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 south bay as well at

the tri-valley. i'll let you know when it starts to heat up. that's coming up. let's head over to mike with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> only the fastrack lanes are backed up. cash lanes are better than you might expect. over here we have southbound 880 off 92. that's the only slowing toward union city. at 6:01, back to our breaking news this morning. a frightening sequence of events for a south bay family a power pole and suv slam into their home narrowly missing them. >> kris sanchez is live in santa clara at the scene. tell us what happened. >> not only was there a crash in the middle of the intersection but that tough careened into the

house bringing a signal pole. you don't see how big these are until they are down at ground level. there is plywood on the house where it smashed into the house. all this missing a 5-year-old boy by feet. his parents and their best man were gathered to look at pictures from their wedding which was just three weeks ago. the suv crashed with another car in the intersection of lafayette and lewis. the suv then hit a signal pole, a fence around the yard then smashed into the little stucco house itself. 5-year-old max was sitting on a couch with his parents' best man when they saw headlights in the window behind them and glass flying everywhere. >> it happened quickly. i think the biggest, easiest way to explain it was it was like a bomb went off outside. 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 of the intersection. >> that dad patrick paul says they moved away from the suv in the living room at just the right time. moments later when that signal pole fell into the house as well and that could have been catastrophic. the family and friend went into the hospital to have pieces of glass removed from the body. emotionally, dad is really upset because when he came out he saw the two people in the suv stumbling around, slurring. he believes they were drunk. santa clara police arrested at least one person. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you. everybody saw this, right? game six, the nba finals. steph curry getting kicked out. people are furious. there was a lot of drama

surrounding last night's game. >> i see it again and again and still shake my head. steph curry's wife got into the mix. steph chuang live at oracle arena. a lot of reaction coming out of this one. >> a lot of reaction, a lot of emotion and drama. warriors made a lot of history all season here at oracle. unfortunately, the cleveland cavaliers could make history here, too, if they manage a win on sunday for game seven. they would be the first team to come back from a 3-1 deficit in the finals. that is not what we are hoping for. cavs did dominate the game winning 115-101. they were up by 24 at one point in the game. warriors were able to rally a couple of times and cut the deficit to single digits. with 4:30 left, he throws trash talk his way. curry gets called for a questionable sixth foul. he chucks his mouth guard.

curry is ejected the first time in his nba career. coach kerr says while the team didn't lose because of that call, he criticized the ref in a move sure to earn him a $25,000 fine. >> he had every right to be upset. he is the mvp of the league, he gets six fouls called on him. three were absolutely ridiculous. >> i usually aim at the scorers' table. didn't mean to throw it at a fan. it happened and went over and apologized to him because that is obviously not where i was trying to take my frustration out. >> his wife took to twitter after the game posting, i've lost all respect. sorry. this is absolutely rigged for money or ratings. she did delete that tweet and put up an apologetic one saying police profiled her father, tried to strip him of his

credentials and tried to arrest him. home-court advantage for game seven. a minimum of $900, if you are willing to go to the nose bleeds for that. i wondered what happened to the mouth guard curry tossed. a different mouth guard tossed was picked up by a fan and going on auction for $5,000. check the website. that is up for bidding starting august 3rd. >> i don't know. he threw it at the son of a partial owner of the team? they may not want it. >> right. probably not. while the warriors continue to battle it out on the basketball court, the team's meyered in legal court. 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. they echo prior claims that the arena could create traffic gridlock around the new ucsf hospital. the team has plans in place to solve those traffic concerns. the hospital takes no position in the matter. 6:07. opening statements begin this morning in the criminal trial against pg&e and deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. eight people died. 38 homes were destroyed when a major pipeline ruptured back in 2010. the utility is facing 12 separate criminal charges involving pipeline 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 lamar murder case. both sides will be back in court trying to settle on a trial date. three weeks ago garcia torres

waived his whiright to a speedy trial. sierra disappeared four years ago walking to a school bus stop. her body has never been found. >> serial burglary suspect napped on the peninsula. he returned the morning for more. it happened yesterday morning on roberto drive near the 101-92 interchange. the man staying at the house says he came home wednesday night to find all the doors wide open. around $10,000 worth of jewels and other items were gone. when the burglar returns, he was there and chased the suspect cowan the street. instead of taking down the thief he talked to him. >> give me my stuff back. he keeps asking me not to call the cops and begging me not to do anything big. but this guy robbed me. >> he called 911 and the suspect was arrested.

