expecting warmer temps today. we will be getting into the 70s and 80s but i'll have a look at when you can see closer digits. mike, how's are the roads. pretty much green all over the bay but i'm watching over here out of the north bay and fairfield westbound 80 approaching that split with 680 a crash overnight, a tanker truck went off the roadway and there's a little spill but apparently it had some soap in the back it's cargo that's what's leaking out into the roadway. a distraction that's why there's a little slowing in that area. southbound 68 toward 24 should pick up any second toward walnut creek. back to you. thank you very much, mike. back to breaking news recovering in the south bay this morning. this is a live look as police investigate a stabbing in the willow glen area of san jose. a large police presence there. kris sanchez is there as well talking with investigators. she reports that the victim is a man who was stabbed 13 times but

will likely survive. police tell chris they're looking for the attacker. we will break any news for you on twitter. chris will join us again at 5:30. live look this morning from the golden gate bridge ahead of sunday's san francisco marathon. this year, however, is going to be a little bit different. for the first time ever the northbound lanes on the bridge are going to be closed completely to drivers in the race. we're live near the golden gate bridge with why officials decided do this. good morning, pete. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented move by golden gate bridge officials deciding to close down the northbound lanes during the sunday morning part of the san francisco marathon. and they say this all comes down to safety. now they cited examples of vent events around the world where people have driven into pedestrians, so this sa you will about being safe during the marathon. they're saying that the northbound lanes will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. this will affect around 4,500

drivers who use the golden gate bridge during this time going northbound in that direction. now the golden gate transit will still be available as the transit line will be escorted through that affected area but we're expecting a busy day there sunday morning at 15,000 runners are expected to take part in the san francisco marathon. we're live near the golden gate bridge, pete sur rat toes for today in the bay. >> beautiful shot behind you there. thank you very much. live now to washington, d.c. where there are new reports that president trump's legal team is looking at potential conflicts of interest within special counsel's mueller 'investigative team. today in the bay, sara dulles live in washington tracking all the overnight developments for us. good morning, sara. >> good morning, sam and laura. you know, these new revelations come on the heels of a stunning interview in the "new york times" in which the president warns mueller against looking into his personal finances.

>> investigating the investigator, this morning news that the president's legal team is evaluating potential conflicts of interest among aides on robert mueller's team, possibly in an effort to undercut their work. the president issuing a warning to mueller during an interview "the new york times." >> mueller is looking at your finances and your family's finances unrelated to russia. is that a red line? >> that would abe breech of what his actual -- >> yeah, i would say it is. >> and according to a new washington post report, the president is now inquiring about his pardoning powers when it comes to aides, family members, even himself. senator mark warner says in a statement pardoning any individuals who may have been involved would be cross a fundamental line. it all comes on the heels of the new york interview where he took aim of not only mueller but jeff sessions. >> he should have told me before

he took the job and i would have picked somebody else. >> sessions yesterday. >> we love this job, we love this department and i plan to continue to do so as long as that is appropriate. >> the white house says president trump still has confidence in his ag. >> i think you know this president well enough to know that if he wanted somebody to take an action, he would making that quite clear. >> a once rock-solid relationship now split by crory surrounding the russia investigation. sara dulles, nbc news, washington. all right. been quite the last few weeks in washington. let's get back to the big news at home developing out of mayora possessa county this morning. that fire still burning near yosemite and it continues to grow by the hour. so far 50 homes have been destroyed, 1500 are still threatened, 1500 structures i should say. they're in danger in this detwiler fire. now burning at about half a mile from the town of mayora possessa which has been evacuated. more than 70,000 acres totaled

charred and overnight we were looking closer at thoo those numbers we found it's more than twice the size of san francisco. that's the footprint of this fire. right now it's only at 10% containment. the detwiler fire is not the only fire. this is a look at the cal fire incident map across the entire state of california. you see how active this fire season has been so far. these are the number of fires so far this year statewide and it is simply astounding. according to them, cal fire has reported more than 3,000 fires just this year and 2,000 achers that have burned and the summer obviously far from over. laura. >> sam, the search for an arson suspect in the east bay continues this morning. look at this video that's out of fremont. police think the car that you see there may be connected to an arson. police say someone over the weekend burned an american flag that had been hanging in front of a house near michigan boulevard and pickering avenue. after reviewing surveillance

