you're feeling a difference as we start out this morning with some fog. it is 57 degrees in san francisco, 56 degrees in the north bay, but look at the highs today, still 99 degrees in the north bay and the south bay 94, peninsula 86 degrees and in the tri-valley 105 degrees today, but, hey, we do catch a bit of a break with higher humidity of course, i will talk about that coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the commute is moving with mike. good morning. it's friday so we have a lighter volume of traffic but still have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, mid parking lot for the lanes off to the left. the approach over through the east bay not that bad, a little build for the tri-valley and richmond bridge shows a little slowing. san francisco we have a slower drive getting off the sky way. there is a disabled ramp off the ninth street off ramp. dream force preparations there's

a cloeshing at howard. a little build for 88 0rks we'll catch it in fremont southbound has a little more light traffic flowing south. back to you. thank you, mike. pausing to remember september 11th. 14 years ago this morning our world changed forever. at least 3,000 people killed in coordinated attacks in new york, washington and pennsylvania. this in fact is a live look at ground zero this morning where the world trade towers once stood tall. thousands gathered there right now to honor their loved ones, even children reading the names of some of the lives that were lost. now let's take to you shanksville, pennsylvania, the site of the flight 93 memorial. that flight was headed to san francisco and today the passengers on board will be honored in separate ceremonies across the country. >> "today in the bay" v. live in union city this morning. steph, many of those victims

were from the bay area. >> reporter: that's right. and that's why there's this group of nearly 30 military members from the navy recruiting district of service gathered her in a circle at the circle of remembrance at this memorial site in front of these 40 stones of the victims of flight 93. right now these officers are talking about some of the victims of 9/11. we're citing stories, talk being who they were. they're going to in a little bit also talk amongst one another about where they were that morning 14 years ago today. earlier at the moment the first plane flew into the first tower around 5:45 our time these officers held a moment of silence bowing their heads in respect. for one chief petty officer who was here, he was here last year but says this morning is different from him because he just learned a couple months ago that someone he knew was killed in the first tower. >> one of my ship mates, tara,

she was actually killed in tower one, she was on the very first ship that i was on. so i just found out about that this year. it's horrifying that that happened and it really hit me really deep. >> reporter: and many of these officers, petty officers, will be here for the 10:00 a.m. ceremony here at the flight 93 memorial. live here in union city, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you, steph. at this exact moment 14 years ago high-jackers crashed united airlines flight 175 into the upper floors of the south tower fortunate world trade center killing everyone on board and hundreds of people inside the building. >> we would like to take you back to new york city where people are gathering at the 9/11 museum and memorial. we are pausing now to remember that moment. [ moment of silence ]

the names of those who lost their lives on 9/11 will now be read one by one, family members and friends there of course as well. police agencies, first responders, everyone involved in what was one of the most horrific events in our country's history today. >> and you can look at the emotion on people's faces. 14 years worth of pain of course is there. we will never forget. now, in the aftermath of the attacks a team from the bay area was very quietly dispatched to help with some of those rescue efforts. >> that team from the menlo park fire protection district was tasked with rebuilding new york city's rescue capability because authorities believed the threat of more attacks was still very high. the task force spent nearly two

weeks in new york helping out with those rescue efforts. the team now plans to build a memorial using a piece they brought home from the world trade center plaza. now a loont at the pentagon this morning where the american flag is draped alongside the building. at 6:37 our time american airlines flight 77 crashed into the western facade of the pentagon killing all 59 people on board and 125 military and civilian personnel inside the building. in 30 minutes defense secretary ashton carter will lay a wreath and deliver remarks. there will also be a moment of silence and when this happens we will also take you there live and bring it to you. we will be covering september 11th ceremonies throughout the morning. to see a list of local 9/11 memorials taking place across the bay area you can always head to our website nbcbayarea.com. on a day where we're honoring heroes, seems more than appropriate that three more will be celebrated in sacramento after they thwarted a suspected

