>> 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

the bay." kris sanchez is live and damian trujillo has been talking to investigators. let's begin our coverage with damian. >> reporter: good morning. it seems like the crime scene here is about wrapping up. police have gathered the evidence they could. about to reopen taylor street. a very tragic set of circumstances as two off-duty oakland firefighters were shot, one of them fatally by the suspect. another crime scene about two blocks away where one of the suspects was apprehended at this point and trying to figure out if there are more suspects involved in this shooting here near japan town. here is the latest information we do have. police are not saying anything official about the profession of the victim with you sources do tell me they were, in fact, off-duty oakland firefighters. they attended a weekly festival at gordon biersch brewery with

other firefighters. when they walked out for some reason they were confronted by a man with a gun. it is unclear if words were exchanged or what the circumstances were before the shooting. police say the suspect then took off. then there was a short pursuit before police caught up with him. it is unclear again if he is the only person connected with this murder. earlier this morning i spoke with police and a band member performing at the family friendly event just before the shooting. >> we had a lot of neighbors calling in. we were able to detain the adult male in the vicinity so we're still investigating to see what his role is. >> it was pretty shocking. i saw two people laying down on the ground next to my car and a number of people around and then emergency vehicles showed up soon after that. >> reporter: at this point there is no motive. police don't why the shooting happened and also at this point

it appears to be just a random act of violence. it is unclear if more suspects might be out there. police are surprised this is happening in japantown, a peaceful area of san jose. i'm dame, "today in the bay." all right, damian, thank you. and our coverage continues with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez who is live at valley medical center. that's where the large procession ended early this morning for the fallen firefighter. surely an emotional scene there. >> reporter: right. and this is a sprawling campus there are lots of ways into the valley medical center and out of so the firefighters who want privacy certainly could have gotten away. we saw firefighters walking away from the hospital. duty calls and likely they will have to go back on the job at some point regardless of how the condition changes for the firefighters who is still here valley medical center. they all made their way here to valley medical center in san jose in a procession overnight

from the and then from regional medical center. as damian reported the firefighter here has very serious injuries and his fellow firefighter did make it after that shooting last night. it appears at this point to be rather random. the san jose police officer told me that he expect any of the oakland firefighters who are here to have much to say. this is such a tragedy for the department and those two firefighters who were shot, certainly the newest members. >> if they change their minds, if they do stop in, they want to have something to say, we will share that with you. in the meantime we'll respect the privacy and give them time. are here in san jose oakland firefighters. we don't know whether they were just here for that event or were among the firefighters who live in a community other than the one they work. we certainly will try to get more details as this timing is right with the oakland fire department. in san jose, kris sanchez,

"today in the bay." >> thanks for the very latest from there, kris. damian trujillo first broke this story on twitter before we even came on air at 4:30 this morning. he will continue to post that throughout the morning. we'll post updates on our own twitter page @nbcbayarea. from barcelona we're learning more this morning of another victim of that terror attack that died. a woman injured in the second attack that occurred in cambrils after the barcelona van attack. >> the total number killed now stands at 14. and this is what the famed ramblas walkway looks like this morning. these are still investigators at the scene from yesterday. the locals say terrorists will not stop them from living. >> this is a man hunt. the man hunt continues for the driver who rammed the van through the barcelona streets.

three suspects have been arrested. five others were killed by police after they drove a van into a small group of people there. 14 people have died. isis is claiming responsibility. >> a closer look at the route the driver took before mowing all those people down. so tragic. it started at placa de catalunya. a pedestrian only walkway. it finally came to a stop near a popular food market at la boqueria. >> when we have other updates we will post it. locally, b.a.r.t. police continued their crackdown on fare jumpers. if you watch "today in the bay" you probably know officers this week are citing fare evaders at stations on both sides of the

bay. dozens have been caught without proper fare and now they're facing fines. police cited about a dozen people at the berkeley station. three more received warnings. it's 6:07. we're seeing clouds along the coast as you wake up and get ready to head out the door. partly cloudy skies. now a look at the live camera, temperatures are in the upper 50s to lower 60s. upper 80s, even 90s for concord and livermore. up to 90 degrees there. san jose, 83 degrees. palo alto a high of 78 degrees and mid-60s for san francisco. santa rosa a high of 85. slightly warmer today than it was yesterday. and coming up in about four minutes i'll have a look at san jose's trend as we head over to mike now tracking two sig alerts. >> kari, the first one is the result of this fire from overnight just around 10:00. this is southbound 680.

