why a heat advisory is in place. how much of a warm-up? already in the upper 50s at this hour. san jose 59 degrees. oakland 56. palo alto 54. show you how quickly the temperature trend climbs in terms of temperatures for today. by about 10:00 a.m., already at 77 degrees. by 12:00, around the time you head out for lunch, it will be 85 degrees and we are expecting 90s for the south bay for today. i'll talk who's expecting to see triple digit heat and things to look out for this weekend especially if you're hanging out outdoors. coming up in a bit, send things over to mike first. >> vianey, looking at an early commute. things are very light, you'd imagine, on this friday. green sensors all around. at the very least, the getaway traffic starts heading up in towards this central valley and even the tri-valley, in fact, for 580 start toing at about maybe noon, 1:00. be careful of that. getting towards the city no problems. down towards the bay bridge.

over here looking at contra county, a smooth, steady drive here approaching the dublin interchange. right over to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up on 501, the breaking news in the south bay. a massive fire erupted in a san jose building overnight and it was very close to other buildings as well. a lot of damage and cleanup this morning, and "today in the bay" is live there off of west and carlos street with a look at the aftermath. good morning, ross. >> reporter: good morning. this is all moving quickly. let me catch you up to date what we've learned in the past couple of minutes or so. the fire crews have given the all clear. some of the crews moved out already with the truck you see across the street, that's a restoration crew that arrived to try to board up the building for now. they're about to -- police are about to open west san carlos street in a couple minutes or so. there were very tense moments here earlier this morning,

because the fire was so close to homes that were all around it. this is what it looked like just after 2:00 this morning. firefighters quickly called in a second alarm as bright red flames were shooting out of the top of the abandon building's roof. crews on ladder trucks and shot water down on to the fire and into the building. they were desperately keep the blaze from spreading to a town house development behind the fire, the old warehouse and apartment buildings under correction beside the fire and the folks in the homes were told to shelter in place. we are told this is at least the second time there has been a fire at this site. they believe basically this time the building is probably a loss. and it is also known to be the site of a homeless encampment, but they do not know the cause of this fire. we're told the building will be turned over to a team of arson investigators to figure out what happened. not necessarily something suspicious, just too find out

what the cause of the fire was. for now, live in san jose, for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. and now back for more of that breaking news. this time this in san francisco. that is where police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district right now. >> "today in the bay's" reporter is there live near 24th street, b.a.r.t. station and pete, what are police telling you at this point? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. still an active investigation. we know one person died as result of this double shooting. behind me you see an active investigation. a handful of detectives and san francisco police on the scene congregating in this area conducting an investigation is. show you video from earlier this morning. now, police were alerted to this roughly around 2:30 a.m. through a shot spotter activation. essentially that means when gunshots are fired in a certain area or a neighborhood, police in the area are alerted to this and then can get to the scene

anywhere between 20 to 45 minutes after those shots are fired. and when they did show up they found there were two people suffering gunshot wounds here on the 2700 block of harrison street. one of the victims, of course, dies from their injuries, despite life-saving measures. that person did die from injuries. the other victim taken to san francisco general with life-threatening injurieinjurie. back out here to the scene. you can still see police tape. this area is taped off. you see police in the area. no word whether they are looking for a suspects or if a suspect is in custody. when we get that information we'll bring that to you in the newsroom. >> be safe out there, pete. 5:04. to a developing story out of napa. a man shoots at officers near veterans memorial park around 5:30 last night. police say he asked for two specific officers before opening fire. police then shot a bean bag round at that man, a non-lethal

round, and he dropped the gun as was taken into custody. fortunately, no one seriously hurt. and san jose leaders say they need to do more to keep homeless people out of the areas cleared out earlier in the year. if you live in san jose you probably know there is always a problem with homeless encampments near story road. caltrans conducted sweeps earlier this year. i was there. a councilman says a new camp is already growing in it's place. he said it is leading to new problems including fires and illegal dumping there. the city councilman plans to hold a news conference later this morning. 5:05 with continuing coverage to the immigration crisis still understand folding on our border. after seeing one bill voted down a delay on the second vote until next week. meantime thousands of migrant families remain in limbo this mo morning. good morning, susan.