t the burglar was wanted for several other robberies. a public memorial service will be held next tuesday for michael katherman. officers made their everyone as his body was escorted from the medical examiner's office. members of the fire department stood at attention as his motorcade passed by. >> every day we put our lives on the line no matter what it takes, and it's an honor and privilege to serve the public in the silicon valley. >> officer katherman was killed tuesday after his motorcycle and a minivan collided. encouraging news regarding the health of two fremont officers wounded in a shooting. >> one officer was released from the hospital. the second officer continues to improve. the officers were shot after a traffic stop.

let's get a check of your microclimate forecast with kari. >> good morning. we'll start out this weekend with mild temperatures that start to heat up toward the end of the weekend. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and highs reaching into the 70s there. mid 70s into the peninsula and low 80s in the south bay. 77 in oakland and napa and 81 in livermore. heading into the weekend once again, we'll talk about how hot it gets. that's less than ten minutes. let's head over to mike with a view of what's happening in oakland. >> a pleasant welcomed view of 880. come back and win sunday, guys. 635, an easy drive there bay bridge toll plaza, only the

fastrack lanes are backed up. 101 northbound had a little slowing there. that blip turned from yellow to green. northbound 101, easy light drive. it's friday. that's good stuff. >> there will be a major freeway closure this weekend in contra costa county. all lanes of interstate 80 will close between san pablo avenue and san pablo dam road due to construction. lanes will close down saturday night at 11:00, reopen sunday morning at 7:00. this is part of $180 million project to improve a bottle neck in that area. construction is expected to ramp up next spring. 6:11. days later and new details being revealed about what the gunman was doing during and before the attack in orlando. the text exchanges between he and his wife. first a filibuster, now the action what could be next for gun control legislation on capitol hill. =laura/topvo=

people hel 6:14. the silicon valley is standing in solidarity with orlando. people held a candlelight vigil in san jose honoring victims of the shooting massacre a local employees union organized it. the outpouring of love and support for victims and survivors keeps coming. this is a tribute from the federal reserve bank of san francisco. they tweeted thought picture yesterday saying, we stand with you, orlando. new details as to what the

gunman was doing during the attack. the fbi says he spent a significant amount of time on his cell phone, even texting his wife. at one point, the wife text, where are you? he responds, do you see what's ç happening? she replies, 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 the victims and survivors. once again, as has been true too many times before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they ask 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 two years ago and was embraced by his family. >> president obama said he hopes

u.s. senators rise to the moment and do the right thing. next monday the senate is expected to vote on several gun control measures. >> this comes after senate democrats held a 15-hour filibuster that forced republican leaders to consider the vote. the senate will take on four bills, two from democrats, one filed by dianne feinstein. they call for universal background checks and stopping sales to people on terror and no-fly lists. the other two bills were filed by republicans. they would delay sales for 72 hours but require a court order to permanently ban gun sales to someone. many experts believe this is irrelevant because none of those bills are likely to pass. >> is going after the second amendment how you stop terrorism? no. that's not how you stop terrorism. >> house speaker paul ryan says he's more focused on stopping terrorism. republicans hold the majority in the house and the house would have to pass these bills, too. they don't plan any votes on gun control measures.

