will reach 79 in napa and 63 in san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up and vianey has a look at the morning commute. >> unfortunately we were doing great in terms of accidents but nouf we've got a big issue and chp issued a sigalert westbound 580. all lanes are currently blocked. chp reporting what could possibly be an overturned big rig blocking all lanes. they don't have any of those lanes open. we're not quite sure how long that's going to remain closed but our assignment desk is making phone calls as far as injuries. we also do not know at this point if somebody was injured but it was involving a semi and couple of other vehicles. we'll keep a close eye on this. this is completely gridlocked coming in from tracie through the dublin area. all lanes remain blocked. taking a look at the tri-valley drive times, we're starting to see some slowing but i can only imagine this is going to get

extremely delay within the next hour as they work to clear out the accident. more details coming up. back to you. >> new this morning, a crazy story to tell you about. this involves a fight breaking out on one of the busiest b.a.r.t. lines on a moving train with passengers inside. >> "today in the bay's" pete r suratos joins us from the concord b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: good morning, it was a knife fight that took place on a b.a.r.t. train heading from antioch -- from san francisco to antioch but had the arrest taking here where we're standing at the concord b.a.r.t. station. we'll show you some of that video from last night. as i mentioned, very busy line heading from san francisco to anty of couran anty oak. one man is in custody and another man suffered a cut to the hand in the knife fight that took place before 11:00 p.m. the specific train did stop for ten minutes while police track down the suspect and attended to that victim. back in may, b.a.r.t.'s police

chief told the chronicle there was a downward trend in overall crime but the stats also showed an increase in aggravated assaults. now so unclear exactly what motivated this knife fight. it started apparently at eenith orinda or lafayette stations. we'll keep you updated on any news as it comes in. >> thank you so much for the update. new this morning, we're working to find a more about a busy crime scene. this is in the south bay. look at this video just into our newsroom. you can see here a crashed car -- this issal al maden and floyd. we saw several people handcuffed and put into police cars. we listen as neighbors describe the chaotic ending. wouldn't we all act like this. >> i heard a big crash. and so we go over to the window and i don't know, first we go outside. >> we go outside. we're going get back inside. get back inside. >> so we went back inside. >> we went back inside.

>> which is stupid, because there was a gun so -- >> one of the men who you can see there handcuffed on a stretcher went to the hospital. he is not badly hurt. the neighbors did tell us that they see crashes in this area all the time. >> some fallout this morning after the watchdog group slammed comey's actions ahead of the 2016 presidential election. inspector general's report said comey used bad judgment in how he handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the report also suggests comey was insubordinate for going public about it without telling his bosses first. at the same time, it's not believed comey and his agents meant to influence the election. >> this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations actually impacting the investigation under review. >> the report also accuses comey of a serious error in judgment

for reopening the investigation days before the election. the fbi is already talking about using this report to train employees on what not to do. hillary clinton did not talk about the fbi report last night as she visited san francisco. she was honored for her work pushing gun control legislation. gabby giffords a high profile gun control advocate after an assassination attempt on her life presented that award. clinton says her position made her a target of the gun lobby during the 2016 presidential campaign. >> the gun lobby spent $30 million against me. they never had the guts to take on any specific policy proposal. in fact the ads they ran had nothing to do with guns. they were just outright lies. >> on a separate note, bill clinton will be in san jose at the sap center in a couple of weeks. he and author james patterson are promoting their new book. you may recall the contentious

interview on the "today" show earlier this month. >> 5:04. you have to hear this story. this is the wild west meets silicon valley. investigation is under way to determine if a dispute between cattle owners and a landowner had anything to do with some dead cows. santa clara county sheriff's dpity say the two sides got into a bitter argument last week and when the cattle owners tried taking back their 60 head of cattle. landowners locked a gate. that cattle, they finally were returned but 26 cows were apparently missing. investigators have since found a makeshift graze on the property own owner's lands. >> what we're looking at how did the cows die. was it a firearm? if it's a firearm we have to look to see how that is. we don't have the rationale of why yet. >> the cattle were being kept on land near henrico state park.

