good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have team coverage on this story from the overnight procession to the breaking details. this coming in to our newsroom. >> let's start with "today in the bay's" damian trujillo who broke this story on twitter this morning live at the scene with what we're learning just moments ago. damian? >> reporter: good morning. this is still an active crime scene in japan town. the last half hour or so the crime investigations unit has left the scene. blocked off between 7th street in downtown san jose. across the street from the gordon biersch brewery, not the restaurant and bar but the brewery, in japan town. here is the information we have. police are not confirming or saying anything official about the profession of the victims but sources tell me they were, in fact, off-duty oakland firefighters.

they attended a weekly festival with other fire tighters. when they walked out, they were con fronted by a man with a gun. it's unclear if words were exchanged or what the circumstances were before the shooting. police say the suspect then took off after he fired at least two rounds. then a short pursuit through the streets of japan town. >> we don't know if there are others or other details. we're searching the neighborhood to make sure there are not other people associated with this event. that search is ongoing. >> reporter: and, again, to recap, one off-duty oakland firefighter is dead. another is at the hospital. one man is being questioned about the shooting. i am told these were relatively young firefighters, just recently out of the academy. now the oakland fire department no doubt is in mourning over

this loss. this is a very quiet neighborhood. not a lot of calls for shootings in japantown. that all changed last night. we're live in japantown, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> we'll continue to follow. kris sanchez continues with an overnight procession from this firefighter. kris, i know you have been there at the hospital. it's been an emotional night there. >> reporter: this is a really sprawling campus so we have seen a number of vehicles, fire and police, stationed around valley medical center this morning. as you mentioned and damian reported they did make their way from regional medical center to valley medical center where we are. this is one of the trauma centers here in san jose. overnight that procession made its way and this morning we're seeing a number of fire trucks, both oakland and san jose fire stationed around here, valley medical center, a null of police

vehicles and oakland fire vehicles as well. now we do know that as damian reported the firefighter here has very serious injuries and that his fellow firefighter, a young graduate, did not make it after the shooting last night. a san jose police officer did tell me he would not expect any of the oakland firefighters here tonight or this morning to have much to say. we certainly want to respect their space in this very difficult time for their department, but if they change their mind, if they have anything they want to share with the community we will pass that along to you. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> our coverage does not stop here, damian trujillo broke this story on twitter as we mentioned. he will continue to post updates throughout the morning. you can follow him @newsdamian. more breaking news now. we're taking you live to barcelona where we're learning another victim of the horrific terror attacks died. the latest is said to be a woman injured in the second attack that occurred in cambrils.

this is a look at the growing memorial and the people surrounding it. the total number of people killed now stands at 14. and this is what the famed la rambla looks like. shops reopening. the locals say terrorists will not stop them from living. >> the man hunt for the driver who rammed his van through barcelona streets, the search is still going on. they drove that van into a small group of people in cambrils. 14 people have now died in both attacks and more than 100 injured. isis says its soldiers are behind the killings but have not provided any evidence. here is a closer look at the route the driver took. a busy square placa de catalunya

and spread down las ramblas, a pedestrian only walkway. it came to a stop near a popular food market. our coverage continues online as well. it's a story that is constantly being updated as it is changing. we'll post updates at nbcbayarea.com. b.a.r.t. police continued their crackdown on fare jumpers. if you watched "today in the bay" you know those officers this week are citing fare evaders at stations on both sides of the bay. dozens of riders have been caught without proper fare and now face fines. police at berkeley station yesterday morning cited a dozen people. three more received warnings. palo alto police investigating a purse sthachg at

stanford's shopping center. says two young women joined and three people disappeared by the time officers arrived. a deputy will be sentenced for pulling a gun on a fast food worker. benjamin lee was convicted. in 2016 he pulled a gun on an employee at a jack-in-the-box. investigators say he was drunk. according to "the mercury news" lee has been out of jail since his arrest. he face as minimum 90 days in jail. lee may lose his job depending on the outcome of the case. the young woman at the center of a sex abuse scandal that rocked several police departments has filed another lawsuit. she is suing the city of richmond. claiming she had sex with officers. she was awarded a nearly million