terror attack on a paris bound train. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us with a preview of what to expect from today's heroes parade. >> reporter: the sacramento mayor says it will be fit for a king. on the same day as that parade one of the three childhood friends who stopped that terror attack on that french train talks about those fateful moments that changed his life forever. spencer stone, anthony sadler and alek skarlatos got one of france's highest awards, the legion of honor for stopping that gun toting terrorist. that man planned to take out a train full of people taz headed from amsterdam to paris on august 21st. in an exclusive interview on the "today" show this morning spencer stone talks about taking out that terrorist. >> i remember hitting him pretty hard, we both fell down and i was kind of reaching for the gun, i couldn't find t i put him in a rear choke to defend myself. my friends came up right behind me, they took the ak from him, he pulled out the pistol, pulled

it back, put it against my head, click t didn't work, i get the clipped managed to fall out beforehand. we pried it out of his hands, the next thing i know i see he's got a box cutter and he started to slash up my neck and cut my finger down to the bone and then i just started to scream he's got a knife. get the knife. then i put him in a choke hold and choked him unconscious and i ran over to mark and stuck my finger in his neck and stopped the bleeding. >> he saved that other man's life. he nearly lost a thumb in the process, though. he is still going to need rehab but today he will just enjoy that hero's parade in sacramento. it starts at noon today and we have a crew headed there this morning. the interview is coming up on the "today" show right after this newscast. laura. thank you very much, kris. it's 6:07. a follow-up now on a rock band that escaped a fiery limousine during rush hour on wednesday

night. the red dragon cartel band was on their way to a concert in san jose when they smelled burning wires and the limo filled with smoke. the driver said he feared the passengers to get trapped by the auto locking doors but that wasn't the only problem. >> my steering went out for me so i rolled to the side. >> it keeps your mortality in check and makes you think and realize how grateful i am and we are to be alive and to be playing in this great venue. >> one door did jam, but everyone was able to make it out safely. the band said they had been trying to adjust the air conditioning in the memo when they started to smell burning wires. the chp says the limo's electrical system shorted out. one of the irish students who survived the berkeley balcony collapse is talk being his long and very difficult road to recovery. "today in the bay" bob redell is outside of valley medical center in san jose with wr that victim has been for the several months now he is ready to talk about

it. >> reporter: of the seven people who survived that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley in june nile murray is one who has been receiving treatment here at the brain and spinal cord injury unit at the santa clara valley medical center behind me. later this morning and a few hours from now he will become one of the first survivors to speak about what happened. we are told we will have his mother, brother and doctor at his side when he speaks at 11:00 this morning about his recovery and what happened on that early morning of june 16th when at a friend's 121st birthday party the balcony of the apartment unit they were at on the fourth floor, that balcony gave way sending murray and several of his friends plummeting to the ground, five students have ireland along with an irish american woman from the north bay died in that collapse. seven more people including murray were badly hurt. five of those survivors have already returned home. murray plans to return back home to ireland sometime in the near future.

again, he is expected to speak at 11:00 this morning about his recovery and again what he witnessed that morning. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. let's check the forecast now. talk about the heat all week and it's continuing today inland? >> it is. you can even tell the difference in the temperature spread this morning. in santa rosa it's 49 degrees but it's 70 degrees still in livermore. it will be another scorcher of a day especially for the inland valleys, the embarcadero will be up to 81 degrees, burlingame 87, los gatos today 99 degrees. we do still have some spots that will be hitting 100 degrees like antioch, livermore, danville and even in the north bay we could have highs today up to 98 degrees. we will take another look at this forecast and the weekend coming up. let's check in now with mike. we do have a lighter friday commute but we still have your typical patterns here. here is where our first burst was for 101 and good volume.

your map at the bottom of the screen we will show you that slowing right here, typical pattern. it's northbound 680 at highway 84 where we had a crash near the off ratcheted and split. that is off of the roadway, counter commute and light commute for the dublin interchange. slight build over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on, fills in past west grand avenue. back to you. coming up, dancing no more. how the booming tech industry is cause ago south bay dance studio to shut its doors. a mistake by the "washington post" returns into quite the hack and a young woman you will want to hear from all ahead in business and tech. plus a historic agreement reached overnight and it has to do with medical marijuana in california.

