temperatures are going up. >> it's going to be a hot weekend. enjoy the cool air this morning as we start out with 50s across the bay area. we are at 54 in san francisco. 57 in the east bay and south bay. clear sunrise as you get a look at that south bay camera, but we have clouds along the coast and in san francisco. 72 will be the high there while we cop out at 90 in the north bay and tri-valley. 87 for the south bay. we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking a crash at the maze. >> this couldç be big. we'll look at the big traffic backup. southbound 880, berkeley curve here. a crash south of there cutting off the connector. they are going to close down the connector. folks getting to the bay bridge, look at this. the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll be delayed. a lot of clearing past that jam there.

if you're heading south on 880 off the maze, you have to take 580 to 980 because of that closure. le's double check to make sure that's the case. that will be a problem. the rest of the bay moving well. back to you. two breaking news stories we need to get to right now. fast moving flames consuming up to 80 homes in the past 24 hours in kern county. first the historic referendum shaking up international politics and the world economy. >> we have team coverage this morning on the european union. let's start with tracie potts live from washington, d.c. this was prompting the prime minister to resign there. that is not the only ripple effect we are seeing this morning. >> no. we are seeing not only david cameron deciding to step down between now and october, he announced that this morning but also ripple effect in the political world. president obama who did not want

to see this happen will be talking to cameron later today. the u.s. has to navigate how to forge this relationship with great britain separate from the european union. now that more than half of europe said no to staying in the eu and yes to the exit. david cameron says that choice, even though it wasn't his, must be respected. those on the other side of this need to help make it work. he will go to the eu council to explain what's happened. it could take anywhere from two years to a decade to make this happen. we are also hearing from donald trump who happens to be in scotland promoting a new golf course. he thinks it's fantastic. trump says that this is an example of a country taking back its independence and similar to what his campaign and others have been doing in the united states. >> thank you very much. now this concerns scotland is

going to leave the uk. >> let's check in with scott mcgrew. major impact this is expected to have on economies across the globe. many wonder if this could touch off a financial freefall. >> good morning. you are not going to get wonder from me. let's talk about the stock market. we are expecting the dow industrials to fall. we never dealt with a major world economy leaving the eu so we do not know what to expect. that uncertainty has world markets just incredibly uneasy this morning. here you see the vote counting, britons voting 52% to leave 48% voted to stay. bank of england has the equivalent of $300 billion ready to pour into the uk's economy to prop up the country if needed. our own fed watching carefully, as well. various world leaders voicing their shock this morning. this puts enormous pressure on germany and france to keep the

rest of europe together. this will not happen quickly. it's at bare minimum a two-year process but it has to get ugly because as britain negotiates to leave, the eu will have to be a tough negotiator, right? so other countries aren't tempted to leave the eu, as well. people want to know, how does this affect me in my house here in the bay area beyond my retirement account taking an enormous hit? i'll put together a laundry list and have it in a couple of minutes. >> uneasy moments for everybody across the world. thank you. president barack obama could issue a statement some time this morning on the uk's eu departure. >> he is in the bay area to talk innovation. he is going to speak at the seventh annual global entrepreneurship summit. every year entrepreneurs, investors and ecosystem support offers connect at this event

created by president obama. tod today, innovators are ready to be inspired. >> i can fill this need. >> he will focus on entrepreneurship and focus more on africa. >> the summit is focusing on minorities, youth and women, and coding camps for kids. breaking news out of kern county as a wildfire spirals out of control. dozens of homes are gone and more are directly in the flames' path. >> kris sanchez monitoring the latest for us. it's been a rough 24 hours for crews and homeowners near lake isabella. >> it hasn't even been 24 hours. this fire started 4:00 yesterday afternoon and already all of this and we heard three

firefighters suffered home inhalation in what is called the erskine fire. more than 80 homes are gone, 5,000 acres burned and it just started yesterday. we are waiting for a press conference from lake isabella where the bureau of land management and kern county fire will update us on the fire fight. this is our camera ready to take that in. these are some of the 80 plus homes completely gone this morning. burned down to the foundation about 1,500 other homes are in fire line. thousands are people are under evacuation orders at a red cross center. adding to that worry and fear information will be hard to find out where the avac yeahs. >> there was a sheriff saying get out. >> i know we are losing everything. plus our cats are going to be dead. >> out here is video of the fire

