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 have a look at the school day

forecast as you get ready to head out the door. it will be a nice and cool start as you go through the drop-off-line, it will be in the upper 50s. you may even have to turn on the heater for a little bit. later today it's going to be nice. windows down in the car or the bus. walking home will be really nice. the high temperatures expected for today, up to 77 in san jose and 80 in napa, san francisco, 66 degrees. did you feel that? we had shaking yesterday in east san jose. i'll talk about that coming up in about three minutes. >> it's friday light. later start to the morning commute but we still have a commute. looking in san jose, little blip for the 101. typical patterns here. we have concord highway four slow over towards 680 and 242. in the north bay slowing out of vallejo. a look at travel time for valle vallejo. that's the reason for the build.

not a surprise there. the bay bridge toll plaza also in the a surprise. easy drive, still under 20 minutes from highway 4 down to this backup. all the fast track lanes are moving and even the cash lanes are visibly moving. that's actually good guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 6:02. live to london for the latest on breaking news we've been following. there has been an explosion on a subway train. we're learning now 22 people are injured, many suffering flash burns. it's happening at parsons green station in southwest london. it is being investigated as a terrorist incident. the explosion happened during the busy morning commute. in fact, take a look at this photo. it was posted on twitter showing a bucket on fire. you can see wires protruding out of it. >> the twitter user who posted that photo says an explosion happened sending a fireball through the car, causing a stampede of people to exit the train. forest johnson spoke moments ago

and here is what he had to say. >> i'm afraid my information is limited. it's important not to speculate. everyone should keep calm and go about their lives in the normal way if they possibly can. >> here is what president trump is saying this morning. he tweeted out, quote, loser terrorists must dealt with in a much tougher manner. the internet is their main recruitment method. we're constantly tweeting updates. you can follow us @nbcbayarea. bracing for more protests. this is video from the scuffles that broke out after conservative commentator ben shapiro spoke at the uc berkeley campus. >> police made nine arrests including these five. this is only the beginning. in nine days several

controversial conservative speakers plan to take park in uc berkeley's free speech week. this morning new, "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in the campus of cal this morning. he's explaining what police are doing to prevent violence the next time. bob? >> good morning to you. yes, good morning marcus and laura. i can tell you security for last it in's speech by ben shapiro was expensive. uc berkeley suggests the university spent about $600,000. the new security measures seemed to work as the protests last night were relatively peaceful, nothing like we saw months ago when people set fires outside what was supposed to be a speech by melo yiannopoulos. the barriers surrounded not only zeller back hall but mrs. the student union and other buildings nearby. metal detectors screening for anyone trying to get into the

speech. it does not appear that members of antifa showed up to protest. police did arrest nine people. at least one woman was taken to the hospital after police say she fell down and hit her head during a fight over a sign. as you were mentioning, about nine days from now, there will be a lineup of other conservative speakers taking park in uc berkeley's free speech week. milo yiannopoulos on three different days, steve bannon and ann coulter also set to speak. the university is prepared to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars again for security but says no contracts have been signed for those speakers. reporting live at cal, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, bob. >> we posted a full lineup of the speakers coming to cal next week. that's featured on our home page at nbcbayarea.com. happening today, 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 examiner" reports the owners of nearly 800 buildings have not submitted permits. they have until september of 2019 to do the work. permit applications are due today. you might start seeing some of the changes next week when the examiner says city inspectors will start issuing violations and putting up earthquake warning signs. >> several small quakes ratding the south bay. >> the shaking was found in downtown san jose and milpitas. the epicenter was in the east foothills. it jolted some people who live just a couple miles away. >> things start to happen, pretty eye opening. >> i went to my neighbor next door and asked him, let's go walking before we all die here, before the house collapses. >> geo physicists say there's nothing unusual about this quake. even though we're all in the same area, say i it's a good

reminder we do need to all a think about it. have your personal earthquake plan. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. did you feel them? you're in that area? >> i did. it was yesterday evening. you could see some things in the cabinets start to rattle. east san jose really felt it because it was a shallow quake. it was in the alum rock park area. everyone, especially on the east side of san jose into milpitas, even downtown san jose felt a little something. this is something that we usually see but the hayward fault hasn't been all that active recently. i want to show you a look on my graphics. eight small earthquakes but five were 2.5 magnitude or larger on that hayward fault. the last one was right before 1:00 in the morning. the hayward fault, of course, we monitored that one closely because it is one of the more dangerous faults that we have in the bay area. the last major earthquake we had

