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. >> and where are you?

commute, the fog, talk about that. a smooth drive across the bay bridge. word of a disabled vehicle around treasure island, tracking it. an easy drive and no extra backup at the bay bridge. just the bash lacash lanes. a smooth drive for the rest of contra costa county and the north bay as well. speed sensors are great all around the bay. we have seen no additional delays. san mateo bridge, a stalled vehicle. should not be a big problem at the high rise. back to you, kris. >> thank you. and breaking news this morning at 6:00. that massive fire that broke out in this building in downtown san jose overnight. our cameras were rolling as flames ripped through the building on west san carlos street. "today in the bay"s reporter is live on the scene since we came on the air at 4:30. roz, this is not the first time for a fire at that spot? >> reporter: no, at least they've been here and tell me at

least twice, the same area for a fire. cleared the scene. they were so worried. show you why earlier. that building, the gray part butting out part of a brand new apartment building under construction, and maybe it's about 20 feet or so away from where those flames were raging out of control earlier this morning. show you the video. firefighters say the building was -- what they were confronted with when they got here just after 2:00 this morning. flames shooting up some 30 feet through the roof of this abandoned building. they fought with ladder trucks and quickly called for a second alarnmics because they feared te flames might spread to the town homes behind where people were living and a brand new construction right next door. again, this was the second fire at least they've been to here. we're told it is a known site of a homeless encampment and don't know for sure what the cause of this fire was but have a team of

investigators coming here after daylight, and a little later this morning, to figure out what happened. as we get more details we'll bring to do you. for now, live for "today in the bay." >> thank you, roz. also following more breaking news for u.s. this morning. this is san francisco, a double shooting in the mission turns deadly. now, this is happened, or happened, actually, on harrison street. not far from the 24th street mission b.a.r.t. station or san francisco general. "today in the bay" is live for us at the scene. pizetizzete suratos has more. >> reporter: and around different parts of san francisco, sensors, notifying where this shooting take place on the 2700 block of harrison. since that last report, medical examiners leaving, take away the

body of the one victim who passed away but you still see police and detectives on the scene here where that shooting take place. we're looking at scene video not long ago when it happened. according to san francisco police, saying around 2:32 a.m. a shot spotter activation alert alerting them to the specific area where the shooting take place in this area and they found two people with gunshot wound injuries. one of the victims dies from the injuries, the other transported to san francisco general with life-threatening injurieinjurie. it is an active scene here. 2700 block of harrison. it's unclear when they'll clear this up. and we don't know if they're looking for a suspect or if a suspect is in custody. if you have information, contact san francisco police. >> thanks for the update. and it is 6:04 now and we take you to napa for a developing story. a man shot at office near

veterans memorial park. it happened around 5:30 yesterday evening. police say that man asked for two specific officers before he shot at officers. police then shot a bean bag round at the man, a non-lethal round. he was -- he then dropped his gun and was taken into custody. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. and leaders say they have to do more to keep homeless people out of an area the city cleaned out earlier this year. if you live in san jose and drive the area you know there's a problem. caltrans conducted sweeps earlier this year. i was out there with them at the time. councilman cam wen says a new camp is already growing leading to problems like fires and illegal dumping. councilman wen plans to hold a news conference laters this morning. 6:05 now. the border battle far from over.

