heavy lifting. game one is in the books. warriors lead the cavs 1-0 in their series. highlights on the way. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> a very good friday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it's a feel-good friday. the warriors won. a very hot friday. like almost historically hot. >> we'll see if we can get to 105 degree territory out toward concord and antioch, those are closing in on records. a mild start to the bay area. especially hill tops seeing numbers in the 60s. clear skies, pretty view in san francisco. 256. watch how quickly temperatures will go from 40s, 50s and 60s to 90s at noon in the tri-valley. upper 80s around san jose. then mid to upper 90s in the south bay by 3:00 and closing in on 100 degrees. the weekend forecast not that much cooler. we'll have a look at that coming

up in a few minutes. >> looking over here at our live camera. 101 head nights north at 680. we are going to talk about morgan hill closure and construction should be clearing any second now. north of there in san jose and the bay bridge, no problems there. a smooth drive around the approach from the bridge. the maze and bridge itself, no problems. friday we should see a much lighter build. we will have a wait coming up. back to you. >> thank you so much. developing story this morning. dozens of law enforcement officials continuing to offer their support to the two wounded fremont police officers. one police officer and one detective who are still hospitalized at regional medical center in san jose. they were shot on wednesday by a suspect who brought a neighborhood to a standstill. >> bob redell was there yesterday. this morning he is at the regional medical center in san jose. what's the word on the officers'

conditions? >> good morning. fremont police tell us their officer, the one who was critically injured, can survive his injuries. but that the first 24 to 48 hours is crucial. by that measure he is in that critical time period. the other officer is recovering well here at san jose regional medical center. yesterday, law enforcement from all over the bay area streamed in to offer their support. yesterday afternoon the one officer pulled over a driver. there was a confrontation and shootout between the men. ten minutes later, the suspect got into another shootout with the detective who was shot once and is now in stable condition. >> i should say thank you to the medical staff who helped to care for our wounded officers. we are very grateful to them for

their kindness. >> the suspect, 44-year-old lived here in willow glen neighborhood. until recently he was on mandatory supervised probation and served time in prison for drugs and weapons conviction. he died yesterday during a standoff with police. the house in fremont he was holed up in caught fire after s.w.a.t. fire tear gas canisters in an attempt to flush him out. his body was found inside a closet. the coroner had yet to determine if he died from the fire or injury sustained from the shootout with police. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it is 5:03. happening today, a former 49ers defensive star accused of raping a disabled woman will answer to charges in court today. dana stubblefield is accused of attacking a developmental disabled woman who went who his home for a job interview more

than a year ago. his legal team is calling it a money grab and claim she is mentally competent. his lawyers filed a motion asking to remove the county prosecutor from the case. bernie sanders is gaining ground before next tuesday's california primaries. polls suggest they are basically, clinton and sanders, in a dead heat. today senator sappeders will be back inç the bay area. yesterday he was in modesto. tension in downtown san jose as donald trump fueled a confrontational night. kris sanchez with more. >> good morning. all quiet here now, but trump supporters poured out of the san jose convention center. they found themself with protesters with a counter message. one officer was assaulted, several people were arrested.

this was hardly peaceful. pro trump and anti-trump supporters shouted at each other, shoving each other around on the sidewalk. one woman was walking out with a trump jersy, got egged in the face. other people outside set trump campaign items on fire. there was a heavy police presence. police expected anywhere from 12,000 to 15,000 people here. things escalated and spilled down the street, police tried to disperse the crowd. >> this is for the wealth. >> you don't like immigrants? maybe you should go back to europe. >> i'm not from europe. >> really? >> no. >> i'm from tracy, california. i'm from the united states. >> there are a lot of supporters here but i don't know where they come from. this is a city that strongly supports immigrants. >> all of this happened after donald trump's hour-long speech inside which he countered hillary clinton's claim earlier in the day that he was not fit

