the end of the week. that's why you get an extra cup of coffee. >> you will need that today and by tomorrow we'll be talking about iced coffee because it's so hot. at least today we can enjoy some mild weather. it is 62 degrees. half moon bay and 92 degrees in livermore. napa today, 85. and heat advisories kick in tomorrow for all of those areas shaded in red that includes santa cruz mountains, much of the east bay and south bay hills with a fire danger and talking about how hot the temperatures get in a few minutes. mike is now tracking a closure in oak listened. >> that's my advisory right now. nimitz is closed over through downtown oakland and tracking this crash in sarahtoga. one lane is closed southbound 85. all lanes are closed here at 23rd. folks off roadway and then back on. there's an interchange and causing quite a backup and starting back at 980. do you see the traffic volume building a bit?

this is just as they should be reopening lanes as we speak. i keep refreshing that chp and cal transwebsite to make sure that's the case. no delays for these travel times. sam? >> thank you. a fatal scene yesterday in sonoma and just digging for answers the find out this plane crash, what happened here? the pilot died. three others are injured and the investigation begins now into what happened. bob redell joining us live from sonoma and information we're just learning this morning. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. on board that plane was the pilot, his two young children and an adult woman. when they took off from sonoma skypark early yesterday afternoon their plane sadly was almost immediately in distress. one witness we spoke with said that the small single engine sr-22 ascended to around 75 feet, the engine sputtered and cut out twice before then the plane crashed in a field about

1,000 feet from this airport. now, you can see in the video, the pilot did deploy an emergency parachute attached to the plane to slow the descent. a number of people who witnessed the crash ran to the site and tried to help the family. >> when i got there, there was a little hand out of the back window so i thought, oh my gosh, somebody's alive in there. let's see what we can do. >> reporter: the good samaritans pried the boy and girl out of the plane. both air lifted and treated at oakland hospital. the woman was badly hurt. the father, however, did not survive the crash. the sonoma county sheriff's office identified him as bill goldman, a 38-year-old assistant professor at usf. the university issued a statement of condolences and prayers for his wife sarah and children george and marie. that's reporting that goldman grandson of late two fell known

philanthropists there. they don't know if it's pilot error, mechanical problem or something else. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you. today the murder trial for the undocumented immigrant charged with shooting and killing kate steinly will begin. he said he found a stolen gun and it accidentally went off asia hit steinle in san francisco two years ago. the shooting made national headlines, even prompting a bill of kate's law which passed in the house last month. the bill would extend prison stays for undocumented immigrants caught reentering the u.s. after being deported multiple times. president trump in paris this morning celebrating a trio of historic anniversaries and while hinting at the flexibility on climate change, the president's biggest political problem is following him across

the atlantic. >> we are learning new information this morning on a controversial meeting his son had with a russian lawyer in a nbc exclusive, we now know another person was in that meeting. today in the bay's tracie potts joins us with what this all means. good morning. >> reporter: laura and sam, good morning. that other person confirmed to nbc is a soviet-born former counterintelligence officer who's now -- of russia and the united states and has operated as a lobbyist for russian causes. now confirmed by donald j. trump jr.'s attorney saying that he was not operating as a lobbyist at the time. and was a friend of a person who helped set up the meeting. however, it seems to be raising more questions about people with russian ties very close to the trump campaign.

president trump in france this morning remembering bastille day one year since the deadly nice attack and 100 years since america's arrival in world war i. the u.s. and france united back then. divided now on the environment. but the president signaling he may rethink pulling out of the worldwide climate agreement. >> something could happen with respect to the paris accord. well'll see what happens. >> reporter: mr. trump on the world stage peppered with questions about his son meeting with the russian lawyer. >> zero happened from the meeting. honestly i think the press made a big deal over something that a lot of people would do. >> reporter: former campaign manager denies any collusion. >> never, ever, ever, ever, ever was russia mentioned and never was there any coordination, cooperation or collaboration. >> reporter: critics argue the problem is donald trump jr. was open to what e-mails promised would be information from a foreign government designed to influence the election. >> totally bogus to suggest that