interested in timeless watches? you can pick from 67 of them. this one is up for auction. bidding starts at $140,000. they belong to james whitey bulger the notorious boston mobster caught in 2011. a lot of his possessions going up for auction. proceeds will go to some of his victims. he's owned odd items, the psycho killer skull ring. bid starts at $75. this is laura's favorite, the rat cup goes for $30. the auction takes place in boston next week. >> mother's day passed, father's day is coming. maybe you'll get the rat cup. >> this is a great story. >> people can be perhaps a little bit nicer online like this british grandmother. this is one of her google searches. she writes, please translate these roman numerals, thank you.

her grandson found the search request and tweeted it out. 43,000 people loved it. the grandmother says she thought she was being polite and the search would be quicker. google uk responded saying in a world of a billion searches, yours made us smile. >> awesome. lots of google engineers watched this. if you say thank you on google, give us something back. >> also just a note, they can't possibly track everything you do. looks like we start out with clouds getting ready for warmer weather this weekend. and we have a couple of spotty showers for the north bay yesterday. here is a live look from san bruno. we still see lingering clouds this morning. it's all dry. as we go farther north, we are going to check out healdsburg where it's cloudy but we have clear skies in parts of the bay

area, including the south bay where the temperature is now 58. east bay 62. as we get a closer look from our weather underground sites, 52 as you head out santa teresa and saratoga starts out at 53. as we break it down hour by hour for san jose, 65 at 9:00. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning and lunch time. nice 74. we'll be reaching into the upper 70s to low 80s there. as this system fades, that's brought in scattered showers for the north bay, it continues to bring in clouds for now. then we'll have mostly clear skies throughout the weekend and more of an offshore flow that will warm up our temperatures. enjoy this evening out at the county fair. it will be 72 shortly after sunset. wind coming from the west at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. after this nice break and near average temperatures for today, as well as tomorrow, it really starts to warm up on sunday.

that warming trend continues into the start of next week with low 90s continuing. you can see that at the seven-day ticker at the bottom of the screen. it will heat up at the coastline. average high is 69 in san francisco. we'll be up to 71 on sunday. as we take it through next week, we'll be in the lower 80s, well above average. focusing in on the weekend. the hottest day will be on sunday. saturday not too bad. some 70s for san francisco peninsula. 79. 85 in the tri-valley. on sunday, up to 91 and 89 in the north bay on sunday once again hot next week. we'll keep you up-to-date on that. let's head over to mike with a view of what's happening as you head out on the roadway. >> we'll show you the view from the foster city side of the san mateo bridge. we have a good decline of

traffic. that's not bad. a nice easy flow of traffic right now. i'll jump on the peninsula side. this is where folks are getting off the san mateo bridge. dunbarton bridge equally as smooth. issue southbound 880. reports of a crash. 680 at mission, we see that slowing popping up over the last few minutes. i'll track that. we talked about this. a crash should make its way quickly to the shoulder. that is a slower drive. the only slow drive for this portion of the east bay. in the caldecott some debris reported. fast track lanes are waiting there. golden gate bridge, clear view across the bay.

lane configuration changes earlier in the afternoon have been going on a half hour earlier than you might expect. that should make it better getting out of the city. we'll be right back with more news after this break.

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police officeris welcome back. 6:24. the family of a homeless man shot and killed by san francisco police officers is filing a legal claim against the department. police shot the 45-year-old in april after he threatened people with a knife. it happened in april in the mission district. officers first used bean bag rounds but he wouldn't back down. his family says the officers acted recklessly. a judge says there is not enough time to order the beefing up of security for next weekend's san francisco gay pride parade. the judge yesterday tossed out a lawsuit calling for more security in the celebration. violent crimes have happened during recent pride events. people who filed the lawsuit say other pride events around the u.s. have more security. sf pride organizers say they are working on more security after that mass shooting in orlando. 6:25. bay area responds and puts money back in viewers' pockets.

