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 80s, still 90s.

but definitely an improvement over yesterday. i'll talk about what to expect for this weekend. that's coming up, heading over to mike now updating a crash at the treasure island turn them. >> in the tunnel itself. chp told us a couple of lane, maybe three blocked and that it would be quite some time to cleared but they just cleared all but the last car from the roadway. one lane remains closed. that's why we see this backup. before you get to the tower and into treasure island. just past the tunnel we do see speeds starting to improve as they clear one of the lanes. we still have the slow lane blocked for another few minutes. the rest of the bay moves well but we'll talk about a reroute for san jose coming up. for now, back to you. now we head to oakland for breaking news this morning. that's where police say that four people are recovering after a late night shooting. it happened at about 10:00 on 7 street near peralta. police say three men and one woman were shot and that all of those folks were transported to nearby hospitals. we do not have an update on the

victims' conditions. police are also saying nothing about possible suspects or a motive. now to our continuing coverage out of france where celebrations quickly turned into a nightmare as a truck plowed through a crowd in nice. the death toll continues to climb this morning. 84 people are dead. dozens of others are hurt. many of them are still in critical condition. french officials say the truck driver had explosives and grenades in that truck. the suspect was then shot dead by police and has yet to be identified. so far no terror group has come forward to claim responsibility for the attack. this morning we are learning that a father and a son from texas are among the dozens of people killed in the horrific attack. family members confirm sean copeland and his. 11-year-old son are among the dead. in a statement from the family they said, quote, we are heartbroken and in shock over

the loss. the chilling attack hits very close to home here in the bay area as a walnut creek family was vacationing in nice and got caught up in that chaos. "today in the bay" sharon katsuda just spoke with the family. sharon, they were just feet away from where a this all happened. >> that's right, kris. i spoke to the mom this morning and she's in complete shock. we're hearing a lot of emotional accounts from bay area residents who saw these attacks. i just got off the phone as you said with the mom from walnut creek who witnessed the attacks. sar la luke a said she brought her 6-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son to france to learn more about the culture. the kids attend a french school here in the bay area. she says chaos broke out after the fireworks. >> the shooting and the truck drove into the people and everybody just started running and so did we. i grabbed my little daughter, you know, to rush as much as we

can. you see all these people just crying and screaming. >> reporter: and luka says this morning she went out to the park, the area where they were last night, where they saw the fireworks and today people are just milling around still in shock, still grieving over what happened yesterday. we also spoke to a livermore couple who was on vacation there and they also witnessed the attacks. we'll have their story in about half an hour. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. the u.s. consulate in marseille issued a warning to americans in nice to use caution and to monitor local news for updates. even though france has been under a state of emergency since the november terror attacks in paris there are no formal travel warnings in effect for that country. >> in the meantime president obama released this statement last night. quote, i have directed my team to be in touch with french

official, and we have offered any assistance that they may need to investigate this attack and to bring those responsible to justice. >> we are updating this story constantly on our digital platforms. download our free app and you can go to nbcbayarea.com or follow our twitter feed. donald trump will not announce his running mate this morning as he promised the republican presumptive nominee is delaying the announcement because of the tragedy in france. indian in governor mike pence is waking up this morning at a trump golf course. sources confirm two nbc news that he is donald trump's choice for vice president but donald trump says he still has not made that final decision. trump needs a boost from his vp pick. our latest nbc news/wall streetle journal poll shows that hillary clinton has a healthy lead in colorado and virginia, north carolina and florida. >> those candidates who end up winning those states traditionally end up winning the presidential election.