dollar settlement. and more west nile cases reported in eastern contra costa county. we looked closer at the latest reports six days ago. a horse was infected in brentwood. three days before that a dead bird discovered. an infected chicken discovered in knightsen. no sprayings are scheduled. no human cases reported this year. 5:07. looking for something to read in san mateo county, let the reading come to you. it is a new library book bike. it is billed as a mini mobile library available for schools, parks, and civics events. it introduced its new fleet. they have six of those bikes to

increase visibility. it's a new take on the ice cream man. the book mobile. it's going to be a nice day for that or anything you have planned today. 5:08. mostly clear skies as we look outside in san jose. i want to show you the temperature trend today. 62 degrees heading up to 83 degrees this after than a. here is how the temperatures trend throughout the day starting out this the 60s and then we'll be in the low 80s by 2:00 this afternoon. and heading over to mike a traffic alert. the freeway is closed now. >> kari, the southbound direction of 680. this is the reason why last night just about 10:00 there was a fire. this trailer hooked on to a big rig. fire crews there. 680 is only two lanes there, much different than through walnut creek and concord. that trailer, the debris, the cleanup, it's all still there. let me show you where that is in the north bay. folks are heading south down to the benicia bridge this is the

problem. even though you only have to get off and back on the two lanes of traffic starting to back up early in the commute. you're probably better off taking interstate 80 and coming over to the benicia bridge. it is a longer route but it is clear. that's the issue from the north bay to the east bay. the rest of the east bay moving well. the south bay a new crash at 237. i'll continue to track that as well. and a minor b.a.r.t. delay may be developing up here over by mcarthur station. some mechanical problems. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it's 5:09. coming up, breaking news this morning. an off-duty oakland firefighter shot and killed. a live update next. plus, the housing battle on the peninsula reaches the boiling point. tenants say their apartments are infested with roaches. and wall street starts to lose faith in president trump's

agenda. the latest when "today in the bay" continues.

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good friday morning. it is 5:12 and we are seeing mostly clear skies as we look outside at fremont. let's check out the temperature trend for today as you get ready to get up, get out the door, it's in the 60s. and then we're looking at temperatures today reaching the low 80s. nice for an extra long walk at the park. we are going to have slightly warmer temperatures in parts of

the bay. i'll have a look at that at 5:18. >> and we keep talking about this, the closure of southbound 680. the backup. folks are forced to get off and back on because of an overnight big rig fire. the commute builds. thank you very much, kari and mike. back to our breaking news we're following from overnight where two oakland off-duty firefighters have been shot in san jose's japantown. one is dead, another injured in the hospital right now. we don't know the status of his condition. but we do know, we do believe the off-duty firefighter from oakland were young, two recent academy graduates. police don't have a motive at this point. it happened outside of the gordon biersch brewery in japantown. one person so far has been held for questioning. this morning reporters on the scene of the crime and also at the hospital this morning where that one firefighter is recovering this morning.

5:13 right now. and new this morning residents at one peninsula apartment complex are waging a battle over rent hikes and the poor living conditions they believe are being ignored. last night people who live in the apartment in san mateo held a rally saying the landlord notified them rent will be going up $400. they show signs of bed bugs, roaches and mold. last night we spoke with renters. >> i have my name on every lease they sign. i've gotten zero calls. >> and the property owner tells us both the mold and bug problems will be soon treated. the rent hike will cover the costs. it is 5:14. a new hotel may be built near the airport.

a five-story hilton garden inn is being proposed. if approved it would be built near north 1st. take a look at this map. it shows you the area becoming a little hotel district. a holiday inn plus several others that are in that vicinity. the city approved a new 300-room hyatt place hotel not too far from the area near paypal headquarters. president trump has been praising the stock market and taking credit for the drive but perhaps not today. >> investors ready for rough seas? they have been betting on two things, tax reform and big spending on infrastructure. it's looking like they're not going to get either one. the white house has decided not to assemble an infrastructure advisory board. this after other corporate advisory boards collapsed as ceos quit. the dow had its worst day in three months on thursday. the second worst day of the

trump presidency. the nasdaq was down big, 2%. losses today will put the nasdaq on a four-week losing streak. uber says it will not allow neo-nazis and white supremacist customers on its app either customers or drivers kicking them off for violating the community guidelines. cupid recently kicked one of the charlottesville march leaders off its platform. most people would not want neo-nazis in their uber or app, it brings up the question whether a business can do that. who are the san francisco delta? they're a soccer team. the team is peeling for people to turn out for matches. the team is run by a ceo who came from high tech. i asked him, which isser, tech or teams? >> so is this easier or harder?

