to 92 degrees in the south bay. east bay 81, tri-valley 95, north bay 93 and 77 degrees in san francisco. i will talk more about those temperatures and a nice cool down for the weekend. it's coming up. let's get a look at how the roads are moving with mike. laura and sam have that beautiful sunrise behind them, we're looking at the opposite angle, we're looking it at this beautiful drive in towards san francisco. not so bad across that bay bridge, well populated span, we will look at the bay bridge toll plaza there is enough traffic on the span they got these metering lights moving quickly, a lighter volume episcopal things as a minimum backup but the metering lights are on. that's about the only real slowing around the way. no problems for the maze or upper east shore freeway. a little build for that richmond san rafael bridge. a smooth drive and a little build for highway 4. out of concord and antioch as well. 580 a little slowing toward livermore and that burst of traffic now starting to kick

this north 101 at 680 in san jose. on the peninsula passive flames ripping through an apartment complex in san mateo last night. now more than a dozen people are left without a place to live this this morning. >> this happened at an apartment complex off la selva avenue right along highway 101. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is there live with but details. >> reporter: good morning. what a day for those residents who were displaced by that fire this morning they're waking up outside of their homes. we can show you why, here is new video of one of the apartments that was destroyed by the fire had had morning, even the sheetrock on the inside of the house you can see through the window is just gone and it is no wonder. those flames were voracious as the fire burned just before 10:00 last night and before it was over seven apartments were rendered unlivable. firefighters say as bad as it looks from the outside it was worst on the inside because that fire did burn am some of the attic space. because the fire started before 10:00 last night not too late,

most folks were still awake and able to get out safely. in fact, there were no major injuries from the fire, though one firefighter did suffer a muscle strain. foster city police also warned people about an hour or so after the fire started that there would be heavy smoke in the area and some folks did report to us it was visible from near the highway 101 highway 92 interchange that's just across the retaining wall from where we are right now. that smoke has mostly dissipated this this morning. 14 people were displaced, it could have been much worse, this is a very big apartment complex and the apartments are very tightly packed together. those folks who were forced out of their home by the fire last night were getting assistance from the red cross. in san mateo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it will take months for the ntsb to reveal what caused a small plane to crash near the san carlos airport. that plane crashed off of highway 101 yesterday. it took off from the airport just before 5:30 and crashed right outside the runway.

the pilot amazingly walked away from all that wreckage a life and healthy. >> looks like the pilot is out. >> he's out. that's wonderful. >> the redwood city police and fire and sheriff's department got here quickly. airport staff was here on duty and the pilot got out and was standing to the airplane when they got there. the power is back on this morning after a transformer explosion in milpitas. the explosion knocked out power to thousands of people. south main near montague expressway finally reopened late last night. this is close to the great mall. pg&e says underground equipment blew in front of a jack in the box. two people turned themselves in in connection with the fiery explosion at a shopping center in santa clara. police say the driver of a white honda drove into the poinciana plaza's gas line wednesday.

that sparked the explosion. the driver 47-year-old sara de segura took off. she along with 40-year-old samuel donas surrendered to police yesterday. his involvement in the says is unclear. as for the strip mall, much of it is destroyed. yesterday employees and customers came out to see the damage left behind. >> getting a close look at the way it's destroyed and the card remains, it's pretty tough to see. >> more concerned about my employees, a lot of them are single pores. police say the suspects are cooperating. a south bay surveillance camera captured a hit and run suspect volg away from a fatal crash. now police are trying to track down that driver. officers say that this man was behind the wheel, you see him kind of blurred there, when he jumped on to the curb on huron drive right by welch park and hit a woman on the sidewalk there. we are not showing the is suspect's face so that we don't compromise the police investigation. when paramedics arrived on scene the woman was dead.

