your weekend on this friday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are opening up to some hot weather coming our way as well. >> yes, we are about to open those doors and just let the heat just rush on in. >> great. >> getting ready for a hot weekend. today will be right at about average for most of the bay area. azawi start to see that warming trend kicking in, it's now 55 degrees in san francisco. check out the north bay, it's 48 degrees. a little bit cool in spots but the highs today will be up to 88 degrees there. 78 degrees in the peninsula. and the east bay up to 81 degrees. we will talk about how hot it gets as we go into the next several days. that's coming up in a few minutes. heading over to mike weir looking for a light friday commute. >> we are. that's what we're finding but it's also a 5:00 commute so we will see how things shape up. typical on a friday, though, you don't have any big developments happening early in the morning commute. this is the upper east shore freeway and the maze. you're at speed. the north bay. i did see a little bit of fog registering for a couple of minutes on the roadway.

in the north bay. it's not a problem. in fact that cleared from all of our read. that may have been a blip on my system there. looking at smooth drive. this is san rafael, clear drive to the golden gate bridge. back to you. not a clear drive earlier this morning as breaking news we're to following in the south bay. hit and run investigation. it's happening at the area of ha hillsdale in san jose. >> that is where we find "today in the bay's" damian trujillo live from the scene. damian, police had to search down the person who did this and they found him. >> reporter: yeah, they did, sam. it happened just after 2:00 this morning here in san jose. police cleared the scene just a short while ago but it was quite a scene here. the wreckage from the victim's car here on hillsdale avenue. it happened right in front of the nissan dealership here on capital expressway as it turns into hills day. the victim's car was mangled when police responded to the call that came in as a single car accident. there was an uber and lyft

stickers on the car but it's hard to say if the driver was fairying a fare or simply driving with family members in the car. they told police a car had hit them and took off. officers were able to track that car down to a nearby carson elementary in san jose. the driver will be tested for drugs and alcohol to see if any illegal substance was involved in this collision. police are still trying to determine the cause of the accident. >> so the vehicle left the scene and drove a mile, mile and a half to this location where officers located that person and he's got injuries and so he also was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: the sergeant on the scene also tells me the victims were taken to a nearby hospital after they complained of minor pain. he believes all of the victims in that car will be okay. three people total were in that victim's car here in san jose. we're live along hillsdale avenue in san jose, i'm damian

trujillo. more breaking news overseas. a massive search is under way after an indian military plane care riggs 29 people goes missing. the plane was taking passengers to islands in the bay of bengal when it lost contact with the air force. the flight was supposed to take three hours but the defense ministry says there's still have been no contact with the plane. three hours beyond its arrival time. the aircraft can only go four hours without refueling. new this morning, malaysia, australia, and china have agreed to suspend the search for malay that airlines flight 370. once the current area is completely scoured. the three governments are involved because the airline was malaysian, most of the passengers were chinese, and the suspected crash site is off the coast of southwestern australia. the boeing 777 vanished more than two years ago while on a flight from to beijing. it's expected to wind down by

december. my pledge reads, i'm with you, the american people. >> laying out his game plan, donald trump's message heard loud and clear last night. trump is leaving cleveland today after promising to make america safe, shut the borders down shs and bring back jobs. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is leave in cleve lachbd with reaction this morning. trac tracie, this was also one of the longest speeches on record. >> reporter: yes, in decades. we haven't seen this this long. breaking things down here, donald trump is still in town, hopefully with a shorter speech to his supporters this morning before he leaves town. he and mike pence have a photo-op with some of their supporters. and then, you know, we're going to start to see what some of the fallout is from this wide ranging speech that he gave here last night.

>> he will fight for you all the time, all the way, every time. >> reporter: ivanka trump introducing her father as a champion of women and working families. >> i am your voice. >> reporter: trump argues americans need to be protected from killers, immigrants, terrorists. >> i am the law and order candidate. >> reporter: his hour 15 minute speech laying out expansive agenda with no mention of how to pay for it. school choice, tax cuts, and the moment trending on social media this morning, protecting gay and lesbian americans from violence. >> i have to say as a republican, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what i just said. >> reporter: his foreign policy, isolationist, build the wall, roll back trade deals to protect jobs. >> i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania. >> reporter: trump says he'd stop immigration from nations

