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 windy and we're going to have a very comfortably warm day. as we get a live look in san francisco, we see the sun rising and nice purple color there at the top of the salesforce tower. no fog. it's in the upper 50s as you step out the door there. upper 40s for the north bay. a look at the morning commute for the peninsula, it will start out in the mid-50s and very nice for the afternoon, early 60s by early afternoon. we'll talk about the weekend ahead in a few minutes and mike tracking two spots for slowing. >> the flashing lights right there. see that. that's just south of university approaching em bebarcadero wher the road crews continue to block lanes. as they are clearing, we'll talk about the slowest before the clear for the traffic flow southbound right now. should be another ten minutes of this slowdown and so instead of traveling south through palo alto and menlo park, you can just take 280 if that's an option for you. it's a great option. look at any other roadway is

clear right now as traffic flows very smoothly, almost any other spot. here westbound 80 the east shore freeway still slow approaching hilltop because of the fast lane blocked by an earlier crash. still with activity there. there's minor slowing out of hercules and san pablo and richmond and berkeley towards the bay bridge, just fine. no problems there. richmond bridge, we're looking at the bay bridge with backup for the cash lanes and highway 4 moves nicely as well. remember as i earlier reported, capitol corridor service has been stopped right now because of a freight train crash out in davis but it does affect some folks coming into the area. you might want to make some calls. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike, breaking news this morning. celebrity chef and talk show host aroundthy bourdain is dead at the age of 61. cnn confirms bore dain committed suicide. bourdain was working in france on an upcoming series of the cnn series. a close friend found him

unresponsive he apparently hanged himself. fashion and hand bag designer kate spade also committed suicide. her death was also a shock to people around the world. we will continue to follow the breaking news and bring you the latest as soon as it comes up. but in the meantime, a new study just released from the cdc yesterday found that suicide rates are up 30% across the country since 1999. if you or someone you know needs help, someone is always available to talk. 1-800-273-8355 is the national suicide prevention hot line and it is free and confidentiality and if you don't want to call them, you can always talk to somebody, anybody. >> to a story we have been following overnight, the tragedy on i-680 after a crash that left a child dead. >> sharon katsuda joins you us from sunol. it happened in a construction

zoe zone, a familiar place to people who get around in that town. >> reporter: that's right. i drive through here all the time and it seems there's always construction or street cleaning going on. do be careful out here. you can see traffic is flowing well 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 corolla at a high rate of speed. it then crashed into a gray ford. the 8-year-old child who died of injuries was in the corolla, apparently drugs and alcohol were not involved. when it comes to sleepy driving, aaa says 35% of drivers out there don't get the recommended seven hours of sleep. do be careful. this is a little warning for everyone. recording live, sharon katsuda,

"today in the bay." >> thanks, sharon. a disturbing story getting a lot of attention a san francisco arrested of killing and dismembering her roommate is expected in court for the first time. 47-year-old lisa gonzalez used a hacksaw to kill margaret mamer. she told them they argued because she refused to move out of the mission apartment. the victim's friends say she may have lost her life because she couldn't afford san francisco's high rent. >> we want to start with good news for you, facebook and other tech companies continue to hire in a big way. the downside here, more traffic in silicon valley and on the dumbarton bridge. so what's the solution to ease that traffic? facebook is teaming up with san trans, and the plan is to add bus and pedestrian options on the dumbarton bridge and renovate the railroad bridge from the east bay to the peninsula. san trans says upgreating