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==laura/topvo== a car slammed into the front steps of a daly city house -- new this morning, a car slammed into the front steps of a daly city house taking free with it. take a look at the pictures, the house is on may fair avenue near skyline boulevard. firefighters say it happened around 3:30 this morning. no one was hurt no. word on the extent of damage or how the car landed in the front yard. have to fix up those steps. new this morning a sweeping deal in sacramento to regulate medical marijuana across the state of california. lawmakers say they've reached an agreement on legislation that will be approved later today, the last day of session.

the measures call for a new state office that's going to govern licensing for all marijuana dispensaries. it's going to be called, quote, the bureau of medical marijuana regulations. the growers going forward will have to face strict new rules enforced by the state. the tango is giving bay to tech in mountain view. the ballroom studio run by cheryl burke is closing its doors and the networking website linkedin moving n the company plans to build a new campus at the site. it's the latest piece of the tech takeover happening through the bay area. >> i grew up in santa clara valley which is what silicon valley was before. i group up in the fruit trees and orchards and i know how it's changed from that. >> it certainly has. the dance studio is now figuring out its next move, so to speak. just days after the "washington post" ran photographs of tsa's master keys, the keys that are used to open an inspect your luggage,

someone made an exact copy. >> scott mcgrew, this is what you said would happen. we're talking about it. >> it is. the tsa was able to show the "washington post" a photograph of some of those master keys. the "washington post" took that photograph, put it on the newspaper website and hackers took a look at it and they were able to make exact copies. look at this guy, he made it off a 3-d printer and is able to open that tsa lock. this was a huge mistake by both the "washington post" and the tsa. you should never ever publish exact close up pictures of keys because this is what happens. ellen powell says she will no longer pursue legal action against kleiner perkins. she said she was had a raced and discriminated gensz at kleiner perkins but a jury says she wasn't. her case did have one bright side, it inspired a lot of talk about women and work in silicon valley.

you may recall there was a very weird backlash to a series of ads placed in prominent spots around san francisco last month, a company called run log in advertising for software engineers, labor market is so tight you have to advertise and entice people to work for you. some people of both genders objected to this sign ignoring the message which promised a great place to work and concentrating a whole lot more on the model. some said the ad was designed to appeal to men, others said it wasn't a realistic depiction of an engineer, which really hurt the feelings of the engineer in the picture so she started a twitter campaign, you may have seen t we've talked about it before, #i look like an engineer. >> it's not just women, i look like an engineer is as inclusive as it reads. >> minorities and -- >> anyone. so the whole point is that it shouldn't matter what you look like and that people shouldn't be judged based on their physical appearances on whether

or not they are capable of to actually do their job. >> so isis is the woman in the picture, yes she is an engineer and everything she makes -- everything she says makes absolute sense. it is a phenomenal interview on press here this sunday morning after "meet the press." >> i was going to say, good for her. >> good for you getting her on the show there. absolutely. thank you, scott. >> happening now, crews battling is 14,000 acre wildfire in alma do remember valley, it started as a 100 acre brush fire an more fld into massive flames. crews are having a tough time getting a handle on the flames because of the dry brush and scorching heat. 1,500 homes are threatened right now, crews say they have that fire about 10% contained. in our neck of the woods another warm one out there. >> yes. we've been talking about it getting cooler, but that's not for everybody, okay? that's only for san francisco, like half-moon bay, you know,

the coastal areas, because we do start out with some clouds and fog once again. as we take a live look at the bay bridge, a nice clear start to the day. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. do you notice something there? there's a few rain drops on saturday. we will have a slight chance of some showers moving into some parts of the bay area. right now it's 56 degrees in the north bay, it's 66 degrees in the peninsula, today's high still hot, especially for the north bay, the south bay and the tri-valley where those temperatures will still be over 100 degrees. winds coming in from the north and northwest, still fairly light during the morning, but then it does pick up as we go through the day. the winds ats about 15 to 20 miles an hour later on this evening and as it does move on shore it will bring in some cooler temperatures throughout the night. here is the thing that may throw the wrench in the forecast and change our weather, breaking our heat, the remnants of linda as it continues to spread into southern california it will bring in some higher humidity,