compromised by terror. >> we don't want them in our country. >> reporter: he targeted hillary clinton. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton, death, destruction, terrorism, and weakness. >> reporter: trump leaves cleveland today sounding more presidential, no insults, no name calling, staying on script. a new brand of hope, trump style. now looks like the republican nominee is going to start his campaign as official nominee in virginia. they're going to try to pick up some blue states to compensate for ohio if he loses here. because he's locked with hillary clinton. no president has ever won, as we oftenohio. but the trump campaign have a plan to compensate for that. >> that's right. they've got a lot of firsts they plan to do. tracie potts, live. ink that so much. we may find out today who hillary clinton will pick to be her vice presidential running mate. two high ranking democrats say clinton could make her

announcement later today. in an effort to shift attention away from the end of the republican convention and build momentum heading into next week's democratic convention. virginia senator tim kaine is believed to be the front-runner. the 58-year-old has been active in the senate on foreign relationing and military affairs. he was the governor of virginia prior to that. kaine has also built a reputation for working across the aisle as virginia's governor and mayor of richmond. sources also note that while kaine is the favorite, mrs. clinton has not yet made a final decision. former bay area police officer is behind bars and accused of raping and sexually assaulting women while he was on duty. noah winchester is a former san mateo police officer. he now faces nearly two dozen felony charges that include rape, kidnapping, and sexual battery. authorities say that in addition to raping a woman while he was on duty, winchester also sexually assaulted at least four other women including a 17-year-old girl. the alleged assaults happened

when he was a police officer for the los rois community district in the sacramento area. >> they're supposed to be people to be here to protect us. >> you expect more with someone like that. it is disappointing. >> 31-year-old was a san mateo officer for ten months and reportedly passed extensive background checks. it is 25g 08. new details this morning on the new york city police officer accuse of being drunk when he drove his car into a group of pedestrians killing a bay area college student. we've now learned that officer has been fired. the victim drew was from hills berg. he was a senior at m.i.t. and interning in new york. there's a picture of his face book page. he was working with friends in brook len when the rookie officer drove on to the sidewalk early saturday morning. vodka is facing a slew of charges including manslaughter. he was due at work four hours later. police are now calling the death of a woman found inside her gilroy home suspicious.

around 2:00 p.m. on wednesday police say they received a call from a woman saying her daughter was driving recklessly around their neighborhood. officers arrived on the scene and found the daughter who told them that her mom had shot and killed herself inside of their home. police have not identified yet the woman who died. san mateo county sheriff investigatoring say a man tried to kidnap a 12-year-old girl in redwood city yesterday. the girl reported a bhit man between 30 and 40 years owed rode up to her on a bike at douglas and fair oaks avenue at noon. he asked if she was lost and then tried to grab her. police are providing a little more details about the man's description or they're not providing that much. if we get any more we will bring them to you. we have been getting descriptions all weekend long on the weather forecast that's awaiting us and usually involve something to do with hot, steamy, and triple digits. >> yes, we're getting ready for hot inland temperatures near the coastline. that will be nice and cool. as we start out this morning in san jose, it's 61 degrees and heading up to 87. and here's what to expect today.

it does turn hot. remember, you should have that sunscreen with all of that sunshine. this weekend will be even hotter with highs reaching into the 90s and next week we will still have this heat sticking around. looks like we will not catch a break. 90s staying with us for the entire week. after having 90s to start out the weekend. so looks like this heat wave will be with us for a while. i'll talk about that coming up in less than ten minutes. heading of ever to mike tracking a traffic break at the maze. >> that's right, kari, disabled vehicle blocking the berkeley curve. we'll give it a couple more seconds to clear. it's friday, it's early. and we're showing a smooth flow of traffic with the speed sensors around the bay. over there there was a traffic break. there was a disabled vehicle and then a crash reported as well. we'll look at the live camera because that disabled vehicle cleared seconds ago. we don't have the crash registering on our live cameras that may be an erroneous report but we'll see. i hope it is. i'll give you that update coming

up. coming up next, police departments on edge as tensions are boiling over in the streets of oakland. the movement sparking protests across the whole country right now. plus, silicon valley billionaire peter teal makes history at last night's republican national convention. the first of three funerals will

be held today .. for the baton rouge police officers shot and killed sunday in an ambush. the first of three funerals will be held today for the baton rouge police officers shot and killed sunday in an ambush. authorities expect members of

