good friday morning to you. you made it to the weekend, taking a live look in san francisco, the pyramid there as we get started with our day. thank you so much for starring your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. >> we want to get to the forecast because we know you might have a lot of afterschool festivities. >> yeah. >> end of the school year, commencements and graduations. >> so many pmon is doing and la school, we're excited about the weekend and i to be ni a of school is going to be mostly clear in the south bay. mike, i know you still got school left to go. evergreen, we're going to start out with upper and reach up

to 75 degrees by 2:00. a warme few minutes. the caldecott tunnel, mike? >> eastbound 24, the speed sensors just cleared up a few seconds ago and few minutes before that we had the right bore clear. there was a big rig there for a while causing slowdowns but the bores were never blocked. both directions is just fine now. the rest of the bay does move nicely. kids have to go to school for a couple more days. they are not focused on the learning though. the construction zone continues in the southbound direction and to the right blocked so the fast la lanes are moving and moving just fine of the we'll track it, back to you. in t last few minutes, ng and anthony bour dain is dead at the age of 61. cnn confirming that the food show host committed suicide.

bourdain was in france working on an upcoming episode of the cnn series, a close friend found him unresponsive on friday morning. we will continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you the latest season it comes in. if you need help, please call the suicide hot line. someone is always available to talk and 1-800-273-8255. that is the national suicide prevention hotline. it is free and it is confidential. >> new this morning, a child is dead, this is after a crash in a construction zone along 680. the overnight tragedy serves as another important reminder for any driver when you're out there on the roads. >> it is so hard with thetion qt area. i drive by all the time on the way home from work. you can see that traffic is clear but it was a nightmare earlier this morning. there's a construction zone just north of here near calaveras

road, traffic was slowing down when the driver of a black dodge according to chp apparently fell asleep at the wheel and hit a white toyota kroel la at a high rate of speed. corps role la crashed into a gray ford. the 8-year-old who died of injuries was in the white corolla. we're told by chp, they do not believe alcohol or drugs were a when we're talking about sleepy driving, they say one in five fatal accidents each year is caused by sleepy driving. reporting live sharon katsuda "today in the bay." >> our other topeaancio's missi. police are looking for a suspect in both. >> the double shooting that happened around 2:00 in the afternoon oe that was at mission and santa rosa avenues, 34-year-old vanessa palm ma was killed in the shooting. then about two hours later there

was another deadly shooting in the mission where one person was killed. "today in the bay's" sergio quinn tan na has more. >> several shots were fired near cesar chavez in the mission district. police found a man hit by gunfire. >> they found the victim here and rendered aid and got an ambulance and they were transported to the hospital but that person unfortunately died from their injuries. >> at general hospital, two other men arrived in private vehicles enrique baretto saw when they came on campus and says one of th m came different cars and i think they found weapons and stuff like th >> according toan workers at th hospital who spoke to me off camera, there were weapons in one of the vehicles. we saw one man standing next to this black bmw suv get taken into custody.

the hospital spokesman said when they arrived the hospital went on lockdown. it's standard procedure when they have what he described as a multiple casualty event and said sheriff's deputies at the hospital immediately cordoned off the vehicles in case police needed to search them as part of an investigation. sergio quinn tan na, "today in the bay." >> a valedictorian in the north bay has plenty to say. during the graduation ceremony she was cut off mid-speech. she said school administrators did not allow her to go off script. she spoke at her petaluma graduation last saturday and the fo struggles she and classmates have been through including the north bay wildfires. four minutes in she improvised saying she was sexually assaulted on campus last year and felt it was important to address it. >> we are not too young to speak up to dream and create change,

which is why even when some people on this campus, the same people -- >> her microphone was abruptly cut off as you heard there. students started chanting let her speak. she later finished that speak online. >> and even learning on campus on which someto of sexual assau we didn't let that drag us down. >> administrators can't comment on the case but say any student who goes off their steading nor the 44th annual g- d.c. show yo learned that presidentru will be leaving t ahead of his meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un next week. a major topic at the g-7 is sure to be the recent tariffs which president trump imposed on steel and aluminum imported from canada and mexico and european

union. could history be sealed tonight? the warriors with a chance to win a third nba championship in four years. >> the dubs were calm and collected at practice in cleveland yesterday. they know what's on the line but they also know not to get ahead of themselves as the cavaliers schooled them last year in a similar game four. the dubs say this time their approach is different. >> our attitude is not satisfied, where last year we were kind of little bit giddy, walking off court we were like we got it, last night it was just like, good win and walked off and still got a lot of work to do. >> you have to remember that part, right? fun fact, draymond green takes an outfit out for every finals game but hopingy with that. >> so would i. >> coming up on "today in the bay," a look at the market and facebook back in the news for