to be president because in her words, he is reckless and dangerous. >> hillary clinton has to go to jail. okay? she has to go to jail. that was a phony hit job. she is guilty as hell. while trump talked about hillary clinton in that hour-long speech, he made no mention of a key endorsement he got. trump said nothing about getting the nod from the party's highest leader, paul ryan, speaker of the house. trump is taking his next rally to redding so he will remain in california today. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. the rally coming hours after hillary clinton leveled her strongest attack yet against donald trump. this is a seminole moment in the campaign for hillary clinton. she questioned his mental stability for the job. she criticized his lack of knowledge when it comes to foreign policy. take a listen. >> donald trump's ideas aren't

just different, they are dangerously incoherent. they are not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. >> mrs. clinton has stops planned in several cities today. she'll be in los gatos this sunday with former president bill clinton. 5:07. a developing story on a tragic incident tied to the massive flooding in texas. at least five soldiers are dead and four others are missing after fast-moving flood waters swept away a military base. fellow soldiers and their families are stunned. >> definitely devastating. our hearts go out to the families and soldiers involved in this. i can't imagine what they are going through. >> it happened during a training exercise in a wooded area of the base. crews say they have not given up the search for those still unaccounted for. south bay commuters might have to pay more in sales tax.

last night vta board of directors approved putting a proposal on the november ballot. in 2/3 voters approved the measure, santa clara county would increase its sales tax by 0.5%. that would help pay for the south bay b.a.r.t. extension and modernize cal train and easing traffic on the busiest freeways, including highway 85. >> clear lanes straight to the championship for the warriors. winning never gets old. especially when it is the first step what the warriors are hoping is a championship trophy. >> for fans watching one of the nba finals at oracle last night, there was ample time to hunt for souvenirs before the game ended. warriors took control in the fourth quarter and cruised to victory against the cleveland cavaliers. 104-89. warriors faithful hope this is the first sign of things to come. >> home-court advantage, we still have the game to play in

cleveland. i believe in my warriors. >> they are healthy this year. we are ready for no excuses, no complaining and i think we'll sweep them this year. >> the warriors' bench outscored cleveland's backups by 35 points. >> here is a live look at the now-quiet oracle where game two will rev up taking place sunday at 5:00 p.m. that is a scary thought the fact these two had their worst games in the series, steph and clay and they won by 15 points. good luck, cavs. >> there we go. good luck today finding a cool spot. stay hydrated. >> the odds of finding a cool spot around the bay area shrank compared to yesterday. we'll see the coast in san francisco probably one of the few areas around the bay area that will see relatively mild conditions. 50s and 60s outside. watch out for patchy dense coastal fog. noon temperatures, 90s in livermore on our way around 3:00

and 4:00. mid to upper 90s. san jose in the 90s. upper 60s, low 70s around san francisco. we've got hot temperatures today. this should be the peak of this heat wave. we'll see more clouds for saturday. notice the temperatures this weekend just slow cooling. tri-valley, you're going to stay in the 90s. you're not near 100. not much cooler for most of the bay area until the beginning of next week. let's see how your friday morning commute is beginning. >> overneed road crews are starting to clear. 880 has cleared in the center divide. we are marking out other spots in the peninsula. nothing unusual. crews have cleared the on ramp. we are seeing a fluctuation in the speeds. i think they should be completely clear in the next few minutes.

that's the south bay. north bay will give a live look in san rafael. easy flow of traffic without interruption. back to you. the boxing legend battling an infection. muhammed ali in the hospital this morning. we'll check on his condition next. live in mountain view where police believe there may be more victims in a child molestation case. mountain view police ... asking

for your help.... they're want people to take a good look at this man. mountain view police right now are asking for your help. they are wanting people to take a good look at this man. he is accused of sexually

molesting a relative for several years. >> sharon is in mountain view with more background on the case and why they think there could be more victims out there good morning, sharon. >> good morning. police arrested the man after they received a tip he may be having a relationship with a relative and it started when she was 14 years old. 57-year-old mark vandenburg is a registered sex offender. he molested the girl for several years. police arrested him on charges of sexual assault on a child under age of 14 and continuous sex abuse. he worked as a truck driver for a fuel delivery company in san jose. police are concerned there may be more victims. back here live, if you have information that can help, you're asked to call the mountain view police department. sharon katsuda, today in the bay.

