beautiful morning at san francisco. everybody looking forward to friday eve here. >> it's hard to look forward as we take that live picture it's a little covered up but we use our imagination sometimes when the fog takes that away. good morning and thank you for joining us. reality check, i'm sam brock, she's laura garcia-cannon and what comes after thursday. >> this is mike, kari. >> we all know each other we know what's gong here. we are 24 hours away from the weekend. >> we are, and it's always nice to know that we're going to have a wide range in temperatures and all it takes is a short drive. you can change your weather and make the weekend what would you like. now, we are starting out this morning as we get a live look outside in san jose there are some clouds rolling by like yesterday morning but it did heat it during the afternoon. we're going to see the same thing today. high temperature heading up to 88 degrees. >> i want to show you the temperature trend as you make plans to get out there for today. now we'll talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes, but mike has an update for highway

4. great news. the only slower drive we see on our sensors is in the east bay, west highway 4 that crash at bailey i just got word all vehicles been cleared to the right shoulder ppsz. a distraction but we should see recovery from leverage all the way toward becamely road. we will watch this over the next few minutes. meanwhile the toll plaza has the back up on the left approach. i think one of those toll takers not yet there for work. that's standard. back to you. back now to continuing coverage of a tragic at a state fair in ohio last night an attraction park ride goes horribly wrong. one person dies, seven others injuries. >> it just broke apart. this morning we're looking at the local immaterial pact for you. bob redell in santa cruz with what inspectors will do there today because of this tragedy in ohio. bob. >> reporter: good morning. the assistant an cruz boardwalk has shut down it's fire ball ride. they would have inspected today

yesterday but they want to wait till today to get sunlight to get a better look. the fire ball ride here in assistant april cruz is made by the same manufacturer as the one at the ohio state year. as you can see in the cell phone video that's been widely sirk vated on social media came apart yesterday fling a number of riders into the air and on to the ground. one person died, seven more hurt, some critically. the boardwalk hasn't any h any probz lepz with its fire ball ride sht shutting it down just to be cautious. the manager wants to check with the manufacturer to see if there's any special adjustments they need to make after what happened in ohio. there is a key difference between the fire ball here in santa cruz and the one that malfunctioned in ohio, the one in ohio is porltable which means it can be break he down and set up somewhere else. >> ours is a fixed ride, it's inspected daily as mandated. california has the most restrictive mandated rides in

the world sbr. >> just because it happens there doesn't mean it's going to happen here. >> reporter: after this morning's inspection they expect to reopen the fire ball later today. they found that the sonoma county fair is also supposed to be having the fire ball ride next week when that fair opens. the website does mention that all rides are subject to change. >> let's hope everything's safe there. thank you very much, bob. happening today, the u.s. senate is going to begin debating more ideas to reform healthcare. one possible option at this point, a plan that could save you money but leave millions of people without coverage. >> president trump just tweeting about a half hour ago, quote, come on, republican senators, you can do it on healthcare. after seven years this your chance to shine. don't let the american people down, unquote. today in the bay tracie potts live on capitol hill this morning with the latest move by republicans. did good morning. >> reporter: we're tracking things here because that debate

opens up today so all kinds of ideas to be thrown on the table, including what they're calling here in washington the skinny plan. >> mr. brown, mr. ber. >> confusion in the senate over healthcare. >> telling different members different things and asking them to believe that the final product will be whatever they want. >> they have already created chaos with all of these options. >> like the so-called skinny repeal that could get a vote today. it gets rid of some taxes and penalties for not buying insurance but doesn't touch low-income subsidies or medicaid. they say 16 million people could lose coverage and prem jumz would go up 20% under that plan. >> i'm not giving up. >> lawmakers under pressure from president trump. >> we better get that done, fellows, please. >> and from folks back home. >> where he need it badly. we need a rye plan for people until ohio who are in counties where there's not a single insurer. >> democrats refuse jump in

until republicans offer something. >> so democrats are not going to participate in this one-sided and broken process. >> the white house chietding republicans. >> step up to commitments that they made during the campaign. >> reporter: america's health system is ailing today's did he bait, part of the effort to find a cure. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. new this morning, republicans in the house and senate say they've reached a deal on russian sanctions bill. the deal clears the way for the measure to go to president trump. he's not yet said whether he plans to sign that measure. of course there's still multiple investigations into whether the trump campaign team worked with russia during the 2016 election. in the meantime, right now online at nbcbayarea.com we have continuing coverage of president trump's decision yesterday to ban transgender people from serving in the military. you can hear from protesters mar marching wednesday in san francisco. the white house says it's still

