lethacou beave-- safraiscstrtss san francisco streets. today the police department unveiling a new drug designed to help overdose victims. and a plane crash on the peninsula had a could have been far worse. a local pilot walks away alive after us his plane gives out. more than a dozen sh residents out of a home had this morning after a fire rips through their apartment complex. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good ri morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that friday forecast. checking in right though with meteorologist kari hall. how are we looking? >> we are looking great. good morning. it is still warm. today it's going to be a hot day

once again. take a look at this east bay number. this is right now. it is 72 degrees. in the in the north bay it's 63 degrees and here are the highs today. up to 81 degrees in the east bay, the north bay at 93 degrees, the tri-valley 95 and the south bay 92 degrees. now, it does come down a few more degrees from yesterday and a big cool down is on the way tomorrow. i will talk about that. let's get a look at traffic with mike. we are looking over here at a nice view of the bay bridge. actually the opposite angle you showed from your shot from the oakland side. it -- same side, different angle. the taillights into san francisco easy drive. look at your map over in san francisco, van ness just off 101 there is an early morning crash still on the blotter, may still be activity but no slowing there. the rest of your bay looking as you would expect an easy light drive. now to new details on a dale earnhart, sr. rauk testify apartment fire in san mateo.

the flames for through several is units as you see from that cellphone video leaving many people without a place to stay. that fire broke out am a complex off lasalle have a avenue. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez is live there now with what's left behind. kris. >> reporter: we have a lot of folks who appear to be sleeping calmly now. there was one firetruck here, not a big engine, but just one person trying to monitor for any potential hot spots. there is also a hose still laying out on the ground. the fire unbelievable flames last night is what we saw, 14 people were displaced by those flames because seven apartments were just destroyed. as bad as it looks from the outside firefighters say it's worse on the inside. the fire started around 9:00 last night so most folks were still awake and able to get out safely. there were no major injuries from this fire, though one firefighter did suffer a muscle strain. foster city police because this is on the border between san

mateo and foster city, they did warn people about an hour after the fire started that there would be heavy smoke in the air. some of it was visible from the highway 101 highway 92 interchange. we are just on the other side of the retaining wall right now. 14 people were displaced. it could have been far worse becausen9>hu(j ac3b2ujuk big apartment complex a we are at here this this morning and this did spread through the attic space according to the fire department. the 14 folks who were displaced from their homes last night they are getting some help from the red cross. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it will make months for the mtsb to find out what caused a small plane to crash. it crashed near 101 yesterday, took off from the airport just before 5:30 and crashed right outside the runway. the pilot walked away from the wreckage. >> it looks like the pilot it

out. >> that's wonderful. >> the redwood city police and fire and sheriffs department good here quickly, airport staff was here on duty and pilot got out and was standing next to the airplane when they got there. >> they were making sure it had fueled and checking into whether the pie had lot had a proper license. 4:34. the oakland police officer who shot and killed a man yesterday remains in the hospital it this morning. investigators say she opened fire after the suspect attacked her. >> i have been struck in the head by the suspect. >> you are listening to the officer's call for help back to the department. police say the suspect was trespassing at an apartment complex and then started assaulting a resident there. when the fee pale officer arrived police say the man attacked her with a metal chain. she suffered cuts to her head and neighbors say the is suspect was a transient who had mental health issues. new details. another officer's gun stolen right out of her car and this

morning we know who the weapon belonged to. this and wednesday morning at a shopping center in oakland. we now know the weapon belonged to a hayward police officer. also this is the third time a local law enforcement officer's gun has been stolen this this summer. last friday someone broke into the car of a uc berkeley police chief as she was jogging in richmond. am june someone stole a federal agent he's gun in san francisco. a bullet from that gun ultimately killed kate steinle along the san francisco embarcadero. more buses and for rains coming more often. just some of the changes being promised to muni riders starting next month. it's part of phase two of the muni forward program. the first phase kicked off in april with boosted service on muni's biggest and busiest routes. this round focuses on improving connections between neighborhoods across the city as well as increasing service on eight cross town lines. that should result in shorter waits for about 140,000 muni