108-year-old bridge would cost about a billion dollars. a pit bull and row boat and fast moving fire, an officer commandeered a boat to rescue a dog. he coached the frightened dog to him just in time. the boat was almost immediately engulfed in flames. that dog was reunited with his grateful owner and that hero officer is getting a whole lot of love and praise and probably a lot of tail wags too. >> the world's fastest rodeo is about to turn into one of the oldest. the livermore rodeo kicks off this weekend, turns 100 years old. cowboy started it in 1918 to help raise money for the red cross effort during world war i. today it still raises thousands of dollars for local charities and scholarships and tries to preserve the western way of life. >> are people surprised it's

been around 100 years. >> there's so many people i talked to that in california and livermore especially -- lived in livermore for 30 years, didn't even know we had a rodeo. they do come. i met people last night at the mixer and they are excited to come. >> people live in san francisco never go toal ka traz. >> nope. >> same thing. >> exactly. >> the livermore is one of the fastest because it has 15 chutes. this means once a rider has completed on their bucking bronco or that bull, the next competitor is locked and ready to go. the competition kicks off with a parade through downtown livermore tomorrow morning. >> i want to listen to some country music. ♪ i got something for you >> nice. >> later. >> 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 in practice in

cleveland yesterday. they know what's on the line here but also know not to get ahead of themselves as the cavaliers schooled them last year in a similar game four there. the dubs say this time, their approach is a little different. >> kind of like not satisfied, like last year we were kind of a little bit giddy, see it walking off the court and we were like yes, we got it. last night it was like good win, we walked off and it was like, still got a lot of work to do. >> okay, so a fun fact for you right here, draymond green says he has an outfit for picked up for every finals game but he's hoping he won't get to see all of those, especially to see that game five attire. hoping to clinch this tonight and sweep it. >> if not he'll be consulting kari's closet. >> maybe so. >> here's a live look outside in dublin this morning. nice clear start and it's also nice and cool. if you'll be going out to the hiking trails in the east bay,

we'll sigh a few clouds in the mix through 7:00. temperatures in the upper 50s but a lot of sunshine and it will warm up fast. at 10:00 we're at 70 degrees and low 80s. it will be a warmer day with breezy winds. make sure you stay hydrated. as we look at our temperatures for today, livermore 80 degrees and 84 in antioch. oak lappedd a high of 72. san francisco up to 64 degrees and 79 in palo alto and in san jose. we'll take a look at fremont's temperature trend coming up and mike, you have more on the train derail. >> first of all, i want to make sure folks know, there is no capitol corridor service. but the derailment does not involve capitol corridor trains. it's a freight train. it sounds like the big issue is the fact you can't go through the area because that train is stuck. the freight train. that is the issue for capitol corridor, trying to get an alternate but right now they say

maybe telecommute or hit the roads with your car. things are moving smoothly and the roads are looking great. i do want to take you to the big slowing for the peninsula. southbound 101, down towards embarcadero, now picking up flashing lights and lane restrictions and have you down to one lane as you travel south and jammed from about willow. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up next here, a popular bay area restaurant slapped with millions of fines and you probably have been to them and then we'll tell you which restaurants and what they are accused of doing. >> oh, boy, i don't know if i want to know. >> talk about a bad vacation, these are tiny little insects which are ruining and otherwise idealic trip. you're watching yts today in the bay.

it is 5:13, good friday morning. time to get up and get moving. we have a nice clear start. a live look outside in fremont, our temperatures start out in the low 60s by later this morning and mid-70s today at 3:00. 76 degrees and nice and warm afternoon and pleasant weekend ahead before it gets hot. more on that coming up in less than five minutes.

and the san mateo bridge moves very nicely. sun coming up kind of showing you a little bit of that high rise in the distance. it does look like we have a fair number of cars but they are at speed there. also at speed, the approach towards the bay bridge but watching the upper east shore freeway, top number shows 15 minutes from highway 4 but you have to pass a crash which still has activity over there in san pablo. be careful hill top drive. i'll bring you the latest there and slowing on the penpeninsula. there it is, southbound 101 with tail lights jamming up, trying to clear cones but right now you're trying to get through there. back to you. >> 5:14 now, you might want to tip more after you hear this story. new this morning, seven bay area restaurants are facing $10 million in fines for not paying their workers enough. the labor commissioner's office says japanese seafood and buffet and burma ruby in palo alto and