investigators traced the car involved in the crash and say had a it was stolen. happening today, taking a closer look at a lifesaving drug with heroin use exploding in san francisco, police are now arming 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 newsroom this morning. steph, heroin isn't the only drug had a they are targeting here. >> reporter: it's not. in fact, public health officials saying that they are turning more attention to this as more people are turning to street drugs after a crack down on prescription drugs. the solution, both police and public health officials say part of it is naloxone or narcan which is what you're seeing, it's a drug that reverses the effects of an overdose, san francisco was the first city in a state to actually publicly pay for its distribution to people like drug treatment workers and that was in 2003 but now the police are trying it out. public health officials say this is a critical step in preventing deaths as new drugs hit town

like one called tent nl. >> when you have something like fentanyl posing at heroin and people are trying big apartment complex that and not realizing it it's much more potent. we saw that causing a huge increase am ÷e >> reporter: the public health department says narcan use is up in the city. in july of this year it revered 75 overdoses compared to 25 in july of last year. outreach workers from groups like glad memorial church are training police officers on how to use it with a nasal kit not the injection method. we will learn more on the progress and details of this two year pilot program at 12:30 this afternoon from sfpd. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." developing right now, tropical storm erica is rumbling toward puerto rico after slamming the caribbean island of dominica. had a storm caused flooding and landslides killing at least four people. had morning rescue crews are still searching for more than 20 others reported missing in that storm. here is a live look right now at the radar. you can see that erica is expected to strengthen into a

hurricane before hitting the florida coastline on monday. >> not in our neck of the woods, but, kari, i know you watch everything that's going on out there. >> yes, and it's all mice, clear, quiet this this morning, beautiful sunrise as we take a look at the view from san francisco towards the bay bridge and a lot of color in the sky, you want to get up and take a look out the wind toe and enjoy that. in san jose it will be up to 90 degrees today, so still hot, but temperatures coming down just a few degrees in some areas. 89 degrees in palo alto, the castro will be at 72 degrees, 89 degrees in petaluma while napa tops out at 93, oakland 81, dublin 94 degrees, livermore 98 degrees. it won't be this hot this weekend, i will show you the numbers and a big cool down on the way. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's a look at the commute with mike. showing you san jose in a live shot. i didn't want to scare folks off by me talking about the slowing burst at 101 and 680. it's actually calming down a few

miles per hour here northbound through that area. light flow of traffic through the area. about 7:30 to 10:30 today we shift a couple minutes later on a friday commute but still will for the south bay. a crash reported just pass that dublin interchange for west 580. we may have a big rig and vehicle there. no major injuries reported, but chp still getting there to give me more tails. the bay bridge metering lights are on. backup over at the toll plaza and a live look at the san mateo bridge where you're seeing a little slowing. i was tracking flashing lights going slowly across at that flat section is. i did not see them get off at the foster city side. they may have cleared. we see slowing across that flat section anyway. back to you. 6:08. new this morning from the white house, to silicon valley, overnight the obama administration announced a new tech hub coming to san jose. >> with the longest name ever. "today in the bay" bob redell is live in san jose this morning. it sounds complicated but you

are here to break it all down for us. >> reporter: yes, within the past few hours overnight the white house announcing they will be providing millions of dollars for the flex tech alliance, that's head quartered in this building behind me in san jose. they will help pioneer the next generation of bendable and wearable devices. now, the secretary of defense, ash carter, along with the mayor of san jose and local congress men and women will be making an announcement the at an event at 11:00 at moffett field in mountain view. the flex tech alliance will receive $171 million, 75 of that coming from uncle cam, the remainder from local government and private groups. this an alliance which is made up of over 160 companies, nonprofits, labs and universities will be expected to develop new flexible hybrid technologies. if you are not familiar we are talking about things like sensors that are lightweight and

can conform to the shape of a person, let's say an airplane wing. that means we could sometimes see smart bandages, sensors built into bridges, better weapons for the military. this is the seventh manufacturing institute launched by the federal government, the first one to be head quarterered ond the west coast. the first institute in ohio helped pioneer 3 dflt printing. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you, bob. >> coming up, hey, siri, give us a hint. what this invitation reveals about the future of apple.

