while the coastal areas will be in the 60s and just at touch warmer than it was yesterday. we'll talk about even warmer temperatures for the weekendçó coming up and first a look at the early morning commute. >> reporter: an early morning commute that's off to a pretty decent start. right now traffic sensors are showing all green which typically means we're not experiencing any major delays in the area which is always great news. we were seeing possibly a fender bender. 280 northbound, looks like it's cleared off to the side and not causing any backups. i know i'm ready for the weekend. we'll send things back to you. >> a lot of people are. thanks a lot, vianey. breaking news into our newsroom of a water main break on the peninsula. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live from the scene in a belmont neighborhood with what we know so far. a lot of water gushing out. kris, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, good morning to you. first, i want to show you what it sounds like.

it sounds actually like a creek, like you would hear as you go through the santa cruz money than but it's the water money breaks affecting monseras and a residential neighborhood. four homes are underñi evacuati orders. belmont police trying to clear those folks out because their homes are at risk because of the rushing water. don't know at point what size that water main break is, but i can tell you that there is a lot of water rushing. we have seen city cruise out here trying to turn them off and the belmont pd tells us that is there's some heavy equipment headed in from the water district. they are stationed just up the hill. we'll try to get more information for you, but right now no major impact to traffic, but definitely major impact here in are this neighborhood here in belmont. we'll keep you up to date on air and on our social media platforms as well n.belmont,

kris sanchez, "today in the bay. request ". >> developing news from the nation's capital as we take a live look at the capitol dome. two big decisions that we're tracking. first, overnight, president trump asked the supreme court to review the travel ban case. this does not come as a big surprise. that ban would restrict travelers to the u.s. from six predominantly muslim countries, this is version 2.0. as of right now that ban has been blocked by two lower courts, including one in san francisco and the fourth circuit court of appeals. the courts ruled the ban was discriminatory towards muslims. there's no word on when the supreme court is expected to actually hear the case. meantime, another decision that is creating worldwide reaction this morning. president trump announcing yesterday afternoon that the u.s. is going to be exiting the paris agreement on climate change. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with why this is such a big deal across the globe.

tracie, good morning. >> reporter: bus it puts the u.s. over here all by itself and everyone else in the world, almost 200 countries over here. president trump going it alone almost on this one with a couple of exceptions, and new reaction this morning from china, the world's biggest polluter saying that the president's decision is reckless and that the u.s.%át be selfish and irresponsible to pull out of this climate deal. >> the united states will withdraw. >> reporter: claiming it costs millions of american jobs, president trump announced he's pulling out of the worldwideñi paris deal on climate change sparking protests in new york and washington. >> shame! shame! shame. >> an extraordinary abdication of american leadership. >> you can't build a border wall against carbon dioxide emissions. >> reporter: the u.s. joins two other countries, nicaragua and syria, not part of the deal to reduce emissions. >> americans don't like being isolated from the international community. >> reporter: the president's supporters say it's a bold step.

>> we shouldn't have other nations lecturing us on how to clean up our environment. >> reporter: what's next, president trump says he'll try to renegotiate, but france and other countries insist that can't happen. >> the first agreement remains irresistible. >> reporter: dozens of u.s. cities and states insist they will continue to reduce emissions. >> we'll make sure that we follow this agreement. >> reporter: environmentalists and scientists worry about the long-term impact. >> record heat, more drought in some places, torrential rains and floods in other places, sea levels rising, drowning coastal areas, the world will be a mess. >> reporter: the u.s. now virtually on its own against the world. tra traci tracie potts, nbc news. >> today we continue to mourn the loss of the lives lost in the ghost ship fire. many people inside were able to

make it out, but 36 people lost their lives. since the tragedy we've learned many artists called the oakland warehouse home. sock of the victim's families who died in the fire are suing the owner and pg&e claiming they knew the area was being used illegally. our coverage continues online as well. our investigative unit has been looking not oakland warehouse fire for months now. you can watch all of those reports on our website, nbcbayarea.com. it's 5:05 right now on your friday and a heads up for b.a.r.t. riders. you might need to come up a different plan if you're going to use the new warm spring station as it will be closed down as it installs and tests new software. there's going to be a free bus bridge taking passengers between the warm springs and to the fremont station but it could add 30 minutes to your trip but