a follow-up to a story we've been following all month. the future of petaluma's principal is in question. cut short a speech during graduation. the class valedictorian went off script to talk about sexual assault. now there are dual petitions about 100% signed one supporting the principal but more than 15,000 signed a petition to replace him. >> police think they caught the woman who tried to burn down an east bay preschool. city police arrested chris te e ro romo. they released surveillance video of a woman trying to light a molotov cocktail outside the school. we've shown it to you. the woman wasn't able to light it so used a bottle to smash the front door. someone identified romo after this video was aired on the news. spend time on the peninsula this weekend, the pride

celebration is tomorrow. it's a san mateo -- this is going to happen at the central park there and this is free and that fun starts at 11:00 a.m. this is someone you may know. sterling k. brown, awards winning actor from "this is us" and he will be here on sunday for this year's graduates of stanford. he'll deliver the key note address. brown graduated from stanford 20 years ago with the bachelor's degree in drama. >> a live look in pleasanton is funnel cake your thing? it certainly is mine. maybe deep fried twinkies, how about pig races or fair rides to make your head spin. i love those as well. we're in luck for you right here because the alameda county fair starts tomorrow. quts today in the bay's largest fair kicks off later this morning with the annual cattle drive to the fairgrounds. or you're looking at video of that event we shot last year and the fair runs through july 8th. so a lot of fun.

>> there you go. head out today. the temperatures could be mild. >> it's going to be a really nice day. we're just trying to make it through the morning commute. there's so much going on around the bay area for the weekend. 2 in fremont, upper 50s and we'll be in the upper 60s for early afternoon. we're also checking out the san mateo koubcounty fair today. right on the other side of the bay. it will be in the mid-60s but that cattle drive, the event i featured a few minutes ago, we'll talk about that as it reaches in the upper 70s today. then also in santa rosa, the country summer music festival happening. it will be 80 degrees there during the middle of the day. you'll be out there for the entire day and the whole lineup make sure that you stay hydrated and also wear maybe a hat or something to keep you nice and cool. then it will be cooling off this evening in time for florida georgia line to take the stage. we'll talk about more events going on around the bay area and

vianey has a big traffic break and sigalert. >> in fact, we are seeing a couple of updates coming insofar. let's get right to the sigalert. there's a crash involving a semi overturned semi along westbound 580 at eden canyon road and all lanes are completely blocked, which we were expecting heavy delays all the way back now through the dublin area. your best bet to try to avoid that is to go ahead and take 680 down through sunol and then try to take 84 and then get down through there. if you try to take 580 right knew, you'll get completely gridlocked. our assignment desk is making phone calls and we don't know if there are any injuries involved at this time. we know there's a sigalert and all lanes remain blocked at this hour. we'll keep you updated. >> a tough morning commute there. >> coming up, we have more springing forward or falling back, daylight saving time could possibly become a thing of the

past in california. well, we'll tell you the latest action lawmakers are talking about and taking up right now to get away with this and the reason behind it may surprise you. >> elon musk has big plans for chicago but we'll look at his math when "today in the bay" continues. deal talk. right now, you can get my spicy chicken club combo with fries and a drink for just $5.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo today.

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just to clear out by about 8:00 to 9:00. our temperatures start out cool and will be in the mid-70s, much cooler than it's been all week long and we'll continue this weather straight into the weekend. i'll have a look at the complete microclimate forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> we're still tracking a major sigalert for a crash along westbound 580. chp now reporting that a 30,000 pound semi is blocking all lanes in that area. no estimated time at this hour of when they will reopen. we'll keep you updated in the next couple of minutes. >> good morning, business news, twitter stork has been bouncing all around at or near all time highs this week. the san francisco business times says facebook will open an enormous campus in fremont but the big news of the day, seconds ago, literally seconds ago, the white house announced new tariffs against china, huge

tariffs, 25% on thousands of products. remember, president trump promised this on the campaign trail. china says it will counter with new tariffs of its own. he elon musk will be on the "today" show talked about his privately funded super tunnel between chicago and o'hare airport, to whisk people 12 minutes door to door. this is what the terminal will look like in chicago. some prominent journalists point out there's already an electric train right now between downtown and o'hare. it's slower but can carry tens of thousands of people per day. chicago has no financial risk. musk says he'll raise the money himself. when we're talking cost and efficiency, there's parallels to our high speed rail project in california and taxpayers will spend $77 billion to get from san francisco to los angeles some day in about two and a half hours. you can do it now by plane in 50 minutes travel time. speaking of california, we've been talking about, splitting california into three