>> meantime hillary clinton met with tim kaine. they will begin their convention next week. a more details now on mike pence's background. he has served as a congressman for more than a decade after becoming governor of indiana three years ago. socially conservative and born again evangelical christian. the biggest controversy of his political career happened last year when he signed a so-called religious freedom law. critics claimed it allowed open discrimination of the lgbt community. it allowed travel boycotts in several cities including san francisco. the indiana legislature eventually amended that law. kris, bay area trump supporters are suing the city of san jose. mayor liccardo, police chief and others after violence broke out 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 is responding saying, quote, the ludicrous accusation that i somehow directed the police department to stand down at the rally is utterly false. in fact, i have no authority to issue such an order. we are following more breaking news this morning. this out of los altos hills where a firefighter is recovering after fighting a house fire. crews were called in at 2:30 to a two alarm fire at a vacant house under construction. a firefighter had to be taken to the hospital to be evaluated for minor injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. it's 5:07 right now. it's taken about 14 hours to cap a gas leak. there is still however no estimated time for reopening a busy roadway in east san jose.

crews worked overnight to cap a gas leak on alum rock avenue. the leak broke out just before 2:00 thursday afternoon. pg&e says natural gas line was damaged during routine maintenance. nobody was injured. pg&e maintains there's no danger to the community at this hour. we're going bring you a live report. someone has been slashing the tebts of homeless team with a knife in downtown san jose. and that suspect has been coined machete jack by some of the victims. "mercury news" reports that at least three homeless camps have been struck. the suspect is not only targeting the tents of the homeless people but also their bicycle tires. homeless advocates say this is a hate crime and they are accusing a worker with the department of transportation in this attack. that department which oversees the clean-up of illegal homeless encampments denies the allegation. 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.

sergei and ivan are facing charges of attempted murder and armed robbery or shooting and robbing a armored car guard this week. sonoma county sheriff's deputies say they are also connect to other crimes including carjacking a victim playing pokemon go. they're happy to see the suspects off the streets. >> we feel very good about our role and 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. it is 5:09 now. let's talk with kari about that microclimate forecast. >> it is still going to be hot today but we do catch a little bit of a break, especially along the coastline. we will be up to 92 degrees in los gatos. mission district up to 66 degrees. also very warm in the north bay. napa, 83 while oakland is at 72.

mid to upper 90s in the tri-valley today with a lot of sunshine. sunshine continues into the weekend but our temperatures come down. i'll talk more about that coming up in less than ten minutes. back to the bay bridge for some slowing with mike. >> slowing but improvement i promise you, folks. westbound should move better over the next few minutes. just cleared all lanes in the tunnel itself. the map will show you the speed sensors moving better. slowing on approach and clearing once you get over toward the land side, san francisco side. sam told you about that gas leak they continue to work on that. alum rock on-ramp and off-ramp should be closed. back to you. >> thank you very much. anyone driving from santa cruz to the south bay later this morning might want to prepare for delays. >> caltrans crews are going to be doing emergency tree cutting on highway 17 and scotts valley. crews are going to be closing one northbound lane between vine

hill and sugarloaf roads. it should end before 3:00 p.m. expect delays up to 30 minutes. >> at least it's going in this direction instead of that direction on the sunny sunday -- sunny friday. >> yes. coming up, clearing up conspiracy theories. the report being released today about the 9/11 terror attacks. >> plus, chilling moments caught on camera. the body camera footage just released from the orlando terror attack. on a happier note. in absolute blowout ipo for tech on wall street. we'll take a look coming up.

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financial guidance while you're mastering life. the police response to last month's deadly nightclub attack at pulse in orlando. this is video from a body camera that a university of central florida police officer was wearing at the time. it shows the scene outside of the club and the large number of patrol cars. that attack killed 49 people. police killed the gunman in their response. >> still so hard to see. well, a 9/11 conspiracy theory talked about for so many years may get some clarity today if did a group of prominent saudis help to plan and finance the terror attack of 9/11? >> u.s. lawmakers investigated that theory as part of a larger 9/11 congressional panel. and that part of the report amounting to 28 pages of details remained classified. well, now a source tells nbc news those secret pages may be

declassified as soon as today. saud i did arabia has long denied members of the government were somehow part of a 9/11 conspiracy. it insisted that al qaeda alone was behind that attack. back here at home, doz zones of high tech leaders pinned an open letter to donald trump opposing his policies. >> scott mcgrew, worried about his immigration policy and even his business sense. >> very direct about it saying the immigration policies run counter to silicon valley values. pointing out 40% of our. companies were created by immigrant or their children. the signatures on this letter are a who's who of silicon valley from apple founder to venture capitalist cosa. one of the points in the letter, we believe an inclusive country fosters opportunity, creativity, and a level playing field. donald trump does not. you can expect a similar letter about indiana governor mike pence assuming the talk is true and pence is going to be trump's vice presidential pick. pence and indian in lawmakers came under fire after several