video from the neighborhood, they identified this car as a vehicle of interest. it is a newer model honda civic, possibly silver with dark-tinted rear windows. at 5:06, new this morning someone spray painted racial slurs in a north bay high school. it happened at this high school on wednesday. they spray painted the well known of an african-american adult as well as racial slurs on a school wall. the search for a suspect kwinz i tinsz. police in emery vim say they're trying to find some help they're looking for a man who was beat with a baseball bat near san pablo avenue and mcarthur boulevard. they're having anyone who might have cell phone video to call them. we wanted to see how often this kind of crime happens in emeryville. so reinvestigated overnight crime. they say there have been 26 aggravated assaults as of june. that's up by nine assaults compared to the same point last

year. happening today, the second hearing in the kate styly murder case. juan francisco lopez has been charged with shooting and killing her in san francisco. he pled not guilty. both sides were in san francisco court last friday but they said thetd were not ready to proceed but the judge said the case could be set to trial today. a follow-up now, officers involved in a deadly shooting in san ma taye renoio back in april have been cleared of any criminal wrongdoing. police say a man pointed a gun at a driver and took a car. when officers arrived on scene, the suspect pointed his gun directly at them. fearing for their safety, the three chp officers fired their weapons killing the man. the district attorney says the lethal use of force was justifiable. follow-up this morning on a uc berkeley professional e professional is blaming state regulators for the spill weigh dam failure back in february. then say the recent report says

the deterioration of the spill weigh could have been prevented if proper procedures had been followed over the past few decades. this was an ongoing problem. the department of water resorts says that it comes additional alanalyses and studies and it will ensure that this report is shared with their forensic team. it is 5:08 and we're off to a mild start in some spots but other spots it's fairly cool. overall clear skies right now. in san francisco question see it's 56 degrees and by 8:00 we'll start hitting the 60s in the forecast. so if you have plans to be outdoors during lunch we'll be climbing into the upper 60s for san francisco but san jose will be one of those warmer spots. 59 degrees already at this hour. 79 by 2:00 and then right into the 80s at about 3:00. now we can expect to see that high pressure building, although we can also hit the niends. today is going to be a great day go hike being. if you have plans to head out to the east bay, cool morning by 7:00 a.m. if you're getting started early and by 10:00 a.m.

69 degrees, plenty of sunshine, don't forget to apply that sun jean because we'll be climbing into the mid to upper 80s. and then by 6:00 we don't get much cooler than the 80s. it remains in the 80s through the 6 clo revised code 7:00 hour and then finally later on throughout the night at about 8:00, 9:00 we see cooling temps into the 70s. keep that in mind and i'll have a closer look as to what you can expect for the weekend. mike. we're looking at light traffic all around the bay as you would imagine at this time. 5:0 nine in the morning we have a smooth flow of traffic and we should have the reinstatement of traffic southbound 680. but overnight road crews still reportsed in the area by caltran. that means i don't have the all clear for this interchange. so we'll track that hopefully just a couple minute delay for those crews in the area. no delay for the rest of the foel folks getting over to the bay bridge. here are your very good travel times. 5:09. up next a deadly quake smacks

the turkish coast overnight sending people running for their lives. the scene that it left behind this morning. plus closing the gap, the progress being made on the pfeiffer canyon bridge in big sir.

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wa bestherb it is 5:12:00 a.m. and as we wait for this sunrise, this cool and clear will soon into sun ny and hot. we'll talk about how hot we can expect to get for today and we might even see some triple-digit

heat this weekend. all the run day coming up. and over here i'm happy to report no delays in transit agencies. we're not hearing about northwest transit agencies with problems so far this morning. let someone else do the driving. we'll talk about your drive coming up. at 5:13 right now, developing overnight off the coast of turkey quite the scene here. a powerful either quack that rocked the region and nearby greek islands early this morning. two people are dead, dozens of others are injured this morning. it was a magnitude 6 pointd 7 earthquake that sent frightened residents pouring out into the streets hearing that the buildings they were inside of could collapse. hotel guests as a turkish resort made makeshift beds outdoors after they aband orched their rooms following the earthquake. the island was nearest to the he cent -- epicenter and appeared to be the worst hit. the bridge on big sir is

cupping along. they report that within the next week or two the steel work that's going to support the single ban bridge will be putback into place. this of course right along highway 101 it's 30 miles south of monterey. it was badly damaged during the winter storms. you may recall it made national headlines after a wrecking ball that was trying to tear it down failed to do so and just created more damage. moving on to business in tech news this morning we now know when samsung will unveil its new phone. >> the big reveal for that news and the rest of your business news before the bell. we turn to landon downing and let me say happy friday, landon. >> reporter: sam, that's two favorite words i've ever heard, happy friday to you both as well. wall street looks tend to the week on a down note. stocks were mixed yesterday, the dow slipping as home depot weighed as sears reports they're going to sell kenmore on amazon.