fire crews were there. this refrigeration truck was on fire and that's still in the roadway. now let's show you the map and the backup. jammed up on 680 from westbound 80 or eastbound 80 from both directions. that's the better reroute for you. take 80 and back over to the benicia bridge because of the backup. one lane open. one remains closed at marsh view and there's the backup that will remain for a couple hours even though they got one lane cleared. a trailer is the bigger issue. the second sig alert is here. those who it does affect it's a critical junction over there. traffic control. it sounds like an earlier crash over there and that will affect folks discovery bay, brentwood if that's your drive. take note of that as well. the greater bay area, southbound and northbound. all sides move very well. the backup at the bay bridge, metering lights are on. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike.

up next, safety concerns at a popular bay area shopping center. the newly released photos showing the suspect in a purse snatching. >> plus, staying on top of the doubling in san jose that left an off-duty oakland fighter dead. we're live at the scene bringing you updates all morning long. >> and investors losing faith in president trump's ability to move the economy forward. we'll take a look at wall street when "today in the bay" continues. ==mikx=

happy friday. we're coming up on 6:12. a live look outside in san jose. all of that clearing out soon. to the neighborhood of santa teresa where at 10:00 it's all clear and we'll be at 70 degrees. it will be a warmer day than yesterday reaching the mid-80s this afternoon. you may want to relax by the pool. a look ahead to the forecast coming up in five minutes. and the biggest backup is in the north bay. solano county and the effects of a big rig fire. the reroute and i'll plan the rest of your commute coming up. thank you very much, kari and mike. we do continue to follow breaking news this morning. two offy oakland firefighters have been shot in san jose's japantown. one person is dead, another injured. we understand that they were two young, recent academy graduates. police don't have a motive so

far but they did detain a person just a few blocks away. two crime scenes here. they detained that person for questioning but one off-duty oakland firefighter was shot and killed in san jose's downtown japantown. we will have the very latest as we try to search for the recovery effort of the other firefighter who is being treated at valley medical center this morning. it is 6:13. pay low toe police investigating a purse snatching at stanford shopping center. this is the surveillance image of three people police believe were involved. last sunday a woman reportedly was sitting at an outdoor table and had her purse taken by a young man. she says two women joined the man. they disappeared by the time officers arrived. a south bay deputy will be sentenced for pulling a gun on a fast food worker. he was convicted in june. in 2016 he pulled a gun on an employee at a santa clara

jack-in-the-box. they say he was drunk. according to "theory news" he has been on leave facing a minimum of 90 days in jail. lee may lose his job pending 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. jasmine abuslin is suing the city of richmond. two richmond police chiefs and four officers. she claims she had sex with several richmond officers, some when she was under age. back in june she was awarded a nearly million-dollar settlement with the city of oakland for similar charges. facebook is testing a feature that will provide custom news links in the news feed. they aring ways to increase the amount of time you spend on the site. a few sentences of text on the subject and a link to a story

and photo. if you want to experience monday's eclipse in a relatively quiet and air-conditioned volvo, providing a moon roof for its new 2018 xc-60 car. they say the viewer easily attaches to the moon roof with a magnet. seas certified so should protect your eyes. only limited quantities are available for dealers along the path of totality. oregon, idaho, nebraska, missouri, and south carolina but, wow, what a marketing link there. >> you know what else is looking less sunny, the stock market. >> scott mcgrew, a cloudy outlook. such a great run. >> did we ever. investors had been betting on that run, reform and big spending on infrastructure. it is starting to look like they will get neither. in fact, the white house has decided not to assemble an advisory board. this after its other corporate advisory board collapsed as ceos

