subway train. a fiery explosion leaving several commuters injured. we're live with the investigation now under way. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. we are here on this friday. we made it. >> now we've just got to make it through the day. cooler temperatures out there this morning. >> yeah, you really feel it, especially if you walk out the door, you don't have a jacket and you're like, oh, this is different. it's been a while since we've had such a cool start. but this is where we should be, starting out with temperatures in the 50s and mostly clear skies. we're seeing a few clouds. here is a live look outside in san francisco where it is mostly clear there, and the temperature starts out at 59 degrees. here is how you make plans for the day. some of the warmest temperatures will be between 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon, reaching 66 degrees. so we'll talk about more of what's ahead and some events going on coming up in a few minut minutes. >> speedwise this is where we

should be as well. looking good for a friday morning. at almost 5:01, we expect light traffic anywhere. over here west 237, this should get even lighter because this incident on the right shoulder, clearing from the lanes. i'll let you know if there's anything to hang you up there. north 85, the disabled vehicle, it sounds like it's all in the center divide which is a concern. folks have to make their way from the center divide to the right shoulder. be careful as you get toward that junction. over here a nice drive for our travel times, no problems or delays coming towards the bay bridge. i 80 and 680 both moving well from the cordelia junction. here is a bigger look at your approach through the maze. no problems right now. back to you. >> back to the breaking news out of london. a rush hour fire aboard a subway train in london's tube network is being investigated as a terror incident. these are live pictures as

authorities continue to canvas that scene for evidence. we do know 18 commuters are injured. a photo shared on social media showed a bucket on fire. he added an explosion occurred and the fireball blew down the carriage and they jumped out that open door. other passengers described the injuries people suffered. >> i saw one woman on a stretcher, he legs were quite burned and wrapped in plastic, her hair was as well quite charred. >> president trump is responding to the attack this morning. quote, loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner. the internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off and use better, end quote. >> we're of course going to stay on top of this developing story throughout the morning for you. we are constantly also tweeting out updates as they come in to us. follow us @nbcbayarea.

>> continuing coverage out of berkeley this morning. a story we brought you live team coverage on last night at 11:00. protested lasted well into the night as conservative speaker ben shapiro took the stage. this morning several people are behind bars after some scuffles. police ash rested at least nine people including these five. some of them suspected of carrying banned weapons. this could be the beginning of it. next week a controversial lineup of conservative speakers will take part in uc berkeley's free speech week. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live there now with how the school is preparing for the next wave of events, the new information he gathered overnight. >> reporter: good morning, laura and marcus. security for ben shapiro's speech was expensive. uc berkeley estimates the new measures cost around $600,000. it seemed those measures were successful as the protestis

outside the speech were relatively peaceful, certainly not what what we saw months ago, a speech that was supposed to be given by milo yiannopoulos. it surrounded not only where shapiro spoke, but also the student union and other nearby buildings. a heavy police presence, hundreds of officers from other agencies and metal detectors for anyone trying to get into the speech. it does not appear members of antifa showed up to protest. police did arrest nine people including three people for carrying banned weapons, at least one woman was taken to the hospital after she fell and hit her head during a fight over a sign. in about nine days from now, a lineup of other conservative speakers will take part in uc berkeley's free speech week. milo yiannopoulos will speak on three days. former white house strategist steve bannon and commentator ann

coulter also expected to speak. they say no contracts for those speakers have been signed as of yet. live outside cal, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we posted the full lineup of the conservative speakers coming to cal next week. that story featured on our home week, nbcbayarea.com. happening today, a major deadline for building owners in san francisco. the city must see the seismic safety plans for any building that must comply with new earthquake safety rules. the sf examiner says the owners of nearly 800 buildings have submitted the permits. they have until september 2019 to do the work, but permit applications are due today. you might start seeing some of those changes next week. that's when the examiner says officials may start issuing violations and putting up earthquake warning signs. several small quakes rattled

the south bay. >> the shaking was felt in downtown san jose and milpitas, but the epicenter was in the foothills. >> things are starting to happen. it's pretty eye opening. >> i went to my neighbor next door and i said let's go walking before we all die of an earthquake, before the house collapses. >> come on, ray, don't scare people. geo physicists say there's nothing unusual even though they're all in the same area. they say it's a good reminder for all of us to think about our personal earthquake plan. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall who has a closer look at where the quakes struck. >> that was very close to where i live. so we were feeling it yesterday. the biggest one about 3.4 magnitude. why we're feeling them so much, they're not that deep. it was in east san jose and the alum rock park area.