some clouds, even scattered showers and thunderstorms. we do expect that to move in late saturday night into early sunday morning. some of the computer models are picking up on a slight chance of rain, especially for the south bay. as that moisture moves through the north it just fizzles out. we will be watching that because it looks like we will all see some clouds and some higher humidity and a slight chance of some showers and storms and also some dry lightning, too. that a concern saturday night into sunday and then by -- into the start of next week we will feel those temperatures coming down a few more degrees. if you are heading to the gear deli chocolate festival this weekend from noon to 5:00 it will be spectacular in san francisco. great weather for that. as we head towards southern california once again a chance of showers and storms there and some lightning. we will keep that slight dhans chance of rains in the peninsula and south bay for saturday. sunday the temperatures coming down a few more degrees, the

humidity will make it feel a little more muggy. when it's muggy and 91 degrees that's not good. bad hair days coming this weekend. keep that in mind and right now mike gets you prepared for that morning commute. maybe it's a good weekend form baseball kaps for some. bay bridge we do still have the metering lights on. friday a lighter volume of traffic but still enough to kick off the metering lights on. golden gate bridge a little lower visibility, fog in the area has returned and so there will be a little slowing across that span. nothing dramatic. you have an easy drive out of the north bay for 101, east shore freeway just starts to show a little build, down just around 60 miles an hour through berkeley and a approach. in san francisco a reminder dream force starts next week, they closed down howard past mosconi center all the way true the 20th. more traffic on that side of the highway. over at t and t park this evening there is a game, more slowing this evening, a little slowing for 880 from hayward

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supporters in san francisco will stand in solidarity today with dozens of 6:24. latina immigrants and their supporters in san francisco will stand in solidarity today with dozens of migrant workers on the other side of the country. the 100 women 100 miles campaign coincides with pope francis' visit to the united states. it's a 100 mile walk from pennsylvania to washington, d.c. ahead of the pope's arrival. the walk is a call for killing knit for migrants, something the pope is expected to address when he meets with president obama and koongs. the walk begins next week. today supporters will hold a rally in san francisco to bring awareness to the pope's message. more information on what might have sparked a raging fire that damaged or destroyed four homes in bay point early yesterday morning. firefighters were focusing on a nearby vehicle as a point of origin for that fire.

now investigators say it may have started from someone smoking drugs insides of a minivan next to one of those houses. they found drugs and paraphernalia. seven people were injured but then are considered life-threatening. a man is in jail after he led officers on a bizarre chase in san francisco. it all started yesterday near at&t park, the man was stopped by chp officers 4:30 in the afternoon, he tried >> make a run for it by jumping into the water near 4th and king street. our nbc chopper was overhead as the suspect swam around for quite some time, eventually you saw him climbing on to an old pier then he started doing pushups. officers stayed back and negotiators convinced him to eventually surrender. they stayed back to see who they were dealing w chp says there was a warrant out for his arr t arrest. 6:26. a city wide thank you to the

three american heroes who stopped a suspected terror attack overseas. >> on a day to honor heroes the nation pause toss remember september 11th. right now the names of the victims killed 14 years ago today are being read and ground zero. >> police and families sitting here. you were taken from your mom alice and your dad edward, your brothers and sisters and this world much too early at the age of 25. joey -- joining us. i'm sam brock

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. ==lauox a good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're tracking its weather and roads. mike inouye has a look at that morning commute but let's start out with meteorologist kari hall. she has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> and we are hoping for some cooler weather, but not today. especially for most of us inland and as our temperatures start out in the mid 50s, it's 57 degrees in san francisco, 66 degrees in the peninsula, highs today 94 degrees in the south bay, 99 in the north bay, east bay 85 and the tri-valley 102 degrees. san francisco today 80 and the peninsula in the mid 80s. take a look at this shot from san bruno. i will talk about that fog and if it lingers into the weekend coming newspaper just a few minutes. even just looking at that little bit of fog was refreshing for me. this is a beautiful view of the bay bridge toll plaza but it does have the backup.

on friday we do have this backup here, the san mateo bridge also showing a good volume of traffic building westbound, we have slowing for both of those spans heading over toward 101 on that peninsula side. the map will show you nothing dramatic but we do have the jam for the east shore freeway starting down, 680 there's your volume starting to build even on a friday we do have that slowing. back to you. pause to go remember and also to reflect. this morning the nation honors all of the people killed in the september 11th terror attacks 14 years ago today. a live look at a ceremony taking place at ground zero where thousands are gather to go place roses in honor of their loved ones. >> similar events are happening across the country. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is in union city at a mem he real for the victims of united flight 93. right now we turn to "today in the bay" dave wagner. he joins from us ground zero. dave, certainly a very emotional day for this country.