states. it's on the november ballot. if you'd like to know more about it. i did an interview with the guy behind the ballot measure who says he knows even if californians say yes, congress may say no at first. >> this isn't going to happen immediately. this is going to happen over time but first step is to get this initiative pasts as three californias. >> you can find the interview online. it sounds like a crazy idea. and we've reported that the rest of the u.s. probably doesn't want california to get more senators, right? but it's not without historical precedent. i looked this up. virginia splitting in two, an obvious one but vermont used to be part of new york and maine part of massachusetts and kentucky split out from virginia. it was a while ago -- >> a little while ago, it's not without precedent. there's been so much talk about it. years, we'll see. >> here's a story you don't want

to hear about san francisco's spectacular skyscrapers, a new study says some of the most iconic buildings are at risk at collapsing during a major earthquake. the head quauquarters of pg&e a dianne feinstein and former bank of america building are among 40 high rise buildings likely to collapse in an earthquake the size of the one which hit in 1906. that earthquake was estimated at a magnitude. 7.9. >> daylight saving time could be a thing of the past. state senate approved a proposal to ask voters to repeal the 70-year-old time change. instead is it gives lawmakers the power to address the two thirds vote. daylight savings times are dangerous to health and public safety much those against it say it's a waste of taxpayer money. >> a permanent daylight savings time will get more daylight for evening activities and improve

health and safety. >> some states like arizona and hawaii do not switch their clocks. >> some people who live in san francisco, it doesn't get any better than this. the free summer concert series at stern grove, they take place sundays and it all gets under way this weekend. here's father's day idea for you. take your dad to see jeffrey os born and bring breson -- "on the wings of love." you like that song, right? the stern grove festival runs through august 19th. >> that is nice. >> my mom would love to go to that concert. >> hey -- >> take moms too. >> take your mom, take your husband. perfect. >> it's going to be nice. >> bewe'll have great weather a weekend long i'm trying to cover them all, let's get started this morning as we look at our temperature trend in martinez

where the barbeque music festival will be happening this morning in the upper 50s and sunshine and nice and comfortable. upper 70s by early afternoon. 7-day forecast at the at the t bottom of the screen. as we look at the microcrilimat, it's going to be busy. a's game, low 60s in oakland at the first pitch and at&t park, the game starts out there at 7:10. it's going to be busy. this one airing right here on nbc bay area tonigh upper 50sn sanrancisco and windy with clear skie bundle up if you're heading out to the game. it's going to be in the upper 60s oakland. 79 in napa and anty of course up to 82 degrees. palo alto 77 and 78 degrees today in san jose. tomorrow, in san francisco and phil more, it's going to be nice for the juneteenth parade and festival starts at 11:00.

59 degrees and some low 60s through the middle of the day. very nice weather there. comfortable but much warmer if you're going to the alameda county fair. this happening all weekend long in pleas antsorn, saturday and sunday same weather, upper 70s for the early afternoon hours and cooling down into the upper 60s as we approach sunset. and it's going to be also fairly windy. then as we get a look at what's happening for the region, we've got rain spreading in the southern california. this is from the remnants of a tropical storm bud that's been spreading rain across cabo and mexico, moving towards arizona and new mexico. that's something we'll be watching and something you might want to watch if you'll be traveling. weekend plans, you can sends them to me at kari hall weather on twitter and facebook. on father's day, perfect weather for the inland valley as we keep upper 70s. look at next week, heating up

once again. take it in with sunshine and more comfortable weather for the next few days, san francisco, mostly stays in the 60s with morning clouds and fog. vianey still tracking a traffic alert. >> a number of issues not just the sigalert but i want to get right to the sigalert. this is along westbound 580 at eden canyon road. all lanes remain blocked and chp says it is a 30,000 pound semi they have to work to clear out. not only that but they are also reporting debris spread out on the road. we have our crew headed out to the scene to check out the situation. with he don't know if there are any injuries involved and we of course do not have an estimated time as far as when it will open. earlier, i had suggested taking 680 down to avoid the 580 in general but now we've got another crash along southbound 680 at sheridan road which also has a couple of lanes blocked.