before nightfall. kern county fire department captured a neighborhood where 15 homes burned all at once. at one point, a hospital was ordered to evacuate but there was not enough time to get patients out. they were moved away from the exterior walls into a cafeteria common area. the air conditioner was cut off to keep the smoke out and flames were just feet away. since that happened, fire crews were able to move them out. about 40 senior citizens were moved from a senior center. lake isabella is a popular place to visit. there is a camp ground there. that is under evacuation orders. we are hoping there will be good news. >> general calamity in the central valley. head to nbcbayarea.com or download our free app for updates. san francisco's bicoalition

is hocalling for improvement on city streets to slow down traffic after accidents wednesday night a woman was killed when a driver ran a red light. another woman was killed while riding her bike in golden gate park. >> what the city needs is to provide infrastructure to provide engineering that makes the streets safer for all road users. we want to see protected bike lanes across san francisco, specifically on the streets where both these crashes happened. >> police are asking for help finding the driver who hit the woman in golden gate park. a former oakland police officer now an investigator for the alameda county d.a. has been cleared after a misconduct investigation. he was accused of having his girlfriend transcribe audio recordings in major cases while he was on the force. he is not going to face charges because no crime was committed. they also say he did not

compromise any of the prosecutions. he is one of a long list of people accused of misconduct. 5:08. pride weekend starts today. thousands will hit the streets of san francisco for the first event which is the trans march. >> always a big event. taking on special meaning. it is one of many gatherings leading up to the main event on sunday, the pride parade. it heads right up market street. tomorrow at 6:00, the dike march through the castro. then finally on sunday morning starting at 10:30, the pride parade up market street. break out the bagpipes and expect traffic closures with all those events. >> what will the forecast be? let's check in with kari. >> it is going to be nice in san francisco this weekend. other areas farther inland, not so much. it is going to start to heat up. we start out with clouds and fog. high pressure dominating across the region. it will continue to pump in heat. looking at today with our

temperatures in the 60s and low 70s, we'll have upper 80s and 90s for those inland valleys. we'll talk about what to expect this weekend coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike. >> we have our emeryville camera turned down toward the maze. folks getting here and moving over toward the bay bridge, that's clear. the backup on the approach is causing it to be clearer at the toll plaza. that is blocking off one lane. it's heading over to 980. this is a problem. look at the bay. this problem here getting over towards berkeley curve, southbound 880 or 90 cutting through the alternate, that is not an alternate because everybody is jammed up right there. we have a crash in fremont we'll talk about that coming up.

up next, black goo in southern california ravine. >> live pictures from the scene. it just started at 4:00 yesterday afternoon but it has already devoured 5,000 plus acres. homes destroyed. the latest coming up. =sam/con't vo=

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off the road. squad carsort time later, three very dramatic dash cam video from a police chase in florida. three squad cars descend on the suspect's car, almost leading to a pile-up on the roadway there. police had to taser the driver to subdue him. officers had been looking for that suspect after a few days now. they got their man. > there is a sudden spike of burglaries there. >> police in two communities are asking for help tracking down the culprit. two people have taken precaution. one man says makes sure to lock all his dogs following the burglary of his orinda home tuesday morning. he discovered two of his suitcases were packed with his belongings. >> probably was very foolish to check to see if my firearm was

still here, but he had it. i went and called 911. i never saw him until the police had him in the back seat of their automobile. >> that suspect is the only one in custody police don't think the crimes are related. back to our breaking news with international ramifications. britain voted to leave the european union. world markets have come unglued. dow futures show a plunge of 500 points or worse. scott mcgrew has been on the found with silicon valley leaders early this morning. there's a lot of concern here. >> comes straight from the uncertainty on the markets, the fear, unease, the doubt. we just have never seen anything like this before. the prime minister of great britain david cameron will resign effective october. london will have to negotiate over the next two years how it is going to leave the european union. it will not, cannot be the center of european's banking

that it's been. it was an emotional vote, not necessarily an intelligent vote. britain is not necessarily voting their own best interest. economists say great britain will take the brunt of their decision with falling house prices there and increased unemployment. what does it mean here at home? i've been putting together a laundry list for you. obviously, the stock market will suffer. we are going to check in with landon dowdy but looking at 500 points off the dow almost immediately. the dollar will get stronger. that is not always a good thing because it makes harder for our businesses to sell to the world. our mortgage rates will likely fall as the world pours more money into the safety of american treasuries. travel to britain will be cheaper. the pound has plummeted to levels we haven't seen in the '80s. that's the financial side of it. let's look at the political fallout. more countries may be tempted to leave the eu.