>> it is. it's sacred, solemn, it's a somber day here in new york city and has been for the past 14 years. we've looked at one world trade center, it's been shrouded in fog nor most of the morning. back on this day 14 years ago it was a bright sunny day when those planes hit the world trade center towers. we've been watching and listening to the names of the kick tims being read and it really puts into great perspective the toll of this. nearly 3,000 people killed in these attacks and we've been watching family members read those names and then moments of silence by this point two planes had hit both towers of the world trade center, a plane had yet to hit the pentagon or crash in shanksville, but at this point in new york both those towers had already been hit by planes. 19 high-jackers, four planes, nearly 3,000 lives lost in what took about 102 minutes from

beginning to end. we watched it all unfold on live television. it was hard to imagine what was taking place, hard to understand and we didn't know until, you know, much later exactly who was behind all this. it's a painful day for folks in new york and i can also say it's an important day for folks around the country. since 9/11 there has been a bit of a national day of service around the country. it's not an official day, but it's a day in which a lot of people have chosen to do good will in this country. it's an -- acts of good will after just a terrible act of terror 14 years ago. >> what a nice way to honor the victims as well, dave. that's a great piece of information to know. >> very much so. thank you, dave. now a live look from shanksville, pennsylvania this morning where a memorial for those on board flight 93 now open. 14 years after the attack on september 11th. homeland security director jeh johnson will join family members

of the fallen at a ceremony at the national memorial where that plane went down. here at home a personal connection to flight 93 and a ceremony that will take place at the flight 93 memorial in union city. "today in the bay" v. is live outside that memorial. steph, we say it's personal because many of those vic stims were from the bay area. >> reporter: they were. san francisco e oakland, san ramone, san ra alley and san jose is where pilot jason dah was born and raised. just minutes ago 17 navy recruiters from the bay area left this circle of remembrance here at the flight 93 memorial, 40 granite stones with the names, ages and home towns of the victims, you can see flowers atop them. the path ends at a circle of hope with the american flag flying at the end. around 5:45 this morning the officers bowed their heads for a moment of silence and each read a story of a 9/11 vic stim. for some this year is more personal. one chief petty officer said he

just learned two months ago one of his former ship mates was killed in the first tower. >> it's horrifying that that happened and it really hit me really deep. so something -- knowing that now that i'm here, this year again because i was here last year, it's going to be even more powerful for me for this year. i'm actually kind of shaking a little bit right now just thinking about it. >> reporter: very emotional. on these stones you can see there's also a mirror. that is so the person looking at the memorials will see themselves and represent that it could have been anyone on that flight that day. meantime those navy recruiters are set to be back at 10:00 this morning. then when the ceremony to remember the 40 victims of flight 93 will begin. live in union city, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a lot of tears. thank you very much, stephanie. it's 6:35. a federal program that promises millions of dollars to sick 9/11 responders and survivors is set to expire next year. that means thousands of people are scrambling to figure out how

to pay their ongoing medical bills. the program was created back in 2011 and since then has paid out about $411 million in medical and pharmacy bills. it was designed to end within five years because it was so expensive. in the past year alone almost 22000 people have received treatment through that program. we will be covering september 11th ceremonies throughout the morning. to see a list of local 9/11 memorials taking place across the bay area you can head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. today also marks another grim milestone. three years since the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, lib yachlt the attack by islamic militants that killed the u.s. ambassador and bay area native kris stevens. three other americans also died in the attack. several libyan militia members have been charged. happening today, the heroic spirit of september 11th lives on in sacramento for three friends there. the young men will be honored for stopping a suspected terrorist attack in france.