it's only at a depth of about a half mile. when we have those really shallow quakes, you can definitely feel them. that was along the hayward fault. there have been about eight small quakes, but about five have been at a magnitude of 2.5 or larger. when that happens you remember to drop, cover and hold, kind of remind you of the safety tips and make sure you do have your plan ready and you also have those supplies that you need. the hayward fault, the last major earthquake we had there, it was a very long time ago. it was in the 1800s. it's been about 131 years since we've had a major earthquake. of course, now is the time, of course, to prepare. we'll talk about the forecast and also what to expect coming up in just a few minutes. >> we'll look forward to that. thank you very much. it is 5:07 right now.

new this morning, state lawmakers are expected to take another look at a controversial bill that would push back school start times. it comes after the bill stalled in the assembly late last night. "today in the bay" has been talking with schools and doctors about it as well all week. chris san chesz joins us live in san jose with a closer look at what this could mean for both parents and students this morning. >> reporter: lawmakers essentially hit the snooze on that bill that would have let our teenagers, our middle school and high schoolers get a little bit more sleep. as of midnight, way past their bedtime, lawmakers failed to pass that bill. it was 15 votes short. the bill to delay the first school bell to 8:30 or later wasn't just to avoid the morning fight between our middle schoolers and high schoolers and the parents. backers of the bill say this is about health and biology. teenagers need more sleep for their developing brains and bodies. sb 328 was backed by the centers for disease control, american medical association and the

national sleep foundation. we spoke with a doctor from the stanford sleep medicine center. >> every morning parents having arguments about getting up and going to school. right now there's some kid falling asleep in class. there's no doubt that teenagers are sleep deprived and it's affecting their health. >> we've been tracking the arguments for and against for a while. proponents say more sleep improves grades, increases attendance, decreases suicidal thoughts and car crashes. opponents say this makes family life difficult, reduces local control over start times an conflicts with after-school activities. while the senate killed the bill, the assembly can reconsider it later on today. we'll corporate to track that for you. in the meantime, what this means for you, if you want your teeng agers to get more sleep, you have to get them to bed early. good luck with that. >> i was going to say the very same thing. thanks a lot, kris. california task force three

is returning home. the search and rescue task force has been helding hurricane irma victims. before that the team was in texas helping shar i have victims. that convoy is driving back. no doubt they'll be happy to have a good night's sleep in their own beds. some cats and dogs evacuated from florida headed to california. >> the goal was to make space for pets whose owners couldn't care for them during the storm. officials tell us those owners are going through required medical checks but are eligible for adoption right here in california. the berkeley humane society, east bay spca and walnut cream arf are hosting. >> great day to adopt animals, take them out for a nice long walk. we'll have comfortable weather. as we approach 5:11, temperatures are heading to 71 degrees in oakland, 84 degrees in concord, a little warmer than yesterday.

livermore, 79 degrees, and the coast keeps those temperatures in the upper 60s. half moon bay 67, san francisco 66 degrees. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in shea coming up in about four minutes. mike says a standard friday commute. >> which is a good thing. friday commutes tend to start later in the day. the disabled vehicle is the only thing on our grid, north 85 at the center divide. over here, no problems coming out of the altamont pass, a little build from the tri-valley to highway 84 coming through pleasanton and livermore. in the north bay at speeds. back to you. >> it's 5:11 right now. coming up, saying good-bye to a piece of history. the cassini spacecraft's amazing ride coming to an end. we'll take a look back at how it forever changed the way weigh

saw space. silicon valley this morning facing the thing it hates most, scrutiny. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

