opened now. some folks are waiting on the shoulder there. 5:00 with the pricing changes. don't ever pull over there. we are looking at the rest of the bay and smooth flow of traffic. back to breaking news. quite frightening sequence of events for south bay family. a power pole and suv slam into their home. >> kris sanchez is live on the scene in santa clara. >> you can see the pole is here on. ground. barely missing a 5-year-old boy, his parents and family friend. would you believe the four were looking at pictures from their

wedding just three weeks ago. the suv crashed with another car in the intersection of lafayette and lewis. that suv then hit the signal pole, hit the metal fence around the yard around the house then smashed through the house itself. 5-year-old matt was sitting on a couch with his parents' best man when mom and dad saw headlights through the window behind them and glass flying everywhere. >> it happened really quickly. the easiest way to explain it was like a bomb went off right outside. all we knew was our window was flying at us. it's a miracle we only came out with minor injuries. it's eye-opening. we don't let our kids play in the front yard because we know this is a busy corner. patrick paul says after the suv crashed into the living room they moved away in the nick of time because the signal pole fell into the house as well.

the family and the best man went to the hospital to have glad removed, but they are otherwise okay physically. emotionally is a different story. dad is really upset. as he came out, he saw two young people stumbling around. he believes the driver of that suv was drunk. the owner of the suv showed up and said it was her son. at least one person was arrested. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> scary. thank you. just bad blood lingering this morning. yes that is steph curry getting ejected in game six. kicked out and people are furious. there's a lot of drama surrounding last night's game. >> even steph curry's wife got into the mix. stephanie chunk live at oracle arena with some of the action. >> this is not the story i wanted to be reporting on. it was a tough, emotional loss

for this game seven. we'll be back here at oracle on sunday. in the fourth, lebron james blocked curry's layup. curry gets called for a sixth foul. he throws his mouthpiece out and curry is ejected the first time in his career. coach steve kerr said he was happy the two-time mvp expressed himself. >> he had every right to get upset. he's the mvp of the league. he gets six fouls called on him. three were ridiculous. >> i've thrown my mouthpiece before i usually aim at the

scorers' table. i was off aim. definitely didn't mean to throw it at a fan. it happened. i apologized to him because that is not where i was trying to take my frustration out. >> he was not the only frustrated curry. his wife took to twitter after the game first with this tweet. "i've lost all respect. sorry. this is absolutely rigged for money or ratings. ." she deleted the tweet and said police racially profiled her father, tried to arrest him. she apologized. he won't face fines for her words but her husband and coach kerr likely will for criticizing the officiating in game six. although couch kerr did make it clear he knows his team did not lose the game because of the calls. they are back here sunday. maybe a great father's day gift, we are hoping, right? >> no kidding. i think he is facing a $25,000

fine. >> yes. $25,000 fine and also really quickly, steph curry will not likely get to spend it for throwing that mouthpiece. that is something people were worried about. >> he'll be there to battle it out on father's day. thank you very much. warriors continue to battle it out. the team is mired in the legal kind of court as well. this morning a judge hears two lawsuits opposing the team's proposed arena in san francisco filed by the mission bay alliance and transit advocacy group called state muni. the substitute echos prior claims that the arena would create traffic gridlock around the new ucff hospital. the team has said it has plans to solve those traffic concerns and the hospital takes no position on the matter. 5:05. opening statements begin in the criminal trial against pg&e and

deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. eight people died, 38 homes destroyed when a major pipeline ruptured in 2010. the utility is facing 12 separate criminal charges involving çpipeline safety including shoddy record keeping and failing to properly inspect its lines. there's also an obstruction of justice charge for allegedly lying to investigators. another possible step today in the sierra lemar murder case. three weeks ago antolin garcia torres asked for a change of venue. 15-year-old sierra disappeared more than four years ago while walking to a school bus stop in morgan hill. her body has never been found. a serial burglary suspect nabbed on the peninsula. police say he pittsburgh larized a man's house wednesday night only to return the next morning for more. this time he was caught in the act. it happened in san mateo

