, there are surveillance cameras around the perimeter of the facility police say they will be key in finding the suspect or suspects who committed this murder. this crime scene is actually two blocks north of the main post office here on lundy avenue. we're live in san jose i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." at 5:31. we also have new details to tell you about outrage in oakland. protesters shut down a freeway after oakland police shot and killed a suspected car jacker. protesters blocking traffic on interstate 980 at 27th and mlk way last night. earlier in the day officers killed a 24-year-old man at that

spot. it started when an officer ride to stop a car involved in a july armed robbery. the driver took off, crashed with the car on 27th. a police department helicopter pilot spotted the man trying to car jack another car, when that didn't work out the gunman ran. three officers confronted him, ordering him to drop his gun >> the suspect at that time actually advanced towards the officers while holding a pistol in his hand. the three officers then fired at the suspect. >> i don't believe the officer life was in jeopardy like that to where you have to shoot a person, you know to kill had him. >> police say all three officers fired their weapons. those officers were wearing activated body cameras. investigators are now reviewing that video. a story that is still developing. several explosions and fire balls in a chinese port city killed at least 50 people and injured hundreds more. >> hazardous materials just spewed through the air after that explosion as people ducked

for cover. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us with the latest. >> reporter: both those blasts were so powerful folks said it felt like an earthquake and we can only imagine, though, what it felt like as they were capturing these fire balls with their cell phones. this is some of the latest video into our newsroom some of the daytime video where we can see the smoke still billowing before night full. the explosion happened at one place and then triggered other explosions nearby. as you mentioned, at least 50 people are confirmed dead and according to chinese media at least 12 are firefighters who were responding nearby earlier. there are also hundreds of people still in the hospital and no official count for the missing. along with the first responders there there are also the investigators trying to figure out what caused the blast at that hazardous materials warehouse. back to these early moments after the explosion, you can see the flames from that primary explosion and then those of the fires triggered in buildings nearby.

those blasts were so powerful store fronts pell aside, doors were knocked off their things windows shattered several miles away. some of the victims are in the hospital in tianjin, one of the port cities 90 miles from beijing but there's not enough room for everyone so is the chinese military set up medical tents outside that hospital as well. adding to the disaster the seeming lack of official information from the government. people in teen inand even in beijing, 90 miles away are telling nbc news that they don't know if all of the chemicals coming off of that toxic cloud are making their air unsafe to breathe. laura and sam. >> something to stay on top of. this morning one of the fbi's most wanted fugitives on the run for nearly 15 years is finally behind bars. you are looking right now at 52-year-old frank mononegro. police say he sexual assaulted two children while working at a fremont elementary teacher in

2001. the fbi says he escaped to mexico but agents recently received a tip that he is now living in lapgs less. yesterday agents arrested him and he is now awaiting extra can digs back to the bay area. this 17-year-old has turned himself into alameda police. he is accused of breaking into a home in the middle of the night on sunday and sexually assaulting a young girl. that's not all. police say they have evidence linking him to five other break-ins. the victims were all females living in the west end neighborhood. in each case the suspect woke the woman up and then took off. police say he could be responsible for more break-ins and yet another sexual assault. a is suspect that attacked and robbed one of our own nbc bay area news crews at gunpoint has been arrested. this morning san francisco police say they are closing am on two of his accomplices as well. our crew was reporting on the kate steinle shooting along the embarcadero last month when they were attacked along with another news crew by three men driving a black bmw.

one of the suspects pistol which happened our photographer. cameras also captured this attacker, 23-year-old michael jones was arrested last month. he is suspected of going the get away driver. police think these suspects could be behind five tv news crews robberies as well. four thieves on the run this morning after pulling off a brazen crime at an apple store. four men talked into the apple store on university avenue in downtown palo alto and quickly snatched 22 iphones. police called it a grab and go. it happened tuesday about 4:00 p.m. the phones are valued at $16,000. the suspects were last seen running east on university avenue. happening today, if you live in the tri-valley this could be the start of your night pair. just when you thought traffic was bad enough as it is the outlets in livermore are expanding. shoppers are thrilled. neighbors, not so much. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joins us live from livermore. steph, the outlet's owner says they're making changes to help out with traffic flow. tell us more about that.

>> reporter: trying to sam. one move would be to add more parking spaces maybe almost 1,000 of them and working with the city to determine if who are traffic controls need to be put in the area. i want to point to the activity right now, crews have been active this morning prepping for the opening of 30 stores today and more throughout the year. the worry is we are right by 580 and you can actually see the traffic from here. we spoke with people who live nearby who recall the first opening of the outlets in november 2012 describing the situation as chaotic. trafficwise. now some are bracing for even more gridlock because of bumper to bumper that's alreadying clogging up their daily commutes while shoppers say this will shave them to a trip to places much farther away like gilroy and vacaville. >> i'm totally excited about t this will be a one-stop shop for all of us. >> the traffic going in took us an hour and we only live right off of livermore avenue right here. we get on the freeway just to go to my sister's in danville. an hour. that's ridiculous.