laws that attacked gay rights. san francisco-based sales force threatened to end all business in indiana. let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hi, scott. happy friday. wall street will attempt to end the week on a high note. futures are higher and stocks rising for a fifth straight session on thursday with a dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs yet again. the s&p 500 hasn't had a perfect 5 for 5 calendar week since 1998. you want to look for data today on inflation and retail sales. also earnings from citigroup and wells fargo. the dow up 134 points to 18506. the nasdaq rising 28 po 5034. >> landon, thank you. records on wall street and thursday we saw the debut of the korean couldn'tle line on the nyse. a bear and a bunny there. it's hard to over state how big this debut was. the ipo raised more than a

billion dollars seven times the money raised by the last tech ipo. and line's shares jumped in the first moments of trading, up as high as 30% on the opening price. the company makes chat software in asia. on a lighter note, there are some in social media who noticed how sad the bear looks. >> i was thinking that same thing. >> he doesn't clap. he just stands there. maybe wondering why he's there. >> sad. >> he wore a tuxedo but, i don't know, just -- >> he's bouncing. >> yeah. >> so do you think it's bad luck to bring a bear to a stock market. >> yes. >> frowny bear. >> a frowny bear as well. >> apparently wasn't bad luck at all. >> not yet. all right. ikea is recalling more than 100,000 child safety gates and the extensions. ikea says the locking mechanism can open unexpectedly and, thus, be a danger to children. there have been 55 reports of incidents worldwide including

ten injuries that resulted in two concussions, plus cuts and bruising. consumers should stop using the products and return them to an ikea store for a full refund. we will put a list under the recall on nbcbayarea.com. but i have to tell you, mike, kari, we probably should check our own homes because safety galts are everywhere. >> i sometimes get to the stairs and my wife worries so it will help them. >> kari will help you. >> kid gates. i have a dog gate. >> you probably have those. >> yes. he could get hurt. >> i don't know who this cocoa is you're referring to. 5:18 right now. as you get outside for the weekend, we beared through 100 degree temperatures yesterday. change for today. >> so hot yesterday. it's still going to be hot today. but this weekend it is looking better as the cooler air continues to move in. but we start out at this morning as you head out the door with a beautiful sun rise over san jose. all clear and we will see more sunshine throughout the day.

once again, heating us up. we start out at 58 degrees as well as oakland and some mid 50s for the north bay. upper 50s as you head out elsewhere in livermore, concord, as well as palo alto. it's 59 degrees. now, looking at hour by hour forecast for oakland, mid 50s to start. we rise into the mid to upper 70s there. and then the clouds start to move back in tonight. we'll have a high of 72 degrees there. palo alto, 77. and some low to mid 90s for the interior valleys. and witneonce again, it will ste hot as this high pressure pumps in heat. it does back off. it moves off to the east. and allows for some cooler air to move in this weekend. and our temperatures will be going down by sunday. it will be cool at the coastline. and still some warm temperatures in the mid to upper 80s for the inland areas. once again that will be a major improvement. and san francisco, our average high temperature, 66 degrees. and we'll be below that head

into sunday and early next week. looking like a nice one with still some low to mid 80s. still outdoor weather. mid 60s for the city sf and in the peninsula, 74 degrees on sunday. let's head over to mike now. we'll see what's happening as you head towards san francisco. >> getting back to the friday light that we would expect, kari, but still a little slow around the bend. recovery after the earlier crash finally cleared lanes. but it was enough to cause a rippling back along this bend right here past the tower. still in the westbound direction. maybe allow extra ten minutes and get there five minutes early. that's good. plan ahead. looking at a the map, speed sensors recovering after the earlier crash cleared. the rest of the bay looks good right now as far as the speeds. let's very good right now but northbound 101 we do have a crash reported as your heading up just past the airport, word of the crash but no slowing over the last five minutes. i'll continue to track that. we'll look at dublin, 580