one immigration bill was voted down yesterday and house republicans delayed a vote on the second bill until next week. meantime, migrant families are stuck in limbo. "today in the bay's" reporter is live on the hill with breaking news. what have you found out? >> reporter: well, marcus, what's going on, we thought house republicans would spend the weekend hashing out a new immigration bill. the president has given their weekend back in a series of tweets the president is expressing that the gop should stop wasting its time. acknowledging they won't have votes on the immigration bill and should wait until after the midterms to try to tackle broader immigration reform and he responsibilities, meantime, to blame the democrats. the protests go on against president trump's immigration policy that's keeping families apart. while the president reversed his 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 immigration legislation. >> on this vote, yeahs, 193, nays, 231. the bill not passed. >> reporter: one voted down, another moved to next week. >> the president's going to like the new bill better than this bill. >> reporter: but the president is already blaming democrats. >> loopholes in our immigration laws supported by extremist open border democrats. it's a whole big con job. meantime, people are suffering because of the democrats. >> reporter: democrats want tighter borders but not this way. >> we don't think we have to put children in cages 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. and we should hear more about the president's position now when he makes immigration remarks later this afternoon. again, the president tweeting, congress should stop wasting its time. wait until after the midterm elections to tackle immigration reform when more republicans, he expects, will be onboard. >> example, we said earlier, susan. it changes day by day, minute by minute. >> throughout the day. can't walkway from your tv. thank you, susan. also happening, drafltravelo the border to protest forced separation of undocumented families. religious leaders travel to the area by bus, dozens more plan to drive themselves. a weekend of prayer and demonstration along the border near san diego. happening tomorrow, bay area

congre congresswoman and others among two dozen lawmakers visiting where detainees are being held in texas. get an up-close look at holding areas. texas lawmakers organized the tour. and online, nbcbayarea.com, an entire section dedicated to the crisis at the border and other immigration orders at top of people's minds right now. it is 6:09, and something that you need to look out for heading into today and in through the weekend is the spare the air alert that is in place for today and for tomorrow. north bay, expect moderate air quality. east bay and south bay the worst in terms of air quality. extremely unhealthy and the peninsula moderate. that means, limit outdoor exposure if possible. tracking a triple-digit heat heading into the weekend. another thing to look out for is that big game, padres at giants, playing tonight at at&t park.

first pitch at 7:15. if you're going to be hanging out around the ballpark before you head out to the game, look at temperatures in the city. 73 degrees by 4:00. then a decline into the 60s by the first pitch. at about 66 degrees. then expect nice, clear skies heading into the evening this afternoon. we are tracking some offshore winds heading into the later portion of the evening. go ahead and send things over to mike. >> vianey, it's friday. seeing lighter volume of traffic around the bay. metering lights on at the bay bridge and a backup. a bigger issue, might slow down the metering lights. tracking it a while. slowing building up. a disabled vehicle is approaching san francisco from west 80. commute direction. slow from about treasure island exit there getting in towards it's approach and the decline, tlak. there is a bridge crew and hopefully can clear it quickly. it's there been at least a half hour in total. and a lighter volume of traffic.

south bay no delays. peninsula, a new issue. ap whipple avenue, disabled vehicle possibly bloking one lane. no blocks in palo alto. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay" it could be the end of long lines at the airport. >> we're building a speedier process for the travelers. >> ah, that groundbreaking new technology used to make your next trip a lot easier. and later -- surge pricing at the movie theater? say it isn't so. yeah. the company that could soon charge you more to watch popular movies just at the summer box office heats up. it is 6:11 right now. you're watching "today" in the bay. hi!

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good morning. it is 6:15. heading to any of the interior valleys expect triple-digit temperatures by 1:00 in concord, temperatures at 93 degrees. i'm talking about heed heat as visery remaining in effect through the weekend. more coming up. looking at palo alto. flip the camera in the opposite direction and looking for a second incident in willow and one at university. both may effect driving in for this portion of your bay area commute. first, technology soon could

be at airports across the u.s., though it is just being unveiled at orlando international. facial recognition technology aimed at transforming the traveler experience. a screening system requires every passenger boarding an international flight or arriving on one to stand for a photo analyzed against on-file passport or visa photos. once matched, departing passengers board a flight without having to show further paperwork. some travelers already seem to like it. >> it's convenient. it's good -- i mean, i think it's definitely the way forward. it's much like a system that is smooth. >> and privaty experts say they are a little concerned the plam no formal room for handling that data. federal officials are working on the rules and refuse any privacy concerns. 6:15. in business and tech news, movie passes making major changes for you and you might not be happy about them. >> i'm not. for that and the rest of the