>> modern day heroes, present day, kris sanchez joining us now with more on today's big celebration. >> it will be a big celebration two hours long but today we're hearing what a miracle it is, that it is a parade for all three frentds and not just two because when spencer stone seen here crushed that terrorist the terrorist tried to shoot him in the head and slash his neck. spencer stone there in the sling along with anthony sadler and alek skarlatos were awarded france's legion of hodger for stopping that gun toting terrorist who planned to take out a train full of people on august 21st. in an exclusive interview spencer stone talks about rushing toward that danger. >> i remember hitting him pretty hard, we both fell down and i was kind of reaching for the gun, i couldn't find t i put him in a rear choke to defend myself and that's when my friend anthony and alec came up behind me, they took the ak from him, he pulled out the pistol, pulled

it back, put it against my head t didn't work. >> he fired that pistol. >> his head and luckily it did not work. the terrorist slashed stone's neck with a box cutter and he nearly lost a thumb in the same way. still needs rehab for that. today he will enjoy that parade in sacramento along with his two middle school friends. it starts at noon in sacramento and we have a crew there. the interview is coming up on the "today" show after this newscast. you will want to see it for yourself. >> thank you, kris. also happening today, a young man hurt when a balcony collapsed in berkeley will talk about his long road to recovery for the first time. "today in the bay" bob redell outside valley medical center in san jose where the victim has been being treated for the last several months. >> reporter: treated in the brain and spinal cord injury unit here at santa clara valley medical center. nile murray will become one of the first survivors to speak about what happened this past june. he will have his mother, brother

and doctor by his side when he speaks at 11:00 this morning about his recovery and what happened that early morning of june 16th when at a friend's 21st birthday party the balcony of the fourth floor unit at the library gardens apartment complex failed, sending murray and several of his friends plummeting to the ground. five students from ireland along with an irish american woman from the north bay died. that was six people who perished during that collapse. seven more people including murray were badly hurt. five of those survivors have already turned home. he does plan to fly back to ireland for continued treatment soon. the alameda district attorney's office has opened a criminal investigation into that collapse. nile murray one of the seven survivors expected to speak here at the valley med can center a little later this morning about four hours from now. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." it will be interesting to get his take on it. thank you. heading into the weekend, triple digits again, kari, in

parts of the bay. >> especially inland. take a look at this beautiful shot of the sunrise from the sunol hills and yes we do have a few clouds back this morning. it is 70 degrees in the east bay while the north bay is at 49 degrees, san francisco starts out at 57 degrees a look at all the microclimates. we do see it is 76 degrees this morning in discovery bay, but we do have some widespread 60s in the east bay right now and highs today will still be very hot. in spots like gilroy 102, in palo alto 92 degrees n san jose 94, the castro will be at 80 degrees and 89 degrees in napa, novato also 89, antioch 100 degrees, hayward 86 and livermore today still 100 degrees. the heat does break this weekend, but we will see some humidity going up. i will talk about that coming newspaper a few minutes. let's check in with mike. we're showing a live look here, san jose northbound 101,

it's not so bad the flow of traffic, we're getting a few more cars here. the map translates to slower speeds as we have that build in the volume 101, 87 and all your northbound routes through san jose. over here north 85 at 280 we also have a stall reported just around the interchange, should get quickly moved from that chaer change but we are batching the connector. we're seeing a slower drive west 92 across san mateo bridge. typical patterns, slowing for the nimitz as well as 680 heading south down in through fremont and the east shore freeway builds, so does highway 4. concord, walnut creek interchange and richmond slower drives. the bay bridge toll plaza has your metering lights on but nothing dramatic right now. back to you. now to a live look at the pentagon in morning where defense secretary ashton carter is expected to speak right now. in fact, let's listen in. >> -- where they may hide, they will not escape the long arm of

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details: [==sam/ots== on that plane that caught fire on the runway in las vegas. new details now on that plane that caught fire on the runway in las vegas. investigators say engine parts found on the runway indicate a rare catastrophic failure. the engine burst into flames tuesday at mckaren international airport in las vegas as that plane was about to take off luckily before it took off all 170 people aboard were able to evacuate safely. some did suffer minor injuries. now, early findings show that the failure happened where the engine was under the highest pressure. he getters say pieces of the engine came loose and sliced through the casing. we are awaiting to learn more about the marine killed at camp pendleton near san diego. he was part of a training exercise when he vehicle he was in crashed and rolled yesterday. 18 other service members were injured. the marinas name has not been released. they have not said what type of