spoke with people who were not thrilled. >> not real convenient, definitely a pain. >> definitely inconvenient with this station having limited hours compared to the fremont station. it makes it definitely inconvenient. >> the free bus runs over 20 minutes. b.a.r.t. plans to close the warm springs station on another weekend to continue work between south fremont and the silicon valley. live right now to a calk oracle arena. certainly not the case. did you catch the game? the warriors won game one. >> amazinging. >> flying through the air. their feet didn't even touch the ground. all the reaction from the team. pete, no doubt a lot of excitement but we've been here before w.got to be cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. cautiously optimistic would be a

good statement there but a lot of warriors fans like myself are waking up very happy as the warriors take care of business beating the cavs 113-91. this does mark the third consecutive year that they have taken game one. nba finals over the cavaliers, but it was a dominating effort led by this man. we'll show his highlights. kevin durant the reason why we signed him in the off-season and it was dunk after dunk like sam said during that game. he was getting to the lane very easily. had a game high 38 points. now, you can see the final score, but it was a very exittive game at least through the first half and the two-time reigning mvp decided to put hisó imprint on the game and that would be steph curry who hit six three-pointers last night ending the game with 28 points as this marked the third consecutive year between the warriors and the lebron-james led cleveland cavaliers. we had a chance to hear from k.d. and steph and post-game after the victory and how they will stay focused heading into

game two. >> curry for a deep three. off the rim! >> well, it's not about me, you know. you know, he's going to do what he's done. he's lebron james. he's -- you guys know what he can do, so i justçó try to plays hard as can i and not make it about a matchup. it's about us. it's about the golden state warriors versus the cleveland cavaliers. >> focus on what is in front of you. had a chance to win the first game of the series, get off to a good start and we were able to do that. like k. said we feel like we can play much better, especially offensively. >> now, if you checked out social media afterwards, it was buzzing that k.d. apparently stared down rihanna after hitting a three-pointer that put the ws up. of course, rihanna a big-time lebron fan sitting courtside. might be there on game two. with this win the warriors stay

undefeated in the playoffs. game two will take place here on sunday at oracle. outside of oracle, peter suratos. >> good morning. 5:90 and we wake up to a clear change for this morning, and temperatures are starting out in the low to mid-50s. 55 degrees and look live at the peninsula and 53 degrees in san francisco, so as we go into this afternoon weelg ha will have th temperatures a little bit warmer than yesterday. reaching into the 80s. tri-valley 85 degrees and san francisco topping out at 67 with some breezy winds and that's the kind of weather we'll see into the weekend. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. vianey is tracking how it looks out on the roads this morning. >> not too bad besides from being friday. we're also seeing nice light traffic throughout the entire bay area. seeing a lot of green sensors. in the south bay we did get reports of a couple of fender

benders, but it's not really affecting your drive time. northbound 87 from highway 85 about 12 minutes and highway 85 to 101 ten minutes. off to a good start. you can see the city is starting to wake up. i'll send things over to you. >> thank you very much. it's 5:10 right now. chilling new images and the disturbing new details we're learning about the manchester suicide bomber. >> it's not just friday, but jobs friday. the markets set new records. we'll tell you all about it when "today in the bay" continues.

5:13 on this friday morning. a clear sunrise over san jose, and we're going to have a lot of beautiful sunshine all day. the temperature trend for los gatos starts out in the mid-60s at 9:00 into the low 70s by noontime, and upper 70s later on today. it's going to be a warm weekend, but i think we'll take it. we'll take a look at that forecast coming up in about five minutes. >> and we're seeing a smooth commute in san rafael right now. we're seeing a lot more cars on the road so this may be a good time to take that coffee to go. no major delays at the moment. >> cup holder warmer on there, make shower you get some coffee. right now we're getting a first look at the moments just after police in florida arrested tiger woods for allegedly driving under the influence. >> there he goes.

keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going. >> this is new video of a disoriented and handcuffed tiger woods taking a breathalyzer test early monday morning. police say the test did not show any alcohol in wood's system. he later talked about an up expected reaction that he had to prescription drugs. >> developing right now, 36 people are dead along with a gunman after a brutal attack on a casino in the philippines. it happened in manila. police say the gunman fired shots at gaming tables on fire. in all that chaos people scrambled to escape but many just didn't make it out. 36 people died from smoke inhalation and not from gunshot wounds. police say the suspect apparently killed himself with his rifle on the fifth floor of that complex. >> we are getting a glimpse now into the life of the manchester suicide bomber. these chilling new images show him just days before the terror attack. security cameras caught salman abedi at various spots around

