first look at the american father and son killed in the attack in nice. >> 51-year-old sean copeland and len-year-old son brodie are from austin, texas. they were vacationing in nice with the family. >> good friday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm some brach. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. it is 1:30 in the afternoon in nice and that city is still in shock after last night's attack that left at least 84 people dead and so many more injured. >> a man plowed through crowds of people celebrating bastille

difficult. the driver was shot and killed by police. lucy has more on this horrific attack. >> reporter: a night of carnage in nice and france today waking up to the aftermath of yet another devastating attack. the third in just 18 months. it was supposed to be a night of celebration, bastille day is france's most important national holiday. the equivalent of a fourth of july celebration in america. families and tourists were out for the fireworks show. they were enjoying their evening when a man plowed that enormous truck into the crowd at about 10:40 p.m. local time. driving nearly a mile across a busy promenade before he was shot dead by police. an act avenue terror according to french president hollande and one that didn't require bomb or explosive to devastate this nation. all it took was a determined attacker. no formal claim of responsibility by any group at this stage although in the jihadist circles on social media we did see some cheering of this

carnage on various pros on islam counts. president barack obama condemning what he said appears to be a horrific terrorist attack on nice and the french president vowing to step up the military campaign against isis in iraq and syria, likely cold comfort for the dozens of families mourning in the aftermath of this violence. a warning for americans in france from the u.s. consulate in marseille. the consult urging them to be in contact with family and use caution as they go out and about and to monitor local news for details. even though france has been under the state of emergency since the november terror attacks in paris there are no travel warnings in effect for that country. the attack on the bastille day celebration in nice happened as many people here in the bay area were also preparing to celebrate france. >> a small but emotional group gathered outside of the french consulate in san francisco last night expressing pain and sorrow

for the nice community. others raised a glass to honor a country and a lifestyle that they love. >> my heart is heavy. you know, but, you know, the french, we're strong and we have a history of looking at the more pleasantries in life. >> it's the third time. and i have my brother who lives in nice. i was like, damn, that could have been him. >> a vigil is planned for 3:00 on saturday. that is happening at san francisco city hall shlt. we will have much more on our show including how the bay area plans to mourn. you can stay up on the latest information with our app. breaking news this morning, back at home in oakland where police say four people are recovering after a late night shooting. this happened about 10:00 on 7 street near peralta only a few blocks away from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station.

three men and one woman was shot and all transported to nearby hospitals. so far, no update on the victims' conditions in that quadruple shooting. police are saying nothing about possible suspects or a motive. more than 12 hours later and there's still no estimated time for reopening a busy roadway in east san jose. crews worked overnight to cap a gas leak on alum ro avenue. the leak broebl just about 2:00 in the afternoon. pg&e says the natural gas line was damaged during routine maintenance. no one was injured but inconvenienced. pg&e maintains there is no danger to the community at this hour. someone has been slashing homeless tent, the tents of homeless people with a knife in downtown san jose. the suspect has been coined machete jack by the victims. the mercury news reports three have been struck and the onlysut only targeting the tents of the

homeless people but also their bicycle tires. homeless advocates say this is a hate crime and accusing a work we're the department of transportation with being behind these attacks. that department which over sees illegal homeless camping clean-up denies the allegations. the two suspects connected to tuesday's armed robbery in windsor are being connected to a string of crimes up and down the state of california. su sergei and ivan are facing charges of attempted murder and armed robbery after shooting and robbing an armored car guard earlier this week. sonoma county sheriff's deputies are saying they're also connected to other crimes that includes carjacking, a victim who was playing pokemon go in sacramento. investigators say they're happy to see the suspects off the streets. >> we feel very good about our role in what happened. and the town of windsor obviously, our community did a fantastic job of writing us with information from what they saw.

>> investigators say the suspects could eventually face more charges in other counties as well. kari has a preview of what to expect weatherwise today and going into the weekend. >> it's another "spare the air" alert day, especially in the east bay where the air quality will be very unhealthy and a lot of heat to go along with it. we'll talk more about it coming up in the microclimate forecast. looking at the freeway at 680. 280, we do have an issue that will affect part of your roadways. plus, an effort to recall san francisco mayor ed lee is kicking into high gear today. coming up, the number of voters' signatures needed to move the process along. plus, we are following the very latest on the breaking news out of france. a horrific deadly attack that killed at least 84 people on the promenade there in nice. after a man plowed through crowds of people celebrating bastille day.

happening today in san francisco, a rally to kick off the campaign to recall mayor ed lee. that is happening at 10:00 this morning at city hall. the legal paperwork was filed last week. the committee that spearheading is campaign will have to collect roughly 47,000 valid signatures within 160 days. that will qualify the recall for the november ballot. the committee says mayor ed lee has failed to deal with the

homeless crisis, sfpd scandals and has give can ven larger than needed tax breaks to corporation. the ku klux klan flyer that was distributed, they say the flyer is legitimate and they're recruiting. many said such racist bigotry is not welcome in san francisco. the group's west coast leader tells the chronicle, quote, we're getting a lot more calls, especially with the black lives matter, calling for war and saying they are to kill all whites, close quotes. governor brown is aimed for the delay. it's been more than 30 days since 12 mayors asked the state for fund for new surveillance along the freeways. hercules mayor tells us the governor has yet to take any action. >> what it want to know is how many camera ises is it going to take to cover interstate 80 and