vehicle was involved in the crash. now to a developing story, terror in arizona. another shooting on the state's busy interstate 10. this morning we are learning about an 11th shooting on that freeway just in the last couple of weeks. yesterday someone shot at five vehicles. no injuries were reported in this latest string of shootings. investigations still searching for the people possible. the arrest of three santa clara county jail workers notice death of an inmate is prompting is new call to action. each of the three deputies now face murder charges in the beating of michael tyree. yesterday santa clara county supervisors and law enforcement leaders announced the formation of a blue ribbon commission. panel members will examine the correctional system and present recommendations next year. also more training will be done to improve the interactions workers have with mentally ill inmates. the stock market has been a bit choppy so as far this morning. >> scott mcgrew, investors are

thinking beyond the weekend. >> we may see a rate hike. look at the market it's been an odd year for tech stocks, fewer tech companies have gone public, the fewest since 2008. the ones that do have had mixed success. we've been talking about sun run. a bay area company. if you got in on this ipo back in august and got that stock at $14, boy, you're wishing you didn't because you can buy it today for $11. it's never climbed above it's own ipo price. yesterday the company said it made it's first profit and still investors yawned. no tech stock more disappointing an alibaba.í @z cf1 o that down 40% for the year. this was not the biggest tech ipo, it was the biggest ipo period. the smartest thing you could have done at the time was not buy t those are things that go down. let's talk about things that go up and specifically spaceships. space ex has released new pictures insides its tra gone crew capsule.

this would be what it would look like if you were a spacex astronaut. you would have these control panels. look at the button execute command and then just, you know, deorbit now. i am going to sign up to be a spacex astronaut because i can run a dishwasher. >> that's what it looks like, the panel on a dishwasher. >> yes. >> where is the houston, we have a problem button. >> maybe you can also delay it. don't deorbit now, but in 30 minutes when i'm out of the showe shower. >> thank you, scott. it is 6:48 and it's time to turn to decision 2016. we learned overnight carly fiorina officially made that cut. it will be the first time fiorina will come face-to-face with donald trump since he made a comment about her appearance to "rolling stone." but trump reportedly already moving on. his latest attack was against

ben carson, calling him an okay doctor, but now trump's rivals are striking back. >> he is an ego maniac. the only thing he believes in is himself. >> despite the enemies he's making along the way trump's numbers seem to just keep going up. cnn's latest poll has him way out front at 32%. don't miss it tonight, more presidential race high jinx in store when donald trump pays a visit to jimmy fallon and "the tonight show." he will discuss his presidential campaign and perhaps endorse some jokes at his own expense. it's tonight on nbc obamacare, right after our late news. >> no doubt must see tv. if you're looking for a little bit of a sweet escape this weekend, you have the coastline and that is about it. >> it will be still hot inland over the next couple of days we will trade the high leet for high humidity.

do you like that? probably not. mike is like huh-uh. as we take a live look now at san jose we start out with clear skies and mostly clear conditions a mild start, but we do see the fog and clouds rolling across the coast. our temperatures are cooler there and will be cooler this afternoon, but no relief for us inland. 94 degrees in the south bay, north bay 99 degrees, the east bay 8 5rks the tri-valley 102 and it will be 86 degrees in the peninsula. let's get a look at that shot from san bruno mountain. you can see the fog just rolling across san francisco. absolutely gorgeous way to start out the day and not much of a wind, either, as we are seeing carl the fog returning to the bay area. as we go into the afternoon the winds will pick up, coming on shore later on today this is not until 4:00 when the winds pick up to close to 20 miles an hour. in the meantime we have to suffer with this heat, but one thing may break this heat, we're

watching the remnants of what was tropical storm listen darks now a tropical depression. it does bring in some clouds, higher humidity and some rain for southern california, but the models are also picking up on a chance that we could see some rain in the bay area, especially the south bay, between late saturday night into early sunday morning and we will all feel the mug yeens coming in, especially by sunday and that tropical moisture will help drop our temperatures, but it will be a great weekend for spending outside in spots like the mountain view art and wine festival. the lombardi trophy will be there, too. it will be in the 70s and 80s for both days this weekend. let's see how the commute is rolling now with mike. you saw eight of those trophies i think when you were out there yesterday so good stuff. we're looking over toward san mateo. it's all right, westbound, building and it's slowly. this is friday. we still have the low down. you will see west 92 starting to build and a crash north through san mateo heading up to