some of the scandinavian countries could be the first to go. scotland may take another look at leaving the united kingdom. this populous vote in great britain may be a prediction of our own presidential election with concern that donald trump may win. >> thinking british voters voted with emotion and not economic best interest. as a reporter, i am politically neutral. clinton, trump, that's up to you. mr. trump proposed 40% taxes on silicon valley products made in china and proposed not paying back the american debt or negotiating it down. mainstream economists say that would damage the economy. moody's says it would cause a recession president let's talk about the stock market and what is going to happen there. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. good morning. it is a very historic day before us. there could be a lot of red arrows across the board on wall street as investors react to the

uk vote to leave the european union. stock futures have come off the lows of the morning but theç do falling sharply more than 500 points at the opening bell. there is similar reaction in asian and european markets. investors will move away from stocks to so-called safety investments such as u.s. treasury bonds or dollar or gold. say we are seeing these market moves but there's lots of opinion polls that suggested the stay camp would come out on top. now they have to move quickly to lower their exposure to great britain. as for individual investors with 401(k) and iras, you're more than likely in this for the long haul. the uk move out of the european union won't happen right away. it is a process that will teenatake a few years. it could keep the federal

reserve on the sideline through the summer. >> a very good summary. thank you. we knew the polls were close. if you asked me yesterday, i would not have guessed exit. today i was stunned. >> i learned last night and thought the markets will take a big hit. >> 4% off the nasdaq immediately. >> if you are in it for the long haul. >> this is reshuffling of money. you may lose in the resufl but money just moved. it doesn't cease to exit. >> from the american standpoint, we are hugely invested in britain as are many european countries. >> that's the gateway there. >> world trade. >> and the uncertainty. nobody can tell you what's going to happen. i can't tell you what's going to happen because it's unprecedented. >> watching history unfold. thank you very much.

>> thank you very much. tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil continue to flood a southern california ravine this morning. cleanup is under way right now. a pipeline started leaking because of a faulty valve. local authorities say lucky the ravine was dry, no water was flowing through. fortunately, never made it to the ocean or the beach. ventura leak 50 miles northwest was a larger spill off the coast of santa barbara. federal investigators blame that oil spill on corroded pipes. they face millions of dollars of fines and dozens of criminal charges. 5:20. a check of weather and traffic. >> waiting for the sun's arrival to heat things up. >> it is going to heat things up again today. san francisco, coastal areas still looking very nice. that's where you can go for natural air conditioning. elsewhere, it is going to be the

artificial air conditioning. as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, we have the clouds back this morning. the fog and that will help keep coastal areas clear, cooler as we start out the day. now it's 54 in san francisco and santa rosa. concord starts out the morning at 58. with highs today reaching the mid 80s in saratoga. san mateo 80. san francisco in the mid 70s today. napa, 90 while oakland is at 79. dublin 93. still a wide range of temperatures from the 60s to the 90s for the valleys. it will be another hot one today as high pressure dominates across the region. brings in 70s once again with a weak onshore flow along the coast with 80s for the inland valleys. as we head into the weekend, we'll start to see 90s starting to push into the south bay, as well as tri-valley of the delta. that will also be the case sunday as we continue to see

those 90s starting to push in with higher heat. if you are going to the alameda county fair this evening, 70 shortly after sunset. at the trans march this evening, beautiful weather for that, too in san francisco, only mid 60s there with mostly sunny skies. let's head over to mike to see what's happening as you head out for the commute. >> we have two crashes. friday light for most but not in these key spots. fremont and the berkeley curve. top of the screen we saw flashing lights. i don't have the latest update, but they may have started to move this crash. to see the backup, this is from powell here riding the brakes to the berkeley curve. look over here. if you are heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's clear. metering lights not on. no backup for the cash lane. we are talking about the flow of traffic here cutting offer these folks. the backup but it's lighter. the other crash in fremont

southbound 680 blocking your slow lanes about sheridan and slowing down your commute right there. the biggest legal defeat of president obama's presidency. how he's reacting to the supreme court's decision on his immigration plan.