was about 131 years ago. so it's kind of that reminder that you do need to make sure you have your earthquake kit ready and you're prepared for your family, that you all have a plan. if you feel shaking, go to nbcbayarea.com/quakemap, and you can see the magnitude instantly right there on your computer. >> they do say we're overdue, just a matter of time. got to play it safe here. thank you, kari. 6:08. it could be a critical day for a controversial bill that would push back the school start time. >> the bill actually stalled in the assembly late last night. lawmakers will take another look at it today. it's the story "today in the bay" has been looking into all week. new this morning, our kris sanchez is live in san jose to explain what it could mean for parents and students. good morning, kris. >> reporter: well, the lawmakers essentially hit the snooze button on this bill that would have let our middle school and high school students get a little more sleep in the name of their health. right around midnight, way past

their bedtime, that bill failed. backers of the bill say this is about biology, that teenagers need mosh sleep for their developing brains and bodies. sb 328 was backed by the centers for disease control, american medical association and national sleep foundation, too. we spoke with a doctor from the stanford sleep medicine center. >> every morning parents are arguing with kids about getting kids up to school. right now there's a kid falling asleep in class right now. there should be no doubt that teenagers are sleep deprived and it's affecting their health. >> reporter: proponents say more sleep improves their grades, increases attendance, decreases suicidal thoughts and car crashes. opponents say this would make life difficult for families. it would reduce local control over start times and conflict with after-school activities. you're probably saying why are

you telling me this if it failed overnight? there is a chance the assembly could revisit the bill later today. in the meantime, what this means for you as a parent, if you want your child to get more sleep, you can't count on your local school times. you're going to have to try to get them to bed early which we all know is a very tall order. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> it is a tough one for parents. it's 6:10 right now. now to a subject near and dear to our hearts certainly here at nbc. cats and dogs evacuated from florida because of irma are now in bay area shale terse. >> a florida shelter put 230 animals on a plane and flew them to california. the goal was to make space for pets whose owners couldn't take care of them do you recall the storm. officials say the animals are going through required medical checks but are eligible for adoption here. the berkeley humane society, east bay spca and walmart based arf are hosting.

nationwide more than 68,000 pets found their forever homes. certainly a great event. >> a lot of big hearts here. right now at 6:11, you walk out the door, it feels nice and cool. want to show you the school day forecast as you get ready to head to the drop-off-line. temperatures starting in the upper 50s. you definitely need to grab a jacket especially if you're walking to school in high temperatures. by the time they get out of school, a nice even or afternoon to head to the park. we'll take a look at today's temperature trend for fremont coming up in about four minutes. mike has a new crash on the peninsula. >> doesn't sound like a big issue. any crash is a big issue for the people involved. southbound 280 at 92. don't see slowing. that's what i meant. we do have one vehicle in the middle of the roadway. three involved in total. i'll watch for the slowing and report that to you as well. getting over to the peninsula, we have a little build for the

san mateo and dumbarton bridges, the biggest coming out of hayward for the san mateo bridge. here is the tri-valley, everything very light, lighter than a typical day because it's friday. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. 6:12 right now. up next, addicted to pain killers, the alarming number of young people hooked on opioids and what doctors are saying about it. startling stuff on facebook and the iphone 8 goes on sale. it's on sale now. we'll bring you up to speed now when "today in the bay" continues.

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coming up on 6:15. we're about 30 minutes away from sunrise. a live look outside in fremont this morning. already busy. as we look at the temperature trends, a nice cool start, but a comfortable finish to the day. as we enjoy this friday, you might want to make plans to spend a lot of extra time outside. we'll talk about the weekend forecast and what's ahead and go into the next several days coming up in about five minutes. spending more time on the eastshore freeway. top number there, 20 minutes. it will build because i'm tracking down a crash on the upper eastshore freeway which will add to your travel time to the bay bridge. it is quarter after 6:00 this morning. 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. pediatricians say they're not surprised by the new research. >> 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 old. >> the largest hospital chain in the bay area is taking a closer look at how doctors prescribe opioids. >> kaiser discovered the most common medicine it provides is vicodin. the hospital chain is trying to educate doctors about what else they might be able to prescribe to keep the number of opioid prescriptions down. the "san francisco business