without hesitation, much harder. six or seven businesses under one umbrella. players, agents, coaches, there's construction, real state, technology, retail. >> brian helmick will be on with me sunday. sports teams almost always fail. remember the san francisco red wings -- i'm not done yet, the san jose frog, sun birds, the cyber rays -- >> you're making it up. >> no, no. they all existed. >> the frog? i don't remember the frog. i would like to see the logo there. life is good. are there any bears out there? this one is in montana. what a better way to just lounge on a summer day there. not a hot tub. it's someone's pond. it showed up on a 90-degree day.

the fish, of course, fled from the fur. after munching on pond plants we believe hopefully just the pond plants it moseyed along on a day that some consider unbearable. >> i thought it was the zoo at first. >> i know, right? some lady's yard. >> that was a pond, right? how far can you flee? >> crevices. hopefully they survived. let's move on to the forecast. we are starting out this weekend with great, a little bit warmer, maybe a good weekend to head to the pool. and we are going to have a nice start this morning. right now at 59 degrees in the tri-valley mostly clear skies. 62 degrees in the south bay, the east bay at 60 with a few clouds and we're also seeing some cloudy skies. a live look outside in san francisco. the seven-day forecast is up now at the bottom of the screen showing some warmer air in the

forecast. we're going up to 89 degrees in morgan hill and we're going to see a few low 90s sprinkled in here for the tri-valley. and the up to 92 degrees and oakland today looking at a high of 73. 73 in san mateo. 66 degrees the embarcadero. santa rosa up to 85 degrees. and happy friday for the kids getting ready this morning. it's a little early. maybe you're up packing the lunch and loading up the backpack. sunny and warming at recess today. by 1:00 for the kids heading home temperatures in the upper 70s inland. and then as you get ready to head out for some of the hiking trails today in the south bay a few clouds throughout the morning. temperatures in the low 60s at 68 with a light wind at 10:00. and with all of that sunshine warming up to 84 degrees for this afternoon at 6:00 it will be a very nice evening. and we are all talking about the

eclipse on monday. we'll have a 75% coverage of that eclipse and we're looking at, of course, some of the best spots to the north of here. as we look ahead to the forecast we will have some clouds along the coastline in parts of the north bay. as we go throughout monday morning, the inareas at this point look pretty clear. we're looking to see clouds, temperatures in the 60s with upper 80s today. mike has delays in the north bay and on b.a.r.t. >> breaking news is not here anywhere south of the golden gate bridge. 880, indeed, cleared from lanes. it may not until possibly as late as 9:00. we're still waiting for the latest update. a slow drive all the way down and folks are forced off and back on to the road at the

benicia bridge. westbound 80 to 780 a lot clearer. maybe that's the route you want to choose. the second for the b.a.r.t. lines. some maintenance work going on. night delayed a bit. a ten-minute delay early in the commute. we'll see how that affects the rest of the trains. now over to waze and check the peninsula. no major problems from san francisco to the south bay. 101 or 280 about 35 minutes. a smooth flow of traffic. you can compare the routes later on or north bay might be there. check your phones. that's the waze app. make sure you're on our profile. there you go. the team name is nbc bay area wazers. we want to make sure you're a part of that. back to you. sounds good, thank you very much, mike. up new research. what scientists say is persuading more women to not vaccinate their women. >> we are working to clear the

shelters. all of us have little friends named after us. take a look here. this is laura garcia-cannon. the 4-year-old cat. more pictures on laura's twitter page. follow her. >> she looks like moody, doesn't she? >> she does.

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happening now you're looking live at pictures from cape canaveral, florida, where liftoff is expected at any moment now for this rocket carrying nasa's newest addition to the tracking and relay system. nasa tweeted that the launch system is addressing a thermal issue on the rocket. the launch date will have to be moved. millions are planning to celebrate in their own way. >> a tiny town of kelly, ken, they're expecting something else. listen up. legend has it 1955, think back, aliens landed in the middle of the night it kelly, a small town, small it's not even on google map. but the aliens, they found it. here is the twist. monday will mark the 62nd anniversary and it's also when the solar eclipse is scheduled to happen. nbc spoke with the grandchildren of the couple who says the alien allegedly visited them. >> there was something going on