84. how many hot spotters and how many license plate readers. that's a simple request. >> investigators believe that the shootings are gang related but innocent people have been caught in the cross fire. four people were killed, 12 people have been injured in those shootings. there is a growing west nile virus concern in contra cost a county. three dead birds found in antioch and brentwood tested positive. this coming after a bird found in antioch last month also tested positive. people are being told the dump standing water which helps mosquitos to breed. live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. despite the extra cost, officials say they are moving forward with that plan to install suicide nets. originally the nets were estimated to cost $76 million but the two bids submitted are way above that. the low bid came in at $142 million. the high bid, $174 million. bridge officials say stall lags

could be delayed but are still moving forward with the plan. last year 33 people ended their lives by jumping off the iconic bridge. coming up next, 4:42 on your friday. number one question politics these days has been who is donald trump going to select to be his vice president? all signs now point to indiana difficult anna groover in mike pence. the reason why he will not give his answer today. chaos at the tour de france. the crash that led to one of the leaders actually getting off his back. chaoyesrdadurg "age12of e "ur e

a motorcycle carrying a cameraman had to slam on the brakes because there were too many spectators crowding the roadway. then you know what happened next. a pack of cyclists slammed one into another at the end. and into the motorcycle, into the crowd in the aftermath the race leader actually ditched his broken bike and tried running to the finish line. i don't even know if that counts. he eventually did cross the line several minutes off the pace. initially costing him the yellow leader jersey. however, this is interesting, too, race officials ultimately decided to award all the riders in the crash the same finishing time. i'm thinking the guy in the pack is going, yes. >> i just went from last to first place like that. thank you, motorcycle. >> i have seen people pick up their bike and run across and i think that counts. but without the bike.

>> i don't know. they don't put up barricades there and so the people do spill on to the roadway. they don't get out in time. >> they need to fix that. >> they never will. the tour de france is how old? >> rule changes for this multidecade event. >> you're not going to want to ride your bike today, it's going to be hot. >> it's going to be hot but it is encouraged for you to catch public transportation or ride your bike if you can. >> i meant for exercise. >> as we look outside at the bay bridge, it's already getting busy out there. we'll check in with mike to see what's happening as you head out for that commute. but looking at our temperatures now, mostly at 59 degrees for most of the bay area. and as you head into the north bay, 54 degrees in santa rosa as well as san francisco. as we break it down hour by hour for livermore we start out in the 50s and then jump into the mid 60s by 8:00. 75 degrees by 10:00. mid 80s, mid 90s, and then it starts to come back down. so we will see the temperatures rising very quickly throughout the morning and early afternoon.

a look at all of the microclimates, it will be hot again today but at least we won't see as many wide spread triple digits as we did yesterday. it will be a few degrees cooler in spots. in san rafael today, 84 degrees. antioch, 92. pleasanton, 97 degrees. there will be a cooler sea breeze today. and that will help out right along the coastline. then we'll all get some relief tomorrow as this cold front drops in. it will also be just enough moisture to bring in some spotty showers for far northwestern california. for us it stays dry but at least it will be cooler. a look at what to expect over the next five days in san jose. dropping to near or even slightly below average heading into sunday as well as monday. and a look ahead to the weekend. it will be a nice one. temperatures dropping down slightly and not as hot as we will see today. let's head over to mike now. got a crash on the bay bridge. >> just heard about this. westbound 80, that's your

commute in towards san francisco. it moves smoothly past the tower and in towards treasure island. but treasure island is where i hear about a crash, a sig alert. it's going to be a big problem for an half hour. traffic flows smoothly. i'm trying to get detail on how many lanes are blocked. that may be a delay across the bay bridge. look at the maps, a smooth flow of traffic. another in san jose kris told you about the gas leak being attacked over here in alum rock. it's gotten capped but still work going on. that's closed from northbound 680 and you can't access northbound 680 from surface streets so use capital over to mckee. over at san mateo bridge, a quick look at the overnight road work. everything is on schedule westbound. moves smoothly to the peninsula. back to you. thank you. donald trump will not announce his running mate this morning as promise and highly anticipated.