times" says kaiser has been able to cut opioid prescriptions by one third in just two years. kaiser also urine-tests opioid patients to make sure the patients do have drugs in their system. if they don't have opioids in their system, it might be a sign they're selling the pills instead of taking them. the iphone 8 and 8x went on sale at midnight. it will cost $949. the $1,000 iphone x won't be on sale until november. features turned lower after the mom went off in london. we've seen several records on the markets this week. facebook in menlo park facing controversy this morning after the journalism group pro publica discovered facebook allows people to advertises specifically to anti-semites. facebook allows incredibly

targeted ads. you can send ads to women over age 40 who like dogs and board games. some of those categories are kpurter generated like unfortunately a category who expressed anger at people who have jewish faith. enough people talk about it on facebook, facebook computers will create an advertising category. even facebook didn't know it was there until pro publica figured it out. they've gotten rid of it. >> also on facebook, the company is employing a snooze option, allowing you to unfollow a person or page for a day, a week or month. to access snooze, you can click on the drop-down menu of a post. there's a permanent unfollow option as well. so if you have a friend that's

overposting. >> if you look cooler temperatures, today is your day. >> thumbs up. nice weather this weekend. it's going to be nice and comfortable, especially when you compare it to last weeknd when we had all that heat. this weekend it starts out nice and cool. you step out the door and it's like oh, my goodness, it feels like fall. 45 degrees in santa rosa. a long time since we've had temperatures that cool. livermore at 55 degrees. 49 now in morgan hill. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we'll have this weather for a little while longer. here is a look at the temperature change from 24 hours ago. in some spots nearly 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. especially in the north bay as well as the south county. most of us feeling temperatures five to ten degrees cooler. grab a jacket. later today you'll take it off as our temperatures warm up into the upper 70s. up to 76 in cupertino.

for the east bay, lower 80s in danville while in oakland looking at a high of 71 degrees. at 74 in san mateo. san francisco reaching the mid to upper 60s with breezy winds and mostly sun nye skies and the north bay will be up to 78 degrees in santa rosa. if you're planning to hit the links today in the tri-valley, going golfing is going to be perfect there, with a nice cool start. look at the afternoon temperatures, only 78 degrees. then this weekend we have bark in the park in san jose. for tomorrow we're going to have great weather for the humans and the pets. bring some extra bottles of waut ever. it will be in the lower 80s throughout the afternoon. if you're hitting the road this weekend in kirkwood, only in the upper 50s, so pack some warm clothes. we'll also be talking about what you're doing this weekend and my whole weekend wrap-up is coming up in about 20 minutes. hit me up on facebook and let me know where you're going and i can send you the forecast for that spot. as we go into the next several

days, temperatures hold steady in the 60s in san francisco. slight chance of rain early next week as the cold front drops in and temperatures cooling off as well. mike is tracking a new crash in the east bay. >> i was very core read about this on the upper eastshore freeway. speed sensors looking good. this crash reportedly over on the right shoulder. and for the last five minutes i've been tracking it. haven't seen any slowing at all. that's good news. west 80 at san pablo dam road can get crowded. right now we don't see the sensors slowing off the carcinas bridge. they don't slow until you get to golden gate field. that's typical for friday. backup at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. the slowing over the castro valley y and hayward not a big deal. nothing like yesterday for the castro valley drive. all of your routes out of the area, about an hour and a quarter. make sure you check your waze profile. you want to be on our team, nbc bay area wazers and we can share

that information with you throughout the weekend. 6:21. up next, new information on this nun who became a viral sensation after using a chainsaw to clear debris from hurricane irma. the bay area technology she used to figure out how a chainsaw even works. we put four figures back in viewers' pockets this week. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds" next. tracking the cassini spacecraft. it ended its final mission overnight. new video shows how nasa workers reacted. nbc bay area responds to every