the nasdaq extending its winning streak to ten days. that's the longest stretch since 2015. the dow dropping 28 points ton 28,611. the nasdaq edging up nearly five pints to 6390. the federal fraid trade commission as part of its review of amazon deal to buy whole foods is reported by looking into allegations the online retailer misleads customers about its pricing discounts. the ftc is reportedly probe a complaint by a consuming you watchdog group that looked at a thousand products listed last month and it found in 60% of products with list prices, the price was actually higher than what amazon had sold these same products in the previous three months. the review of course say signal that the agency's take a very serious look at the whole foods deal which critics say could give amazon an unfair advantage. and samsung is dpoekexpected to unveil its new west phone next

month to launch the gal axsy note 8 or whatever they're going to call it. the phone is expected to i have 6.3 inch screen and rear dual cameras. it may have a smaller battery to avoid problems with overheating. back over to you. a piece of nasa history just sold for nearly $2 million. this week marked 48 years since the apollo 11 moon landing and yesterday a bag neil armstrong used to bring back the first samples of the moon rock from that mission, it all went up for auction in new york. the bag sat unidentified for years in a box at the johnson space center in houston. they're like what is it this a makeup bag? that actually surfaced in the garage of a kansas museum manager who was actually convicted in 2014 for stealing it. i love how it says lunar sample on the actual back just so you know what's inside. 5:16. today marks one month to a

highly anticipated total solar eclipse. >> the moon will block the sun, it's going to be visible across theent tire country. even though that doesn't happen until august 21st, people nationwide are getting ready. they say they hope average people use tell scopes to snap pictures. >> we're going to have school kids and retirees, people across the country and walks of life collecting data and but thing it togethering so we can compliment the work that nasa's doing. >> experts are already warning you not to take pictures with your smartphone because they say the eclipse will fry your camera. you have been warned. apparently there's some pretty neat glass us can put on for this, special eclipse glasses kind of like the 3d glasses. this will be the first total eclipse in nearly a century. >> mark your calendar. >> that will be the big buzz. >> mike looks like he wants to test it. >> i want to know why it would because why wouldn't any other

bright light. >> some healthy skepticism, we appreciate that about you, mike. we have solar power heading into the weekend as temperatures going up. we're going to see 90s and we're going to inch close to the triple digit mark but i think we may fall right underneath that. but still hot enough to head over to a pool, definitely the beach. right now 59 degrees in the south bay peninsula, 54, 56 for the tri-valley. san francisco a nice 54. and we're seeing a little bit of clouds in the east bay at 59 degrees. north bay 50 degrees. so we are off to a fairly cool start but that's going to change as the next couple of miles per hour and it's all thanks to this hot high pressure and that's already starting to build in and that's going to keep us nice and dry over the weekend and of course nice and hot. so keep this in mind because today's only going to be a little bit of a preview of what we can expect as we head into saturday and sunday as well. today's highs in morgan hill expecting a high of 87, east san jose 86, san jose 83. so the south bay will remain in the lowertor mid-80s and then in

the east we kind 6 have a variety. oakland at 73 degrees were hayward 74 then warmer towards the inland spots,ual nat nut creek 88, antioch 91 and concord 92 degrees. along the pins 34r5 we will remain into the loerp 60s for the most part half moon bay 61 degrees, daly city 63 and then areas like san mateo 73 degrees. sfrangs also expect to climb into the upper 60s, sfrangs expecting to hit a high of about 66, 67. we might even see high of about 68. north bay right now point reyes one of the cooler spots alt 60 degrees and then if you plan on heading to condord, well expect for this to be one of the hottest spots in general, not just for today but through the weekend as well by about 2:00 already at 87 degrees. so concord definitely expect it to be one of the hotter spots in the area for today. but, this weekend concord is expecting 90s in the forecast yet again. mike, how are the roads looking?

