the roadways. >> still fairly quiet but we're starting to see say few trouble spots and right now 1 along northbound 101 and 280 but take a live look at the bay bridge we can definitely see it looks like the possibly the metering lights might be on at this early hour but i haven't got confirmation of that i just see a little bit of slowing along the bay bridge. so that's your commute. back to you. there it. >> there it is. thank you. we get to breaking news right now this morning. fire crews are on scene of a house fire that caught fire in fremont. this is a look at some video from overnight and we are just getting into -- sorry, this is a live picture, actually, of what's going on right now. you see a very active fire presence there at the intersection of roberts and washington. that fire started about 4:00 this morning. it was brought under control within a half an hour of crews arriving on scene. no word on how the fire started but we do have a crew on scene

talking to fire officials trying to get you more information. we'll bring that to you. we're shedding new light on the horrific crash in the east bay that took the lives of two young boys. a hit-and-run suspect is now facing two counts of murder in connection to that accident. >> this was a grieving mother demands justice for her sons. today in the bay we're live in concord and what's next this case? pete, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you sam and laura and it was an emotional reaction from that mother as would you expect. but we're standing here on highway 4 right here at the off ramp where that accident took place. and we know the suspect veered off the off-ramp on friday night hitting the car on the adjacent on-ramp resulting in the death of two boys as well as major injuries to their mother and 3-month-old sibling. they face vehicular manslaughter charges but now faces murder charges. we learned that he has a sketchy past area just days before the

past he was arrest ford making threats against nordstrom employees at stoneridge mall. and the search of this car they found devices used to make counterfeit credit cards. the mother spoke outside of children's hospital in oakland where her 3-month-old is still recovering from the injuries. >> if you're a multiple offender on a dui charge, you should be sitting in jail regardless of what it is. >> reporter: the legal experts tell nbc bay area that the charges may have been increased due to his prior criminal history. there's a chance wilson could be appearing in court as soon as today. we'll keep an eye on those developments. his bail was currently set at $2 million. we're live in concord. >> thank you very much for latest there, pete. 5:02 we have breaking news this morning, new video and pictures in just in after a 5.8 earthquake struck montana. reportedly felt as far away as

seattle, washington. it just 60 miles west of the helena, the state capital and registered a 5.8 on the richter scale. no reports of injury so far but some homeowners briefly lost power and the national weather service in great falls tweeted about a gas leak in helena. president trump's second foreign trip is underway this morning. this is some video from just moments ago when he was speaking to a large crowd -- excuse me, it is live images from warsaw right now right after he spoke. all eyes are watching to see how he handles two different situations right now, tensions in north korea, and his face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. we're live in washington with what the president is already saying this morning. morning, tracey. >> reporter: hey there, sam, good morning. to the polish people he went long on tradition and history and shared history with america, but he also addressed what he called threats to both poland

and the united states. terrorism, which he called radical islamic extremism. he spoke directly to russia urging them to baukt off ukraine and he talked about his commitment to nato saying that words are easy but actions are what matter. >> president trump in poland where allies are dpernd you'll support nato. >> our strong alliance with nato and poland remaine mains critical. >> this morning he speaks to a dozen eastern european countries meeting in poland and to the public in a major speech. then it's off to the summit in germany and the much-anticipated firsthand shake with russian president vaud vladimir putin suspected of meddling in the u.s. election. >> i think it it was russia but i think it was probably other people and/or countries. the real question here is what does trump put on the table that he wants from putin? he is going to try to press

president trump to say we, the two of us, are allies fighting for the interests of our two countries. >> those interests including responding to north korea's latest missile test. >> that's what it is, it's a threat. and we will confront it very strongly. >> forcing kim jong-un out of power sanctions to pressure china to get involved. a cyberattack on north korea's weapons and military action all options for the u.s. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. developing news this morning louisiana congressman scalise is back in intensive care this morning. doctors fear there are dangers of infection after undergoing several surgeries. he was shot last month by a gunman who opened fire at a congressional baseball practice near washington, d.c. as president trump and republican lawmakers consider cutting federal funding to sanctuary cities, san francisco is standing its ground.

