need i say more? live look outside from our emeryville camera. it is friday. need i say more? i don't think i do. a live look outside from emeryville he. not as much fog as we have seen in the last couple of days. and it is the end of the week. congratulations. you made it. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we just have to make it through. >> two and a half hours. >> i was early on that one. >> we are enjoying great weather. it's been nice. we've had cooler temperatures across parts of the bay area and also after a start with some clouds we'll get some sunshine again today, too. we're up to 80 degrees.

gilroy up to 89 degrees. s as we move over to the east bay we're still hittinging 90 in antioch. pleasanton up to 86. hayward, 75. the peninsula mid to upper 70s with san francisco up to 65 in the mission district. the north bay in the low to mid-80s. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. mike already has lots to mention about the roads. >> we're going to start in the south bay with a roadside fire in san jose. we have a crew arriving on scene. there may be smoke visible. one is at taylor. i think it's somewhere between the two, visible from highway 87. more detail. no slowing shows up on our sensors. we're watching the car fire approaching the castro valley y. it is on the shoulder. i'm not hearing about any injuries but that will be a distraction as well and a crash also in the middle of highway 4

westbound is slowing you down through bay point around bailey road. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, mike. >> two daredevils climbed the iconic span, clung to the edge, and even did some flips on it. now they're even in more trouble. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live with more on what they're facing. good morning. >> reporter: this was really a stomach turning video to watch and we certainly watched it back when it was posted. we can't show it to you because it has been commercially licensed and is posted on youtube. that is part of the issue here in the lawsuit. now this is the youtube page of a teenage daredevil. he and his partner posted that video of the illegal climb and the golden gate bridge says they were trying to profit from it. the lawyer from the bridge district says peter teatime and his associate rektor rector

senselessly put the lives of themselves and others in serious jeopardy for their own publicity to achieve fame and relatedly monetary profit. they contend they put their lives and others at risk by the stunt and by tricking the sensors and the security systems around the bridge. back in may we did talk with peter teatime from wisconsin where he lives. i have reached out to see what he thinks about this lawsuit. i hope to hear back from him and have that for you later this morning. i'll be back live at 5:30. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." thank you, kris. at 4:33 two poem accused in the recent deadly shooting of a well-known photographer are expected to appear in court today. the 19-year-old mims and 20-year-old fantasy decor tried

to rob edward french of his camera last month before shooting him on the lookout at twin peaks. mims is accused of being the shooter. both suspects are ex inspepecte enter a plea. the search for a thief continues. a memorial is growing at the scene where oakland resident david de poris died wednesday. they say he was sitting outside a could have foe shop when someone grabbed his laptop. he chased after the robber and died when he was dragged and run over by the thieves' vehicle. friends and fans are in shock. >> they were telling me he had an album he was working on. he had honed his songs to a place he was ready to share them and he was so eager to get out in the world. >> i'm shocked. i'm appalled. it's surreal and so unnecessary. >> deporis spent a lot of time

on the east coast where his death is having an impact. new this morning some would argue pacman's it time would -- charges against six people who they say made and sold counterfeit versions of the pacman video game. the same group is accused of ripping off other classic games including galica. they face 14 felony county fit counts and may face jail time if convicted. >> a time honored tradition in san francisco. there is a celebration of music, throngs of people will be out there at golden gate park today with the three day festival kicking off. more than 200,000 fans are expected to attend this year. the who, metallica and gorillas. pete suratos will have a preview in one hour. >> we'll look forward to that.

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world headquarters. today's top business headlines. wall street could see losses for a third straight day. futures are lower this morning. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all fell yesterday on continued jitters over tensions between the u.s. and north korea. their worst day in nearly two months. the nasdaq is poised for its worst week of the year. the dow dropping 204 points to 21,834. also you want to watch snap today. the parent company of snap chat reported disappointing earnings last night adding fewer new users than wall street was expecting. snap stock is tradinging well below its ipo price of $17 back in march. amazon is reportedly in talks to offer tickets to concerts and sporting events. a move that could loosen ticketmaster's grip, owned by