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right now to try to identify the victims and figure out how they died. investigators are not releasing any more details but authorities say the suspects were arrested in hungary. the morning anchor for wdbj said on air today as the station started its newscast two days after alison parker and adam ward were killed on live television. last night hundreds of people gathered outside the station for a candlelight vigil to remember the young journalists. parker a reporter and ward her photographer was shot and killed by a disgruntled former station employee vester flanagan. it happened during a live interview early wednesday morning. senseless shootings like these always send the conversion issue of gun control back into the headlines, now alison parker's father is tackling that issue head on. >> how many times are we going to see an incident like this happen, you know, newtown,

charleston, you know, the movie theaters, you name it. it's got to stop. >> andy parker spoke to nbc news yesterday. he says he is going to make it his life's work to fight the nra for stricter gun control. in the meantime a memorial service is planned for adam ward on monday ward's family will receive friends at a local high school in roanoke. a church ceremony will follow on tuesday. the 27-year-old photographer was engaged to the producer of the morning show. they were planning to get married next year. the sole is you are visor of the shooting has a long recovery ahead. this woman right here, alison parker was interviewing vicky gardner live when than began opened hire. gardener was shot on the right side of her lower back. she lost a kidney and part of her colon. doctors say it will take at least three months for gardener to even heal physically. documents obtained by nbc reveal police searched vester

flanagan's car and found six magazines of ammunition, 17 stamped letters, three license plates and a wig. wdbj fired flanagan two years ago, the police were called to escort him out. a situation executive says plan began vowed that he would, quote, make headlines the day he was fired. >> he handed a wooden cross to the news director who was at that time dan dennison and he said, you'll immediate it. >> court documents show that parts of the altercation were actually recorded by adam ward. the photographer that was killed. even after flanagan was fired he continued to live at an apartment in -- it was pretty close to the tv station. this is video from inside his one bedroom apartment. police say a computer hard drive was gone but the refrigerator still covered with boat he is toes of flanagan. police say flanagan who grew up in oakland killed parker and ward then killed himself while being chased by police.

we're continuously updating this story on all of our digital platforms all all of that new information comes in. you can also head to nbcbayarea.com or always download or nbc bay area app. back here in the bay area now, happening today the dispute over robin williams' estate picking up back in court. williams left his tiburon home and all of its contents to his wife, but his children claim some of the belongings should go to them. also under dispute the amount a of money to be kept in a reserve pound to cover the costs of the home. family members have appeared in court several times so far with the judge ordering them to work together to figure out the tails on their own. also save the date, apple getting are ready to unveil its latest product lunch and siri could soon be soaking up the limelig limelight. hey, sili give us a hint. apple has printed before at plans to expand the features of the digital assistant industry

insiders are hoping to see larger ipad, new apple tv hardware and a better iphone camera is almost guaranteed. >> we mow how much consumers love using the iphones as a main camera to continue to get improvement on the quality, the light, the peed of a shutter. >> apple will make its big reveal in san francisco on september 9th. siri can do a lot of things, one thing she cannot do is forecast the weather. >> not like our kari hall. >> should i talk like a phone now? >> as we take a live look, wow, look at this beautiful view this morning. absolutely gorgeous sunrise and this is what we will enjoy today as we take a look from san bruno mountain over towards san francisco it is all clear and it is in the 60s starting out the day. you mow it's going to be warm. 58 degrees in the north bay and

then the south bay it's in the mid 60s. look at these highs. this afternoon it will be up to 92 degrees in the south bay, north bay 93 degrees, east bay 81, tri-valley 95. very hot still. even into the next couple of days there will be some major changes coming this way. we have had high pressure moving in, it's been fighting back that on-shore flow, it will still be hot in the valleys again today, but temperatures dropping by at least 10 degrees this weekend and that will bring some much needed relief after dealing with some sizzling temperatures the past couple of days. today we will start to see some high clouds streaming in, this is what the cloud cover could look like across the bay area and here we have tomorrow morning at 9:00 and we see some green here. that shows that there could be some rain, but it looks like it makes it into the north bay and then fizzles out before it makes it into the rest of the bay area. so maybe some trace amounts of main there and a lot of rain

expected over in the atlantic ocean and some of those bordering areas of florida as well as the southeastern u.s. it could move in as a tropical storm as early as sunday into monday. something that will be making the headlines there. we're also tracking what's happening in the pacific ocean, hurricane ignacio, wind speeds at 90 miles an hour and could continue to strengthen as it moves closer it to hawaii. if you have plans to go there or if you have friends or family will, you may want to call and check on them and make sure they are doing okay as we head into the beginning of next week. this weekend we will have nice calm quiet weather, much cooler conditions, highs in the 70s and 80s, tri-valley will be at about 82 can degrees on sunday, the south bay up to 85 degrees tomorrow. so some great weather this weekend. let's see if the commute is look great this morning. it's looking great because of this beautiful sunrise, one of the pew shots i can share with you like that.