somehow it was okay because they didn't actually obtain any useful information in it. >> reporter: congress is consumed with russia. >> it is grinding the country to a halt. >> reporter: putting other important business on hold. tracie potts, nbc news. breaking news out of israel, israeli police say two officers were killed in an attack by terrorists whom they have identified as palestinians. this happened near a major shrine in israel, the dome of the rock. jerusalem's old city. police say three attackers used a knife and guns to attack opening fire on three officers. the attackers were then shot and killed a short time later in a foot race with israeli police. a third officer is in the hospital. new details this morning following lengthy debate yesterday. san francisco's planning commission reportedly approved a controversial plan for a marijuana dispensary in the outer sunset. not everyone is on board with the plan calling for combined

pot club an chinese medicine clinic. the group running it is headed in part by former oakland mayor. hundreds of opponents reportedly tried to address the commission at yesterday's meeting. it followed protests earlier in the day outside city hall. the examiner reports planners approved the project 5-1. some more details now on that illegal skateboarding event that turned into a standoff between skate borders and san francisco police officers. skater and thrasher magazine editor was injured while taking part in the unpermitted event. phelps said he was racing and lost control and he took a nasty fall. >> i whacked my head pretty good. i don't know what a concussion is. i don't feel like i can't figure out what i'm doing. i did it. i did it really fast and then the second time i hit a -- a

reflector in the middle of the street and pitched my wheels sideways and i just flew. >> when police officers moved in to try to help, that's when things got out of control. another skater and officer were injured. you can see it as an officer tried to stop the skaters. the incident is under investigation by the department. phelps says that making the event legal would have avoided these problems. we continue to dig for answers in yesterday morning's destructive fire in downtown lafayette. we brought you live breaking coverage yesterday. this morning, the question is was it arson or just a very unfortunate incident. it ripped through multiple businesses including the chamber of commerce and housed a nail salon and a restaurant. city loaders are calling the fire one of the worst in lafayette's history. good friday morning. we are coming up on 5:08. if you can get the weekend started early and head to santa

cruz today, it is nice and cool. at least to start out in the morning as we will be in the mid to upper 50s and then late morning lunchtime 63 degrees. some low 70s there today and then if you want to head to napa valley and enjoy the sunshine, and some warmer temperatures, we will have a nice cool start. we'll be at 61 degrees noontime temperature 78 and 85 later today. we're going to have some very hot weather this weekend. temperatures ramp up quickly. i'll talk about that. mike starts us out with a crash in sarahtoga. >> the croatia and the big delay in oakland, as well. first southbound 85 just passed sarahtoga with a crash reportedly blocking the slow lane. fie or six cruisers arrived and cleared up. now they seem to be more worried about a wrecker than an ambulance. the concern is more clearing the lane and not showing a lot of slowing but the injuries still an issue as far as the question marks around that area.

also a lot of slowing from 980. look at that. and broadway. all the way down to nimitz to 23rd where the freeway is still closed according to chp and cal trans reports and supposed to clear a couple of lanes. i'll continue to track that. we have your traditional slow downs out of the altimont. >> thank you. coming up next, a slimy situation. a scene that you would have to see to believe. this is a spill. it is gross, not for the faint of heart with creepy crawlers and left drivers dribbled in disgust. >> looking forward to that story. how a south bay homeowner jumped in action after a package was snatched from the doorstep.

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it's friday. here's a look at the sun vise this morning. getting under way as we take a live look outside in san jose a. few clouds in the sky. going nearby to los gatos and the temperature trend in the upper 60s latter on this morning. and then we are in for some upper 80s today. this is nothing compared to the heat that's on the way for the weekend. i'll have a look at that at 5:18. notice i have changed that sign from red to blue. we still have road work but i got confirmation to open at least two lanes. that's better for the nimitz. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. a warning about the video in

this next story. might make you queasy. but drivers on one oregon highway had no choice but to check out this scene. a truck carrying about 4 tons of live'lls overturned on highway 101 yesterday afternoon. it happened when the driver slammed on the brakes and those containers just went flying. it also triggered a four-car crash. no one was injured but these'lls secret a substance when they're stressed and the highway had to be closed for several hours. and i'm told samuel l. yak son was nowhere to be told. that reference to "snakes on a plane." >> the'lls that lock like snakes to your point, we are going to korea. they're a specialty there. how would you like to be the consumer? >> i don't want to be in the box here looking at them. >> absolutely disgusting. south bay package thieves have more than they bargained