westbound. your commute direction in the morning. that's just fine out of the altamont. eastbound this afternoon things start to slow down early afternoon. about 3:00 you want to be out of the area before 3:00 so you can head out past the altamont pass. otherwise things get jammed. back to you. coming up next, more than 20 shootings later and local mayors want sakz. the reason they say the installation of surveillance cameras is being delayed. . the reason they say the installation of surveillance cameras is being delayed. a. the reason they say the installation of surveillance cameras is being delayed. c. the reason they say the installation of surveillance cameras is being delayed. ti. the reason they say the installation of surveillance cameras is being delayed. on. the reason they say the installation of surveillance cameras is being delayed. > the n

going to have a chance to prove that her other caught daughter is still alive. >> reporter: doctors declared mcmath brain tadead following a botched tons sillectomy. the family sued for negligence. as long as mcmath is considered legally dead the limits on legal awards are much lower. appeals court this week orders the case back to trial court to determine the validity of jahi's. a new san francisco civil grand jury report calls for higher staffing levels for the city's jail system. that report issued yesterday cites a high number of inmates with mental health problems. it concludes about 15% are actually being treated for serious mental issues. the report calls for more staffing along with better training and procedures to handle the load. a new behavioral health justice center is being considered to improve the treatment of inmates. governor brown is getting the blame for the delay in

adding cameras along east bay freeways where there have been more than 20 shootings since november. it's been more than 30 days since 12 mayors asked the state for funding to buy new surveillance cameras for the area along the freeways. hercules mayor romero tells us the governor has yet to take any action. >> what i want to know is how many cameras is it going to take to cover the interstate 80 and highway 4. how many shot spotters are they talking about and how many license plate readers? that's a simple request. >> investigators believe the shootings are gang related but innocent people have been caught in the cross fire. four people have been killed and 12 injured. landmark change for course work in california public schools. lbgt history and civil rights. >> even in a state considered to be progress i. this legislation drew political opposition when it was first

approved. but after much input the state board of education unanimously decided on the curriculum yesterday. the lessons will start in younger grades and will focus on diverse families. then the lessons will move on to the lgbtq fight for equality. the changes satisfy legislation passed five years ago. >> so you know you're not just isolated, this is just lgbt. this is lgbt as it has been a part of the american history for a long time. >> and again, that is legislation that was unanimously approved and implemented by the department of education here. coming up, terror on the streets of nice, france. as people run for their lives, details unraveling this morning a day after a truck driver plowed through a crowd of people celebrating france killing dozens of people. i'm share katsuda live in san francisco where there are signs of support for france.

several bay area residents witnessed the attacks. i'll have their story. live on alum rock avenue in san jose where after 16 hours of a gas leak repair there is some progress. the latest is coming up.

he was just mowing people down. i can't even tell you how many people i saw die in front of my eyes. >> chilling moments unfolding in france as thousands of people run for their lives. a truck driver plowing through a crowd and now we hear from a bay area family caught in the middle of that chaos. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we will have more but first, a check of your local weather and a pleasant drop now in temperatures. this is the start of it. >> it will still be hot for the inland areas today but at least this morning as you head out it feels nice and cool. and then we have some warmer air in the forecast for the valleys again today. but it won't be as hot as yesterday. right now in the 50s heading into the mid 80s for the east bay. 90 in the south bay. also some 90s in the tri-valley. and san francisco, a breezy 66 degrees. i'll talk about what to expect

for this weekend coming up, but mike says the crash in san jose is cleared. >> that's right. that's the good news. the rest of the south bay is clear as well. although damien is going to talk about the efbt of that gas leak on your freeway there just off of 680. meanwhile, zoom up over toward the bay bridge with if earlier crash did clear at treasure island that was in time for the traffic to move smoothly. but it's sticking around. the slowdown at the incline continues up toward the tunnel and witness you get past the tower everything smooths out but this has to ripple back as far as the recovery. we'll look at the toll plaza buzz the metering lights looks like they are on and that is backing up folks here. they may be turned off later on. once they're on they typically don't turn off. back to you guys. [ gunshots ] footage just released overnight shows the moment police fired into the cab of the truck that just mowed down dozens of people celebrating bastille day in nice, france.