>> reporter: as a result of had expansion this is now the largest premium outlet center in the state and with it the outlet officials say comes more jobs an additional 800 or so on top of the 2000 when this outlet opened three years ago. the tip from police around here carpool or take public transportation. live in livermore, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> maybe you can do the shopping for us had this morning. some of the programs that work with san francisco general are getting a boost from the hospital's foundation. san francisco general's charity foundation awarding more than $1 million to some two dozen programs connecting to the trauma center. it is being provided through the proceeds brow by the hearts grant program. a new leaf being turned over for north coast marijuana growers. humboldt county is preparing to launch a first of its kind regulation for large scale pot farms. it's a series of environmental rules that are going to governing waste disposal and other water related impacts. the party board members are

expected to vote on those new rules later today. the jerusalem fire has now reached the perimeter of the rocky fire in lake county, however, they have not merged. charred brush is keeping them apart for now. more than 30,000 acres have burned had that jerusalem fire but there is some progress it's now nearly 20% contained. keeping a very close eye on weather conditions right now. of course as we head into the weekend. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall >> conditions are still favorable today for them to rye to contain that wildfire but we will have high heat this weekend. right now as you head out you we see the low clouds in san francisco and a milderer start to the morning than we had yesterday. skies will gradually clear and a little bit warmer in in spots and then the clouds roll back in tonight, sunset will be at 8:02 in san jose with a high of 86 degrees, red wood si 83 degrees and the embarcadero will be at 72 degrees. north bay, 87 and napa walnut creek 88 degrees and plooez a high of 89 degrees. we have been talking about a hot

weekend i will show it to you coming up in a few minutes. we told you earlier that 880 northbound at milpitas was dealing with an accident two lanes were only getting through now all lanes are clear, that's good news if you are headed up 880 through fremont. coming through the altamonte pass no problems there. the same deal for 880 northbound and southbound headed up towards oakland. you can see the traffic flow moving without a rob. there are lots of cars on the road this morning as we switch gears and take you over to the peninsula, same deal lots of cars but no issues here coming through palo alto. >> let's hope the issues stay at bay. it's being called the best show in years and if you are unable to see the annual perseid meteor shower it's still visible across our skies right now. >> astronomers we spoke with say the best time to watch the perseids is actually from midnight until about 5:00 a.m. the meteor shower i guess we were close here the meteor shower is the result of small particles falling off the comet

named swift tuttle. as the earth passes through them at the it disintegrate and we see flashes of light. >> you are seeing meteors that came off the comet in the past 5,000 years. so the past 5,000 years the comet has been dumping debris dumping little particles. >> a lot of time to build up some material. the astronomers say this is the best show in eight years because it's a new moon so the sky is dark and the u.s. has the best view. >> got to go make some wishes quickly. >> a lot to be granted. coming up boston is out, but is san francisco am? where the 2024 summer games could be headed. what we are learning from san francisco's mayor mention.

"get-well she are pourinin this morninforhe 39th prent of thenited states, jimmy rter. this comes aftercarr announced he in this morning for the 39th president of the united states. jimmy carter. it comes after carter announced he has been diagnosed with cancer and it is spreading. in a statement 90-year-old carter said he will be undergoing treatment at an atlanta hospital. earlier this month he had surgery to remove a mass on his liver and learned the cancer had spread to other parts of had his body. carter says he will reveal more about his condition next week. wearing a baseball cap and running a table saw his most recent to the bay area was in 2013. he marks the 30th anniversary of his work with habitat for humanity by helping to build low income apartments in oakland. president and michelle obama

released a statement saying jimmy, you are as resilient as they come and along with the rest of the america we are rooting for you. at 5:44. a second peaceful night in ferguson, missouri. police say no arrests were made overnight. no protests did continue. officers didn't wear riot gear as demonstrators made their way through the streets. earlier in the week gunshots range out late sunday following a day of peaceful demonstrations. at least three people were shot to sees arrested and the protests over the shooting death of nba. new details at 5:45. four people suspected in a cruel prank at a southern california movie theater turned themselves into police. they allegedly came into a showing of the movie "the gift" revving a leaf blower and yelling. the audience panicked and rushed out hurting movie goers in the process. the prank comes after several is recent movie theaters left people on the edge. police say all four are cooperating are detectives. tesla is now giving