. good friday morning. as you head out the door, it feels a little cool. we'll be at 60 degrees at 9:00 in campbell. our temperatures reaching into the upper 70s today which is cooler than our average high of 81 degrees. we are going to have some great

weather heading into the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up in a few minutes. >> almost the weekend. friday commute shaping up as you'd expect, light drive. a little billed out of the altamonte. we'll show you a bigger view of your roadways coming up. >> thanks a lot, kari and mike. it's 4:45. the final good by for nasa's cassini spacecraft, right now breaking apart in saturn's atmosphere. for years the spacecraft has been giving scientists a closer view. nasa is vapor rising it because it's low on fuel and scientists want to leave that area undisturbed. so poof, just like that. >> gone, that's what president trump wants. he's tweeting out he wants to cut terrorists from the internet. >> pressure growing on silicon valley. >> it is from all angles. the number one issue from silicon value is the fear that washington has had enough, that

it's going to start regulating and cracking down on everything from objectionable content to high-tech companies acting like monopolys. trump said loser terrorists must be dealt with a much tougher manner. the enter met is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off and use better. facebook in menlo park facing controversy this morning after the journalism group discovered facebook allowed people to advertise specifically to anti-semites. facebook actually had a section facebook hates jews category. you can send to women over age 40 who loves dogs. enough people talk about that on facebook, and it gets its own category. facebook has gotten rid of that this morning. mountainview's google which

was already facing accusations of a monopoly is facing a suit filed on behalf of women who worked at google for the last four years accuses google of denying promotions to qualified women who were instead sent to lower paying jobs. north korea launched another missile. the market seemed to shrug that off. futures turned lower after the bomb went off in london. on a lighter note, pre orders for the apple 8 started. the iphone x isn't until christmas. my son's iphone 6 is all cracked. i offered him a 17. he said he wants a 10. i said you have no money. >> netflix, actually helping parents give parents a birthday surprise. the company says it's launching a birthdays on demand feature,

not the iphone x. here is how it works. netflix is producing two-minute clips of children's characters delivering a birthday message. there will be 15 includes messages from the likes of barney, my little pony and lego friends. >> that's pretty cool, they say the specific friends. >> i want to wish a happy birthday to -- laura. >> exactly. >> my son's birthday is coming up in two weeks. i might have to check that out. >> tell us how it works. >> he loves paw patrol right now. i don't know if that's on netflix. >> we'll make it happen. as we get a look at our forecast this morning, getting ready to head out, getting the kids packed up for school this morning, it is going to be nice, but a cool start. here is a live look outside at emeryville. already busy but at least we can see things. there's no fog right now. we have mostly clear skies. temperatures because of the clear skies have really dipped. we don't have those clouds acting as a blanket, we feel

those temperatures dipping. look at santa rosa right now. 45 degrees as you get ready to head out. it's been a long time since we've had weather that cool to start. 49 in morgan hill and in san jose, 57 degrees. the seven-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen. now it is 15 degrees colder than it was yesterday morning at this time in santa rosa. most of us feeling temperatures at about five to ten degrees cooler. as we go through the day, it's going to warm up to right where we were yesterday afternoon. reaching into the upper 70s for the south bay. 84 in concord and 74 in hayward today. for the peninsula, upper 70s for palo alto and daly city expecting a high of 67. 67 in the mission district in san francisco. the north bay looking at 70s to lower 80s with a lot of sunshine. if you're planning on hitting the links, half moon bay, no fog, a lot of sunshine. it will be cool during the morning. if you get out there during the

afternoon, nothing but sun and more comfortable temperatures and going to napa valley today, it will start out with some cool temperatures once again. but today, afternoon highs in the low 80s. what are you doing this weekend? the monterey jazz festival is happening. we'll have great weather. coming up in about 20 minutes, i'll look at more weekend events going on. san francisco will also enjoy nice weather, but a little cool to start. upper 60s but mostly sunny skies and into next week we keep the 60s while the inland areas will be warming up for the weekend. mike says so far no major problems. >> no problems. a couple folks when we were at the giants game, they said we really love it when kari points out the weather for the weekend events. so keep it going. as you expect on a friday, look at the green sensors -- i want to do a major comparison, you'll like these numbers. upper eastshore freeway out of cordelia and across the carcinas