about three foot tall, pointed ears, oval eyes. >> people are scared to death they're going to come back during the eclipse. >> so the term little green men actually came out of kelly. if you don't have any plans monday head over to kelly, kentucky. they'll be waiting for a visit and holding the little green men festival. stay with us for continuing coverage of eclipse on air and on line at nbcbayarea.com. you can learn more about how you can safely watch the big show on monday. new this morning researchers are now saying the advice women get during pregnancy may impact how they vaccinate their children. the study was done in new zeala zealand. women who got discouraging information vaccines from friends and family were much more likely to delay recommended immunizations. only 57% of infants whose mothers received negative advice

were immunized on time compared to 73% of those who were encouraged to vaccinate. 5:26. our breaking news continues. an off-duty oakland firefighter shot and killed. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo is live on the scene with an update. damian? >> reporter: good morning. we are here outside the gordon biersch brewery in japantown. just a couple officers remain here at the scene this hour. police are still trying to piece together what exactly happened last night that led to the murder of one off-duty oakland firefighter. breaking news this morning --

two off-duty firefighters shot in san jose )s breaking news this morning, two off-duty firefighters shot in san jose's japantown. one is dead, another in the hospital this morning. we've got team coverage. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington. this is a story we have been tracking since we first came on the air at 4:30 this morning and we've been getting updates minute by minute. team coverage. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in valley medical center. first to damian trujillo. damian, you this story on twitter early this morning. what do you know? >> reporter: good morning. it's still unclear if all of the suspects in the shooting have been arrested. not sure if it was one suspect or more. police are canvassing the area to make sure there are no people who are still outstanding in

this incident. the crime scene here next to gordon biersch brewery is kind of winding down at this point. the crime scene investigation unit has left. the road remains blocked a couple officers still remain on scene. still trying to piece together what happened that led to the murder of this off-duty oakland firefighter. at least two shots rang out around 9:30 last night. we're not talking about the restaurant. this is the brewery in japantown. they attended a weekly festival at gordon biersch. for sought reason they were confronted a man with a gun. it's unclear if words were exchanged or what the circumstances were before the shooting. police are not saying anything about the profession of the victims but sources tell me they were, in fact, off-duty firefighters from oakland. police say the suspect took off. they were able to detain one man but are still determining if he

was the active shooter. police say they are surprised this would happen in japantown and after this event. >> a very safe location. typically a very family friendly event. i've been here for about a year so i drive by this event. a lot of people walking. it seems to be a nice event and just a random, senseless act of violence. >> reporter: again, the motive for the shooting police just don't know at this point. early in the investigation it seems to be just a random act as the lieutenant mentioned, and now one firefighter is dead. i did speak with one of the band members who performed here last night and he said, again, it was a family friendly event. a lots of kids, children, were in attendance. he is just shocked. live in japantown, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> understandably. now to "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live at valley medical center.

kris? >> reporter: hi there. we know our firefighters often live in communities other than where they work. it's possible they maybe were here for a bit of fun but also perhaps they lived down here. we don't know that at this point. what we do know there are a number of oakland firefighters and engines here at valley medical center where the surviving firefighter is being treated this morning. overnight there was a procession of firefighters that made their way here over from regional medical center. this has a trauma here. as damian reported the firefighter here has very serious injuries. his fellow firefighter did not make it after that shooting last night. a san jose police officer we talked with this morning said he wouldn't expect any of the firefighters here to have much to say until the family is notified and the department kind of gathers its wits about it. if that changes we will make sure to pass along any messages. in the meantime i did post on facebook more information about that night market that gordon

biersch brewery was hosting last night. if you were there last night and you saw anything or if you've been to that event in the past and know anything about it let us know what you think. again, gentlem again, japantown, this is not the activity we normally see there. >> damian and kris will be tweeting updating their facebook pages. you can get the latest on nbcbayarea.com. and 5:34. our breaking news coverage from barcelona. we are learning another victim of that horrific terror attack has died. the latest victim a woman was injured in the second van attack that occurred in cambrils after the barcelona attack. more of that latest information that we have. we do know three suspects have been arrested. five other suspects were killed by police in cambrils. the terror attacks are hitting close to home with an east bay woman who was in -- who is in