yesterday close to the 101-92 interchange. the man came home wednesday night with all the doors wide open. about $10,000 worth of jewels and other items were gone. when the burglar returned the next morning, he says he was there and chased the suspect down the street. instead of taking down the thief, he just talked to him. >> hey, give me my stuff back. he keeps asking me not to call the cops and begging me not to do anything big. back of my head, this guy robbed me. >> he called 911. the suspect was arrested. police said the it turns out the burglar was wanted for several other robberies, as well. 5:07. a public memorial service will be held next tuesday at sap center for san jose police officer michael katherman. officers paid their respects yesterday as his body was escorted from the medical

examiner's office. members of the santa clara fire department stood at attention as the motorcade passed by. >> every day we put our lives on the line no matter what it takes. >> officer katherman was killed tuesday after his motorcycle and minivan collided. encouraging news regarding the health of two fremont police officers wounded in a shooting earlier this month. >> one of the officers was released from the hospital. the second officer continues to improve. they were shot after a traffic stop. the gunman killed himself during a lengthy standoff. it's almost the weekend. let's check your microclimate forecast with kari. >> good morning. >> we had cooler temperatures but it does get warmer. get ready for a brief warm-up for the next couple of days. 62. you step out in oakland and san

francisco. milder than it was yesterday at this time with warmer temperatures today reaching 70 in san francisco and low 80s for the south bay peninsula, into the 70s with a slight chance of rain in santa rosa elsewhere all dry with a mix of sun and clouds. a look ahead to this weekend coming up less than ten minutes. let's head to mike tracking a new crash for the nimitz freeway. >> looking at 88 past the coliseum. no problems here. we are looking over south of there. we might see over the next few southbound 880 past 238. should be able to clear that vehicle quickly. there may be another crash in the area but i think it's a duplicate report. we'll track that. in san jose, live look shows the volume of traffic throughout silicon valley. 101 northbound at 680. a few cars here. we'll watch that kick in about a half hour now. you know about this.

a major freeway closure in contra costa county this weekend. all lanes of interstate 80 in san pablo will close for construction. lanes will close down starting saturday night at 11:00, reopen sunday morning at 7:00. this is a $118 million project to improve the bottle neck in that area. construction is expected to wrap up next spring. new details being revealed about what the gunman was doing before the attack in orlando. the text exchanges between he and his wife next. first the filibuster, now the action. what could be next for gun control legislation on capitol hill. =laura/topvo=

people held a candlelight vigil in san jose yesterday -- 5:13. silicon valley standing in solidarity with orlando. people held a candlelight vigil honoring the shooting massacre. the outpouring of love and support for victims and survivors just keeps coming. this is a tribute from the federal reserve bank in san francisco. they tweeted out this picture saying, we stand with you. new details to what the gunman was doing during that attack. he spent significant time on his cell phone texting his wife. at one point the wife text back, where are you? he responds, do you see what's happening? she supplies, no.

his last text, "i love you." the shooter posted terrorist propaganda online and searched for headlines about the massacre. yesterday president obama and vice president biden traveled to orlando to comfort and console victims and survivors. >> once again as has been true too many times before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked why does this keep happening? >> the first of 49 funerals took place yesterday. juan guerrero was laid to rest at just 22 years old. he came out just two years ago and was embraced by his family. >> president obama said in orlando he hopes u.s. senators rise at the moment and do the right thing. next monday the senate is expected to vote on several gun control members. >> this comes after the senate democrats held 15-hour filibuster forcing republican leaders to consider the vote. the senate will take on four bills two, from democrats, one

final from dianne feinstein to call for universal background checks and stopping people on terror and no-fly lists. the other two bills were filed by republicans. they would require a court order to permanently ban gun sales for someone. >> here's the important thing. many experts say none of these bills are likely to pass. >> is going after the second amendment how you stop terrorism? no. >> house speaker paul ryan says he is more focused on stopping terrorism. republicans hold the majority in the house and they have absolutely no plans to vote on any gun control measures. no matter what happens in the senate, it will become irrelevant in the house. >>. >> dish network is about to drop two popular channels for sports lovers. >> let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. happy friday. >> happy friday to you both.