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but earlier -- his immigration plan -- was effectively it was an uneasy night for president obama, not only the brexit vote but earlier in the day his immigration plan was blocked by the supreme court. many believe that this is the biggest legal defeat of his

presidency. >> we have to decide whether we are people who accept the cruelty of ripping children from their parents' arms or whether we value families and keep them together for the sake of all of our kids. >> the president not mincing his words yesterday. the court split 4-4 with scalia seat still open on the supreme court. that leaves in place a lower court ruling that blocks two of the president's immigration orders. those measures would have allowed about 4 million undocumented immigrants to live and work here legally on a temporary basis. 5:26. new crackdown on seat hogs on b.a.r.t. starts in october. the chief says officers will take names and check for outstanding warrants even when officers are just giving a warning. one director expressed concerns that is too strict. the new law is controversial having been cast as a 5-4 vote. repeat violators will face fines up to $500.

several breaking news stories developing right now. including a wildfire raging out of control. homes destroyed and people forced to flee. the fight to contain the flames in kern county. >>. >> the decision that caused the british prime minister david cameron to step down and economists to scramble about what happens next. how the uk leaving the european union will impact the u.s.? live at sanford university where president obama is expected to meet with high-tech leaders. more on the global summit coming up.

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california and across the globe.. it has already been a very busy morning. breaking news both here in california and across the globe. a wildfire ripped through homes and threatens thousands of others in central valley. uk residents have spoken out and what they want is to leave. the impact of their decision is going to have on leaving the european union on world economies. good morning and thank you for joining us on a very busy friday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. want to check the forecast. it's been quite warm this week. >> it will stay hot especially over the central valley where they are battling the kern fire. we'll have to watch out for that as well as heat building into the bay area. it is nice and cool this morning. mostly clear skies in the south bay. it's 57 and 52 with low clouds in parts of the north bay. highs there reaching 90.

also 90s for the tri-valley while south bay at 87. 72 in san francisco. let's head over to mike now tracking crashes in fremont and near the bay bridge. >> globally lots happening. locally there are a couple of traffic issues. we are looking at south bay. a couple of crashes. those are minor. the one in fremont had a big backup. southbound 600 coming out of sunol. that should recover but this has not yet recovered. the backup now off university slowing and really jamming up approaching the berkeley curve. cutting off 580, 24 and 980. this is expected to be there maybe another half hour we are looking at off the berkeley curve slowing up traffic on the approach for westbound 80. back to you. >> 531. breaking news we are following is developing right now out of the central valley. flames enveloping homes and thousands of acres.

more than dozens of homes are gone and more in the fire's path this morning. >> it has been a difficult 24 hours for crews and homeowners forced to flee that area. >> kris sanchez monitoring the latest for us. hundreds of firefighters battling this kern firefighter. >> 350 overnight. that's going to double this morning. the fire started at 4:00 yesterday and already nearly 100 homes are destroyed. three firefighters being treated for smoke inhalation and the erskine fire burning out of control. here is a live look at lake isabella where the command post is set up. this is one of the 80 plus homes that is gone this morning, burned down to the beams and the foundation. about 1,500 other homes are still in the fire line. thousands of people under evacuation orders. there is a red cross center opened adding to the worry and fear information will be hard

for those evacuees to get because power towers are out. some of these folks had no time to take anything before they fled. >> soon as i got to my house there was a sheriff sitting there saying, get out. >> we are losing everything. plus our cat's going to be dead. >> this is the video of the fire before night fell. they captured a neighborhood where 50 homes burned at once. at one point, a hospital was ordered to evacuate but there wasn't enough time. patients were moved into a common area away from the exterior walls. the air conditioning was shut off to keep the smoke out and flames were just feet away. fire crews were able to get them out a little bit later. we do know a senior center was evacuated, about 40 seniors moved. this is affecting lake isabella which has a camp site there that is going to be affected. could have an impact on us. as we know, this is zone defense