working on the core logistics of implementing that change. a san francisco police officer accused of posing child pornography may be in court as soon ased to. they arrested 37-year-old joshua enea. they say multiple pictures were found in his antioch home. they findings were part of a 5-month joint investigation who spoke about the arrest yesterday. >> it's very, very troubling that a sworn peace office worry have any of this stuff on their computer. >> enea was released on bail last night and is now suspended without pay. when had the investigation first started, police say he was moved to a behind-the-scenes job. happening today at 5:06 weapon have new details. we will learn them about bart's new trains in the say live look at the walnut creek bart station this morning with the he got an inseed peek earlier in the week,

changes that include fewer seats but more room to stand an also working security cameras. just last month we told you about how all bart trains were getting those security cameras. this after an investigation revealed that only some of the cameras were real others were decoys. today's bart's new police chief is giving an update on what comes next. some of those models are expected to rom out in september. also new this morning, a half million dollars is reportedly going to going towards a downtown novato train stop. the marin independent journal is reporting that the mtc approved that money yesterday. that's coming from a grant fund known as the transit performance initiative for the sonoma marin area rail transit stop. the new stop is going to connect downtown shopping areas and it will be near the redwood boulevard and grant avenue bus facility. electric car owners palo alto will now have more option when's it comes toing chag stakss but it will come at a price. the city will start charging roughly $2 an hour.

it comes as the city doubles the number of charging station in public facilities. as we reported earlier are the city unveiled two new solar panels that will help charge some of those stations. well, if you're planning on flyer out, there's a new security rule you should be prepared four. tsa is starting to screen all devices larger than your cell phone, that includes e readers and tablets. they now have to go into a separate bin and through the x-ray machine. the new rules were tested at ten different airports. travelers we are spoke to were mixed about the added screening. >> safety's been a big problems in the united states, especially on overseas, so i think that's good that, you know, they're just keeping us 15i67. >> it's a hassle. >> i would rather put everything in my checked lug gauge but i want it to arrive in one piece so i take it on with me. >> you'll see the security changes implamented in the coming weeks. in march, homeland security banned lap tops from eight middle eastern and african countries.

they there are concerns terrorists may have found a way to hide kbloes sives in electronic device dollars. it's 5:09 and we wake one clouds across much of the bay area this morning but it's all going to clear out. we'll get some sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures this afternoon. east san jose will reach up to 92 degrees and for the east bay up to 100 degrees in concord and antioch. and in danville 99 degrees. oakland 79 there, 87 in palo alto, san francisco reaching 70 in the mission district, and even hotter today in the north bay, up to 96 degrees in sonoma. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for evergreen coming up in a few minutes but mike says there's improvements for your commute. the crash over in bay point has cleared about 20 minutes ago. we see improvement for the highway 4. over here 580 and 205 no major issues now that the crash has cleared off 205 and approaching the merge. look at that all green here for the tri-valley and for hayward

through the east bay. over here these east bay times are look great as well. this is through the maze approaching the bay bridge where the toll plaza and that cash lane on the left has opened there's still one closed on the right. and the golden gate bridge we'll show that you live camera there's fog here so that's an issue for drivers just be careful but it's not uncommon for fog to be at the golden gate bridge. >> i've heard that before. thank you, mike. up next a very dramatic night in new york, the way that police officers caught an inmate who escaped from riker's island. >> and the world's richest man may soon not be the richest. i'll tell what you happened when "today in the bay" continues.

it's 5:13, just like yesterday we wake up with some clouds, looking live right now in san jose as you're getting up early and maybe getting the kids ready for day camp today it's going to be a hot one and all of the community pools have gotten loots of use. our temperatures today until everygreen heading into the low 90s this afternoon and we're going to settle in with these 90s over the next few days. we'll take a look ahead coming up at 5:19. and we're looking at that great travel times for the north bay despite the fog at the golden gate bridge. our camera shows a nice clear view and these times show a clear drive as well.