tarring a san jose home on wednesday. that's because the woman at the house drove up just as they were carrying out their theft with the home security camera capturing the entire thing. see the woman running into the car. she tosses the box into the car and the homeowner heidi burrows drives a car up to the culprit's car. they're squaring off face to face there. burrows said she meant to take a photo for police. instead she starts to shout at the man and woman inside of the car as the box came flying out of the back window. >> it's funny because i had three boxes of boxes on the porch and as i was driving up, i rolled down my window and i heard them yell, get the biggest box. >> wow. well, i don't think they got away with it. the contents of the back just packaging supplies. police did not file a report because the parcel was tossed back and issued a be on the lookout alert for that car. a los angeles activist is admitting to sending out a flier

of a job. but the bogus flier printed ahead of the meeting called for low-income job seekers to attend. labor unions blasted the stunt. city leaders say they were encouraged by the job seekers' enthusiasm, however. moving on to business and tech news this morning, google is -- reserve with google service. >> no employment needed to get to a landon dowdy. joining us live new york with the very latest. good morning and a happy friday, landon. >> sam and laura, good morning and a very happy friday to you both. wall street looks on this friday on a positive note after the dow closed another record high yesterday. investors digesting earnings this morning from a trio of big banks. jpmorgan chase and citigroup reporting better than expected results. wells fargo with a mixed quarter and lots of economic data on the docket today.

consumer prices and manufacturing. rising 20 points to 21,553. the nasdaq up 13 to 6274. google is expanding its reserve with google service which launched nationwide in march. you can book a spa day or a hair cut in addition to reserving a space in a workout class. it finds business listings of google search and maps. starbucks dubbed today free tea friday for an infusion. the chain is giving away a free 12-ounce sample this afternoon. listen to the times. only between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. while supplies last. the drinks contain tea, fruit and botanical blends and slightly sweetened with cane sugar. the perfect drink for a hot day. >> tea time this afternoon. >> tea time! yes, now, of course, never any crowds another starbucks and sure we'll get right in there.

thank you. >> no, never. no lines or anything. >> a breeze. >> get your name right, landon. >> ask chris sanchez about her cup yesterday. most baseball fans are going to tell you it felt like forever since the game before the all-star break and it's been like five days. but that is nothing compared to giants fans waiting for mad bum to get back. >> back to baseball today. for giants fans, the wait almost over. pitcher madison bum garner to start tomorrow in san diego. you know, he injured his shoulder. we told you about it. a motorcycle accident in april. the giants will need him and more to have a shot at the postseason. they're 27 games behind the dodgers. >> that is it? yeah. tough year for the dodgers. hey, you know what else is going on? >> hey, what? >> i'm excited about as a dog owner n.i.c.e. here's the parking lot where it is going to be bark in the park today. gates open just after 5:00 p.m. just head through main gate, the

parking lot a. bring your pooch and maybe treats. tickets right now are no longer on sale. this benefits the lucy pet foundation for spay and neuter education. >> that is a small dog. >> small dogs that are a lot of fur. >> the body mass like a pound and the four pounds of fur. it is the dog days of summer right now. >> yeah. taking the dogs far walk today, it is nice along the coast and in san francisco while the inland areas are going to be very warm. but nothing compared to what's on the way this weekend. let's get a look outside right now. three of the microclimates. sun rise underway now and we will have temperatures starting out in outer 50s. lower 50s in the north bay. mostly cloudy skies and the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. check out how hot it will be this weekend. 90 in gill roy. head over towards the east bay.