call and every e-mail we receive. ==laura/2shot== this week: we got more than 15 "nbc bay area responds" to every call and every e-mail we receive. >> it's important to us. this week we got more than 150 calls for help. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a glimpse of what people are calling about and what we're doing about it. >> good morning. we've received several qualls about the equifax breach. our best advice is to immediately set up alerts for your credit cards and bank accounts. watch the flow of every penny and report anything suspicious. we also continue getting people their money back. this week our team won an $1,100

victory in san jose. she couldn't get a contractor that pay up for damage crews did doing work. another $1100 win. we helped a man in san francisco who had trouble with a big gift card, $1,100 gift card. the money disappeared and we spoke up and got it reinstated. fraud is suspected in this case. so the lesson is here is to use gaft cards quickly before cricks hack in. one last thing really quick, the total amount we've covered as of today $1,e 94,540.91. call us at 1-888-996-tips or on lean at nbc bay area/responds. new this morning, we're learning more about the florida nun who went viral after she was caught on camera using a

chainsaw to clear debris from hurricane irma. the "mercury news" reports that sister margaret ann used google to look up instructions on how to start a chainsaw. the nun was trying to clear debris on the roads in front of her school. look at her go. >> sisters doing it for themselves. >> there you go. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," down to the wire. the slew of bills still on the agenda for california lawmakers today. >> plus we continue to monitor breaking news out of london where police are investigating what they are calling a terror incident in london. how president trump is responding this morning. you're watching "today in the bay."

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chase. we )re off to a typical cool start across the bay area. taking a live look outside from menlo park-- looking right now it's 6:30 on friday morning. we are off to a typical cool start across the bay area. look at the sun rise. that will kick off the weekend. live look from menlo park looking towards the dumbarton bridge. a nice way to start our friday morning. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. today is going to be a beautiful day. to get a better look, let's head over meteorologist kari hall. >> a cool start for the north bay. in the drop-off-line for school in santa rosa it will be in the low 50s. it will be a beautiful afternoon as the kids head home from

school, excited to see all the sunshine and also feeling some nice weather. it will be up to 80 in napa, 77 in shoe and san francisco expect a high of 66 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend in about seven minutes. mike is tracking both sides of the san mateo bridge. >> not all of us, but a lot of us drive across the bridge. a smooth drive for most of the routes. lighter for a friday. i heard about a crash right by the smidgeon the hayward side. turns out it's coming out of the city streets of hayward. may be affected by a crash on the connector. the connector still open. you see slowing in the area because of the volume of traffic. over hoor on the peninsula side, south 280 around black mountain road reports of one vehicle in the roadway, sounds like a

larger vehicle. as you approach 92 that's where you get careful. >> good morning. thank you, mike. back to the breaking news out of london where a blast on a subway train has left dozens injured. here is the latest from nbc news crews gathering that information on the ground. police confirmed within the last few minutes this incident was a terror attack. that blast happened during the morning rush hour. we do know 22 computers are injured. >> social media showing a bucket on fire. the twitter user says it's believed to be linked to the incident. he added an explosion occurred and a fireball flew down the carriage. >> i saw one woman on a stretcher and her legs were quite burned and wrapped in plastic. her hair was as well quite charred. >> president trump is responding to the attack this morning. >> tracie potts is live in

washington, d.c. tracie, this is something the president tweeted about a couple of times this morning. >> reporter: exactly. he started off calling them loser terrorists, whoever was behind this. the president tweeting another attack in london by a loser terrorist. these are sick and demeanted people who are in the sights of scotland yard, must be proactive. then he goes on to talk about how he should deal with what he calls loser terrorists in a much tougher manner. talks about them using the internet to recruit people. something we heard law enforcement say here in washington which means we've got to cut them off. interestingly the president uses that to transition into a justification for his travel ban, banning people from certain countries with majority muslim populations, countries that he says also harbor terrorists. the president tweeting it should be larger and tougher and more specific.