bridge, traffic smooth after the earlier crash. no delays in the north bay. in the maze, a smooth trek from the emeryville camera. this will get crowded later in the morning and then noon through the afternoon things get more and more congested. that's the trend on a friday. we had a problem in castro valley after the major crash. that is actually the preferred route. that's how different it was. 36 minutes on the purple route from livermore towards fremont. actually the cut-through yesterday is the second choice this morning. make sure to join our team, nbc bay area wazers, back to you. coming up, intense moments all caught on camera. the daring rescue by firefighters that saved a young girl's life. on nbc bay area facebook page you can look lieu the mug shots of people arrested during

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relentless effort by firefighters to save a teenage girl from her burning home in texas. new video to show of the relentless effort by firefighters to save a teenage girl from a burning home in texas. take a listen to the girl's mother pleading for help. >> who's in there?

watch out, watch out. >> please! please! >> who is in there? my daughter! >> makes me want to cry. the firefighter went inside the smoke-filled room bud he had to get out. that's when a second firefighter jumped in and found that teenager already unconscious. we're not showing the moment that girl was pulled out. firefighters did perform cpr, she suffered minor burns but miraculously expected to be okay. >> so glad to hear that. 5:25. new this morning, an alarming study just released shows the number of young people addicted to powerful pain killers. this morning we're taking a close look at what doctors are calling a pediatric public health crisis. researchers at university of iowa say nationwide 135 young people test positive for opioid addiction every day. the doctors fear that could be the tip of the iceberg. that's because those opioid addictions are only recorded when kids and teens are taken to the emergency room for other

issues and they're screened for the drugs. >> i think it gives validity to what we have been seeing and thinking and feeling which is now put in numbers. >> most of the patients in the study were college age. some were as young as eight years. 5:26 right now. california fishermen are doing their life to help protect marine life from abandoned crab pots. fishermen can use cell phones's gps and cell phone area to pinpoint lost and abandoned gear. if they retrieve it they get paid $65 per pot. according to noaa, 48 whales were found entangled in fishing gear on the west coast, the highest number since they started keeping the records in 1982. those are confirmed cases. in california last year, 66 reports of whales entangled in the fishing gear.

coming up breaking right now, a terror investigation under way in london after an explosion inside a subway train. multiple people are hurt at this hour. it's a story developing by many minute. we'll bring you up to speed. down to the wire. the slew of bills on the agenda for california lawmakers today.

good friday morning as we quickly approach 5:30.

a live look at a dark menlo park. it's going to be a beautiful day out there. you can't tell from that picture. >> believe us, that's menlo park. >> trust me. good morning, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. you can feel the chill in the air, a little taste of fall out there. maybe your pumpkin spice latte time, kari. >> that sounds so good right now. i love pumpkin spice. as you're getting your coffee together, you'll get kids heading to school. in san jose it will start out with temperatures right at about 60 degrees. as they get out of school, it will be in the low 70s. we have great weather today as we get a look at high temperatures. 83 in antioch, 80 in napa. '66 in san francisco. palo alto expecting a high of 79. talking about nothing but the weekend in about seven minutes. so many events going on. i'll try to wrap some of those up. mike has a few spots to watch. >> two in particular, kari, we'll talk about. over all the speed sensors look

great. i'm going to move right behind where we have the 680 shield, northbound 680 at capital ave.. reports of larger boxes in the two middle lanes. chp is heading out there. i'll let you know if they have to do a traffic break. note you may have to get around something in the roadway. no crashes reported and i want to keep it that way. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. the second spot to watch, the bay bridge toll plaza. it's friday, yes, we just had the metering lights turned on about 5:22. things are backing up already. you do have the commute, but notice like a typical friday, we have the fast track lanes moving a little better than monday through thursday. take what you can get. back to you. >> now to the breaking news in london we're following where police are confirming a blast on a subway train and now it is being treated as a terrorist incident. these are live pictures over parsons green station in southwest london. the blast happened during the morning rush hour. new numbers out just within the