wall street could get back thursday's gains. stocks stopping a five-day losing streak with the dow reversing a triple digit loss. that move came despite growing anxiety among investors over next week's vote in the uk whether to leave the european union. you want to look at data on housing. dow rising 19 points to 17,733. nasdaq to 4844. dish network is dropping the nfl network and nfl red zone channel after the two sides could not agree on a new distribution deal. the move affects 7 million homes. nfl says dish is the first major provider to drop its channels in their 13-year history. this long railed against height cost of carrying sports channels. broadway is coming to the small screen on june 30th. you'll be able to live stream a show from the great white way for the first time. you can watch "she loves me" on your phone, pc, apple tv.

the show will be available on demand. back to you. >> very cool. thank you. interested in timeless watches? you can pick from 67 of them. this one is up for auction at $140,000. they all belonged to james whitey bulger. proceeds will go to the families of people he killed or blackmailed. some strange items, a psycho ring and this is a nice coffee cup with a rat on it. that will be about $30. >> nothing says good morning like a rat cup. the cutest story of the day if not the week now. >> people can be nicer online like this british grandmother. check out her google searches. she writes, please translate

these roman numerals. thank you. so polite. her grandson found her search request and tweeted it out. 43,000 people loved it. the grandma says she thought she was being polite using her manners would make the search quicker. in the world of a billion searches, yours made us smile. challenge accepted. that is what pittsburgh police posted with the hashtag we got moves, referring to the running man police departments are doing across the nation, a day before the san diego pd posted this video of their officers busting a move. it is a viral dance sensation very similar to the harlem shake. it is spreading its way across police departments. >> that's the song for this challenge. but the running man, when i was

going through -- >> was it that? >> no. >> now the dances we have are getting remade. >> charleston then the running man. >> exactly the order. >> let's check your weather with a very young kari. >> we'll have warm weather this weekend, getting ready for temperatures to ramp up after a nice break with cooler temperatures the past couple of days. here is a live look now from san bruno mountain over san francisco. we start out with mostly clear sky and few clouds farther north. in the east bay at 62 and 59, in the south bay, a closer look at the north bay we have upper 50s to low 60s. definitely milder than yesterday at this time. novato it's 60. 56 this morning in calistoga.

11:00, 70 degrees. we continue to rise to the upper 70s. not bad. will be in the low 80s for gilroy. palo alto 77. at&t park, 68 degrees. 7 6 for santa rosa. spotty showers. in oakland 77 for a high in danville today up to 80. here's the rain we've been tracking as the system weakens. the heat begins to build over the next couple of days. skies will be clearing. no warning clouds and fog. we'll see mostly sunny skies all throughout the day and wind that blows offshore to help those temperatures ramp up. we'll see the difference between saturday and sunday with most spots seeing temperatures warming up into the low 90s that continues into next week. let's head over to mike tracking

issues on both sides of the bay. we do. we have a first look at san mateo bridge. the peninsula side. easy drive on 92. on the peninsula side we do have an issue over here for 280 southbound. reports of some unspecified debris. as reported in the southbound side, that's where the arrow is pointing down toward 84. i did see slowing on the northbound side. we'll look for an update over the next few. over here, southbound 84, we saw slowing down toward the crash to 288. the crash may have been cleared. we'll get at the golden gate bridge. smooth flow of traffic. clear view. they changed the timing of that adjustment. you'll have lanes reconfiguring about a half hour earlier than last week. that should help out of the city.

back to you. coming up, a dramatic collapse for meatloaf. update on his condition next. singer meat loaf collapsed on

stage during a concert in canad he ju d 5:24. singer meatloaf collapsed on stage during a concert in canada last night. he dropped down in the middle of performing his big hit "i'd do anything for love." but for a time he still kept singing while on the floor as band mates rushed to his side. emergency crews rushed him to a hospital. we don't know what happened.