the police commission now limiting cooperation between officers and immigration authorities. that's part of a policy adopted by the commission last night. it prohibits the use of city resources to enforce immigration laws, but officers will work with immigration officials on criminal cases. here's police chief bill scott. >> our policy is clear, if it involves into an immigration type enforcement our policy is clear we stop it right there. >> if they start to get involved in these joint task force operation, they could knowingly or unknowingly be involved in picking up people and carrying out deportations and doing federal government's job. >> that's a member from the asian law caucus who was a critic of working with immigration and customs enforcement or ice. happening today, online buyers get an extra bit of security in san mateo county. today the county sheriff and supervisor are opening a safe exchange zone in red wood city. the goal of that area is to give

online buyers and sellers a safe place to meet. and the safe zone is outside of the maple street jail with the police station right across the street. newark police are searching for a man this morning. he's a suspect in a violent armed robbery at a gas station on tuesday. right now police aren't saying where that robbery happened. suspect reportedly beat the victim taking off in his maroon dodge cara van. a federal judge in vallejo announced the lawsuit can move forward. attorney for denise huskins and her boyfriend aaron quinn filed a defamation lawsuit against them claiming their conduct was extreme and outrageous. the lawsuit stems from the case in 2015 when huskins was kidnapped. va lay moe hoe police initially said it was a hoax. it was later determined not to be and the kidnapper is now serve a 40-year prison sentence for the kidnapping. a new bill right now moving through the state legislature promises to lower your cell

phone bill and also increase wireless access. her cuery news reporting that this bill would take powers away from cities and allow telecom companies to install antennas on street lamps. the mayors all oppose the bill but the state senate has already approved it and the assembly votes on that measure next week. multi-million dollar makeover on the way for san francisco parks. the mayor and several officials are announcing $6.5 million in state funding for renovation and improvements to parks in the city. that's going to happen at the geneva car barn and powerhouse at 2:00. now a nice clear sunrise at 5:0 eight as we look outside in san rafael and low visibility in some spots but not here. as you get ready to head out there on the roadways, we're going to take a live look now from haze valley you can see it's definitely cloudy and fog

gig. the marine layer has been squashed down to 100 feet so all of the high humidity right there at the surface. and as we look at more micro climates today and our high temperatures this afternoon, the tri-valley up to 96 degrees with some sunshine today and in the middle of the screen we are look at france, 66 for the high and a hot 91 for the north bay. i'll have a look at some more temperatures and the day planner as you head out but right now we head over for traffic. >> we're starting to see a lot more cars out on the roads but right now we are tracking what may turn into a little trouble spot. they're report a crash right at san bernardino avenue and it looks like it may be just a fender bender but if we start to see a little more traffic coming in which we already are starting to see some build up out there that could cause some slowing. taking a lye look outside at san jose we see the amount of cars already out on the road but at least it's not stop and go traffic at this early hour. back to you. coming up next, caught on

cramma an explosion hit the college dorm. what investigates think could be the cause of this powerful blast. plus a rare snapshot into the wild. the popular hiking area where this pack of wolves was spotted.

. we have 40 minutes until sunrise but we can already seeing the light coming over the hills as we take a lye look outside the. right now in san jose and the temperature trend as we go into the day for evergreen, look at

how hot it's going to be this afternoon, well above average. i'll have a look at what you can expect in the microclimate forecast at 5:18. a quick check of your peninsula drive time, southbound 101 towards sfo about 12 minutes. southbound 101 from sfo to highway 92, about 5 minutes. and southbound 101 ton hype way 92 to bauers avenue about 19 minutes. new video to show thank you morning it's 5:13, the moment and explosion rocked a college dorm in kentucky. it happened last week at murray state university. the force of the explosion was set to be so strong moved the camera. investigators believe natural gas was spontaneously combusted. two people were injured but expected to be okay. we're learning new details about the airlines crash at sfo through new footage never seen before. video shows the moment of impact nearly four years to the day after the deadly crash.

the footage shared by the aviation blog flight.org shows the plan just slamming into the ground. the plane catches fire and then the evacuation slides indplat allows passengers to escape that burning aircraft. >> mike massachusetts mccarron spoke with us via skype. he tells us the evacuation was about 30 seconds toob late and he blames the pilots for that. >> as soon as it as it came to a stop those doors should have been popping open, the chutes should have been inflating and people should have been getting off the aircraft. >> the video is from an airport tower camera and was leaked online. he says that because tragic airplane accidents sore uncommon this video should be learned as a powerful learning tool. united airlines apologizing this morning after kicking a toddler out of his seat forcing him to sit on his mother's lan lap.