as he puts it, stupidly we have to be politically correct. the president using this attack this morning to transition into travel ban that's been repeatedly rejected in our courts. >> tracie, thank you for that update. >> we'll stay on top of this developing story. constantly tweeting out updates as they happen and sending push alerts to the smart phone only when major news breaks. >> happening today, state lawmakers are getting ready to vote on a sanctuary state bill. the bill will make california the first to ban federal immigration laws or asking undocumented immigrants about their status. the assembly and senate are set to vote on that legislation today. if approved, it leds to governor jerry brown who already announced his support for the bill earlier this week. it's the last day for lake

lay tors to pass the bill. with one bill is aimed at solving the affordable housing crisis. kris sanchez has more on why it matters for homeowners and people hoping to get into the housing market. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. home ownership in california is at an all-time low. we told you yesterday here in santa clara county only .25% of single family homes are in the market. inventory is one problem but affordability is a different problem. lawmakers passed a $75 fee on mortgage refinances and other non-sale transactions to create a permanent affordable housing fund. they also agreed to put $4 billion bond on the ballot. easing local building

restrictions and requiring local communities to plan for low and moderate housing. we tracked our local lawmakers through this process and they were very active. senator jim bell of campbell backed that bond issue. scott weiner of san francisco pushed to make local government accountable for meeting those accounting demands. nancy skinner of oakland pushed for cities to push for low and moderate housing. there are other actions that have to happen related to this package of housing bills. because the governor is in on the planning of all this, it is expected this is basically a done deal. so perhaps relief, though it will be a long time before we actually see it. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, chris, for that. >> it is 6:36. new this morning, the palo alto police department is spending big money on hiring officers from other departments. the "mercury news" reports today the department will start offering up to a $25,000 bonus

to new officers. there is a 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 per year. palo alto police say nearly every department in the state is short on officers creating a lot of competition. we looked at numbers out of san jose, the bay area's largest city. this summer the department reported 983 officers, well off their high a decade ago of about 1,400 officers. experts say it's normal to see fewer police department applications when the economy is doing well and private sector jobs are available. 6:37. more and more coyotes are showing up in urban areas of santa cruz county. the "mercury news" reports this morning coyote attacks on bets

are up, even in places like downtown santa cruz. experts say because because there's easy access to food. they do most of their hunting at down and dusk and generally stay away from people. >> we squeezed city of san jose insider information on the viva cal calle event this weekend. it will go from japantown to alum rock and end at cunningham park. the folks will put up a zip line in in middle of the street in front of mount pleasant high school. th . the city sponsored free event is sunday from 10:00 to 3:00. >> do you have dancing horses on your map? >> we need ae emoticon for that.

the chiclets are moving. green means go. that's what we have for most of the bay. the south bay has seen the most change. north 101 slow, typical pattern from capital expressway. nothing major but we do follow that. remember for viva calle they have have streets closed for traffic besides bikes and roller skates as we saw. nice easy build coming out of the tri-valley. eastbound will get crowded about noon, folks get making their getaway. friday is different because this will start to get more crowded later in the morning and build throughout midday into the evening. >> the weekend is here. it seems nice. >> compared to last weekend when it was so hot, this weekend will

be amazing. a look at saturday's forecast. it will be cool along the coast. 68 degrees. 75 for the bay and inland areas in the lower 80s. more of the same on sunday, even a touch cooler in a few spots where the inland valleys will see the high temperatures to 81 degrees. checking out some of those events going on, the nbc bay area proud blood drive. get your weekend started off right. we will have temperatures at 65 degrees at 9:00 in the morning and mostly sunny skies. we've got all the details on nbcbayarea.com. then maybe you want to head north to sonoma for the gopro grand prix. we'll also be tracking spectacular weather and good racing weather, too, reaching into the low 80s there. on sunday, we talked about this just a second ago, the viva kaya, some of the roads will be set down. you can head to japantown and get a look at the route. temperatures in the upper 60s, great biking weather, roller

skating, whatever you'll be doing, running, participating in the activities with the artists as well. it will be in the lower 80s on sunday. also, if you're going to be in san francisco on sunday, it's going to be a touch cooler there, looking at low 70s. we will have that sunshine as you laugh at golden gate park. bring your blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the weather. the monterey jazz festival happening today. maybe long sleeves or a light jacket needed. if you're heading farther south to paso robles, if you want warmer weather, that will be a nice play to go. let me know what you're doing this weekend. check me out on facebook. just let me know.

i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in san jose. 6:41 right now. charges have been filed in the triple murder of three california kids killed in their home. new this morning, the encounter that a neighbor says led up to the gruesome discovery. the president is talking terror this morning. the california assembly tells him, show us your return. we're following your money on wall street as you can see right now. the dow is up 27 points there. a lot of people pointing to those futures of the mixed open as politics dominate talk on wall street. you're watching "today in the bay."