quit. the dow had its worst day in three months. second worst of the trump presidency. the nass 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 supremacists to be customers on its app or drivers, kicking them off for violating the community guidelines. cupid recently kicked off one of the charlottesville march leaders off its platform. while most people would not want neo-nazis in their uber or dating app it does bring up questions about whether a private business can deny a customer service if the business finds the customer's beliefs offensive. in other news while lots of businesses in silicon valley will help pay for fertility treatments plenty still will not. paying out of pocket for a round of fertility treatments can run tens of thousands of dollars. assuming, of course, you can get a loan in the first place. a san francisco company called

future family wants to specialize in ib loans. >> today in the u.s. the cdc says 7.5 million couples at any one time are struggling with fertility and the number who get access to care is a couple hundred thousand. >> that company is a bunch of solar city people who moved over and it's really the same sort of -- i've always said, it's the finance companies. this, too, a specialized finance company if you're interested in fertility. >> or infertility. >> infertility, well, both, really. i should plug myself, i'm here after "meet the press" on sundays. >> i'm always having a cup of coffee watching it. at the box office this weekend, the hitman's bodyguard. a key witness in a trial against a dictator, but jackson is also a hitman who is trying to assassinate riddle. it's a rated r movie.

>> "logan luck," brothers will need the help of an unhinged prison inmate daniel craig to pull it off. rated pg-13. something for everyone. >> double oh, my goodness. >> that's when we talk about the weather. >> we're finally at friday. >> it is going to be a busy weekend. weather. all you have to do, like normal, take a short drive and change the whole forecast. now we're looking at what we're seeing out the window. the south bay at 63 degrees. 63 in the peninsula. it's all clear in the tri-valley. seeing some clouds in the north bay and san francisco we're walking out the door to 50s. and if you're getting ready to head out enjoying the school day and walking to class this morning, it will be nice and

comfortable. maybe a jacket. we'll be warming up at recess with some sunshine. temperatures in the upper 70s. the pickup line you may have to turn on the air conditioning for a little bit later on today. here is where we're heading. up to 89 degrees. cupertino, 85 degrees. check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we will have some warmer temperatures for today and tomorrow. concord up to 90 degrees. and vallejo expecting a high of 83 degrees. 73 in san mateo. san francisco at 64 degrees. and 89 in novato. sonoma at 83. we're looking ahead to the eclipse on monday. everyone wants to know will we have some clouds? now during that time of the eclipse for us it will be between 9:01 and 11:37 in the morning. and the totality will be further to the north of here so you have to drive up to oregon to see it.

for us we'll have 75% coverage of that moon blocking the sun and during that time we'll still have those clouds in san francisco and the inland areas will be mostly clear. plan to move away from the coastline if you want to watch the eclipse safely, of course, with your glasses. now you're temperatures in san francisco stay in the and for the inland areas warm the next couple of days. cooling down early next week. mike is stilling that traffic alert for the north bay. >> the rest of the bay, look at that, very pleasant. a minor crash and a disabled vehicle in the south bay, not a problem for the traffic flow. the toll plaza, we know about the backup but it's easy for the east shore freeway. here is the traffic alert. one lane blocked, one lane open. south 680 and marsh view. your big rig fire being addressed. to clear the debris and the trailer there. let's take you out to waze and we'll point out a couple of

options for you. 40 minutes travel past the scene but there is one alternate for you right through the area. the green arrow will take you to west 80 and 780. that's also an option for locals who know the area well. drive like a local by checking your waze app before you leave. check your profile called nbc bay area wazers, the team to look for. pick your profile, click on team and make sure that name is checked. >> west nile warning. new cases popping up in the bay area. we're fighting for people like you and saving people like you thousands every week. i'm chris chmura. i'll show you how nbc bay area responds next. plus, we're working to clear the shelters this weekend. all of us here nbc bay area named a little furry friend after us. take a look at laura garcia-cannon.