last few minutes. we're learning now 20 people have been taken to hospitals with flash burns. take a look at this photo, in fact. it was posted on twitter a short time ago. shows a bucket on fire. you can see the wires protruding out of it. it looks like the bucket was in a shopping bag. you can see damage inside the train car. the twitter user who posted the photos says an explosion happened sending a fireball through the train car. here is what a london met poll ton police officer said just a short time ago. >> we now assess that this was a detonation of an improvised explosive device. >> also new, president trump reacted on twitter. one tweet saying, quote, loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner. the internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off and use better, end quote. we're going to stay on top of this developing story throughout the morning. we're constantly tweeting out updates. you can follow us at nbc bay

area on twitter. a busy day for california lawmakers. it's the last day of the legislative session, and there are still a lot of bills up for debate. >> what can they get done? one of those is the sanctuary state bill. it wou . >> lawmakers are making progress on several affordable housing bills. new this morning, "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in san jose with what this could mean for people in the bay area. good morning, kris. >> good morning, marcus and laura. we just told you yesterday that only a quarter of one percent of all single family homes in all of santa clara county are on the market this week. there kreerly is a housing crisis in santa clara county area, up and down the state as well. these lawmakers are trying to address this by addressing the affordability issue at its base. now, the lawmakers passed a number of bills last night

taking action on the housing crisis. one is a $75 fee on refinances, mortgage refinancing and other non-sale transactions. this would be for homeowners and business owners as well. this would create a fund to build more affordable housing. also they passed a desire to put a $4 billion bond on the vote -- before voters to creigh fund loans for veterans. also there is a move to ease local building restrictions to make sure that when builders want to build, they have the ability to do that. now, senator nancy skinner who represents the east bay authored a bill, also, to require local governments to hold on to property that can have housing on it because when governments sell off that property, suddenly there's no room for anyone to build. we're going to continue to follow this for you, put information up on twitter and facebook so you can follow the story as well.

we know this is of interest to every single person, homeowner, renter, folks who have nowhere to go. kris sanchez, taish. new this morning at 5:35, the palo alto police department spending big money on hiring officers from other departments. the "mercury news" reports today the department will start offering up to $25,000 bonuses to new officers. the catch, the money is only available to experienced officers who come from other agencies. the department is also offering $10,000 bonuses to recent police academy grads. starting salaries range from $100,000 to $119,000 per year. the department is budgeted to have 92 officers. there are currently 71. the palo alto department says nearly every department in the state is short an officers, creating a lot of competition. overnight we looked into some of the numbers out of san jose, the bay area's largest city. this summer the department reported having 983 officers

well off their high a decade ago of about 1,400 officers. experts say it's normal to see fewer police department applicants when the economy is doing well and private sector jobs are available. 5:36 and only on nbc bay area, exclusive details about one of three suspects in a deadly san francisco choshootin. eric garcia pinetta was wearing an electric monitor issued by immigration officials at the time of the killing. he is an undocumented immigrant. sources say the 18-year-old was claiming as sigh lull in the u.s. saying he was being hounded by ms-13 gang members. he and two other suspects pleaded not guilty to a deadly august shooting. an additional twist to this, police say a gun taken from the arrest was registered to an sfpd offic officer. authorities say the suspects stole it from the officer's patrol car. police say it's too early to say if the officer should be

disciplined. >> in this case should the officer be disciplined? >> we have to investigate. it would be irresponsible and premature for me to say what's going to happen until we have the facts. >> friends of the victim say they are still trying to process his death. hear from them by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com. at 5:37, disturbing accusations at a day-care. officers arrested the worker wednesday afternoon at jumping up learning circle in san jose. the suspect has allegedly touched a 9-year-old child multiple times throughout the summer. new this morning police tell "today in the bay" they're worried there could be more victims. >> the mere fact that he's actively working with children and based on the interview, it occurred at the facility, we want to make certain that no other children become victimized, so an immediate response is required. >> make sure there aren't other kids out there who are victims.