this appears to be involving a number of vehicles and a couple of spin-outs that's already showing delays backed up. so your best option at this hour is going to be to take 84. if you're heading in towards the south bay. now right now we're starting to see delays with our drive times westbound 580 from grant line road towards 680. looking at 24 minutes but head out right now. we're starting to see a number of issues if you're going to be driving in from the tri-valley. another update coming up. back to you. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," are you looking to lose weight? lap bands are popular but don't always work. >> i was not only putting on weight again but also getting sick a lot. >> that shocking failure rate that when it comes to those lap bands next. and nbc bay area, scott budman knows he loves telescopes and tweeted this picture overnight. you recognize it? that's jupiter and it's four moons. very cool.

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investigating a strange break- in. someone trashed jennifer katz )s speech th who did it and why. san francisco police are investigating a strange break-in. some cast the speech therapy

practice. an employee came in the morning and found the office had been ransacked. they didn't know if something was stolen but they say everything was either broken or destroyed. no arrests have been made. alarming health news if you or someone you know had a popular weight loss surgery. brand-new research shows a procedure fails nearly 75% of the time. here's a doctor's take. >> all of a sudden one day, things aren't working the same and you can't figure out why or the band happens to slip or erode and now we've got an emergency on our hands. >> doctors say changing your lifestyle is the most impactful solutions to losing weight, tonight, you can watch our award winning documentary series bay area revelations, we look back at the most memorable teams in bay area baseball history. one of the most successful oakland a squads came in the

late 80s and the team appeared in three straight world series and swept the giants to win the world series in 1989. if you love that team, you know the pitcher dave stewart was the mvp of that series. >> put it in one word, winning. >> when you put a team together and have a huge juggernaut team and expected to win, the pressure is really on. there's no room for error. lucky enough through the time frame, we win a lot of games. >> you can tune in for more of the untold stories tonight on bay area revelations. champions of baseball, that comes right after the giants dodger game right here on nbc bay area. >> so from baseball to golf, some of the best golfers in the world are taking their shots on long island in new york and already turning into a long weekend for some of them. >> they are here for the u.s. open and conditions making many golfers try to struggle.

number one at number one, dustin johnson hit a tee shot in the high grass and took an entire search party to find the ball. that's like when i golf. they are the pros, shouldn't be doing that. only three golfers broke par during first round. >> it's 5:27, coming up, breaking news we're covering from the tri-valley, two major crashes disrupting traffic. a big rig overturned. >> plus developing news we're following this morning. five people shot. this is near an east bay funeral home late last night. what we're leerning this morning. >> and from those long dmv lines, relief could be coming. the new plan the agency is about to embark in and how it could affect you. you're watching "today in the bay." america cam

5:30 on this friday morning. taking a live look out in san francisco, the trans america pier ra mid there and you can see there a little foggy this morning. kari will have the forecast in just a moment. right now thank you so much for joining u. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we have breaking news in the traffic department. what a mess in the tri-valley area. we have an overturned big rig and now a car engulfed in flames. the tri-valley right now, we're seeing two sigalerts, not one. we had an earlier one along westbound 580 due to an overturned semi. all lanes remain blocked at this hour. we do have our crew heading in

that direction to see what's going on to get pictures from the scene. the alternate route which was 680 now having a sigalert crash and look at that. this one popped up just ahead. now looks like there are two crashes along southbound 680 and raenz are blocked. there's a car fully engulfed in flames having multiple vehicle spin-outs and chp not reporting whether there are injuries or not. we hope everybody is okay. we will be bringing you the latest updates, back to you. we want to go to kari hall keeping track of what's going on weatherwise throughout the bay area. >> it starts out with clear skies for the inland areas, nice cool temperatures and we will be warming up today but not as warm as it has been. a live look outside in sunol. 65 degrees as you get ready to head out the door, you may be trying to get to pleasanton for the cattle drive going through downtown. it will be ats 67 degrees and all clear skies, warming our temperatures up to the upper 70s