san ramon man was arrested accused of sexually assaulting an uber driver. reportedly things escalated with verbal abuse turning physical. the woman managed to get vos out of the car by the time officers arrived to arrest him. people who know the suspect say they are shocked. >> oh, my god, are you kidding me? not him. he's a gentleman. he doesn't get himself in trouble like that. >> lyft tells us they are working wi working with authorities and voss is no longer allowed to use their services. it is quarter after 5:00. an accidental overdose of an extremely powerful painkiller is the official cause of death for prince. medical examiner's report says a lethal dose of fentanyl was in the singer's system. it's not clear if a doctor prescribed the drug or prince got it from another source.

dea and federal prosecutors continue to investigate this case. >> boxing legend muhammed ali is in the hospital this morning being treated for respiratory problem. representative for the 74-year-old says his hospital stay is expected to be brief. ali has been battling advanced parkinson's disease the past few years. >> walmart is turning to lyft and uber for deliveries. starbucks is partnering with anheuser bush. >> seema mody is live from cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hey, good morning. wall street may be in wait-and-see mode until they get the big economic news. stocks are closing modestly higher thursday reversing earlier losses we get that monthly jobs report before the opening bell. numbers could be impacted by the verizon strike that just ended this week. unemployment expected to hold steady at 5%. dow rising 48, nasdaq up 19.

walmart planning to test grocery delivery with the help of uber and lyft. they will hold the annual shareholders meeting today. walmart will charge a delivery fee of $7 to $10 and will notify you when your order is being sent. online groceries are a nearly $11 billion industry in the u.s. >> finally, starbucks teaming up with anheuser bush on a new line of nonalcoholic bottled tea drinks and move to capitalize on the tea business. the new teas will debut in the u.s. some time next year and sold in supermarkets and other retailers. starbucks did sell more than $1 million of tea in its own store in the past year. >> thank you very much. if you can, leave your cars home today. the bay area air quality management district declared another spare the air day. san francisco this morning. in the south bay we are going to

see near triple digit temperatures today. rob will join us with more in moments on that. remember, avoid strenuous activity outdoors in the afternoon. don't forget to check on your senior neighbors, watch the kids, keep them hydrated. your little pets. take them out for walks earlier in the morning. >> i just heard about this. when you're walking your dawe their paws, they say hold your own hand down for seven seconds. if that's painful, it would be for them as well. >> i heard that. >> you're looking at temperatures that might approach triple digits. >> 90s by around noon for parts around the bay area. this morning not a cool start. a few spots cooling into the

60s. look at that view across the golden gate bridge. it acts like a lid on top of the bay area. it tends to make for poor air quality. the worst of it today in the east bay and south bay. unhealthy for sensitive groups. i just checked for tomorrow will be the third spare the air day. mid to upper 90s in the forecast. upper 60s to low 70s today. for santa rosa, mid 90s in the forecast. there is the hottest quarter around the bay area.

reno, south lake, tahoe 0, we have to watch out in the sierra on saturday. we are going to get increasing clouds. slight chance of mountain thunder showers. for the bay area, cloud cover should bring our temperatures down a little bit. there you see san jose dropping to the low 80s. noticeably cooler early next week. trite valley staying in the 90s this weekend. cooling to the mid 80s monday and tuesday. san francisco, dropping closer to average by the end of the weekend to mid 60s for monday and tuesday as you move into next week. to see what's happening for your friday commute, here's mike. >> san mateo bridge. easy flow of traffic. friday light around the bay. first we give everybody the view of their bay commute from the bay bridge down to the silicon

valley a smooth flow with overnight road crews continuing to clear. we have eastbound 580. they are going to have the macarthur offramp closed. right around the border. keep that in mind. ia san pablo instead of macarthur. we will show you the bay bridge which is more travel. beautiful sunrise. no delays. back to you. >> traffic in your eyes. 5:21. a protest against a local walmart gets key support from a city top leader. oakland mayor libby schaaf is

expected to join a protest against walmart today. 5:24. oakland mayor is expected to join a protest against walmart today. critics are angry about how walmart recently shut down its oakland store while keeping a nearby family store open. many speculate the february store came as the city boosted its city wage. we are talking about 300 scholarships handed out to