>> reporter: hey, good morning, marcus. we have news for you. the president has been tweeting this morning and he appears to be officially throwing in the towel saying that these bills lack votes and not any bill that will pass, that republicans are wasting their time trying to come up with a bill and it's not going to happen in this congress. he's talking about waiting until more republicans are elected and that then te they can push through broader immigration reform. no word from house republicans who are planning to spend the weekend hashing out a new bill. the protests go on against president trump's immigration policy that's keeping families apart. while the president reversed the policy and won't separate migrant children from parents crossing illegally into the u.s. he didn't address the thousands of children already separated. on capitol hill, republican lawmakers failed to pass legislation.

the. >> the bill is not passed. >> reporter: one bill overwhelmingly voted down another moved to next week. >> the president's going to even like the new bill better than this bill. >> reporter: but the president is already blaming democrats. >> hoopholes in our immigration laws, all supported by extremist open border democrats. it's a whole big con job. meantime, people are suffering because of the democrats. >> reporter: democrats say they want tighter borders but not this way. >> we don't think we have to put children in cagings to do it. there is a better way, and the president is either not knowing, not caring, delusional and in denial about his own policies. >> reporter: as lawmakers debate and families wait, a new "time" magazine cover puts the family separation practice at the president's feet. so the president will make remarks. he's expected to this afternoon on immigration. joined by angel families.

the families that lost loved ones to violence from undocumented immigrants. marcus, we expect to hear more from him about this officially announcing that he lacked the votes and we'll watch to see if the gop agrees and canceling those meeting this weekend and plans a new bill for next week. >> something we have to keep our eyes on. changes every time you look around. >> true. maybe the next time we talk to you, susan. thank you very much. happening today, bay area clergy members are traveling to the border to protest separation of undocumented families. 40 religious and community leaders will travel from the bay area by bus. dozens others are going to drive themselves. the caravan leaves at 7:00 this morning. they plan a weekend of prayer and demonstration along the border near san diego. happening tomorrow, bay area congresswoman barbara lee and jackie speier as well will be among some two dozen u.s. lawmakers visiting facilities will detainees are being held in texas.

lawmakers will get an up close look at the holding area. our coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. there we have an entire section dedicated to the crisis at the border and other immigration issues at the top of people's minds right now. san francisco's chief of police is reportedly speaking out about potential staffing cuts tied to the new budget plan. the examiner reports budget experts are recommending cutting some 100 officers during the next two years. that move would save about $17 million. last night chief bill scott addressed concerns to supervisors. next wednesday, a committee is supposed to finalize that budget, and a full board vote is expected to happen one month from now. >> happening now, everyone is being told to avoid using cars at least carpools today because of a spare the air alert. this is the first of the year, by the way. a live look at the bay bridge this morning where hopefully folks are traveling at least two by two.

the bay area air quality says hot winds mixed with high temperatures and exhaust from cars will cause unhealthy air conditions. take public transportation or carpool today. and keeping a close eye on that spare the air alert. 57 degrees, on the milder side, for san francisco. 56 hayward and san jose 59. won't need a heavy coast, nt or a sweater. temperatures will get warmer. the next two days north bay moderate. east and south bay extremely unhealthy. it you're planning to be outside, limit outdoor activity. take breaks. as always, be careful if you have plans to barbecue or anything. we also have a couple fire watches in effect for areas in the north bay and east bay hills. another update what you can expect not just for the weekend also for the next seven days coming up. a check in with mike. >> vianey, looking over here

what looks like a lot of folks are not on the roadway. not because of spare the air bay because it is almost 5:11 now. a smooth drive for the south bay peninsula. this friday we expect the community to be light in the day and midday, folks getting about town. over here, no slowing fourth inbound. 101 through san martin. and crowded, folks trying to escape the heat this weekends. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up here on "today in the bay," the "roseanne" show minus roseanne. the new spin-off reportedly in the works. plus -- >> we were out on a horrifying -- i don't know how to explain it ---what tods o ds to our son. >> a warning for all patients with potty training kids.

