be drained. right now at 6:00, police in the south bay are searching for the gunman involved in a deadly shooting inside the apartment building. we are live at the scene as they try to track down the suspect. fire risks at a home. the dramatic video into the news room showing the devastation left behind. safety concerns at yosemite's famous el capitan after another rock slide at the hiking spot at the peak of the climbing season. we look into the history of the rock slides. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm r i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. >> it's been a nice workweek, a long one, though. we are looking forward to the weekend. >> i think the hot temperature, the fire danger, the brush fires that broke out, that made for a start to the week. we are ending on a good note.

we are talking about the cooler temperatures. if you are getting kids ready for school, we will be in the 50s around the time you drop them off, 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. recess time in oakland, 54 degrees. definitely on the cooler end. i think a jacket might be in place for today. by the time you pick them up, expect a lot of cloud cover. especially for oakland. the marine layer will creep in tonight. parents, i hope you have a good start so far. mike, have you had breakfast today? >> i have not. coffee. you might hear my stomach. you have a good pattern on the roadways. turn the audio down a bit to hear the highlights. green sensors around the bay. a little build there. just in the last few seconds, an incident reported on the nimitz. i'll get more details when chp arrives. we are looking at the north bay travel times. slowing at 37 across vallejo and

the napa valley bridge. the toll plaza, of course, has the metering lights on. you can see the visible movement. the craash lane is not as bad a we often see. back to you. >> thank you. we are following a developing story out of the south bay where a search is on for the gunman after a deadly shooting inside a north san jose apartment. it happened in the north park neighborhood at an apartment complex on elan village lane. that is not too far from montague expressway. >> that's where we find "today in the bay's" bob redell to bring us up to speed on the investigation. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you marcus and kris. the san jose crime scene unit is still here at the elan apartments. this is a large, luxury apartment complex in san jose. we spoke to a police department with san jose pd within the last half hour to tell what led up to

this murder. this happened around 8:40 last night. two men burst into a unit upstairs in this complex, forced their way into the unit. the two men who burst in, one shot one of the men inside the unit. they left the other man unharmed, according to police. it's not clear whether they stole anything, then they left. when the officers arrived, they found one man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. i spoke with a man who lives in the unit next door. he did not hear anything leading up to the gunshot. when he heard it, he thought it sounded like a cap gun. he didn't think much about it and didn't call 911. he is aware of what happened. he did not hear anything leading up to that, though he was getting ready to go to bed. police are trying to identify the suspect. again, they are not clear what the motive was into this murder of a man inside the elan

apartment complex here in northerly san jose. bob redell, "today in the bay." new this morning, firefighters are investigating a late night fire that destroyed a home on the peninsula. it happened near alameda in redwood city. firefighters say the home was fully engulfed by the time they arrived. no one was there at the time. it took crews an hour to get it under control. developing this morning, the second big rock slide in as many days at yosemite. visitors who witnessed both of them said the second was bigger than the first. >> they scrambled to safety when it happened yesterday afternoon. the dust cloud resembled a war zone. a man was taken to the hospital after rocks took his car off the road. >> it got pitch black. we thought, this is it. something is going to hit us.

>> it seemed like it happened. the trees were white, everything. the whole thing was white. it was like we had a new snowfall. >> the first slide, wednesday, falling rock killed a man and seriously injured his climbing partner. rock slides happen 80 times a year and resulted in 17 deaths in the park's history. our coverage continues online at www.nbcbayarea.com. you can see photos and videos illustrating the power of the slides. we are in yosemite and will bring live reports in yosemite today. loved ones and comrades will say good-bye to this chp officer struck and killed on his way to work. he was a 12-year veteran of the force, who worked in the south bay. ten days ago, investigators say he struck a pick-up truck turning into his path on monterey highway.