she bought a separate ticket for her 2-year-old son as required by the airline but once on board the toddler's seat was given to a stand bypass jer and she was forced to hold her son in her lap for 3.5 hours. united was saying the whole thing is a mix-up and has refunded the toddler's seat. new this morning a rare snapshot of wildlife in northern california. a gray wolf park was spotted atlasen national forest never redding. >> california's gray wolves were declared extingt and this is the second pack of wolves and biologists are keeping an eye on them. to this little chihuahua named courage. she has a story to tell this morning about that little broken leg of his. dog was at a seattle lookout when he fell down a clip cliff and lapped on aej. animal control refused to come out and help so the owner called an indoor rock climbing

business. one of the climbers responded quickly, lowered himself down the cliff and rude little courage there. >> i'm sure he's loved getting nursed back to health. >> i'm sure he's loved. it will really start to heat up today, that will be the main story, unless you're along the coastline or in san francisco, that's where it will stay nice and cool. we also keep the clouds and the fog this morning. let's get a look at what you're going to see as you step out the door and driving across the golden gate bridge, i know it's hard to see right now, you can even see the drizzle kind of drifting across the lights there. we do have a nice little breeze there this morning, and that keeps temperature cool as we go through the day. but then look at how our temperatures for the inland areas really start to get hot. in concord today up to 98 degrees, livermore and morgan hill 96 degrees, 91 in napa and oakland will see a high of 75 degrees while palo alto will be up to 85.

and as you get a look at that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the jean f of the screen were restart out at 58 degrees at 8:00 and the sun peeks out at noon and we will get some clearing and the clouds roll right back in. you go to the hikic trails in north bay, start out early. look how hot it's going to be in the north bay up to 92 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon and it will still be hot throughout the afternoon. the cooldown will be slow to happen. we're picking another hot spot in the tri-valley looking at the forecast we're hitting the lifrpgsz if you are going golfing today. once again another activity you'll want to get down before noon because br those temperatures get uncomfortable will be up to 95 degrees by this afternoon. but one nice spot as we get a look at the sunrise over the sierra, looking at the forecast for kirkwood will be in the

upper 70s for the next seven days and then hitting the 80s. while we have hot temperatures it will be getting warm there as well. we are going to see the temperatures staying in the upper 60s in san francisco, no changes over the next several days and then look at all those 90s in the forecast from now until monday. we're going to be mihitting the low 90s inland. no major incidents this hour. we've had a couple of fender benders and then our map has started to pick up a little bit of slowing where you see the yellow and red it means there is typical early morning slowing. north bound 101 towards highway 87 about 12 minutes. northbound 87 from highway 85 to 101 about 11 minutes. and northbound 17 from highway 85 to highway 101 about eight minutes. taking it over to the east bay this is where we start seeing some slowing that the hour. as i mentioned, no major incidents just yet.

southbound 680 to vargas road about ten minutes, northbound 238 to the 580 to ate eight about two minutes and from 238 to highway 84 about ten minutes. if we look at your bridge drive times also looking pretty smooth out there. westbound 580 towards richmond bridge about seven minutes and 80 boy bridge about nine minutes and toward the san mateo about 2012 minutes. if we take a look at palo alto we can see it's definitely almost friday because we're still seeing people head to work. back to you. almost friday still better than monday. coming up next, hobby lobby in hot water right now. the reason the arts and crafts chain is being forced to pay out $3 million.