. good morning. it is 5:14. as you head out the door keep in mind we are tracking triple-digit heat. temperatures at 11:00, 77 degrees. and around lunch hour a detailed forecast of all of the fire watches and, of course, heat advisories throughout the bay area coming up. and the san mateo bridge, the bridge rises up over the high-rise, with temperatures vianey talks about, they'll rise as well. a smooth drive. try to carpool or mass transit

today to help clear the air. it is 5:14 right now and a federal judge in san francisco today will hear arguments that may ultimately decide the future of tens of thousands of u.s. immigrants. a laws to reinstate temporary trective status for people from four countries. the haiti programmed status from nations torn apart by natural disasters or war. the trump administration ended that last year. a group of immigrants and five children timed suits. and a spin-off of "roseanne" rz is is in the works but without roseanne. featuring all of the cast from "roseanne" but roseanne barr. and business in tech news this morning. if you have a movie pass subscriptions trying to save money, certain movies are about to get more expensive. >> for the rest of the news

before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters this morning. good to see you, landon. good morning. >> marcus and kris, good friday morning. good to see you both as well pap good day to see markets. opened higher 150 points recovering some of yesterday's losses sparked by the ongoing straight issues between the u.s., china and other countries. the dow extending its losing streak to eight days. that's the longest stretch since march of last year. oil prices are also in focus trading up more than 1%. opec members meet in austria to reach a deal to increases production. the dow falling nearly 200 points yesterday. the nasdaq dropping 68. meanwhile, the jeep cherokee is the most american made car of 2018. cars.com puts out an annual american made index looking at which cars are manufactured here, have the most american parts and support the most american factory jobs. four of the top ten american made vehicles are actually

produced by a foreign based automaker. the jeep cherokee is produced in illinois but jeep is a division of chrysler based in london. the honda odyssey and ridgeline made in alabama were number two and three on the list. and movie pass is adopting surge pricing. deeming a film very popular charging subscribers an additional $2. it takes effect next month. annual passes are exempt. and adding a "bring a friend" option for an additional amount, see an imax or 3d film, which aren't currently included in any plan. back to you. >> sign up for that annual fee then. we all love our dogs and today is bring your dog to work day, folks. that means a lot of us get the opportunity to share our work spaces with our furry friends. i mean, what could be a better day than that? at least 20% of workers will celebrate today by bringing their pooch to the office.

you're wondering if mine's in the office right now? no. he's not. >> i don't hear him breathing. a new study proves the power of a pet friendly work environment is very good for you. 30% of pet owners feel they would be more productive at work with their pet alongside them. 37% would sacrifice benefits including vacation time for a dog-friendly workplace. that's just sick. i wouldn't do that. >> i didn't brick this guy to work but i used to bring my old girl to work and she was fantast fantastic. you can't not smile when you see a dog. >> a well mannered dog, cool. >> that's why this one doesn't come. >> kris and mine's dogs are too wild. >> and in water? >> not anymore. he's inside. purchase a yard, one of those, yes. >> marcus isn't a pet owner and doesn't get. in the adoption area.