stanford using guided chemotherapy. >> they use a protein to direct that chemotherapy drug right to the tumor. it allows the drug to target the cancer cells and spare the healthy ones. mosquitos keep testing positive for the west nile virus in the south bay. similar fogging will take place next week. we have a map in the area that includes fogging next thursday night to friday morning. it includes oak ridge mall. they found a large region from campbell to south san jose. several neighborhoods have been fogged. another first for san francisco. there is now a senior advisor to

the mayor for transgender initiatives. >> mayor ed lee appointed fox to that position. she served as police commissioner in her role. she will focus on transgender issues. >> a lot will be overseeing and coordinating existing programs we have. this $1.5 million and making sure, one, they are effective and do a gap analysis to see where we are missing things. >> especially what we've done to try to turn bad attitudes in north carolina and mississippi over accessibility on things like toilet use. we felt that perhaps an advisor on transgender issues would be appropriate. >> several cities and towns reached out to her following the orlando shooting massacre. coming up, breaking overnight, a dramatic scene unfolding in the south bay as a power pole and suv come crashing through a home. close call for the people inside.

opening statements begin today in san bruno's pipeline explosion case. i'll have the latest.

i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock.

=laura/4shot= good morning. thank you for joining us. happy friday. we are talking about coffee. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. it is always a staple around here. we've got to talk about the heat this weekend. >> serve the iced coffee this week. it's going to be warm. especially sunday continuing into next week. we catch a break today still with mostly clear skies. it's in the upper 50s to low 60s as you head out the door. don't forget the sunglasses. we'll have sunshine today and temperatures feeling nice and mild in the low 70s in san francisco. low 80s for the south bay and the tri-valley. we'll head over to the weekend and talk more about that. what's it looking like? >> we've got the bay bridge to talk about. we have the backup here. look at the map. i will zoom in over here. first the east bay. better news. all lanes confirmed clear.

southbound 880 toward 238. all the activity remaining. paperwork is on the shoulder. other side in woodside. checking on south bound 280. the slowing has cleared. breaking news. a traffic light fell into their house narrowly missing a father and son after two cars collided. >> it happened at the corner of lafayette and lewis streets in santa clara. kris sanchez there now with a look at the damage left behind. >> very big as it crashed into the house. the reason that pole crashed into the house, an suv smashed into the house.

just feet away from a 5-year-old boy. the family gathered to look at pictures from their wedding just three weeks ago when this happened. the suv crashed with another car at the intersection of lafayette and lewis. that suv hit the signal pole, hit the metal fence around the yard and smashed through the house itself. 5-year-old max was sitting on a couch with his parents' best man from the wedding three weeks ago when mom and dad saw headlights through the window behind them. then glass flying everywhere. >> it happened quickly. i think the biggest, easiest way to explain it was it was like a bomb went off outside. all we knew was our window was flying at us. it's a miracle we only came out with minor injuries. it's eye-opening. we don't let our kids play in the front yard because we know this is a busy corner.

>> patrick paul says after the suv crashed into the living room, they moved away in the nick of time because moments later is when the signal pole fell into the house. the family and friend went to the hospital and had a few nicks and scratches from glass. dad has one switch. they are otherwise okay physically. emotionally is a different story. dad is very upset. as he came out, he saw two of the people inside that suv. they were out of the car then, stumbling around. it appears they were intoxicated. he says people don't understand with so many options, there is no reason to drive drunk. we do understand one person has been arrested. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. it is 5:33. new allegations this morning of criminal misconduct against an oakland police department employee. maybe libbey schaaf issued an statement saying an unidentified department employee is on administrative lee in a case not connected to the recent sex

scandal plaguing the department. there is still no word on the type of misconduct or what role that employee served at the oakland police department. the case is in the hands of prosecutors. happening today after lots of delays, opening statements begin in the criminal child against pacific gas and electric, six years after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. sharon, this trial surrounds pipeline safety. >> yes. the jury selection wrapped up yesterday and the survivors and city leaders who were there in court yesterday are expected to be back today for the opening statements. eight people died and 66 people were injured in the 2010 explosion. pg&e faces charges of obstruction of justice and pipeline safety violations. if convicted, they could be fined $562 million. the national transportation