mr. is are working with the day care program to determine if there are any other children out there who may have been victimized by this person. 5:37. more and more coyotes are showing up in urban areas of santa cruz counties. coyote attacks on pets are up even in places like downtown santa cruz. experts say it's because there's easy access to food. coyotes do most of their hunting at dawn and dusk and generally stay away from humans. new this morning, we squeezed the city of san jose for insider information about sunday's party. more than six miles of san jose streets will be closed to cars as they were last year. this time, however, it will go from japantown to alum rock and end at lake cunningham park. here is what we've got for you before everyone else. they're going to put up a zip line in the middle of the street in front of mount pleasant high school.

they've booked a lot of activity. the city-sponsored event is free. it is sunday from 10:00 to 3:00. car traffic obviously, that's a great option for folks using all the wheeled transportation you saw on the video. looking here, all the wheels moving smoothly here, the bheels on the bus as well as the wheels on the are ka, south bay, peninsula and in the east bay. we have an issue in the north bay. maps are looking a little weird. that's what's supposed to happen. we move the map and then we see the sign. southbound 101. unknown object in the slow lane. be careful there. we will track that. meanwhile looking at travel times throughout the east bay and the approach to the bay bridge where metering lights are on but no problem getting there. we're looking at a live look for dublin. the westbound commute is the

headlights. eastbound starts to get backed up early in the afternoon because it's friday and folks make a getaway. >> looks like foekts are already out and about. mabel get a jump on the weekend. >> i was talking to you marcus yesterday about some things going on this weekend. i've become like the weekend events planner. >> i was asking her all the questions. she gave me a list. >> the monterey jazz festival happening and also comedy in the park in san francisco on sunday. as we get a look at the wide view and what to expect for both days this weekend, for the coast it's going to be in the upper 60s. 75 in the bay and inland areas in the lower 80s. as we look at sunday's forecast, a little cooler. overall, comfortable around the bay asia. if you're going to the gopro grand prix in sonoma on saturday, we'll have very nice weather. really can't beat that. it will be in the low 70s, a mix of sun and clouds. every now and then a little

shade. lower 80s throughout the afternoon. nbc bay area proud blood drive on saturday in palo alto. it's going to be also great weather. do not blame the weather for the reason for not going. it's gong to being a great event. it gets your weekend started right. we talked about viva calle, it takes you to the route of where the streets will be closed. we'll be in the lower 80s as we head into the afternoon. bring an extra bottle of water. comedy in the park at golden gate park. temperatures reaching into the low 70s. bring your blanket or lawn chair and get ready to laugh. we'll talk about what else is going on for today in about 30 minutes. coming up new this morning, a driver smashes into a mobile home in the peninsula overnight. the wreckage left behind this morning. plus california says show us your tax returns. we'll tell you all about it when

"today in the bay" continues.

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you wake up and head out the door, it feels cool. a live look how the outside at san jose. santa theresa at 61 degrees and a lot of sun throughout the day, making the temperatures feel very comfortable, up to 75 degrees at 3:00 today. we will have more weather like this and also a chance of rain in the forecast.

we'll talk about that coming up in about five minutes. >> over here we have the north bay, a little build. highway 37 slow coming out of ville lay hoe. no problem getting towards novato. we'll show you how things are shaping up for your friday commute. 5:45. new this morning redwood city authorities say they cannot pull a minivan out of a mobile home just yet. it crashed just before 2:00 a.m. near highway 101 and seaport boulevard. police say they cannot remove the van yet because they say the structure is compromised. the people who live in that home will have to new place to stay for now. they say -- police say that this was likely just a bad accident and not a dui situation. it's 5:45. school sexual assault response guidelines will become law in california. state lawmakers voted to make it the law to fine any accused student if more than half of the