burlingaim and belmont did not pay minimum wage, overtime or for split shifts. allegedly worked more than 55 hours per week but paid a sixth salary and burma ruby had workers logging in ten hours of overtime without overtime pay. happening today, you have to find another way to get across the country. delta airlines is launching a nonstop flight from san jose to newark jfk in time to help you out. producers looked at ticket prices, next friday roundtrip tickets go for $500. where are producers going? going to new york. >> probably. >> look at this. okay, so the story behind this popular tourist destination in ice land has been overrun by hoards of biting flies. these flies actually appear every year around this time and this year that infestation arrived a little earlier and is

worse than it has ever been. >> in his mouth. >> absolutely. >> right here, it's really tough to cover this story as you can see that news crew there, this is the new team from icelandic television. those flies covered that equipment and as you saw right there got in their mouths. and they say the flies are actually good for the environment. they give fish and the lake and birds there a lot to eat. >> oh, my god. >> it's a good thing. >> fish and birds would be so fat, so many flies. >> all right. 5:16 right now. it is time to get you caught up on your bez heusiness headlines >> kate rogers is live. good morning, kate. >> marcus and kris, good morning, wall street could open lower as global trade concerns remain in focus with the g-7 getting under way in canada. it was a mixed session for the markets yesterday and the dow rose thanks to a big gain by mcdobld's bus the nasdaq snap aid four-day win streak and tech

stocks heavily weighted towards the sector. if you're looking for an inexpensive phone plan, sprint may be the best option. it announced a deal on data and talk and text $15 per line. just for new customers. in order to get the deal, you have to sign up to use auto pay. they say there's no catch, you're limited to 480 p video and music up to 5 kilobytes and gaming streams 2 megabytes even you'll have data speed slowed if the network gets congested. perfect twosome toake pt in the first wedding aboard the self-driving shuttle which launched last year. the all electric 8-seat shuttle runs through a half mile route. they need to write about a road trip they shared together and how a self-driving vehicle would have change that experience.

the contest restricted only to nevada residents. back to you. >> bummer. thank you, kate. >> we want to look at your traffic and weather right now. kari, i'm loving the forecast. >> it looks pretty good. >> you may not like next week so much. it's going to be really hot. i'll take all of the accolades while i can get it for the nice weather. we're going to start out with 50s and low 60s as you get ready to head out the door this morning. nice clear sunrise. let's check out san jose and as the sun rises this morning, we have a pretty nice start to the friday and then as we go to santa teresa is warms up in the mid-70s by afternoon. overall we're heading to temperatures near normal this time of year, if you're going out to the a's game at the coliseum, it's going to be a little bit cool with breezy winds at first pitch, 63 degrees and few clouds and some upper 50s by the end of the game. then right next door, we've got

the watch party for the warriors and it's going to be quite busy in the area. a head's up that you'll want to make sure you get there early and the temperatures are going to be nice, mid-60s and low 60s by the end of the game. as we get a look at all of the high temperatures it's, mid-60s for san francisco, 60 at half moon bay oakland high of 72 degrees and concord 83. we'll be in the upper 70s as well as much of the south bay. and then as you make plans, maybe you'll be traveling this weekend and a head's up there will be rain across the pacific northwest and it's really going to be quite wet for seattle and moving into far northern california if you're going up to redding or mt. shasta, there will be scattered showers tomorrow. for us, we're going to see a few more clouds moving in and that will keep it cooler a little bit of a dip in temperatures before it heats up early next week. 75 the high with partly cloudy skies and 83 on sunday with sunshine. 90 on monday.