it's 6:45. sunrise happening in less than ten minutes. now ae we take a live look outside at san jose. temperature trend starts out nice and cool. grab a jacket later today. it will be very comfortable as you enjoy your friday and start of the weekend. i'll have a look at the weekend forecast. look ahead to a slight chance of rain. >> your second crash of the morning on the upper eastshore freeway now. you see the travel time growing at the top. highway 4 to the bay bridge building. we'll talk about that as well as another crash. >> thank you very much. we are still following the latest developments out of london after there was an explosion in the tube at the parsons green station in southwest london.

we know at least 22 people were injured. the explosion happening during the morning commute. the investigation is continuing, but it's also affecting activity here in the bay area. we are just learning from b.a.r.t. this morning they will increase their uniformed presence at all of their core underground stations. that means san francisco, downtown and oakland. they're asking to keep your eyes and ears open. if you see something, certainly say something. we're getting reports from caltrain as well this morning that they are not deciding just yet whether they're increasing security. overseas affecting us here in the bay area as well. 6:46. here is a live look at uc berkeley where all is calm. much different scene than what we just saw hours ago.

this morning police tell us they arrested nine people after fights broke out after a visit by conservative commentator ben shapiro. over all the night relatively peaceful. >> i shouldn't be violent towards you and you shouldn't be violent towards me. >> this whole mess of cops and people here are preventing me from doing what i came here, what my hard money, hard-earned money is spent on. >> overnight ben shapiro tweeted thank yous to campus police and city police writing thank you for restoring order and ensuring the exercise of free speech. 6:47 right now. 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 this morning near highway 101 and seaport boulevard. police say they can't remove that van because they say the structure is compromised. the people who live there will

have to find someplace else to stay for now. police say the driver was not impaired. 6:47. learning chilling new details about a triple homicide in west sacramento. three children were killed in their home and their father is in custody. this is video shows a vigil held for those children. their father, robert hodges is in jail this morning on murder charges. police say he has no criminal history, but 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 even realized what was happening. i had asked her if her children were okay -- if they were home -- excuse me. she said i hadn't even had a chance to check yet. at that point we both ran back upstairs together and discovered

them. >> wow. police won't say how those children were killed. their father is due in court monday. switching gears, the california assembly has passed a bill that says presidential candidates must show tax returns if they want to be on the california ballot. >> scott mcgrew, a law like this would have kept trump's name off the ballot. >> that's right. if approved by the state and senate and assuming trump doesn't relates taxes between now and then. trump was the first candidate in modern history not to provide tax returns. he says it's because they're under irs audit. even the irs has said it would be fine for him to release them. president trump has angered scotland yard again. the london metropolitan police says this tweet is speculation and unhelpful. trump tweeting another attack in london by a loser terrorists. these are sick and demented

people who were in the sights of scotland yard. must be proactive. this is not the first time trump blamed organizations in london in the midst of an attack. the president called the mayor london's response to the london bridge attack pathetic after the mayor called for calm saying there was no reason to be alarmed. the mayor was talking about after the london bridge attack, not the attack itself. our president seemed to have misinterpreted the statement. steve mnuchin says i didn't use a government jet on my honeymoon, and if i did, i would have paid for it. that's a bit of a head fake on his part. nobody was accusing him of using the plane on his honeymoon. reports say he asked to use a government plane and was rejected. treasury secretaries usually fly commercial and certainly fly commercial when they're on vacation. we examined the president's tweets and executive orders and

speeches each morning on "today in the bay." we'd love to hear from you. you can contact me on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. we're not going to hear from nasa's cassini spacecraft. bringing tears to the eyes of some of nasa's workers. the finally early morning mission was emotional for people at nasa. we have video from our sister station in l.a. tweeting it out early this morning. it's being retired. within the past couple hours the spacecraft actually broke apart in saturn's atmosphere. nasa launched it in 1997. for years cass seen any has been giving us closer views of saturn. nasa vapor rised it because it's getting low on fuel and nasa wants to leave the area undisturbed. >> you work on a project. it's been out there for two decades and worked on it before then. now it's just gone. >> amazing pictures of saturn. it was really cool.