hayward -- and 76 in san mateo. engle side at 62 degrees and 86 in thnovato. little bit cooler along the coast. speaks of the coast, going to be heading inland or away from the coast, that's where temperatures will be hottest in the tri-valley today, we are going to be starting out this morning going golfing at 67 degrees at 9:00 and then temperatures quickly get very hot reaching into the low 90s and for the peninsula, highing, heading to the hiking trails it will be foggy to start. cool temperatures and then becoming mostly sunny. the highs only in the low 60s. want to give you an update on hurricane fernando out in the pacific and not expected to affect land and may strength on the a category 4 and could be something making head loins and here we are talking about the heat on the way while san francisco will be in the mid-70s this weekend. inland areas will have some

dangerous heat up to 101 degrees and more on that. mike is giving us update on the issues on the road. >> the bottom of the screen, southbound 75 at keto. word that the tow truck arrived at the scene. doesn't sound like major injuries an moving to the second incident, much bigger deal. full closure of the nimitz overnight. it's reopened. you are off and back on to the freeway at 23rd but now you can stay on the nimitz itself. greatly improving the speeds. the sensors haven't caught up as the sensors on this map have and show you waze. i'll hit refresh again and you see that slowing that just showed up again and clearing on the next refresh. we are looking at the travel times and those have updated and originally showing you was this green route to get around it and now it says that the purple route to take passed that construction is faster now. a quick lock at the north bay. san rafael, no delays into the city. back the you.

>> thank you very much. up next, an unexpected side effect and it is creepy. the new situation that our wet winter created this summer.

5:24 right now on the friday morning. you might be noticing more spiders than you're used to this summer. the wet winter in california led to a boom in the spider population.

experts say all that rain means there's a healthy amount of tall vegetation and more food and more room for spiders to survive. here's one entomologist saying that spiders aren't all bad. >> i'm sort of creeped out by some of the things they do but never creeped out by a bug. 's more leaves. there's more insects. more insects, more spiders. >> okay. maybe they gobble up some of the insects we don't want to see? that expert saysers serve as a natural pesticide around your home or apartment. 5:25 right now. your next trip to a south bay restaurant could cost more. many businesses are adding a 4% surcharge to the bills. owners say it makes up for the new minimum wage and paying the workers more and have to find a balance with food price it is same. many restauranted opted for a surcharger than raising men knew prices. new this morning, long-term

mortgage rates are rising for a fourth straight week. of course they were at historic lows. mortgage buyer freddie mac said a rate on a 30-year fixed rate increased to 4.03%. the rate on a 1-year fixed rate home loan popular with homeowners looking to refinance mortgages rose to 3.29%. 5:26 right now. coming up, dangers in the water. the danger to anyone heading to the beach in santa cruz days after a shark attack. if you have ever sat in bay area traffic an congestion and thought somebody should do somebody about it, that somebody might be you. i'll tell you about a measure moving through california assembly that might let voters put money where their mouths are.

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almost 5:30 on your friday. let's start you off with a live look outside at fremont. it is friday in fremont. it is not a freaky friday because it is the 14th, not the 13th. >> yes. >> that is a very good point. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam [. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to the forecast right now. hot this weekend. >> yes. that's all what we'll all be talking about today. try to enjoy the afternoon. in san francisco, mid-60s. mid-70s for the weekend. not bad. look at the temperatures away from the coast. we'll go from 91 degrees today to 101 degrees for tomorrow and

then we'll see the temperatures coming down just a little bit next week. it's still going to be hot throughout this 7-day forecast. we'll talk about some events going on this weekend and help you make plans. that's coming up in seven minutes. mike has full recovery for the nimitz. >> nimitz, talking about 880 and good news. look at that. construction that had itted overnight and a big backup up to 980 just about completely cleared. we have a little fog registering on the index up there and novato area and clouds around the golden gate bridge and you are okay. getting toward the bay bridge, i'm sorry. i didn't put that in there. the bay bridge backup coming up. tri-valley, no surprises and the metering lights are on. >> thank you so much. 5:30. we begin with breaking news f followi following out of east san jose a. man was shot and injured. we have been speaking with

police officers since we first heard of the shooting. officers tell us they heard a victim suffering from a gunshot wound and taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. no one is in custody and right now officers tell us they are canvassing the scene trying to figure out what happened. there you go. can you hear me now? paying more for the morning commute. a live look at san mateo and richmond san rafael. >> this after state lawmakers moved a step closer to a ballot measure for next year. chris sanchez is joining us live this morning with where the money would go. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. that is proposed bridge toll hike to affect all bridges except for the golden gate bridge and it would fund all kinds of improvements, infrastructure from the highways to the bridges and also for mass transit and it is a unanimous yes in the transportation committee. they passed it unanimously yesterday in the state assembly.