that driver has not been charged. this afternoon service is at the morgan hill community center. police officers will patrol a north bay campus after threats were made at the school. students reported finding graffiti in the bathroom saying there will be a shooting today. the threat is under investigation and classes will be in session. last week, the school was evacuated after a bomb threat. this morning, a u.s. navy hospital ship is headed to puerto rico to help the millions of people who desperately need food and water a week after hurricane maria hit the island. >> the trump administration has come under fire for not acting quickly enough. tracie potts is live in washington this morning, where the government is explaining how it is dealing with the growing humanitarian crisis. good morning. >> reporter: hi, marcus and kris. good morning, everyone. we have heard from members of

the trump administration. the president, himself, may speak out in a couple hours. he's speaking to manufacturers this morning. the first high level official, the director of homeland security is headed to puerto rico today. this morning, the u.s. navy ship, "comfort" is on the way to puerto rico where a three-star general is in charge. >> we are using air support. we are cleaning the roads regularly. we have expanded greatly. probably over 90% of the island is accessible. >> reporter: 10,000 federal employees, most military, are on the ground. president trump has lifted a decades old law to allow supplies from offshore on foreign ships to be distributed. >> we don't have water. >> reporter: it's been over a week since hurricane maria hit. texas and florida got help almost immediately. why is it taking so long here.

>> we need americans to unite instead of pointing fingers. >> reporter: half the island has no clean drinking water. lawmakers are planning for an effort. >> the resources are there, but we clearly believe and understand those resources will eventually be tapped. >> we have to move as quickly as posz zable. >> reporter: time is critical. fuel is scarce. flood could damage hospitals. power out for months in some areas. 3.5 million americans waiting for washington to come to their rescue. i want to take a second to explain what's going on with the jones act, that law the president lifted temporarily, so the ships could come in, foreign ships can come in with goods. american shipping companies, not so happy about that. there was pressure there and the white house waited for some time because american shipping companies want that law to stay in place, it prevents competition for them. here on capitol hill, lawmakers

are starting the process to get rid of it permanently. >> at least temporarily so the aid can get there. thank you. here at home, no more weekend concerts at levi stadium, at least for now. that is a message from the 49ers, until they hear more from the city council about the noise curfew issue. concerts are not supposed to go past 10:00 at night. a few have in the past. city leaders want that curfew taken seriously. the 49ers say the scheduling of weeknight concerts will cost the city $800,000 a year in losses. that dollar amount is making some people who live near the stadium maybe think twice about complaining about that curfew and the noise. >> a little sacrifice for a big check for santa clara. i don't know. that definitely does make me consider it differently. >> ed sheeran just canceled his

levi show over the curfew. the last time a concert ran long, the 49ers were only fined $4900. good morning. it's 6:10. i hope you are up and at it. 59 degrees right now. yes, that cloud cover is moving in at about 8:00 a.m., we'll be 50 degrees. around lunch hour, 67. san francisco is going to top out at 69 degrees. san jose, expecting cooler temperatures in the forecast, 60 degrees right now. 11:00 a.m., an increase into those 70s. today's high for san jose, only 79 degrees. we are getting a break from the 80s for san jose, which have been in the 80s since the weekend. the cooling trend is expected to stick around for the weekend. first, we have to get through today's traffic. >> on the shoulder northbound,

really it's southbound where we had a lane blocked. you see flashing lights here. south 880 at 56. north of there, we'll show you on the map as folks come toward the coliseum. at least for a few minutes, the fast lane was blocked. they may be pushing that car as chp is arriving. a sudden slowing toward the coliseum. that's the only real slow spot for the bay, aside from the toll plaza. we knew about that one. a build for westbound 80. of course that's all toward berkeley. the rest of the bay in the hayward area. no delays. back to you. coming up on "today in the bay," staying safe on the roads. the new feature in the latest iphone update that could eliminate distracts while driving. looking outside from our emeryville camera, the traffic is moving along smoothly. those folks planning an early

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good morning. it's 6:14. you are probably already waking up to kids going to school. tell them it's friday, maybe that will get them excited. 66 degrees by 10:00 a.m. it is chilly, even in inland spots.

just in time for recess, in the 70s with cloud cover. i's going to be a good day for a combination of light, long sleeves and shorts for later. mike? >> we are looking toward oakland where traffic is not moving well. crews did arrive on scene. the flashing lights distract the northbound side as well. this is high street. you can see folks getting off there. we'll track the impact. >> thanks, mike. 6:15 now. federal immigration agents continue their raid in the bay area with 27 people arrested just this week alone. 21 of those arrests happened in santa clara county, six in san francisco. i.c.e. reports all the folks arrested violated u.s. immigration laws. daca recipients were not targeted. however, many of the folks arrested have convictions of crimes ranging from traffic violations to sexual assault. all of them face deportation.