riders. >> you don't have to wait for -- look at that forecast. we're going to talk to kari right now. >>s it is mild to start out the day with mostly clear skies. we are at 70 degrees now in the east bay while the south bay is at 67 degrees. as you head out you will be like, wow, it's not really that cool. 65 degrees in livermore, walnut creek 6 65. into the day here is a look at those highs, 98 degrees in gilroy, san mateo 86 degrees, embarcadero will be at 77 degrees, 89 in petaluma, 94 dublin and concord also at 94 degrees. let's see how that commute is going with mike. good morning. >> good morning. i saw that 98 on livermore. i'm hot going to let you get a a with that. that's hot. livermore for 580 that's a smooth drive. not 98 degrees yet. looking over here an easy drive on the maps, smooth flow for the

tri-valley, west 580 not starting any slow down for the altamonte. approaching the bay bridge and maze and east shore freeway light traffic so far. palo alto we will show you 101 on the peninsula. 101 itself moves nicely north and south. back to you. coming up next, heroin flooding the streets of san francisco. so san francisco police are taking over the job of trying to i have a lives. details on the overdose kit officers are now equipped with coming up. happingoda ==m/2ot=tang clor lo

happening today, taking a closer look at a lifesaving drug with heroin use exploding in san francisco, police are arm aing themselves with a new tool. >> today we will learn more about how it works. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in our san francisco news room. steph, we understand the department actually says it's working, they are out there trying it. >> reporter: that's right. they're in the middle of a pilot program and already police say this this summer an officer saved a man's life, a man who almost overdosed. is so we're talking about a drug called narcan or naloxone and it's trying to fight this heroin problem that's plaguing san francisco's streets. you can find a lot of need else in plain sight and everywhere in the city.

public health officials say the use of heroin is on the rise because of a crack down on prescriptions for ain't killers so now those people are moving to street heroin and that is where naloxone or narcan come in. out reach groups are training police officers on how to use narcan with a nasal kit which reverses the effects of an overdose. >> let's save you from the overdose. we train law enforcement because 75% of the time they are first responders. >> reporter: and the public health department says narcan use it up in san francisco. in july of this this year it reversed 75 overdoses and that's compared to 25 in july of last year. this this afternoon sfpd will demonstrate using narcan or naloxone. there is one more thing that's happening that's hit san francisco that's got public health officials worried. we have more on that in our next

half hour. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." coming up, pg&e under the microscope yet again. the investigation into the company's culture and safety records.

welcome back. 4:44. do you know what got us out of bed it this morning? >> paycheck. >> that and it's friday. >> yes. >> our favorite forecast of the week. >> you can't disappoint us no matter what you say right now,

kari. >> okay. well, it's going to be hot today, kind of like yesterday, a few degrees cooler, but had this weekend is going to be awesome so i think we are all looking forward to cooler weather and turning the air conditioner off. as we take a live look right now it at the bay bridge we do see nice quiet conditions and not a whole lot going on just yet. let's take a look at those numbers and what it feels like outside as you head out. it is 67 degrees in the south bay, 68 degrees in the peninsula, normally it's about 10 degrees cooler but we are starting out with mild weather and you know it's going to be a hot day. in the east bay it will be up to 81 degrees and in the tri-valley still fairly hot, up to 95 degrees, in the south bay 92 degrees, san francisco will be at 77, north bay 93 and the peninsula at 85. into the weekend, though, there will be some major changes headed this way. this is what the cloud cover could look like across the bay area. we start to see more clouts moving in tonight and then check that out there could be some