thank you very mitch, kari and mike. it's 5:13 right now. developing overnight the inmate who escaped from a riker's island jail in new york city has been found and it turns out he didn't go very far. 24-year-old burglary suspect that queen hill was found hiding in a trailer on the island around 3:00 a.m. eastern time. investigators say he jumped a fence and escaped yesterday afternoon. there were reports it happened as two inmates distracted guards who were watching after a small group. the missing inmate wasn't noticed until much later. this morning we are hearing from experts about an alarming new study about the future of the human race. >> you may have seen the headlines at this point online. researchers say that men are significantly less fertile than they were 40 years ago. that study found that sperm count has declined more than 50% in men from north america, europe, and new zealand. they wanted some perspective and investigate and talked with researchers about what might be

behind it. >> it can't be ga net tech tick, it's too fast for genetic changes and so it's got to be vierntdal. >> it's not something that is limited only to the man who has an interest in build a family. it can be telling us something about all of our health. >> well that leaves me with plenty of questions. what shut men in your life be doing to buck the trend? they say to keep a healthy diet, getting a good night sleep and not smoke will help. more data shows that more americans are quitting smoking, traditional cigarettes. uc san diego shows that quit rates jumped 1% between 2014 and 2015. that's the first increase in 15 years. researchers credit media campaigns and the popularity of e-cigarettes. college students are spending less time binge drinking but young people who are not in college are doing more binge drink, that's according to national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism. turning to business and tech

news right now, could meg wittman be the next head of uber. >> that will be interesting. scott has some last minute moves are fueling that rumor. >> she's stepping down as chairman at the board of hewlett-packard. she has a complicated job structure sht she was until now on the board at hp and she's still ceo of hp enterprise which is her main job. hp enterprise is a separate company approximately you'll recall it split itself into two a couple years ago. as far as we know, she has every plan to remain ceo at hp enterprise, but as you point out, this resignation from the board over at hp is fueling those rumors. we do know from uber insiders the company is pretty committed to finding itself a female ceo. there are lots of good candidates out there, but the problem is like wittman, they already have a job. the white house yesterday tauted a nou new foxconn plant to be built in wisconsin. you remember president trump

promised three new amen facilities, even apple didn't seem to know. this might have been what he was talking about. foxconn does make apple pro drukts ducts. it's just one factory and not three, it's foxconn and not amen but it will add 3,000 jobs. shares in facebook hit a new high as the company raked in money. executives on the phone call with us, the reporters kept trying to remind everybody huge growth can't last but nobody seemed to listen. twitter nurnd its numbers this morning, seems very few people are joining twitter. amazon says it will hire 50,000 people next month to work at ten warehouses throughout the united states, including tracy. there's been a big jobs hooirlg hiring fair on august 12th. it's a big day for jeff bezos, the led of amazon might become the richest man in the world today. amazon reports its profits, it's a good report and the stock jumps. bezos will replace bill gates as the richest person. right now he's only, only $9000 million lind gates. >> isn't that crazy.

>> and that shows what tpz it's like to be rich. you could gain $900 million in a single day and become the world's richest. >> especially the way amazon has been. >> it started out as an online retailer and think about all the things that -- it. >> it still is. >> as we know every single day. >> as you know he's absolutely right with weber is sises and everything else that it does. >> healthcare now, manufacturing it's own clothing line. thank you. >> 5:18 right now. maybe you want to go online to buy school supplies or your local store. school's starting next month but we're trying to help out. we've kicked out a program to help kids get into high gear and all that gear. kids across the bay area we're trying to help make sure they have the school supplies they need. we've staemd one tell municipal bond an 48, and for the rest of this month a few more days you can donate back packs, school supplies, even cash. weapon use that to buy more supplies for students who maybe can't afford some of those new supplies. the full list of you donate can be found at nbcbayarea.com, i'll

try to tweet out a link right now. cartoon - "rocky and bullwinkle show" - are saying goodbye to one of the star voices of the show. actress "june foray" - the vocie of "rocky the flying squirrel" has passed away - she was 99 years old. her death was confirmed last night by a friend. she also did vocies for looney tunes, she was the granny in "tweety and sylvester," and she was "lucifer" the cat in disney )s 19-50 feature cartoon )cinderella. ) =4shot= ad lib toss to weather and traffic