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>> chris chmura is here to show how we did it. >> reporter: we closed cases for half moon bay woman whose brand-new refrigerator had to be repaired multiple times. we helped her get a $2,500 refund. we also squared away the pittsburg man who was told the burial plot his family bought in the 1950s was mistakenly given away to a stranger. we discovered it was not. we've been helping alex in san jose behind the scenes. his $2,000 federal income tax refund still has not arrived. we contacted the company who prepared his return and found a typo. he should now be getting his check. working with victoria, she tells us a rental car company is charging her almost $800 for towing. it was towed but after she had returned it. when we sort out that one we'll let you know how. give us a call right now. 888-996-tips or online at

nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. west nile being reported. overnight we looked closer at the latest reports. an infected horse was discovered in brentwood. three days before that a dead bird tested positive in discovery bay. and on august 7 infected chickens in knightsen. no sprayings and no human cases reported in the county this year. >> the case for thousands of local families in need. >> this week we took steps to change all that. a lot of applause there. the chief diversity officer of comcast visited nbc bay area to give computers to more than two dozen families.

bringing internet to people who may have trouble paying for it. >> such a transformative for educational opportunities to news and information and entertainment. >> and the giving continues. cohen handed out more free internet services in san jose. internet essentials has helped 4 million people get access to the internet since that program began six years ago. comcast, of course, the owner of nbc bay area. a great event there. up next on "today in the bay," continuing team coverage of the deadly double shooting in san jose. >> the second crime scene, a live report is next. ♪

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find your child's class supply list at walmart.com. we have continuing breaking news coverage of a right now at 6:30 we have continuing breaking news coverage of a deadly shooting in san jose's japantown. this morning our sources are telling us an off-duty oakland firefighter was killed in the shooting and a second firefighter was injured. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. we have team coverage of this breaking news. we want to begin with "today in the bay's" damian trujillo who broke this story before we went

on air at 4:30. new information that just came in within the last few minutes. >> reporter: good morning. this is the second crime scene. we moved out about a couple blocks away. this is where police actually tracked down one of the suspects involved in this case. the scene is wrapping up at this point. this shooting in the japantown area. we have official confirmation from the oakland fire department. oakland fire confirms one off-duty firefighter has been killed and another one remains at a local hospital. they were attending a family friendly festival at gordon biersch, were there with other firefighters. the oakland fire department says the firefighters were confronted by a group of men. at least two shots rang out

around 9:30. it is unclear right now if words were exchanged or what the circumstances were before the shooting. police say the suspect took off. they were able to detain one man but are still determining if, in fact, he was the actual shooter. >> a very safe location. this is typically a very family friendly event. i drive by this event commonly. a lot of people walking. it seems to be a nice event and this seems to be just a random, senseless act of violence. >> reporter: and at this point it is unclear if there were several people involved in this homicide. no motive so far. we don't know why this happened. a random act and now one firefighter is dead. oakland fire does send its thanks san jose first responders

for their diligence in taking care of the other firefighters who were not injured in this case. and for getting on the crime scene as soon as they did. that's the latest in san say. i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." 6:33. our team coverage continues with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live at valley medical center in san jose. a pro-took place after the fallen firefighter to follow him to the hospital. what's theest there, kris? >> reporter: we have seen about a dozen firefight leaving valley medical center where they've been ever since the shooting about 9:30 last night and we got confirmation from the deputy fire chief that they might be leaving because they're heading back to work, many of them here last night are supposed to report to duty at 8:00 this morning. so a very difficult day for them ahead. confirmation from the same deputy fire chief the victim who

is here, the firefighter is here valley medical center is a 26-year-old man. many of those firefighters arrived here in the procession you mentioned overnight, laura. they came from regional medical center. valley med has a trauma center here. that's why that firefighter is here. as damian reported the other firefighter did not make it last night. we now know that was a 30-year-old man. a san jose police officer told me he would not expect that any of the firefighters here right now would be willing to talk about what happened overinto the because it is so fresh but we do know they may be setting uprele details. the firefighter inside continues to fight for his life. we'll post updates as we get them. if you know about the market damian trujillo wassing about, do let us know on facebook. we hear it's a family friendly event but we'd rather hear from

