shots fired as hundreds of people were partying on the peninsula. we're there live this morning. plus, show stealer. ted cruz makes headlines after what he didn't do at the republican national convention. >> i want to congratulate donald trump on winning the nomination last night. >> congrats, but no endorsement for donald trump from ted cruz as the crowd inside of the q boos the texas senator. and pokemon ago-go. thousands hunt the little monster in san francisco as businesses also try to score. "today in the bay" starts right now.

i almost said pokemon ago-go. >> it sounds right. >> it sounds like thursday morning to us. friday eve. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. let's automatll do the hokey po. how is it looking today? >> it's looking great again. we will have some nice weather. as we go into the next 24 hours we start out this morning pretty much the same way we started out. most of the days this week, with some clouds near the coast, some fog, and some mostly clear skies for the inland areas. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. heading into the 70s today for the peninsula in the east bay. 63 in san francisco with some eightys in the north bay, south bay, and tri-valley. we'll talk about a very hot weekend ahead. that's coming up. mike starts with a big rig in oakland. >> i'm sure there are more than one big rig in oakland but the roadways move well except for that one big rig i'm tracking. southbound 880, shy of broadway off-ramp. the big rig is stalled.

may be out partially in the lanes. no slowing just past 980. so easy drive off the maze and smooth traffic. good stuff there as wells as the north bay. back to you. at 4:32 we do have breaking news that we're following this morning. we have a crew heading to the scene of a fire at peninsula community center. it's unfolding on the 400 block of lincoln center in millbrae. we're told it's a two alarm fire. started just before 4:00 this morning. again, fire crews are on the scene and we'll of course bring you alive report from the mill bay community center shortly. more breaking news, this time on the peninsula. dangerous and scary situation in brisbane overnight as shots were fired at a large warehouse party. >> at a field outside the warehouse you see the police presence there. there were reports of a party near the intersection of bay shore and industrial in brisbane. they arrived on scene to find roughly 300 people partying

outside of that warehouse. as police shut the party down, they heard gunshots. two people were taken to a nearby trauma center as a result and their conditions are unknown. police are still searching for the shooter or shooters. we'll keep you updated when we get more information. also new this morning, police chase that ends right in front of the new women's correctional facility in redwood city. it started about 11:00 last night when officers tried to stop a driver on suspicion of dui. that car kept on going leading police southbound on 101 at first and then back on the highway northbound. finally exiting at woodside road. a man injured out and began running towards the jail. he was quickly taken into custody. 4:33. another wild night in cleveland. ted cruz is the only thing everyone seems to be talking about this morning. the texas senator took the stage stat republican national convention last night and many

believe veered off course. cruz never did endorse donald trump. and this created some mayhem on the convention floor with delegates boo'ing and chanting "we want trump." take a listen. >> we want trump. we want trump. we want trump. >> cruz called on republicans to vote with their conscience. the end of cruise's speech was not only interrupted by those boos but also donald trump as he entered the arena. also reports heidi cruz, ted cruz's wife, after they were targeting her yelling goldman sachs. that's where heidi cruz works. >> the main event was supposed to be about the vice presidential nominee mike pence. he was the headliner officially accepting his nomination and delivering the speech to heal the division in the gop. >> and my fellow republican, when donald trump becomes president of the united states of america, the change will be huge.

>> indiana governor said donald trump picked him to add balance to the ticket. tonight is the rnc grand finale with donald trump himself taking the stage for an address. ivanka trump is going to speak tonight. she's going to introduce her dad. last night she sat down with the "today" show savannah guthrie. you can watch her interview coming up this morning on the "today" show which starts at 7:00. it's 4:35 right now. trial date has been set for three santa clara jail deputies accused of beating an inmate to death. they will stand trial starting january 23rd. all three have pleaded not guilty to murder charges. they're accused in the beating of a mentally ill inmate, michael tyree, found dead in his cell last august. the trial is expected to last up to four months. missing east bay man is found dead in nevada county.