>> looking good. hotter i guess on the roadways in concord later on but right now everybody's cool as far as the driving, keeping the cool heads as well. look at that the nice cool green for our speed sensors even over here in the hayward area, castro valley and looking over toward the tri-valley with no real problems, no slowing. waze will show you what is it means to compare these routes over here. really the ones i'm concerned with is going through the dublin interchange or cutting down through here on a bell. they're both just about the same. it looks like there's a couple minute vang to take the square right around the corner but then later this morning cutting the corner may be an advantage. so make sure you check with your waze system and make you're sure on our team. if you have waze in your phone make sure do you this, click on the magnifying class and on your profile check your team which should say nbc bay area wazers. if it does not, please make it so. coming up, a healthcare scare, the reason valley fever is skype rolkting across the state of california right now. now for game of thrones fan

this an exciting story we have coming up next. how you can traft the seven koimz of wes troes. >> right now police investigating an early morning stabbing. you can follow her as kris nbc for instant updates. new this morning: state health

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health experts say they are still trying to figure out exactly what's behind a big jump in cases of valley fever. >> last year about 5,300 cases were report the, the highest number since 2011 if the if you're not familiar it leads to flu-like symptoms, respiratory infection. those infections happen when people breathe in fungus spores in dust. health officials say people should try to avoid breathing in dusty air, make it very hard to for people in the central valley. maybe because there's been so move the moisture and rain in the past season. new this morning the state supreme court says way ward children can be taken away from their parents if their parents are doing the best to control their kids. it ways unanimous ruling. was handed down yesterday and it upheld a local ruling where a teenager repeatedly ran away from home, had a child at 15 and skipped school. both the lower court and hype court ruled if a child faces spacial risk, the state can assume custody of them. an interesting story, city

of san francisco looking to find the money to provide a small fleet of wheel-chair accessible car share vehicles. they're reporting san francisco transportation officers are working with those car share companies to try to provide those cars but they need to nail down a funding source do it. the specialty equipped vehicles are espn expensive to get a hold of and also to operate. sears is going to be selling its full like of kenmore appliances on amazon and marks a first time ever the kenmore brand is being sold outside of a sears store. sears is in the midst of a huge downsizing move closing 200 stores by the end of the year. sears has been struggling with debt and 14ru6r7ing sales. parents listen up check your kids toys this morning there's a massive recall going on for more than 14,000 teething and activity toilz. it involves these winkle color burst toys, color plastic can become brittle and break into small pieces. of course that pose a choking

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60s, 70s, 80s on the map, even some 90s. 66 for san francisco, 61 for half moon bay. down in the south bay into the low end of the 80s but still in the mid for san hoe say at 83 degrees. live more 880, antioch and concord the hotter spots, 92 in concord. for the north bay as well 80 degrees for napa, 80 degrees for santa rosa. this is hot some n some spots but it's going to get hotter this weekend. that's because we do have some high pressure that's sitting right over the bay area and that's going to start brewing up some upper 90s in the forecast and i will definitely have a rundown of what you can expect as you head into saturday and sunday. but today your friday's off to a great start. i hope that you've got your coffee, maybe some folks are tarking it to go, mike, what do you think? >> a lot of folks have taken it and then gone to the bay bridge toll plaza. these are cash pairs. these cash pairs are waiting but the fast track lanes are still moving and chp has not said anything about metering lights just yet. so that's a lighter build definitely to the end of the parking lot. that's the bay bridge toll plaza

itself. we haven't seen any odd backups there, a smooth drive on the approach overall, no delays. back to you. 5:32 we are following breaking news this morning out of san jose. >> this is gruesome. police say that a man was stabbed at least 13 times and his attacker still on the loose right now. today in the bay kris sanchez jointion us live in willow glen after red bird drive with an investigation that's underway this morning. kris. >> good morning to you sam and laura. answer investigator just took down the police tape but we know that the woman who police say stabbed that victim is on the run this morning. the stabbing happened just before 3:00 this morning in this neighborhood. the vic, as you said, reportedly stabbed more than ten times. up to 13 times. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance but is expected to survive. police officer did bring in a k-9 to search for clues. they also impounded a small hundred day as part of their