spain desperately searching for her husband following the deadly barcelona tack. >> pete suratos joins us live with the latest on the search now for this man. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. truly a heartbreaking story here as we talk about walnut creek resident heidi nunez who is in barcelona as we speak desperately searching for her husband who went missing during the terror attack. we had a picture of them but we're talking about heidi nunez and her husband jerrod tucker. the couple was simply enjoy drinks along the tourist street of la rambla when her husband decided to go to the bathroom. that's when the terror attacks happened. we did speak -- nbc news spoke with her by phone. here is what she said happened. >> within seconds after that,

there was screaming and yelling and i just ended up further and further away. >> reporter: the death toll reaching 14 following the barcelona terrorist attack, more than 100 injured. we know nunez has reached out to the uz embassy as well as local hospitals trying to desperately find her husband. of course as we get information we'll update you during the show. we're live in walnut creek, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, pete. >> we're hearing from a san jose family caught in the chaos in barcelona. caroline adams says her family is in spain on vacation. they got off a bus moments after the attack saw people screaming and running, and they managed to take this picture here. we're told the family is shaken but are safe this morning. we're expecting more updates all morning long. you can follow this developing story air and online at nbcbayarea.com.

our facebook and twitter pages have been updated 24/7. >> okay. just got the update seconds ago. here is the video, the full closure for southbound 680 just around marsh view heading off the cordelia junction. this truck was on fire. it was a refrigeration trailer and they had not only this fire and debris on the roadway but on the roadside. we just got word, take a look at the map. the roadway has opened one lane. that's half the freeway. we see some slowing start to dissipate just a tad bit but as you come down to marsh view folks are forced off and back on to theway. it looks like traffic can get by one lane. they still have to clear the truck. folks, you may want to take westbound 80. that will be your alternate heading to the benicia bridge. the rest of the by moves well. south bay, the peninsula moving. a light traffic flow.

good news, b.a.r.t. delays clearing at the mcarthur. a new crash north 101 at shoreline. the parkway off ramp. that may be an issue. >> sounds good. it's friday. pushing through the weekend. >> do we need this weekend. a chance to just relax around the bay area. some nice, warm weather for the inland areas and then we're going to see still a cool coast. a look at saturday's forecast. 65 degrees at some of our area beaches with cloudy skies at times. the bay at 77 degrees and 87 inland. cooler on sunday. so maybe saturday will be the best day to head out and relax by the pool. let's check out the clear the shelters forecast. we'll be in berkeley with our ice cream truck and we'll have some perfect weather as we start out in the morning with lower 60s in berkeley. we'll be rising into the low 70s for that afternoon and in

oakland we'll also have more of that same weather in the low 70s with a lot of sunshine. you're going out to the art and soul festival bring a hat or sun block and enjoy all of that time in the sun. sunday, we have the stern grove festival. mid-60s throughout the day with a mixture of sun and clouds. great for that as well. a live look at kirkwood as the sun rises. if you're heading to the sierra, low 70s. watch out for a slight chance of pop-up showers and thunderstorms going to l.a. this weekend it will be in the mid-70s with some mostly sunny skies and that and then hiking in muir woods. you'll be comfortable wearing long sleeves and also some pants with some mostly sunny skies there. we'll also have some fog during the morning hours. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. we look forward to it. 5:39. breaking news coverage continues. an off-duty oakland firefighter

shot and killed. >> this is the story developing all morning. developing by the minute. we will bring you up to date after the break. plus, crime rates are skyrocketing. what we uncovered overnight next. and a republican senator calling into question the stability and competence of the president of the united states. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

it's 5:43. we have a mostly clear start as we look outside in san jose. let's go to the neighborhood of willow glen. we'll be in the upper 60s at 9:00 and throughout much of the morning, low 70s. it'll be perfect at lunch time to go outside and then some low 80s today and even have to turn on the air conditioning for a little while, but we will have slightly warmer temperatures today. we'll take a look at what we're all inspecting across the bay area coming up in five minutes. the backup continues but one lane open. one lane still closed by the overnight big rig fire, a refrigeration truck more hot than cool. it's cool now. thank you very much, kari

and mike. back to breaking news we've been following since we came on air at 4:30 this morning. two oakland off-duty firefighters shot in san jose's japan town. one has been killed, another injured, in the hospital right now. we don't know the status of that firefighter's condition, but what we do know there were two recent academy grads. police so far don't have a motive. it happened outside the gordon biersch brewery in japantown. we know one person has been detained for questioning at this point. the investigation continues. it's 5:44. the crime rate is going up in california. we investigated overnight, and last year for the second consecutive year, violent crime numbers went up. according to federal data crime rates went up more than 4% in 2016. more than 170,000 homicides, rapes, robberies and assaults reported. more than 1,900 people killed, the most since 2009. the violent crimes are still

