it )s friday morning.. a live look outside at dublin.. where we will finally see some it is friday morning. it sure is. rain or shine, heat, whatever. here we go. a live look outside of dublin. we will finally see a little bit of relief from the big heat wave that has hit the bay area. that will be nice. good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. you had me at friday. you didn't need to keep going after that. >> it it's going to be great to have some cooler temperatures. we can say cooler even though it's still going to be in the 90s in parts of the bay area, but that's better than the triple digits. here is where we begin this morning in the low to mid-60s. it doesn't feel very warm in parts of the bay area. look at the san francisco camera

had in the middle of the screen all fogged over. it will help bring down those temperatures he especially alon the coastline and even provide a little bit of relief for the inner bay. you can still see upper ninth for concord and livermore. morgan hill up to 92 degrees. we'll talk more about this, where we have heat advisories in effect and also a look ahead to the weekend. mike is saying there's a lane blocked for 17. that's right, southbound 17. so here is your map of the bay's biggest commute areas. looking to the south here heading to the summit. right around the summit one lane is blocked by a big rig. not a lot of traffic obviously. one lane is okay. watch for the flashing lights. this could be a problem, a disractraction for the other si. no major problems but there is some fog out there as kari is talking about. be careful getting into the

city. and in the city we're following all the weekend activities. for now right back to you. that's right. we do have breaking news out of the south bay this morning where police have been searching for a suspect in an area south near 880. the focus is in the area of dempsey road. no word on what the suspect is wanted for. we have a crew at the scene gathering information. we'll bring you that information as soon as we can. it is a big weekend. security will be as tight as ever. >> a lot of people turn out for this. bob redell with the preparations already under way. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can see behind me the main stage for pride is going up in front of city hall, pride celebrations taking place

tomorrow and sunday. you might recall last year the security was increased significantly after 49 people were shot and killed at the gay nightclub in orlando. that has not changed. those same security measures are in place again this year. san francisco police will increase the number both in uniform and plain clothes. everybody must go through security. if you are entering the celebration your bag can be no bigger than 18x18 inches and if your bag is larger there will be no storage lockers available. you're not allowed to bring in outside alcohol. organizers are reminding people not to take drinks from strangers. pride runs from noon to 6:00 tomorrow, 11:00 to 6:00 sunday with a parade at 10:30. you are encouraged to take public transportation. on sunday b.a.r.t. will open at 8:00 or be running saturday-like service with increased trains. that said expect b.a.r.t. to be

crowded. if you want to take a look at your tv screen where the peak travel times are around trade times and just after the parade. muni and cal train will be increasing service. bob redell, "today in the bay." 4:34 right now. authorities are still trying to piece together the moments leading up to a teenage girl's deadly fall at china beach. they used a jet ski to reach the woman and transport her to awaiting paramedics. sadly, she department survive. it all unfolded near the legion of honor at lands end. the area has many hazards. >> we do have people who lose footing, naul off cliffs. the water is treacherous. new details now on breaking

news that we first brought you yesterday morning. we are learning that a deadly double shoot iing in brentwood turned out to be a botched home invasion robbery. the homeowner caught two armed men trying to break into his house on wednesday night. a surveillance camera capture some of the chaos. he says one of the suspected robbers died in his front yard. >> he had a mask on his face like a homemade mask. eyes, nose and mouth cut out. he was bleed iing out of his mouth. >> the names of the suspects have not the been released. as for the homeowner, he was voluntarily detained and later released. he is not facing any charges. palo alto police looking for a man they say was driving a car without pants. he exposed himself in two locations. this is a sketch.

the first happened near jordan middle school. the second incident about a mile away. fremont police look iing fo more victims this morning after two apparent snatchings. this man was arrested for allege edly ripping the chains off two victims earlier this month. now key to the arrest this car. police say both victims gave a similar description, a green buick with paper license plates. officers say thomas admitted his involvement in both robberies. 4:36. coming up some tunes with your tesla. the electric car company dabbing with its own streaming service. how it might compare to the music apps you use right now. and splitting the tab. for some time at air bnb the dominant player in short-term rentals is looking at a permanent chain to have group events. cooling coming to the bay

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good morning. i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street will try to end the week on a positive note. market were lower as weakness and financial and consumer stocks offset a rally in health care and biotechs polling the release of the senate republicans health care plan. on today's agenda investors will

be getting data on new home sales. up 12 points to 21,397, the nasdaq rose two points to 6236. youtube topped more than 1.5 billion users per month. youtube's ceo says those users are also watching more than an hour of videos on their phones and tablets each day. the news comes as youtube is expanding its video programming to sell more digital ads. trying to build its own music streaming service. the company is in talks with music labels to create a service to bundle with its electric cars. a web radio service similar to pandora. back to you. >> that sounds fantastic as long as it's not like with sirius xm when you get a car, you stop use it and they call you for months and months and months after that. you know what i'm talking about

it? >> i love it. i'm addicted. >> she's a john lennon big fan. thank you very much, landon. >> stop it. >> i cannot argue with the beatles. 4:41 right now. in the meantime air bnb testing out a new feature to allow reservations to be split up amongst up to 16 people, restaurant bills and now with an air bnb rental. the feature only available on a few listings but that could be expanded in coming montair bnb testing a flexible payment option allowing customers to pay a portion of the reservation up front instead of all of it and pay out the rest later. time to get away. 4:41. relief finally coming after the big heat wave across the bay area. yeah, it is still going to be hot, though, especially for the inland valleys. a look at sunnyvale and the temperature trend for today. we will be in the lower 70s at 7:00 in the morning. lunch time, that's a little bit more bearable, 84 degrees and rising up to 88 later on this

afternoon. we'll take a look ahead as temperatures continue to dip. that's coming up next. hello, fremont. looking good over by the truck scales. no major problems for 880. we are still following that stalled big rig on highway 17. i'll show you the latest coming up. and this is interesting. why is the secret service keeping tabs on johnny depp this morning?