rain early tomorrow morning, especially in the north bay. starts to move up around santa rosa and fizzles out as it moves to the south. maybe a few sprinkles up around that way before the temperatures really ool off. here is a look at what the computer models are doing with the estimated main, only showing trace amounts of rain, but it will be better than nothing. of course, we're keeping an eye on tropical storm erica. this weekend we will have that as the major headline. for us had will be much cooler temperatures moving in, feeling all this comfortable weather with highs in the 70s and 80s across the bay. let's get a look at that commute with mike. we will look at the golden gate bridge where we don't yet have that crew moving that center divide, still three lanes marked on the side heading north. looking over toward the north bay, san rafael, also easy southbound, 101 not a problem, easy drive novato in toward san francisco. the map will show you that stretch for 101. moving through the city the

earlier crash ativan necessary is cleared from the chp blotter. no delays for the east bay. 580 out of the altamonte just starting a little bit of a build in toward livermore and south bay no days as you would expect. a building and counting, facebook surpasses a big milestone. >> we turn to our facebook and financial reporter, landon dowdy live at cnbc's's world headquarters. good morning and happy friday, landon. >> happy friday to you. i think we all wake up for a paycheck, right? the markets could take a breather today following the two day massive rally. we saw the dow gain nearly a thousand points, that's the biggest ever two day gain for the index. oil prices jumped 10%, although they are lower this morning. watch for data today on income and spending and consumer sentiment. the dow rising to 16,64 5 4.

the nasdaq up to 48.12. mark zuckerberg says 1 billion people logged on to the social media site just on monday. that's equal to one in seven people worldwide. >> apple has an event on september is 9th in had san francisco. analysts expect the company to unveil the updated iphone 6 s and 6 s plus as well as a bigger screen for ipad pro. they could will reveal the new vrgs of the apple tv box and upgraded features such as a 12 mega pixel camera. back to you. >> thank you very much. 4:48. just into our newsroom, a high speed chase up the peninsula is now over. this is a live look. this is one of our cameras along highway 101 up near candlestick park. you might be able to make out those chp cars in the distance with their lights on.

about 3:45 this morning. officers reportedly tried to pull over a car in saratoga, the driver took off heading fort on highway 101, reaching speeds over 100 powers. officers say the driver eventually stopped on their own near candlestick. officers took that driver and a passenger into custody. pg&e finds itself in a familiar spot underneath the microscope. state regulators are investigating pg&e's corporate culture and safety record. the state's public utilities commission approved that investigation yesterday. the san bruno explosion killed eight people and leveled an entire neighborhood. investigators blame the blast on shoddy maintenance and flawed recordkeeping. happening today, santa clara county leaders are going to be speaking out for equal pay for women. santa clara county supervisors dave cortez skblchlt i and cindy chavez will call for measures to close the gender pay gap this in

california. that would require a proposal to require santa clara county contractors to pay employees equally for similar work regardless of gender or et if i sayity. county leaders will hold a rally at mexican heritage plaza. u.s. defense secretary ash carter will be in the south bay to it a founs a new tech hub. flex tech an alliance will lead to a new manufacturing innovation institute in san jose. the goal of the tut will be to make the u.s. the next leader in this next generation bendable and wearable electronic devices. toes devices can improve medical health monitoring, help with care for wounded soldiers and increase safety on roads and bridges. flex tk an alliance will lead a group of 162 companies as part of the government's seventh manufacturing innovation institute. this will be the first one head quartered on the west coast. we're racing into the weekend and indy race cars will be speeding around sonoma

raceway later today practicing for the had this weekend gopro grand pre. practice runs start this had morning. ahead of the races which run through sunday, the final event of the 2015 season and a champion is going to be crowned by the end. meantime, drivers paid tribute to one of their own who was supposed to race with them this this weekend. a parade of race cars zooming across the golden gate bridge yesterday as a tribute to fallen driver justin wilson. he was hit from flying debris from a crash last weekend and died on monday. marco andretti led the procession across the bridge followed by will power. >> 4:51. coming up, ten years later and still the costs run deep. the emotional and financial toll of hurricane katrina is large to measure for new orleans. several commanders in in chief are in town remembering and remarking on the city's rebirth. and a reminder the world champion san francisco giants are hosting the team with the best record in baseball this

year, the st. louis cardinals. our coverage kicks off at 7:00 tonight right after our 6:00 p.m. newscast. we will be right back.