disadvantaged youth. besides money, students are going to receive mentoring throughout their college career. today's event is going to be at the oakland scottish rite center. the ethnic dance festival opens today. >> this is the 38th year for this festival. festivities begin at noon with a free performance by the peruvian dance company and moves to the palace of fine arts. the festival runs through june 19th and features more than 400 performers from 32 different bay area dance companies. a variety of ethnicities are going to be represented that includes bolivia, cambodia. a lot of different backgrounds. people here from all over the world. the latest on the ucla shooting. connections between the suspect and his victims. for joining us.

i'm sam brock. =laura/4sot= and i'm laura garc. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we made it to friday. it is national donut day. >> forget about rise and shine, rise and sweat. >> how about glisten. >> the temperatures quickly rising. in some cases, didn't cool much overnight in the hills were in the 60s and 70s this morning. outside clear skies. golden gate bridge, 56. patchy fog moving across the bridge right now.

watch how quickly these temperatures rise. livermore, san jose, by noon mid 80s, 90s. early as noon today. eventually upper 90s for livermore. 90s in san jose. there is relief from the heat. coast in san francisco not too bad. upper 60s and 70 today. >> traffic getting to the coast might not be great an easy drive at the bay bridge. metering lights not a factor. we'll look at the rest of your map. this is north 101 coming through morgan hill. no problems for the drive. >> dozens of law enforcement officials continuing to offer their support for the two wounded fremont police officers. one officer and one detective

who are still hospitalized at regional medical center in san jose. they were shot wednesday by a suspect who brought a neighborhood to a standstill. >> bob redell was there. this morning he is joining us at regional medical center in san jose. any word on the condition of those officers? >> we do. we know one is still in critical, the other one recovering well. we'll have further update on their condition coming up. >> we will check back with bob to get more information about the status of those two police officers. this morning, the photo you are seeing, mountain view police department asking for your help. do you recognize this man? he is mark vandenburg arrested

on charges of child molestation last month. they fear there could be more victims. >> 5:31. a man doused with lighter flute and set on fire in san francisco. this morning his attacker is on the loose. this happened after midnight yesterday morning. the 37-year-old victim was standing on the street when a late model light-colored suv pulled up. the man threw lighter fluid on the victim with his shirt on fire then drove off. the victim suffered burns to his torso but he is expected to survive. kris sanchez joins us to show what happened of trump's

rally and his message inside. >> good morning to you. all quiet here at the san jose convention center. we can tell you a few people did spend the night in jail as they were arrested after violent protests and one officer was assaulted. this all happened as trump supporters poured out of the convention center and found themselves in the middle of anti-trump rallyiers pushing each other around. one woman walked out with a trump jersey and took an egg to the face. others grashed signs and campaign items and set them on fire. >> there was a heavy police presence as police expected 12,000 to 15,000 people here. down the street police in riot gear tried to disperse the crowd. >> you don't like immigrants? go back to europe. >> i'm not from europe. >> really?

>> no. i'm from tracy, california. i'm from the united states. >> there's a lot of supporters here, but i don't know where they come from. this is a city that strongly supports immigrants. >> all of this happened after his hour-long speech inside which he countered hillary clinton's claim he is not fit to be president because he is dangerous. >> hillary clinton has to go to jail. that's all. that was a phony head job. she's guilty as hell. >> donald trump talked about hillary clinton quite a bit in that speech. he made no mention of a key endorsement he garnered and that is speaker of the house paul ryan who has decided to back donald trump as the candidate for president for the party. trump will continue rallying in california. he will be in redding later today.