live nation is the exclusive ticket seller for top venues. to could be amazon's rate est attempt to use its customer base and bargaining power it to stake out a market. amazon has had some success in britain where it sold theater tickets in the west end since 2016. sam and laura, back over to you. >> they just crush the competition. landon dowdy, thank you very much. >> 4:40 right now. google under fire. a surprise appearance from its ceo at an event specifically for young women. he spoke on the campus designed for young female engineers hours aftering google canceled an in-house meeting to address the fallout from an anti-diversity memo written by a now fired engineer. >> there's a place for you in

this industry. there's a place for you at google. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> goog under scrutiny after that memo. they canceled the town hall when google workers say their questions were leaked to the public. breaking news this morning, president trump again ramping up his rhetoric directed toward north korea. he just tweeted a moment ago, quote, military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded. should north korea unwisely. hopefully kim jong-un will find another path! a live report on this from washington coming up at the top of the hour. 4:41 right now. we want to get a check of the forecast with kari. finally friday. >> friday and it looks really good again today. we've had gorgeous weather. warming up into the low 80s in

campbell. i'll have a look coming up next. and looking over here the southbound 101 moved well through san rafael. we're talking about san jose, though, where we have new video in from the fire. >> plus a craigslist ad going viral as we see the fog. how clear is this ad. qualifications needed to become a personal assistant in san francisco. find out what they're advertise ing for right after this. a follow up now -

the government )s chief science agency says global warming is real - and is getting worse. a follow-up right now at 4:45. the chief science agency says global warming is real and it's getting worse. yesterday noaa releasing its state of the climate report saying almost 500 scientists worldwide collaborated on this report which says last year's temperature were the highest ever recorded. last month the president notified the united nations that america would be leaving the paris climate accord. 4:45 right now. let's see if we're going to be warming up this weekend, even today. >> well, just a couple degrees in a few spots. not everywhere. bit by bit and then we'll cool down. a rise in temperatures. right now as you step out not too bad. it feels like it's in the upper 50s to lower 60s, all cloudy skies as you head out and we'll see that throughout much of the morning especially in san

francisco where we'll see that drizzle and fog developing as we head through the late morning hours. our high temperatures today in santa rosa and napa up to 83 degrees and it will be up to 90 in antioch today. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen in the south bay where it will be up to 80 degrees and then we'll see some temperatures in palo alto up to 79 degrees. let's start out in the closet this morning, a couple ideas what you can do to get ready. a great day for long sleeves and pants to start out the day maybe wearing some short sleeves later on this afternoon. and we are going to see the fog hugging the coastline san francisco at noon will have mostly cloudy skies and fog around half moon bay and pacifica. as we go into this evening we'll start to see the fog rolling back in across the bay even over toward hayward and union city, patchy fog later on tonight t.

if you're going out to the fair today in sonoma, a nice one for that. high temperatures reaching into the low 80s during the middle of the day, will reach the high temperature of 3:00. it cools down nicely so it will be a great evening out there for some of the live music going on. we'll keep temperatures in the 60s and the clouds and fog will linger into the rest of the seven-day forecast. inland areas will be cooling down a few more degrees. by monday our coolest to 80 degrees and then it starts to heat up by next wednesday and thursday. more on that and mike looking at the fire in san jose. >> these flames were visible, i'm told, from highway 87. kris sanchez when she was en route to the area did let us know as well as she was able to see that. right above the truck there you saw the overpass. crews out there.

there's 880 itself and the over crossing and it's right around taylor and heading. activity as far as the crews go on city streets. we're getting more detail. it doesn't sound like any structures are involved. no major injury. details are just coming in from this brush fire. speed sensors are moving well. northbound 101, a car wept into the center divide. tracking the car fire right before you get to the dublin interchange and had this crash still blocking at least one, possibly two lanes. over towards bailey so the backup starts before you get to railroad. look at that over at harbor. waze can help you out. that will will take you around

the area and, in fact, it's about the same. i would say folks are probably used to that heading to the walnut creek interchange. i would say please check your waze app because on your phone when you check your map you can check a little icon there, the magnifying glass. back to you. >> a nice description. thank you very much, mike. 4:49 right now. lawmakers stepping in to try to halt the eminent deportation of the oakland family. senator dianne feinstein last night visited the oakland home of maria sanchez. three months ago i.c.e. agents gave them 90 days to leave the country. the deadline is now four days away he. the couple have lived here more than 20 years and mrs. sanchez is a nurse at highland hospital. >> they're law abiding. they've never been arrested. it's everything the law ought to have some mercy. >> i.c.e. says the case has been

reviewed multiple times over the years. they have four children. many people right now living in one of the most upscale neighborhoods of the east bay are on edge after a string of robberies. thieves targeted three homes in blackhawk, an area of dan vilvi. yesterday investigators releasing the surveillance pictures. that one was. they think the suspect through the back and it all happened last friday. no one was home at the time. a follow-up now more west nile virus confirmed. owe figureses say a walnut creek bird died of the virus and so did a group of mosquitos. a spokesperson says the virus k activity is mild. they'll be doing extra surveillance and mosquito control.