=kari/cu= ==kari/ck== let's take a live look outside right now as you yet ready to head out in san rafael and the driver's making it on around the s curve with clear visibility right there and we've seen the fog in patches across the bay area this morning. we are looking now at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, our temperatures stay in the 90s over the next several days in the south bay but we start out this morning at 61 degrees. so it's still a nice cool start where you can open up the windows and let in some nice cool air and then this is where we're going today. up to 97 in livermore, up to 94 in napa today, oakland 70 four

in san francisco, in the upper 60s. so as we look at the day planner for oakland, we start out at 62 degrees alt 8:00 and then some clearing today with high temperatures reaching into the upper 70s. once again and nap and sa nome april valleys it will start out nice and cool but our temperatures quickly go up into the low 80s by noontime and then low 90s early afternoon. some of the cooler temperatures over the next several days will, of course, be along the coast and assistant an cruz will be a nice place to hang out. will be in the low 70s and then some mid-60s, even some upper 60s for the weekend. and san francisco will also see some 60s and low 70s over the next few days, morning clouds and fog not going anywhere and for the inland areas our temperatures stay in the 90s spot we are in for some really hot temperatures and the pool has been our friend lately. i think we'll still be hanging out there this weekend. now mike you're check prongt gress for highway 4.

that's right. one of those spots you're watching for triple digit temperatures, just outside antioch is highway four, an easier drive slowing as you approach leverage and recovery as you pass bailey the scene of an earlier crash. we'll see show you what things are like for the bart system. there's a station not far from the crash, unaffected by that. let's check waze. once you pass through that slower section which continues ton recover you see over toward the bay area we have your three routes, typical 680 off 242, that's the easiest. but be sure you compare your route on your waze system on your phone. click the magnifying glass on the map, that will access your profile and you'll select nbc bay area wazers that's the team you want to join so we can share. the next palo alto park that may go to the dogs. the place organizers are hoping to put a dog park after some

recent objections. we're czech e out our twitter feed where we posted a list of tips in coyote sightings in sunnyville. you can follow up at nbcbayarea.com as well. we'll be right back.

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first responders who helped to save law makers from a gunman last month on a virginia baseball field. you'll remember that gunman shot four people during a republican baibs baseball team practice. congressman steve scalise was just released from the hospital yesterday after weeks and multiple surgeries. capital police returned fire killing the gunman. a new done dog park is coming to palo alto. the parks and rec department through their support at the parks this week but they urge the city to act quickly. it's expected to be built in the northern part of town. right now the city has three dedicated dog parks but they've been working on increasing that number for years. two other proposals in north ploelt actually fell through in recent months. coming up next, a loud night in walnut creek, the mission of overnight training going on here. we have new video this morning to show you. another suspect face a judge today in connection to the deadly assault 5i6 woman known as ms. flo.

the suspect's unlikely connection to those being accused of the murder.

welcome back. right now we are just shy of 5:30 on your thursday morning. live look now from redwood city and a little bit of the water gleaming. sunrise going to come up soon. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that forecast right nought. sun's arrival but hears

californiary right now. it will take a while before you can see it because we start out with cloudy skies as we get a look at the seven day forecast for san francisco. our high temperature heading into the up upper 60s, low tests e 70s over the next few days and then the inland forecast going to be very hot. upper 90s expected. and we have several events going on around the bay area this weekend, so i'll feature a few of those events in seven minutes. mike is now tracking some of the slow downs as you head out on the roadways. that's right. thankfully highway 4 has cleared, the crash cleared and so now we're left with your typical light morning commute. things are starting to kick in if he bay bridge, look how light this traffic is on the sensors but look at the live shot we do have the metering lights turned on just a few minutes ago and that's been enough time to fill in that toll hassa from the overcrossing all the way to the metering lights. back to you. that is packed. thank you very much, mike. at 5:30 right now, happening today another suspect in the

brutal and deadly beating of ms. flo is expected to appear in court. >> ms. flo of course s the elderly san jose woman who was attacked inside of her home, flo douglas died from her injuries about a month after that. pete suratos joining us live from the hall of justice in san jose to explain who the newest suspect in this case is. and the list of suspects just keeps growing. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. yes, that list keeps growing and the latest suspect is senna ka san choez tose. she's the mother of one of the suspects being directly accused of murdering ms. flo just last year. that suspect is 19-year-old johnny brannan. here's video of him appearing at the hall of justice yesterday. you can see him in his orange jumpsuit. that 19-year-old was arrested by police on tuesday and is the second suspect directly accused of murdering 88-year-old flo douglas inside of her san jose home just last year. that first suspect is 19-year-old zachary cue within who was arrested just days after