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. the rally coming hours after hillary clinton leveled her strongest attack yet against donald trump. some political analysts called it a seminole moment in clinton's presidential run. mrs. clinton questioned his stability for the job and criticized his lack of knowledge when it comes to foreign policy. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. they are not really ideas, just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. >> mrs. clinton has stops in several cities today. one is in los gatos this sunday where she will stop by with bill clinton. bernie sanders gaining ground before next tuesday's california primary. polls suggest it will be a tight

race. today senator sanders will be back in the bay area for rallies in fairfield and santa rosa. yesterday he was in modesto and chico. next tuesday's primary quickly approaching on our home page. click on the voters' edge election guide to find indepth information on the candidates and local races. dozens of law enforcement officials continuing to offer their support as we mentioned at the top of the show to the two fremont officers still hospitalized. they were shot on wednesday by a suspect who wreaked terror across a neighborhood. >> that's right. bob redell was there. this morning he is following the story at regional medical center because that's where the officers were being treated. what do we know about it, bob? >> fremont police tell us one of their officers is recovering well here in san jose regional

medical center, while the other one is still in critical condition. law enforcement from all over the bay area arrived yesterday at the hospital to show their support and respect for the two fremont police officers being treated here. >> the suspect fled and there was another shootout. this time with a fremont police detective who was shot once. he is in stable condition. the patrol officer who has only been on the force about a year is in critical condition. >> the next 24 to 48 hours are critical for him. there irene to believe he can survive these injuries. it's really just a matter of watching and waiting. >> the suspect, 44-year-old lived here in san jose. sources tell us until recently he was on mandatory supervised

probation. he served time in prison for drugs and weapons conviction. he died yesterday during a standoff with police. the house he was holed up in caught fire after s.w.a.t. fired tear gas in an attempt to flush him out. his body was found inside a closet. the coroner has yesterday to figure out if he died from the fire or injury he sustained during a shootout with the police. the tenants were not home when he barricaded himself inside that house wednesday. unfortunately, their pet dog was and it, too, died in that fire. bob redell, today in the bay. thank you very much. a show of unity on the ucla campus last night. thousands of students, faculty and staff standing together. all to remember william klug who was shot and killed wednesday.

the gunman earned a masters degree in 2005. this story stretches from the bay area to west los angeles to the shooter's home in st. paul, minnesota where a grizzly discovery was made yesterday. detectives found a kill list with three names on it, including the man's wife. her body was found 20 miles away inside of her house. on that list, a second ucla professor who was not on campus at the time of the shooting. that professor is okay. investigators say sarkar accused professor klug from stealing computer codes with him. >> he had issues with them. >> klug was a married father of two young children. breaking news at 5:38, the monthly jobs numbers are out. the unemployment rate is down. u.s. labor department says 38,000 jobs were added.

unemployment fell to 4.7%. that's down from 5% last month. at 5:39, former stanford swimmer heading to jail six months after being convicted of rape. he could have gotten up to 14 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman who was passed out outside a fraternity house. friends and family left the courthouse dismayed and disappointed. turner will have to take part in a sexual offender treatment program and register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. we've seen sunrises that are starting all over the bay area. looks beautiful. >> it's probably the coolest part of our day right now. >> enjoy this while it lasts. >> just a few low clouds. we'll see hot temperatures later on. we only managed to cool to 60 in pleasanton. san jose similar, 62.

san francisco in the low to mid 70s. 90s in san jose. check out the tri-valley. the hottest spots around the bay area today. running close to 100,ç if not slightly above. head out to the coast. santa cruz looking nice with those highs in the mid 70s. >> it's steamy because it's so hot. looking over toward the map, looking at green. nice easy, light friday drive. there is one issue. southbound 680 at bollinger cannon road an earlier car fire. perhaps there was a traffic break. whatever slowing had cleared up over the last two minutes. a smoother drive. that car fire reported but also someone called into chp and said

the door of the car was open and we saw someone leaving by foot. just a little slowing westbound 580. no big deals here. north bay, there are no significant issues. highway 37, that tiny slowing out of vallejo. that's typical even on a friday. an easy drive and no fog. the first few days we saw fog in petaluma. things are moving very well over the north bay. back to you. all clear. coming up next, a global game at a local stadium.