ad lib live picture-n a live look outside this time from downtown san jose. do you hear that? kari was talking about this before, it's are refreshing when you step outside. >> and especially when you look around and we're seeing the fog back at the golden gate bridge so really nice to see that with us and it will bring in cooler temperature. here is a look now, you can barely see anything from this vantage point, so the drivers are out there like, hey, hello, karl. we now have a heat advisory in

effect for all of these areas shaded in orange that does not include the coastline and the north bay now. just wanted to show you where the heat advisories will be for today. some of the interior valleys from concord and the tri-valley as well. and the seven-day forecast is now up. you'll see how the temperatures trend the next several days looking much better. we made it over 100 degrees. gilroy up to 93 degrees so you can still tell it's going to be hot and we're going to be in the upper 90s for livermore over to concord as well as danville up to 98 degrees.

highs up to 87 in san francisco. we'll stay in the 60s in the outer sunset. 87 in sonoma. at least we don't have the extreme heat. milder temperatures, no need for a jacket. we are in for some major changes heading into the weekend. the jet stream will begin dipping back down and had that may be just enough energy with this high pressure still across the southwest. that's something we'll be watching and could put a damper on your travel plans. we're going to see the temperatures go from the low 70s to the 60s for the beginning of next week. a high of 97 degrees and highs in the upper 80s by the end of the weekend.

i'll have more on that. slowing some slowing on 417. >> because of the big rig at the top of the show. not here in san jose. down to summit road where they're registering slower drivers. one lane is blocked right at the summit itself, you may want to tap the brakes over at bear creek. we are tracking this. i'll get an update from c had hp in the next few minutes on when they will have things cleared. over here we're looking at a stall reported but no major issues. i do see a little blip eastbound 24. typical this this time of morning. road crews in that direction. let's check with waze. san francisco will get crowded. we talk about all the pride activity. you'll have muni reroutes and options for you will be the muni system as well as b.a.r.t. and cal trains.

that's an easy choice, the bay bridge. look at the tent waze will go to show you an option should you need it and it will help you with that surface street traffic getting through san francisco and those crowds there or anywhere around the bay. check that on your phone before you leave or if you have a co-pilot, great, have them continue to check the phone and monitor that for waze changes and make sure you remember our team by joining us. hit on your profile, magnifying glass on the corner and then your name at the top and you can select nbc bay area wazers. that's the team to be on because we can help you out. we can help each other. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 4:49 on your friday. it could be hard to tell but the heat has had cal trains moving more slowly. engineers say hot weather can cause the tracks to expand so trains had to go more slowly as they were traveling down the peninsula to san jose. >> as many expected b.a.r.t. is reversing course on the seat hog rule for riders who take up more

than one seat. the plan was never enforced but allowed b.a.r.t. to fine people up to $500. critics argued it targeted homeless. board members scrapped the plan deciding it would be too difficult to enforce. we are going to find out later today if parts of the golden gate bridge will be closed off to traffic during next month's san francisco marathon. they may create an extra barrier between runners and the cars. in that picture it's just cones. this is the first time bridge officials are considering closing all northbound lanes and limiting southbound traffic to just two lanes. recent it terror attacks in europe involving cars being used as weapons have prompted a look at these extra safety measures. in the past just cones separated 15,000 runners and vehicles. the race is on sunday, july 23rd. the secret service says it is aware of the comments made by johnny depp about president trump, joking ly.

it began with depp asking the crowd, can we bring trump here? as the crowd booed no, depp launched into this. >> when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? i want to clarify. i'm not an actor. i lie for a living. however, it's been a while. and maybe it's time. >> depp making a reference to history after john wilkes booth assassinated president lincoln in 1865. depp also said this will be in the press and it will be horrible. 4:51. and california state workers can no longer travel to texas and several other states, for that the matter, on the taxpayers' dime because of anti-lgbtq las s

in those states. a new law in texas allows businesses to deny services and child adoptions to people based on so-called religious grounds. you see california's attorney general there. he says that law allows discrimination against the lgbtq community. becera ordered the travel law that includes alabama, south dakota and kentucky. if this sounds familiar, north carolina, kansas, mississippi and tennessee are already on that list. happening today, former president george w. bush is going to be meeting with veterans as part of a military service initiative. he and had his wife there, former first lady laura bush, are meeting with the secretary of veteran affairs and other leaders and philanthropic sectors in washington, d.c. want to get away? it seems many travelers just don't care. why people are willing to go into debt just to get away. but first, happening right now, an investigation under way at the moment after l.a. county deputies mistakenly kill a teenager. the deputies fired shots at an

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area will finally start to cool down as we head into the weekend and this could not come soon enough. good morning and thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> you're acting like it's been hot around here, sam brock. >> a little hot under the collar. >> sleeveless these days. i'm laura garcia-cannon. mike is here, kari is here. everything is looking good this friday. >> yes, and it will be cooler. so relieved about that. tired of that loud buzz of all the air conditioners and you probably are, too. we're still going to have to run the air conditioning for the inland valleys. look at these highs today up to the upper 80s for the peninsula. and going to see the highs in san francisco up to 71 degrees. i'll talk more about that. let's head over to mike for a look at the roadways. >> we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic, still watching the big rigs southbound 17. we'll talk about that coming up. we do have northbound 680, also reports of not one but two lanes blocked by a disabled vehicle reported at crow canyon road in