for today and also the san mateo county fair will be happening at noon and going throughout the evening. there we'll see mid-60s and we'll talk about all of the weekend events going on around the bay area. at least some of them as you try to make father's day plans as well coming up in about six minutes. we'll check back with you. it is 5:32. new this morning, firefighters keeping an eye out for hot spots after a brush fire broke out in san jose. this is new video just into our newsroom. look at the flames. the fire burned along coyote creek at 3:00 this morning. an anger was burned near a homeless encampment, no word on what started the fire but the winds helped to spread it. >> developing right now, gunfire erupts late last night. this is near an east bay funeral home. we know that five people were hurt and that shooting happened while a wake was going on inside the chapel of the times. three people were shot, sent to the hospital, officers later found two more victims nearby. a woman holding a wake for her

mother told people inside had no idea there were shots being fired outside. but the funeral home went into lockdown. >> we were just viewing my mom, commemorating her life and very unfortunate it had to end like that. >> police are not sure how many shooters were involved none of the people attending the wake were injured. >> attacked by one of their own dogs, a fairfield woman is in critical condition after police say that within one of her dogs pounced on her. this happened yesterday when the woman went to give the dog water. that dog which is a argentina breed was in a kennel and suddenly attack that woman when she opened the kennel door. >> it looked like her face and her arms and her hands and legs and body, she was just bitten up all over. you know, she just looked like she had blood.

>> police say the dog charged at them, forcing officers to open fire killing that animal. >> 5:33, new this morning, a memorial for stephen hawking, people arriving at that service at westminster abby, hawking died in march at the age of 76. his ashes will be buried alongside other great scientists from history. like charles darwin and isaac newton. a plaque honoring a fallen sjpd officer is on display. court and jurierman was killed on this time two years ago driving his motorcycle in san jose when he was hit by a mini van. the owner of dur ran construction group donated everything needed for that plaque. >> we thought this would be a way of being able to give back to the community and also to the city of san jose who we work with who really were the ones to facilitate or approve the except of the work that was done. >> very nice donation.

he was the 13th san jose police officer to be killed in the line of duty. >> are you tired of waiting in the long dmv lines? >> good news for you. there is help on the way. >> d-34. some offices around the state are going to have to start opening up on saturdays and roz plater is live with when and where. >> this is one of the experiences everybody can relate to because it is so frustrating and the lines have been getting longer. the good news though, those saturday openings start tomorrow. you know what we're talking about. you've probably been in one of those long lines and sometimes up to hours if you have not made an appointment ahead of time. and that is what they are trying to fix. those lines have been getting longer since january when people began coming in to get the new real i.d. so to take the pressure off. the dmv is opening some of its offices around the state on the

first and third saturdays of the month from 8:00 in the morning to 1:00 in the afternoon. here are the bay area locations that will be open. concord, hayward, novato, the clair mont avenue location of oakland, pleasanton, redwood city, san francisco, the san jose drifrlts processing center and santa clara, where we are this morning and santa rosa. a couple of things to note. for this month only, the dmv offices will be open tomorrow, the 16th and also on the 23rd starting july, they'll go back to the regular first and third saturday schedule. also, those behind the wheel driving -- those will not be offered on saturdays, something to remember. can you make an appointment online still. i will tweet out ten of the bay area locations and i'll tweet those out. go to my twitter account at roz news and also tweet add nbc bay area. you'll get all of that information coming up. for now we're live in santa

clara, roz plater for "today in the bay." >> happening tomorrow. a demonstration at unity at lake merritt. folks will join hands as a show of support after the shocking video surfaced showing a jogger toss a homeless man's belongings into the water. certainly outraged a lot of people. the jogger faces robbery charges. tomorrow's event starts at 10:00 a.m. organizers say meet at the arches. >> it might affect your morning commute. tomorrow a big first step for the future of salesforce transit center. some of muny's largest lines will start using the bus plaza. if you ride muny buses at all in san francisco, the lines are probably familiar to you. the five fulton and seven and 38 geary lines will be all start operating from muny's street level plaza between fremont and bill street. this is sort of a soft opening here. the four story facility likely