investigation prosecutor but the woman who police stabbed the victim is not in custody at this point. >> i asked san jose police here on scene whether that creates a danger to the public, that the public should know about, and the officer told me it appears at this point that the suspect and victim knew each other so perhaps no danger at large. well this all happened in this 800 block of red bird avenue, this is the parts of willow glen that's between alma den expressway and kwauta loupe pay expressway. >> i passed on to mike that the only traffic impact has been to neighbors living on this street and, again, that is starting to wrap up right now. now, we are hearing unconfirmed reports about who this victim might be, but we are not going to release that information until police say it's okay. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay ".. 5:33, happening today caltrain is taking a major step forward toward making your compute a little easier on the peninsula. in a few hours the trainz transit agency is going to be breaking ground on the lec tra

if i occasion project. >> westbound will hear how this will affect your commute. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. 10:00 here millbrae caltrain station you're going to have governor jerry brown, nancy pelosi, mayor ed lee and other government leaders helping caltrain break ground on this almost $2 billion lec tra if i occasion project that will be running up and down the peninsula on the caltrain corridor. we're talking about the king station all the way down to the ten station in san jose. right now it runs diesel local motives that are over 30 years old according to the agency need replacing and anyone who's done this commute knows they're packed, many times standing room only. 65,000 people ride caltrain daily, that's more than double the number from 2005 'with the new electric trains were caltrain can increase capacity add be up to six trains for peak hour in each directs according to agency. the new cars will still top out at 79 myles miles per hour but will be quieter and less

polluting. the project comes in at just under $2 billion with about a third of that money coming from the federal government. the first electric trains are expected to start running late 2020, early 2021. this proekt e ject does have its critics, however. we know that a number of people with property along the tracks who might be forced to give up some or all of their land to make way for the project and within the past week we spoke with one person who has raised safety and health concerns about the electric -- electromagnetic field that this project will create. reporting live here at the millbrae caltrain sation, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thanks for the latest there, bob. improving our transportation there's a major change going on for muni riders too in san francisco. you're going to interest to be patient. this this morning we have angs totsz questions lots of people are squg right now. starting tomorrow subway service is going to be shut down for more than a month. muni service between west portal and montgomery that's going to stop on weekends and after 9:30 p.m. on weeknights. the reason why is the crews are testing out new light rail

vehicles. passengers say they wish they'd got ann longer heads up on that. >> i have a twitter feed so it's following them and we're talking about all these changes or r so it was -- i. >> i'll have to take an uber or something like that or a lyft. it's going to -- i don't know. it's going to suck. >> all right. well, at least he ask laugh about it for the one weekend in august muni is not going to be conducting any tests. that's when outside lands is going on in golden gate park. we asked them about expanded shuttle service you can find out those details on our website. >> 5:36, new this morning we have reports of a robbery and an attack on bart trains overnight. the latest incident happened before midnight at the richmond bart station. bart police say a man was jumped and beent by several young people, taken to the hospital as well. we're waiting for word on his condition. we're also learning a man was robbed by a woman armed with a knife. she got away. that happened at the orinda station at about 10:00 last night. bart police are also

investigating car break-ins at several stations on wednesday night. all right. truly tragic story right now, this morning the search is ongoing for the killer of a hayward father who was shot in front of his baby. this is a memorial for that victim gropes. we have been covering this story since it happened on wednesday at which point we've learned that the victim's name is daniel delltor row. he's 29 years old. they say somebody shot and killed him near kmerry land park as he was pushing his baby in the stoler. this is his wife who tells us that her husband was trying to leave a gang. >> all he wanltded to do was provide for his family. we had a big plans to get out of this stupid bay area. and now it's not going to happen. >> well, the victim's wife says that she doesn't know who would want to kill her husband and as soon as we get an update on this heart-breaking investigation we're going to post it on to our website at nbcbayarea.com. 5:37, san francisco are

investigate a deadly stabbing. it happened in hayes valley between oak and page street. police say the man who was stabbed died at the scene. no wordiest any arrest. now in light of this latest stabbing, we look back at the homicide rate in san francisco for the past several years. according to an sfpd report from 2015, there have been 45 and 70 homicides in the city each year since 2010. a father shot and killed as his two young children looked on. this happened in lake county. now this morning detectives are asking anybody with information to please come forward. we have surveillance images of two different suspects who were are on the run right now. take a look at these photos. kind of hard to get a good look at the face, you see the outfit. investigators say they shot and killed 34-year-old david shal lot on wednesday during a robbery at his house that was on state street in kelseyville. that's near clear lake. all they took was a small amount of marijuana. his children are ages 8 and 10 and they witnessed the entire