it's going to reach into the mid-90s by tuesday but a big cooldown in time for the end of the week. san francisco 64 today, fog tomorrow and then for monday, looking at 71 degrees. a nice start to the workweek. as we head over to mike, we have slow moving cones to report. >> or at least slow moving the cones. i want to make a comment about how folks are doing their work. it's taken a while for cones to get picked up adding complication we don't usually see this configuration. the right lanes are blocked at the on ramp getting on to south 101 merging with the jam, even worse as you head south towards the embarcadero. traffic is loosening up past the overcrossing where they are doing the work. we continue to see the slowing. southbound 101 heading out of pal lo -- menlo park in through palo alto and past willow university and easing up right here. as the slower drive stretches out longer, now moving the cone

crew backwards and picking up before the embarcadero. we're watching the sepsers clear. right now a little yellow and red and everything else is green throughout most of the rest of the bay. we have a crash at hilltop, not a lot of slowing there and no slowing through the rest of contra costa county. we have to make note again, capitol corps do service is not in service because of a train derailment in davis. if you normally plan you might want to see if you can telecommute, get a car pool or figure something else out. right now they are still assessing the situation they don't have a course of action either. >> that's tough. >> coming up here, more stories for you this morning including the celebrations that are continuing to go on in washington, d.c., the capitols are bringing the stanley cup home as i see right there. more on the celebration and that big win coming up. deal talk.

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game was in las vegas and orpik is a san francisco native and not many hockey stars come out of the bay area but we have one this morning. you can get a glimpse of the new royal couple, we're talking about that as you aren't tired of seeing them. another glimpse of them this weekend. >> prince harry and duchess of suffolk are making first appearance at the garden party. here's why it's such a big deal. >> the saturday event is the major showpiece event, the queen's official birthday and it's that magical moment where all of the royals appear on the buckingham balcony today. didn't get married in london so she didn't have that balcony kiss moment that kate had is really significant. it's the first and biggest test as a married royal. >> okay, that makes sense. right now the rumors are swirling that prince harry and meghan markel are currently in

island for a mini honeymoon. >> maybe the royals can check this spot out, the smallest nightclub in england, turned an 8 foot 3 phone booth into a dlub. instead of making phone calls, the former phone book plays records like telephone line and hanging on the telephone. >> what about mr. telephone man? >> okay, so those who wish to use the nightclub can listen to the music by donating a small amount to use a dial a disk type of record system. now what about lady gaga and beyonce's telephone song. >> i like that one. >> this is a good one for the phone booth as well. i like the old new addition, mr. telephone man. >> i forgot about that one. >> 5:26, more coming up, ballots are still being counted in san francisco's mayor race but the gap between mark leno and london

breed shshrinking. the number of voters separating them next. police are looking for this man, you see him in the suit, what he's doing to a complete stranger that's shocking a lot of people. >> and breaking news unfolding, anthony bourdain found dead leaving the world stunned. the details we're just learning when we come back. maybe you could save energy by

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5:30 right now. and welcome back. taking a live look and you can see half of it there. this is a 15-foot statue, burning man art work in cesar chavez plaza in downtown san jose. this is on display until june 9th and it's done by an artist by the name of dana albany. if you have time, check it out. take pictures with it. >> thank you so much for starting your morning with us here on "today in the bay," i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. the weekend is upon us. >> we're going to have great weather so i think is a win-wi for evybody. we start out with upper 50s right now in san francisco. upper 40s as you get out the

door and out the door temperature in san jose, 54 degrees. not a bad start in martinez warming up quickly. we'll already be at 66 degrees at 9:00 and some low 80s today. it will be heating up for some spots especially inland. if you've been sneezing, most likely it's grass pollen, everything else is low. make sure you take your medication before you head out the door. we'll talk about the weekend and i've got your planner all laid out for and we'll talk about that in about seven minutes. mike has more on the train derailment. >> thanks for the head's up about the allergies, the red on my map, talking about no service for capitol corridor because of a freight train. not a capitol corridor train. it was a car full of cars and that is a problem in davis. right now they are assessing the situation and union pacific will let us know about that and amtrak will let us know if they have an auxiliary plan. the roadways around the bay are moving very nicely but one crew