news before the bell, live in landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. landon, i guess we'll go to the movies by ourselves. >> maybe. maybe not. good friday morning to you both. wall street is set to open higher after yesterday's losses, and those were sparked by the ongoing trade issues between the u.s., china and other countries. the dow extending its losing streak to eight days. longest stretch since march of last year. oil prices trading up more than 1% opec members meet in austria to reach a deal about production. and the dow dropped and nasdaq as well. meanwhile, the jeep cherokee, most american-made car in 2018. put oun an index looking at which cars are manufactured here, have the most american parts and support the most

american factory jobs. actually produced by a foreign maker. chrysler based in london. honda odyssey and ridgeline made in alabama number two and three on the list. and movie pass, adopting surge pricing when the film is popular, charge subscribers an additional $2. the change takes effect next month with annual subscribers exempt. other changes on the way in august, adds a "bring a friend" option to add a plus-one for an additional $2 to $6, three an imax or 3d film not currently included in any plan. don't choose the popular one. >> okay! our first date. go to an old movie. i don't know if it's going to fly for the teens. thank you very much, susan. >> there you go. speaking of movies, you might want movie passes this weekend. heating up, one. biggest blockbusters hitting the

at least this year and it is, of course, "jurassic world." back for "jurassic world: fallen kingdom." this is the sequel to the 2015 "jurassic world." they return to the abandoned island to rescue the dinosaurs from a volcanic eruption. i'm guessing it doesn't go perfectly. rated pg-13. >> and paul rudd goes to the pentagon in "the catcher was a spy." based on a true story of a major league baseball player who was recruited by the government to figure out how close the nazis were to creating an atomic bomb. this one for you, rated r. >> and if you're an elvis fan who isn't, you are in luck. the king takes you on a uvg mmu road trip in his 1963 rolls-royce. learn how elvis went from a country boy to the king of rock 'n' roll. this one, though, is rated r. i mean it is rock 'n' roll. >> ain't nothing but a hound dog! >> life on the road, i guess, a little spicy. it's going to be spicy

outside. >> i don't think i'm doing grilling this weekend. >> no. with the elevated fire danger, i think, dry brush out there. maybe everybody should keep it inside with the ac. >> go to a restaurant. >> yeah. or a heated movie theater. not heated -- sorry. >> cooled! yeah, area. >> oh, my gosh. don't go to a heated movie theater. you won't have a good time. go outside if that's the point. and 56 for san francisco. and, yes, that heat advisory will very much remain in place. this is through tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. temperatures range between 94 to 104 for inland areas. what does that mean for you? well, keep in mind, drink lots of water and, of course, that's going to elevate the high fire danger and don't forget your pets. please, bring them indoors. don't walk them during the peak hours of the day. their paws can easily burn in the hot asphalt, and a fire watch through saturday at 8:00 p.m. for the highlighted areas.

the north bay an area under the largest threat because of the dry northeasterly winds ranging between 10 to 20 miles per hour and also a red flag warning for areas near vallejo and the fairfield area and sacramento for saturday and sunday. this due to the elevated offshore winds between 26 to 30 miles per hour that start kicking up today. overnight tonight, also into early saturday morning. that mix with a combination of relatively low humidity keeps us on high alert over the weekend. the next seven days what to expect. saturday, the hottest day of the week so far. 1 103 degrees. hotter for interior valleys. cooling us off by as much as 10 to 15 degrees in areas later on. a close eye on the weekend. for now, over to mike. >> turn out, 20 degrees into the

80s. oh, my gosh. and chp hard at work. remember the speed limit. we are mostly at the speed limit. peninsula, southbound 101. a crash reported. car off the roadway actually into a ditch. no lanes blocked, but you may be distracted ap whipple avenue. the dumbarton bridge, splis ft m there. watch out. and university moves smoothly. again harks to go past that crash. meanwhile, over towards the bay bridge, university avenue in berkeley, limited there west bound 80ened a eastbound. contra costa county looks great. and cleared from the bay bridge getting into the city and a nice, smooth flow. and sun glistening off the tower. that's the lineup there. back to you. >> thank you very much. coming up next, "today" at the bay, the show will go on. what we're learning this morning about the new "roseanne" spin-off show without roseanne. >> hmm. a six-figure fight over life