there is a feature in the latest iphone update you might not know about yet and could help keep you or your teenager safer on the road. the i os 11. the feature can automatically turn on once it connects to the bluetooth system. business and tech news this morning, spacex ceo is planning a rip to the red planet. >> and the news before the bell is what we are covering with morgan brennan. good morning, morgan. >> hi, kris and marcus. it is the final trading day of the third quarter of 2017. the dough and s&p 500 are on track for positive gains. this is the first positive since 2013. it starts 15 minutes ahead of the opening bell.

the s&p closing at a record high yesterday grabbing three points to close at 2510. the dow up 40 points to close at 22,381. meanwhile, twitter suspending 200 russian-linked accounts. this is part of the investigation whether russia influenced the 2016 presidential election. top democratic senator, mark warner, who is on the intelligence committee summoned them to testify behind radars. facebook getting similar grilling earlier this month. spacex slashing costs. elan musk says they will start construction on it next year. spacex is planning the first trip to the red planet in 2022, just around the corner, carrying only cargo, then a manned mission coming two years later in 2024. spacex is way ahead of nasa on this front. nasa's first human mission to

mars wouldn't come until a decade after that. he is proposing to use this rocket to shuttle people around earth as well. you can get anywhere on planet earth in 60 minutes. >> can you add that to the traffic report? we are going to have the traffic guy add it to the report. there is something for everyone at the box office this weekend. tom cruise flied the unfriendly skies in "american made" based on the story of an airline pilot recruited by the cia to fly special cargo to south america. once he gets there, dangerous people want him to fly their cargo for the cartel back to the u.s. in exchange for cash. "american made" is rated "r." ellen page stars in "flatliner." medical students literally kill themselves. when their colleagues bring them

back to life, they realize they did not come back alone. it's rated pg-13. >> i love the original one. "literally right before aaron." it's a catchy title, right? long gets invited to the ex-girlfriend's wedding, then tries to use it as an excuse to get back together. don't invite your ex. it is in limited release. >> wasn't kiefer southland in that? >> and julia roberts. >> i think he's in this one, too. >> i wonder if i could find the original on netflix. >> maybe on video cassette. >> i was good. >> you have to find a video player. >> what is that? >> if your story relates to that story, let us know on twitter.

there's a talker for you. the temperatures are going to be quite nice, perfect for an outdoor wedding. 60 degrees. 59 along the peninsula, tri-valley, 54. nice and cool. in san francisco, it's getting cloudy. you can see using the live picture, the coastal cloud cover, 58 degrees. cool in the east bay and it's always chilly in the north bay at 52 degrees. let's talk about what you can expect over the next couple hours so it doesn't throw you off. this is the time of year where it starts cold and blaze zing hot by the afternoon. am i right? by 10:00 a.m., 64 degrees. today, it's not the case. it stays in the 60s for san francisco, expecting a high of 59 degrees. let's talk about the temperature trend for san jose. right now, we are at 60 degrees. we'll see the cloud cover as well for the south bay and east bay later in the afternoon. it's going to be diminished clouds. mostly sunshine with a few

clouds in the mix. today's microclimate highs, san jose, 79. walnut creek, 82. antioch, 84. along the peninsula, you are in search of cooling centers, you are in the 60s and 70s. same for san francisco. a lot of folks are worried with the fire danger. looking better today for the north bay. 79 degrees for sonoma. the next seven days, trending for a pleasant weekend ahead. sunday, 71. if you notice the temperatures drop down into the 70s, even for inland areas. you are following a crash in oakland, right? >> i am. the coliseum, they have suddenly blocked all lanes, southbound. that's good news. that means they are ready to move the car from the fast lane and push it to the shoulder. south out of downtown and nobody, you can see the looky lous. now you know. look at the map.

avoid this area, i'll give you an alternate in a second. you are jammed up by park street. folks coming off alameda, head down doolittle. the crash in oakland. a quick look at waze. we'll show you we mapped out travel times from oak streept to downtown. we are looking at a longer drive if you take 880, it's longer travel time. if you go seven miles longer, around 580, that's a quicker route. the freeways are clear. join nbc bay area wazers. that's where we share this information. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay," grab that cup of coffee, it is national coffee day. where you can get a free cup of joe as you are looking to get into the spirit today. >> the drama is supposed to be on stage. it's all about the show tickets themselves.