there you go. nicely lit towers. that's great scenery. a nice flow of traffic west 92, flowing well across that san mateo bridge. a little slowing shows up as you come across 92, not much. once in awhile showing up in the decline on that flat section as you travel westbound. we do have a new report of a crash southbound 880 behind that marker at industrial parkway. i'm going to track that. chp still arriving on even scene will as well as this new report of a breakdown somewhere in the sunol areas. no details. i don't know if it's southbound but does show slowing around that 84 exit. crash west 580 past the dublin interchange, all that activity for that one map. the rest of why you are bay moves slowly, south bay no problem. there is the slowing for 580 out uft altamonte pass. the bay bridge toll plaza does have the backup. filling am all lanes but clearing by the time you get to west grand.

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millions of dollars for charity going unused in california. every single year californians donate millions of dollars toward charitable causes on their tax forms but a new report from the "associated press" is showing that nearly a third of that money has gone unsent over the last ten years. that includes money for colon cansing screenings, youth programs and aid for military families. the report blames a bureaucratic maze that delays contributions and a let's donations slip right through the cracks. a bid from l.a. to host the

2024 summer olympics could be more costly than expected. the city council will hold their first meetings to discuss that olympic bid later today but in a report lee rooe leased last night city administrators say the budget needs more research and more explanation. the city was pro swrekd a cost of $5.8 billion to host the games. l.a. must decide whether to officially bid for the 2024 games next month. there have been talks about a joint bid between l.a. and san francisco. the ioc will choose a host city in 2016. indy case cars will be speeding around sonoma racetrack today. practice runs start this morning ahead of the races which are run through sunday. this is a final event of the 2015 season and a champion will be crowned at the end. in the meantime, drivers paid tribute to one of their own who was supposed to race with them this weekend. a parade of race cars zoomed across the golden gate bridge yesterday as a tribute to justin

wilson, he was hit by flying debris from a crash last weekend. he tied on monday. indy car driver marco andretti led that procession across the bridge followed by indy car series champion will power. running from flames, more than a dozen people now homeless after a fire rips through several apartments. plus, ten years later. we will take a look at how the gulf coast still rebuilding a decade after the most test testify storm in u.s. history. joings. m lra rcicaon.samsho

good friday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. heading into your weekend we are tracking the weather and roads. right now for your commute mike inouye keeping a close eye out, but we will start with pc she's got a look at your microclimate forecast one more toasty day, kari. >> one more toasty day. it's even warm as you walk out the door now, especially for this time of year. we should be in the mid 50s but it is 65 degrees in san francisco. as you can see alcatraz. as we start out with this beautiful sun is rise all of that sun will heat things up quickly, 92 degrees in the south bay, north bay 93 degrees, san francisco will be at 77, peninsula 85, east bay 81 and 95 in the tri-valley. i will talk more about those temperatures and a big cool down coming this weekend that's coming up in a pew minutes. let's get a look at the commute with mike. sadly i get excited about this kind of thing because of my job.

i skbloomd in to a blurry shot and flashing lights, that's the dublin grade westbound 580 past the dublin interchange. auto mall moving smoothly. past 680 we have the slow lane blocked. i see more slowing agenda up the grade. that's the slowing we see just past that dublin interchange, the interchange itself moves slowly although that's the bulk of the chute. hayward south down in toward industrial boulevard crash leaves one vehicle over on the shoulder. this is your typical section for the build and holding steady. san rafael southbound 101, easy, guys. 6:31. these are images the world will never forget. tomorrow marks ten years since hurricane katrina devastated much of the gulf coast. the hardest hit city, new orleans. the storms caused the levees to fail flooding neighborhoods. to this day katrina is considered the most destructive