attackers a pay raise. for years the electric car company has offered up to $1,000 if hackers uncovered any flaws in its i.t. systems or cars. now that amount is shooting up to 10,000 bucks after two acres reported breaking into the system last week. in that case the hackers say they not only managed to take control of tesla's model s but also shut the car down. tesla says its closed that security gap. americans love their cars and it's he have tent by the record amount of money they're borrowing to buy them. near record high auto sales rising prices on new vehicles and low interest rates have combined to help americans take out almost a trillion dollars in auto doens. the report says u.s. auto sales are on pace to total more than 17 million vehicles per month this year. no convertibles in boston the city that is now out for the olympics, but l.a. is. the economy says it is optimistic that l.a. will be a viable option to compete to host

the 2024 summer games. that news comes two weeks after the us oflt c dropped boston's bid because it didn't have enough support. a joint bid from l.a. and san francisco is also still an option. san francisco mayor ed lee says he is deferringgwmñ to l.a. at this point. meantime a public policy group known as the bay area council says it welcomes any opportunity to work with lachl in support of a mutual bid. once a u.s. city is selected or cities it will compete with international cities including rome and paris to oes the 2024 games. >> nice cities but can't beat california. we have all that sunshine too. we are going to see it today. want to check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> as the sunrises not much of that. we do have low clouds starting out this morning, but it is keeping those temperatures nice and mild to start out the day and warming up this afternoon. let's take a live look right now at san jose as we get a little bit of light in the sky, sunrise coming up here soon and you see that we are seeing some clouds had a we did not see yesterday.

the seven day draft coming up it he bottom of the screen it is going to be a hot weekend. right now our temperatures are in the low to mid 60s, but still 59 degrees in the north bay and today it will be mostly sunny, a high of 83 degrees in the east bay, south bay 85 degrees and 86 degrees in the north bay. if you are heading out to the giants game keep in mind that it will be chilly out there, 66 degrees at the start of the game, but by the end of the game it drops back to 62 degrees, winds coming in from the west and it will be whipping out will at at&t park up to 0 miles an hour. elsewhere across the bay the wind forecast starts out nice and calm by noon we see the winds picking up to about 10 miles an hour and it continues to increase as we go through the day, a breezy westerly wind keeps our temperatures in check today, but tomorrow not so much. we will have a change in our wind pattern as well as the pressure systems that influence our weather. right now we do have a look at the fog on the bay, 1:00 we still do see the low clouds on

the western side of san francisco and along the coast and then into the afternoon to evening hours the fog rolls back in we will start out tomorrow pretty much just like today with the low clouds and low visibility in spots, with the fog clearing out as we go through the morning. high pressure will be moving in sitting just offshore and that will change the heat as it continues to build across the southwest and then start to move into the bay area as it weakness the on-shore flow and a lot of sunshine this weekend, too. here is a look at all of those temperatures that will be very hot, highs in the 90s widespread across the bay area starting on tomorrow and also into the weekend. we could see some triple digits in the tri-valley so get ready. get ready for that commute, too. anthony gets you out the door and to work on time. it's starting to pick up across the bay area. we are talking about the low clouds actually see the sheets of drizzle and mist sweeping across the golden gate bridge this morning so heads up for north bay drivers. also coming in were emeryville we are finding traffic building

not all that bad at least from that vantage point you can see moving towards the maze no problems there. i do want to show you the maps because we actually have an accident in san rafael richmond bridge it's coming am from westbound direction headed over towards the eastbound. obstruction in the roadway did create an accident. it's not creating am i slow downs coming in it from that area. through the peninsula, san mateo bridge looking good. some slowing there as an obstruction in the roadway but not creating any problems as that obstruction is headed eastbound. back to you. are you ready for football anthony? happening today if you aren't a 49ers season ticket holder this morning at 10:00 a.m. single game tickets go on sale. they are available through ticketmaster. tickets will be offered for each pre-season and regular season game. the team is using dynamic pricing. there's also a maximum of eight tickets per purchase. at the same time the team is now reportedly facing a lawsuit filed by an unhappy season ticket holder he says fans are

required to resell their tickets on ticket exchange which is a snub for stub hub. the chronicle reports the class action suit argues this new rule violates federal antitrust laws. the suit is similar to one filed in match against the fwoeld and it has so support from stub hub. we checked stub hub this morning, you can buy niners tickets right now. if you have giants tickets, there's a good explanation as to why, it's the return of a popular promotion, tonight is grateful dead night celebrating 50 years since the start of that historic band but you don't immediate to go to the stadium to experience the color of grateful dead height. tonight's game against the washington nationals will air on nbc bay area starting at 7:00. giants and the nationals both very competitive teams trying to make the playoffs we're pulling hard for our giants. >> there you go. get your dye die out. 5:51. coming up a close call.

a helicopter and drone nearly collide. the swift move that prevented a catastrophe if this fresno next. plus a massive bombing in baghdad killed dozens overnight. who is claiming responsibility next.