rescue a pup. weather for today is going to be on the hotter side. if you will be taking out your dog on a walk, it's important to remember that if it's too hot for your feet in terms of stepping outside to take them on a walk, it's too hot for their paws and they can easily burn especially on the hot asphalt. be careful and responsible. and 57 degrees now in san francisco. hayward 56. san jose already at 59. show you the 24-hour temperature change, because we're already running several degrees warmer in spots including livermore. check this out. seven degrees warmer at this hour than we were yesterday. that's only setting us up for a day of 90s and, yes, triple-digit heat. why a heat advisory remains in place through saturday at about 8:00 p.m. temperatures between 94 to 104 further inland. which means drink lots of water and high fire danger. talk about some of those areas. there is a red flag warning for the sek meant oh area, but i want to show you spots that will

be affected here in the bay area. vallejo will have a red flag warning in effect. that kicks in tonight at midnight and remains in place for the weekend ahead. along with fairfield as well. the reason? tracking the possibility of seeing very dry northeasterly winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour. pair that up with triple-heat temperatures, that keeps the hills under a large threat. be very mindful if you are barbecuing or doing anything of that nature in those areas especially if you're around dry brush. right now very dry out there. cupertino, 90-degree temperatures. 91 degrees in san jose. look at the triple-digit temperatures for the east bay. danville, 101. concord, 101. oakland in the 80s and even in the 80s for the peninsula. san francisco topping out into the 70s anden the north bay also in the 90s. again, spare the air alert, remaining in place the next two

days through the weekend. tracking unhealthy air quality. for san francisco, predict ing high of 78 tomorrow. maybe warmer. and sunday, keeping the triple-digit heat. we cool down by about ten degrees and 90s. notice our temperature trend starts to kind of go down a little bit in the 80s. then back down into the 70s. nice welcome to the summer for sure. first weekend of summer will be hot. mike? >> no joke. summer kicks off and so do temperatures. over here, the commute hasn't kicked off yet. s friday. expect it to be gradual, kicking in later and lighter. it's the afternoon, see a lot more folks. moves from the overall green to the contra costa county area things are smooth. going the opposite way gets slow around noon, 1:00. things literally tough. bay bridge now, cash lanes. slow there.

also here in san francisco. pete continues to follow the police investigation at harrison. between 23rd and 24th, harrison closed. pete wanted me to tell you about that. and lots of air conditioning. stores and a theater nearby there. and coming up, summertime safety concerns as temperatures heat up. the toys every parent needs to watch out for. about a popular pr

it 5:24 right now. potty training is already a difficult time for a family but parents are being warned about these popular potty training products for toddlers. attorneys say they are injuring children's private parts. one parent says he lifted his toddler off the seat and the boy's privates got caught, which led to a major laceration. >> we were horrified. i don't know how to explain it, seeing that happen to our son. >> attorneys say the older models cause the potential danger. and modifications now made so they're safer. all products follow minimum safety requirements. it's already so hard to get them to try with the potty. all right. warning this morning about dangerous summer toytoys.

i don't want to know if we already have them. >> causing harm, showcased a ten top summer safety kearns. the group also known at "watch" urges parents to be vigilant and pro act whiv it comes to choosing toys for the kids. here are the toys to watch out for. talking about backyard water slides, high powered water guns, low riding wheeled toys, lawn darts and toys with small parts and they break down the reason why. >> any part like this ribbon that can be separated from the toy. >> that ribbon i would never have thought about tharchlt. >> they put all kinds of stuff in their mouths. >> the group says more than 2.5 million american children are inhave youred each summer.

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hour.. a massive fire in downtown san jose-- leaves a building right now at 5:32, two breaking stories we're following. a massive fire that destroyed a building in san francisco. two people shot overnight in the mission district. we have reporters live at both scenes getting up to speed on what happened. first -- dangerous heat is about to sweep the bay area. not just summertime conditions. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in your laura

garcia. >> and i'm bhsmarcus washington >> and over to the weather with vianey arana. >> offshore flow kicks in this weekend kicking up winds and a ridge of high pressure. that's going to elevate the heat danger. right now in san jose, 59 degrees. wind speeds fairly calm. hazy skies in some areas. that's expected to burn off by the afternoon. right to the temperature trend, affecting your afternoon and into the weekend. by 12:00 already at 80 degrees jumping to about 85. in san jose, a predicted high of 90 degrees, but one of the warmest spots in concord, climbing into the upper 80s and triple digit heat by the afternoon. talking 101, 102. that heat advisory is through tomorrow peecevening because of hotter temperatures. 94 to 100 for inlet areas.