making roadways a little better, making things slower right now, southbound 101 jammed up from willow down past the university down towards embarcadero and now folks getting on at university are having a problem. if you can head south, you have better condition or oregon expressway better until they clear the cones, back to you. >> thank you very much. breaking news this morning and you may be shocked by a celebrity chef and talk show host anthony bourdain dead at the age of 61. cnn confirms bourdain died by suicide. this is video of anthony bourdain visiting the bay area for the tlc show a few years back. a close friend found bourdain unxponsive friday morning where he was working on an episode of cnn show. bourdain apparently hanged himself. earlier this week, fashion and handbag designer kate spade also died by suicide hanging herself in her new york city home.

her death also was a shock to people around the world. we will continue to follow this breaking news story bringing you the latest as soon as it comes in. a new study just released from the cdc yesterday found that suicide rates are up 30% across the country since 1999, pretty much for all age groups. if you know someone who needs help, someone is always available to talk and it is 800-273-8255 for the national suicide prevention hot line. it is free and confidentiali. >> the race for san francisco may are just became a lot tighter overnight. bob redell is live. last time mark leno was leading by more than 1,000 votes. >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus, that was wednesday. today the race for the top job here in city hall, the two people in the running what separates them is less than 300

votes. here are the latest results from the city's department of elections. as you can see on pt tv screen, both supervisor london breed and former senator mark leno have 74,000 votes each but breed is closing the gap between her and leno who know home leads by 255 votes. two days ago he was leading by 1100 votes. san francisco uses ranked choice voting where voters pick their top three candidates. if no one gets 50% of the first place votes in the first count, voters second and third choices come into play. supervisor breed does have the most first place votes but not enough to meet the 50% threshold. there are hows that need to be counted and the city says it could take days perhaps weeks to finalize the count and certify a winner whoever wins will make history. leno would be san francisco's first openly gay mayor. breed the city's first african-american mayor who's a woman. reporting live here outside san

francisco city hall, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we're all watching this one right here. >> today is the deadline for all of those votes to be counted, all of the ballots that came in, the state deadline is today. after today we should have a better idea. >> we should. all right, 5:35 right now. later this morning, president trump leaves washington for his first official trip to canada. this is to take part in the g-7. some say the sit down with allies would be tougher than what he faces when he meets kim jong-un. >> jay gray is live in question bek where the meetings will happen today. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus and definitely there's an intense atmosphere as the president makes his way here expected to land in just a few hours. he'll be greeted by a city on edge, we've already seen protests last night and this morning more expected to continue. but also a group of allies at odds with some of his recent

policy decisions. >> on the eve of the president's visit -- protests, the first of several planned marches during the g-7 summit. >> there will be law enforcement in the area ready to act and ready to move and help people. >> the backlash -- outside the meetings comes as nger and frustration seem to be building among allies inside. >> i think it's been a feature of the relationship and i and certainly emmanuel have m maintained with the president that allows us to be blunt and frank and we have been. >> justin tru dew and ee man ral macron, calling new tariffs counter productive and question of principle and saying publicly

that the six members of the g-7 could band together against what they call his unacceptable actions. >> you know, some already labeling this the g-6 plus 1 u.s. plus 1 and after media briefings and tweets overnight, the president will meet face to face with broej trudeau and macron, it should be interesting to see how this plays out. >> eyes of the world will be watching. >> president right now on the tarmac about to board the plane for quebec city, let's listen in. >> we're looking at them, of the 3,000 named, many of those names really have been treated unfairly. this is a group of 3,000 that we've assembled and i would get more thrill after partnering

people like nobody knows, like alice, i thought kim kardashian was great because she brutal is to my attention. alice was so great and the way she -- and the tears and love she has with her family, i mean, to me that was better than any celebrity that i could pardon. so we're looking at it but we are looking at literally thousands of names of people that have come to our attention that have been treated unfairly or where their sentence is far too low. >> both lebron james and steph curry say if they win they are not coming to the white house -- >> i didn't invite lebron james. and i didn't invite steph curry, we're not going to invite either team. but we have other teams that are coming. if you look we have alabama, national champion, we have clemson, national champion. we have the new england patriots and we have the pittsburgh penguins last year. >> what do you think about the