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morning... =topvo= welcome back here on your thursday morning. 5:22. a developing story right now out of tennessee this morning. a woman is still missing after fast-moving flood waters swept each of nashville. close to 40 people had to be rescued in jackson county, tennessee. a flash flood caused a creek there to swell yesterday. that's when crew kroous had to jump in and rescue dozens of people who were trapped on the banksz. a 73-year-old woman is still unaktd for this morning. the search will resume later. >> let's hope they find her. permanent structural repairs today at orrville dahl's main

spill way. they will start installing the first slaps of concrete this weekend. spill way repairs are costing 200 feft $5 million to take up to two years to complete. california's attorney general is throwing his support behind a crack down on robocalls. 29 other state attorneys support proposed legislation that would let phone companies block calls from fake numbers. in a statement the robocalls are not just a noose san they're illegality. the fcc says more than 10 million people were scanned about $54 million from fake irs calls. business and tech news this morning, new crash tests are revealing how safe tesla model 3 is. we turn right over to morgan brennan who joins us live. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. well, wall street could start the day in the red after mixed session yesterday. the nasdaq snap a three-day losing streak aztec stocks rally less. the dow dipped just slightly for smallest point loss in nearly two years. look for data on unemployment private sector job growth and the nation's services sector. the dow slipping one point, the nasdaq rising 40 to 6150. now, new crash tests are kreg tests claimed the model s is the safest vehicle be in hiss trit 'it got top scores in all but one tests which sim mu lates what happens when the driver's side hit the tree or another vehicle. the insurance industry says tesla needs to make improvements to seatbelt safety as the head of the crash test dummy hit the steering wheel in that test and a subsequent one. tesla is suspending the model s and it's safety record. facebook is doing a group video chat. the app called bonfire could be launched this fall.

facebook isn't commenting but reports say the app resembles house party which is popular among teens and has 1.2 million users. facebook has been looking to buy or imitate other apps that do do well among those younger user. thank you very much appreciate that are update. 5:25 right now. hobby lobby is agreeing to pay $3 million in fines after smuggling a rocky antiquities. they say that thousands of ancient tablets were falsely labeled as product samples and shipped to hobby lobby stores in the u.s. they're agreeing to return those artifacts that tended up buying. hobby lobly says it regrets the mistake and blames inexperience. it's 5:25 right now. check your ceilings. more than 10,000 crystal chandeliers at home depot are being recalled. the hampton bay three tier light for light crystal chandeliers

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- give $5, get $5. francisco a very good thursday morning to you. quickly approaching 5:30 this morning. you can make out the transamerica pier rid? at least the top of it. it's roll reversal with the fog on top. >> that's a good look. >> foggy start across the bay closer to the water. >> the fog machine in full effect this morning. kari hall monitoring your conditions for you. good morning. >> good morning. that's all because we're seeing the marine layer push down to about 1,000 feet so we're seeing lower visibility closer to the surface and that will slowly clear out as we go through the day and then roll back in tonight. we keep those temperatures steady over the next several days in san francisco and for the inland areas will be up to 94 degrees today.

97 tomorrow, we're going to keep those 90s throughout the beginning of next week and it will be very slow to cool down. i'll have more on that. we'll take a look at some events going on this weekend, we'll make some plans coming up in seven minutes. vianey gets us out there on the roadways right now. >> we're seeing more of that early morning traffic and stps starting to slow down some of our speed sensors in south bay. but at least the roads have remapd with only minor fender benders at this hour. we are seeing some delays coming out of westbound 580 from grantline road all wait towards the 680, about a 25 minute delay. it looks like it's just the early morning commute traffic starting to build in that area. and then southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road about 11 minutes. all wear the to the 680 about 11 minutes and if we look right now at that bay bridge toll plazer also seeing delays on that bridge. back to you. we have breaking news this morning to tell you about happening on the peninsula where we're just getting word a person

is hurt, five people displaced after a house fire in dally city in the is new video that's just coming in this morning. a fire started at about 5:00 this morning in a neighborhood just west of skyline drive. our crew on the scene just spoke with investigators. we're told fire started in a converted unit in the back. home first floor. happening today in san jose, a group of coyote creek flood victims ever demanding action. they're take their case to court. live at city hall this morning with what we can expect to hear today. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. at 11:00 this morning a group of people whose mobile homes were flooded by the coyote creek earlier this year are planning to announce during a news conference that they are filing claims against the city of san jose, the county of santa clara, and the santa clara -- >> let me look. >> reporter: from the historic floods.