84 people are dead. dozens of other people are hurt. many of them are still in critical condition. french officials reveal that the truck driver had explosives and grenades. the suspect shot dead by police has now been identified as a tunisian living in nice. so far no terror group has come forward to claim responsibility for this attack. kris, the global reach of this attack being felt in the united states. this morning we are learning that a father and son from texas are among the dozens killed in that horrific attack. family members confirm that sean copeland and 11-year-old son are among the dead. as chaos erupted a walnut creek family found themselves caught in the middle of the chilling scene. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda talked to that shook-up family about that terrifying ordeal. >> reporter: that's right. several people from the bay area actually witnessed this attack and as you just mentioned, i just got off the phone with a mom from walnut creek who

witnessed the attack. sara luka brought her 6-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son to france to learn more about the culture the kids attend a french school here in the bay area. she says chaos broke out after the sffireworks. also in nice, jennifer durant from livermore. she was vacationing on the french riviera when terror broke out. >> we were hit with a wall of like thousands of people running off of the beach and had literally four seconds maybe before we were going to be completely 100% trampled. >> start hearing the shooting and the truck drove into the people and everybody just start running in, so did we. i grabbed my little daughter, you know, to rush as much as we can. and you see all these people

just crying and screaming. >> many people last night came out to a candlelight vigil at the french consulate. and you can see behind me back here live that they're showing the french colors to show their support. also we hear there will be another candlelight vigil at city hall this weekend. reporting live, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >. thank you very much. facebook activated its safety check feature after that attack. the tool allows users who might have been in the area to let their friends and family know that they're safe. this is the third time in a little more than a month that the company has had to activate the tool. it was used during the orlando nightclub shooting and also at the istanbul airport attack. we're going back out live to nice right now. that of course is the truck that white panelled truck that was used as a murder weapon essentially as the truck driver drove it down the promenade in

nice. at this point as we know killing at least 84 people in the process. we are updating this story constantly on our digital platforms. just download our free app. you can also go to nbcbayarea.com or follow our twitter feed. we have breaking news at home this morning as well. this time in oakland where police say four people are now recovering after a late night shooting. this happened around 10:00 last night at 7th street near peralta. a few blocks from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. three men and one woman was shot. they were transported to a nearby hospital. no update on their conditions and police are not saying anything about what they believe the motive or whether they have any possible suspects. we are following more breaking news. this time out of los altos hills where a firefighter is recovering. crews were called about 2:30 this morning to a two alarm fire at a investigavacant house unde

construction. the cause of the fire is under investigation. happening now, nearly 16 hours later and a busy roadway in east san jose is still shut down after a gas leak there. the leak is now capped but crews are still working on alum rock avenue. "today in the bay" damian trujillo is live at the scene. what's the hold up here? >> it's hard to tell what took them so long to cap this leak. they're still making repairs here. they did open the westbound lanes of alum rock avenue about half hour ago. but the eastbound lanes still remain closed here on the east side of the san jose. lots of headaches for the local merchants and residents here. fire crews were on stand by. no one was evacuated but nearby apartment complexes were ordered to shelter in place and that lasted most of the afternoon and night last night. the alum rock avenue exit off of

northbound highway 680 also remains closed right now. the chp is estimating they will reopen the off-ramp at 7:00 a.m. pg&e tells us this morning cruises have stopped the flow of gas but they will remain here throughout the morning to make repairs. the other concern overnight was a demographics of the people who live near the gas leak. >> out here there is two apartment -- two senior living complexes and one apartment complex. they are effected if we're telling them to shelter in place, stay in their home, close their windows and doors and stay in there. >> reporter: again, that shelter in place has been lifted. this part of the area where vta has spent the last year making way for an express bus lane. but again, this leak was caused by pg&e crews performing routine maintenance on this line here on alum rock avenue. again, the westbound lanes are now open as of about 35 minutes ago. but the eastbound lanes remain