evidence points to their guilt. it also requires trained employees handle the cases. the trump administration says it wi roll back similar guidelines to lawmakers can handle them at the state lawmaker. the bill says presidential candidates must show tax returns if they want to be on the california ballot. >> scott mcgrew, a law like that would have kept donald trump's name off the ballot. >> it would have last year. of course, donald trump didn't win california. he certainly won his name on the ballot. the assembly passed the law, it goes to the state senate and the governor's tessing. he's the first candidate in modern history not to provide tax returns. even the irs says it would be fine to release them. north korea launched another missile which flew over japan before splashing down in the sea. this comes shortly after the country tested its most powerful nuclear weapon yet. the united nations security

council will meet at noon our time to discuss the response. the last time it meant, u.n. ambassador nikki haley said the time for talking was over and enough is enough. secretary of treasury steve mnuchin is blaming the staff for asking the government to give him a government jet for his honeymoon. treasury secretaries usually fly commercial and certainly fly commercial when they're on vacation. mnuchin tweeted, i didn't use a government plane on my money noon, and if i had i would have paid for it myself. fake news. there's a head fake here. look at this. nobody has accused him of using the government plane for his honeymoon. they're accusing him of asking for a government plane. that's not fake news. we do know mnuchin and his wife did use government planes because ms. mnuchin posted pictures on instagram. government watchdogs have sued to see the paperwork on this trip to ft. knox where mnuchin

said he had business and happened to be where the solar eclipse wassing overhead at the same time. you are welcome to comment on our coverage. you can reach us on twitter. >> or a look at what's going down in other parts of the bay area. san francisco, for example, the ice cream museum opens in a few days. >> don't worry if you haven't found the exclusive tickets because they sold out quickly. the museum will open for longer than expected. originally the popup was set to run in the city for september and october. those tickets sold out in just a few hours. now it's open unr until february. the new tickets go on sale at 9:00 this morning. 9:00 this morning get those tickets. i'm setting mine now because i want to go. >> i think a lot of people will be standing in line for that. >> we should bring a treat truck out there. >> they can get it right there.

>> go to the museum or see us. >> traffic and marketing here. >> it's going to be great weather. we're going to have such a nice weekend. anywhere from the coast to the bay to the inland areas you'll have some sunshine as we go into the weekend. we are going to start out with clouds this morning, but we are seeing mostly clear conditions for the inland areas as we take a look at three of our microclimates. right in the middle of the screen palo alto for the peninsula, 58 degrees. for the east bay, looking live in emeryville, it's 59 degrees. san francisco, you walk out the door and it's 57. the coolest spot in the north bay, chilly, 45 degrees. as we go through the day it warms up nicely. we're heading um to 80 in napa. for palo alto expect a high of 79 and the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. san francisco reaching up to 66 degrees today. in concord expect a high of 84 degrees. as you're standing in front of the closet and getting ready for

the day, it will be a great day for short sleeves and pants. you might need a jacket because it will be cool this morning, but warming up very flies and pleasantly today. looking at the forecast for heading out to school in livermore, at 8:00 during that drive and the drop-off-line, it will be in the upper 50sment you may have to turn up the heat but later today it will be nice and comfortable. also keeping you up to date for our friends on the east coast, watching what is now tropical storm jose, wind speeds at 70 miles per hour. this may strengthen again to a hurricane and they'll be watching this for areas around the atlantic coast, also for new england. checking out the seven-day forecast, we stay in the 60s, there will be a slight chance of showers on monday. we will be cooling down for the inland areas as well. mike, a little slowing the south bay. >> a little. we have to make sure we tell

people aside from green you'll have a little orange right here on our speed sensors, northbound 101 where we typically see the first signs of slowing. that will be right on schedule for friday between 680 and 880. the boxes have been removed from 80. that's good news. a nice ride on the rails or the buses as you travel through these mass transit systems. let's take you for a look and see how things are shaping up. slowing shows up on our sensors. yesterday, castro valley had the closure of the westbound direction for 580. all clear this morning. these are all about 39, 40 minutes any way you travel. that's how big a difference that crash made yesterday. make sure you check out your roadways either now for the morning commute or for the weekend. the team members will help you with anything you need to know about, that's nbc bay area