insurance. i'm consumer investigators chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. and vianey is helping you stay on top of your forecast, on twitter with a quick weekend forecast you can take with you heading out the door. follow vianey @nbcvianeyarana. you're wering "today in the bay." san francisco family a

figure life insurance fight. 6:24 for you right now on this friday morning. an nbc bay area response to a

san francisco family with a six-figure life insurance fight . >> a big fight. got half the mon they expected so turned to us for help. >> reporter: good morning. you might want to pull out your insurance work after we tell this story. the smith family recently bought accidental death and dismemberment insurance just in case to pay off their house. they expected $200,000. but the insurance company paid just $100 grand. half of what they expected. >> very helpless and very angry. and very anxious to warn everyone else. to watch out for their insurance companies. >> reporter: so what happened? we traced peter's problems to a provision deep inside the contract that we discovered is common in life insurance policies. coming up tonight at 6:00, why

you might have only half as much life insurance as you think you have. we'll pinpoint exactly when your benefits could be slashed 50% and where to look for that lingo. if you have a consumer problem you'd like us to tackle, call us 888-996-tips, or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll join you tonight again at 6:00. >> thanks, chris. 6:26 right now and a "roseanne" spin-off is in the works. but without roseanne. abc announced the working title called "the connoerconners" fea all the cast minus roseanne. barr was fired by the network and the show cancelled after she sent a racist tweet. coming up next on "today in the bay," continuing to follow breaking news in the south bay. we're live on-scene at a fire at a building in downtown san jose and it's nots the first time this happened in that spot. show you the histories of fires at that scene. plus, concerns about wildfires this weekend. we're tracking potential danger as triple digit heat moves into

the area. certain spots in the bay area as well. 6:26. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re following two breakg

news stories thi right now ag two breaking news stories on the left a fire that ripped through a building in downtown san jose overnight. right near homes. and on the right, an active scene in san francisco's mission district after a double shooting turned deadly. thanks for joining us.

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first heading to vianey arana, tracking triple digits we're expecting to see right here in the bay area. >> right. and a number of issues leading into tonight and saturday that could elevate or actually will elevate some fire dangers this weekend. a quick look at the 24-hour temperature change. running a few degrees warmer in spots. livermore, five degrees warmer. the north bay as well, five degrees warm are and temperatures expected to climb very quickly this afternoon. starting off already in the upper 50s and then by about 12:00, your lunch hour, in the 80s for san jose. by 2:00, upper 80s. the south bay is expected to climb into the 9 o0s but that's not the warmest or hottest spot. concord is expected to hit the triple digit mark. 93 degrees.

extremely hot. talking about heat risk associated with this. check on your neighbors and look out for your pets. over to mike. >> anybody in the car, don't leave them in the car, vianey. standard rule for any living human being. looking towards the bay bridge. fewer living things. these cars and people occupying them only in the fastrak and lanes off to the right. those to the left easing up. bring sunglasses. a big note for this shot. backup at the toll plaza and recovery on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. earlier stall cleared and remaining clear. a smooth, easy drive for this friday. things get congested mid-day. so far slowing towards hayward for the nimitz. back to you. breaking news out of san francisco. one person died, another person injured after a shooting in the mission. this happened around 2:30 this morning at harrison street between 23rd and 24th. we now know that shot spotter picks um the shooting and it's technology that detects when gunshots are fired.

when officers arrived they found two with gunshots wounds. one died at the scene. the other taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the scene isn't far from the 24th street b.a.r.t. station but no delays at this point. and a massive fire ripped through a building in downtown san jose. nuer west san carlos street. >> live at the scene, roz, now that the sun is up, we see how close it was to some of the other buildings. >> reporter: it was, indeed, very, very scary, and, in fact, that's what people in this neighborhood said they had been very worried about this all before. it's now gutted. you see what's left of it. not much. inside is gutted. people say they have been worried about this fire and what might happen with this building for some time. for months now. show you some video. just after 2:00 this morning, this is what it looked like.