law enforcement agencies from across the nation to attend today's funeral for officer matthew gerald. the 41-year-old was a former marine and blackhawk crew chief. he was the first year officer. he leaves behind a wife and two children. funerals for the other two officers are scheduled for tomorrow and monday. san francisco police investigating a new threat against their own officers days after a separate threat against the chief. investigators say an anonymous caller phoned the ingleside station and says he would offer an award for any person who killed an officer of the pd. tension over recent police shootings of african-american men boiling over into the streets of oakland once again. >> and all over the country. hundreds of people took to the streets last night. it was a national day of action in 80 cities. black lives master protester

marched from police headquarters to city hall. there's been a week of tension since the high profile slayings of black men at the hands of police officers. protesters who want to make sure the community demands change. >> a lot of people of color it's something that you are grown in to. you grew into a discomfort around police. >> we want to defund the oakland police department by 50%. we want that 50% to go toward other program that we know from the research and data actually leads to safer communities. >> organizers say there will be more protests and more calls of action in the weeks to come. happening today, organizers ramping up the push to make city college of san francisco free for everyone who lives or works in san francisco. community members will hold a rally to educate san francisco voters of on the the free city college november ballot measure. a new tax on the city's most expensive homes would pay for that plan. fighting not just a political campaign but also a legal battle. donald trump's lawyers today will ask a san diego judge to toss out a lawsuit against trump

university. the case is one of two class action lawsuits accusing trump university of false promises including the claim they could teach success in real estate. the university no longer exists. trump argues the case lacks merit. trump is also claimed the presiding judge is bias due to his mexican heritage. going back to last night the final evening of the republican convention, donald trump was not the only person making history. silicon valley billionaire peter thiel also did so last night at the convention. >> the first openly gay man to speak to take on republican stage in ten years. scott mcgrew, the first person to say he was gay ever. >> the first person ever ever to actually stand up there and say i'm gay, thiel started that speech he was outed involuntarily by the gossip block gawker years ago. last night thiel who is not a regular public speaker started

his speech and then ended it this way. >> i am proud to be gay. i am proud to be a republican. but most of all, i am proud to be an american. >> thiel said something we tend to forget, the economic situation out said the area we live isn't as strong. the silicon valley and the bay area can give one a skewed view about america. >> where i work in silicon valley it's hard to see where america has gone wrong. my industry has made a lot of progress in computers and in software and of course it's made a lot of money. but silicon valley is a small place. drive out to sacramento or even across the bridge to oakland and you won't see the same prosperity. that's just how small it is. >> thiel is one of the founders of paypal. he's also one of the very first investors in facebook as well where he is on the board of directors. let's get a check of your markets this morning.

landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: good friday morning. wall street looks to end the week on a positive note. futures are higher and stocks fell thursday with the dow snapping nine-day winning streak on the back of disappointing earnings from intel and others. we get earnings from general elect strict and american airlines. dowle faing 77 points to 18517. the nasdaq slipping 16 to 5773. >> landon, thank you. have a great weekend. back to the thiel issue, silicon valley watching it closely. he was not as -- i think silicon valley supported much of what he said. they were expecting something different. it was a fairly neutral speech. >> very interesting. good to see him up there. >> historic at that. scott, thank you very much. avid wine drinkers could see a different shade in their glass when it's not white or red in the months to come. a blue wine currently available only in spain as expected to land in the hands of americans this october. the concoction is a blend of red

and white wines and it's made by a spanish company called geek live. the makers say the wine gets color from organic pigments found in grape skin and also a noncaloric sweetener. you guys remember taking the glasses in grade school. >> wine classes, yeah. >> the wine classes. >> what school did you go to? >> sorry. >> more fun apparently. >> what colors go together, yeah. >> anyway, you were saying? >> as i was saying, i'm not sure that red and white make blue. >> yeah. it's pink. it makes pink. maybe the darker grapes are, you know. >> it's a pigmentation of the noen caloric sweetener. >> that's what did it. you've got your blue on. >> it will match my dress and it will be here just in time for me to start enjoying such things. >> when you can. >> right. we'll see. >> enjoy the weekend is important. >> yes, i think so. poolside with some lemonade for this this weekend. we are looking at lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures as we start out this morning.