>> let's check in with chris. >> it's been a productive couple of days. our consumer investigator center returned more than $8,000 to bay area residents this week alone. oliver's car will be painted free of charge. the manufacturer refused but we stepped in and got results. joshua and donny said their landlord held their security deposit until we got it refunded. >> we didn't save james money but helped him contact the irs because he is concerned about identity theft. kelly campbell had concerns about her medical records. it doesn't require physicians to maintain medical records for a specific period of time. share your story with us. call 888-996-tips. have a great weekend. coming up next on "today in the bay," all eyes on federal

court in san francisco as pg&e goes to trial in connection to the pipeline blast in san bruno. breaking news following overnight. a father and son lucky to be alive after an suv came crashing into their home sending a traffic light down as well. all the details next. i'm laura garcia cannon.

=scott/4shot= brock. (toss kari)ew, in for sam ==kari/cu== a very good friday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew with sam brock. >> getting ready for temperatures to ramp up over the next couple of days.

mange sure you're ready. we had mild weather here recently. it's in the upper 50s to low 60s. mix of sun and clouds and highs reaching 70 in san francisco and 08 in the south bay as well as tri-valley. let's head over to mike suggesting that you pay cash at the bay bridge. >> look here. the fastrack lanes are backed up. the cash costs more but the lanes are open. pay cash you don't have to wait in line this morning. we do have a stall reported mid span there. it sounded like it was in the slow lanes. bridge crews out there to help those. west 24, i told you there was debris. it's actually a car blocking the left lanes there. they'll clear that quickly. a light volume around the bay. smooth flow of traffic. there is a new crash reported

for the south bay. we'll check on 101. take a look at this. an suv that plows into a santa clara home, narrowly missing a young boy. look down at the ground there. that is like a traffic light that came crashing down. the suv crashed into another car at levett and lewis, the suv hits the signal pole. the pole smashes through the house itself. 5-year-old boy sitting on the couch with mom and dad saw headlights through the window behind him. glass flying everywhere. he will be okay. kris sanchez spoke with the family and will tell you how max got out of the way before all that came down coming up in a live report at 6:56. 6:31 right now. it's been nearly six years since a pipeline exploded on the peninsula killing eight people, leveling dozens of homes.

in just a matter of hours, opening statements in the criminal trial of pg&e will get under way. share katsuda live in that neighborhood. >> good morning. we are seeing a lot of people out this morning walking their dogs getting on with their days. definitely their mind is on this trial. jury selection wrapped up yesterday and community leaders and survivors are expected to be at the court for opening statements today. eight people died and 66 people were injured in this 2010 explosion. pg&e faces charges of obstruction of justice and pipeline safety violations. if convicted, pg&e 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 in a statement said it

wants customers to know it's focused on the future and regaining trust with customers. you can see there are a lot of construction projects going on. new homes in this area. everyone wanting answers in this trial. that starts today with opening statements. live in san bruno, today in the bay. new allegations of criminal misconduct against an oakland police department employee. mayor libbey schaaf issuing a statement saying an unidentified department employee is on administrative leave. in this case, it is not related to the recent sex scandal that slayed that department. no word what kind of misconduct it was or what role that employee serves. the case is in the hands of prosecutors. 6:33. police 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 her teacher committed sex drims against her. ronny farrell, a science teacher is accused of groping a student last week. the 15-year-old says he touched her inappropriately and placed her hands inappropriately on him. palo alto pd worked with the girl to set up the meeting in the parking lot. he was arrested. the school district is helping. >> the safety of our students is a priority for the school. >> farrell is on unpaid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. more police on the streets of san francisco mission district after a violent few weeks that left three people dead and five others hurt. the victims were shot while sitting in a car. they remain in critical condition. the shooter has not been arrested. out of the six separate