beaches extremely packed i assume as people try to escape the heat. over to mike. >> good warning for a congestion at 92 as well as highway 17, vianey. over the water of the bay bridge showing a backup. this just formed over the last seven minutes and fast track lanes only. metering lights turned on, even though it doesn't yet say that. judging by the backup in the lanes. lighter for cash lanes. typical on a friday here. easy drive through san rafael. definitely let you know, be careful out there. a spare the air day. carpool if you can. try mass transit. no delays reported throughout the area or the system. and a smooth flow of traffic now. back to you. breaking news. >> thank you. that breaking news out of san francisco first. still a very active crime scene right now. two people shot in the mission. one of them we know did not survive. all of this happened around 2:30

this morning at harrison street between 23rd and 24th. shot spotter technology picked up that shooting. that technology detects when gunshots are fired. when officer arrived they found two people who had been shot. one died at the scene. the other person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the scene is not too far from the 24th street b.a.r.t. station, but no impact to traffic at the station at this point. and peour reporter will have a live report in the next half hour. more breaking news to tell you about this morning in san jose. overnight, a building fire in downtown leaving behind a lot of damage and fire crews there, they've been battling that throughout the morning. "today in the bay's" reporter is live on west carlos street with a look at the aftermath. >> hi there. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the fire gutted this building behind me. that massive fire, not much left

of it indeed. fire crews have given the all-clear in the last hour or so. made sure nobody was inside the building and they'll turn tove tove -- it everybody 0er to investigators shortly. they don't know how the fire started's when firefighters arrived just after 2:00 this morning, this is what they saw. 30-foot flames shooting up through the abandon building. threw everything they had at the fire. ladder trucks shooting down on it. critical to keep the blaze from spreading. a town house is behind it and a high-rise apartment building under construction right next door. >> soon as we got here, already had fire through the roof of the building behind us. went to a second alarm, just because of the exposure of the seven-story high rise next to it. so it was a defensive fire. all exterior lines because of the fire involved throughout the building.

>> reporter: now, this is a known homeless encampment site, firefighters tell us and at least the second fire they have fought at this same site. they will have a team of arson investigators coming here to look for the cause after it gets a little more light, just in a couple hours or so this morning. meanwhile, that truck there is a restoration crew standing by, we're told, to board up the building once they get the go-ahead for that, and police reopened west san carlos street in time for rush hour but are still looking for the cause of the fire. for now, live in san jose for "today in the bay." >> thank you for that update. 5:35, happening now, neighbors believe someone purposely set an early morning fire that started outside a san jose home. this happened on barlow avenue not far from interstate 680. an alert neighbor banged on the door where that fire happened waking the people inside. a neighbor tells us what he saw. >> i was walking going towards

this area, i saw a gentleman running all in black and i know he is an arsonist, man. he started the fire. i know he did. >> the firefighters saved the home but the flames did damage two cars outside. they are not saying if they believe that that fire was set on purpose. new this morning, at 5:36, if you live in eastern contra costa county, a small earthquake. 3.1. a smaller 2.8 rattled things a little more about five minutes later and then a few others around the same time as well, but no damage, reports, or injury reports at this point. developing right now, san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city. this happened yesterday afternoon in south san jose at a home on misty glen court. the victim is in his 50s.