down, more than 50%, since the early 1990s. a rally supporting work place diversity is planned in mt. view. it was organized to protest outside of google by supporters of a recently fired engineer who lost job after posting a memo that seemed to justify gender inequality at google. the original protest was canceled saying they received threats. the diversity rally is scheduled at 1:00 p.m. 5:45. a republican senator is questioning president trump's competence this morning. >> scott mcgrew, strong words are bob corker this morning. very strong. the senator from tennessee was talking with reporters in chattanooga. take a listen. here's bob corker. >> the president has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to

demonstrate in order to be successful. and we need for him to be successful, our nation needs for him to be successful. >> now for a senator to question a president's competence is a big deal. you'll recall congresswoman jack jackie speier is calling for the president to be removed. corker is a republican, trump's own party. no new controversy. yesterday trump tweeted in reference claiming the bullets were dipped in pigs blood. something he said on the campaign trail. >> and he dipped 50 bullets in pigs' blood. you heard that, right? he took 50 bullets and he dipped them in pigs' blood. >> that story has been repeatedly debunked by historians. a number of magazines will

publish covers showing trump in hoods, using the hood as a megaphone to spread his message. the new yorker using the hood as a sail. we're interested in you think of the president and what's going on. you can reach me directly on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thanks so much, scott. we can help connect our favorite four-legged friends and new owners. >> it's time to clear the shelters. that's what it's time to do. this is the project nbc bay area helps organize and it takes place tomorrow. adoption fees for pets will be waived or deuced at all participating shelters that includes the humane society, silicon valley, which has a high number of pets. >> we're very full. there's a lot of animals waiting for forever homes and so this is a way for us to reach out to the community to find homes for as many animals as possible. >> we're going to be scattered

throughout the area. we'll be in berkeley tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning. >> that will be a fun time. come out. maybe i'll get a dog, i don't know. >> yeah, come on. >> i'm on the fence. we'll see. >> clear the shelters is happening all day tomorrow. you can go to so many sites across the bay area. as marcus mentioned we'll be in berkeley tomorrow morning at the shelter that's there. >> marcus, i'll be joining you for the ice cream party. maybe you could adopt laura garcia-cannon. >> tell them why you said that. >> that's a cat. >> mike inouye is a dog. >> they've named animals after us. >> mine is a broody little cat. but then i look and i also have a pit bull named after me, too. i don't know what that means. >> diversified. kari, you've worked the ice cream truck as well. >> it's really cool to get some free ice cream even if you're on the fence about getting an animal. i think once you go there and

play with the pets for a little while -- >> i've adopted a little dog and he's just a sweetie. come on out. >> and do not blame the weather for not going because we have some great weather in the this weekend. it's going to be really nice. a little bit warm for some spots in the inland valleys. overall it looks like we'll have a very nice and quiet weekend. take a live look outside at emeryville now. busy but we don't have the dense fog we've seen recently. we have clear visibility. high temperatures today reaching into the low 70s in oakland, palo alto at 78 degrees. san jose a high today of 83 degrees. and 90 in livermore. we're starting to see some 90s here. it will be heating up in concord as well and looking at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen we'll reach the peak of our warm weather tomorrow afternoon. we're starting out as we take a live look outside in san jose with mostly clear start. and if you were about to step

out the door now, you may need a light jacket over your nice summer dress or something that's short sleeved for later today as our temperatures will be heating up for this afternoon. and as we look at the day planner for oakland we'll be in the low 60s at 8:00. at noontime 68 degrees. and with a breezy wind, a lot of sunshine will be perfect at 4:00. low 70s there. if you're going to hit the links in the tri-valley, a great day for golfing as well. get out there erlt. early. we'll be hitting the high temperature at 3:00 or 4:00. looking at san francisco, along the coastline we'll still have some clouds. inland areas nice and clear during that time of the eclipse and head inland for a high temperature that afternoon reaching the lower 80s. mike has an update on the crash and truck fire. >> we're talking about the south