beach now goes to the public. state appeals court ruled half moon bay must be open now to the public immediately. the controversy started when tech billionaire closed that access after purchasing the surrounding property back in 2008. orders to unlock the gate and many expect it to wind up in the supreme court. well, if you think you have what it takes, a recent craigslist ad may have your name on it and the ad is going viral in the process. >> have what it takes. these posters are looking for a personal assistant starting at $25 an hour. >> so be ready to work weekends and carry a 40-pound dog up several flights of stairs.

also get ready to clean dog vomit. applicants get bonus points for experience with home design, fashion, and long hair in general. it helps to be able to set up a fish aquarium. >> more bonus points for being a game of throne fans. i can get behind that. they've received several applications. pets and lifting up dogs in silicon valley. >> you can make one of a kind wood -- >> craftsmanship. >> if you have the talent, $25 an hour waiting for you. 4:52. next on "today in the bay" they say there's an app really for everything. a continued earp for teens is out. the name you need to look for on your child's phone. >> that i would want to look into if i were a parent. first now breaking news out of china. 36 people have died, this is in northwest china. two people were among those

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a kansas police department is warning parents about a new app. welcome back, everyone. it's 4:55 right now. new this morning a kansas police department is warning parents about a new app calling it tinder for teens available to download everywhere so it impacts families across the country called yellow.

the app describes itself as a place to make friends, chat, and share live videos. it resems tindr, photos, descriptions. the police department says yellow is concerning because it lets teens easily meet strangers. a follow-up right now, microsoft is once again defending itself after consumer reports pulled recommendations for devices. they posted thursday afternoon. microsoft initially say iing it respectfully disagrees with that decision by consumer reports. now microsoft says we stand behind surface. reports claim 25% of microsoft surface computers are going to break within two years. microsoft says failure and return rates are significantly lower than that. another alarming update to the opioid epidemic. intensive care units are reporting a huge increase in opioid-related admissions and even deaths. new data shows overdose admissions have gone up by 34%

since 2009. cost to treat patients jumped 58%. researchers say many hospitals just can't keep up with the growing demand for emergency opioid care. also this morning, mixed reviews when it comes to fast food chains and kids meals. researchers just put out this report. they found that most restaurants do offer more nutritious side and drink choices. they are listed on the website is and menu board. most places continue to list unhealthy options. one-third of restaurants in each chain continue to list sugary drinks as an option for kids meals. maybe eat iing out tonight, friday night, and maybe it's date night. kari hall, what kind of weather have we got? >> some great weather outside. we'll have a lot of people out there enjoying some cooler temperatures and also some cloudy skies looking at that forecast at golden gate park. the event starts at knoop and goes on all day. our temperatures are in the lower 60s.

wear some layers. we'll talk about what else is ahead up next. and we're looking it at this, a fire just south of the airport. we'll talk about what is affected right now. and violence in the east bay. a live report on a crime spree overnight. good friday morning.

a live look at the golden gate bridge. good friday morning to you. let's take a live look outside this morning.

this is at the golden gate bridge. made it to friday. now just making it through friday. that's what's key here. the morning commute and the forecast coming up at this moment. >> i would say it's like 99% of the battle. you coast right on through. >> we were trying to make it there and we've had beautiful weather. we know it's going to be an awesome weekend and we have so many events going on. let me get you out the door. heading up to 80 degrees today. it's going to be comfortable throughout the morning and early afternoon. a day to leave the air conditioning off. mike is still tracking that fire off to the side of the road. >> this is off highway 87 visible from the freeway when kris sanchez drove through the area. video from the crews on west heading just off highway 87 to the overpass above them. we're looking at the flames visi