dug lags was brutally attacked and now brown's mother later today is facing charges of being an accessory after the fact of that murder. now, the death of ms. flo as she was affectionately known by many in the south bay sending shock waves throughout the community. and documents reveal in early september last year that brown along with thee other suspects planned to rob diagnosis laus. prosecutors saying their plans went too far with a man aggressively beating her, taking her car, belongings and leaving her on the floor of her home, even returning minutes later to beat her again. she died of her injuries a month after that attack. >> what a treasured individual she was. it's -- it's a tragedy not only to her family and to her friends, but also to the community. >> reporter: as it stands, there are a total of six people facing charges in this case. santos is set to appear in court at some point this afternoon. we're live in san jose, pete

suratos for today in the bay. >> all right. thanks so much, pete. at 5:32 this morning we have a new video of an overnight disaster drill in walnut creek put might have heard some loud bangs in the downtown area if were there. it was close to broadway plaza. the area was closed last night from 10:00 to 2:00 this morning. walnut police and contra costa firefighters and security guards all took part in the live training drill. police are hoping that surveillance video can help them solve a violent incident that may leave a woman partially blind. you can see a man randomly elbow that woman in the face and knock her down as she's just walking down international boulevard in the fruitvale district. the woman then struck her head on the ground and as she's falling down she snaps it back. this happened last week. we spoke to the victim and her niece who said that that man first yelled at her to get out of the way before bowling her

over. >> she's on the floor and knocked down. >> i don't know why, like, why? she didn't do nothing. she was just walking by. >> doctors say that the victim suffered a broken bone in her face and that that may leave her partially blind in her left eye. new this morning, more than $200 million worth of crystal methamphetamine is heading to australia was busted in santa rosa. here's what a lot of that meth or ice as it's called on the streets looks like. the president democrat reports this morning that that was found in a storage facility last month, heaps of it. investigators say they've arrested three men in strail australia. one of the men bought a plane in santa rosa and was planning on flying the drugs back to australia. new kitchens are coming to san francisco unified schools where food can be made from scratch. currently no schools in the district can do that. examiner reports this morning the district has approved five to six school kitchens for upgrades. they've serve as regional hubs for all schools. the nutrition department hopes to have the first kitchen up and

running by 2019. the goal is to one day have all schools with their own kitchens cooking healthy food for kids every single day. needy families in california will soon be able to connect to critical food sources thanks tie bill signed into law this month by governor brown. the bill allows user the cal fresh food program to dial 211 to more quickly access nearby participating food pant tries and grocery outlets. this is the first bill authored by new palo alto assembly man mark berman to be signed into law. bay area soccer fans may still be a little euphoric, maybe tired this morning after a thrilling gold cup final last night. >> they got their money's worth no goubt that. stanford alum jordon morris kicking the goal in the 88th minute. goal. u.s. goes on to beat jamaica 2-1. moore than 60,000 fans attended last night's game but one group you might say already lost the group before it started.

thousands of fans of team mexico bought tickets assuming that their national team would make it to the finals only to see them lose in the semis. >> supposed to be like usa versus mexico but now it's usa versus jamaica but we're just trying to get a good time. >> you can't script it. hopefully they did have a good time. the sniet was more than just a game for a lot of those fans because they also went to a pregame fee affiliata in levi's parking lot. >> started earl. >> i is it before 1:30? celebrating all things football. so big soccer match, lots of happy people. and you know what? and. and that celebration and the crowd continued into toward the nighttime because i was getting continued updates from waze reports saying there was a lot of congestion around levi. that's all cleared up today. we're back to the typical morning slow down for north 101 to 680. that's your first burst of traffic and that will ease up over the next four 5 and then kick in about an hour from in our. the rest of the bay shows eye nice easy drive.

right on schedule for most of your drive. good recovery for westbound highway 4 out of pittsberg and into bay point. we had an earlier crash that did clear so mo noir no proper problem toward bailey. along the peninsula, no delays, 101 and palo alto, the headlights seeing a few more folks and here your travel times approaching the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. >> you know what else we're approach something. >> it's the end of the work. >> the weekend, right upon us. it we've gotten through three days already, about to knock down thursday. >> not that we don't love being here. >> right. >> enjoy every minute. >> but we of course love our time off too and checking out some festivals, relaxing by the beach you can't beat that. as we look at saturday's forecast, inland areas are going to be hot. we know that, it's going to be up to 95 degrees the bay at 87, and the coast 70 degrees on sunday, no major changes here but it does get a little bit