safety board determined the explosion was caused by a defective steam well in a pipeline segment that was incorrectly listed as seamless. pg&e said it wants customers to know it's focused on the future and regaining trust. we see this community moving forward, rebuilding homes, but you can be sure they are going to be looking for answers in this trial. it is 5:35. police now say a sting in the school parking lot led to a teacher's arrest in palo alto. investigators joined force wes a student who claims the teacher committed sex crimes against her. 46-year-old a science teacher is accused of groping a student last week. the 15-year-old says farrell touched her breast and placed her hands on his groin. palo alto with with the girl to set up the meeting at the school

parking lot. when farrell arrived yesterday, he was arrested. the school district is helping police in this investigation. >> it's something we have to take seriously because safety of our students is a priority for the school district. >> farrell is on unpaid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. a lost bear in sonoma county neighborhood put the neighborhood on alert. it was spotted walking along highway 128 yesterday. wildlife officials decided to keep an eye on it to see if it makes you the back into the woods. the bear was last seen at a vineyard. to the latest developments out of santa barbara county where this wildfire continues to rage out of control. firefighters shot this video, the wind-driven flames moving up the hill near el captain state park. crews say this fire is getting

harder to fight. patrick healy from knbc is live at the state beach. how much has the fire spread overnight? >> good morning. the pattern we are seeing with this fire is like a roller coaste coaster. it speeds up overnight with the sundowner winds. winds out of the north pushing flames towards the ocean. winds die down and the growth of the fire slows down. one very important point for the bay area is highway 101, this ma manl manlor f major thorough fair wa closed. firefighters involved in structure protection, but they were able to protect all of the

buildings. we have not received any reports of structures lost during the two days of this fire. this fire grew quickly the first night. grew again last night. firefighters are telling us they are having difficulty getting an estimate of the size of the blaze because there is so much smoke. it is believed to be well in excess of 1,500 acres. they believe they can box in the fire on three of the four sides but the fourth side is the exposure to santa barbara. that is the big concern keeping the fire from going that direction. patrick healy, back to you. >> thank you. highway 101 reopened near santa barbara. >> good news. >> we will have that warm weather starting to build.

mostly clear skies in the south bay. clouds in the north bay. still a big difference as we take a look at our microclimates. highs today upper 70s to low 80s. warmer than yesterday hitting 68 at at&t park. 72 at half moon bay. napa and oakland at 77. livermore 81. we'll be talking about 90s for early next week. that's coming up in less than ten minutes. mike is tracking a new crash in san francisco. >> right. looking over the bay bridge, we have pretty much a slowdown. just because of that volume. looking at your maps. overall as much as you would expect. we are watching this crash in san francisco. northbound 101 approaching that off ramp. no slowing shows up. we'll get a look at that bay bridge. metering lights are on. lighter traffic. left approach the bottom is

lighter. today it's back past the end of the parking lot. fireworks on and off the court. all fallout and reaction following the controversial call that kicked out star steph curry. changes coming to disney following that horrific alligator attack. talking about this morning..

stephuy--- getting ected - leaving the game in thfinaminut. =laura/topvo= this is the call everybody is talking about this morning. steph curry getting ejected, leaving the game in the final minutes last night. game six of the nba finals. explosive allegations flooding twitter. one in particular from curry's wife referring to her husband's rejection, she wrote, i've lost all respect. sorry. this is absolutely rigged for money or racings. i'm not sure which. i won't be silent. just saw it live. sorry. she has since taken down that tweet and apologized. regardless, a lot of emotions surrounding last night's game. >> that wasn't the only bad call. >> the first time in his career, steph curry gets ejected from a game. the two-time mvp lost his cool and subsequently his team lost game six of the nba finals.