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happening today ==sam/cu==the cont costa shiff's office imoving foard with controversial lan to exnd thecounty's main teion costa sheriff's office is moving forward with a controversial plan to expand the county's main detention facility. the sheriff's office offering a tour of the west county detention facility in richmond. what they are hoping to do is get state pounding for a high security wing. city leaders and hasn't in the community oppose that expansion but supporters say it would provide treatment and programs for inmates. the sheriff's office is going to present its proposal to the board of supervisors next tuesday. the city of san jose presented a long awaited wage offer to the police union, it was made public yesterday but the offer may never get to the rank and file. the reason as nbc bay area report reported exclusively, the police union is accusing the city of reneging on an earlier deal on pension and disability. both sides have been at odds since is voters passed measure b in 2012 which dramatic cut those

benefits causing officers to leave the department in droves. last month the two sides did agree to a new deal which would restore some benefits. now the union says the city is trying to change that earlier agreement. union also says there will be no membership vote if the city does not honor the earlier terms on the pension and disability deal. >> it's unconscionable in our view and puts at risk all of the good will that's been built up over these past months working collaboratively to get san jose on the right track. >> the city council is meeting in a special closed session tomorrow morning to discuss measure b issues. police union members are tent tifl scheduled to vote that afternoon. an oakland woman facing felony identity theft charges after a search of his home turned up hundreds of fake bank cards and the equipment for making hundreds more. police stopped 32 lacricia dudley. inside of that car police turned up a

ey remains in police custody. her first appearance is set for later in the month. plans for one south bay development project appeared to have cleared the find hurdle. in a street of lawsuits put plans for a sun vee yale center on ice. million now. state supreme court justices will not reveal a legal appeal trying to block the downtown project project. governor brown this week signed a bill inspired by an orinda second grader. the legislation allows children of listen in workers to attend schools in districts where their parents work. they expelled the daughter of a live in nanny. governor brown signed that bill into law on tuesday. a close call involving a drone and medical helicopter in the skies above fresno. the helicopter was flying 1,000 feet above the ground when the pilot spotted a large drone in

its flight path. the pilot swiftly turned to avoid that drone missing a potential catastrophe by just about 20 feet. en counselors between drones and aircrafts have been ain't increasing problem. by bye a new toilet you will likely be flushing less money down the drain. the state department of water resources just launched a new turf and toilet rebate program. it offers a $100 rebate for anyone putting this a water efficient toilet. homeowners can get up to $2 per square foot for converting lawns to turf. if you thought traffic was bad for the tri-valley before it's about to get a whole lot worse. the major expansion that has some neighbors up in arms. plus massive explosions killed dozens of people in china. now the frantic search is on for survivors. and an update to breaking news. san jose police on the scene of a deadly shooting.

"today in the bay" starts now. good thursday morning. thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are tracking the weather and roads, anthony slaughter in for mike inouye. but first let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. shoo good morning. low clouds fog and drizzle to start out the day. it will clear to give us a sunny afternoon with slightly warmer air in spots. in los gatos today 85 degrees, palo alto 85 as well, embarcadero will be at 72 degrees and some 80s also as we take a look at the north bay, oakland 74 and pleasanton a high of 89 degrees. we will talk about that hot weekend coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with anthony. across parts of the south bay we are starting to see some slowing, this is 101 near the 280/680 interchange, also one of those spots that always starts to slow. this morning we don't have any accidents there just want to show you the flow.

you can see what i was talking about, there's the so the that we were showing you, you can see the slowly. 880 northbound at 237 we had an earlier accident they have cleared that from the scene so all lanes are open now. across the peninsula pretty good driving it this morning. over towards the bay bridge toll plaza this is where we have an incident, it's not actually at the toll plaza itself but it's actually the san rafael richmond bridge coming in from westbound directions moving eastbound. there was a four-car accident so just keep am in mind if you are using the richmond san rafael bridge expect some slowing in that direction. an update to breaking news. a man shot and killed overnight at a south bay business complex and now san jose police are reviewing surveillance video to try and piece together what happened. all of this happening on lundy avenue in the city's berryessa neighborhood. "today in the bay" damian trujillo broke this story overnight. this is the 19th homicide of the year for san jose. what are police telling you