so-called regional measure 3. the california state version is showing promise and if it makes it through goes on the ballot for june of next year. the proposal starts with a $1 hike that would raise $127 million a year. a $2 increase would generate $254 million a year. and then a $3 increase would raise $381 million a year for improvements. now, in a recent poll, 56 of voters said definitely or probably yes to that regional measure 3. 43% said probably or definitely no. that poll was about 3,000 likely voters. it was commissioned by the silicon valley leadership group and the bay area council, as well. here's how the president of the bay area council put it w. the funding of a regional toll increase to generate we can make improvements and investments to

mass tran. also to ease congestion on traffic-clogged freeways and address the number one frustration plaguing bay area commuters. i posted a less scientific poll on the twitter page. find that. we want to know whether you would be pony up three more dollars at the bridges around the bay area for a smoother ride down the road. you can also weigh in on the conversation on facebook. on the san mateo bridge, kris sanchez, today in the bay. all right. you might be headed to a beach. continuing coverage now on a shark attack in santa cruz. tomorrow the beaches are expected to reopen just days after that white shark chomped on a man's kayak. busy one expected to be at the beaches this weekend. today in the bay chuck cop to la with what people need to know before attempting to take a dip in the water. i don't know if i'd do it. >> reporter: well, good morning, laura. it's a very foggy here at the

boardwalk in santa cruz and when the fog lifts you won't be allowed to did into the water because as you mentioned shark sightings since tuesday led to numerous restrictions, including not going into the water until tomorrow. you can go to the beach anywhere in santa cruz but you can't go in the water from the mouth of the san lorenzo river on the south part of the area, that's where the giant dipper roller coaster you might be familiar with on the boardwalk all the way north to fair avenue. that's well passed steamer lane, the lighthouse and not quite to natural bridges state beach. >> i was going to surf steamers lane today. because the waves are a lot better, bigger. they have the beach closed down and we decided let's come here to jump in the water. >> reporter: yeah, captola, south of the boardwalk, that's fair game to go into the water. it's taken a bite out of business at the boardwalk an was

prompted by an incident tuesday at 11:00 a.m. when a kayaker roughly a quarter mile out to sea had a 10 to 12-foot shark take a bite out of his kevlar kayak. you could face not only sharks but also a citation if you go in the water. the kayaker by the way was not injured. reporting live in santa cruz, chuck coppola with today in the bay. >> chuck for us, thank you very much. police right now in concord say that they're working to try to figure out whether a man accused of molesting a little girl at a laundromat might have had other victims. 60-year-old jose chavez behind bars this morning. police said a woman called claiming he assaulted her grandmother on wednesday inside of the coin laundry on monument boulevard. police say video helped them to track down chavez. people we spoke with said it could be a lesson to other families. >> for the parents, they should be watching their kids no matter

what because you never know what will happen. >> police say that the suspect attacked girl in just a short amount of time her grandmother turned her back. 5:36 right now. our investigative unit uncovered a new report to confirm a close call at sfo was extremely close. we showed you this simulation yesterday. which shows an air canada jet almost landed on the taxiway filled with planes about to take off. instead of the runway right next to it. new preliminary data just released by the transportation safety board of canada said that plane flew 100 feet above a fully loaded passenger plane on the taxiway. the pilot likely knew he was heading toward the craft and veered to the side turning back into the air to avoid a crash. a couple of things to tell you about from yesterday's bart board of directors meeting held in san francisco. first, bart's new police chief is defending the department's

decision not to release any surveillance video or detail of certain crimes. chief carlos rojas said they'll decide what information to release on a case by case basis and saw what riders see every day. dirty conditions, dozens of homeless people taking shelter and druggers. the point of the that meeting was to see the challenges directly that commuters deal with every day. i deal with the commuters every day so that's a good handoff here. dealing with a crash in the south bay. still a reportedly sticking out into the slow lane. we haven't seen a lot of slowing and south 85 just passed that saratoga offramp. we have a little build. that first burst we talk about. and that will sort of clear up over 20 minutes or so. again, light flow of traffic. your travel times reflected, as well. the bay bridge where the metering lights are on, 15 minute at the top of the screen. highway 4 to the berkeley curve.