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online ticket seller to buy last minute theater tickets. last spring in new york city, she spent $446. then a schedule conflict popped up. she asked if she could exchange her tickets for an earlier performance. they said no, but she could buy new tickets and the representative could help her with a refund or credit. she went ahead and bought the new ticket. but, when she went ahead and asked about the refund, she was told, nope, we don't do that. julie felt she was caught in the middle of miscommunication between the theater and the ticket. she reached to us for help. we contacted today tix and they issued a $446 credit for future use. however, it didn't have to. the theater gave julie wrong information. they are not affiliated the

today tix and never should have promised a refund. today tix says kocustomers are top priority and we absorveed the cost on behalf of our customer. log on to www.nbcbayarea.com/responds. happening today, something to ponder during your morning cup of joe. today is national coffee day. there may be a perk or two for you if you play your cards right. petes, krispy kreme and dunkin' donuts are offering free cups. a former ymca worker accused of sharing nude photos with a pre-teen. also, an arrest in this hit and run. that little boy in richmond, the owner of the car says he had no idea it happened. pete tease over vo.

fleet week kicks off next week in san francisco, bringing millions of folks to the city. officials are preparing this week to make sure that event is a safe one. you are watching "today in the bay." we )re tracking a pleasant day

and weekend ahead across the bay right now at 6:30, tracking a pleasant day and a pleasant weekend ahead across the bay area. as we start our morning with a live look outside in danville.

thanks so much for joining us on this friday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. vianey arana was telling us today was going to be the start of a beautiful weekend. i think you hit that hammer on the nail head. >> it's good if you like cooler temps. if you like 80s and 90s, sorry. parents, a warmer day ahead. the san francisco school day forecast. we keep the clouds in there. by 8:00 a.m., i don't know what time you drop off your kids, but i think between 7:00 and 8:00, 56 degrees. by 9:00 getting their study on, recess, in the 60s. it's on the chillier end. i ate cereal. it was easier on my mom because i didn't like eggs. mike, i hear they cleared that crash in oakland. >> they did. you can stop and make the eggs.

880, everything is cleared to the shoulder. see the flashing lights, somebody traffic is moving. it was good news when we saw that traffic break. going back all the way through downtown, coming up past park street, high street and clearing. there will be quick recovery, stick it out at 5-10 minutes. it will keep you relaxed through the area. traffic is moving better. the bay bridge metering lights are on. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. no delays on mass transit. we have good news for california cable cars. they were doing maintenance and going to open it for a while. we are ready for folks coming into town for fleet week. the cable lines are back in service. back to you. it is that time of year, again. fleet week kicks off this sunday in san francisco. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live with a look ahead at the big event and the steps police are taking to make

sure everyone stays safe. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you marcus and kris. fleet week kicks off next week. we spoke to officials about the security measures they are going to have in place when they are expecting millions of people to be in san francisco to celebrate fleet week. as far as security measures go, the police said they are going to have active patrol units in the water and on land as things unfold. they want to watch out for intoxicated boaters during fleet week. they are going to watch the speed of those boaters, especially after the air show when boats are going back and forth in the water, which causes a tremendous wake in the water, making it dangerous for folks. the rescue team is going to be fully staffed for the week, keeping an eye on conditions. the coast guard made it clear they won't ill be working close

with law enforcement. >> we are always on guard. in fact, all law enforcement and fire department and first responder agencies are always on guard remaining individual lent. it's our communication that keeps that threat in the back of our mind and assessing to make sure everything is safe out there. >> reporter: that security will be there all week. there will be an added emphasis toward the end of the week with the bigger event on friday, october 6. you are going to have a parade of ships and the air show, which will take place on friday as well. it will take place on friday, saturday and sunday, october 6-october 9. remind folks to stay off cliffs and designated trails watching the events. fleet week kicks off next tuesday. live in san francisco, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. 6:34 right now. one day after a student was