>> we are also looking at what's happening in this atmosphere today. >> a little closer to home. >> we are going to have a beautiful day. take a look at the sunrise as we get a look at the view over san francisco. you can see the cranes are already out there working early this morning. as you get ready to head out for school, going through the drop-off-line, in san francisco it's going to be cold to start. we have temperatures now in the upper 50s. all that sunshine makes for a very nice day with high temperatures reaching 66 degrees. let's start out in the south bay, looking at our high temperatures today. the south bay seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, east san jose will be up to 78 degrees. for the east bay up to 83 degrees in antioch. hayward expecting a high of 74 today. it will be at 76 for the high in redwood city. san francisco reaching into the mid to upper 60s with breezy winds there and sunshine in the north bay. novato expecting a high of 81

degrees. as you're starting your day, you might need a light jacket. later the day it will be great for short sleeves and pants. you'll be comfortable with all the sunshine and it won't be as hot as the weather we've seen recently. as we get a look at what's happening elsewhere, we've been continuing to monitor tropical storm jose out in the atlantic. it's been swirling around in the atlantic for the past several days. now we have a heads-up for the east coast. this could be heading up toward new england as a category 1. we'll keep you up to date on that. bringing it back to san francisco, we will have a chance of showers on monday as the cold front drops in, our temperatures will stay in the 60s, and for the inland areas very nice today, warmer tomorrow and cooling down early next week. now mike is tracking two crashes for the east bay. >> that's right, kari, one is the second crash for the same area. friday lighter flow of traffic.

we do see some slowing, it's on the shoulder but enough of a distraction to cause that backup. a build over here 242 and 680. there may be a come crashes on the shoulder as well. waze from the tri-valley, much better than yesterday. 580 is open to traffic but 680 might be a better route depending on how you're getting over to the peninsula. >> thanks, mike. coming up, we'll take a look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including the investigation under way in london this morning. this is after an explosion on the london tube. first, at 6:54, happening now, harvard university rescinded an invitation to chelsea manning to be a visiting fellow. manning will still be allowed to speak at the forum. the dean says harvard doesn't view the title of fellow as

conveying a special honor, rather a way to indicate someone spending a few hours at the school. lady gaga suffering from what she calls physical pain, lady gaga says she plans to reschedule her concert. a lot more news ahead. stick around.

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6:57. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> we continue to follow the latest out of london with live pictures. there's been yet another terrorist attack. this time police say someone exploded a device inside a train car injuring 22 people. it happened during the morning rush hour at a station in southwest london. one person actually tweeted out a picture of a bucket saying this was the actual device that exploded. wires were protruding out of it. this hour london police confirmed it was a terrorist attack. no arrests have been made. we were the first to report a few moments ago b.a.r.t. police here in the bay area will be stepping up patrols in response to the overseas attack. >> today is the deadline for building owners in san francisco to comply with new earthquake safety rules. according to the examiner owners of nearly 800 buildings haven't submitted changes. today is the deadline for permit applications.

this comes after a series of small earthquakes rattled the south bay. a total of six small earthquakes were recorded last night centered in the east foothills. you could feel the shake from the downtown area of san jose and milpitas. want to get a look at our forecast for today. it's a little cooler as you step out the door. >> it's nice. some of the spots are about 15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. you can feel it. but our temperatures will remain about the same for our highs, reaching into the mid 60s in san francisco, inland areas upper 70s. a bit warmer for tomorrow. >> thank you, kari. >> a live look by the coliseum. i was concerned because of reports of an animal run manage the roadway. i didn't see anything. but we did see brake lights, it just started sorting itself out. traffic has a memory. if someone hits their brakes, it ripples back in the area. >> hopefully no accidents.

we do love our animals here. we love when you join us as well. that's what's happening on "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> have a great day. it's going to be a beautiful one. >> good morning. an explosive device in a london subway car causes a stampede during rush hour. authorities believe it was bomb that failed to detonate. again, north korea launching a ballistic missile over japan breaching japanese airspace for the second time in a month and setting off a storm of reaction from world leaders. the president speaking out from air force one. >> people in this country will be very, very safe. >> what will it take to get the north to back down. google under fire. coule