now police are investigate that case as a possible homicide. deputies found michael mahony eight miles north of blue canyon. family members first reported the 67-year-old missing several days ago. investigatoring are calling his death suspicious but not revealing why. an exact cause of death has not been determined. police in berkeley have arrested aefrl people in connection with a bb gun shooting this week surrounding the cal campus. they arrested him shortly after shooting early tuesday morning. they found the suspect's car a short time later and a bb gun inside. the group is believed to be behind an attack monday out address of cal's international house we told you about that injured one person. 4:36. let's get a quick check of weather with kari hall. good morning. >> it will be another nice day with temperatures reaching into the upper 80s for the inland areas. still 60s along the coast. we'll talk about that and a look ahead to the weekend coming up in the microclimate forecast. and looky, looky.

in fremont, the right side of your screen that traffic break as they clear the trucks from the left side of your screen, northbound 880 at the truck scales. we'll double-check to make sure that is cleared. looking for a job? b.a.r.t. on a desperate hiring frenzy. we'll tell you what the transit agency is looking for. and nb,c bay area and tell municipal bond do 48 is looking to patter inning up. we're going to be out there saturday morning at berkeley. some bay area shelters are going to waive adoption fees or a discount. head to nbcbayarea.com for details. we will be back.

4:40. commuter frustration. drivers were stopped on the richmond bridge for more than two hours last night. overturned tractor trailer was the culprit. to make matters worse there was also construction on the bridge. crews worked for much of the night to get a tractor trailer up right and off the bridge. the good news is that no one was hurt. a santa rosa man is under arrest for pledging allegiance to isis and making threats. according to the chronicle authorities say 27-year-old alias isaac called police and claimed he wanted to join militants in the middle east. the sudan native vowed to obtain and use an assault weapon if he was not deported. isaac was released from prison july 6 after serving a four-year sentence for weapons charges. he will appear in court today. black lives matters

protesters have been chained to the doors of the oakland police officer's association. planning on staying there for a full 24 hours. they are calling for the city to take some of the funding from the police department and to put it into community programs that would help keep people safe. the protests started yesterday afternoon and it follows tuesday night's city council hearing on a proposed police commission to watch over the police department. b.a.r.t. right now is having a tough time getting engineers onboard. the transit agency need to fill doss zens of job openings by november. half of the engineering staff is eligible to retire. b.a.r.t. issing looking for qualified replacements. it's competing with tech giants in silicon valley who are willing to pay more money. the board of directors issued a contract to help them. it's 4:41. with summer heating up, palo alto fire station covering a high fire danger of the foothills is closed. fire station 8 in foothill park

received just a few calls last year, so as of july 1st the palo alto fire department stopped staffing it. closing the station saves $300,000 which will go to adding another department ambulance. the area will be covered by other agencies including the santa clara county fire defendant and that response times likely will not change. we certainly have seen some real fire danger in recent weeks but the temperatures today looking very nice. let's head outside right now to fremo fremont. a live look outside. kari is going to be joining us next with your thursday morning forecast. and that crash that mike was following in fremont this morning, the good news, it's been cleared. he'll have a look at your complete morning commute. you're watching "today in the bay."

thursday morning and we are one step closer to be all important -- >> not that we don't love the workweek. >> we love all the rest of the days. >> but weekends are nice. >> weekends are nice except for this one. >> come on, kari hall. tell me the good. >> yeah. san francisco, heading to the beach, great weekend. >> there we go. >> yes, we are picking out the bright spots in this forecast. live look outside in san jose. all clear as you head out the door. nice and cool but, yeah, we've been talking about a warm-up all weekend. it is heading our way. live look now at san francisco. we also start out this morning with mostly clear skies.