thing. >> tragic. well right now in concord police are looking for help find a man accused in the beating of a convenience store clerk. police posted an image of the suspect. investigators say in april the man tried to use the stolen credit card to about cigarettes and clothing from the store on clayton road. it was declined so they say the man then tried to steal the items and broke the clerk's nose and leg. all right, folks, we have a lot this morning just now showing newspaper san jose this is not what would you expect to see 5:39 on a frit. see those flashing lights right here? they're trying to make their way past this cam fra 101 up to oakland road, that's a good stretch of roadway where the build would be happening anywhere on a friday. so you have slowing now approaching the area coming up towards story road. that's the on problem for the south but you can use north 87, north 280 getting around that area. the rest of your bay shows a smooth flow of traffic as well. as you get up toward the bay bridge no metering lights but

the cash lanes they are all backed and filled up there. smooth drive for now. finally upon us. >> it will bring a sniel your face every single time. we've got a big weekend in the bay area going on, the san francisco marathon. >> yes. we've got a lot going on and some great weather to pair with it so that's always good news. i like to, you know, bring the good news around here. but current temps right now, it's the 50s in the forecast and i just want to show you to make your way outside you're not going to see a lot of cloud cover but we can expect to see that increase. now, looking ahead to the weekend on sunday, yes, we do have that san francisco marathon and it is going to start along mission street at the embarcadero and the race starts at 5:30 a.m. to please make sure to be there. i know they're going to be closing the northbound lanes of the golden gate for the first time for all of the runners out there just as a safety measured. and then of course if you have plans to be running in that marathon, expect to see the 50s

in the forecast in that cloud cover. but then if you notice right towards the end of the race at about 8:00, 10:00 we start seeing a increase in the temperatures and the cloud cover makes way for plenty of sunshine. a quick rundown of your saturday, we'll start with 50s and 60s and by 12:00 a quick warm-up for inland spots about 80 degrees. 3:0086 and then into sunday also expect to see pleasant temperatures to start. very fast warming into the 70s, all thanks to that high pressure and of course by 3:00 we'll be in those upper 80s and 90s in some inland spots for sunday and saturday. so definitely a hot weekend ahead. but sunny weather. >> hot but better than the previous weekend. >> exactly. it's 5:41. coming up how local meet roll gifts ever bringing their knowledge to the fire lines of the detwiler fire this morning. and also marine biologists right now are looking into what sickened almost two dozen sea lions.

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good morning it's 5:44 and we request expect to see pleasant summer-like weather across the bay area and we'll have plenty of sunshine to go around. 65 by 9:00 a.m. and then climbing into the 80s. we'll talk about some of the warmer spots for the bay area for today coming up in just a bit. live look at the jam for san jose. good news they just quickly cleared all lanes north 101 at oakland road.

you're still jammed. right now we'll show you how that builds and how you can get around it. >> good news when that clears up. you are looking right now at new video into our newsroom of a house fire in berkeley that happened within the last half hour or so. one of our viewers sueset giving us this video. that broke out on arch street about 4:30 this morning. you can see the flames spread being quickly from there forcing firefighters to call in for additional help. the viewer who shared this video with us was among those who called 911. san jose state to weather research lab is helping the firefighter efforts in mariposa county. they're collecting the data and feeding it the firefighter in realtime. in one case researchers saw flames and smoke that started swirling like a tornado. >> when kl lums rotate it becomes a dangerous situation for firefighters and one thing with the dopplar radar that we have we can scan across the fire and detect that circulation before it's visible.

>> they say the tool they use is the only one of its kind in the country and it can help fight future fires. about half the state's firefighters in fact have been called in to battle this fire. hundreds are from the bay area. san francisco fire department has more than two dozen firefighters battling the wildfire but for many departments it's a delicate balancing act. while they want to do all they can for mariposa countythy don't want to leave their own home bases uncovered. it's 5:46 on your friday. about 20 sea lions right now are recovering after being rescued along the central coast. our station on the central coast talked with the marine mammal center there. they said it's made no rescues over the last three days, the latest one yesterday afternoon just south of hiss mow pier north of santa barbara. officials say that they think the sea lions are sick from consuming toxic algae. more marine life you probably wouldn't want to be on the coastline. shark week begins on sunday and