closed. we're live in san jose, i'm damian trujillo. a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. and in spite of extra costs, officials say they are going to move forward with the plan to install suicide nets. originally the nets were estimated to cost $76 million. that's what they were budgeted for the two bids are way above that. the low bid came in at $142 million. the high bid was $174 million. bridge officials say installation could be delayed but they are still moving forward with that plan. last year 33 people ended their lives by jumping off of the golden gate bridge. now let's take a look at that microclimate forecast. here's kari hall. >> we start out this morning with a nice cool feel to the air with some mostly clear skies. with some low clouds starting to roll in across the beach and the coastal areas. in san francisco now, 54 degrees. today's highs will be not as hot as yesterday but still pretty warm. we're still talking about 90s in

fairfield, concord, livermore, as well as morgan hill. 70s and 80s through the inner bay and san francisco today up to 66 degrees. santa rosa will be topping out at 85. i'll talk about the rest of the forecast for the weekend coming up in ten minutes. heading over to mike now with a look at what's happening out there on the roadways. >> we have our second crash 09 morning on the bay bridge. we'll talk about that. first of all, show the majority of our viewers a smooth flow of traffic. it's friday. lighter traffic flow. on the peninsula, a car did go off highway 101 off holly street. checking out injuries but it is off the freeway, shore way, i think. we'll check that. the freeway is okay there. here, big slow down as we look at your live camera. second crash in the treasure island tunnel. backed up all of the way into the toll plaza. they are the pl metering lights. they're not on. hope to have that lane cleared soon. b.a.r.t. riders who use the fremont line are going to have to deal with weekend closures starting tonight. that closure is going to impact the last two stations of the fremont line. the union city and fremont

stations are going to be closed all weekend for p track repairs. this is going to start at 9:00 p.m. and last through sunday. buses will shuttle riders between south hayward and fremont. coming up, important campaign announcement on hold this morning. the reason donald trump is postponing revealing who his running mate will be. plus, can we somehow combine the presidential race and pokemon? absolutely, we can. annnci hirunng te ismoing ase p

this morning as he promised. he's delaying the announcement after the tragedy in france. >> several news agencies are report that trump will pick indiana governor mike pence. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. despite all the reports and confirmation trump says he still has not made up his mind, but has he? >> well, we don't really know. our sources tell us trump was quite irritated when those reports started coming out that he had, in fact, chosen mike pence and it seemed to make a lot of sense since he was on a private jet and spent the night at the trump golf course in new jersey -- or in new york and is in new york today when the announcement was supposed to be made. but then trump did an interview saying he had not made a final decision. then his top adviser paul

manford did an interview this morning saying he thinks trump has made a decision. lots of back and forth. all we know is it could be later today when we can find out when and if he's going to make that announcement now that it's been postponed because of nice. and his top adviser says it's probably going to come out before monday, before they head to cleveland. there are some new numbers out this morning as well for various dates. colorado, virginia, north carolina, florida, all showing hillary clinton in the lead in those various battleground states. she's been campaigning around with tim kaine, the virginia senator who is on her short list. back to you. >> and we're still waiting for her selection, too. thank you very much, tracie. as we speak about hillary clinton, she's in our nation's capitol trying to woo latino voters. the nominee gave a speech yesterday before the nation's oldest hispanic organization. she called on latinos to help her defeat republican rival donald trump and she's not pulling any punches. >> now, next week in cleveland

they will nominate someone who thinks latino outreach is tweeting a picture of a taco bowl. >> clinton also reiterated her commitment to sbro dointroducin immigration reform in her first 100 days of president. doubling back on recent comments about donald trump supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg hayes her remarks were ill advised. bader gave a bleak assessment of donald trump and called him a faker. trump fired back saying that she should resign from the supreme court. in a statement released yesterday the justice said, quote, on reflection, my recent remarks were illed advisoried and i regret making them. she went on to say, judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. and in the future i will be more circumspe circumspect, which is cautious. yesterday was a big year for

cleveland, ohio, followed by next week's republican national convention. >> the city is hoping to make the most of its moment in the spotlight as donald trump and his party meet next week. with tens of thousands of protesters streaming into cleveland, along with other concerns, security is going to be tight. police will be utilizing robots, horses, and dogs to respond to any possible threats. even getting a hotel at this point is going to be very tough. every hotel in clove land is booked solid. if tradition holds the democrats are going to lay low next week allowing the world to focus attention on the republican convention. >> in the meantime, scott mcgrew, democrats are signing up new voters. >> high turnout turns out to favor high democrats in any political race. and one way to bring them in is to get them registered. in key battleground state of ohio local clinton supporters set up during pokemon spots. this picture from athens, ohio. the markets were to ahead again thursday.