hotter inland. so you may be making plans to find some air-conditioning or one of those misting stations if you'll be in the gilroy area checking out the gilroy garlic festival this weekend. all of that garlic just going through the air with some 95 degree temperatures. i still love it anyway. if you're planning on heading to almedia for schooler temperatures you've got the park street art and wine fair on saturday. that goes on from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and look at these temperatures only making it up to 70 degrees with a nice little breeze. heading on the road this weekend going to l.a. it's going to be in the mid-70 but i wanted to give a heads up because of some hurricanes out in the pacific, the waves along the southern california coast will be very dangerous and we will also have some slightly more choppy waves here in the bay area too. maybe you want to head over to the mountains and enjoy some time in the sierra. here's a live look this morning,

still a little bit of snow on the upper mountain crests and we are going to have those temperatures reaching into the low to mid-80s over the next few days. very nice weather for the sierra too. if you're going to carmel valley this weekend we'll reach in low to mid-80s, slightly warmer temperatures there as well with mostly sunny skies, a very nice weekend to also spend some time either in the carmel valley or right there along the coast and the beach. we are going to have some warm temperatures today, i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for fremont coming up in three minutes. sam and laura. thanks so much. it's 5:39 right now. next, justin bieb's overnight car crash. how the man he hit with his car is doing this morning. the whole thing caught on camera. in politics, the senate goes 0 for 2 now another big challenge this morning we'll tell you all about it when "today it in the bay" continues. . . .

it's 5:42. a lot of clouds around the bay area. no different here as we take a live look outside in fremont this morning. already busy at 5:42 in the morning. well, we are going to see those temperatures really getting busy today. warming up fairly quickly and our high temperatures reaching into the upper 80s today in fremont. as we head into the weekend, expect more hot weather, i'll have a look at that coming up in about five minutes. and the highway 37 just showing that little bit of

slowing out of var lay hoe over toward novato. we expect that we'll show you how things are shaping up on the greater commute coming up. it's 5:42. a disturbing story come ougts of mariposa county where thousands of firefighters are battling the detwiler fire. this morning we're hearing that spln's been stealing from firefighters. >> when they're compromised, busy work or sleep, that crime is going down. the sacramento bep reporting that two helmets and iphone were all stolen from fire trucks on plond. this happens while they were resting in motels in merced after doing 24-hour shifts. firefighters right now collectively are battling this wildfire which has consumed more than 81,000 acres of land. this morning it's up to 70% containment. the president is warning rnz republicans not to let the american people down today. >> scott, that bless age coming in the form of a tweet, urging senators to end obamacare. >> although it's worth reminding the president the majority of americans actually support some

form of the affordable care act but the senate keeps trying to chip away at it. senate has taken two votes on bills so far, both have failed. there's another vote expected today, the so-called skinny bill that would leave much of the aca in place return clueding the medicaid expansion. the situation is causing -- calling senator majority leaders mitch mcconnell's leadership into question. a political analyst at the washington post compares the situation to a dog who is caught in a car. conservative republican senator brooks says mcconnell has got to go. today's skinny bill would keep that medicaid expansion in place but it would remove the individual mandate. the rule that everybody has to buy insurance. but if healthy people leave obamacare, insurance companies will not want to sell that insurance because then they're just selling to the sick. that's bad for insurance markets, but it's bad for republicans too. because if it is not a repeal, and it is certainly not a

replacement. new whitehouse press secretary sara 34uka bee sanders did not seem happy answering the questions on the president's ban on transgender people on wednesday at one point threatening to shut the press conference down. we saw major tech execs speak out against the transgender ban. it's not surprising they feel the way they do but it's been surprising about their opinions being so public. they could have stayed out of this. early on tech leaders were eager to be associated with the new white house and its fek counsels but we've seen them quietlily and not so quietly distance themselves. if you have questions about what's going on in the skinny bill or any other international business machines, send us a message on twitter. you can find me at scott mcgrew. pretty soon you'll be our de facto parliamentarian. 5:45 right now, new this morning new poll out that says most

people in california do support policies that fight climate change. those numbers coming in from the public policy institute of california. 56% of adults say they approve of cap and trade. that's the highest level of support since 2009. 76% support a bill that would, i all of california's electricity to come from some sort of renewable energy source by 2025. it's now four months and counting when it comes to record highs for bay area real estate market. home prices continue to sizzle this summer. the bay area median price rose to 735,000 nds june. that's up 7.5% from a year ago. this month's add does not include san mateo county. the last time median prices fell year-over-year it was back in april of 2012. that's 63 straight months of increases. a rough week getting rougher for pob star justin bieber. he struck pap razz saturday in