30-foot flames shooting out of the roof of this abandoned building. people tell me it used to be a home of an awning company. and other fire crews were called to keep it under control. it's the site of a homeless encampment and a woman who lives across the street says it's the third fire in the last few months. >> people wanted the place torn down. it's been a problem. we have all of these people walking by all day long, and they cause problems. >> reporter: now, we were told that arson investigators will be here in the next hour and a half or so and it will be their job to determine what actually started this fire. meantime now, the restoration crew is that truck across the street there. they are standing by to board it up when they get the command to

do so. for now, we are live in san jose. for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, roz. and happening now, neighbors believe someone purposely set an early morning fire that started outside of a san jose home. this happened on barlow avenue not-from-far from interstate 680. an alert neighbor saw what was going on, banged on the door when the fire happened and helped those people inside get out. a neighbor tells us what he saw. >> as i was walking going south, towards this area, i seen a gentlemen running dressed in black and i know that he was an arsonist, man. he started the fire. i know he did. >> the firefighters were able to save the home, but the flames did damage two cars outside. they are not saying if they believe the fire was set on purpose. new this morning, if you live in eastern contra costa county maybe you felt it. a swarm of small earthquakes overnight. a 3.1 that hit about 12:40 this

morning centered just outside oakley. a smaller 2.8 rattled things more about five minutes later and a couple others as well. so far no reports of damage or injuries. and surprising, a new twist in the school controversy shaking up the south bay. that scandal involved san jose's school district which has been locked in a you power struggle involving the superintendent and trustees, tied to questionable construction deals. according to the "mercury news," a grand jury is asking three district trustees to resign. those grand jurors found they worked in a bloc to lock in shady deals with a construction company. grand jurors do not expect the trustees to willing will step down but all are up for re-election in november. an investigative unit follow-up. radioactive soil or not, what people in pittsburg want to know. our investigative unit did a report regarding potentially

contaminated dirt leaving hundreds in the naval shipyard winding up in a shaipyard in th east bay. people wanted to know if there is radioactive dirt at keller canyon landfill. we've been reporting, the concern stems from a massive cleanup project at naval shipyard in san francisco that happened 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 that 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 properly screened for

radiation. they say that mistake, though, was caught on the same day. happening today, the next bus you take may not have any driver at all. >> what? >> there's a catch, or two, here. namingly, the bus you take would have to be one of the ones being tested today in dublin at the dublin plerchstasanton b.a.r.t. station. one of a fleet of buses expected to roll out thanks to the livermore transit authority. the buses actually made their debut in bishop ranch last year. since then the agency has been testing more of them in the surrounding areas. >> they're kind of cute. look like the trams at disneyland. speaking of disneyland, disney world, disney california is kicking off with pixar. the coaster opens in honorinved- incredibles" made right here.

replacing the screaming coaster. if you've been recently you probably already saw a if new pixar pier. four new imaginative neighborhoods with entertainment, food and drinks. and kids love california screaming! guess we have to see how that is over there and also get a discount at universal from what i understand. and san jose a smooth drive northbound. no problem. it is friday. what wehere, discounted traffic. southbound 101, no slowing still. still have debris reported off dumbarton bridge, bay front, matter to university area. near facebook. no problems reported. a lighter flow of traffic we talked about all around the bay including towards the bay bridge. backup at the toll plaza because it's the bay bridge toll plaza. can't even escape that on the weekends. light traffic on the approach. >> yeah. a weekend.

>> there we go. yeah. >> heard that. >> tracking all that weather. >> yes. >> going to be a warm one out there, too. >> it is. i figured i'd show you cooler spots to get a head start on the weekend. you know? but before we do that, i want to show you what we are expecting in the bay area, because this is going to remain at least through saturday, a high fire danger. talking heat advisory in effect through 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. triple-digit heat tomorrow. tomorrow is expected to be the hottest day so far of summer. so i know it just started. this is kind of giving a sneak peek what to expect this summer. napa, one of the hotter spots, but if you have plans to head up there, i want to show you the temperature trend. by 2:00 to 3:00, temperatures already be at about 101 to 102. now, this is going into the category of dangerous heat. keep in mind that alert will be in place through tomorrow but one area that will be a great location to head to will be the coastline. half moon bay remains into the upper 60s.