the company line did incredibly well in its debut. biggest tech ipo of the year. out of korea. trades on the nyse and tokyo stock exchange. they make chat software that's popular in asia. the previous record holder was mountain view's twilio. they both did really well but twilio raised $100 million in the ipo. line on the left, more than a billion. the s&p 500 said another record yesterday. our landon dowdy points out the s&p has not had a perfect 5 for 5 week since 1998. it's unlikely to get it this week either. futures are lower after this terror attack in france. facebook released the latest diversity report showing it has not been able to make big strides. only one in 100 facebook engineers are black, for instance. and that's been true year after year. no improvement. facebook has put more women in senior management. there are some silver lining here.

tech companies work in really hard to get more minorities and women in the pipeline intel for instance is going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars working that. and the diversity reports can be discouraging. my feeling is they didn't used to do diversity reports. and so -- >> that's a good thing. >> yes, we're not progressing but we're talking about it. >> right. and we're measuring it. we're hearing about things like the coding camp for girls that is getting them when they can become coders down the road. it's too late to try to recruit a coder when she's in college when she hasn't been doing that. >> if we can get more people in the people line and tech is take that very serious. >> are you surprised to hear faye book say we are not where we want to be? a lot of tech companies have done the best they can increasing diversity and showing they are and facebook are saying they are not. >> hey, we're not where we want to be but we're going to tell you we're not where we want to be. i think that's cool. >> instead of denying that it's

a problem. all right. >> thank you. california refineries may soon face tighter regulations as a result -- direct result of a fire four years ago at the chevron refinery in richmond. that fire and chemical release send thousands of people to the hospital because of respiratory concerns. investigators say it was triggered by a leaky pipe. it has taken four years but state regulators yesterday announce a new set of regulations they believe will strengthen workplace and environmental safety at refineries not just in richmond but across the state. it is also hope that the regulations will protect surrounding communities better as well. state agencies now have 45 days to sign off on that plan. a plan to ease traffic on the richmond/san rafael bridge is moving forward. light traffic flow at the bridge. pretty soon a third eastbound lane could be a reality. that plan has been formally submitted to caltrans. that means the construction could start as soon as october with an estimated opening of

december 2017. >> you better start working on your map, mike. you'll have to change those. >> that live shot was heading westbound, the toll direction and eastbound is the one that always jams up. >> we like to give you a positive picture. >> that's good. >> we'll let you deliver the bad. >> thanks. a second sago kris was talking about air quality concerns and we have seen problems with air quality this week. >> it's another "spare the air" alert day so if you can catch public transportation. bike or walk to work, too. help reduce the ozone levels and that will be really high during the hottest times of the day. as we get a live look outside from now we see the beautiful clear skies and nice start to the day. and we will see more sun rise or sunshine as we go into this afternoon. here's a live look at sunol. it's now 60 degrees. it feels nice as you head out the door. we will be taking off those jackets and putting on sunglasses and sunscreen later on today. it's now 57 degrees in concord.

58 degrees in oakland. and we will see the temperatures going from the 50s into the 70s very quickly this morning. and up to 76 degrees in palo alto at 1:00. 78 degrees and then it starts to come back down. a nice breeze and some sunshine. highs reaching 77. los gatos, 87. low 90s, even upper 90s for the tri-valley. still again today. pleasanton, 97 degrees. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows it won't be as hot over the next few days. we will have cooling as we go into the weekend. it will increase the onshore flow and may bring in scattered showers to far northern california. here we stay dry but at least our temperatures will be coming down. a look at the tri-valley once again. we drop below average, 88 degrees. by sunday, we'll be up to 85 degrees. 83 to start out the week. and the weekend is also looking pretty good with some mid 60s in san francisco. we go from the 90s in the