will not happen until august at the earliest. >> do have an update on two sigalerts in the tri valley. let's get right to the latest from the earlier crash along westbound 580 at eden canyon road. chp reporting that all lanes are open except for one. one lane remains closed due to the overturned semi. but we're still expecting to see heavy delays out of that area but at least they do have the majority of the those lanes open. they are still trying to clear out debris left over in the second lane. unfortunately the sigalert does still remain pretty heavy along southbound 680 at sheridan road. several lanes remain blocked due to a multivehicle accident that had a car completely on fire. chp still not reporting whether there are any injuries from that accident but i also want to show you where it's not looking as bad and that's in the south bay. san jose right now, smooth commute for the 101. >> good deal. thank you, vianey. >> on this friday morning rng

the weekend is here. a lot of people figuring out what they are going to do and you've been telling us about the forecast. >> we have so much going on. let's get right to those temperatures that we're going to be feeling tomorrow. reaching in the mid-60s for the coast, mid-70s for the bay, inland areas 78 degrees. more sunshine on father's day, great weather to get outside. it will be 80 degrees for the inland valleys and bay at 77 and 60 for the coast. nowjuneteenth in the park and it's going to be nice weather compared to last year. cooler and highs in the mid-70s. as we go through the day, we're also going to have some cooler temperatures near the coast. if you're going to san francisco, for the festival happening in union square, it's going to be in the low 60s. sunny skies and also quite breezy. in martinez, a barbecue and music festival will be going on all day long. there we've had such hot weather

through the week. you'll be happy to know you can enjoy your barbecue with much more comfortable weather. it will be in the mid-70s throughout the day. you may wrap up the weekend at the alameda county fair in pleas apt anton and dropping back to 68 degrees at 7:00. in the north beach festival in san francisco, also on sunday, will reach in the low 70s and we've got the stern grove festival. a lot of festivals and busy weekend in san francisco. if you want to get away from it all, russian river valley, 82 degrees and much cooler for the rest of the weekend with low 70s and for the sierra, we're starting out with clear skies, warm weather today with mid-60s and it's going to cool off a lot by sunday and that's when the rain rolls in. it will be time to come on back to the bay area and we're also going to see some nice weather for area beaches but it's going to be cool in monterey with a high of 68 degrees on saturday

and sunday, some upper 60s there. let me know what you're doing this weekend, @karihall weather on facebook and twitter. i have 14 events cycling through. if you can hang out a little while longer, check out what's going on as we go throughout the weekend. i'll look at today's temperature trend in a few minutes. >> you're like the activity director on a cruise ship. >> come on aboard. >> on the prom nad deck. it's 5:41. good news for ace commuters, the added service that could make getting to stockton on the weekends so much easier. >> the attorney general of the united states says god demands that we follow the law. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. deal talk.

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it is 5:44, we're in for great weather as we head into the weekend. let's go to los gatos where it starts out at 60 degrees. upper 70s today. we're coming down from those upper 80s and 90s earlier this week. this is the kind of weather we'll see all weekend long. we'll talk about what's going on around the bay area and temperatures where you live. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> i've got an update on two sigalerts, sigalert along westbound 580 at eden canyon road. working to remove some debris. they have major issues along southbound 680. several lanes are blocked due to -- we have chopper heading to

the scene. >> new this morning, relief may be coming to people from the central valley looking for another weekend option to the bay area. the altamont corridor express will soon launch a saturday train service. ace trains will run between stockton and san jose for the leisure crowd. it is still not known when that service will launch but a state grant is helping cover the cost. we could soon see a tent city to house more migrant children. administration says the facility will be near el paso, texas. it will have 450 beds. since the trump administration implemented the new zero tolerance policy, the number of migrant children being taken from their parents has skyrocketed. catholic leaders in the united states condemning the decisions being made by the white house. part of the statement from the leader of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops reads separating babies from their mothers is not the answer and is

immor immoral. in the south bay, father john petigo helped lead a vocal protest and hundreds attended. he spent years working with immigrant families in san jose. >> you cannot use any form of scripture to justify the brutality that's happening. >> yesterday's event in san jose coinciding with similar protests across the country. >> meanwhile the white house is also using religion to defend separating families. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage now. >> the attorney general and the white house press secretary are going to the bible, laura and marcus, to explain this policy. new testament apostle paul writing in romans 13. here's jeff sessions. >> i would cite you to the apostle paul and his clear and wise command and romans 13 to obey the laws of the government because god is ordained for his purposes. >> obey the laws of the government says the bible.