during wildfire season. crews often deploy. we know some of them are gathered in southern california. we are trying to see if anybody from the bay area is headed to the fire fight in kern county. >> sharing resources at a critical time. more breaking news. this one a global issue that is impacting economies across the world. >> a historic decision. uk residents decided they want out of the european union. it's a decision having a ripple effect. scott mcgrew tracking the fallout this morning. >> it's been rough on foreign markets, but here in the u.s. we are looking at the dow losing 500 points off the open. nasdaq will slash 4%. this is a live picture of 10 downing street, residence of the prime minister. david cameron was against leaving. he says he will resign as prime

minister. >> now the decision has been made to leave, we need to find the best way. i will do everything i can to help. i love this country and i feel honored to have served it. and i will do everything i can in the future to help this great country succeed. >> resign some time before october. they'll call for new elections, as well. >> american markets watching carefully. money flooding into american treasuries. that will push our bond rates way down. that is bad for investors. good for our mortgage rates. we will take a closer look at how this affects you and your household coming up in just a bit. thanks, scott. in the meantime on the heels of all of this, president obama could be issuing a statement some time this morning about the uk's departure. >> you know where he is? right here in the bay area.

the president is expected to arrive at stanford in a couple of hours. >> good morning. he met with business leaders last night for dinner in san francisco, and he's expected to meet with more business leaders today at stanford university here. president obama will be speaking on campus at the 7th annual global entrepreneurship summit. every year business leaders, investors and ecosystem supporters connect at this event created by president obama. he will meet with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and any other leaders ready to provide input and be inspired. >> starts with a need, starts with someone needing something. i can fulfill this need. >> he will focus on youth entrepreneurship and i think he will focus more on africa. >> the summit is focusing on

involving women, minorities and youth. president obama may visit a coding camp for kids on campus today. a lot of other important issues to touch upon, including the european union vote. it will be very interesting to see what comes out of the summit today. 5:37 right now. the party bus driver who police say had dozens of teens with alcohol and drugs on his bus is set to enter a flee today. james greene was arrested monday after police received a tip. investigators say onboard the bus they found 33 minors, 30 bottles of hard liquor and a jar of marijuana. greene faces four drug charges and one felony child endangerment charge. greene told police he did not know there was alcohol onboard. 5:37 on friday morning and today a former 49er and raider star is going to be back in court after several delays. he is expected to enter a plea

on rape charges. stubblefield was officially charged recently accused of raping a woman described as mentally unstable. the latest here it happened in his morgan hill home after she was interviewing for a babysitting job. he maintains the sex was c consensu consensual. >> suspended raiders' line backback er aldon smith. he will be arraigned on a probation violation. that stems from a prior conviction. it's unclear what incident that charge comes from. 5:38. police looking for a man who attacked an employee after he was caught shoplifting. they released a picture in hopes of catching the suspect.

he lunged at the store employee with a knife tuesday. luckily he missed and no one was injured. the employee reported seeing the man stealing items and confronted him. police say this wasn't the first time the man had stolen from that store. each time he's gotten away. >> whatever you have to do, get it done early. we start out with clear skies in the south bay. we have clouds this morning and some fog. here is a view from the castro where it's clear. on the other side it's all encased in some clouds. our temperatures will still be with a wide range today from the coast of the inland areas into the mid 90s for gilroy. pacifica hat 70. 70 at at&t park. giants game later on this evening. fairfield 93, fremont 83 in the tri-valley. upper 80s to low 90s. we'll look ahead to the weekend coming up. mike has better news for the

maze. >> better news. after the last report, those flashing lights did clear. they are completely gone as far as backup. this is better news heading to the bay bridge. this means more traffic going down 880 to 980 and coming to the bay bridge toll plaza. cash lanes backing up. typically on a friday we have a lighter flow of traffic. that saved the folks down the east shore freeway. back up shy of university and quickly recovering. the other slowdown starting to clear up. earlier crash cleared, but there may be another one south of highway 84. we'll track that as well. >> thank you very much. mosquitos with the west nile virus discovered in south bay. more fogging overnight. here is a map of the area crews fogged. starting 11:00 last night until 2:00 this morning. that includes oak ridge mall, gunderson high school. mosquitos have been found in a large region of the south bay