caps? >> i think about the caps. we'll see. if they want to be here, greatest place on earth. i'm here. if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. >> all right, there you have it, the president speak beiing befoe heads to the g-7 in canada today. he was talking about the pardon he was giving to people as well as talking about the invitation to the nba finals champion which we're hoping are the warriors but says they are not invited. >> but he said they are not invited after steph curry and lebron james both said they wouldn't go. no matter who wins that championship. of course, game four is tonight. so we'll be watching that one as well. >> with that game tonight, of course a lot of people going to be around the oracle as well as oakland a's, if they play tonight, something people need to be mindful of. >> the a's have a regally scheduled game at 7:00.

also having a watch party. towards university, there's the off-ramp and that's the triangular split there, another car breakdown as folks try to help out. these folks are moved over because they are losing a lane or two as you head south. this is where the big bottleneck is through the area out of menlo park and towards pel alo alto. it says road crews are scheduled to completely clear at 5:45. so they have a couple more minutes until they clear that. rest of the bay does move nicely but even look at the bay bridge, we have a backup but it's friday light so it's just filling in for everything -- >> all about the money. >> all about the cash. >> all about the weekend. a lot of people have activities. >> it's going to be such a busy weekend. we've got great weather whether you're heading to the coast it's going to be cool there. a few more clouds but upper 70s for the inland areas and sunday a little warmer for the valleys and the bay at 78 degrees.

64 for the coast. and we also have the rodeo parade happening tomorrow morning in livermore starting at 10:00. it will be partly cloudy and 63 degrees and highs there only near 70 degrees. so it's going to be perfect and san jose low 70s and partly cloudy skies at history park for the dia de portugal. san mateo county fair will be great weather, and for the concert for sheila e, only mid-50s, so bundle up. to the sierra this weekend, now that the kids are out of school, it's going to be warm today, much cooler and very wind in tomorrow with a high of 58. but much nicer on sunday with highs in the upper 60s and for the tri-valley throughout the weekend going to the vine yards and festivities going on surrounding rodeo, upper 70s on sunday. we'll have great weather for today and i'll break it down. temperature trend coming up in

three minutes. >> might need that pollen report too. thank you very much. >> coming up, bay area valedictorian cut off giving her speech at graduation. we'll tell you the reason she couldn't finish and how she did anyway. you're watching "today in the bay."

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5:44 on this friday morning. beautiful sunrise and we're going to have comfortable temperatures today in los gatos, it will be cool to start, 52 degrees, 54 at 8:00, ats noon 7

0e. we're going to continue to warm up from there in the low to mid-70s it's and looking at 80s even 90s in forecast. i'll sort it out in less than five minutes. >> and right now, we see a little more slowing develop here for 101 through san jose. this is a typical pattern here even on a friday, we see congestion at this time. towards the peninsula, palo a o alto, the biggest look at the jam there through the construction zone. we want to warn you about a story with video you might find disturbing, it is a stunning act of crew till. a well dressed man kicking a homeless man just lying on a san francisco street. the san jose police department released a surveillance video yesterday. you see it on the right-hand side of the screen, the man walks up and starts kicking the man on the sidewalk then just saunters off. it happened along leave ven

worth near the tenderloin, folks who live in the area say they are shocked. >> to be in a city that kind of has a reputation of promoting love and unity and getting along, that's what shocks me the most. >> if you recognize that man in the video, police want you to give them a call. >> school school is already out for many kids but a valedictorian in the morning bay has plenty to say. she was cut off mid speech. she said the school administrators didn't allow her to go off script. she spoke at her petaluma graduation last saturday and she started to speak about the struggles she and classmates have been through including the north bay fires. four minutes into that speech, she improvised saying she was sexually assault on campus last year and feels it was important to address it. >> we're not too young to speak up and create change, which is