not clear what kind of relief they are seeking. in february, thousands of people had to evacuate their homes as the andersonson reservoir became som filled with the heavy rains it caused the coyote creek to overrun u run its banks. the district which manages the creek and reservoir accuse them of failing to heed their warngds evacuate residents in a timely manner. mayor of san jose says the city's late response was late but has said that his staff was relying on flood data from the water district which they say was wrong. reporting live out side city hall bob redell today in the bay. thank you so much. happening today a possible fare hike for caltrain is going to be discussed eight board of directors meeting. that meeting is going to be this morning in san carlos. the board of directors have held several other public discussions so far trying to get some feedback on this plan. the plan would increase basic

fares, monthly passes and parking. the board's expected to make an official decision next month. san francisco's bus fleet is growing without the parking space to old it. sf examiner reports this morning muni is running out of space for buses. the transit agency wants to build new vehicle yards where they also repair vehicles. the sfmta projects that buy 2025 it will need -- it projects it will need fist 5 spots for that new fleet moo. the price tag $1.6 billion. saying this san francisco right now and the city spent nearly $120 million to keep people out of jail. now mayor lee is looking to spend more. the examiner reporting this morning that mayor you thely is asking for an additional $27 million in his proposed budget. the goal is to address racial disparities found in jail. recent date shows people spending the most days in san francisco jail are

disproportionately young and black. the board of supervisor is expected to approve the budget next week. new details on the morgan hill gym owner and personal trainer charged with sexually assaulting his client. they say he is head towed state prison. will smith pled guilty last month to assaulting 13 victims, two of them minors. will smith owned and operated the gym wolf pack in morgan hill. he'll spend seven years in state prison and have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. 5:34 right now and this morning many in east oakland are asking if police are doing enough to stop illegal fireworks. that, after this incredible video from nbc sky ranger that captured fireworks dotting the oakland skyline put see it right here in east oakland during the fourth of july. we spoke to one man who did not want to reveal his face but he says about 500 people were on the streets in just his neighborhood lighting illegal fireworks and performing side shows. he says he called 911 but that that did not make a difference.

>> nobody's showing down anything about it so what happens? they embolden. and it gets dang russian aerous >> at the end of the day if they can't respond perhaps i need to call the national guard out. >> oakland police tells us they responded to over 125 calls and dispatched about 100 police officers to address illegal fireworks and gunfire on the fourth of july. talk about fireworks animals getting scared, in sonoma county animal shelters were packed with dogs who ran away. they report the animal shelt wares filled near capacity this weekend because of fireworks. nine dogs ended up at the shelt, he two back with their families by wednesday. sonoma county animal control officers brought in 16 strays from sunday ton tuesday and that number is expected to rise. go find your little fied doe. comfort them. one of san francisco giants biggest stars took the mound in south bay last night. >> usually you see young

prospects coming up through the minor league system. there's no young prospect bumgarner pitching in a rehab appearance in san jose for the giants. he had a rough night on the mound, though. nine runs allowed in four innings that included four homers. despite that, bumgarner says he felt pretty good after the game. >> a big change for me just mainly just being away from home. >> i haven't been away from home very much. but, you know, nothing but good memories for me here. >> that's kind of swooelt. >> that's nice. >> bumgarner hurt himself in a dirt bike zhaent sidelined him back in april. it was also not his first time in san jose. he pitched five games, he's mention mentioned for san jose back in 2009. he won three games then. he was only 19 years old. it is 5:36 and you may want to start heading out because we're starting to see that traffic build up and we're seeing some slowing some many areas. our speed sensors are picking up

slowing in the south bay and also the tri-valley. east bay seeing some slowing but we've only seen a few minor fender benders and the south bay drive times northbound 101 to highway 85 to 8714 minutes. 87 about ten minutes. northbound 17 about eight minutes towards 101. we're also seeing little bit of slowing but more slowing along the bay bridge. we are seeing those metering lights on westbound 80 towards bay bridge nine minutes. westbound 82 towards the san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. and a live look at that bay bridge toll plazer you can tell that the metering lights are definitely back on at this hour. >> and the people are out. we're back to work. speaking of which we're talking about the fact that lots of people take in more vacations this year, summer's here, good spots to go in the bay area. it's going to be 97 degrees in napa. >> it's going to be hot and if