historians point out the very same bible verse was used to defend slavery in the antebellum south. religious leaders point out there are many verses that call for faithful to be kind to immigrants and aliens. white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders repeated god's word demands we follow the law and separating families is not in the law and reporters pushed back. >> come on, sarah, you're a parent. don't you have any empathy what these people are going through -- >> guys, settle down. >> i'm trying to be serious but i'm not going to have you yell out -- >> these people have nothing. >> brian, i know what you want to get more tv time that's not what this is about. i want to recognize you -- go ahead, jill. >> there is a deal in the works in congress that would end the incarceration of children separate from their parents. and give daca kids assurances they would be given a father to citizenship.

in exchange, for billions of dollars for president trump's wall and new laws that would reduce the number of refugees and asylum seekers to enter the u.s. you give us tthe vote enthuse c week. president trump is literally giving a live surprise press conference right now on as you would imagine fox and friends. we're monitoring that. i'm tweeting about it @scottmcgrew. >> a nice weekend ahead for a lot of us. i'll be in san jose for the jun teenth festival of the brandi, sitting up in my room. >> are you going to do a duet? >> trust and believe i'll be on the stage with brandi doing a duet. >> that's juneteenth in the park san jose tomorrow. we're going to have great weather last year. it was sizzling hot. not this year. we'll have cool weather and as

we take a live look outside in emeryvil emeryville, overall a very nice start. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. let's check out the morning commute through fremont, 57 degrees at 7:00. some low 60s for much of the morning and only upper 60s for early afternoon with breezy winds. we're heading up to 78 degrees in san jose. concord, 80 degrees. 79 in napa and santa rosa and san francisco today 63 degrees. as you're starting out, you're getting dressed this morning, you will be comfortable with light long sleeves. you may be rolling them up as the day goes along but that will get you through the day. maybe a hat too because it's going to be windy and you'll really notice those winds picking up this evening. if you're going to pleasanton for the cattle drive, this will kick off the alameda county fair and it's going to be in the upper 60s through the morning. this will be a really interesting event to check out. sunny skies and temperatures warming up in the mid-70s by noon. later on tonight, the country

music festivals kicks off and going on all morning long. florida georgia line will be taking the stage if you're going to be there for the whole lineup, stay hydrated. it's going to be up too 80 degrees there today. here's an update for what was tropical storm bud. now as it continues to weaken, spreading rain all across baja, california. even into southern california. and also over towards arizona and new mexico bringing them clouds and much needed rain. we're going to continue on with dry weather. highs in the upper 70s for today through the weekend but check out next week, it's going to heat up once again. we'll be back up to 90 degrees by wednesday and it looks to stay hot for some time next week. as we look at san francisco in the forecast, morning clouds and fog, father's day looking very pleasant with a high of 64. vianey has been tracking all of the major issues through the tri-valley. >> tri-valley definitely dealing with a lot of issues but i want to start with the wide map.

if you're won derg how your area is doing, i have good news, san jose the south bay pretty clear so far, just regular morning slow. slow spots and of course peninsula is doing pretty good. no major accidents out of the east bay. but i also want to give an update on the two sigalerts from this morning. westbound 580 at eden canyon road. all lanes are now open except for one. however, this one did just pop up here. i'm going to check out to see what that is. still expect to see heavy delays as traffic works to recover. the biggest issue will be along southbound 680 at sheridan road. lanes do remain blocked and there's a car fully on fire. we have a chopper headed in that direction and we're seeing that backup all the way through sunol boulevard. so your best option is going to be take 84. if you take 580 you'll catch the delay from the earlier hour. this will be the best option at this hour and people are already starting to take that and slow them down. a quick check on the drive