shootings and stabbings that occurred since late may, only one suspect arrested. >> now to the latest developments, a wildfire continues to rage out of control. >> this fire is getting harder to fight. patrick healy from our sister station in los angeles. >> good morning from the santa barbara coast. day three of the sherpa fire. another challenging night for firefighters. important news for the bay area if you're planning on taking 101 to los angeles to 101 freeway is back open again after it had to be closed for a second overnight in a row because the flames of this fire got so close to the freeway. this fire has been driven largely by the sundowner from santa barbara where winds come up very strongly after dark out of the north, pushing the fire down the canyons towards the coast. then during the course of the night, the winds eventually

begin to diminish. by daybreak it is calm again and the fire activity slows markedly then picks up the next night. the weather is changing in southern california. we expect the temperatures to increase markedly today, and humidity also to drop so that on top of the concern that the sundowners will come back again later, a big concern about the growth of this fire. talking to incident command, they tell us they are optimistic they can box in this fire on three of the four sides. the concern though is that southeast exposure is in a wilderness area. they are having difficulty fighting the fire there. that is the exposure in the more populated slopes of santa barbara. one other concern up in these hills is the famous ranch which was the western white house during the presidency of ronald reagan. the initial start of the fire at the sherpa ranch was very close

to the reagan ranch. initially the fire started moving away then there were shifts at this point it is not believed the reagan ranch is in danger. i talked to the ranch director. he said they have foam, water, they have been removing some fuels from the area. they are ready if there is another change in the wind. the big story today will be to watch the temperatures and to see if those sundowners come back at night. fire command tells us this fire back in that wilderness area could burn for a considerable period of time before they can fully contain it. reporting from the santa barbara coast, patrick healy for nbc bay air why news. >> thank you. let's hope they can get a handle on that one. 6:37. another first for san francisco. there is a senior advisor to the mayor for transgender initiative. mayor ed lee appointed teresa sparks to that new position. sparks is a long-time executive

director of the human rights commission and served as police commissioner. in her new role, she will focus on transgender issues. >> a lot of it will be overseeing and coordinating existing programs we have. this 1.5 million and making sure, one, they're effective then do a gap analysis to see where we miss things. >> especially what we've done to try to turn bad attitudes of north carolina and mississippi over accessibility on things like toilet use. we felt perhaps an advisor on transgender issues would be appropriate. >> several cities and towns reached out to sparks following the orlando shooting massacre. looking ahead to your weekend. looks like a hot one. >> you will want to enjoy today. the heat really building as you go into the next couple of days. now temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and low 60s for oakland, san francisco, as well

as the north bay where we do have more cloud cover. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds today. highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s. slightly above average in spots. 70 today and 76 in santa rosa. 77 in oakland. low 80s for the tri-valley. we'll talk about how hot it gets this weekend. mike has mild slowing on the san mateo bridge. >> mild is a great word for 92 westbound. three lanes westbound at the toll plaza. we have folks coming off the 880 interchange in toward the san mateo bridge. in the south bay, we are starting to see the northbound routes kicking in. arrow shows 101 at 680. earlier crash, the off ramp, we'll show you the backup. lanes just cleared a couple of minutes ago at the crash scene. that should show recovery. the build starting for the south

bay. nothing dramatic. >> that is a good thing. 6:39. >> a startling update from the cdc about the zika virus. a number of cases involving pregnant women surges into the hundreds. >> out live to new york city and the big board on the nyse. linked to zika virus in the u-s.

6:43. the cdc is reporting three babies born with birth defects linked to the zika virus in the u.s. three other babies are affected by zika have been lost to m miscarriage or abortion. tom costello joins with us a breakdown of the report from cdc. >> good morning. in northern california, no cases of women being infected with the zika virus inside the continental united states then giving birth to babies. we have three cases of women here in the united states who have given birth, they contracted zika while outside of the country. in total, 234 pregnant women in the united states thought to have the zika virus or have been exposed to the zika virus. it's thought all those women contracted the disease while outside the united states. another 189 cases reported in