hey, there is a techie the spider making an appearance there on the camera lens for san jose. it's 59 degrees in oakland. and concord, 56 degrees. livermore, 55. and san jose at 57 degrees. a nice cool start as we go sba the rest of the day. look at these inland temperatures. really starting to warm up. but we're still just right at about average or just slightly above. and then as you head toward the inner bay and coastal areas it still feels nice and cool. oakland will be up to 75. and san francisco, 69 degrees. as we go throughout the day in san francisco we may see the low clouds and fog rolling in for a little while but it rolls out to give us sunshine today. it will be 64 degrees at 1:00. 5:00, nice and sunny. some low clouds returning later on tonight. so the pool forecast will be up to 91 degrees later today. sunny and warm once again. as we go into the beach, you may be heading to the beach today. 72 degrees in pacifica.

half-moon bay, 70 degrees. and in the mid 70s for santa cruz. that will be one of the warmer spots in places to enjoy the warmer weather, especially as it continues to heat up inland. so was we look at the forecast and what to expect, high pressure builds and that will give us some hot weather as we head into the weekend. as well as early next week our pattern will be slow to change so we're talking about some 90s to 100 degrees inland. i'll talk more about that coming up. now, mike's checking in on a crash near the bay bridge. >> i thought maybe it was a duplicate report and that looks like what it is. the scene itself, the berkeley curve has completely cleared. let me show you the sensors as they play out around the bay. nothing but green to really speak of. way back at the altamont pass off the 205, 580 merge where we see speeds down toward 50. this issue here at the berkeley curve had cleared. new incident reported closer to treasure island. that might be where the fender bender is. i'm waiting for the bridge crew to give us confirmation. from the pattern it might be on

the lower deck getting into the tunnel from san francisco. again, we'll track that but so far traffic flows smoothly. we'll look at fremont where traffic flows well as well. the road work overnight, cleared from the southbound side. northbound side is cleared as well. sign truck was over by the truck scales. foster city, we still have the road crews eastbound coming off foster city. there's that flooring light. one plain blocked. typical eastbound. westbound is your commute. back to you. it is 5:222 developments in the u.s. related to the zika r vir virus. and do not forget nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are partnering up this weekend to clear the shelters. bay area shelters are waiving their adoption fees. others are offering you discounts. head to nbcbayarea.com for more details. related to the zika virus this

morning... ==vo== florida healt ment. welcome back. two major developments related to the zika virus. florida health officials say they are ingating. two florida cases appear to have no connections to travel to zika infected areas. so far all other cases in the united states are from people infected while out of the country. it comes as brazilian scientists express fear they may have found a second species of mosquito that can transmit the virus. if you don't have your passport already you may have to

scram nl. there's a backlog of passport applications. the wait is six weeks or longer. so, for example, if you filed an application today you would not get your passport until well into september. >> we're being inundate with a lot of people at the very last minute thinking they only have a week or two they have to do this and they will be okay but it's not. >> six-week wait when i called for an appointment. i have to do last-minute international travel and i lost my passport. >> some lines are so long at the post office people are turned away without even getting to the counter. san jose police investigating an early morning hit and run accident. i'm damian trujillo live at the scene where they found the driver is coming up next. and from above and in the fine print facebook's proposed expansion is getting a little push back from community members. i'm kris sanchez in menlo park where more on that. and the party is now over. but everyone is still dissecting

and discussing donald trump's speech this morning. a closer look at his message to the nation coming up.

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weekend. we have clear the shelters. we've been talking all about that. we are also approaching the dog days of summer. >> perfect. >> yeah, it's going to be hot. today will be that last day where we're at near average temperatures. and then it heats up for the next several days and it looks like it just continues on for a while. it's now 55 degrees. as you head out the door in san francisco, 48 degrees in the north bay. cool in spots, but of course it doesn't stay that way. we'll be up to 88 degrees today in the north bay. 87 in the south bay. tri-valley will also be hot, hitting the low 90s. while san francisco will be at 69 degrees. we'll talk about how hot it gets coming up in just a few minutes. mike says there's a traffic break out of san francisco. >> slowing we saw on the bay bridge eastbound getting on to the lower or on the lower deck, we'll show you that. the map shows you overall, smooth. couple incidents have popped up on the south bay. no major issues so far. this over here, getting toward treasure island you see the

slowing eastbound 80 you still have your eight two lanes blocked. left two are open at if treasure island tunnel. earlier fender bender and a tow truck may have arrived on the scene. crash in san rafael by our camera but the camera shows southbound where the crash is clear because that crash is at the san pedro off-ramp just outside of our view. we go to the south bay and breaking news there where a driver is behind bars this morning after he's accused of colliding into a now crumpled car and fleeing the scene. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo is live where all this happened overnight. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it happened right here in front of the nissan dealership at the capitol expressway auto mall in south san jose. police cleared the scene just a short while ago. about an hour ago here in this part of town. it was quite a scene earlier this morning. the victim's car was pretty much mangled right here on capitol expressway when police arrived. this is the auto mall where all the car dealerships are at on