and a quick look over here at the golden gate bridge, i want to show you talking about smooth flow of traffic and you can see the roadway in front of us and notice you can't see the towers. low clouds hovering around and the road weather on the traffic system anyway. say maybe a little fog up in novato and no problems reported. >> might be looking for that fog come the weekend. going to need a cool down somehow. >> come back, come back. nothing golden about that shot but really hot here. >> yes. even though it's fri-yay, it is hot for the valleys. >> friday, literally. >> that's right. we'll be frying. saturday up to 101 degrees inland. take a look at that forecast. the bay 86. and the coast that will be a nice place to go hang out. 74 degrees. we'll also keep the 70s on sunday for the coast, the bay will be in the upper 80s and then the triple digits for the valley. so we are going to have some very hot spots and one place

where you can go and cool down for a good cause will be san rafael where the temperatures outside will be in the upper 80s. head inside to the marn marin center and go to breast fest and drink cold beer. a nice event to attend and menlo summerfest this weekend. the low 60s on sunday. this event goes on both days saturday and sunday and wrap up the weekend here it will be in the mid-70s 4:00. if you're hitting the road, maybe head on the roads early this morning, and today the high temperature will be up to 76 degrees. 79 degrees tomorrow and 75 degrees on sunday. and also going to muir woods. it is going to be in the upper 60s today but then a little bit warmer for tomorrow and sunday but still some great hiking weather, especially in the shade. now, parts of the central valley will be very hot. of course, reaching over 100 degrees and probably what we are trying to avoid but it will be a

weekend where you'll want to make sure you stay inside and maybe go to san francisco where our high temperatures will be in the mid-70s. i'll have a look at san jose's temperature trend for today. that's coming up in about three minutes. >> sounds good. thank you so much. 5:40 right now. a shocking twist. the disturbing details about a gruesome quadruple murder investigation. plus -- >> it was just like, oh my god. we have been praying for you. >> the ultimate gift. what a story here. the california sheriff's deputy giving the gift of life to a young boy. her heroic story and donation, next.

good friday morning. 5:43. we take a live look outside in san jose. it will be a nice start this morning with some 60s through the 9:00 hour. and then by 10:00 we are at 70 degrees. as you head outside for lunch and walking down to the sandwich shop it will be in the upper 70s and mid-80s today. we'll talk about the high heat ahead for the weekend where you want to sip on some iced tea. that is coming up at 5:49. >> we got a problem over here in the tri-valley. highway 84 heading over towards 680, that is a problem. there's a crash. we are sorting out the details coming up. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. 5:43. just in to the newsroom this

morning, 3 of 16 people killed in a military plane crash in mississippi this week were from california. within the past 20 minutes, the marine corps released names and photos of the victims. that includes captain sean eliot from orange in southern california and staff sergeant cox of ventura and sergeant chad general son of los angeles. they were on a military transport plane when it crashed into a field on monday. the cause is still under investigation. we have new details this morning about what might have led up to the killing of four young men in pennsylvania. according to the associated press, a person with firsthand knowledge of the suspect's confession says that cosmo dinardo killed the men because he felt cheated and threatened after three drug deals. here's dinardo's attorney after a court hearing on thursday. >> admitted to being part of or actually committing the murder. >> of all four? >> yes. >> and gave the locations for all four.

>> authorities right now are still searching for a common grave at a 90-acre farm that belongs to dinardo's parents. investigators found multiple bodies. so far they have only identified one victim's remains. a minor scare for former president jimmy carter helping builds yesterday in winnipeg, canada. he collapsed in a chair from dehydration. the 92-year-old carter was taken to a hospital mostly for observation. habitat for humanity ceo says carter never seemed to be in serious medical danger. yet another blow to president trump's travel ban. a young in hawaii ordered the administration to allow grandparents to circumvent that ban. the supreme court reviewed parts of the ban which went into effect two weeks ago. revised ban exempted parents and children with immediate relatives in the u.s. but did not allow grand parens or grandchildren until now. fresh news out of the