you. >> thank you very much, kris. at 6:34 we did more digging this morning. this is the hithird. police have made arrests in that case. in may a football player was out celebrating with friends. damian and kris will be tweeting and updating as they've been doing all morning long. you can get the very latest on nbcbayarea.com. we're monitoring breaking news from overseas. another victim in barcelona, terror attacks, has died. these are live scenes where the memorial is growing this morning. >> we know the latest victim was a woman injured in the second van attack that happened in

cambrils after the barcelona attack. police say three suspects have been arrested so far. five others were killed by police in cambrils. isis is now claiming responsibility. the terror attacks having an impact here in the bay area as well. an east bay woman who was visiting in spain right now desperately searching for her husband. >> he's been missing since the attack. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in walnut creek where the couple lives and the search for the man continues. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. a heartbreaking story for the east bay resident who lives here in walnut creek. we're talking about heidi nunez. she says she was with her husband jerrod tucker visiting barcelona to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. according to a conversation she had with nbc news she says jerrod went to the bathroom when this terrorist attack happened and they've been separated ever since. here is a part of her conversation with nbc news where she explains exactly what

happened. >> within seconds after that there was screaming and yelling and i just ended up further and further away. >> reporter: she says she was enjoying drinks with him on ramblas street. she has reached out to the u.s. embassy and local hospitals but hasn't had any luck. of course as we get any information on this, any of the latest developments, i'll be sure to update you on my social media accounts throughout the morning. pete suratos for "today in the bay." pete, thank you. meantime, we're hearing from a san jose family caught in the chaos in barcelona. she says her family is in spain. they got off the bus moments after the attack and saw people screaming and running and

managed to take the picture you see on your screen. the family is shaken up but is safe this morning. additional updates all morning long. this story on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. they are updated 24/7. folks, look at this overhere. this is the fire that happened overnight. solano county southbound 680 completely closed at marsh view. it has reopened at least for one of the lanes. the other lane is still closed because of the out shell you see here. firefighters addressing that refrigeration truck that was on fire. that has cleared partially. the backup coming off the junction there off westbound 80. one of the roadways on the side, an alternate for a lot of folks. that will be an issue for folks. stick to interstate 80.

that will get you around the crash around(&" the backup andr to the benicia bridge without any major problems. a few minutes on to your drive. the rest of your drive really looking good. no surprises for the south bay or the peninsula. >> it's friday. >> it's friday! >> no surprise there. we've been waiting for it all weeklong. >> and we've been waiting for warmer weather in parts of the bay area. great this weekend. let's check out some of the events going on as we get a look at saturday's. still cool along the coast. 65 degrees heading to the beaches. bring the jacket. 77 by the bay and inland areas in the upper 80s. looking nice while we keep the clouds along the coastline the we are clearing theers tomorrow.

come out to the berkeley humane society. over 50 shelters participating in the bay area. our temperatures will be reaching into the low 70s there. our temperatures will be in the low 70s throughout the day. bring a bottle of water. come out and enjoy all of that sunshine. we'll have a few more clouds in the mix sunday in san francisco and it's going to be very nice but on the cool side reaching into the mid-60s for that afternoon high temperature. here is a live look for kirkwood this morning and it's all clear now but a slight chance of a few pop-up showers and thunderstorms. high temperatures in the low 70s heading down to l.a. this weekend. no issues even though it'll be really hot driving through parts

of the central valley. lower 70s and going hiking in muir woods this weekend, some clouds there. we will have at times fog during the morning hours but temperatures reaching into the upper 60s to low 70s. so very nice to do that or spend time with family. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose. that's coming up in about three minutes. violent crime up for the second year in a row in california. the reason bay area law enforcement officers aren't concerned. >> plus, millions of americans getting ready to watch the upcoming solar eclipse. the impact it could have on your ability to stay connected. >> a top republican senator this morning calling into question the competence of the president of the united states. and as you can see the dow is down. little change on friday, a day after the s&p posted its biggest one-day percentage loss in about three months.