he has three children as well. friends say he was a doctor who immigrated from vietnam five years ago, but he was not currently working in the bay area. neighbors are really shocked ak this. about this. >> i don't know how he got shot. who shot him. that's really -- that is so sad. >> this is a quiet neighborhood. never no problems around here. >> right now police are saying a little about that investigation but no arrests made. san francisco police revisiting a cold case involving several murders more than 40 years ago. a new sketch shows an age progression of a suspect known as "the doodler." in the mid-70s, five men killed in the golden gate park area. at the same time, five men assaulted. now investigators want to track down the doodler too see if he

is connected with any of the other murders. and an nbc follow. radioactive soil or not? what people in pittsburg want to know. our investigative unit did a report leaving hunter's point and winding up in landfill in the east bay. last night some 200 people pack add community center pushing for answers and wanted to know if there is radio active dirt at the landfill. we've reported, the concern stemmed from a massive cleanup project at hunter's point naval ship yard in san francisco taking place between 2010 and 2016. now the county is calling for an independent investigation. >> we want to just be assured that there's no risk, and that all of the contaminated material if it was brought here, has been removed. >> if we think that the people did get exposed to this low-level radium 226 might have been in the soil, cancer is the

primary concern. >> a navy spokesperson was transparent, about 218 tons of asphalt leaving hunter's point, not being properly screened for radiation. they say the mistake was caught in the same day. all right, guys. looking here, san mateo bridge light and traffic flow is light. it's friday. remember. a vehicle breakdown. no slowing on the sensors you see the hazard mark just after the high-rise. leave it there until i get all-clear from chp. the rest of the bay, green towards san francisco. a little blip for san jose. no problems. cocoa county, metering lights on, but it's fried around the bay and even at the bay bridge toll plaza, lighter but still

have metering lights on. >> the weekend weather forecast, always like it, maybe not this time. >> all of that dangerous heat. >> warning us about it, too. >> we have. a couple things to look out for if you're outside especially. it's sunny, you like to head outdoors. keep in mind hot values. talking 90s and triple digit heat. a heat advisory in place until tomorrow at about 8:00 p.m. and even by the bay, talking 70s and 80s, which means high fire danger due to those dry northerly winds, due to an offshore flow that will kick up. look at the temperatures trends throughout the bay area for the weekend. napa, one of the warmest by far. saturday is expected to be the hottest day of the week so far. by about 2:00, at 101 degrees. by 3:00, 102. if you're going wine tafsting, pair it with a glass of water occasionally. and half moon bay. 62. not bad.

climb into the upper 60s. half moon bay the "it "a spot this weekend if you're looking to get away from the heat. talk about lake tahoe. climbing into those 80s on saturday. 83 degrees. at least plenty of sunshine and a good dip in the lake will definitely be necessary. send it back to you. >> all right. dip our toes in for sure. coming up next on "today in the bay," the biggest pride festival in the country is about to begin. we'll show you what france is doiis -- san francisco is doing to make sure everyone parties safely. and a new warning about hot car deaths. authorities are investigating a deadly case this morning.

good morning. it is 5:44, and concord, live up. today we are tracking triple-digit heat for your area. by 12:00, your lunch hour. the temperature trend will be at 88 degrees. keep in mind that heat advisory in in effect. we'll talk about what it means for your weekend coming up it is coming up. today is friday. easy drive on the east shore freeway. explained by the light traffic. north bay showing a smooth drive. a little slowing out of vallejo. >> and's 5:44 now. happening today, start of one of the bay areas most popular and lively weekends of the year. pride gets underway with the dikes on bikes parade this a

afternoon and caps off with a pride parade on sunday. starts on market and ends at the plaza. one if not the largest pride event anywhere in the world. the executive director tells us it's massive. >> our parade over 280 contingence, probably 5,000-plus people marching down market street. >> up to 1 million people will take part. the theme for the festival is "generations of strength" to shine the spotlight on generations of lgbtq leaders in the '60s and '70s. and a north coast mother is in custody after authorities say she left her toddler inside a hot car for hours and he died. mendocino sheriff deputies arrested her on wednesday. drove to willits early in the morning. left her 18-month-old son in the