this year's premier has quite the bite. the guy in the pool michael phelps is going to be race a white shark. maybe he will finally lose one bat until his life. imagine getting into the pool with that thing. that shark has been practicing, dieting, getting ready for the 20 three-time olympic gold winner. not a lot of other details are being offered about the showdown you'll just have to check it out this sunday at 8:00 to see who the king of the water. >> when you lose, you lose about a shark. >> how do swim in a cage. >> i don't know. there's a lot that we need to discover. >> i guess we will. >> shark versus man. >> i saw a couple clips online of him practicing in a cage but we'll see how that plays over. we'll watch him do it. we'll let him take care of that one. but it's going to be a great weekend to head over to the beach and you may want to stay on the edge because i'm not a big fan of going too far into the water for the shark reason

alone. san jose looking gorgeous but we can expect to see a little bit of that cloud cover rolling in. we started off nice and clear but you might start noticing it gets hazier. but one thing you're also going to notice is those temperatures will be warming up quite nicely and quickly all thanks to this hot high-pressure billing in. that's going to keep us nice and dry through the weekend and we'll keep those nice warmer temps through sunday and by monday we'll see a change in that forecast but let's look at that temperature trend over the next couple of hours. san francisco will remain in the upper 50s climbing into the 60s by about 12:00. and of course if you have plans to head to the beach today it's going to be a great day do so. definitely expect to see a little bit of cloud cover so it will stay a little chilly early on. you might catch some coastal drizzle but by 11:00, 12:00 we start colleague out in terms of cloud cover and make way for sunnier conditions.

east san jose will be one of the warmer spots for today climbing into the 80s by about 1:00, 83 degrees so that temperature trend is kind of going to go up and down. but if you're maybe planning on heading to monterey, another beach spot, also expect to see that cloud cover through the 11:00 a.m. hour at about 60 degrees and then by 2:00 it will be 63. so i want to say maybe your best times to head to the beach to avoid a little bit of that coastal drizzle is going to be by mid-afternoon because early morning it's still going to be a little bit cold out there. norv over the next several days we do will have a couple of changes in that weather pattern that are going to come into play this weekend. we start off with that high-pressure as i mention and that's going to warm up san francisco nicely into possible lit 70s by sunday. and then by monday that high-pressure starts to drift away breaking apart and that brings us down to mr. seasonal temps to 67 degrees. 65 by tuesday and kind ref main similar throughout the next seven days. inland saturday and sunday will be your hottest days of the week and we kind of cool down just a bit into the lower 90s, but 97,

98. how are the roads looking, mike? oonchts we're looking good, a little bit better in san jose where we had this big jam up and nought crash cleared as the toll just after the brook. all lanes quickly cleared from that earlier crash but the backup quickly formed. so there's your slow sfrech. we're going to zoom out and show you the rest of the silicon valley. san jose is the problem. let's take you to the waze system and show you how to get around that. if you take 101 and cut up here 280 to 87 that cuts the corner and cuts you out of the backup and saves you about ten to 15 minutes. you can take 87 all the way up through the area and that will provide with you a lot of relief. now you want to make sure you check your route before you leave the house or wherever you're leaving, make sure you check your phone. that is where you have your waze app and you check that magnifying glass and then your profile. that gets to you your teams where you've selected nbc bay area ways firs have not i just showed you how. make sure join the team and we'll show you our short cuts and best routes. back to you.

let's try to help some folks who are heading to tahoe this weekend, shall weapon. there are some major work being done on one of the main arteries into the sierra that you may want to consider another route. happening now in on digital platforms at 5:51 an apparent accident at a summer concert festival in europe has killed a singer on stage. the singer named barbara weldon collapsed mid-concert. now authorities believe she was electrocuted. a texas-based coffee company is having its coffee recalled. now it ournz thaut ingredient is similar to what's found in viep ago gras. nearly all of the lots of coffee sold over the last two years are now being pulled from the shelves. taking a live look outside from

our san francisco welcome back. on your friday, 5:54. beautiful look right there from our san francisco camera and the transamerica pier mid. we're off to a fog i can start on the coast but it will make way for another pleasant day ahead. meteorologist vianey is going to have a full look at your forecast. that comes up in five minutes. happening now a major weekend traffic issue you need to know about if you're going to the sierra. crews are closing lanes of highway 50 over the sacrament tomorrow river for the whole weekend so they can repave the road again. we've told you about some of the issues on the bridge in the