you're planning to head out around the bay area it will be all about location and the kind of weather you'll fool. looking at the inland forecast for saturday into the low 90s, the bay will be very warm, 82 degrees and we'll still have the fog along the coast and 65 degrees. on sunday expect it to reach into the upper 60s and it will be hot again for the valleys on sunday. and that continues into next week. you may start out your weekend tomorrow with people in the plaza if you're heading outside of the office at lunchtime you may see a band set up at the nearby plaza all around san francisco. and the temperatures in the low 60s, reaching into the mid-60s but you won't have that much time during your lunch break but you'll want to enjoin the cooler weather. on saturday we have the low-rider contest that will be kind of spanning all around the city. you may see those cars driving around, cool looking cars with some cloudy skies throughout the morning and then some sunshine right about lunchtime. and for the alameda county fair, the last day on sunday and it is going to be a hot one, reaching

into the low 90s in pleasanton on sunday we start out at 11:00 with those temperatures already in the upper 80s, low 90s throughout the day. so make sure you stay hydrated. and russian river valley is going to be hot there too. we talked about sipping wine in napa, russian river valley will be up to 97 degrees on friday and some low 90s for sunday as well. and even heading farther to the north, shasta lake is going to be up to 99 degrees on saturday. make sure you're prepared for some high heat, maybe take a dip in the lake. as we look at napa's forecast for tomorrow it's gone up to 98 degrees saturday, 90 degrees and then on sunday 94 degrees. and for some cooler temperatures, little bit cooler, you can head to carmel valley, it will be 85 on friday. we normally don't get temperatures that hot there but it's going to cool down to 79 degrees on sunday. i'll bring you back home and have a look at the temperature trend for cooper teen ocoming up on the other side the break.

>> 5:39 right now. coming up an overnight trash in the south bay the rush to save a person trapped inside that mangled car. plus forget about springing forward or falling back, the possible changes coming to daylight savings time here in california.

it's 5:42 and we're take a look at the temperature trend for cooper teeb know the as we start out the morning we'll be

in the mid-60s, rising throughout the day into the low 80s above our average high temperature for this afternoon. coming up in five minutes i'll have a look at some hot temperatures inland. that's coming up. and we are starting to see some slowing in san jose and it be looks like it may be due to a crash involving what was previously a stauld vehiclled v. new this morning, take a look at that car. that's a mangled private security car. you don't hear about this very often. firefighters brought out the jaws of life to pull the driver out of the car. it crashed into a stoplight at crossman avenue and east java drive near highway 37 in sunnyville about 2:00 this morning. we're still waiting for word on the condition of the driver and the reason behind the crash. new this morning, california is joining the state of new mexico in suing the trump administration over environmental concerns, that lawsuit is over the administration's efforts to delay new rules to reduce methane leaks on federal land.

the regulation requires natural gas and oil producers to stop methane leaks or pay fines. the u.s. department of the interior delayed implementing parts of the law after opposition from oil companies and states like wyoming. 5:44. happening today several activists groups are planning sit-in protests at the offices of republican senators across 21 states. they are demanding they vote no to the republican healthcare bill. many conservatives say they will not vote for the current plan because it's too much like the affordable care act while others say it doesn't care far enough. happening today, vice president mike pence will pay a visit to cape canaveral a trip that could provide new insight into how nasa's goals may be changing. he's schedule to tour the space center today and then speak to the employees. it's cancelled a trip to the as roid and it proposes changes to the environmental change work.

dealtal now testing out a self-baggage check that involves face scanning. you start by putting your own baggage tag, then you move on to the biometric do it yourself bag drop. >> it takes out points on your face. >> once the scan confirms that you are, in fact, you, your bag will be accepted. delta hopes this freeze up toogts help people with more compensate indicated requests and lets people move more quickly through the entire process. waterto six:00 right now. researches plan to study fault lines at the bottom of the asian. the team from the skrips institution of oesh graph if i will drop size mom meters across the northern part of san diego sometime this month. they want to get a better understanding of offshore fault suspects approximately they say faurl offshore quakes could do serious harm to coastal cities. california is going to release its admission data.