wazers. the process of checking male or female on your driver's license may soon offer a third option. at 5:52. happening now harvard university rescinded an invitation to chelsea manning to be a visiting fellow. manning is still being allowed to speak at the forum. the dean says harvard does not view the title of fellow as conveying a special honor, rather a way to describe some people who spend more than a few hours at the school. plus lady gaga canceling a performance in rio after being taken to the hospital suffering from what she says was severe physical pain. it comes days after revealing she suffers from fibromyalgia. gaga says she plans to reschedule that concert. a lot more news ahead. stick around. taking a live look outside from

our san francisco camera this morng. welcome back to you on this friday morning. isn't that a f loly look outside, the city by the bay, san francisco this morning. we're expecting a cool and pleasant day across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall with the full forecast in five minutes. we're learning chilling new details this morning about a triple homicide in west sacramento. three children were killed in their moment and their father is now in custody. this is new video into our newsroom this morning showing a vigil held for those children. their father, robert hodges is

in jail on murder charges. police say he has no criminal history. this morning we're hearing from a neighbor who witnessed what happened. she says the children's mother had just returned home from work when she was attacked by her husband. >> she comes running out of the door and she's screaming help me, help me. it sounded faint to me at first. i hadn't realized what was happening. i asked her if her children were okay or if they were home, excuse me. she said i hadn't even had a chance to check yet. and at that point we both ran back upstairs together and discovered them. >> police won't say how the children were killed. their father is due in court on monday. >> that is tragic. it is 5:56 right now. happening today, family, friends and strangers will say a final farewell to an lgbtq adequate,

edie windsor. she sued the federal government over the defense of marriage act which eventually led to same-sex couples being granted the right to be legally married in the u.s. windsor died tuesday in new york. she was 88 years old. new this morning, a stage scare for grammy, tony and emmy award winner bette midler. the 71-year-old performer fell from a moving set after something malfunctioned. it happened during a performance of "hello dolly" on broadway. audience members say they were left in darkness. but she eventually returned to the stage about 20 minutes later and finished the show. she tweeted saying she fell after two set pieces collided and that she was just fine. 5:57. you may soon be able to choose a third gender option when applying for a driver's license card or id card. it would give people the option

of female, male or non-binary. it would make it easier to change names on other documents like birth certificates. the author says this could impact as many as 250,000 californians. bringing more zero emission vehicles to california roads. a bill is headed to governor brown's desk, designed to increase the number of electric feeks and other zero' megs veegs in public and private vehicle fleets. the goal is to have 1.5 million zero emotion cars bi2020 to reduce pollution and create good paying jobs. palo alto city leaders are trying to find out the best way to separate caltrain tracks from city streets. a workshop will be held tomorrow for people who want to learn about the redesign. the goal is to separate the tracks so caltran can move forward with electrifying the train. tomorrow is the second of five

workshops that will be held through early next year. traffic is moving again after a sinkhole opened up on a major highway in san diego. chp says lanes of interstate 8 were shut for several hours yesterday after a point burst sending water and mud gushing into the road. dozens of cars had to stop to avoid the water. luckily no one was injured. happening today, a sign that hockey season is just around the corner. the sharks open their 2017 training camp today at solar four american ice in san jose. the first group of players hit the ice in just a couple hours. the sharks host the anaheim ducks next tuesday. the home opener is coming up october 4th when the sharks take on the philadelphia flyers. 6:00. we're following breaking news out of london. an explosion rocks the london

subway during rush hour sending commuters diving out of open doors to escape a fireball. the reason police are now treating this as a terror incident. berkeley readies itself for more protests hours after a conservative commentator took to the stage on cal's campus. controversial speakers who plan to visit in just over a week and what the campus is doing to prevent more violence. sleeping in before school. what could happen today to a bim that would push back school start times in california. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> maybe that would literally be california dreaming. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington, as we wake up on this beautiful friday. >> it's friday. >> one thing i will not forget, it is friday today. kari, you're saying it's going to be a beautiful day out there. >> if you push back the start times, i have to change my graphics. i ha