u.s. territories, most of those were in puerto rico. now the concern is zika-carrying mosquitos could arrive on the u.s. mainland. at the moment, the biggest concern continues to be somebody who contracted zika while abroad in latin america or the caribbean comes back and then either is pregnant or the spouse or partner of somebody comes back having been infected and he has unprotected sex with a woman who is pregnant. you can see how zika gets transmitted. this is a very big concern health experts at the cdc are watching closely. all that coming up on "today." >> you can watch his full report coming up on the "today" show in 15 minutes at 7:00 this morning. stanford takes aim at cancer using guided chemotherapy missiles. the university scientists

engineered protein to direct the drug right to the tumor. stanford scientists think the new treatment could help reduce weakness and other side effects patients face during traditional chemotherapy. new this morning, singer meatloaf collapsed on stage during a concert in canada last night. it was caught on video. he dropped down in the middle of performing his big hit "i'd do anything for love." for a time he still kept singing as band members rushed to his side. emergency crews rushed him to the hospital. the 68-year-old canceled his show monday due to health problems. the first family is coming to california. they are expected to arrive in the central valley today. >> tomorrow the obamas will take a tour of yosemite national park and carlsbad cavern. it is a trip to showcase the

100th anniversary of the national park service. just in time for president obama's visit, trip advisor issued a list of the most popular national park. >> the company says millions of travelers chimed in. grand canyon the park to visit. others include bryce canyon followed by grand teton in wyoming. more than 1-5 people plan to visit a national park this summer. it's the call everybody is talking about. steph curry getting ejected in the final minutes. game six. as it was happening, explosive allegations flooding twitter. one in particular from curry's wife, referring to her husband's ejection she wrote, i lost all respect. sorry. this is be a luteally rigged for money. or ratings, i'm not sure which.

i won't be silent. just saw it live. sorry." she has since taken down that tweet and apologized, but a lot of emotions surrounding last night's game. >> a lot of calls that were questionable. >> the first time in his career, steph curry gets ejected from a game. he lost his cool and subsequently his team lost game six of the nba finals. >> obviously frustrating to foul out in the fourth quarter of a clenching game and not being out there with my teammates. it got the best of me. i'll be all right the next game. >> 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 threw his mouthpiece. he should be upset. >> warriors will have to put the

frustration and disappointment of their 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. the beginning of the season one game could win a championship in oakland, we'll take that any day of the week. we have to leave it all out there. no hero ball. just do it as a team. >> effort. that's it. everybody give everything they have. who wants it more? >> having gone our way the last two, our like our chances in game seven to have everything click at the right time and win this thing. >> one of two things will happen sunday night. either cavs will become the first naeem nba history to rally from a 3-1 series deficit to win the nba championship or warriors will be celebrating back-to-back titles.

we'll see if we have a parade next week. >> if? >> when. while things are heated on the court, there was one emotional moment that united n the stands and on the sidelines last night. >> craig sager received a standing ovation. he's good night with the standout suits. he works for tnt. for one game only he joined abc's crew to broadcast his first-ever nba finals game. sager was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014. in march he revealed his lukemia is no longer in remission but decided to work through the treatment and clinical trials as we well. >> you've got to get one of those suits with cars all over it or something. we'll have sunshine all over it. >> we'll have a lot of sun this

weekend. it's going to help warm up those temperatures and make it hot by the end of the weekend. we start out with mostly cloudy skies. here is a live look at the golden gate brinl this morning. as we get a view of the south bay, all clear as we will see those temperatures a little bit warmer than yesterday. 58 in the south bay. 62 in the east bay. a closer look at the north bay. 60 in petaluma. 61 in novato as well as san rafael. 63 in vallejo. looking at oakland, we'll see a lot of clouds this morning. temperatures in the upper 60s. reaching the low 70s just for a little while. we've been talking about this area of low pressure that brought us the light rain and spotty showers in parts of the north bay yesterday. this storm will become not much