>> it was frustrating fouling out fourth quarter of a clinching game and not being out there with my teammates got the best of me. >> three of the six fouls were incredibly inappropriate calls for anybody much less the mvp of the league. >> are you okay with him throwing his mouthpiece? >> i'm happy. he should be upset. >> warriors have to put the frustration and disappointment of their 115-101 game six loss behind them quickly. sunday's game seven marks their 106th game this season. it's the only one that matters now. >> it's frustrating. we let down our fans and our organization. we all realize if you told us one game to win a championship in oakland, we'll take that any game of the week.

we'll come sunday with the mindset leaving it all out there. no hero ball. just do it as a team like we've been doing all year. >> effort. that's it. everybody gives everything they have. it's one game. who wants it more? >> hasn't gone our way last two. >> either cavs will rally from a 3-1 series deficit to win the championships or the warriors will be celebrating back-to-back titles. in cleveland, nbc bay area. thank you. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has spoken but some supporters are wondering what he said. >> the political revolution must continue into the future. real change never takes place from the top on down or in the living rooms of wealthy campaign contributors. it always occurs from the bottom

on up when tens of millions of people say loudly and clearly, enough is enough. >> he didn't concede but did say he will work with hillary clinton to defeat donald trump. >> clinton will be back in the bay area in two weeks. the democratic presumptive presidential nominee will speak at a fund-raiser in san francisco june 29th. tickets range between $1,000 and $27,000. the location, they are trying to figure that out. 5:46. days after the orlando shooting, the deadliest mass shooting in american history, the u.s. senate is expected to take action. monday law makers will vote on gun measures, but will they pass?

tracie potts joins us live. what are you hearing on capitol hill? >> it's not clear 60 votes are here to get this to move forward. we are not talking about a final vote but just to get to the next step on things like restricting sales and background checks. it is an issue americans are concerned about. our latest nbc news survey monkey poll found that terror is the number one concern among a quarter of americans now and that's doubled since orlando. >> i hope americans rise to the moment and do the right thing. >> a bill would notify authorities, delay or block gun sales to terror suspects. >> if you're on the no-fly list, you shouldn't be able to buy a gun. >> republicans want to make sure innocent people have a chance to get off terror watch lists. >> you just can't have a secret list prepared by secret people that deny somebody their

constitutional right to keep and bear arms. >> yields about 250 names a year. that's essentially it. >> there is new evidence the orlando suspect was on facebook pledging allegiance to isis during the shooting. >> is going after the second amendment how you stop terrorism? no. >> we should be taking up legislation next week to prevent isis terrorists from using u.s. passports to come to america. >> it's spilling over into the presidential campaign. >> i'm going to save your second amendment, folks. totally. >> he's blaming the president. john mccain blamed the president saying he was directly responsible for what happened in orlando, but after he was pressed, he explained he thinks the president is ultimately responsible because of the failure of stopping isis. >> tracie potts reporting. new details on the deadly alligator attack at orlando

disney resort. they will add alligator signs that did not exist before an alligator dragged a 2-year-old into the water. autopsy results show lane graves died from drowning and traumatic bite marks. he was wading in a lagoon that only had "no swimming" signs posted. disney closed the beaches along its resorts, but many wondering if the park could have done more to warn families. one bay area expert who handled the san francisco tiger attack in 2007 believes the family will file lawsuit against disney. >> part of the attraction is it is a need to preserve. there is a difference between being inside a disney theme park and in a nature preserve where there is wildlife. singer says it's likely the lawsuit will be quickly settled. the first family is california bound. the president and his family expected to arrive in the

central valley today. tomorrow the obamas will take a tour of the yosemite national park and carlsbad cavern. part of a trip to showcase the 100th anniversary of the national park service. trip advisor issued a list of the most popular national park. is your favorite on it? millions of travelers chimed in and the grand canyon is a top park to visit. others include bryce canyon national park in utah followed by grand teton and then haleakala in hawaii. more than one in five people in the u.s. plan to visit a national park this summer. >> i like yosemite.