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a look at that forecast coming up in five minutes. and here is your jam for the north bay, southbound 680. half the freeway is blocked and your alternate may have a problem as well. we'll talk you through the issues coming up. >> thank you, kari and mike. new this morning the prime rate is going up in california. we investigated overnight and last year for a second consecutive year violent crime numbers went up. according to federal data crime rate 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. local law enforcement officers say it's important to note violent crimes are still more than 50% since the early 1990s. 6:45. the great american eclipse is expected to turn into the great migration for a lot of americans millions get the best view of that eclipse. >> and that means some traffic not just on the roads but the

cellular networks as well. many destinations are in rural areas where networks aren't set up to handle the large crowds. there is a backup plan. carriers are bringing in c.o.w.'s to help. that's cell on wheels. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the eclipse on air and online. right now on our website you can learn more about how you can safely watch the big show. 6:46. californians who apply for driver's licenses or state i.d. cards will be automatically registered to vote. the plan goes into effect start next april just in time for the june primary it's a law approved by state lawmakers in 2015 but a lawsuit by the american civil liberties union. currently people renewing driver's license can register to

vote at the same time but that's not the case for state i.d. that leaves more than 5 million californians unregistered. a rally supporting work place diversity is going on as planned tomorrow in mountain view. it was organized to oppose a protest scheduled outside google by supporters of a recently fired engineer. he lost his job after posting a memo that seemed to try to justify gender inequality at google. organizers canceled the original protest saying they received threats. tomorrow's diversity rally is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. it's been a rough week so far at the white house. >> and scott mcgrew, at least it's not yet. >> you're right. a tough week, arguably the most difficult few days for the white house since the defeat of the health care bill. back to last weekend you have the two sides and that important reversal but then on tuesday you had the reversal of the reversal.

wednesday ceos quit the president's council en masse. thursday, yesterday, a top republican wondered if the president was competent and stable. listen to senator bob corker choose his words carefully. >> the president has not yet -- has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful. >> now for a senator to question the president's competence is a big deal. there have been calls to be removed under article 25. corker is a republican, trump's own party. the president tweeting islamic terrorism must be stopped by any means possible. yesterday he tweeted a reference to a general claiming the first world war leader dipped bullets in pigs blood to execute islamic

terrorists. something he's said before. >> 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. magazines will show covers of trump with the hood of a ku klux klan, one shows the hood as a sail. we document president trump's tweets each morning. you can give us your feedback. we're on twit. you can reach me direct directly @scottmcgrew. >> thank you, scott. this weekend is a big one. we always look forward to connecting our favorite four-legged friends with some new owners. >> it's time to clear the shelters. this is a project nbc bay area helps organize and it takes place tomorrow. the adoption fee will bed or

reduced at all participating shelters including the humane society of silicon valley which has a high number of pets. >> we're very full. there's a lot of animals waiting for their forever homes. this is a way to reach out to the community to find homes for as many animals as possible. >> you can join us at berkeley, laura and i will be. mike as well. >> i will join you for the ice cream truck. >> that's later in the day. marcus and i will be live at berkeley humane. for more information on the clear the shelters events head to nbcbayarea.com to find a participating shelter near you. they're doing this across the country and it is amazing to see how many animals are adopted. i'm the owner of two little dogs. i think i'm the only pet owner here, right? >> triplets. >> three kids. >> it's always a party. >> it's amazing to see all the different animals they have. >> hamsters.

>> it's really cool. just go and check it out. >> anything i want i can get. >> pretty much. it's a lot of fun. >> it's going to be great this weekend for flying around the bay area. we are going to have at times clouds near the coastline and sunshine inland. a look at low clouds building over the castro right now. looking over san francisco and we are dealing with cooler temperatures as we look live outside now in sunol. the sun is rising. clouds settling into the tri-valley. a look at today's high temperatures we'll be in the low 90s for concord and livermore. 92 degrees in antioch and 73 in oakland. the seven-day forecast up at the bottom of the screen starting out in the south bay where it will be warmer tomorrow as well as sunday and we can see that sunshine now as we take a live look outside. let's start it out in the closet where it will be a great day to have a light jacket before you head out and something that will keep you nice and comfortable