past. this is the third time crews have had to repave that bridge. the last two times cruised used a bonding that the wore down and it just broke apart. repairs have cost the state tens of millions of dollars. a caltrans worker addresses the concerns about some of those rising costs. >> in reality, if we hadn't put that down, maybe we would have done this anyway, right. so it's not -- it's and added cost, it's a cost that we would incurred later. >> lane closures start tonight at 10:00 and they last through 5 could clock monday morning. the work will continue over the next six weekends. drivers should expect delays of up to an hour. search crews right now are looking for a missing northern california man who disappeared after falling 30 feet off of a dam. that man was camping with his son when all of this happened. sheriff's deputies say 32 year-to-date robert bass the third was trying to climb up a fence early wednesday morning when he slipped and fell into the stan as loss river.

they say that the man's 8-year-old son walked alone to the and is bar flat campground after his father fell and just hoped that his dad would return. evelyn flores was staying at the campsite at the same time. >> i saw a little boy who had to sit by himself that night and then to find out next morning his dad hadn't come back and that they're still looking for him, it's pretty shocking. >> search crews right now were able to clear a pool of water directly below the area where the man fell but they say that water levels are too high to search any farther down into the river. 5:56, changing the country's bail system, rand paul produce a new bipartisan bail reform bill this week which encourages states to reform or replace the practice of money bail. they say the system is unfair and people are being punished and to stay in jail for longer just because they cannot afford to make bail. the bill would replace the bill system with risk assessment to determine whether someone should be held in jail. happening today, we are expecting to learn more about

the escape of two georgia inmates who killed two correction officers before breaking free from a prison transport bus. the inmates escaped in mid-june. authorities captured them in tennessee two days later. today the commissioner of the georgia department of corrections will hold a briefing on the review of that incident. crack down on opioids in the south bay, santa clara have new standards when marketing the drugs. the company is going to to describe the benefits and risks of opioids which includes addiction, abuse, and misuse. experts hope that this will end the crisis right now that's playing many parts of the country. a follow-up this morning on the search for a well-known north bay businessman. crews have called off the search for todd friend. they've been looking for him since tuesday afternoon when they found his boat circling around the bay with no one on bored. friend owned the popular oyster

company which happened more than 100 years ago. they tell us they might resume the search if any get some new leads on where he could possibly be. a mountain lie on warning to tell you about, police are telling them to be careful after someone reported seeing a mountain lie on in san mateo. it happened in the backyard of a home on view ridge drive. there have been several mountain lion sitings in the past. thrill seekers, listen up if you're look for your next adventure. >> wee. >> head to the city of london has unveiled its new rest adrenalin filled attraction this week and it's being build as the fastest urban zip line road on the plan. he. imagine taking in the stiff london seeing the eye and all the other attractions there's a specially built launch tower that's 150 feet high. that's the same height as nine

double-decker buses stacked one on top of the other. the ceo of the company said that riders can check out some of the city's most iconic sites. >> we have views of the come months ant london eye and you can see crystal palace and bah shard and palace station. >> i don't need you to tell sell you the london skyline it's one of the most famous sky lines in the world. >> we're going. that zip wire is a short walk away from the river tens and big ben. right now breaking news recovering in the south bay. new information we're just learning about an early morning stabbing in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. plus traffic alertd, the major changes being made to this year's san francisco marathon which is this sunday and how it's going to impact drivers on the iconic golden gate bridge. and the massive wildfire burning near yosemite still raging out of control this morning. the desperate effort to protect homes near that burn zone. today in the bay continues right

now. we say continues because we've been on the air since 4:30. look how early you can join us. good morning. thanks for joining us right now i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. i appreciate that early because we do get up at 3:30 in the morning. we've been on air for 90 minutes we've probably had four, five cups of coffee each the adrenalin is starting to kick in. >> i would think so. at least with the nice weather it's not too cool or hot outside when we come in because when we come in it's a whole different weather pattern out side. but right now it's cool and comfortable but we're starting to see some fog roll in, clouds roll in along the coast and it's going to get cloudy out there. so farnts you're getting your kids ready for school today a nice cool start, and by recess time it will be warming up with plenty of sunshine and by 1:00 expect fast warming with temperatures in the 60s and 70s along the coast and then of course 80s and 90s for the inland spots. so i would say maybe take them with