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after a fiery crash in tennessee. the fa-18 hornet went down yesterday shortly after a a blue angels pilot is dead after that fiery crash in tennessee. the horpt went down shortly after the squad was practicing for an air show this weekend in colorado. you can see the fire ball. the pilot was a marine captain. it's not clear why he was not able to eject in time. another crash at an air show in colorado had a different ending. an air force pilot with the thunderbirds managed to eject just before his plane crashed yesterday. that pilot had just been a part of a flyover to celebrate air force academy graduation you see here that was attended by president obama. when the president heard what happened, he stopped to thank

the pilot for his service and to thank first responders who actually rushed to the scene. this morning, the world's most famous art museum the louvre in paris is closed after deadly floods wreaked havoc in paris and western-up. >> the river seine is overflowing in paris. crews are working overtime to remove artwork as the flood waters rise. thousands of people evacuated in the worst flooding in decades. people living in belgium and germany were also forced to flee. >> this week's floods have killed six people and trapped thousands in their homes or cars. california may be the first state in the country to allow undocumented immigrants to buy health insurance through the affordable care act. the state senate approved a bill that seeks approval to open up california to undocumented workers. those immigrants would not be eligible for subsidies. they would have to pay for their policies in full.

critics say the government should be focused on helping american citizens. we broke this story now. sacramento is taking action. a bill to tighten earthquake safety in schools passed out of the state assembly. these are some of the photos we showed you on class action that started it all. this is in the aftermath of the south napa earthquake which struck in the middle of the night. you can see the damage. >> we knew we had to do something. if that earthquake hit during a school session, there would have been major injuries and perhaps deaths. >> that earthquake hit on a sunday morning. yesterday, the state assembly voted to tighten seismic safety. law makers passed a bill 74-0 with six abstentions. it requires all public schools in seismically active areas to secure their classrooms. the legislation heads to the state senate. walmart plans to test

grocery delivery with the help of uber and lyft. this coming as the retail giant holds a shareholder meeting today. that test will start in denver and phoenix in the next two weeks. walmart will charge a delivery fee of somewhere between $7 and $10. it will notify you when your order is being sent. we talk about business news right now, this tea is for you. starbucks is teaming up with anheuser busch on a new line of nonalcoholic tea drinks to capitalize on the fast-growing ready to drink tea business. they will debut in the u.s. next year and sold in supermarkets and other retailers. starbucks sold more than $2 billion of blue sanaa tea in its own stores in the past year. >> a playground is showing off a brand-new look at its grand opening this afternoon. gilman playground reopens after

undergoing a $1.8 million renovation. the park now sports a brand-new play structure, clubhouse, rest rooms and picnic areas. the renovation project was funded by the 2012 clean and safe parks bond. football, anyone? the bay area hosts the biggest international soccer tournament held in the united states for more than a decade this year marks the 100th anniversary of the oldest international tournament. >> the 16-team, four-day tournament starts tonight with a match between team usa and colombia. kick-off at 6:30. u.s. soccer officials are hoping to prove america should host the 2026 world cup. why not? >> why not. if we have to say football should we say colombia, as well?

>> can you roll your rs? it's always a struggle for me. >> goal! >> there you go. >> try to keep cool. >> cool. >> mid 80s by 6:00 and 7:00. that game starts at 6:30. if it was 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon, mid 90s. temperatures can soar. warm start to the morning. sunol looking at temperatures in the mid 60s to start your day right now. check out the temperatures we are seeing across the bay area. mostly clear skies. that's as cool as it gets for the south bay and peninsula. near 60. north bay is nice. 49 this morning. you might notice the air quality not so good. second spare the air day for the east bay and south bay tomorrow. likely the third spare the air day for east bay looking at unhealthy for sensitive groups air quality. half moon bay down to 1/4 mile

visibility. high pressure strengthens, we see poor air quality and dense fog on the coast where we'll get ocean air conditioning on the immediate coast in san francisco. 60s to low 70s there. mid to upper 90s south of san jose today. peninsula temperatures mostly in the 80s. 90 in hottest spots near palo alto. walnut creek and tri-valley, the hottest spots around the bay area today with temperatures close to 100 degrees. evening temperatures around the bay area. 7:00. look at that. 80s in napa, livermore and san jose. as we go through the weekend, we'll see a slight cooldown. more clouds coming in on saturday. a slight chance of mountain thunder showers. as those clouds fill in on saturday, that will bring down our temperatures a little bit. not exactly a strong sea breeze. inland temperatures around the tri-valley this weekend, staying in the 90s. 80s for most of the south bay. a bit cooler towards sunday. that big cooldown probably not arriving until monday or tuesday