manchester. police released these photos overnight along with a plea to the public. they are hoping people can help them track down his movements. they say he purchased parts for his bomb in the days leading up to the ariana grande contest where 22 people were killed. the head of uber travis kalanick wrote a heart wrenching post about his mother's death. >> she was killed in a boating accident over the weekend and we have more information about what happened. we did. >> reporter: good morning to you. the family dog, laura, apparently got in the way as the parents were trying to steer the boat. travis wasn't there so presumably he's passing on his father's account. kalanick had been posting a lot about his parents lately. here they are at the kentucky derby. kalanick said in the facebook post his parents' boat hit rocks on pine lake. the couple, who were alone, thrown into the water and into the water for more than two hours before they were picked up by a fishermen. again, his mother was killed. kalanick wrote your prayers,

heartfelt notes and shared which is bombs are little whispers helping our family pull through. the dow closed at a record high hon thursday. is that because of the american withdrawal from the paris agreement or is it the expectation we'll get a very solid jobs number at 5:30 this morning. it is jobs friday. tesla's elon musk and disney's bob eiger announced they will resign from the president's business council after president trump said he would withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement. the two biggest publicly trade companies apple and exxon also disagree with the president, and the mayors of american cities say they will join together to send a promise to the united nations that they will stick to tlt accords. 71 cities urged the president not to do it, including new york, los angeles, chicago, houston, phoenix, san francisco, san jose and oakland. and the head of goldman sachs tweeted today's decision is a setback for the environment and the united states leadership position in the world.

#parisagreement. now, this is significant because goldman sachs has a tight relationship with the white house and blankfein has been on twitter guys, for years. he's never tweeted, not once, until yesterday, and that's his only tweet. you've got to imagine in his office him getting on that intercom and saying i'm ready to tweet. someone show me how to tweet. i am angry. >> the man has testified before congress. >> but never tweeted. >> never pressed the tweet button. >> he's probably busy. >> yeah, i would imagine. thank you, scott. >> right now we have a very rare discovery to tell you about. new video showing members of an elusive species of whales swimming off the coast of mexico. this was shot last month and we found them, elusive but we found them. in guadalupe west of the baja peninsula. it's a rare species of beaked whale. this video is unusual because the beaked whales are considered the most extreme mammal divers

in the world. they can dive down to almost 10,000 feet. >> wow. >> and stay under water for up to two hours before finally surfacing for air. >> it looks like a missile. >> or a submarine. >> seems like drones are doing so much to help us see unusual things. >> places we wouldn't normally go. >> it's amazing. >> rarified air, you might say. you know what's so funny. we were at the sea cliff beach a couple weekends ago where the white sharks are. >> a lot of shark sightings there. it's crazy. keep that in mind us a get set out to head out to the beach. it will be warm up as we get a look outside at the sunrise. looking towards mt. doublo from walnut creek. beautiful bi beautiful pink hues how the in the sky. maybe that will help you get out and up this friday morning. temperatures in the low 50s. 55 degrees right now in napa, and as we get a look at the south bay, going see the highs reaching into the low to mid-80s so a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. you may find yourself turning on the air conditioner for a little

while today, and we're going to be up to 73 degrees in oakland. a high of 84h.expect today in danville and belmont 74 degrees and 69 degrees today in the mission distrent and for the north bay we're looking at low to mid-80s there. santa rosa, expect a high of 8 had degrees, and looking at the planner for today as we wake up to a clear sunrise, we will see some sunshine throughout the day. san francisco reaching up into the upper 60s with a nice breezy trend to bring temperatures back down for this weekend an for the weekend events, how about check out the filoli flower event in woodside and beautiful weather for walking the grounds and enjoying the beautiful sights of all the flowers on display there. temperatures reaching into the mid-70s tomorrow afternoon. if you're getting ready to hit the road heading toos moist this weekend, we want all the kids to enjoy the national parks for the summer is, and if you're going this weekend it will be in the mid-60s. we're going to have some nice

weather, but very cool during the morning hours, and in san francisco, we're looking at highs over the next several days that will gradually warm up, especially early next week into the upper 60s, and for the inland areas we'll have much more of a change in those temperatures. we started out cool this week. we're up to 80 degrees today and tomorrow. sunday just a few degrees down but then starting to rise again on tuesday next week which looks at this point to be the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. >> vianey, what's happening as you head out for the roadways? >> not much which is typically good news, especially if you're just now heading to work. the speed sensors aren't picking up major delays. the south bay was seeing a couple of fender benders along 85, but it looks like as of now we're just seeing some typical early morning and slowing and as more cars get out on the road, this, of course, will see more backups. northbound towards highway 87 towards high what 101 about 11 minutes and northbound 17 to high what 101 seven minutes.