stabbed on campus. students in san jose will return to class. we brought this as breaking news at 11:00 yesterday morning. the stabbing happened near the gym. two we are detained by school staff until officers could arrest them. the victim did not suffer life-threatening injuries, but the ordeal as students feeling rattled. >> it's kind of scary, knowing that someone got stabbed here. crazy. >> kind of scares me, you know? i'm still shaking about it. right now, i kind of don't feel safe being here. >> we are waiting for details about exactly what happened from san jose police. we know one of the suspects did not attend school in that district. 6:35, happening today, a possible probation and sentencing hearing for torres, the man accused of killing sierra lamar. it's on the docket, but we don't

think it will happen today. they are trying to remove the judge from the case. the judge failed to disclose a conflict of interest. the judge investigated a lead representation on this suit. a north bay nanny and ymca worker was arrested for sharing nude pictures with a 12-year-old boy in arkansas. they met playing video games on x-box live. she was booked into jail yesterday. police say she was in possession of child pornography. the 12-year-old boy's mother discovered the pictures on her son's smartphone. her defense, she told the police, she thought the boy was 14, not 12. they shared pictures on instagram and snap chat. police don't believe the two ever met in person, nor that there are other victims. 6:36. two parents are holding a vigil.

this red smart car struck a boy at 27th and mcdonald. yesterday, authorities located the car and learned the owner had his car serviced the day before in richmond. according to police, a receptionist took the car for an unapproved drive. >> she is a receptionist for the autoshop and somehow she was able to obtain the keys and drove the customer's car. >> the father says the son is now on a breathing machine. the 19-year-old receptionist faces felony hit and run charges. details from san francisco transportation leaders about a plan to change parking policies that could reduce the number of residential parking permits. the mta is debating a pilot program to introduce a meter-like pay as you go system for visitors.

residents would be eligible for permits, but the maximum number of permits per household would be two instead of four. >> under this policy, visitors could park, if they pay. they would not have a time limit, but they would have to pay to park there. residents, nothing would change. >> the plan is roll out a pilot program to see how it works in two neighborhoods. mta will debate this proposal next week. the federal government is requiring states to track vehicle emissions. after months of delaying the process. california and seven other states add to sue to get the epa to act. they will look at gas purchase and miles traveled. even though the feds are implementing the rules, they could repeal them next year. this morning, four bay area schools have a lot to brag about and smile about as they received

national recognition with the prestigious blue ribbon award. each year, hundreds of public and private schools are awarded it. this year, george c. payne elementary in west san jose, sunset elementary in san francisco, albany middle school in albany and the high school in pleasanton. a total of 25 schools in california received that award. it is october. we can start to feel the spookiness start to creep in. i keep waiting for people to scare me around the corner. we are very close to halloween. >> everyone is getting in the spirit. tonight, san jose winchester mystery house kicks off the 20th night of fright. you can take a tour of the mansion by candlelight. the mansion began construction in 1884. it is world famous in the paranormal activities.

something scarey to look at there. not that. here it comes. here it comes. wait for it. there it is. >> all right. we'll get you. we have a whole month. looking here, a smooth drive for most of the bay. that's not scary. we had a crash at south 80 near 66. it cleared up. how quickly it is recovering. a nice, easy drive. the bay bridge toll plaza has the back up as well. the build for 880, most of the folks heading out of oakland, with a quick look at the live shot shows a big crowd. that is an issue. not scary. >> i have to avoid your around every corner. >> i get frightened very easy. >> something not to be scared about is the weekend weather. >> i saw on facebook you want to do nothing this weekend, just

lay low. you can lay low inside or outside. you have an option. now, weekend weather on saturday is pretty good. the coast, 69 degrees. bay, 74, inland 81. we'll see an increase in the cloud cover. don't be afraid if you see the fog rolling in. we saw that yesterday morning along golden gate bridge. if you are headed to santa cruz, checking on thunderbirds, the classic cars, a look at what to expect. 65 degrees by 11:00 a.m. it is free. by 1:00, we are talking 69 degrees. then, notice it clears nicely by 2:00, we are talking 71 degrees in santa cruz. if you are not heading to the beach because it's too chilly, sunday is going to be a better beach day. tomorrow is cloudy, today is cloudy as well. sunday is the best bet. we'll have slight cloud cover,

slight coastal cover. the temperatures will be climbing into the 70s. for the bay, nice, clear skies, 76 degrees. inland, 85. if you are looking to get away, maybe heading to a gorgeous destination like heavenly, a lot of people head up there. i haven't checked it out yet. saturday 69 degrees. sunday, on the cooler end with 64 degrees. back to you. >> thanks. coming up next on "today in the bay," we continue to monitor a developing story. the investigation under way this morning after a deadly shooting in an apartment complex. plus, taking the mound for the last time, the emotional weekend ahead for giants pitcher matt cain as he gets ready to retire from baseball. you are watching "today in the bay."

