laura//cont. vo nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. a house with a suspected police shooter inside is on fire this morning. >> let's get right to that breaking news that's been unfolding since yesterday afternoon. the suspect is still barricaded inside the home. what's happening? >> it might be hard to see the home. the home is about 1 1/2 blocks away. that house front porch has been on fire the past 1:45 after the alameda county sheriff's office was running the tactical

barricade situation and launched tear gas in there. they believe the suspect is inside. this is the sergeant doing an impromptu news conference. we'll get more information. around 2:15 they put that tear gas. in the house caught fire. they were in touch with the suspect via phone until around 3:30. while the house was still burning. the phone line went dead. it's a small home. they have the home surrounded and trying to figure out how to flush him out. they believe he is alive inside. >> we are not talking about the man. we are trying to get him to come out and surrender. we haven't talked to him in about 45 minutes. >> you believe it's possible he is alive inside. >> it's possible if he is in a room and encapsulated himself and sealed off the room he could still be alive. i talked to the fire folks. they tell me that's very possible. >> you have armored cars around

the house? >> we are shielding the firefighters in case, in the event of gun fire. they have water that they are putting on the house to make sure the fire doesn't get out of control and he can come out at that point. >> the phone line went dead around 3:30 about an hour ago. is that right? >> we are going on 45 minutes with our last contact with him. at this point, daylight will be our friend. we are going to use robots and other technology to go in there. >> you were negotiating about 3 1/2 hours. did he give you any sense why he didn't come out? >> no. there was communication. we are not going to get into those details right now. strictly our job and focus is the tactical operation. we'll turn that over to the oakland police çdepartment. >> he's local?

he's familiar to law enforcement and did have his parents out here. >> we did try to use his parents to help get him out. i don't know how that went. >> that was sergeant ray kelly. to give you background, we'll play video from yesterday. this is around 1:30 yesterday afternoon when fremont police pulled over the suspect at fremont and washington. that is not too far us from. it's not clear what that traffic stop was about. there was a confrontation. want officer was shot. the suspect fled. police found him ten minutes later. there was another exchange of gun fire. boast officers taken to san jose regional medical center. the detective is in stable condition. the first officer in critical condition. we heard from alameda county sheriff's office, they believe

he is still inside the home. it's just the porch on fire. maybe there was some extension to the rafters. it is a survivable situation. they are trying to get him to come out. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >> this all started with a traffic stop at fremont 1:30 yesterday afternoon. >> exactly. bob redell will stay on that scene. you need to avoid that area. mike has a look of the traffic around that area. >> over all the bay area traffic very light. right in that area, let me show you what we are talking about. this is north of mission boulevard. this is off osgood. alongside the train tracks. up here there is washington at

fremont. that safeway shopping center, avoid that because there is a lot of activity there. there is a coffee bean there in the morning that is popular. avoid the area, if you can. robert, washington, fremont boulevard. five points area of irvington district of fremont. avoid that area because of that police activity. over here 680, freeways are moving smoothly. we'll follow what else is going on in the next report. thank you very much. a former stanford swimmer set to be set today for the rape of a woman outside a campus fraternity party. prosecutors recommended that brock turner get six years in prison. the 20-year-old has no prior criminal record. that's part of the reason why the probation department is recommending only six months in county jail. the victim has written the judge directly. she says the probation

department's recommendation is a mockery of the seriousness of his assault. the case helped to spark a national debate of sexual assault on college campuses all over the country. san francisco police officers will soon wear body cameras. the commission voted 5-2 to approve the camera policy. last night critics let acting chief tony chaplin know they are not happy with his performance. they want a community meeting to discuss the officer-involved shooting that led to the death of an unarmed woman last month. the interim police chief has no such plans. >> i'm not having town halls after somebody gets murdered. >> if the department is going to look backward and stop being as transparent as it has been, i don't think that is a good sign. >> chaplin says he is moving quickly to address the issues that led to police shooting, including the escalation training. he is planning to meet with