he's delaying the announcement because of the tragedy in france. >> as for who he's going to pick several news agencies are report that trump has selected indiana governor mike pence but trump says he still hasn't made up his mind. nbc's tracie potts sorts it all out for us. >> reporter: indiana governor mike pence waking up this morning at a trump golf course after taking a private jet to new jersey. sources with knowledge of the decision confirm to nbc he's donald trump's choice for vice president. but trump tells fox news -- >> i haven't made my final, final division. >> reporter: the decision between pence, newt gingrich, and chris christie. >> i'm not going to say it won't booth there me if i'm not selected. >> he had a choice between having two pirates on the ticket or having a pirate and a relatively tablstable, more nor person. >> reporter: shows hillary clinton with healthy leads in colorado, virginia, north carolina, and florida. >> those candidates who end up

winning those states traditionally end up winning the presidential election. >> hillary's ready to be president. hillary's ready to be our leader. hillary's ready to make history. >> reporter: clinton with tim cane courting latino voters. kaine could be an asset. but clinton's announcement isn't expected until after the republican ball drop next thursday. anti-trump delegates have been trying to change the rules so they can vote against trump even if the voters in their states voted for him. so far, they're losing. but on monday they're promising a big floor fight. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. the reported vote your conscience push. tracie potts from d.c., thank you very much. in the meantime, bay area trump support is are suing the city of san jose. the mayor, the police chief, and dozens of others after violence broke out at a trump rally last month. 14 people filed that lawsuit

after they say they were assaulted, intimidated and threatened by protesters. the trump supporters also claim san jose police failed to protect them san jose's mayor sam liccardo is saying, the ludicrous accusation that i somehow directed the police department to stand down -- >> seeing the convention is coming along in cleveland, we'll have to see how that city handles the same situation. 4:51. a 9/11 conspiracy theory talked about for years might soon get some clarity. did a group of prominent saudis help to plan and finance the terror attack? >> u.s. lawmakers investigated that theory as part of a larger 9/11 congressional panel but that part of the report amounting to about 28 pages of details remain classified. now a source tells nbc news the secret pages may be declassified

as early as today. saudi arabia has long denied members of its government were somehow implicated in a 9/11 conspiracy. it insists al qaeda was alone in that attack. now to business news, t-mobile has generous plan to lure fans of pokemon. >> which are everywhere. plus, uber celebrating national ice cream day. that would be today. the ride sharing company wants to help you indulge. for that and the rest of your news before the bell we turn now to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. chocolate chip cookie dough. what are you looking for, landon? >> reporter: some pretty sweet news over here. yes, chocolate chip cookie dough is my favorite, sam. good call. futures are slightly lower this morning. stocks rising for a fifth straight session on thursday with the dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs yet again. the s&p hasn't had a perfect 5 for 5 calendar week since 1998. you want to look for da the today on inflation and retail

sales and citigroup earnings and wells fargo. dow raising to 18506. nasdaq 5034. t-mobile doesn't want you to worry about using all of your data when you're out and about hunting your virtual monsters. the company is giving away a year of free pokemon go data. you must claim the offer by august 9th through the t-mobile tuesday's app. you can also get other freebies including a frosty, a lyft ride up to 15 bucks and a trip anywhere in the u.s. to go pokemon hunting. uber wants to help us indulge. national ice cream day is this sunday but today uber will deliver the frozen dessert to your door in more than 400 cities worldwide including the bay area. it's teamed up with magnum. uber estimates you can get four ice cream bars for ten bucks and it will accept orders from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. uber will deliver them. pretty unique ways like classic car, cable car, segue, drone,

and even i kid you now a canoe. >> oh, brother. >> in what body of watter? thank you very much. coming up, changes to school curriculum regarding gay and lesbian history. the difference your children may see in their classrooms. but first, happening right now. we continue to follow breaking news out of france this morning after an attack in nice left 84 people dead at least and that includes a father and a son from texas. we'll be tweeting out updates as nbc breaks news throughout the morning. plus, a recall alert to check under your sink for varieties of liquid plumbr due to fault in should proof caps. we'll be back in two minutes. alano ee tffion e rimonsanafa b.

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the richmond san rafael bridge is moving forward. soon a third eastbound lane could be a reality. the plan has been formally submitted to caltrans and that means construction could start as early as october with an estimated opening of december 2017. a landmark change for public schools. lbgtq mks and fight for civil rights is going to be included in social studies. >> legislation drew political opposition when it was first approved but after much input the state board of education unanimously decided on that new curriculum yesterday. under the new rules lessons will start in earlier dpragrades and focus on diverse families. then it will move on to the lgbt fight. the fight for the weekend is a lot closer. kari? >> good morning. we will have some beautiful weather coming out of the 100-degree temperature we had yesterday. i'll talk more about that coming

up in the microclimate forecast. and we don't like to see this. a clear -- lights that are backing up in towards the treasure island tunnel. we'll give you the update from chp. we'll talk to them. give you the latest.

. i'm very traumatized. i'm not sure how to process what i witnessed. >> a night of carnage and terror on the streets of nice, france, as the truck driver plows through a crowd killing dozens

of people. nearly 100 in all. the details we're learning about the americans killed in the attack. i'm live in san francisco where there are signs of support for france. i spoke to a bay area mom who witnessed the attacks. i'll have her story. and breaking news here at home. four people shot in the streets of oakland. what we know now about the victims. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning the thank you for joining us on this friday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. we know that you might want to get away this weekend but you're going to want the forecast as well. >> yes. it is going to be a nice weekend for getting away or staying at home. it won't be as hot as we've seen the temperatures in last couple of days for the valleys reaching into the 90s and near 100 degrees. right now it's 58 degrees in the south bay. and the san francisco area right at about 54 degrees up to 66 for the high today, still upper