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lower this morning as global trade concerns remain in focus with the g-p r 7 getting under way in canada. it was a mixed session for the market yesterday and dow rose thanks to a big gain by mcdojd's and the nasdaq snapped a four-day win streak in a decline in tech stocks heavily weighted toward the sector. another setback for facebook, the social 14 million sefrlt da suggested new posts be made public even if you had restricted them to be seen only by your friends. this calls into question a key point executives have been trying to make, that users have full control over the data and ultimate say on what they share and whom they share it with. aaa is holding a contest for couples looking to get hitched in vegas. the first wedding aboard the self-driving shuttle, which launched last year. the all electric 8-seat shuttle runs on a half mile route and they will not to write about a

road trip they shared and how a self-driving vehicle would have changed that experience. entries must be in by june 20th and it is restricted to nevada residents only. >> good thing, i would never say anything nasty about my husband's driving ever. >> okay. >> are you stuck paying off student loan debt? if you are, you'll want to listen to this story. women are carrying the lion's share of the burden. a new report says women have nearly two-thirds of the country's student loan debt and $900 million. women graduated from college owing more than $21,000 as compared to men who owed $18,000. because of theay gap, women are only able to pay off about 10% of their debt and men can pay off 15%. way more women than men go to college. >> i paid mine off this year.

>> good for you. >> coming up here, kari has a look at the weekend forecast which we're looking forward to. >> we're the same age, still paying student loans, that shows you right there. right now as you take a live look outside in palo alto. it looks like it's backing up and it starts out nice and cool, highs reaching in the low 70s, we'll talk about the weekend ahead coming up next. kari, it is backing up in palo a b rekrood crews start on the weekend. we'll talk about that an an easier drive for many other parts, the san mateo bridge. we'll focus on the big commute coming up. today in the bay on t

morning! welcome back, we're looking live with the party music right now. you see the flashing lights there at oracle arena. the weekend awaits and we're looking live not just at the home of the warriors but of course the home of the oakland a's. they pay the royals again ew trt night's game.>> talk about to y. for time in more than three decades, the a's fans are able to purchase beer without going to the concession stand. the 32 years later, back and it seems like the fans are excited about this. >> watch more of the game, see more of the sights, miss half of the game. you come out here and you miss a good part and if you're not in front of a tv you're missing half of the game. >> that's true. that's a good point. it's not like we don't want to

walk the steps. >> so, you don't have to miss out on the game and still get your beer. it ended in the '80s because of drunk driving concerns. >> but does the beer cost more than a tt >> yes. >> probably. >> it's green collar baseball but not green collar beer. >> exactly. >> we've got great weather for the a's game and it's going to be a nice weekend ahead. it will be warming up just a bit. here's a live l in san francisco, no low clouds and fog this morning. we may see a little of that along the coast but not as much as yesterday. as we look at the seven-day forecast that's coming up at the bottom of the screen. today in the south bay 80 degrees, as we go to walnut creek for the temperature trend we'll see sunshine already by 8:00 and low 60s warming up to 74 at lunch. and up to 80 degrees at 2:00 today. low 80s for the inland areas and livermore 80. san jose 79 we'll be reaching up

79 degrees in palo alto and 64 in san francisco. getting a look outside in san francisco, you're getting dressed standing in front of the closet, it's a wear short sleeves and shorts. you need a light jacket early and then later it will be nice. if you've been sneezing around, we do have a high amount of grass pollen so if you're allergies are bothering you now, it's grass, everything else is pretty low. if we look at what's happening regionally, we have a trough bringing rain across the pacific northwest. head's up if you'll be travel there will be rain through parts of the washington and oregon and very far north california but as we look at our weekend, it's going to be slightly cooler as a result of those clouds moving in tomorrow. and for the inland areas it will bring it down to 75 degrees. we're back up as the system moves out of here and getting

really hot next week. the good news is now it doesn't seem like the hot weather will last as long. three days and then we'll get much needed relief and san francisco going into the low 70s and mike, you're tracking the jam in palo alto. >> over the last three days, we've seen it start to pick up the construction work and jam up about this. it's friday but overnight crews are staying -- let's get an earlier head start. they are picking up past ll university. by the time you get to emba embarcadero you're career. this sensor will change because the slowdown started over the last five minutes and you'll continue to watch. 280 is fine over there. out of sacramento, just got word there is no capitol corridor service right now. freight train derail. this is not a -- this is a