why even when some people on this campus, those same people -- >> you saw it right there. her microphone cut off and then students started chanting, let her speak. she later finished her speech online. >> even learning on a campus in which some people defend perpetrators of sexual assault and silence their victims, we didn't let that drag us down. >> administrators say they cannot comment on that case. they tell the press democrat any student who went off script on the speech risks being cut off. >> you will get a closer look today about a ledge end dare median robin immedia williams d released next month. >> every person is driven by some deep secret. >> hbo is releasing this trailer. the documentary is called come inside my mind. an intimate look at the never

before seen archives and features interviews with friends and family of williams, not only a bay area icon but international star. he took his life by suicide in august of 2014 in his north bay home. dog lovers listen up, there is a sigh of relief. you remember that van full of show dogs stolen in redding, it has been found and all of those dogs are safe and accounted for. this was a tearful reunion yesterday as 14 dogs and their trainers were reunited at the redding humane society. that nightmare began tuesday as the trainers were traveling from seattle to vallejo for a show. they stopped at the redding for lunch there at the restaurant and that's when someone snatched the van with the dogs inside. police found the van this morning in a field outside of redding. the dogs were all inside, hot of

course but they are all doing okay. just loving on their trainer. >> you think they are happy to be home? >> i think so. look at that. >> beautiful sight. glad they were all -- >> it is really hot. you can't leave them in not even for a minute. >> especially next week. it's going to get really hot across the bay area. we're going to still have a nice weekend and some spots where the inland valley is starting to warm up by sunday as we start out this morning we're seeing patchy low clouds and fog for the coast. here's a live look from woodside, most of us see nothing but clear skies and we'll get a lot of sunshine, mid-50s during the morning and then already at 66 degrees at 11:00 and we continue to go up from there in the peninsula. windows down enjoying the cool breezes and it's going to start to warm up today in concord. so enjoy those morning hours if you have some activity to do outside, get it done doing yard work or going for a jog.

noon we're at 77 and 80 at 1:00 today. here's a look at the high temperatures today, livermore reaching 80 degrees and 79 in sng and palo alto. 64 in san francisco. still quite windy and in the north bay up to 85 degrees in napa. we will have a warm start to the weekend and so as you're stepping out the door grab a light jacket before the rest of the day. short sleeves and shorts if you're able to make it to the beach, it's going to be really nice will as well. as we look at the satellite and radar, if you're traveling across the region there is a cold front and also scattered showers from washington down to oregon. and this will start to creep its way into far northern california around redding and lake shasta, farther north we'll see rain chances there but for the rest of the bay ar, we will just see anreas in cloud cover and some slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow. no rain in the forecast but 75 and then we're back up to 83

degrees on sunday for the inland valleys. then we start out next week with hot 90s for three days and then a big cooldown on thursday. so it's good that we'll get relief there. it won't stay for a long period of time. in san francisco will go from 64 today to low 70s early flenext week. it's still jammed through palo alto. >> it is, this is where overnight road crews are doing something for drivers over here. heading south on 101. you'll notice folks are shifted over to the left but folks at the very crowded university on ramp have to close through the blocked area and merge with two lanes and farther south as you pass under the construction, the overcrossing there, that will make you shift over to the right because work is being done in the median. there's a snaking action that goes on any way overnight and now we have i think that flashing truck -- i thought i saw it starting to pick up these koenz, we have the slowing drive here from men lo down through palo alto and past willow all