officers at every district station to improve communications there. 4:37 on thursday morning. every day this week we started off with fog out there. >> it's going to get hotter today. oakland back in the 80s today. it's going to get hot there. get ready for another toasty day. here is the fog at the coastline. san francisco inundated. 58 in south bay. we are expecting another hot one but mild at the coastline. san francisco 71 there. inland is going to be hot. talking lows to mid 90s. gets hotter for tomorrow. cooling for the weekend and chance of thunderstorms. we'll see you in a few minutes. one phone call made by the mother whose son fell into the

gorilla enclosure. the new date to reopen lanes on the freeway. a close eye on a standoff situation happening in fremont. bob redell live at the scene. there is a fire going on. the suspect barricaded inside. both sides of i-5 in tracy are

massive ed because of that sinkhole. a messy situation in tracy. both sides of i-5 are closed. the freeway will not be open until friday night. northbound lanes shut down seuss morning by highway 132 after the discovery of a huge sinkhole which was only one food wide. last night crews shut down the southbound lanes. workers say as they dug deeper, the hole kept getting bigger. an old irrigation line caused the sinkhole. detours will remain in place. 4:41. we obtained the 911 calls of the mother of the toddler who fell into a gorilla enclosure. >> my son fell in the zoo exhibit at the gorilla. >> be calm. >> he's dragging my son. i can't watch this. >> the 3-year-old was rescued

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standoff that's going on more than four hours now connected to a man police believe was involved in officer-involved shootings. this all started at about 1:30 yesterday afternoon during a traffic stop and has been going on for the better part of a day. police officers managed to trap that man inside a house on fremont on washington and robert. they were using tear gas to flush him out. they are not sure if he is or is not still alive. authorities telling us it's possible that man is still alive, maybe encapsulated inside a room. rob redell is out there live and will give us developments as he gets them. jumping ahead to what will be hopping at oracle.

warriors play game one against the cleveland cavaliers. this time around, the cavs have a full complement of players. two key components were just last time, kevin love and kyree irving. >> it might go down as one of the greatest nba finals in the history of the league. are we going to break temperatures? >> i've run out of orange and red ties. i've run out of warm colors.

>> grab a bottle of water, keep that a.c. handy. it's going to be hot. it's been relentless. my kids call that a man-a-moon -- banana-shaped moon. they're only 3. cool in san francisco. 71. 83 for the east bay. the tri-valley, you'll get up to 98. north bay temperatures near 93. it's going to stay hot today. even hotter tomorrow just by a couple of degrees. that will push the tri-valley near 100 degrees and maybe over. we'll see an upper level low. unfortunately since we've got temperatures so hot, it's hard to breakthrough the planetary

boundary area. that will lead to potential for lightning. 19 for san jose, 95 for los gatos. 87 palo alto. san francisco, upper 60s to low 70s. staying warm across parts of the north bay and hotter today across the tri-valley. pushing 98 in places. >> let's talk about city limits. the bay bridge, it's a clear view of the toll plaza here. emeryville looking at that same structure. you can barely make out that span. low clouds after talking about fog. golden gate bridge will be an issue again. this is the bay bridge heading across. can't see the city and can't see the golden gate bridge which is sometimes visible in the distance. a very easy drive around the

bay. speed sensors show up green all over the place. hopefully can show you that. bay bridge. little fog in the north bay. petaluma, santa rosa. rest of the bay moves well. fremont, avoid washington at fremont. that's the five points area. the freeway not much besides overnight road work going on. a smooth flow of traffic. back to you. >> thank you very much. there's concern about keeping the peace as donald trump the presumptive gop presidential nominee is set to appear in san jose later today. >> police department is getting ready for possible protests during his rally tonight. officers went door-to-door yesterday warning people in the area the crowds could be large in that downtown area trump rallies have drawn large-scale