storm to hit the united states. >> jay joins us live were new orleans. it's a somber anniversary as the city still has a long way to go. >> reporter: already mixed emotions in a city that's really a tale of two cities, one that's come back, one that still does is have some work to be done. it was in the early morning ten years ago with the storm moving toward the coast, there was concern and fear obviously, still no mandatory evacuation here and no real clue at the amount a of devastation that would follow. ten years ago today there was confusion and the beginnings of what would be chaos. as katrina crashed the shore lines new orleans and much of the gulf coast -- >> one of the levees has broken and given way. >> reporter: -- was left in ruins. >> help us. what else -- what else can you do? what else can us? >> reporter: with tens of

thousands searching for any way out. neil bodenheimer realized it was time to come home. he had left this town with plans to open a restaurant and bar in new york. >> katrina happened and i felt like my world changed. >> reporter: with some help he bought an old firehouse in the crime riddled feret street neighborhood with an idea that he could be a part of the cure. that's the name of his bar now, cure, something this region has been working on for a decade. >> by our mature we are resilient and a had hopeful people. >> reporter: hope that can be seen if in the resurgence of this city. the ike mic french wrt is back and booming, maybe hoods are restored. it's hope that can be seen in the volunteers had a continue to rebuild the areas still tattered and torn apart. >> we're going to bring everybody back and a make it the city that we always should have been. >> reporter: a goal that might seem out of reach until you

recognize just how much has been done in the last ten years here. you know, with the recovery ongoing it seems that there's a renewed focus on those harder hit areas, new orleans east, the ninth ward and believe it or not, guys, there is a need still for 60,000 homes or more to be either rebuilt or restored. so that just some of the evidence of how far they still have to go here. >> a lot of repair left and heartache for those people. closer to home now, massive flames have ripped through an apartment complex in san mateo. it happened last night about 9:00. now roughly a dozen people are left without a place to live this morning. >> this happened in an apartment complex off of la selva avenue. it is right along highway 101. "today in the bay" kris sanchez there live with new details. >> reporter: good morning.

there's a faint smell of smoke here in the air and a for the neighbors who remain here in this apartment complex, a very stern reminder of the dangers of fire. take a look at some of of the video that we shot it this morning of one of the apartments that burned even the sheetrock on the inside is just gone. it's no wonder you saw some of those flames this morning already, they were voracious as the fire burned just before 10:00 last night and before it was over seven apartments were destroyed. firefighters say it looks like the fire spread through the attic space as well so it was even worse from the inside. the fire did start before 10:00 last night so most of the folks here were still awake and able to get out safely and there were no pager injuries, just one firefighter who suffered a muscle strain fighting the fire. a foster city police did warn people about an hour after the fire started that there would be heavy smoke in the air, some of it folks tell us was visible from near the highway 101/highway 92 interchange just across the retaining wall from

where we are right now. again, there is a faint smell of smoke this morning but most of it has dissipated. 14 people were displaced. it could have been worse because these apartments are very tightly packed am in together. those folks who are out of their home are getting some help from the red cross this morning. in san mateo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay.." 6:36. happening today, san francisco police have a new tool to stop drug overdoses before they turn deadly. they've already started using it to combat the heroin overdoses and today we will learn more about how it works. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in our san francisco news room and, steph, i get the department says it's working. >> reporter: that's right. it's a two-year pilot program and san francisco police point to one officer had am june as a the first in the department to actually use this drug and it's overdose reversing drug to save a man's life. public health officials say the problem of heroin abuse is growing this san francisco because of a crack down on prescriptions for painkillers.

now those people have been moving to heroin adding there are other new drugs like fentanyl that are pushing up the number of overdoses and that's where this drug naloxone or narcan comes this. outreach workers are training bliss on how to use narcan with a nasal kit. >> you can't do treatment when you're dead so let's save you from the overdose. we trained law enforcement because 75% of the time they are first responders. >> reporter: and the public health officials says narcan use has significantly cut down on the number of heroin overdose deaths from 120 in 2000 to ten each year. there are promising numbers there. the police chief says he wants every patrol car to carry one of these kits. we will learn more at a press conference at 10:30. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." 637 right now on your friday. this is the best forecast of the

week, it is your friday microclimate forecast. kari, take it away. >> it will be beautiful today. check out this sunrise from belvedere. this doesn't even look real, all those colors in the sky a gorgeous way to start out the day and it had been heating up as we go into the afternoon. it is in the upper 60s over in the east bay, mid 60s, even upper 50s in the north bay, it will be hot. a look at the high in los gatos today, 93 degrees, san mateo 86 degrees, the cast voe at 72 degrees. a lot of sun but some high clouds moving in. napa 93, 81 oakland and dublin 94 degrees, hot today but not so much this weekend. it looks so much more comfortable. i will show you those numbers coming up. let's get a look at if the commute is comfortable this morning. betting cozy on the roads. thank goodness we did have that not so is great shot because it was enough for me to see those flashing lights clear just after the last report west 580 all lanes clear past the dublin interchange, you see the auto pal in the tore ground.