the way down towards oregon expressway. things start to loosen up at embarcadero itself. that's been the case for the last 20 minutes. i thought we were going to see improvement quicker. the rest of the bay shows the light volume of traffic and little slowing north 101 at 680 and then the rest of the bay moves nicely and bay bridge metering lights are on but there's a backup. capitol corridor service, there is no capitol corridor service right now. i'll explain why in the next report. back to you. >> coming up, your trip to the sierra might start to get a little bit easier. the possible traffic solutions that we're looking into on i-80. >> first happening now, that breaking news coming douwn in te last few minutes, president trump may pardon the great muhammad ali, convicted and sentenced to five years in prison and banned for boxing for three years. he stayed out of prison as the case was appealed. it's a story you probably

have been shocked about, the woman who kidnapped a newborn baby from florida at a hospital nearly two decades ago? she will learn her fate today. sentencing is scheduled for gloria williams who raised her as her own for 18 years, williams was arrested in 2017. more news for you right after the break.

traffic on one of the worst bott 5:55. caltrans is trying to reduce traffic on one of the worst bottlenecks in northern california. this is the elevated stretch of hixt i have 80 heading towards sacramento. if you ever have driven to the sierra, you've been stuck in traffic there. caltrans holding a series of meetings to talk about getting rid of the major delays, adding buses and car pool lanes in each direction. there's also looking for better ways of merging. >> the high cost of housing is apparently causing a baby bust here in the bay area. a new study from zillow, a lot of folks in the bay area are waiting longer to have kids. the fertility rate is dropping around the country and faster in places where housing prices are increasing like they are here. researchers say every 10% increase in home values is associated with a 1.5% drop in birth rates.

do want to clarify rising home prices aren't the only reason birth rates are falling but it is one factor. >> a lot of people addicted to their smart phones. so now tech companies are developing features to help wean us off the devices. apple announced new controls allowing users to monitor screen time and set time limits for apps, it comes less than a month after google introduced time management tools and digital well being features for the android users. >> you'll start to see features if you turn your phone over, we see people do this at the dinner table a lot. it will silence all of your notifications and turn off your sound. >> facebook also announcing a well being initiative this year changing its news feed to help them better balance time online. this is a big shift here where companies have been criticized for designing apps and software that engages users without considering psychological costs. you can learn more about

ramadan. foothill college is hosting a special event tonight where people will break fast together at sunset. ramadan is a holy month of fasting for muslims. they don't eat or drink from sunrise to sunset and also focus on introw inspection and prayer. the event is tonight at the library courtyard on campus. if you love water, today is your day, it is world ocean day. you can celebrate at the aquarium of the bay on pier 39 in san francisco. the conservation organizations around the world are celebrating the beauty of oceans but also talking about the dangerous problems caused by plastic pollution. today kids under 12 get into the aquarium of the bay for free and there will be also be special educational programs. tomorrow there's a beach cleanup at the park. >> another traffic alert in wine country this weekend, a cycling event is happening around the napa county fair ground.

you might want to get yourself extra time and give some clearance for the cyclists. it goes from 6:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. cyclists will ride on silverado trail from cal is towitowing ga napa. do watch out for cycliscyclists the third jewel crown i on the line at belmont park this weekend. justify won the derby and preakness and now the horse will try to win the triple crown. only 12 horses have done this so far. justify arrived in new york on wednesday, getting time there before the big race. hit the tracks yesterday and we'll see if he wins tomorrow. you can watch acatch all of than right here on nbc bay area. the coverage begins at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. two breaking stories unfolding at this hour, another shooting just happened in san francisco, the third in less

than 24 hours. our reporter just arrived on the scene to bring you a live report. >> breaking this morning, cnn's anthony bourdain dead at 61 from an apparent suicide. the details emerging at this hour. >> plus, tragedy overnight in the east bay, a child killed in a crash along the busy stretch of 680. what led us to that accident. >> social media solving the bay area traffic crisis? steps facebook is taking to ease congestion. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good friday morning, i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia is off. >> we'll get you caught up on traffic in just a moment but first we'll head over to meteorologist kari hall. a round of applause this week. >> okay, i'll take that. >> can't complain. >> don't curse me next week. it's going to be a great weekend and we're going to have really nice weather today, starts out cool and he'