times, here's the slowing along southbound 680 to vargas road. we're starting to see that increase within the last couple of minutes. take that coffee to go. back to you. >> good advice, thank you. >> 5:52. are your kids glued to the screen already? new information we're learning how much time children are stuck playing video games. plus first happening now, egypt about to take on uruguay. plus, the king and queen of spain waking up this morning here in the united states. they arrived in new orleans last night and they are in town for the city's try scentennial celebration. louisiana was a spanish colony from 1763 to 1802. more news after the break. are yd

cup as we are? )cartoon kari ) sure is! welcome back, are you excited for the world cup as we are? taking a look at cartoon kari, talking about her college soccer career. a little bit more about her. join our conversation on social media and tell us who you're rooting for. >> always fun to see that. you probably heard a lot about video games this week with the

e3 expo going on in los angeles. now more than 2 billion gamers worldwide and a lot of them are kids. now according to a new mcafee study. the average kid will play wid voluntary games more than 15 hours per week. that's a lot of time there. 92% of parents will allow their kids to play for at least an hour a day. but 94% are worried about what their children are exposed to while playing a video game and those games while they are onion line. experts say there's a lot of cyber security risk. >> once a child says listen, i need help in this game, they typically go online and that's where really bad things can happen. not only can they be exposed to malicious links but they can also get exposed to viruses. >> parents and video gamers make sure you have security camera on your gaming devices and also talk to your kids about those risks. bit the way, all of those hours spent gaming are not a complete waste, according to mcafee, 92%

of new hires in the cyber security field are gamers. 5:56, we've been talking about the tiny home movement. as we look for solutions to the homeless crisis and soaring rents in the bay area. today you can learn all about tiny homes in a special event in the south bay. it's tiny fest california at the santa clara county fairgrounds, run through sunday. you can check out real tiny homes and look inside and learn about the benefits of using them. a weekend pass just $25. and on iconic part of yosemite opening after being closed for three years. mariposa grove was closed for a $40 million restoration project aimed at protecting sequoia trees in the area. workers built four miles of new trails and added boardwalks and bridges. happening today, the kids behind the march for our lives movement are hitting the road to get young people registered to vote. the youth movement started by

those students who survived the mass shooting in parkland, florida. the group's main purpose is to push for gun control. oreg oregoners say more than 4 million turned 18 and eligible to vote in the mid-term elections. new this year, mcdonald's will start testing alternatives to plastic straws at some locations later this year. it's already switching to paper straws at all of its restaurants in the uk and ireland. environmentalists say plastic straws aren't biodegradable and not really necessary. berkeley just banned restaurants from giving straws to customers unless they ask. >> a family of super heroes you may be familiar with, ready to duke it out at the box office. >> it has been 14 years since the first incredibles movie and that wait is finally over for the sequel. the incredibles 2, disney's pixar here in the bay area made the movie and if you're looking for some possible competition or maybe counter programming, it's

game on for the film tag. stars john hamm among others and it's about a game of tag. we know that as kids. played among friends for decades. both of these films seem to be getting decent reviews. >> right now, 6:00, breaking traffic news, we're live along 580 dublin where traffic has had a tough time. look at that barely moving after a big rig overturned. the impact on your morning commute. >> plus safety concerns at b.a.r.t. after two men got into a fight with a knife overnight on a moving train. the busy line that it happened on and what we're learning about that incident this morning. and -- >> we see crashes all the time here. >> all new this morning, a major police response in the south bay after an early morning crash. what neighbors say they saw the moment after it happened. "today in the bay" continues right now. joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus very good friday morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm

laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get straight to the traffic, vianey has been tracking that. two signature alerts. >> in the tri-valley. if that's your morning commute, you need to listen up, we're dealing with heavy delays. i want to get to the first crash right now and this is along 580 at eden and this is right along over -- eden canyon road. there was an overturned semi that had all lanes blocked and now it appears all lanes are open except for the left lane. they were working to clear out that debris but even though we are still seeing heavy delays backed up and unfortunately your alternate route which is typically southbound 680, that's where we're seeing the second sigalert. this is along sheridan road. lanes do remain blocked. this is a multivehicle accident involving four vehicles. one spun out and another one is fully engulfed in flames. we do have some shots from the scene. first i do want to take you to 580 where y