protests, fights and arrests. several streets around the convention center will be closed off at the beginning of noon today. donald trump was at sacramento's international jet center for a rally last night. trump has several events scheduled in california. we are six days away from the california primary. a lot of political activity in the golden state. hillary clinton and her campaign tour making another stop in california. mrs. clinton will appear in san diego to deliver a foreign policy address. it is expected sheç will talk about why she believes donald trump is not qualified to be commander in chief. >> bernie sanders reporters are rejected in a san francisco courtroom. they demand a preliminary injunction for the primaries. they wanted election officials to give independent voters more information claiming unaffiliated voters got differing information from other counties. the judge answered that california voters are smart enough to know what their rights are. he said the lawsuit does not

belong in his court but should have been filed with the state. federal regulators taking on pay day lenders. tesla ceo elon musk says he knows who his biggest competitor will be and it's not another car company. we turn to landon dowdy live from cnbc world news headquarters. wall street coo start the day in a holding pattern. futures are slightly lower and markets bounced back from early losses wednesday. this dow nasdaq managing small gains rising for a sixth straight session. the nasdaq up four points to 4952. federal regulators are clamping down on pay day lenders because borrowers need protection from practices that often turn into

debt traps. the agency is proposing they prove customers can repay the money without having to repea d repeatedly take out loans. >> elon musk thinks apple will get into the car business speaking at the annual tech conference. he believes apple will be a direct competitor with an electric car that could go into production by 2020. musk says apple will probably make a good car and be successful, though apple hasn't confirmed it is actually working on a car. >> provide tunes to the i car. that would be neat to see. thank you very much. 4:52. nature up close and personal. a sight people saw shopping in anchorage. >> we have multiple crews working breaking news out of fremont where a standoff is still under way after two police

officers were shot. one critically injured. we've been posting updates to twitter. bob redell is bringing us another live report. plus getting you prepared for next week's california primaries. see what your personalized ballot will look like. imagine drones - monitoring

sharks .. to keep swimmers and surfers safe along the coastline. that kind of thin imagine drones monitoring sharks to keep swimmers and surfers safe along the coastline. it may be closer than you think. researchers are trying to develop drone technology that cannot only spot sharks but track them. a similar project is in development in australia. right now the problem is technology is not always

accurately differentiate between the real thing and a piece of drift wood and there is a big difference. have you wished you could yelp your muni ride? examine about the guy who wouldn't give up his seat? you may soon have the chance. >> it would make for entertaining reading. muni is considering a future for its ticketing app, drivers would presumably be fair game as would long delays. muni said trips and riders would be rated. not whether specific complaints would be allowed. dozens of people standing and watching as a moose gives birth in the middle of a parking lot.

>> look at that big tongue licking at the little moose calf. another day approaching mid 90s temperatures. >> 90s in our inland valley, cool in the coastline. more about that and weekend thunder. a standoff still going on after a police shooting. the latest on negotiations with the suspect. breaking news we are following in fremont. a standoff going on for hours after a police shooting. we'll have the latest on the negotiations with the suspect. a fire happening right now. -- where police have a suspect

surrounded. flash bangs and fire at a house -- where a man has barricaded breaking news out of fremont. police have a suspect surrounded in this house that is burning. the fire happened there when a man barricaded himself inside now almost five hours. >> the standoff has been going on since midnight. here is a live look at the scene

where bob redell is reporting and bringing us updated information. that is near a major intersection in fremont. police are trying to flush out suspect they believe is involved in two officer-involved shooting. >> they happened yesterday afternoon. one officer is in critical condition, the other is stable. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. first a quick check of your weather with anthony. >> it's going to be sweltering in places like the tri-valley pushing 100 degrees. in the south will be at the mid 90s. the coastline will stay cool there. here is a look at san jose. the moon and clear skies. fog trying to push into the south bay. we've got very dry boundary layer. 95. 90 in the north bay. we'll talk more about the thunder headed this