nation's capital this morning. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is hard at work right now trying to secure votes for the revised health care bill. we brought you details yesterday on our 11:00 a.m. newscast as it was released. two republican senators said they will not vote for it. one of kentucky senator rand paul who says the bill is not conservative enough. while on the other end of the spectrum, maine senator susan collins said that the bill leaves too many people without health insurance. since the bill needs 50 gop senators to pass, mcconnell cannot afford to lose a single vote additionally. as it stands right now, six senator at least are on the fence over it. quick highlights of the bill, $45 billion added to fight opioid addiction and $70 billion for more cost sharing for states to lower premiums. it does keep deep cuts to medicaid. it also keeps intact two of the obamacare taxes on the well

think. something that senator lindsey graham supports. >> everybody's looking for an idea that's more republican and does not run into the september you're taking money from poor people to give it to rich people. >> all right. so they're trying to thread a very thin needle there to get it passed. meantime, president trump is tweeting about health care this morning. as he returns from paris. he says, vp mike pence is working hard on health care and getting our wonderful republican senators to do what is right for the people. vice president pence has been meeting gop lawmakers trying to convince them to vote for the revised bill. right now a southern california deputy going well beyond the call of duty to give a gift to a 3-year-old. >> riverside county deputy alesia lopez first worked with angela that castlebury 12s ago patrolling today. now she is a mom taking care of 3-year-old son matthew.

has a rare kidney disorder. doctors say he'll die without a new kidney. alesia decided to get tested. >> the second she posted it on facebook i thought i'd give it a try to see if i was a match. >> out of millions and millions of people she's actually a better match than i am. an i'm his mom. >> isn't it amazing? matthew's mother said she searched for more than two years for a miracle she never realized was so close to her all along. >> fate as it were. it is a miracle. spearheading a special program to invite you to join the campaign to help out bay area families and students in need. >> kids need the supplies. we teamed up with telemunde 48 and other nonprofits to support the schools. donate backpacks, school supplies or cash to buy more supplies. the full list of where to donate is at nbcbayarea.. grab your number 2 pencil and write that down.

>> keep it nice and sharp. we're going to have the back to school forecast in no time and not what we are looking at right now. >> no. we can't think about school starting again. it is so hot outside and right now trying to stay cool. mostly this weekend and as we take a live look outside at mill valley to mt. tam. you can't see mount tam and might be drizzling where we have the low visibility and meantime all clear looking at the anderson reservoir where the temperature's now at 54 degrees. beautiful sun rise and the 7-day forecast up at the bottom of the screen and take a look at today's high temperatures and concord we'll be up to 93 degrees. oakland 73. 80 in palo alto and san jose at 83 degrees. san francisco will be topping out in the mid-60s there and getting started and getting ready for the day it will be a day for some short sleeves and shorts. something to keep you nice and cool and we really need that this weekend as the temperatures ramp up. and nice cool place to enjoy the

sun rhine shine and some slightly milder temperatures. in oakland at the a's first pitch today at 7:05 and it will be at 65 degrees and then cooling off later on tonight. we'll have some very hot weather this weekend. in fact, the heat advisory will take effect for tomorrow for all of these areas shaded in red. that's mostly for the santa cruz mountains. east bay hills and also the south bay hills where we will have temperatures reaching into the triple digits and air quality will be unhealthy, too. east bay and that's for the people who have breathing problems. you want to limit your time outdoors and levels of ozone and you want to try to stay in the air conditioning if possible. we have natural air conditioning in san francisco, mid-70s for the weekend. we'll bring you back to the 60s early next week and here's a look at the triple digit temperatures in some of the hottest spots, dangerous heat for tomorrow, as well as sunday. and we'll be back in the 80s early next week. and mike has now a crash in

sunol. >> i do. initial direction is commute and why it's problem for the. overall, we see the light volume. it is friday. the summer. so we have a lighter volume of traffic but eastbound 84 getting away from 680 to livermore and pleasanton, right where they split. east and west direction an i learned from the desk saying that there are three fire vehicles over there, as well. only a couple ofs right there. probably blocking the majority of traffic flow and a big distraction. so instead of through that area, you may want to go through the dublin interchange and probably about the same amount of time for you through the area. a quick look at the waze system, over to half moon bay, the purple route the easiest and might be changing and make sure you're a member of waze, guys. >> we are. thank you. >> we have been since day one. thank you, mike. up close with nature.