those are pretty good drive times. taking a look atçó san mateo bridge. we can see there's a lot of headlights and tail lights going on so if this is your commute i think it's time to go now. we're starting to see backup. >> people getting a jump on the weekend. >> a preview of things to come. >> coming up, a possible solution to a statewide problem. the measures being considered that could create more affordable housing options here in the golden state. state lawmakers are trying to

pass a flurry of measures .. ds welcome back. on you(i friday morning state lawmakers right now trying to pass a fleury of measures after today's looming deadline for bills to pass through the chamber where they originated. let's get you caught up. there were two bills that made it through yesterday that could help boost housing levels across the state of california. one of them would streamline some of those only building regulations, another would generate more money for subsidized housing. again, most of the measures being passed right now still need further approval from lawmakers. >> 5:24 right now. san francisco mayor ed lee rolled out his new budget plan, and it's focused on city severieses and assisting the homeless. as part of lee's budget plan he's proposing total spending, about $10 billion, over each of the next two years. about the half that money goes to services including public health, fire and police. the budget also calls for more money to create new drug addiction programs and homeless assistance centers. happening today, a new

international low-budget airline is taking flight. one of its first destinations, oakland airport. that airline is called level. it's the first plane from barcelona to lax that's taking off a little later followed by a flight from barcelona to oakland. shortly after the plane lands in oakland, yeah, you're going to get some sangria it will turn right around for the trip back to spain. they are offering round trip fares under $500 to get to spain. >> no kidding. >> and we like sangria. >> i've used this app and can tell you it's really convenient. if you're looking for somebody to take care of your dogs and got to go out of town and don't know what you're going to do with them, going on summer vacation. there's an app called wag. >> a app for dog walking on demand. you can book a walk asap for a certain time as well. all wag walkers are screened and insured through the company to make shower that your dog is in good hands. >> have to complete a background

track and go through a few tests to make sure you know safety of the dogs and harnesses and leashes, make sure you're putting them on correctly. >> costs about $20 for a 30-minute walk and the app gives you realtime updates so you can see where your dog is the entire time. get your first walk for free. right now the service is available in five cities, including san francisco. but the company is expanding to new cities every month. >> i love that. >> they will text you pictures. they are like your kid. have the to see what's going on. >> they are your kids, your fur babies. >> they are. coming up next, easing congestion in the south bay. a study that could help san francisco commute commuters >> an overnight crash involving a san jose police suv. take a look at that. we'll have an even closer look at the damage and how the officer is doing this morning. >> first, a live look outside right now at the san mateo bridge. vianey talking about the fact that we're seeing more wheels on the bridge right now and brake lights as things start to pick up on this friday morning much more news for you coming up in just two minutes. picture-- san jose

a very good morning to you. taking a live look outside at san jose this morning. starting our friday morning. it's going to be a great, great day. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> friday the sunrise actually matches your dress right now. >> oh. >> which is nice. i don't think you planned it but nice work. >> thanks. going to be a nice day. we're looking forward to t.kari

has a look at that forecast. >> and my dress will be what we'll be seeing later on today, a lot of sunshine and looking live at ocean beach and a great start to this friday morning. that's 54 degrees, and we don't have the dense fog like we did yesterday morning so a clear view as we look at mt. hamilton and over the south bay and it's all clear once again, so as we go into this afternoon, expect the temperatures to be a little bit warmer in response to the lack of fog, and we'll be up to 80 degrees in san jose. 85 in napa and 82 in concord and 77 today in palo alto. coming up in about seven minutes i'll have a look at the weekend forecast and a few events to check out. vianey gets us out the door with what the roads were looking like so far. >> not too bad, but we're seeing that troubled spot really start to see some slowing on the westbound and eastbound 580 there's been a couple of reports of some crashes. right here we've got one east of foothill and we're seeing a little bit of slowing on the speed sensors and directly right behind it right near flynn we're also seeing delays, and it looks