of an issue. high pressure building across the southwest and look how hot it will be. phoenix talking about 117 degrees. l.a. will be up to 90. we are going to hit the low 90s in the south bay as well as the tri-valley and north bay. get ready for some sizzling temperatures starting on sunday and continuing into neck week. clouds will clear out. we will have more of an offshore flow that will make it very warm. if you are going out this evening to the alameda county fair, it will be nice. shortly after sunset 72 with mostly clear skies. it will be fairly mild tomorrow as well. slightly above average in the south bay. then as we go into sunday and monday into the rest of next week, you can see that forecast bottom of the screen. it just stays hot. heating up along the coastline. the average high is 69. it willing up to 80 to start out the new week. still well above average on

tuesday as well as wednesday. let's just focus on the weekend. saturday, not bad. upper 70s, low 80s, even mid 80s for the tri-valley. on sunday, we are into the low 90s and we won't have much of winds. make plans to do something to help keep you cool. i'm guessing the air conditioner is on in the car. >> it's starting to slow down past the coliseum. now we are back up to speeds. let the breeze kick in. it's going to be warmer. we have slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. only fastrack folks have to wait. cash payers get up to the toll plaza, pay their toll cash and move across to san francisco as well. light friday. we did hear about a crash. west 24 at telegraph.

we do have it looking clear. we'll track that. the rest of the bay moves well. slowing for hayward and san mateo bridge. flowing right at the petition interchange. typical any morning. we'll look at fremont for a live look. volume light here. southbound with folks heading past the truck scales. 6:53. tracking breaking news in the south bay. a suspected drunk driver crashes into a signal pole and home. how narrowly he missed a 5-year-old boy. >> first, happening now we are continuing to watch the fallout after the warriors' emotional loss in game six of the nba finals. the controversy is the wife of steph curry's controversial tweets. looking for adventure?

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light came crashing down into a home, narrowly missing a little boy inside. >> good morning to you. you can see the pole here on the ground. just on the other side of the wall behind it is where that 5-year-old boy was sitting with his parents' best man looking at pictures from the parents' wedding three weeks ago. the suv crashed with another car at the intersection of lafayette and lewis then hit a signal pole, crashed through the metal fence and smashed through the house itself. 5-year-old max was sitting on a couch with his parents when mom and dad saw headlights through the window behind them and glass flying everywhere. >> it happened really quickly. i think the easiest way to explain it was it was like a bomb went off outside. all we knew was our window was flying at it 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. moments later that signal pole fell into the house right where the 5-year-old boy and family friend were sitting. they went to the hospital to have pieces of glass removed from the body. emotionally, dad is really upset. as the two people in that suv got out, they were stumbling around and slurring. it appeared they were drunk. at least one of them was arrested by the santa clara police. everybody is okay. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. it is 6:58. a public memorial service will be held tuesday at the sap center for san jose police officer michael katherman.

officers paid their respects as his body was escorted from the medical examiner's office to the mortuary yesterday. members of the santa clara fire department stood at attention as the motorcade passed by. he was killed tuesday after his motorcycle and a minivan collided. we will have mild temperatures this morning. mostly cloudy skies. the sun is all out. our temperatures are in the low 60s. still lingering sprinkles in the north bay with highs reaching 76. 80 in the south bay and try valley. >> bring your shades. >> look at your maps. northbound through the south bay only slowing with a new crash. 101 and 87 just starting to show the build. this is packing in the traffic off 880. nothing dramatic. looks slower than you would like. consider paying a couple bunch

more because cash has no backup. >> it's father's day weekend. happy father's day to all those dads. good morning. good morning. chilling messages. the texts exchange with the orlando nightclub shooter and his wife as the shooting happened. and a look at the gunman's past stretching back 20 years as president obama and vice president biden meet with grieving families. >> they don't care about the politics. neither do i. and john mccain forced to clarify his controversy statements that the president is directly responsible for orlando. taking action. overnight, disney world announces plans to post more signs warning of alligators following the attack on the 2-year-old boy as his parents break