good morning. it's 6:45. you probably already know this, you didn't need the ac last night. this morning, waking up to 50s. livermore, 54 degrees. 60 for san jose. how much cooler can we expect to stay for the weekend? i'll have the details in a bit. mi mike? >> all right, oakland with a continued recovery. this is high street but the crash is flashing lights. we'll show you how it shapes up for the nimitz.

6:45 now. we are live in north san jose this morning where police are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting at a luxury apartment complex. it happened last night at the elan apartments near montague expressway. the victim is a man found inside an apartment. a lot of unanswered questions right now. investigators are trying to find out who the suspect is and whether that victim was targeted, specifically. 6:46. there are speculations this weekend could be o.j. simpson's last weekend behind bars. he will be transferred to another prison first. >> they haven't going to be staying here, obviously. we try to get people to a location, if they are going fly or do something, besides manager in nevada, we'll make it easier than that. >> simpson was granted parole earlier this year from his involvement in an armed robbery

in las vegas. he spent nine years behind bars. this is, of course, after simpson was acquitted of murdering nicole brown simpson. simpson says he wants to live in florida after he's out of prison. happening today, a contractor accused of leaking secure agency material over the summer is scheduled to appear in court for a bond hearing. attorneys for 25-year-old reality winner plans to ask the judge to free her from jail pending trial. winner had top secret clearance and sent a classified nsa report to a news organization in june. happening today, powerful women unite for victims of sexual assault. jackie spear and actress ashley judd are leading the event in hillsborough. we look at the numbers overnight. reports of sexual assault in the military doubled since 2012.

last year alone, 6,000 cases were reported, the highest number ever. california's top pot regulator amist anxiety. pot regulator says, quote, we all have anxiety. she doesn't know how many will come forward to seek licenses. they are expected to be handed out late november. voters passed proposition 64, legalizing recreational pot. ten new sights and u.s. landmarks the faa is branding no fly drone zones. the statue of liberty, mt. rush mor and hoover dam made the list. the new restrictions take effect next thursday. warriors will provide and assist for east bay young people hoping to be tomorrow's star. the warriors foundation, helping

to unveil to refurbish the basketball court at washington park in alameda. former warrior will be on hand. the team organized the basketball clinic for 100 local young people and today's event starts at 3:30. it is the last weekend of the season for the oakland athletics and san francisco giants. the as are on the road. the giants are here at home. >> it will be a big weekend for giants pitcher, matt cain who is going to retire on sunday. can you believe it? he may have a babe face, but he is the longest tenured giant. he has been on the team since 2006. he led the team to three world series championships. we remember him best for that perfect game. saturday will be his last time pitching at at&t park. he will officially retire when the season ends on sunday. it will be fun to see what he does after that. >> teach little league.

>> that would be hard for him. >> sometimes they are not coachable. >> yeah, i don't have any kids yet, but i had little sisters and little nephews. they do what they do. they are really smart girls. i know if you have girls or boys getting ready for school, look at the san francisco camera, using the weather underground shot. you can see the dark clouds. it's not just gray out. the clouds are making it seem like the sun is not even coming out. you know why i can tell? look at this shot over san jose. brighter, but seeing a little bit of that haze z. we have the clouds coming in. the current temperatures in san jose, we are talking 60 degrees. palo alto, 57, livermore, 54. san francisco, 59 degrees. over the next couple hours, you are going to notice the cooling air is creeping in thanks to this jet stream and on shore flow. it's going to kick up the winds, too. breezier conditions along the

coastline. let's talk about the 24-hour temperature change. the cooling trend started since last night. that means significant decrease isn't going to roll in until this afternoon. looking at today's high, morgan hill, 85 degrees. east san jose, 81. for the east bay, 83 degrees for danville, 82 for walnut creek. along the peninsula, peninsula-like temperatures. i say that because you don't typically need ac. san francisco 70 degrees. north bay, sonoma at 79. let's talk act the next seven days they are going to be good. 70 degrees for saturday, 71 for sunday. monday, the nice 60s trend continues. it sticks around. on wednesday, we are tracking a disturbance off to the north. that could bring a chance for pop-up showers. a sunny weekend with a little cloud cover to look forward too. >> all i heard was weekend.