capital expressway. there was an uber and lyft sticker on the window of the car but it's hard to say if the driver's of the victim's car was carrying a fare or simply driving with family members in the car. they told police someone crashed into them. police were able to track the other driver to nearby carson elementary. he will be tested for drugs and alcohol to see if they may have played a role. the official cause of the accident right now is still under investigation. >> so the vehicle left the scene around drove a mile, mile and a half to this location where officers located that person. and he's got injuries and so he also was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: that sergeant on the scene also tells me the three victims were taken to a nearby hospital as well after they complained of pain. he says they suffered only minor injuries and they should all be okay. all is clear right now here at the capital expressway auto

mall. we're live in south san jose, damian trujillo, "today in the bay." i am the law and order candidate. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump delivers the longest convention acceptance speech in over four decades. clocking in at one hour and 15 minutes, trump painted the current picture of america as crime ridden, under attack from terrorists, and economically depressed. trump closed the republican convention last night. there were several themes in his speech. foreign policy, trump says as president he will focus on america and not globalization. he reiterated his promise to roll back trade deals which he says will bring jobs back and the most important theme of the speech was defeating hillary clinton. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton, death, destruction, terrorism, and weakness. >> trump also called for building a border wall between the u.s. and mexico.

the gop nominee did not go into the details of how he will deliver on his promises or how much they will cost. trump was introduced by his daughter ivanka trump. >> he will fight for you all the time, all the way, every time. >> ivanka also tried to hammer home that her father was specifically fight for equality for women. during his speech trump spotlighted the bay area in connection with san francisco's controversial sanctuary city law in the deadly shooting of cait steinly. >> my opponent want sanctuary cities. but where was the sanctuary for cait steinle? >> steinle was the young woman shot and killed allegedly by an undocumented immigrant deported five times from the u.s. trump renewed his pledge to build that great border wall, as i mentioned already, to stop illegal immigration. back now in the bay area and

facebook wants to expand its menlo park campus, the city of menlo park wants to allow it, two non-profits are saying not so fast. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live from menlo park with what the community advocates say must be an essential part of this plan. kris? >> reporter: good morning, sam. yes, there are two non-profits, want to make sure when facebook expands its footprint here in the city of 33,000 people that it happens as responsibly as possible. let's give you a look at the area we're talking about. the proposed expansion at the west campus as it was formerly known, building 20. looking above from our chopper you can see the cars on the freeway to put that size in perspective. now, the aclu and the non-profit public advocates posted a strongly worded letter to facebook, on facebook, and also on an open blog claiming the expansion could displace low income people. facebook's expansion would add

to that 60-acre site, 126,000 square feet of office space and 200-room hotel. dushlly facebook says it is committing to spending $7.8 million toward affordable housing, $3 million to mitigate the traffic congestion in the area, and they also want to build 1500 housing units, 22 of which would be subsidized to help teachers and firefighters and other workers live in community and 15% of those units would be offered below market race. the aclu and non-profit advocates want to make sure menlo park doesn't worsen the crisis and the displacement services impactsing this city of menlo park and the bay area. city council will revisit the environmental review coming up in december so certainly a long-term conversation. in menlo park, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it is 5:36 . firefighters say two spate fires

burning at the altamont landfill could burn for a few days. it's between livermore and tracy. the first fire started wednesday. the second last night. no word on how they started. firefighters say a burning file of landscaping material is helping to enerate a large amount of smoke. a second life now lost in a family tragedy in vallejo. police tell us on wednesday a mother succumbed to injuries she suffer fred a house fire in may. the woman and 5-year-old son were inside the home when the flames engulfed the house killing the boy. the boy's father is accuse of intentionally setting the fire. he turned himself in to police in the days after that blaze. new details now on a story we first broke yesterday morning on "today in the bay." a fire in millbrae that destroyed a community center might be arson. that is according to fire investigators who say the department did everything that it could to fight the flames. even using a drone at one point to check for ways to knock the