we're going to be feeling it this friday. we're going to be feeling the heat, that is. >> i know. last few days. i like opening the windows but i have had to to turn on the air. >> this will be the last day of doing that. we will have a cooler blast of air moving am for the weekend. so if we can just make it through today we are going to be all good for the weekend. it will still be warm even though it will come down a few degrees in some spots. 90 in san jose. 89 degrees in palo alto, the castro will be at 72 degrees, in santa rosa 91 degrees and hayward 86 and the tri-valley still in the 90s today. we will take a look at that

weekend forecast coming up. right now let's get a look at that commute with mike. we're looking toward friday morning in san jose. an easy drive so far. this is 101 just at 680. we will show you the map and silicon valley an easy drive, smooth flow of traffic south through fremont or also through palo alto. no major delays. the altamonte pass showing a little slowing. the typical as we just start to see a few more cars on the roadway. approaching the bay bridge an easy flow of traffic. you can catch this game the giants are playing at 7:15 tonight but we will have it on it tv as well. happening right now, tropical storm erica bearing down on puerto rico after slamming the caribbean island of do minute can a. the storm caused flooding and landslides killing at least four people. rescue crews are searching for more than 20 people reported missing in at that storm. the storm which is expected to strengthen into a had hurricane before it hits the florida

coastline on monday. tomorrow marks ten years since hurricane katrina devastated new orleans causing the city's levees to fail and flood neighborhoods. tomorrow george w. bush will visit the city along with laura bush will visit laura eastern school. they benefited from the initiative that was created by laura bush. the initiative was established to help schools damaged by the storm. you may remember these heart breaking images as the waters stranded countless residents on their roofs with no food or water. one by one they were rescued and crews eventually plucked all of them off to safety. yesterday president obama you see him there he actually went door to door through one rebuilt neighborhood praises residents for their extraordinary resilience and strength. >> you are an example of what is possible when in the face of tragedy and in the face of hardship good people come

together to lend a hand. >> he also assured them the federal government is committed to staying until all the recovery work is done. experts say it is still impossible to put a price tag on that damage. federal estimates indicate katrina could cost the gulf states more than $125 billion. >> one of those days you will never forget where you were. lyme disease has historically been rare in california but now it's closest cousin which causes a similar sickness is popping up on the peninsula. tics infected with a bacteria nearly identical to the one that causes lyme disease has been discovered had had parks in san mateo and santa clara county. so far no human in california has been diagnosed with that lyme like infection but they are urging people to experience medical help if they have symptoms after a park. coming up, they fight crime and a save lives. now san francisco police officers have a new tool, the

drug that could save lives on city streets. and more than a dozen peninsula residents happy to still have their lives after a fire tears through their apartment complex last night. piti th moing moonhe ltiillndoae

silicon valley mixes with politics this morning. more on the multi-pld announcement today coming from the obama administration. and future lives that could be saved ond san francisco streets. today the police department unveiling a new drug designed to help overdose victims. more than a dozen san mateo

residents out of a home this morning after a fire ripped through their complex. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this this friday. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. it is friday. we're heading into the weekend. one more sweltering day and then it's all cooled down. >> it will all cool day. we pay even get a little rain in the mic, especially if you live in the north bay. it's in the 60s now, 60 degrees in the north bay and in the peninsula it's 67 degrees. a high of 92 degrees, it will still be sizzling if spots, especially inland. the north bay will be up to 93 degrees, east bay 81 and tri-valley 95 degrees. san francisco up to 77 degrees today. i will talk more about that cool down coming up. let's get a look at the commute this morning with mike. the bay bridge toll plaza an easy drive. look at that in the foreground there's parker the spider by the parking lot. friday