we will have low clouds starting to move in for a little while. it's right now 57 degrees. heading into the lower 60s. we will see the clouds moving in for a little while but it becomes a sunny and mind afternoon. over the next few days temperatures will be heating up and then that fog will be clearing up. this weekend looking at 70s. perfect beach weather there. but the inland areas are really going to be sweating it out. as we get a look at what it feels like now as you head out the door. 52 degrees in napa. 57 in san jose with mid to upper 50s elsewhere. and going throughout the day in oakland, we start out at 8:00 in the morning. at 59 degrees. 66 degrees at noon. that will be really nice. 68 degrees in some breezy winds that continue into the evening. so as we look at all the microclimates it will be in the low to mid 80s. 75 degrees today in redwood city. and the mission district up to 63 degrees. seven-day forecast also showing that we will have some temperatures that will warm up over the next few days after

hitting 81 degrees today in san rafael. and some upper 80s for the tri-valley. this area of low pressure continues to move off to the east and we look for the high temperatures to move in. also increasing the fire danger. over the next seven days in san francisco, the highs you see will be 73 degrees. that will be on sunday. and for the inland valleys, up to 98 degrees on sunday and it continues as we go through next week. still some hot and hazy weather. now as we head over to mike you're tracking two issues along 680. >> that's right, kari. the first one might be obvious because of the color change on the sensors paum over the bay we see green. looking over towards 680 southbound though where there was a stretch of red. that generally means speeds below 20 miles per hour. going down to just shy of boulevard. it shifted north and it's starting to change to the orange. so road work perhaps but not scheduled. we'll track that. the sten ors s

the sten ors ensors are improvi. we also had a crash southbound 680 before you get to levorna. i'm ing to leave it on this map for a bit for the monitor because it's just off the walnut creek interchange. we are tracking the newly minted prime minister theresa may, too, as she makes her first visit to continental europe as britain's new prime minister. she's meeting with french president francois hollande today. all of this coming as melees the groundwork for negotiations from britain's exit from the european union. her goal is to maintain the closest possible economic relationship with the eu countries as they iron out issues over trade and migration. three months state of emergency is now in effect in turkey following last week's failed coup. after meeting with the national security council. pro government protesters gathered in istanbul shouting

they wanted turkey to reinstate the death penalty to deal with those involved in the coup. the rio games getting close to that starting line. one top nation may be on the verge of being left behind. just hours ago russia lost its appeal against the olympic ban on track and field athletes. that decision could add pressure on the ioc to exclude the country entirely from next month's games. the world anti-doping agency is recommending russia be barred completely after uncovering a large scale skate sponsored doping conspiracy that goes back years. a final decision is expected later this week. quite an honor for a cal alum and three-time gold medalist nathan adrian. he has been 2345i7named one of captains to for the u.s. swim team. he will be joined by another first time captain michael phelps. phelps is the most decorated olympian in history. record time fifth olympic games.

the captains were voted on by the 47 members of the u.s. swim team. kind of a nice duo there. you know what? it's quickly coming upon us. just 15 days away from the start of the olympic games in rio. our own jessica aguirre will be anchoring our live coverage every morning throughout that competition. and the action starts august 5th. right around the corner, sam. >> we are speeding toward the olympics on wall street. are things slowing down right now? >> that's right. let's check in with landon dowdy this morning. elon musk has news for us. good morning. >> hi. good morning. that's right. wall street could pick a pause from the recent rally. futures are lower. marketing rising again on wednesday with the dow closing ended a new record high. the tech sector boosting the nasdaq led by microsoft. look for data today on unemployment and home sales as well as earnings from general motors s is in morning. dow raising 36 points.

nasdaq up 53 to 5089. elon musk unveils his master plan part two and a blog post wednesday night he says the elect strict carmaker is working on several vehicles including a commercial truck, a bus, a new kind of pickup truck and a compact suv that could be shown off as soon as next year. musk also says combining tesla with solar panel installer solar city will make it easier for consumers to get solar power for their elect striric cars. making lots of money doesn't translate to a high credit score. residents in los angeles managed their money better than peers in other big u.s. cities. baltimore fairs the worst. the report compares average credit scores in the 25 most populous metro areas, adjusted for age, income, education, and strength of the local economy. san francisco came in 12th. and there's one after that consumer nationwide shares, credit counselors say they have a poor graphic of financial basics. back over to you.