it shows where you see stud ebts are coming from, their demographics and a breakdown of how many students each school admitted. that information is released online this morning at 9:00. speakingch uc, the university of calf has a new chairman for the board of rine gents, that's george kiefr. he is a santa barbara alum, got his law degree from ucl action and he's going to be sitting his first meeting as chair next week. last call could be later, the so-called nightlife bill just cleared a crucial hurd he will in the state legislate ter. it's passed in the senate and now an assembly committee has given it the go ahead. the bill would allow cities to extend hours that are bars and nightclubs and restaurants can serve alcohol. 2:00 a.m. would be stretched to 4:00 a.m. the bill has one more vote before it ends up on the governor's desk. well, a bill to end daylight savings time looks like it could end up extending it. a councilman produced the bill

to reduce the savings time. they would have to readopt savings time or push for year-round standard time. recent amendments got rid of the standard-time option but left the door open for year-round saving time. any change to the time requires congressional approval. more time to leap is what's key. new video to show thank you morning, a baby whale tamper tantrum in southern california. >> kind of caught randomly. whale watchers said that the calf was trying to nurse but the mother whale was having none of it so the calf gets manned starts flopping its tail right on to its mom. the entire thing was captured by a drone operator that was on the whale watching vote. >> at least it didn't happen in line at the grocery store. >> how do you take care of kids had they start acting up. >> i ignore it. >> and have you seen the picture recently of the temper tantrum in the groc relationship star store and the child is faces down on the mat and the dads are stand over, uh-uh.

>> you can't reward that kind of behavior. >> with three i didn't have time for it. >> you may want to avoid that getting the act of getting them out there today and keeping them busy and it's going to be the kind of weather where you'll want to do things early especially inland. you're going to feel those temperatures heating up fast today. as we take a live look outside from the castro you can see it's clear over the castro but then you can see the low clouds rolling over the financial districts and it's gorgeous this morning as you get ready to head out and as the syne rises. let's get a look at anderson reservoir it's all clear and 59 degrees in morgan hill and we're now also at 59 degrees in san jose, 58 in livermore rand 59 fairfield. as we go into the afternoon it's going to be really hot in some areas, up to 91 in napa, santa rosa at 88 degrees and hoek labd will be at 75. 85 in palo alto and then you see those 90s there for the interior area. so as we start out this morning,

you're getting a look at a nice clear sunrise in san jose. we start out in the closet getting ready and make sure you grab something like a hat to give you shade and it's a great day for some sandals or those cute little shoes where you can stay nice and cool but comfortable too. especially if you're going out to the hiking trails in the north bay it will be fwoeft get out there as soon as possible. it's 7:00 we're at 54 degrees but then you see those temperatures jumping up quickly so the best time to hike will be before 10:00 in the morning. gets hot this afternoon so that's probably the time you'll want to rest in the shade and with the light wind it cools down slowly. santa cruz beaches will reach into the mid-to upper 70s today even though it will be cloudy in the morning. noontime we'll see more sun but all bright and sun nip at 4:00 today and hot weather for the tri-valley as well. if you're going golfing another activity you want to get done

before noon because we're already to 89 by noon and reach into the 90s today not only today but the next several days. and san francisco stays at a cool 66 degrees today. upper 60s will be the most we'll see there and then for the rest of the bay area, up to 94 today, 97 tomorrow, and it will be slow to cool down heading into next week. vianey any issues out there on the road? unfortunately they are reporting two traffic collisions in what now looks like according to my mop possibly three. originally in this area we were seeing some slowing and it looked like it was due to a stalled minivan according to chp along 101 at open road but it appears that that stalled minivan may have been hit and now it is blocking some lanes and we can see some delays coming out uh that area. we're also getting reports of another crash along southbound 280 right ought bird avenue and we're also starting to see some derai delays in this area.

the south bay starting to see backups due to trafficition collisions out is there. drive times also seeing sfloeg that area. about 28 minutes. and right nought south bay drive times northbound 101 to 87, 17 minutes. this is where we're starting to see the slowest area. a live look outside you can see that traffic is building up due to that not one but two traffic collisions in that area. back to you. >> i can see quite the backup there. thank you. dangerous waters right now at lake tahoe. up next of what rescuers have for anybody head together water. first, happening now three michigan state football players have been dismiss from the university. the trio facing sexual assault charges from incidents on campus back in january. and a strong shallow earning quake strikes the philippines. dozens of people hurt including ten who were in a collapsed building the the 6.2350i6r quake knocked out power and sent villagers fleeing from their