we have slow drive still ng it on the dublin grade but that will clear toward castro valley over the next few. livermore eastbound reports of a little smoke coming from the trees, they are concerned about a grass fire. i will track that. not a lot of slowing just yet. looking to the south bay northbound routes it continue a slight build and easy for a friday. 7:30 things will kick in on the south bay. highway 37 will continue to show slowing this morning and all weekend heading over towards sonoma raceway for that race activity. new this morning from the white house to silicon valley overnight the obama administration announced a new tech hub coming to san jose. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live in san jose this morning. the president is sending the secretary of against to make it all official. >> reporter: within the next few hours the secretary of defense, ash carter announcing what would be an investment of more than $100 million. the obama administration making this this announcement

overnight. they will be providing this money for the flex tech alliance. that's a manufacturing group located in that building behind me head quarter erred in san jose. this money will be used to help pioneer the next generation of bendable and wearable devices. the secretary of defense along with the mayor of san jose and local congress men and women will make that announcement a the 11:00 this morning. the physical therapy will receive $171 million, $75 million of that coming from the federal government, the remainder interest local government and private groups. at an alliance which is made up of more than 160 companies, nonprofits, labs and universities will then be expected to develop new flexible hybrid technologies. we're talking about things like sensors that are lightweight, bendable hack con form it to odd shapes. had means we could some day see smart bandages on our arms or legs, sensors built into bridges that would monitor vukt ral integrity, better weapons for the military. this is the seventh manufacturing institute launched by the federal government, the

first one to be head quartered on the west coast, the first institute which was launched in ohio to help pioneer 3-d printing. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." now we are just so far beyond 3-d printing. who knows what lies in our future. it is 6:41. coming up, homes in hawaii. >> a father hit by a falling boulder leaving his young son to walk several miems alone through the woods to find had help. >> it is a remarkable story. what a story we have had to tell this week from the markets this morning. opened this morning the dow jones industrial down 50 po points so far. a lot more news ahead.

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at 6:00 had 44. the oakland police officer who shot and a killed a man yesterday remains in the hospital this morning. investigators say she opened fire after the suspect attacked her. >> i've been struck in the head by the is suspect. >> this is the officer's call for help. police say the suspect was trespassing at an apartment complex and started assaulting a resident there. when the officer arrived police say the pan a acted her with a metal chain. she suffered cuts to the head. neighbors say the suspect was a transient with mental issues. new details now of another officer's gun stolen right out

of a car. this morning we know know who the weapon belonged to. that happened wednesday morning at the shopping sent err near the fruitvale station in oakland. the weapon belonged to a hayward police officer. this this marks the third time an officer's gun has been stolen. friday someone broke into the car of the uc berkeley police chief as she was jogging in richmond. back in june someone stole a federal agent's gun in san francisco. a bullet interest that gun ultimately killed kate steinle along the san francisco embarcadero. that shooting on the embarcadero has now prompted a new bill from state lawmakers. juan francisco lopez-sanchez is accused of murder for that shooting on pier 14. sanchez is undocumented immigrant and has been deported several times. where he had republican state lawmakers introduced a bill to restrict local law enforcement from seeking custody of accused criminals scheduled for deportation. sanchez was transferred from

federal to located at custody on a drug charge but was then released when prosecutors decided to pursue the kill. hawaii's volcano is active again. the lava has move more than a half a mile in 24 hours, it's heading toward a subdivision of homes about three piles away. so far there are no reports of injuries or accidents from the flow. it's fascinating to watch from a distance. >> the visual, yeah, is crazy. a man in idaho is recovering after a large boulder fell on him while he was rock climbing into it was his 13-year-old son who helped save his life. >> the boulder fell on him and hen he kind of tumbled down like 20 or 30 more feet. >> charlie was on a 12-day backpacking trip with his tad in remote idaho wilderness, the two were rock climbing when a refrigerator sized boulder pell on charlie's pear breaking his