tri-valley to 85 on sunday. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. mike says that they can get a tow truck to the bay bridge. >> at least not the spot where they need to to clear that crash at treasure island. let's show most of our folks they're in for an easy drive. show you san jose in a second because there's slowing there. but first, the big backup and unexpectedly slow drive at the toll plaza and the approach. metering lights are now on. now tear on. now traffic approaching treasure island is clear. the backup was causing a problem. hopefully the tow trucks can squeeze by. this is on the approach. off the east shore freeway. berkeley curve. folks coming out of maze. both are jammed up almost to the berkeley curve as far as west 580 goes and that will be a big slow down there. in san jose we talked about this as well. this is the burst we see through 101 and 680. not a major issue but it is there this morning. we'll track silicon valley as well. back to you. we now know what triggered a

bomb scare yesterday at a north bay rv park. the false alarm forced evacuations and authorities briefly considered closing lanes alock highway 101. the press democrat reports the whole thing started when firefighters responded to a small gascon nectar fire and had to enter a nearby home. one firefighter apparently saw an alarm clock on a window seal that was made to look like sticks of dynamite. meaning a real alarm clock triggered the false alarm. authorities have an all clear about an hour later. coming up, a thrilling ride is leading to a hefty lawsuit. accusations from a woman who said she was hurt on the l.a. skyscraper slide. but first, happening right now we continue to follow breaking news out of france after an attack left 84 people dead including a father and son from texas. we're tweeting out updates as nbc news breaks new details throughout the morning. a recall alert to check under your sink for varieties of liquid plumr. do you have any of that?

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we are just three weeks away from the summer games in rio and brazilian jets, fighter jets, and other military planes are

were in the air. airspace over rio will be restricted starting july 24th and fighter jets will be ready to intercept any unauthorized aircraft. the brazilian air force will also be responsible for the arrival and departure of heads of state attend it is olympics. brazilian security officials are working closely with foreign intelligence agencies to monitor any terrorists and that news specifically important today. well, this did not take too long, a newly skyscraper slide in southern california is being hit with its first lawsuit. have you seen it? the sky slide opened as part of renovation of the 72-story u.s. bank tower in los angeles. it runs from the 70th floor to 69th floor. turns out a 57-year-old woman recently broke her ang ankle. she claims he was going too fast and the safety mat was unable to catch her fall. the company is not commenting.

tickets for the slide cost $33. hopefully at least the woman gets her money back. state earthquake officials are now hoping the 2014 south nap a quake can help us prepare for the worst case scenario. newly released report on the g magnitude 6 offers recommendations for emergency repairedness and the state's early warning systems. >> there's no magic bullet. it's a combination of resiliency, building codes, preparation, people being ready. it's all part of it. the early warning system will be great when it gets up and running and will give people hopefully 10 or 15 seconds notice. >> the quake in south napa killed one person and it caused more than $300 million in damage. a $10,000 reward is now being offered for information on a massive fire in emeryville. remember it? it was nine days ago that that six alarm fire gutted an apartment complex under construction. investigators se s spent hours

reviewing debris, reconstructing the scene and interviewing witnesses but say the cause of the fire is still unknown. investigators are hoping someone will come forward with that valuable information. fight over proposed soda tax in oakland. anything but sweet. lawmakers are accusing opponents of deliberately attempting to mislead voters. the penny tax matter on the november ballot. new opposition ads call the proposal a grocery tax that will raise the cost or not just soda but other things, too. it comes from a group heavily funded by the american beverage association. >> if they need to resort to lies to try to convince the public to be on their side, then that tells us something about the validity of their arguments and about what they stand for. >> the council members plan to file a complaint with the federal communications commission and with the oakland ethics commission. a spokesman for no oakland grocery tax campaign calls the

accusations a political ploy. in a statement he says, quote, the facts are clear. this is a tax on distributors who can pass on that tax by increasing the cost of any grocery item. nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> right now at 6:00, breaking developments out of france where we now know at least two americans including a child are among the dead. killed in this chilling attack. the driver behind the wheel of this big rig loaded with weapons and explosives plowed through a crowd in nice killing more than 80 people and injuring dozens more. >> he was just mowing people down. and so i can't even tell you how many people i saw die. >> thousands, including people from the bay area we spoke to had gathered along the water's edge to celebrate france's independence day a-day that quickly turned into one filled with horror and