that goes from campbell to south san jose. coming up, a sign of compromise. get ready for pride. the big celebration kicks off tomorrow. stephanie chuang live in san francisco. expect traffic and tight

this weekend... san francisco it's 5:44. busy week in san francisco. expect traffic and tight security as pride celebration gets under way. law enforcement will take extra precautions following the massacre in orlando. >> stephanie chuang joining us live with preparations which really start today as far as the parade is concerned what can you tell us? >> good morning. i can tell you the pride festival kicks off at noon tomorrow at the civic center plaza which will be transformed. there will be tents and fences. you can see the barricades ready for volunteers to come and set up this morning. there will be extra security this year for the first time metal detectors at all points of entry. there will be private security guards with wands. something lgbtq bars are doing

to check for weapons. pride celebrations have drawn out more than a million in past years. security is top of mind and more so following the orlando tragedy. san francisco police don't know of any specific threats this weekend but will add extra officers to patrol. we spoke with a pride volunteer this morning who says she lost her friend eddie in orlando and hopeful the extra security measures will ensure more people come out to celebrate this year. >> the law enforcement here in san francisco have been great. they came up with the concept of the metal detectors, as well how it will be paid. it's all about safety right now. >> she says pride this year is just more personal for her and other friends. pride and organizations helped raise money to bring people from orlando here to the march in honor of the 49 people killed almost two weeks ago. that will happen during sunday's

parade. 49 memorial boards lined with the faces and names of those victims. back live you can see the parking signs here. a lot of this is happening starting at 7:00 this morning all the way through monday morning at 6:00. a lot of street closures. expect traffic to happen. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >> fair warning there. a possible sign of compromise in the senate. we do emphasize possible. an amendment that would prevent people on the no-fly list would not get guns. many think it will not go much further than that. that is because today you need 60 points to get anything done. even though the bill survived the procedural hurdle, the test vote showed it lacked the 60-vote threshold to move anything on the senate floor. republican leaders indicated this plan to move on from the

gun control debate. >> today several u.s. senators are demanding common sense gun safety reform. congressional delegation. they will hold a press conference pushing for action. they are pushing for expanded background checks and to prohibit terrorists from obtaining weapons. the democrats behind today's press conference are the same ones that led a 15-hour long filibuster in the senate this past week but not much came out of that. heading to the voters, secretary of state announced a new gun control initiative will be on the ballot. lieutenant governor gavin newsom and his supporters submitted 600,000 signatures for safety for all act yesterday. the proposal is making people undergo background check to buy ammunition and require gun owners to turn in all large-capacity ammunition magazines. to decision 2016, not the presidential election but local race. more than two weeks later and

official winner has yet to be announced in a key bay area congressional race with 100% reporting. it looks like democratic rocana defeated mike honda as representative for the 17th congressional district. the santa clara registrar said it has not finalized its numbers and has until july 7th to make that vote official. cana has 39.1% of the vote right now. honda 37.4%. under california's top two primary systems, the top two vote getters will move on to the general election in november. these two will square off in november regardless. >>. >> british voters did decide the united kingdom should leave the european union. >> scott mcgrew covering all

this this morning and other business news. >> on any other day the biggest headline for silicon valley would be twilio. took off like a rocket in its first day of trading thursday after an ipo wednesday night. the first day of trade pushed that communications company up 92%. it's astonishing. that is tremendous news. we haven't seen a tech ipo in a long time. we haven't seen something as fantastic in a long time. all that did come before the brexit. >> uber is changing its app. you must put your destination in the app before the car picks you up. you will know your exact fare right away. uber will no longer tell you you are in search pricing, you get a higher price. you get better information but

uber will tell you less. the biggest business story of the year is the brexit. most people did not see this coming. britain voted 52% to 48% to leave the european union. the process will take at least two years. the british prime minister says he will resign. bank of england says it has the equivalent of $300 billion ready to inject into the british economy. s&p 500 is ready to cut british's credit rating. we lose 500 off the dow. 4% off the nasdaq as well. it will be quite the day. >> the markets open in 40 minutes. >> do you think it's possible we'll have to use a circuit breaker when our markets have gone down by a certain percentage? >> there are percentages.