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our fremont camera . welcome back, 5:54 on your thursday this morning as we take a live look outside at the castro plant from our fremont camera. we're off to a foggy start along the coast and even some drizzle in some places is possible. it will be warming up today and into the weekend. new this morning, tens of

thousands of people visiting lake tahoe this week but it's proving to be very dangerous at the lake this time. sheriff's deputies have said there has been 20 water rescues this summer season. a kayaker drowned on the fourth of july while trying to swim in the rough and very cool conditions. rescue crews say he was knocked out of i had kayak no more than 30 or 40 feet from the shore, but he wasn't wearing a life jacket. on the same day, san jose earthquake party you see here he nearly dround. he's still in critical condition. not just the lake but water rescues up along the river. >> right now it's moving hard, it's moving fast and very cold and deep, it's very easy to get in a lot of trouble. it looks trang quil on the surface but if you look below the surface and the wait water's moving you'll see a very violent swirl. >> moth responders said people need to be very careful with their pets as well. several dogs have been rescue

and a couple skadly have died. new video into the newsroom this morning showing a series of house fires that may have been caused by lightning. strong storms have been slamming the northern part of the state bringing heavy rain were strong wind and a lot of lightning. firefighters believe that lightning issing what caused at least two house fires as well as an apartment building fire. no one was injured but there is major damage. >> we're learning new details this morning on a man who shot and kill an nypd officer while she was sitting in her police vehicle. police say 34-year-old alexander bonds walked up and shot the officer in the head early yesterday morning in the bronx. officer mio soto familia, a 48-year-old mother of three had just started her mid nieft shift when that shooting happened. police are still trying to establish a motive but they say the gunman had a violent history and vented his anger in a facebook post last september. officer killed bonds about a block away from the shooting.

a louisiana congressman is apologizing for forming a video in the gas chamber. he shared a five-minute video on his facebook page this week which he recorded inside of the former nazi death camp. as he was touring the death camp he said the u.s. should be more agress sniff fighting terrorism. the museum scolded him on twitter saying quote inside a gas chamber there should be siens. it's not a stage. >> it was pure and simple a grow terrific exploitation of the holocaust for his own political purposes. how dare congressman hey gens use it as his own personal tv studio. >> higgins pulled that video last night and released a statement saying, quote, my intent was to offer a refer rent only maj to those who were murdered. my insear appearance for any unintended pain season extended.

just last month he was criticized for a post about the terror attack. he wrote that the free world all of christiandom is at war. the mall is aps apologizing for force a twoon leave because of her outfit. she says mall security made her leave the mall in sacramento because of the outfit they say was too revealing. she says she was targeted because of her race, because other women were wearing more provokative outfits but they were not asked to leave. the mall has since apologized and offered her a $350 gift card. important news right now for the millions ever americans who take medication to stop acid reflux. several studies have suggested the drugds can cause serious i'd see fects but some doctors now are offering a surprising alternative. hypnosis. and i'm being serious. doctors say hypnosis can treat problems from reflux to

irritable bowel syndrome. studies show that 3-quarters of patients see reduction in their symptoms and many of them no longer need medication. psychologist laurie keefer speshlg lies in digestive issues and says there's a powerful mind gut relation. >> people feel that pit 'n their stomach when something's not going right. >> she leads patients through a hip necessary to cit sis for three months helping their bodies function better. a u.s. combat ship is now at home in southern california. "uss gabrielle giffords" arrived yesterday. it was brought in over two the golden state. the ship is named. >> referee: of course after gabrielle giffords who survived an assassination atefrpt in 2011. it was brought in the -- >> right now 6:00 we are

following breaking news, a fire breaks out overnight net building in the east bay. we are getting new information just in about what might have caused that fire. plus. >> he got out on thursday and killed my babies on friday. >> a deadly hit-and-run in the east bay takes the lives of twofr boys. the reasons the boys's mother says the suspect should have never been behind the wheel. and breaking overnight, some tough talk from president trump, his message to north korea and the international community after this week's missile test. today in the bay continues right now. good morning on this thursday/friday eve. thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> good morning to you i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that forecast with carey because we've got a warm up on the way. >> we'll have a wide range of temperatures heading into the weekend and it will be all about location as always this time of year. we start out with the clouds and fog along the coast while th