fire down. it broke out just before 4:00 yesterday morning on lincoln cirque until millbrae. it's right next to taylor middle school. someone has been setting small fires in that area. neighbors are concerned about it. >> neighborhood we've been dealing with a lot of robberies. and so this seems just like another layer of concern. >> dozens of after school and summer programs are now being moved to other locations. there's been another shark sighting in pacifica and it has beachgoers feeling uneasy. for the second time in a month a shark has been spotted at a popular beach. the siting was reported yesterday at noon. 80 yards off the shore. surfers saw the six-foot-long shark swimming near a group of whales. anyone heading into the water is to be cautious and aware. >> or just stay out of the water in that area. people will be looking for a cool place to dip their toes though this weekend. >> yes, i think so. and we've had a lot of shark sightings near our beaches. so that will be something you

will have to be concerned about and keep an eye out for. and as we head out this morning we start out this friday with temperatures in the mid 50s but this is where we're headed. up to 70 degrees at half-moon bay. morgan hill and san jose will be up to 87. concord today, 88 degrees. starting to see some 90s popping up on the map. you'll see that today in fairfield. that will become a lot more common for the inland valleys as we go into the weekend. i'll detail that coming up in less tan ten minutes. heading over to mike now. still tracking that crash on the bay bridge. >> kari, that is getting out of san francisco. we'll show you the sensor reads over there. show you these sensor reads. only a little bit of change north 101 at san jose. that's a typical pattern as we pass the 5:30 mark where traffic starts to build. getting out of san francisco we had that traffic break, traffic flowing once again but only in three lanes. still have the slow lane blocked at treasure island eastbound getting into the tunnel. that will be the lower deck. meanwhile over here in oakland we have the westbound commute and the look at the toll plaza

shows you it's filling as the backup continues to build slowly on a friday. at the 880 overcrossing itself. the metering lights are on. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next, thousands of dollars of high end wine snatched. the reason it's being called a professional heist. plus, we'll look at your money coming up. wall street, the dow missing a winning streak. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. and an unsolved homicide in a tight knit bay area community. the reward now being offered to find the suspect who beat a man to death in his sleep. happening today...

==cu== raiders linebacker aldon smith is expected back in a san jose court - to be arraigned for violating probation. ==vo== smith was arrested last august for allegedly driving drunk, hitting a alton smith is expected to be back in courtroom. he was arrested last august for allegedly driving drunk, hitting a neighbors car and taking off. investigators say that violates the terms of his probation that stem from a prior conviction. smith is expected to enter a plea later today. he was cut by the niners following the arrest only to be peedly picked up by the oakland raiders. police say he ran over two men, killing one of them. prosecutors say the names and addresses of certain witnesses should not be given to knight's attorneys arguing the 51-year-old has a history of violence and witness

intimidation. kensington police are offering a new $15 thousand reward in an unsolved homicide. early in 2011 eric elliott was sleeping in kensington park located in the berkeley hills when investigators believe several attackers beat him to death. family members say they're grateful police are not letting this case grow cold. >> it was tough. i've known erik for five years, since i started with this department. it was tough for me to get a call to that location not knowing who it was and finding his body there. >> police say these cars may be the key to cracking the case. they're particularly interested in a dark colored four-door honda civic or dodge neon with a white racing stripe. right now new details on the hunt for thieves that made off with thousands of dollars worth of high end wine from a store on the peninsula that was closing. police are nowing looking through surveillance video to try to find the suspects. it happened last thursday night at beltramo's wine and spirits

in menlo park. the general manager says the thieves broke through a side door and targeted first growth bordeaux and collectible california cabs. each one priced $500 up to $1,000 per bottle. store owners say they just brought the pricey bottles out of a locked library. >> we wanted to showcase a little bit of what we had in the library so we brought down expensive bottles. sure enough, that night we got hit. >> the owners say the wine was insured and they're working with the insurance companies now. 5:45. it's a step into the future this morning. the obama administration is setting aside some money for electric chargers. >> scott mcgrew, the same sort of funds that created tesla will them keep them charged up. >>es the has and leafs and volts, electric cars and plug-in hybrids, too. the white house said it will set aside $4.5 billion in loan

guarantees to companies working on green neshlg projects and that include money for the chargers. the president wanted to see a million electric cars on the road by last year but the number is about half that. more chargers could help. the dow snapped a nine-day winning streak on thursday. futures mildly higher this morning. bloomberg report that verizon is very close to a deal with yahoo!. we got new data out of the united kingdom showing economic activity post brexit was not as good as we expected. japan has started playing pokemon go, the home of pokemon finally getting pokemon yesterday. meanwhile we thought you might like this. a reporter at the state department briefing caught playing pokemon. >> earlier today though and i think it's important reminder -- you're playing the pokemon thing right there, aren't you? it's important reminder, we know this won't be easy. we recognize it's a challenge and clear about the work we still have to do. this is why we important and we will continue to work with our coalition partners to defeat