bay. we're looking over here at mountain view and the crash at shoreline. and pleasant temperatures over here. that sig alert in the north bay. that alert continues. slow down to marsh view where one of two lanes are open. the other is still closed there addressing the big rig fire. we don't have any word yet from chp. the metering lights are on as you would expect. let's show you waze. a smooth, easy drive. your typical route. it's nice. priority goes on to your phone. we have the waze app but i want you to be a part of our waze team. look for nbc bay area wazers, little animation here. back to you. >> looks good, thanks, mike. coming up new body cameras show a confrontation between a

pregnant woman and sacramento police officers. the woman says she was hurt. we also into the use of force by officers here in california. at 5:51 first happening now two navy officers have been relieved of their duties. they were aboard a destroyer during a deadly collision off the coast of japan. seven people were killed. one of the deadliest navy accidents in years. plus, a search for five u.s. troops off the coast of hawaii has been expanded now by 50 miles. the troops were in a blackhawk helicopter that crashed earlier this week. we told you about it on "today in the bay." two of the missing have been identified. beautiful, inviting and

sometimes deadly. the waters at san francisco)s beautiful, inviting, and sometimes deadly. the waters of the san francisco ocean. >> you'tourists and locals may reloiz how treacherous the waters can be. more about the troubled waters. >> reporter: still plenty of summer left. if you plan to head out to ocean beach you should know the hazards. what makes the water so risky is a one-two punch. powerful rip tides can pull people out to sea and they're always change. what's waiting one day may not be the next. currents from the bay can carry

people away. we spoke with a champion open water swimmer who considers ocean beach one of the most dangerous beaches in america. >> it looks inviting especially when we have this wonderful heat wave, but this is not a swimming beach. >> do you think that visitors to this beach are getting the message this is a no swimming beach? >> of course not. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, we talk about the murky message at ocean beach. we'll tell but the promise federal officials are now making as a result of our investigation. back to you. >> thank you, liz. if you have a tip tofor our investigative unit give us a call. new this morning dramatic new body camera video surfacing a woman pregnant says she was injured by sacramento police officers. and she says it was all a case of mistaken identity.

>> hands, put your hands up! put your hand up! >> my kids are in the house! come on, wait a minute. >> now this happened more than a month ago, police just released the video this week. police were serving a search warrant. she says she was sitting outside the door and told police officers her 1-year-old son was inside. >> one of the officers grabbed this female by the arm and pulls her to the left where she loses balance, she stepped off the curb or the sidewalk into the grass area and fell to the ground. >> officers later kicked open the door and detained her mom's boyfriend. it turned out to be the wrong man. poe never found the wanted felon. the pregnant woman was hospitalized but she and her baby are doing fine. police are evaluating training of tactics to make sure they're consistent with the department's policies. and more details now, we investigated the use of form incident across the state overnight. 157 people died in encounters

with police in california last year. that's a report just released from the state attorney general's office. the report did point out that the number of use of force incidents was just a small fraction of the millions of police encount that took place. happening now police investigating a road rage stabbing this the north bay. it happened just after 5:00 last night on fulton road in santa rosa. investigators say two drivers got into a fight and one of them was stabbed in the arm and leg. a 34-year-old santa rosa man was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. the stabbing victim is expected to be okay. a new case reported just outside of sacramento. state health officials say there are now 18 e. coli cases at lake wildwood. all of the illnesses have been linked to playing in the water

or taking care of someone who was sick. all lake wildwood beaches are closed right now a precaution. and 5:58. new this morning a controversial letter is circulating about an islamic in northern california. it has been in west sacramento for 15 years. the city officials say that it needs a permit to continue operating as a place of worship. now a flier is circulating that reads urgent, permit request. it goes on to say if not disputed the city of west sacramento will approve the permit which allows them to convert or expand current residential homes to a religious workshop property making it the third islamic center within a 1 1/2 to 2-mile radius. residents' concerns are said to have been ignored. the imam says he doesn't understand why the flier is circulating right now.

>> our neighbors are really nice and they visit me. i don't know how come they are doing this. >> and as for why the islamic needs the permit now, the city learned the building made unpermitted modifications in the past and now a conditional use permit is required. 6:00 right now. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm har cumarcus washing. >> you can hear mike inouye in the background. he's getting the latest on any road closures. breaking news in japantown. this morning as police investigate a double shoot that left one off-duty oakland firefighter dead and a second injured. the second happened around 9:40 on taylor street. >> team coverage on "today in