>> people like to shop, i guess. thanks a lot. papa john's pizza chain right now says if you're shopping for a pizza come to us because the company is now serving a menu it's calling cleaner. include poultry raised without antibiotics and fed a vegetarian diet. papa john cease is the first pizza chain to make the switch to begin serving the cleaner menu on july 1st. people going crazy for pokemon go. the warning going out to them. first, happening right now, the king of drag racing is in the bay area. john force visited fisherman's wharf in san francisco. you can find that story on nbcbayarea.com. plus, lucky lamb was saved from a possible trip to the slaughterhouse. read that story on our facebook page. we're back in just two minutes.

unbelievable act of determination and team work helped save the life of one very lucky man. >> look at this video from yesterday. a driver in south care lost control of his convertible and it flipped over. trapped underneath he was wait for help and then look at all of the people that come in to flip it back over. that's when good samaritan after good samaritan started pitching in. a team of people pushed and pushed until as you saw they were able to flip it over and now making sure he's okay. let's get him out of the car. amazingly that driver was shaken up but okay. >> absolutely incredible. i was not expecting to see that many people just standing there just watching. one lady was praying throughout the whole thing. and when people are giving me hugs and --

>> wow. that's amazing. >> they saved him. police say that driver was wearing a seat belt, which also helped save his life. you talk about the bystander effect, people not getting involved. it's reverse affect. >> emotional one. so many people obsessed with pokemon go. >> yes. you noticed. pokemon ago-go in san francisco. the game that's giving so many people a purpose took over the streets of the city yesterday. >> thousands were out hunting those little pokes that are hiding in restaurants, park, building, and in some cases private property. local business owners are also playing along hoping to lure players into maybe spending a little cash. >> a lot of the players will get special deals but then you get an extra special deal if you have a certain character. >> hunting pokemons can be dangerous work. you never know what's lurking in the dark or around the corner. these two men were arrested for stealing pokemon players' phones in the bay view. sfpd tells players to use common sense. be aware of your surroundings. look up every once in a great

while. >> you lose yourself in the world of pokemon. lose yourself in politics these days? donald trump wants to build a wall but did you know there's a trump wall already getting attention in southern california? >> a mini wall around trump's star on the walk of fame. the replica is complete with mini barbed wire and a sign that says keep out. it's the work of a local artist and activist. no word on how long the wall will be allowed to stay up on the star. usually those kinds of displays don't last too long. coming up, we've got an update on that breaking news that we're following in millbrae. a community center is on fire. the fire is now three alarm. "today in the bay's" bob redell sh there. he's got a live report coming up with all the latest details. you see firefighters on the scene. it's all coming up.

good morn. ing. i'm bob redell with breaking news on the peninsula where a three alarm fire is raging through a local community center. we're live in millbrae. a wild chase ends with a suspect jumping into the arms of the authorities or at least parking his car in a place of punishment. how this all unraveled overnight on the peninsula, coming up. plus -- >> they're boo'ing him. >> they're boo'ing him to get off the stage. ted cruz makes a stand at the republican convention by not engorsing donald trump. how the presidential nominee himself is reacting ahead of his speech tonight. "today in the bay" starts right

now. oh, it's always fun. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. three cheers for kari as she has a nice forecast. borrowed time because the heat is coming. >> it will be nice today and tomorrow and them the temperatures start to ramp up. we are getting ready for a hot weekend ahead. >> yay. >> take it in and enjoy it while it lasts as we get a live look outside. microclimates starting out in the mid to upper 50s. although it's now 52 degrees in the north bay. nice and cool there. we'll be up to 76 in the east bay. some 80s for the south bay, north bay, and tri-valley. san francisco, a breezy 63 degrees. i'll let you know how hot it gets this weekend coming up. heading over to mike, you're watching slower speeds now in pleasanton. >> tracking that because it showed up for 680. i'll step back and show everybody their drive. look, over the last 15 minutes we've seen a big improvement. big stretch of slowing