d.a.s.h. did you get one? >> no. >> sorry about that. >> wow. was he really? whoever he was talking to. >> we don't know who it was but, yeah. >> how embarrassing. >> using a state issued phone then. personal phone might not have known. >> looking over his shoulder and went, uh-huh, yeah. >> either way. either way, i bet the employer would like to know that, too. oh, my goodness. okay. crazy funny business, now to light-hearted fluffy business. when you think about adopting a pet most people think about an energetic kitten, maybe a puppy. >> sometimes older animals are often overlooked and they've got love to give. as "today in the bay's" kris sanchez shows us, old dogs don't need to learn new tricks. >> come on. >> reporter: lion is as gentle as a lamb. >> he's just happy to be with you. >> reporter: the 9-year-old german shepherd was living at the berkeley humane society when she had a little free time in

her office. >> the stars must have aligned because i was just -- i had a lull at work. i got on my computer and there was lion and that was it. >> reporter: the idea of adopting an older dog came from the young ones in her family. >> my kids thought about older dogs being harder to adopt and not getting a home. and worried about, you know, just dogs get euthanized and stuff like that. just more from shelter to shelter and things like that. >> reporter: while puppies get the most attention dogs with a little experience have unique gifts to offer. >> potty trained. just older dogs just very sweet and just full of love. you don't have to go through 59 walks a day. puppies are cute. you can train, you can shape them the way they are. but older dogs are just as eager to please you. older docs just want to please. they just love you. >> reporter: kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> if you're looking for a dog to love or a cat or of parakeet

or bunny, you can find out more information about bringing unconditional love into your home. saturday is the day to do it during clear the shelters 2016. you can adopt a pet virtually free of charge. local area human societies are wafing adoption fees. now we look at some of our furry friends that we have either adopted or brought into our homes. >> aw. >> first ones were adorable. >> those were yours. >> this is mine. this is pip. i adopted him. >> that is cole. that's kris' dog. >> who is -- is that scott mcgrew's dog? >> might be bob's. >> scott mcgrew, no. what's that fluff ball. that's one of the sponges that you use in the shower. >> that's kris' dog. >> love that video. kris posted that of her dog and said, stay thirsty, my friend. >> and those are your dogs, sam. >> those are my dogs, cocoa and phoenix. you can probably imagine i named

them. >> that's my little shadow. that's pip squeak. i tell you he's brought so much love and happiness into my life. it's amazing. i brought him into the newsroom once. >> and i -- i adopted a dog a long time ago. she was 9 years old. older dog. i thought, i'll take care of her the last few years of life. she lived to be 19 years old. >> because of your love. >> right. >> she actually stayed in the shelter which goes to sew you there's always a home for these dogs. >> great event. come out tomorrow to one of the many bay area shelters. we've got more news on that on nbcbayarea.com. we would love to see you out there, too. >> it's going to be hot so you want to give these dogs a nice cool place to go. as we head out this morning we start out with some cool temperatures and mostly clear skies as we get a live look now at the golden gate bridge. we see that it's nice to start out this day. no low clouds and fog obstructing your visibility. everyone is making it along just

fine. so we are seeing the clouds now at the outer sunset. it's 55 degrees there as you walk out the door. in oakland, we will go through the day planner. we will be at 60 degrees at 8:00. low clouds start to move in for a little while. but then it clears out. we'll have sunshine. highs today reaching into the mid 70s. a look at all the microclimates. expect a high today in los gatos up to 90 degrees. 70 at half-moon bay. the mission district will be at 67. 86 in san rafael and fremont. 80 degrees in some parts of the tri-valley hitting the low 90s. that's where we could have some wind speeds of at least 60 miles an hour. something that will be seeing making the headlines over the next few days. here at home we have nice quiet calm weather. highs in san francisco reaching into the low 70s this weekend with some breezy winds.