like earlier there was debris. that may be off to the side and taking a live look at the pay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on, guys. back for you. >> 5:321. now to breaking news. we've been bringing you from the peninsula this morning homes under evacuation after a water main break in belmont. these are live pictures now from the scene. >> hey, you can see the water coming right up to people's homes. water surrounding those houses which is forcing some people out of them. kris sanchez is reporting and reported that the rushing water sounded more like a creeker, maybe a river. an area near serendipity school. workers are working to cap that break. we'll bring you a live report from the scene at 6:02. >> new this morning san jose police tell us no one was injured thankfully when a police suv crashed into another car downtown last night. it happened just before midnight on north fourth street near the casino matrix. you can see from the video the

cruiser took the brunt of that have damage. we don't know if one or two officers were inside that suv, but, again, we're told that everyone was okay and the cause is under investigation. >> all right. also new this morning, it seems like every single year your commute to work gets a little more annoying, so trying to ease up some that have congestion in the south bay. vta and san jose officials reportedly looking into creating flex lanes on highway 87, obviously a traffic hot spot. >> more live from san jose with what this could mean for commuters. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: we've all sat in this traffic before. take a look. this is where the new lanes would go right here on highway 87 between highway 85 and highway 280. transportation and city officials are looking into whether they could use the existing side emergency lanes and turn them into traffic lanes. according to "the mercury news" one extra lane would be created on each side of the freeway. this is just in the study phase, and on the way down on highway

87 we were talking amongst ourselves, the photographer and i saying it looks pretty narrow already, but they are trying to see how they can make the lanes even more narrow and then provide those extra lanes in both directions. so that is the latest. basically the city and vta are looking into consultants and trying to get more proposals on how to make this work. reporting live in san jose. i'm sharon katsuda. >> you can hear the traffic out there. thanks so much. >> colossal clusterfest kicks off in san francisco. some of the best comedians in the country will be taking to the stage at the bill graham civic auditorium. >> pretty sure that's supposed to be referred to the talent on the stage. the traffic situation will be no laughing matter. fulton street will be closed between hyde and larkin and polk is shut down between hayes and

mcalister until monday morning, and if you're thinking about taking any of the polk bus lines, it will be re-routed around the civic area closures so a lot of moving parts there. as for the event itself, the three-day event featuring for man 70 comedians and musicians including the likes of jerry seinfeld, kevin hart and ice cube. event organizers say that choose the bay area to hosting this festival was a very easy decision. >> san francisco was a natural place for colossal cluster fest and has a long history of presenting amazing comedy and legendary comics like robin williams are from the bay area. >> yeah, no doubt about that. what a great name as well. the colossal cluster fest lasts through sunday. >> it's 5:34 right now. disturbing allegations against i menlo parkñi pastor. one of the youngest victims is

13 years. right now there's no word if the victims were members of that and they are still trying to locate more victims this morning. >> b.a.r.t. has quiety will pulled the plug on allowing overtime for some of its jans tor -- its janitors. three b.a.r.t. janitors earned more than $100,000 just in overtime, but in january b.a.r.t. put the freeze on janitor overtime and on new hires and they are believing that freeze is leading to grungier conditions at the station, especially are the busiest ones where there are higher numbers of homeless people. >> there could finally be some relief this morning for an east bay community impacted by a collapsed hillside. a helicopter will be used to place construction equipment as crews continue to clean up debris and hazardous rocks in that hairia. loose rocks will be moved and a mesh netting system will be

installed. the hillside started sliding and it's been closed ever since. good morning. it's 5:36, and we're starting to see that 5:30 a.m. traffic build yuppies especially in some troubled spots that are typically known to have a few areas of concern along 580 eastbound and westbound. we're seeing some sowing and it looks like it may be due to a couple of fender benders and the drive times are showing a couple of delays westbound 580 to 680 and also another fender bender reported. about 23 minutes to vargas road. towards 680 about nine minutes. as we head over to the south bay, we haven't seen any major delays at the moment, northbound 101 to highway from highway 85 to 87. not seeing major delays but

definitely seeing buildup. as of right now no major headaches has you head out the door and i think this is a great way to kick off our friday. am i right? >> just a fact that that's friday. >> totally. just puts you in a good mood. we talked about that. everything is more fun on friday and as you said a lot of people trying to get an earlier start on their day here. >> that's right. if you're staying in the bay area or heading out of town, should be nice temperatures. >> i've got you covered for whatever you're planning to do because it will be a great weekend. take a look at these temperatures for tomorrow, and this will be about what we'll see today. we're in the mid-60s and bay 73 degrees and 80 degrees inland for tomorrow and then on sunday more of the same, maybe even just a little bit cooler in spots especially inland reaching 76 degrees. for the bay we'll be up to 68 degrees and the coast 63 degrees. a lot of events going on this weekend, including the cherry festival happening in san leandro. on saturday we start out in the morning in the lower 60s. you still see those clouds but