back of her car while she went in to socialize and say windows were rolled up and she did not return to the car for about ten hours. her son was taken to the hospital unresponsive where he died. she is being held without bail. on average, 37 children die each year after being left inside a hot car. within one hour the inside of a car commonly heats to 123 degrees. that is if it's 100 degrees outside, and the car is parked in the sun, but a child can die at a much lower temperature. 5:46. now to our continuing coverage of the immigration crisis still unfolding at our southern border and thousands of migrant family rees main in limbo this morning. president trump's reversal on his policy hasn't quieted the outrage over the separation of families. the hundreds of rallies are still planned nationwide next saturday the 30th. this is a look at those organized right here in the bay area. under the title "families

belonging together." more than 20 just here locally include dolores park and civic center plaza and the city of san jose at city hall. meantime a fashion choice by the first lady is getting a lot of criticism this morning. you may have seen this image yesterday. she was boarding a plane to visit immigrant children. the jacket she was wearing had the words on the back saying "i really don't care. do you?" you can imagine, create add firestorm on social media. some folks asking if she was trying to send a message. the first lady did not wear the jacket during her time in texas. it is a $39 jacket from zahra. it sold out within hours. hundreds of thousands across the state won't be able to use their ebt or electronic benefit transfer cards this weekend. if you or someone you know relies on this, listen up. a transition to a new ebt vendor saturday. next sard.

because of that, a 24 hour outage across the state this weekend. starts tomorrow at 11:00 and lasts until 11:00 sunday night. a lot of us do grocery shopping sunday. could be a big deal. during that outage you won't be able to access your food or cash benefits. you have to plan ahead. in santa clara county alone about 240,000 people and families use the program for food, cash aid, medi-cal and employment services. 5:48. what's wrong with a night out with friends? when it comes to concerts at levi stadium, depends who you ask. a live look there this morning. surveying residents on the beak day 10:00 p.m. curfew and prending findings last night. turns out opinions are mixed here. they found people who live closer to the stadium are more likely bothered by the traffic, parking, destructive behavior, but also found that more than half are still open to the idea of limited exceptions to the curfew. well, how about the idea

funnel cake, fried twinkies. we vanhave an event sure to siz. a live look at the alameda fairgrounds this morning where it is friday and it's a friday smackdown getting underway later today. we did say friday. we did say smackdown. among this year's enrytrys, krispy kreme, and crazy cake. funning with nutella sauce and bacon bits. don't forget your napkins and maybe your pepto. >> friday, f-r-y! >> funnel cake is a funnel cake and hot temperatures are hot temperatures. >> if you're out pairing your funnel cake with anything, make it lemonade, because this weekend, at the fair, it's going to be extremely hot which is why we have to remain on alert due to the increase in potential for

heat risks. right now san francisco is at 53 degrees. wind speed about 10 miles per hour and we're expecting today, daytime high today, climbing into the 90s and the triple digits. as we head in towards the afternoon, which is the reason why there is a heat advisory in place, and this remains in place through saturday at 8:00 ppg throu p.m. through the highlighted area. san francisco and the coastline some of the cooler areas. and temperatures range tweebetw 94 and 104. humidity, tracking offshore winds kicking up the fire watch and that's in effect through sunday at 8:00 p.m. for the highlighted areas. north bay, elevated risk and a red flag warning mainly for sacramento county. however, vallejo and fairfield included in the red flag warning that kicks in tonight at midnight. i mentioned, tracking offshore winds expecting to kick up

tonight about 6:00 at 26 miles per hour and linger between 25 to 30 miles per hour through saturday and that's why they're keeping that fire watch in place. now, a big game tonight. padres at giants, at&t park. tune in to nbc bay area. first pitch, 7:15. look at the temperatures. by 4:00, 73 degrees. only a light sweater and definitely your baseball cap for all of that sunshine. mike? right over here looking at a smooth flow of traffic around the bay. slowing in san jose. no big surprise, guys. this is friday. a late, light build even coming out of the altamont pass. lighter traffic past north flynn. a crash down to 580 out of brentwood and discovery bay. southbound, at the land phfill, ninety out. restricts flow here. and reports of a car fire at the canyon. dry condition, tracking that in