we are seeing lighter traffic because it's friday. there's a build for the south bay. i want to zoom in to a couple key spots. 880 south from san mateo to dumbarton bridge picks up considerably. we had a crash that cleared toward union city. there's recovery here south of the downtown to the coliseum. both directions are recovering from looky lou traffic. the back up at the toll plaza, i want to show you that back up on the live camera. traffic is marching. you can see that movement. that's good news. let's go to the waze system. the south bay with the speed sensors calling on areas below 30 miles per hour. 101 or 280, through downtown. we are look agent the travel time through the area. they are standard from 101 and 85 toward santa clara.

you can take the slower routes for 87 and 101. join our team, nbc bay area wazers. we'll help you now and throughout the weekend, wherever you are going. >> thank you. a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay," including dramatic video coming into the news room. a fire ripping through a peninsula home. we'll show you what we are learning about that fire investigation. first, happening now, breaking news. u.s. ordered 60% of staff to leave the embassy in havana, cuba. plus, developing story out of afghanistan. at least four people killed and 20 wounded in a suicide bomb attack in the country. it happened outside a shiite mosque in the capital of kabul. no one has taken responsibility for the attack. before you head out the door,

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- new this morning-- firefighters are investigating a welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." a late night fire destroyed a home on the peninsula. firefighters say the home was fully engulfed by the time they arrived. no one was there at the time of the fire. it took crews an hour to get it under control. >> one person injured after a large rock slide. visitors who witnessed both say the second one was a lot bigger

than the first. the latest slide sent visitors scrambling for safety. the dust cloud left some areas briefly resembling a war zone. one visitor had to be air lifted after rocks slid his car off the road. wednesday, falling rock killed a man and seriously injured his climbing partner. >> the tragedy continues today on the "today" show. >> we have live coverage from the scene at 7:00 here, after "today in the bay." >> today, loved ones will say their final farewell to a chp officer struck and killed on the way to work ten days ago. he was a 12-year veteran who worked in the south bay. investigators say he struck a pick-up truck turning into the path on monterey highway. the driver has not been charged.

this afternoon service is at morgan hills community center. a north bay high school campus after repeated threats o of violence were made to the school. officers will be on campus all day at redwood high school. they found graffiti saying there would be a shooting today. classes will be in session. last week, the school was evacuated after a bomb threat. no night concerts at levi station, at least for now. that's the message from the 49ers until they hear more about the noise curfew issue. right now, concerts are not supposed to go past 10:00 p.m. a few have in the past. nearby neighboring neighborhoods are complaining about the noise. 49ers say scheduling the concerts will cost the city $800,000 a year. taking a live look at the

danville hotel this morning. a cool start across the bay area and expecting a pleasant day and weekend ahead. >> as the weekend approaches, a cool one. >> cool, sunny, more cloud cover. >> we'll take it. >> honestly, hot, cold, rainy. we have it this weekend. we can expect to see the morning fog creeping in tonight and tomorrow. 70s for the forecast. then just looking ahead for sunday, 71 degrees, on monday, we are expecting 80 for inland areas. >> all right. we are looking friday light. >> yeah, friday light overall. i found one quick crack that happened. see on the right side, in the center divide, north 101. no injuries from what i understand. the map will show general slowing as you expect down across the bridges. >> that is what's happening

"today in the bay" will be back with you at 7:25 with more live, local news. >> join us at 11:00 for the news. have a great day, it's friday. going to be a nice weekend, get out and enjoy. good morning. stuck in place. much-needed supplies for hurricane victims in puerto rico sitting in shipping containers at the port, not enough drivers to deliver them. we're live in san juan. it's happened again. a second even bigger rock slide in as many days at yosmite's elcel capitan. what is happening at one of america's crown jewels? break in the case. police investigating a possible connection between a man arrested in colorado and the mysterious unsolved murders in indiana.