beverly hills and those cameras were rolling. >> this happened asaway was leaving a venue. he pulls out of his park spot here, it is the truck's rear view mirror are you see the guy down go down that hits the photographer. bieber did get out to make sure that he was okay and help out here. the 57-year-old photographer suffered minor injuries. earlier this week, justin bieber announced he's ending his current world tour and cons eling the remaining 14 shows. >> how are they supposed to drive through all of that? how do you do that, mike? >> you can get some tips from waze on that or is that outside your jurisdiction. >> the whole waisz weighs team to gets through it. >> all the ways to get through this week we're closer to thursday and it's heating up, kari. it's going to be hot for parts of bay area, it won't be hot everywhere which is the great thing about living here. you can take a short drive and get some natural air-conditioning. another great thing, look at that sunrise. wow. it's absolutely gorgeous.

and those clouds rolling by right at about tw2000 feet so t only thing you can see is the very top of that tower. seven-day forecast now at the bottom of the screen as we look live in san jose it's all cloudy right now and our temperature is at 62 degrees. 59 degrees in palo alto as you head out the door and cooler in santa rosa. now it is 51 degrees. as we look at our high temperatures today, it will be a little bit hotter than it was yesterday. gilroy expect a high of 94 degrees and then four the east bay we'll be up to 100 degrees today in antioch. hayward 85. 79 in oakland. peninsula keeps the cool temperatures and hofl moon bay at 62 degrees while hooetding up in palo alto to 87 degrees. 70 in the mission district, marine district at 63. and 95 in novato today. santa rosa going up to 89

degrees. a lot of clouds as we get started back up you still want to grab something like a hat or something that will give you some shade and might keep you warm this morning too but then you'll need the short sleeves oz our temperatures heat up again today and for the rest of the afternoon, sunglasses and if you can make it a beach day or head to the local pool. great day for some swimming to cool off as our temperatures once again hit those 90s and even some triple digits. a cool place go and hike will be the peninsula, it stays foggy along the coast and will be at 54 degrees with some clearing by late morning. cool temperatures still, though, will be at 57 degrees with mostly sunny skies by early afternoon and then as the clouds rolle roll back in we'll be at 58 degrees with breezy winds. and a hot day in the tri-valley if you're planning to go golfing today you want to make sure that it is early. we will already be at 71 degrees at 9:00 and then some mid-90s for the rest of the afternoon. as we get a look at the seven day forecast for san francisco,

we'll be in the low 70s for the weekend, upper 60s early next week and inland areas nothing but 90s in this forecast. and mike now you're tracking a new crash in the south bay? >> that's right. it doesn't sound like it's a major issue but we're letting you know it is there off of 880 and great mall parkway. is your commute direction out of medical pete tose and san jose. it sounds like no lanes are blocked but we'll get the update consensus chp arrives and gives us that full update. smooth drive leer for the tri-valley, a little slowing for isabel right there and also over here 880 south through hayward, union city typical pattern on either side of that san mateo bridge. >> i wanted ton show the waze system as we're look at your traffic across the bay. we're talking about the san mateo bridge and there was some slowing we saw through hayward. if you want to avoid that you can take this green route but that takes 20 minutes longer just to avoid any slower drive which would get you there faster. you make your choice.

you can choose though, choose weissly. choose the team nbc bay areas wazers and that's accessible through your profile. look at this right here, you click on your name and then the team and then our name, nbc bay area wazers we'll help you out. maybe you miss the papa razz decide, back to you. >> 5:51, the bank robbery doesn't go as planned. the reason this criminal's get away didn't involve closing. >> and happening now, we are noticing an unusual twist for the upcoming bay bridge series. the a's seem to have the giants beat on the ticket resale market. when's the last time we heard of that? we're looking at stub hundred prices for next week's game. coliseum tickets are starting at $17, that's what's got the giants bees. lowest priced taipt atat&t tick $6. closings are about to begin in

poser is rollie's case. tech ceo has declined to take the witness stand. we're back with more news on this thursday coming up in two minutes. stay with us.