then some afternoon sunshine and high temperatures reaching the low 70s. now on sunday in fremont at coyote hills regional park we have the butterfly and bird festival. it will be cloudy during the morning at 10:00. we'll be at 61 degrees and bring a jacket if you'll be out there exploring and then we'll have the sunshine breaking out as we go into the day and temperatures slowly warming. heading to napa valley this weekend. it will be a beautiful weekend there as well. today up to 85 and tomorrow 81 degrees and 82 degrees on sunday. live music happening inside and out of napa. check out donapa.com to check out all of the venues that will be participating. if you're about to hit the road and hitting heavenly this weekend or other parts of the sierra it's going to be an amazing weekend. this is a live look outside at heavenly, and our temperatures reaching into the upper 70s by tomorrow and 73 degrees on sunday and no issues driving to and from. now, as we look at russian river

valley this weekend, low 80s for today and tomorrow, sunshine and then on sunday we're up to 77 degrees. comfortable temperatures all around the bay area and beyond. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. laura. >> pretty heavenly forecast there. thank you. >> and up next, inching closer to universal health care, not across the country, but in this state. the major step forward that california lawmakers took towards making this a re-reat. >> and the world reacts to the president's decision to withdraw from the paris agreement. we'll bring you up to speed when "today in the bay" continues. nbc bay area responds, we've recovered over $750,000 for our viewers. if you want help call us or write us at nbcbayarea.com/responds.

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it's 5h.42. let's take a live look outside at palo alto this morning as the sun rises. clear visibility heading out the door and we're looking good as far as all sunshine all day long, and we'll start out with temperatures in the low 60s heading into the mid-70s as we go through the day and up to 75 degrees at 3:00. we'll take a look ahead to some nice comfortable weekend weather. that's coming up at 5:48. >> and taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. definitely starting to see some of that heavy backup at this 5:42 hour. you can see the lights are officially on and no major

delays for rest of area. >> thanks very much, kari and vianey. just into the newsroom, the may jobs number which came in a little weaker than expect the. the bureau of labor statistics reported 138,000 jobs were added. analysts expect that had number to be closer to 200,000 and the unemployment rate dropped slightly down to 4.3% from 4.4% in april. well, it is an important first victory for proponents of a statewide singlepayer health care system across california. state senators yesterday approving a bill that calls to replace insurance companies with government-funded health care for everybody. that bill now moves to the state as police. many believe it has a long ways to go before it ever sees the light of day. critics say that this plan has many problems, including how the $400 billion proposal would actually get funded. >> it's 5:43 and happening today. protesters expected to gather a few hours from now in san francisco to voice their anger

over president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. protesters yesterday gathered in palo alto to voice their frustration with the decision. today's demonstration planned for noon outside the federal building. >> all right. it's not just people who are angry in palo alto. meantime, world leaders are reacting to president trump's decision to leave the paris agreement, and when it comes to world leaders the reaction is universally neglect sieve. scott mcgrew, that's to be expected. >> really is. good morning, sam. when every country but syria and nicaragua were for the accord you've got to be expect they will be against america leaving, right? most corporate america also against the decision. general electric, exxon, shell, apple. american cities have spoken out. you mentioned palo alto, but also chicago, los angeles and pittsburgh who president trump said he wanted to protect. >> we don't want other leaders and other countries laughing at us any more, and they won't be. they won't be.

i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> but the mayor of pittsburgh quickly said they would stick to the agreement citywide and it's not clear why the president feels other countries were laughing at us for signing the paris agreement considering we were one of the countries that pushed hardest for them to sign on and they did. emmanuel macron, the new president of france, was quick to volunteer to count irtrump. the two have created a rivalry in the short time that macron has been in office. you may recall that handshake battle. here's the president of france. >> to all scientists and entrepreneurs responsible cities and cities who were disappointed by the decision of the president of the united states i want to say that they will find in france a partner, come and work