arm and leg. charlie relied on his boy scout training to stay calm. >> at first i was freaking out a little bit, but after a few minutes it was -- i kind of calmed down and thought i have to help him out, get his sleeping bag and stuff. >> charlie helped his dad bandage his wound and ran a mile back to camp to get supplies for the night. the next day charlie helped his tad crawl back to camp. then the 13-year-old set off alone carrying a note from his dad to get help. charlie hiked about five miles, ended up meeting a man who ran another eight miles to find help. charlie's dad eventually airlifted to the hospital where he is now recovering. isn't that a story? >> like a relay team. one stop to the next. most adults would have been freaking out if something like that happened to your family member. >> when you see your little boy go away hoping to help and you're hoping he is okay. >> boy scout skills kicked in. >> our skills right now are all

about staying cool on a day that is going to be another hot one. >> the last day we will have to use those survival skills to stay cool, this weekend it will be much more comfortable. take a look at this view from at&t park, absolutely gorgeous as we start out with an unusual clear sunrise, but with all of that sun today it will heat up those temperatures and quickly today. we are already in in the mid 60s and we should be about 10 degrees cooler in many spots. in the north bay it is at a nice cool 58 degrees and it will be hot in the south bay, up to 92 today, 93 in the north bay, 81 in the east bay, 95 in the tri-valley. san francisco still fairly warm, 77 degree and the peninsula up to 85. we do have some major changes headed this way and it starts out with more cloud cover later on this afternoon and then into the evening. then a cans of rain for the north bay early tomorrow morning it looks like it only moves into

the north bay and then kind of dries up before it makes it into the rest of the bay area but then the skies clear, temperatures drop, it will be breezy and much cooler by this time tomorrow. the estimated rain computer models are giving very light amounts, for the north bay up around uk wra it could be .05 of an inch and maybe .01 of an inch, basically drizzle there. it won't be much to effect the drought. what to bust the drought in florida to be tropical storm erica. it this storm is really falling apart. the upper level winds are working on the storm and it could continue to weaken. expect it to move hoo florida only as a tropical storm into the next couple of days. we will be watching that in the headlines. also hurricane ygnacio in the pacific, this one could also be very strong as it moves closer to hawaii, but the current tracks brings it a few degrees farther to the north of the

island. that's something las that may be continues to track to the authority. here it's going to be beautiful this weekend, a lot of sun, highs in the 70s and 80s, mostly sunny skies after those clouds roll out of hoar early tomorrow morning. slight chance of rain for the north bay. we will keep you updated on that. mike is keeping you updated on the commute. >> the south bay east shore freeway through san jose was almost completely stopped up for a pew second seconds but this is north of 680. the speed sensors nothing dramatic about the south bay but the build is on gently building capital expressway toward the airport. 87 and 280 showing that push northbound. same patterns throughout the week but lighter and later build for a friday. san mateo bridge down in toward fremont 880 buildings. west 580 slowing up toward that earlier report of a fire over toward the north livermore off

ramp. roadside fire reported. westbound. that's the slowest drive of the bay. bay bridge toll plaza moves slowly. approach towards the east shore freeway metering lights are on. san mateo bridge westbound starting to bog down. 101 moves smoothly. back to you. a lot of traffic this in those presidential pools. now to decision 2016 and the focus is on the democratic race for the white house, too. the democratic national committee starts its summer meeting later today and one of the biggest questions is whether vice president joe biden will step in and challenge hillary clinton. biden has said he is going to make a decision on whether to run for president by the end of of the summer. a new poll showing that the vice president's favorability rating right now among all voters at 48%. pretty solid number. well above the 39% that hillary clinton is currently receiving. biden supporters are asking dnc delegates to keep an open mind as they choose their nominee.