the reason more and more bears are showing up at lake tahoe. >> because they live there? happening now on the digital platforms, preparations for a ceremony for a latest project in the bay area. a 30-home development in fremont will bed. and fantasy football players take notice, draftkings and fanduel pulled out of the proposed merger. the fcc opposed that merger because the combined company would control 90% of the market of paid fantasy sports. we'll be back with more reality news coming up. taking a live look outside from

our dublin camera this welcome back. 5:55 on your friday right now. we are taking a live look outside from the dublin camera this morning. it is a warm day ahead for inland areas. in the upper 80s and 90s. then, brace yourself because we could be seeing triple digit heat over the. meteorologist kari hall has the full forecast coming up in five minutes. it is 5:55 this morning. a stretch of interstate 5 open after cal trans made emergency repairs to a pothole. nearly a dozen cars were damaged by the pothole in the northbound lanes of i-5 in sacramento.

two-foot long slab of pavement shifted. drivers who were unlucky enough to hit the pothole say it came out of nowhere. >> i don't know what it was but it was pretty bd. >> no way to avoid it. >> cal trans said water is usually the cause of potholes underneath the road. all new this morning, a tourist has died of a dent at a popular spot in the caribbean. a 57-year-old of new zealand died after she was slammed by a jet blast on the small island of st. martin. knocked into a wall trying to hold on to a fence to feel the blast. she was taken to a hospital and declared dead. dozens of people have been injured recent years by the jet blast and the first time that somebody has died. new this morning, authorities in the sierra are swamped with calls about bear troubles. the wild animals are rifling through trash cans, breaking into homes and wildlife

officials say people around lake tahoe are part of the problem and leaving dumpsters open, unlocked and overflowing which is inviting the bears in. the vice president of the tahoe bear league says some days they receive upwards of 100 calls reporting sightings of break-ins. >> they tend to go to the sources of food with the highest calorie count and smell it in the trash. >> makes sense. people with homes and cabins in tahoe asked to put the garbage out on the morning of trash collection day. visiting that area, you could be fined up to $5,000 for littering. >> walking away with the haul there. :57. happening today, disney's annual d23 expo is kicking off in anaheim. this is like comic con but for disney fans. the big news the unveiling of the model for "star wars" land at disneyland and walt disney

world. until now, we have only seen renderings of the plans. also today, maybe my favorite story of the morning. krispy kreme is celebrating the 80th birthday with a sweet deal. buying a dozen doughnuts today you get a second dozen of original glazed doughnuts for 80 seconds. make a lot of friends that way. a doughnut lover, yeah, i'll take some or looking to be a hero at the office, head that way on your way to work. we are following some breaking news this morning out of the south bay and police investigating an early morning shooting. new information we are just learning about what led up to the incident. a bay area professor killed in a plane crash near a north bay airport. the many questions this morning as investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. and president trump preparing to head home after celebrating bastille day in france. the new, exclusive details of his son's controversial meeting with russians.

a very good friday morning to you. for continuing to join us this morning. or just getting up right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. easier getting up on a friday or a fry-day today getting pretty hot. >> talking about that, the high heat this weekend and it will be a day to try to make plans to stay cool or else you will be blasting the air conditioning. at least it's nice and cool right now. heading out the door, we have temperatures in the upper 50s to 60 degrees and patchy fog an seeing that also in san francisco. with highs today reaching low 90s inland. wide range in temperatures. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up in seven minutes. mike is tracking now a crash in sunl. >> eastbound 84 traditionally counter commute and it is a big distraction and we had a lot of activity. a lot of activity on the overall freeways, the commute looks great. but it is getting away from 680

we have slowing. good news is first day initial rush with the emergency vehicles. and chp. that was blocking all lanes for a short period of time. traffic cleared from those lanes an the activities on the shoulders. but westbound is still slow out of livermore. that bogs down 84. cut through of 680 an 580. instead of that cut through, you want to use that dublin interchange and see the travel times great through that portion of the tri-valley. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. we begin now with breaking news out of east san jose. police say a man shot and injured 90 minutes ago on tully road not far from highway 101. we have been speaking with police officers all morning since we first heard of the shooting. they tell us they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound and that he was taken to a hospital. no word at this point on the condition. no one is in custody. police are canvassing to scene trying to figure out what pp