>> very hot in the central valley. >> it's really hot. talking about 120. it will be hot here, too. we get a live look at the golden gate bridge. we start out with a beautiful sunrise, a few clouds. also we are seeing more of the same in sunol. mostly clear skies. this is where we begin with mild temperatures, certainly a little bit warmer than yesterday at this time. 62 in san francisco as well as the east bay. as we drop in to get a closer look, we have low 50s in walnut creek and dublin. 55 and 54 today in fremont. as we go into the next several hours, our temperatures will be warming up with all of that sun. a little bit warmer than yesterday. up to 79 in cupertino. redwood city at 75.

outer sunset. oakland tops out at 77. 28 in pleasanton. seven-day forecast shows we will have the heat building over the next few days as this system that's been farther north of us bringing light rain. then clear out the next several days and temperatures blow offshore rather than onshore flow. alameda county fair will be happening this evening. it will be a beautiful evening for that. we'll be at 72 right after sunset. winds coming in from the west at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. our temperature trend starting to go up. after saturday, we'll be right at about average. up to 90 on sunday. low 90s continue into next week. a lot of people will be heading to the beach where it will be a little bit better. santa cruz 75 on sunday. once again next week we'll have

those temperatures trending into the mid 80s for the middle of the week. a look at all our micro climates and the weekend forecast. 70s in san francisco. spots hitting the low 90s as well as south bay. another look at the forecast coming up. let's check in with mike to see what's happening as you head out for the commute. we have a combination of a better view of the bay bridge toll plaza. look at that beautiful sunrise. that is beautiful. looking towards san francisco, north 101 closer to cesar chavez is the crash reported.

we have no slowing heading up in toward san francisco and toward the split for van nuys and the bay bridge. nice drive through the peninsula across the san mateo bridge. a little debris toward 580 westbound. 101 at the 680 interchange, no problems. >> thank you. coming up, a dramatic collapse for singer meatloaf happened right on stage as he falls over. we'll tell you about his condition next. first, happening now, a vandal targeting the former palo alto home of steve jobs and makes threats. read more about the incident and the home's history on nbcbayarea.com. burglary victim chases down a suspect and detains him before officers arrive in san mateo. not the first time police say that burglar struck. today - family and friends of f

to say goodbye to the er singer one last time. ==vo== a private funeral will be held today family and friends of former "voice" contestant christina grimmie will say good-bye at her funeral in

medford, new jersey. she was shot and killed signing autographs after a show in orlando. he shot and killed himself after he was attacked by her brother. 5:58. singer meatloaf collapsed on stage during a concert in canada last night. he dropped dead in the middle of performing his big hit "i'd do anything for love." he kept singing as band mates rushed to his side. emergency crews rushed to the hospital before we don't know what happened. the fremont police department says one injured officer was released from the hospital yesterday. the second officer who was in critical condition continues to improve. those officers were shot at a

traffic stop. the gunman shot himself after a lengthy standoff where he was holed up inside a house. the cdc is reporting three babies born with birth defects linked to the zika virus in the u.s. three other babies affected by zika have been lost in miscarriages or abortions. the report comes as mosquito season is ramping up in the united states. some believe the virus will spread to the southern and southwestern portion of the u.s. including southern california. stanford takes aim at cancer using what it calls guided chemotherapy missiles. they will direct the chemotherapy drugs to the tumor allowing the drug to target cancer cells. stanford scientists think the new treatment could produce the weakness and other side effects that patients feel during traditional chemotherapy. a close call for father and son after an suv plows into a

home. > > >> the criminal trial against pg&e gets under way. >> outside oracle arena. after a tough game six loss that had two curries fuming. you don't want a hot curry. good morning. scott mcgrew in for sam brock. it's going to be hot as well. >> it's going to heat up this weekend after a nice break with milder temperatures into the next several days. it will be a warmer weekend. that's the trend we've been on. it's now in the upper 50s in the north bay as well as south bay. 60s elsewhere and highs today reaching into the upper 70s to low 80s. 80 in the s