>> i've learned something this this year and that is primaries are good and sos this is sort of our primary where we vet our candidates, the more the mer wrer. >> you see a couple of them right there, you have martin o'malley as well as bernard sanders. the democratic race there's complaints of unfair treatment within the dnc that favors hillary clinton. the dnc announced it signed a joint fundraising agreement with clinton's campaign. from sleepy suburb to high tech mecca the city of sunnyvale has become a hot spot for expanding tech companies and that brings more traffic headaches. this is one of the biggest problem spots, the intersection of highways 101 and 237 right along mathilda avenue a. some call it the mathilda monster. last night the city and vpa asked neighbors to weigh in this on solutions. many people asked for better bike routes and pedestrian options. >> we've given cars a good shot,

they get overused and if we don't do something about it we're just never going to get out of gridlock. >> designs for a traffic solution could take up to two years with an initial price tag of about $21 million. >> swroo new tech designs coming up next this morning's announcement from the white house about a new silicon valley tech hub. up in flames, a fast moving fire tears through several apartments on the peninsula. [female announcer] during mattress price wars at sleep train,

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at 6:55. new details to tell you about. several families actually homeless this morning after flames tore through their apartments late last night. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez is live at that complex along la selva avenue in san mateo with more on what's left behind. >> reporter: 14 people are out of their homes and this is the reason why. take a look at the video we got this morning of one of the five apartments that was destroyed by that fire on la selva here am san mateo last night. investigators aren't saying at that what sparked is yet but they're saying it spread quickly through attic space. the flames were voracious though everyone was able to make it out safely because it was just before 10:00 and folks were still awake. there were folks who can could not return home last might, the red cross is helping them today. if you drove nearby in san mateo or foster city or lived nearby and you smelled the smoke or saw it, this is the reason why.

in san mateo, kris sanchez, "today in the bay". i'm stephanie chuang in our san francisco news room with details on a new program used by san francisco police that they say will save lives on the streets. thanks to funding were the san francisco public health department officers are carrying narcan or naloxone, a drug that reverses the effects of overdoses or opioids like heroin and other drugs getting popular like fentanyl. sfpd saved a man who almost died of an overdose. they are now training police officers how to administer the drug, health officials say narcan use is up in san francisco reversing 75 overdoses in july compared to 25 in july of last year. at 12:30 we will get an update from san francisco police on the progress and details of this two year pilot program. in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." i'm bob redell this san

jose. overnight the obama administration announced a $171 million investment in that place right there, that's the headquarters of the flex tech alliance, a manufacturing group here in san jose. they are going to be directed to help pioneer the next generation of bendable and wearable devices. the secretary of defense, ash contractor along with the mayor of san jose is and local congress men and women will make an announcement a few hours from now at 11:00 at an event at moffett field in mountain view. the flex tech alliance will receive $75 million from uncle sam, the remainder from local government and private groups. the idea being it could lead to new technology like smart bandages, is sensors built into bridges that would monitor structural integrity and better weapons for the military. in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you very much. how do you know that it's a friday right now? mike was just singing fall set toe and laura was dancing.

>> singing fall set toe. hearth. >> the high note right now is actually going to be temperature wise today. >> it is still going to be hot across the bay, especially inland. 98 degrees in gilroy, palo alto 89, embarcadero will be at 77 and the north bay up to 91 in santa rosa, 94 concord and 98 in livermore. >> anything to dance about on those roadways? >> we have a lighter volume of traffic around the bay because it's friday. west 580 shows a little slowing, livermore did have reports of smoke on the shoulder that might be an indication for why there's more slowing there, but no activity required for the freeway, that has cleared from the chp report. slower building for the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. moving over to the peninsula the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. look at the light volume of traffic around the boy. highway 37 towards sewn had a raceway will be busy today and

all weekend long. >> we hope you have a great weekend. thanks fofr joining us. for "today in the bay" we will be back in this half an hour. >> lots of sports going on. we have coverage of the giants/cardinals game tonight starting at 7:00. good morning. breaking news. at least 25 people now dead on the island of domonica in the wake of tropical storm erika. puerto rico being lashed right now. a state of emergency just issued for florida where that storm could hit this weekend. and nbc news exclusive, a look inside the home of the man who killed two journalists on live tv. his apartment sparsely decorated except for fophotos of himself the refrigerator as the community comes together to mourn. jury deliberations underway at these