inland areas really starting to crank up there with highs in the mid 90s tomorrow as well as sunday and that heat continues into next week. now as we head over to mike, it has a look at the bay bridge and a change for the better. >> that's right. we have better news for folks crossing the bay. we have actually no bad news for folks in the south bay or peninsula either. so i guess this is just -- not an xemgs exception to the rule but better news. slowing we saw getting sought of the city has cleared up. disabled vehicle, the crash has cleared over at the treasure island tunnel. westbound starts to slow. see it slowing as you get over towards the first exits getting off the bay bridge. ninth and civic center. we're doing okay here for the morning. let's look at the bay bridge. we had slowing. even the stack up we saw from the emeryville sides that cleared that lower deck. see the headlights moving smoothly in toward the east bay and dublin, westbound no problems coming in toward the dublin interchange. back to you. feeling salty? mcdonald's viral dill roy garlic

frisz are here to stay. the company has declared them a stinky success. >> you you may remember the fast food company first tested the fries back in may. they were such a big hit, mcdonald's will now be selling those gilroy garlic fries at all bay area locations. it's part of a push to include popular local ingredients on the menu. other examples, mcdonald's sells bratwursts in wisconsin and kale in southern california. >> it must be regionally appropriate. 5:53. coming up next, alarming, leak discovered in the lake curry dam that has hazmat crews concerned. happening now, hundreds of animal shelters are partnering up with nbc universal owned television stations like this one and i cross the country for tomorrow's second annual clear the shelters annual adoption event. use the #cleartheshelters now to join in the conversation on social media. plus, a non-profit organization bakes thousands of

cakes in loss altos for at risk children who might otherwise not have one.

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. alarming find near the lake curry dam in napa county. ==vo== hazmat crews are looking into an alarming fine near the like curry dam in napa county. a contractor doing routine pipeline mant nansz found a mercury leak on a line.

the city says as much as a quarter gallon had seeped out of the 92-year-old nonfunctioning flow meter and on to the ground. now a full-scale response is under way. >> we're cleaning it up. we've hired a contractor that is licensed and certified and we're following all their regulations and guidelines. >> the assistant public works director says like curry dam hasn't been used as a source of drinking water since 1989 and people are not in danger. but while the levels are not harmful to humans mercury has been found in the nearby creek. and the impact to wildlife is not yet known. lawyer racks hardstand on principle and against kris sim nation from the nba. the league is moving next year's all-star game out of the city of charlotte, north carolina. the nba came to that decision because of objection to the state's so-called bathroom law. that law eliminates effectively antidiscrimination protections against the lbgtq community. steph curry from charlotte says

his desappointed his hometown is not going to be able to host the all-star game but he understands the league's decision. >> if i am to make a decision like that, obviously a very courageous decision, something that we support him. but as a guy from charlotte, i really wanted this for the people there. >> there is no official word on where next year's game is going to be moved to but new orleans is the rumored first choice. in the meantime, sam, draymond green will be playing for team usa after all. despite his unresolved assault case. yesterday green's lawyer attended a pretile hearing while the warrioren willed by phone from las vegas. green is facing a assault charges for allegedly slapping a michigan state football player earlier this month. a plea deal is a possibility but no agreement was reached. however, green can still travel to rio. his next hearing will likely be held after he returns from the summer games. a couple of paramedics are under the microscope accused of taking selfies with unconscious

patients. those two are from florida suspected of taking dozens of pictures with the people in their care. many of whom were incapacitated at the time. they reportedly engaged in some sort of competition as to who could take the most selfies. other emergency workers began to complain and they were arrested on charges related to the disclosure of confidential medical information. >> it was a sick juvenile game. i don't know any other way to describe it, who can be the most gross, who can be the most vial, who can i get a picture with that, you know, it's humiliation. >> 41 patients were identified in those selfies. three were consensual and two have died since the photos very taken. right now, update to breaking news. dramatic hit and run crash sending debris across a busy south bay roadway. update on the victims and driver now under arrest. plus, two years later and still no sign of that missing malaysia airlines plane.

major announcement coming in overnight surrounding the search for the wreckage. my pledge reads, i'm with you, the american people. >> and donald trump making his plan loud and clear. more on that fiery speech setting the stage for a fight to the november finish line. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a clear start so far to your friday morning. kari hall joining us now. you've been clear all week that it's going to heat up. >> it starts today a little bit for the inland areas but our temperatures actually right at about average for this time of year. but it trends well above average in to the next couple of days. as you head out the door in the tri-valley it's 53 degrees. all nice and clear with highs today reaching 90 degrees. upper oughtitys for the north bay and south bay. and san francisco up to 69 degrees. still nice and cool along the coast. we will talk about beach