welcome back. it is 5:54 on your thursday morning. home surveillance cameras are supposed to give you a peace of mind but what if you weren't the

only one watching. >> vicky women discovered a security concern involving several popular brands of cameras that could give strangers a peek into your lives. here's a look at our story for tonight. >> you're watching me on a home security camera. many of these cameras are now connected to the internet so you can see your home from anywhere. but as weir about to show, you some of these cameras have a security hole you need to know about. otherwise you'll risk broadcasting your private life to a stranger. it's exactly what happened to this woman. we're blurring the details to protect her identity because she was unintentionally recorded in her home by this man in san francisco. he bought a security camera and returned it, then a month later he says his inbox filled up with video clips that slowed this woman in her living room. she had apparently bought the camera he returned and was trying to set it up. so creepy. >> it's totally creepy. i was like this could have been my sisters my mom, you know plt.

>> so i was like we need to tell people about this. >> tonight at 11:00 we investigate lou this can happen and will show what you happened when we tested several different cameras. plus how to protect your privacy at 11:00. >> if you have a for an investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips. there's another mountain lie on sighting to tell you will about on the peninsula. they say somebody spotted a mountain lie on about 8:30 yesterday at the dead end of bar detective road. they're telling people to be only the lookout in this most rece recent citing. we did a survey to see how many there have been in recent months and we counted just four since just last month. on friday a mountain lie on was spotted in the backyard of a home in san mateo. in june there were three mount ann lie on sightings in the span of a week in different parts of san carlos. happening today, one of the

forther oakland police officers facing charges in the widespread sex scandal. he is charged in the sexual misconduct case involving teenage sex washinger who was formerly known as celeste kwap. perez is scheduled for preliminary hearing in just a few hours. that's happening at 9:00 a.m. wild scene in florida, that's one way to describe this. a man was running down a busy street stark naked and, yes, the craziest stories always come out of florida, while he was dropping dollar bills behind him. >> the florida ians are going to call you. >> i don't know what it is in the water down there. take a look at the video. we've blurred the man's body zblour it's hot down there. >> police say the 25-year-old man robbed a bank and got away with a whole bag of money but a dye pack inside the bag exploded so what did he do? he ditch the clothes, keep the cashing and then of course low it out as he's running down the street. witnesses say he drops 50 and

$100 bills. he was dropping benning minutes on his way down the zreet. he said that he pulled this stunt because he's trying to start a new career as a comedian. ffrtly for that guy police did not find it as funny as he did and he was soon taken into custody. 5:58. news this morning one northern california city having trouble with its new system for handing out parking tickets. drivers say the signage in downtown sacramento is hard to understand so they often don't know where they can park or for how long. and it turns out it's not just drivers who are confused but also parking enforcement officers. the issue came to light after one couple came forward saying they received three incorrect tickets in the past year. the city admitted the couple was right and that it's likely because some officers are still learning the new parking system. in the meantime, drivers say the best advice is to have proof that you parked in the right spot. >> document the sign near where you parked, make sure you figure out the date and time and contest it.

>> if you're making a trip to sacramento any time soon and you find yourself in the same situation you have 21 days to contest the ticket and you could do it online. google has decided to drop its instant search feature which ought mat tically populates results as you're typing. when it was launched back in 2010 they estimated that would shave off millions of seconds by the time it took to right out a search request. but now more than half searches are made on emotional devices and instant search doesn't display as well on smaller screens. >> that's interesting. >> 6:00 right now, questions about ride safety this morning after a deadly accident at the ohio state fair. it's all caught on tape. this steps ride inspectors are taking in northern california to make sure nothing like that happens here. plus the healthcare battle continuing, another day in washington. the idea is that republicans are now floating today as they try to come up with a new plan to

repeal and replace obamacare. and planning bart's future, what we're expecting to learn today as bart gets ready to roll out its new fleet of trains. today in the bay continues right now. a very good thursday morning to you thanks for joining us i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we're going to be rolling out that forecast as you get your day started here. kari hall joining us. i'm sure that her closet is all picked out and coordinated. >> i don't know about that, my own personal closet, no, not at all. i've seen it, it's big. >> yeah, and it's going to be a great day for just sorting out the closet, maybe getting out something new as we are going to have some hotter temperatures today. but this is where we begin right now with some lower 60s as you get ready to head out the door, but it's 52 degrees in the north bay and then check out san francisco right now with those low clouds. it's 53 degrees, may need a jacketing to start out but look at how hot it will be today, up to 94 degrees in napa, oakland