the economy is not enough of a roller coaster, what about this one? a 45 foot long glass slide that sits 1,000 feet above the ground. it will be open to the public tomorrow. thrill seekers can climb into a one inch thick tube called the sky slide and take that straight shot down. the slide is all part of a $50 million renovation that includes an open air observation deck and bar. watch the landing, too. are you roller coaster people? >> i like roller coasters. >> but they have something to hold you in. >> that had the person at the end of the slide and a mat. >> right. >> it's only like an inch thick? no. >> we have more heat on the way. >> i think a lot of people will head to the beaches and

somewhere where temperatures will be cooler. as we see the temperatures warming up, all clear skies this morning, we will have hot inland temperatures. here is a live look at sunol. beautiful sunrise. get your friday off to a great start. we head into the weekend, we will have morning temperatures in the 50s and afternoon temperatures really starting to spread out across the bay area. it's now at 54 in san francisco. 57 in concord and oakland and 56 in san jose. another hot one çtoday. we will have once again a little bit of some relief in san francisco along the coast. temperatures in the 70s. inland areas, inner bay in the lower 80s. then we start to see 90s pushing into the south bay and tri-valley as well as delta. by the weekend, we could have 100s moving into the central valley. we have 90s here. we've been talking about the fire just to the east of bakersfield. temperatures today will be up to

93 there. that's not good for those firefighters trying to get that wildfire under control. we enjoy many events this weekend. sonoma will be hot and a lot of sunshine. let's head over to mike to see what's happening on the roadways. >> we have a couple of things on the bay bridge. a burst of traffic at the berkeley curve that cleared all lanes, but now folks coming to the bay bridge until they turn on the metering lights. we also have all lanes on the left starting to use up a bit. watch this over the next 20 minutes. the map does show you a little slow off the berkeley curve but nothing alarming. we'll zoom into the other area. the second crash in the morning, southbound 680, this time around sunol area. south bay, mild flowing starts in your direction. it's 5:53. a bizarre kidnapping case takes

another turn. the evidence that was almost thrown out. first, happening right now, our team is on top of several breaking stories this updates on a filed wire and scott mcgrew is watching what's unfolding in the uk and across the world. voters said they wanted to leave the european union. he is tracking how this is going to impact wall street and impact your money.

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tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil continue to flood a southern california ravine this morning. cleanup is under way. a pipeline carrying that oil to long beach started leaking because of a faulty valve. it's lucky the ravine was dry and no water was flowing through. fortunately, the oil never made it to the ocean or to the beach. the ventura leak is about 50 miles northwest of last year's far bigger oil spill off the coast of santa barbara. federal investigators blame that on corroded pipelines. the beaches at disney world are back open for the first time since an alligator attack killed a 2-year-old boy. authorities in orlando are confident the gator that snatched that toddler was caught and killed. they say they trapped and euthanized six alligators in disney world since last week's tragedy. lane graves, the young boy was wading in a lagoon when the

alligator dragged him in the water and killed him. matthew moore is charged with kidnapping denise huskins, tying up and drugging her boyfriend last year. the case garnered national attention after police called the story a hoax. his attorney claims in yesterday's court hearing a cell phone muller left behind in a separate scene was obtained illegally. the judge didn't buy it. >> i was nervous most of the morning. i felt good the judge is going to rule in favor of keeping the phone in. still, there was that uncertainty it may go the other way. >> the cell phone led investigators to evidence linking muller to the crime. that trial begins in january. right now at 6:00, we are covering breaking news on multiple fronts this morning. >> a vote that will change the world. reaction pouring in. hundreds of lives impacted as a destructive wildfire burns out

of control in kern county. it's happening near lake isabella where hundreds of homes are gone. crews are wrapping up a news conference moments ago. kris sanchez is monitoring us and will have details in moments. global shock waves as the world reacts to this, a historic decision just hours ago. great britain will leave the eu. prime minister david cameron is stepping down. the impact across the globe. today in the bay continues right now. a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we are going to go across the globe for our news but keep it here in the bay area for our forecast. how does it look? >> looking good to start out with clouds near the coast then sunshine starting out in the south bay. as we get a look at our microclimate cameras, 50 in the north bay, 57 in the east bay and sout