later on today as those temperatures heat up. as we look at what we're expecting for the school day, a lot of kids heading back to school and enjoying a great friday, some very nice weather, sunny and warming up at reset. you'll enjoy time out there. and during the time they're getting out of school sitting there in the pickup line, it's going to be on the warm side. you can still open the windows. a live look outside toward levi's landing it is going to be cool out there at at&t park this eke. evening. we keep the 60s in the forecast. looking ahead to the eclipse monday, clouds in san francisco and along the coastline. inland looks clear. great weather the next several days. mike is still tracking the two sig alerts. >> two sig alerts. not the inner portion of the bay. this is moving just fine. we have a problem over here

coming from highway 4, discovery bay vard, where an earlier crash remained in the roadway so there is traffic control there. they've cut off that roadway just for the next hour perhaps. we'll track that in the traffic center. that's remote for many of our viewers and this is not affecting the majority of folks. an earlier truck fire and a crash. why does that matter? waze. right alongside the freeway. that is the slow route. just take west 80 to 780. make sure you pick that on your profile. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. coming up a quick look at the top stories "today in the bay" including continued coverage of the breaking news of the double shooting in downtown

san jose. the information we're learning about the victims this morning. first, happening, two navy officers have been relieved of their duties. they were in a destroyer. seven people were killed. one of the navy's deadliest accidents years. plus, the search for five u.s. troops off the coast of hawaii has been expanded by 50 miles. they were in a blackhawk helicopter that crashed earlier this week. at least two of the missing identified by family members. we'll be back with more news. before you head out the door -

here are the top stories on today in the bay... . 6:57. welcome back. before you head out the door the top stories on "today in the bay." >> we begin with breaking news we've been following in the south bay. an duty oakland firefighter is dead and a second injured after a shooting in san jose's japan town. these are live pictures from the scene this morning where the investigation continues. part of taylor street is blocked off. the shooting happened just after 9:30 last night on east taylor. a live look from valley medical regional center this morning. a procession of firefighters made their way from the medical center -- from regional medical center to valley overnight. the firefighter injured is still in the hospital with serious injuries. now to breaking news out of barcelona. within the last few minutes u.s.

officials announced an american citizen has been killed in the terror attack. another u.s. citizen is recovering from nor injuries. they say at least 14 people were killed in the attacks, more than 100 injured. meantime, a walnut creek woman was in spain -- or is in spain now and is desperately searching for her husband who has been missing since the attack. heidi nunez and her husband jerrod tucker are in spain celebrating their one-year anniversary. the two were separated after her husband went to the bathroom just before the attack. she is reaching out to the u.s. embassy and local hospitals for more information. and coverage of that barcelona terror attack continues right now on the "today" show includes new details police in spain foiled a second attack overnight. at 6:58, b.a.r.t. police continue their crackdown on fare jumper. if you watch "today in the bay" you probably know officers this week are citing fair evaders. thousands have been caught

without proper fair are and fac fines. a dozen people were cited. three more received warnings. now time for a look at weather and traffic together. the forecast with kari. >> looks like a great weekend. high temperatures will be in the mid-60s. breezy winds and inland areas. we're going to see highs today reaching into the upper 80s. the eclipse on monday. >> a last look at traffic. >> bigger last night at 10:00. one lane of 680 still closed. now a disabled vehicle from the 680 over to westbound 80. that's your alternate. the rest of the bay moving very well. >> thank you for joining us.

we'll be back 7:25. >> join us for "today in the bay" at 11:00. . good morning. breaking oh overnight. a second deadly terror attack in sprain. a car ploying into a crowd. five suspects shot and killed by police. officials connecting it to the horrific van attack in barcelona. at least 13 people killed. more than 100 others injured. this morning, new arrests but the driver and a third rental van still unaccounted for. republican rebuke. gop senator bob corker voicing concerns about the president's ability to lead the nation. calling into question his stability and competence. another republican senator