freight train, they share the same tracks. we'll continue to follow that but the roadways are looking light. there's a crash at hill top, blocking the fast lane so we're tracking this but over the last five minutes, we've seen minor slowdown showing up at the scene. crews should be arriving and we'll see how that affects after the corps quinn ez bridcarquine wall nut creek, no delays and traffic flows smoothly. san rafael bridge also very light. >> i was so happy to hear the ending of this st can breathe a sigh of relief. the van full of show dogs stolen in redding, all of the dogs are safe and accounted for. it was a tearful union when they were reunited at the redding humane society. nightmare ordeal began on tuesday as those trainers were traveling from see eightle to

vallejo for a show. they stopped in redding for lunch and someone took the van with the dogs inside. police found the van in a field outside redding and the dogs were inside and they were hot but they are all okayle the owner. >> also new this morning, a bay area man iscted of hacking into local newspapers, 35-year-old ross colby got into the accounts of the mountain view voice and almanac in menlo park. it happened in 2015 when colby cracked into the website and replaced them with pictures of guy fox, who is associated with the hacking group anonymous. sentencing is scheduled for september. also happening today, bay area high schooler works to make golf more inclusive. >> he started to a charity to pay course fees for lower income kids so they can afford to play. >> some students at my school did not have all of the economic means to play golf. and i wanted to do something

about that. there's a lot of players that played like basketball and football. but there weren't that many on the golf team. i thought there may have been an economic barrier so i wanted to solve that problem. >> so the group max started called golf 4 all is holding a charity this afternoon at moffett field. we've been talking to organizers and they tell so far. coming up on quts it's in the bay, a crucial ruling for detain undocumented immigrants, we'll tell you about that. contractor disputes cross the desk of our response team all the time. >> consumer investigator chris chmura has a vital piece of information that might help prevent a problem. >> california law gives contractors who might redo your kitchen, for example, zero wiggle room to demand a lot of money up front. they can take 10% of the cost of the jobs or $1,000 whichever is less. so if they ask for more money and ask yourself, do you really

want to do business with a company willing to break the law. >> send us your consumer complaints, the number is 888-996-tips. or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. it's a story which probably shocked you, the woman who kidnapped a newborn from a florida hospital two decades ago will learn her fate today. sentencing is scheduled for gloria williams who took a baby girl from a jacksonville hospital in will her as her own daughter for 18 years until a tip led authorities to south carolina where they lived. williams was arrested in 2017. plus, preparations are under way for another big party in england. britain's queen elizabeth will celebrate her 92nd birthday tomorrow. some good news for a g

people being held in immigration detention while facing possible deportation. a federal judge in san francisco eules some of them arn. a federal judge in san francisco to bond hearings. the group has been in custody for six months now. they say if they return to mexico they'll be persecuted since one is bisexual and the other is facing retribution from a drug cartel. the thing about this, is it looking for something to do this weekend? hollywood's leading women are taking a crack at an iconic film. sandra bullock gets the band back together in ocean's 8, this is a take on ocean's 11, franchise featuring all female cast here. bullock is recently paroled con artist planning her biggest job yet to swipe ice off ann hathaway's neck. this is all the take of a expertise of a full-on crime squad to pull it off. ocean's 8 is rated the land ofe

and won't you be my neighbor. it offers a behind the scene look at fred rogers and the children's show host who touched the world with his simple concepts of kindness, this one is rated pg-13. coming up here on "today in the bay," breaking news, anthony bourdain is dead at 61. the sad updates we're getting about the popular chef and food show host. and as we take a live look outside in fremont. a mostly clear skies and we'll get some sunshine, highs in the mid-70s, more on that coming up next. i do not recommend right now this drive for south 101 through palo alto. i'll explain what's going on here. i do recommend the documentary chris talked about though. the ne learning about plus, a deadly crash on a busy bay area highway. you may have been snarled in it. overnight details about who the victim is who died. maybe you could save energy by

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but more importantly - to it is friday, june 8th and you made it to the weekend, but more importantly game four of the warriors versus the cavs. live look at oracle which will be filled with fans for the big watch party. thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez, laura gar sey is off. >> or ra kol and coliseum both

have watch parties so -- >> karis, it's looking good. >> warmer than yesterday, not as