the newsroom. so far, a mild impact on highway 4. upper east shore freeway, no problem getting toward the bay bridge here. delay for capital corridor. a medical emergency outside davis and delayed the train. only 15 minutes pap note f. a note for those coming into the area. all have air conditioned cars, good news. a way to the bay bridge toll plaza even on friday, guys. back to you. >> all right. coming up next on "today in the bay," cpr saves countless lives, but should the age-old practice get an upgrade? what experts are saying this morning. but first, happening now, european union is set to slap tariffs on more than $3 billion worth of american products today. this is in response to president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum. officials are in -- in seoul are saying both north and south korea are agreeing to hold reunions are war separated families in august. we'll have more news for you right after the break. it )s tak!

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find me on twitter and online. and saving more lives, new research from the american heart association shows online and in-person cpr courses are falling short. a lot of folks never master the technique fully or end up forgetting what to do. experts say offer shorter but more learning sessions with more real life experiences. and justice for victims of sex waual assault. how to disburse a $5 million settlement to victims going to more than 300 people sexually assaulted by l larry nassar. each victim gets just over $1 million. noe another $75 million set aside for future claims of sexual abuse. do you need a new license?

the dmv is open for you this saturday for service again. and it's a new option as the dmv looks for ways to really cut down on its notorious long wait lines. well, certain offices including ten in the bay area will be open on select saturdays. it's open tomorrow and then starting next month, the dmv will be open on the first and third saturday of each month. >> will it take a nicer picture of you is what i really want to know. san francisco tomorrow celebrates june teenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the u.s. the party's better on a weekend. right? the date marks the day in 1865 when slaves in texas were the last to get the word they were free. former mayor willie brown attends the event in san francisco tomorrow that starts at 2:00 at the marriott marquee on mission street. all right, giants fans,

well. ♪ come together tonight at at&t park because tonight, if you didn't know by the song, it's beatles trivia night. check out the special beatles-themed shirt right here with the team giving to fans. you see the team member there's, not the beatles. also, a fireworks show after that game featuring some of the beatles biggest hits. all right, live now to at&t park this morning where it's all calm right knew, but the giants will host the padres for paelbes night. if you don't want to leave your house, understand al. a little warm. not so much in san francisco. we have you covered. nbc bay area is your home for giants baseball tonight. coverage starts at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. right after the news at 6:00. first pitch is at 7:15. and we can't forget about the a's, of course, getting ready for a doubleheader against the chicago white sox today. the team was supposed to play yesterday, but that game was postponed because it rained all

day. so they'll make it up for a game today as well as that doubleheader. first game at 1:10. the second game starts 30 minutes after the first game. >> exhausting. >> sure it will be, they're used to it. paid for it, at least. the rest of the series continues saturday and sunday as planned, as long as that weather cooperates. right now coming up on 6:00, following two breaking news stories. first, a fire that broke out overnight at this downtown building in san jose. we are live on scene with the histories of fires in that same place. plus, one person is dead. another injured. this, after a double shooting in san francisco. the technology that alerted police right after it happened. and get ready to crank the a.c., if you have it. tracking triple-digit temperatures in parts of the day area heading into the weekend. a if you forecast, and the increase fire danger that it could bring, coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now.

thanks for joining us on your fry-day. i'm kris sanchez in for lauer rather beglauer -- laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. and a combination of what's expected heading into one. hottest days of the week expected to be on saturday. we have a bit of haze out there right now. i want to show you how quickly, though, our temperature trend will climb into the upper 80s. check it out. by the time you head out for lunch, already in the mid to upper 80s. by 12:00, 85. 1:00, 87 degrees in the south bay. not the hottest spot. temperatures are expected to climb into the 90s, but interior valleys are hitting triple digits. talk more about that heat advisory that is in effect through tomorrow at about 8:00 p.m. coming up in a bit. first, send it over to mike. >> ahe