with us here. >> we've not heard from chinese premier xi but he, too, has seen an opening in world leadership and has criticized the president in the past. china has also made major moves forward on green energy. now other news. vladimir putin has changed his story a little when it comes to the russian hacking of the american election. he had said there were no hacking and now he says patriotic russians may have meddled in had the u.s. election. he said that at a st. petersburg economic forum which is where we also find nbc's megyn kelly. she's in st. petersburg at the forum and a funny thing happened there. she sat down with putin for an in-depth interview. you'll be able to see that exclusive interview as megyn debuts her new somehow sunday night at 7:00. we paid lots of attention to what you have to say about the russian investigation, president trump, making america great again and now the decision about climate change and what do you think about the issues and our coverage of the issue? reach me directly at

twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thanks very much. 5:46 now. follow-up. upon further review what caused the orville dam spillway to open in february remains mostly a mystery. an independent forensics team yesterday presented some of its preliminary findings. they shay there's no easy answer as to what caused the failure and it was likely a combination of factors that will need months more investigation. the failure is also raising concern among experts who say it seemed to come with little warning. >> summer is almost here and as the school year comes to an end national parks lycos might want families to get outdoors and they will be granted free admission to national parks in all other federal lands for a full year. so if you have a current fourth grader going into the fifth grade, i guess they call that a rising fifth grader, can you still get free admission through the summer. current third graders who will be going into fourth grade can get their free annual pass beginning in september. all you've got to do is visit

the website, everykidinthepark.com. >> can't beat the beatty of the national parks. >> yosemite. >> used to report from there. >> sequoia. >> the waterfalls, should be particular. >> all because of the record snowfall we had, but we're still warning people that the merced river is really rushing right now because of that snow melt. as we look at what's happening in the bay area. here's a live look outside of san francisco towards twin peaks. beautiful sunrise. no fog like yesterday morning and looking at sunol it's 52 degrees and look at the pink hues in the sky as the sun continues to come up this morning. we'll have a bright and sunny day and actually warmer temperatures thanks to the lack of fog. so we'll be up to 87 degrees in east san jose and 79 in milipitas and 75 in hayward. walnut creek is 86 degrees and

some low 660s along the coast and palo alto today 77 degrees and the embarcadero up to 67 degrees and napa today expecting a high of 85. looking live at san jose. you're about to get ready for the day. don't forget the sunglasses, but i think that clear sunrise will remind you that it will be a beautiful afternoon and also a day for shorts as our temperatures continue to get a little bit of a boost, and that's the case heading into the weekend. if you're going to be going to santa cruz, up to 76 degrees today. a little bit cooler for the weekend once we start to get some stronger breezes right there along the coast and hitting the roads this weekend, heading to l.a., it will be in the low 70s. of course some beautiful weather with some mostly sunny skies. we'll have some beautiful weather here, too. san francisco reaching into the upper 60s today, and some lower 60s in time for the weekend, and inland areas 80 today and tomorrow 76 on sunday, and then we warm up just a few degrees early next week, but overall this forecast is real re looking great and so far, vianey, the

roads are looking great as you head out the doors? >> they are. they have managed to stay pretty nice and quiet. they have picked up green except for the livermore area westbound and eastbound 84 had. we ear seeing some slowing. it looks like there were a couple of fender benders, backed up even more but it looks like it's starting to clear up finally and along eastbound 580 and westbound 580 we were also seeing some colleague right now. just looks like it's westbound so if that's your early morning commute you may want to take extra time. taking a look at tri-valley drive times, getting better. they were at 30 minutes and now 23 minutes from westbound 580. we're starting to see slow minutes on the bay bridge of ten minutes and san mateo bridge, seeing not too much of a heavy backup but definitely starting to see more cars out there. back to you. >> picking up. >> thank you, vianey. coming up next on "today in the

bay," a potential life-sifg tool. the app that cal fire is releasing to prepare californians what's expected to be a very busy fire season. >> a major platform at penn state university discussing making sweeping changes to the greek life culture after a freshman died during a hazing ritual at a fraternity. other students are facing charges for that death. plus, we're finding out a delaware-sized iceberg poised to break off the antarctic shelf. scientists say it is stretched to within eight miles of the open ocean this week. we'll be back with a lot more news in just two minutes.