burlingame. sounded like everything was moved off to the shoulder but you see the slowing already there. there's the build for 880 and 680, this corridor shows a slower drive for the east bay, heading down in towards san jose where the northbound 101 and 87 routes are the worst of them. crash 680 at mckee has cleared to the shoulder. a slower drive down the east shore freeway, a new crash right around golden gate field. i do want to show you a live look past the coliseum where the volume is starting to pick up but it's on the southbound side. otherwise things are pretty calm. back to you. >> coming up, a day to remember and of course one to reflect, how the nation is paying its respects to the thousands of lives lost 14 years ago today. a celebration to honor three california men who stopped a suspect terrorist on a european train. honor the lives of nearly 3-

thousand americans, killed at 6:55. this morning we remember and honor the lives of nearly 3,000 americans killed 14 years ago today. a live look at shanksville, pennsylvania right now, its site of flight 93 national memorial. you hear the bells ringing. that flight was headed to san francisco and today passengers on board will be honored in separate ceremonies across the country. it's a power fortunately day as well here in the bay area. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us live from union city this morning.

steph, many of those victims on flight 93 were from the bay area. >> reporter: that's right. you have nicole miller, want dra da green of oakland, just a few names here on these 40 granite stones with the names, ages and home towns ever all the victims of flight 93. already people have come here this morning to pay their respects. navy recruiters came and bowed their heads for a moment of silence and went around each reading a story of a 9/11 victim before talking about where they were when they learned about the attacks. they will be back this morning for the ninth year of a ceremony honoring the victims who fought to regain control of the plane and preventing terrorists from reaching their believed target of the u.s. capitol. we have a ceremony with the mayor and navy recruiters coming back set to start at 10:00 this morning. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay.." in just a few moments fire stations across san francisco, every fire station, is going to ring a bell to signify the,

quote, last alarm. this will happen the very moment the south tower started to collapse. when the ceremony starts we are going to bring it to you live. at 6:56 happening today, people will line the streets of sacramento to honor three young men who helped take down a suspected terrorist on a paris bound train. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us from our newsroom with more on the parade the acts that led up to it. >> reporter: that parade and ceremony was nearly for just two of the three friends because one was almost killed twice in the heroic act performed that darks spencer stone, anthony sadler and alek skarlatos were awarded france's legion of honor for stopping that gun toting terrorist who planned to take out a train full of people on august 21st. in an exclusive interview on the "today" show this morning spencer stone talks about the terrorist trying to shoot him in the head and slash his neck. stone choked him to unconsciousness and then used his training as a u.s. air force medic to save another man hot by

that terrorist. >> i stuck my fingers in his neck and stopped the bleeding. >> how that sacramento parade starts off at noon. spencer stone's interview, the full edition coming up on the "today" show in a few minutes. you will want to stick around for that. >> thank you very much. i want to check the forecast with kari. >> it's been hot this week and this weekend still pretty warm. we will have a slight chance of rain in the south bay and peninsula late saturday night into early sunday and it's still going to be in the 80s and 90s all across the bay. >> the air conditioner will be working in the car what, else is working. >> a lot of folks will be working there are slow spots, even though it's friday we will see some of the focus of the traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights were turned on regular time, the backup and into the maze slow down the east shore freeway. golden gate bridge you're going to slow a bit because carl the fog was returned. you can see up to the south tower but you can't see much beyond that. tap those brakes just for safety

sake ncht the san mateo bridge your commute buildings to the peninsula. >> before we go another look now at the fire station 7 in san francisco where a bell ringing ceremony is taking place to remember the first responders who lost their lives on 9/11. this is the exact moment that the south tower started to fall. >> memorials going on across the country honoring some of the first responders. so many lost their lives on this day 14 years ago and we will

certainly never forget. >> again, laura, it's every fire station in san francisco that's ringing that bell today at 6:03 our time is when the second tower was struck. we take a moment now to remember the victims.