next week. pleasanton going from 90s to mid 80s monday and tuesday. san jose seeing temperatures cool. staying above average. low 80s. looking better than mid 90s. >> i want to show a live look at san jose. you'll see one or two ill-advised lane changes. look here. this person cheating in the striped area. this goes on at the 680 interchange there. look at the rest of silicon valley. very light, easy drive. it's friday. we don't expect the south bay commute to kick in till later. high school graduations posted all over facebook and social media yesterday. school has stopped. summer vacation started. you see a smooth ride around the

bay freeways. eastbound 580, macarthur off ramp will be closed. use san pablo as your alternate. heading to the bay bridge, an easy drive. it's friday. we just saw the lanes filling in at the toll plaza. no problems out of the maze. >> it's national donut day. >> make a donation to the salvation army. the charity started national donut day back in 1938. it is always the first friday in june. locally, volunteers of the v.a. clinic on third street in san francisco will give out free donuts to veterans. look at that glazed. some donut places like krispy kreme are giving out free donuts to those who make a donation to

the salvation army. >> one of our great writers henry pointed out this holiday is about honoring the women who were handing out donuts to soldiers in world war i. we'll head out to the hospital where bob redell is standing by with information on how the two fremont officers are doing this morning. they were shot by a suspect on wednesday. the dangers of being put under at the dentist office. general anesthesia under scrutiny after a teenager died during a routine dental procedure. >> as we mentioned, it's going to be a hot one out there today. download our nbc bay area app to track the temperatures any time before you head out the door. soon.

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exclusive: =ots= it's a city divided by economic reality and violence: oakland. a city with a booming center of a city divided by economic reality and violence. oakland. a city with a booming center of high-tech and neighborhoods suffering economic hardships and violence. tonight the investigative unit hits the streets of oakland to find out what's really happening with that city's economy and what's driving the gun violence.

26 murders occurred since last august. we asked the marrawah they are doing to address the issue? >> it is not just one thing. it is a robust economy that provides opportunities for those who have been left out in the past. >> tonight our team breaks down the numbers showing what divides different communities in oakland.ç all that tonight at 11:00. if you have a tip, give us a call. >> hundreds from chicago held a march across the golden gate bridge yesterday to bring attention to the gun violence epidemic.

>> no more silence. end gun violence. >> many of the demonstrators lost loved ones in shootings. chicago is one of the cities with the greatest problems with guns. newsom wanted to help lead off the demonstration. he is trying to bring attention to his initiative called "safety for all." newsom is a big supporter of background checks. >> ammunition is an area to put together similar background checks to save lives. >> demonstrators hope to start a national dialogue about how bad gun violence is in the country. more than a dozen teens were accidentally exposed to pepper spray when a school police officer used it to break up a campus brawl. the officer used the spray to stop two separate fights that had broken out at john c. fremont high school in los angeles. the fights ended quickly but almost 17 students were exposed to pepper spray. more than a dozen had to be

treated for eye irritation. at least one student had to be hospitalized. that incident is under investigation. sacramento is taking action. here are some of the photos we showed on class action that started it off. this is the aftermath of the south napa earthquake which struck in the middle of the night. classroom contents, filing cabinets came crashing down, blocking exits. >> we knew we had to do something. if that earthquake hit during a school session, there would have been major injuries and deaths. >> yesterday the state assembly voted to tighten safety. they passed the bill 74-0 with six abstentions. the legislation heads to the state senate. >

. >> one police officer arrested as donald trump rolls through san jose. >> new details we are learning about the gun and officers he wounded in that shootout. >> nothing like this ever happened before. >> the search for several foot soldiers swept up in high waters. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> a very good friday morning to you. we made it. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. going into the weekend, refrenching. today's temperatures, not as much. >> unless you have a pool. >> or on the coast.