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welcome back. it's 5:54 on your friday morning. at san francisco police officer is caught on camera threatening some residents with deportation. >> some city leaders are outraged by what they saw and heard. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen exposed the officer's comments and joins us now with a first look at her report airing tonight at 11:00. >> reporter: the san francisco police department has a clear policy that says it does not work with federal agents to enforce immigration law. san francisco is one of the most ardent sanctuary cities in the nation, but now the internal affairs division is looking into whether an sfpd officer violate that had rule.

you may recall last month we took our undercover cameras to a san francisco street corner to show you a marketplace where stolen goods are sold right out in then, everything from crab meat to raw steaks, but while we were doing our surveillance, officer josh frye walked up to a group of asian and hispanic men and take a listen to what he said. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. wait until we get ins involved in this, too. it's awesome. we'll ship everybody back to their own countries. >> reporter: tonight at 11:00 what we learned about officer fry and how this wasn't his first confrontation on camera. officer frye declined to comment for our report. we hope to see you back tonight at 11:00. >> if you have a tip or our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-pits or see an e-mail on the screen or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. a guilty verdict for an east by a man for killing a 30-year-old mother two years

ago. the mother of three was an innocent bistander who was killed as she was trying to bring two of her kids home. a jury convicted three men yesterday of killing pierce, but jurors are still deadlocked over the fate of a fourth defendant. they will be back in court on monday to deliberate. a deadly hiking accident in south lake tahoe, a 14-year-old girl from minnesota fell 50 feet while she was hiking with her family on wednesday afternoon. this happened on the vikings trail and an off-duty law enforcement officer started cpr while waiting for emergency crews to get there. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she tragically passed away. >> heading into the fire season so cal fire is launching a new app that could be considered a life-saving tool. the app notifies you if your home is within 30 miles of a wildfire larger than ten acres. it also has tips to help you prepare for fires. cal fire expects a busy fire

season. fires have already burned 18,000 acres across california. a cal fire spokesman says it's about three times as much as last year. >> don't become complacent. again, 18,000 acres of fires already, just need to be aware of your situation. >> 5:57 and you should be ready for some parking changes at b.a.r.t. stations this weekend. let's start with these right here. tomorrow crews are going to be reconstructing the upper level parking lot at the daly city b.a.r.t. station and that will be redesigned and repaved and the lot will be cordoned off at the end of service and closed through sunday and a second closure is set for next weekend. also in oakland, talking about construction, crews there will be out making the fruitvale

b.a.r.t. station more earthquake safe. during that work parking spaces will be closed in the reserved permit parking lot northeast of the station. that work is scheduled from 9:00 tonight until about 4:00 tomorrow morning. if you leave your car in the reserved parking permit lot, it's going to be towed. >> boosting safety at the san jose international airport. the airport is going to receive two new federal grants to make infrastructure improvements and buy new safety equipment. the grants which total more than $1 million will go towards an emergency generator that provides backup power for the airport's main runways and they will buy a new rescue and fire fighting vehicle. >> how about a heartwarming story right now out of the south bay. these are members of the milipitas police department walking a 9-year-old girl to school. last month that young girl, as you see right here, her name is annie, called police saying that her dad had passed away unexpectedly during the night. her mom was out of the country at the time and the officers were responded ended up bonding with annie going through this very traumatic period of her

life. they learned she used to walk to school with her dad every single day so they all act the as dads there and moms and they came because they wanted to walk to school because they didn't want to feel her walk alone. >> that's a beautiful story, the community coming together. it's close to 6:00 right now. we're following breaking news on the peninsula this morning. a water main break leading to evacuations. we are live on the scene. monitoring the impacting it the could have on people in that area. plus, the death poll continuing to rise after a brutal attack after the casino in had the philippines. the new information we're learning about the attacker. and winning warriors. the ws maintaining their perfect postseason record after beating the cavs in game one of the nba finals. how they are feeling as we go into game two. we'll give you a hint of how we're feeling, pretty good. "today in the bay" continues right now. i )m laura garcia cannon. =sam/4shot= good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. how they are feeling, they are 13-0 right now this postseason.

won't be happy until they are 16-0 which looks like it's going to happen in about a week. >> looking pretty good out there on the courts. the weekend is looking good for us as well. >> yeah. it's going to be beautiful. i mean, we really can't complain about this. have la little bit of something for everyone because we'll have a wide range in temperatures. let's start out this morning getting you out the door with a live look outside from belvidere towards san francisco no. dense fog like yesterday. it's come. 48 degrees there and heading towards this afternoon. very warm and warmer than yesterday. up to 858 in napa and 87 in concord and san francisco up to 67 degrees. palo alto 77 and san jose up to 80 degrees so we're looking ahead to the weekend. we'll talk more about that income and getting you out the door for school coming up in seven minutes. vianey gets out for the work and the morning commute. >> seeing a little bit of delay in some areas. right now we're tracking a crash, and this is in redwood city right near marsh road 101. alreadta