check out the icon for the skies. mostly clear conditions. beautiful weather to head to the beach and i think a lot of people might actually get in the very cold california water as we head in towards the weekend. plans to head up to lake tahoe, check this out. a great location as well. temperatures in the 80s. warmer towards saturday and sunday. conditions as far as skies go, nice and clear. monter monterey, another great location to head to. high of 68 today and warming up nicely into the 70s, into saturday and sunday. just a couple spots to get away from the heat. especially if you don't have a.c. over to you. >> thank you very much, vianey. all right. coming up here on "today in the bay," a mixed reaction to the noise curfew at levi stadium. pluses b the biggest pride festival in the area. what they're doing to make sure everyone is safe. right now at the stock market. you see something we haven't seen in a couple days bp dow

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good morning. 6:43 bp g 6:43. getting read y to head out the door, north and east bay, moderate heat in the north bay

and air quality, limit outdoor exposure. tracking triple-dichb git heat the bay area. and a bad shot. see changes happening in dublin. i'll point out what syi'm talki about coming up. >> thanks, mike. happening today, start of one of the bay area's most popular and lively weekends of the year. talking about pride. kicks off with dikes on bikes, and runs up market street and end in the civic center plaza. one of if not the largest pride event anywhere in the world. the exec tib direutive directos it's a massive undertaking. >> probably 50,000-plus people marching down market street. >> if you know anything about the parade. no surprise. up to 1 million people will take

part in the weekend pride events. the theme of the festival is generations of strength to shine the spotlight on the generations of lgbtq leaders in the '60s and '70s. and what's wrong with late-night out with friend? when it comes to levi stadium, depends who you ask. santa clara leaders got opinions. you may not be surprised to hear, pretty mixed. people who live closer to the stadium or more likely bothered by traffic, parking and disruptive behavior and found more than half are open to the idea of exceptions, but limited exceptions, to that curfew. >> to our continuing coverage of the immigration crisis still unfolding in our southern borders. thousands of migrant families remain in limbo this morning. president trump's reversal of his policy hasn't quieted the outrage over the separation of

families. 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 belong together." we know more than 20 just right here locally and have included delo dolores clark and the civic center and city hall. meantime, a fashion choice made by first lady melania trump is getting criticism this morning as she board add plane to visit immigrant children, she wore a jacket with the words" really don't care. do you?" creating a firestorm on social media folks asking if she was trying to send a message. her husband saying, no message there. the first lady did not wear the jacket during her time in texas. by the way, the $39 jacket from zahra sold out within an hour. 6:46. one of the bay areas biggest traditions. the 30th annual world ugliest

dog contest. >> oh, my -- >> starts tomorrow at the son a sonoma-marin fair in petaluma. >> ugly-cute. >> needs a haircut. >> oh, my! a face a mother could love. looking at photos at some of this year's contestants starting with a pet fest and the pre-pet contest at 5:30. the official event starts at 6:00, if interested. dogs and handlers walk the red carpet trying to claim the title, "world's ugliest dog." see? that's a cute dog to me. next to him, he was a little less than beautiful. >> so usually does the technology, business news for the "today" show and whatnot. she's one of the judges there. >> oh. >> see what she has to say. follow her on twitter. >> and you have to add namit th pet is ugly. >> it's in the eye of the beholder. >> i was worried we'd see our

dogs up there. but never, right? >> no. too cute. he knows it. so annoying, because i can't say, no! tell you what, taking out your pooch, whether you think he's beautiful or you want him to be the ugliest cdog. what do they win? do we know? >> i don't know. plastic surgery? >> okay. we got to figure out what they win in that category for world's ugliest dog. must be having really good. walnut creek, beautiful skies. 59 degrees. nice shot starting off your friday. temperatures across the bay area on the milder side. san jose 58 degrees. along the coast, in the 50s. we put our main focus on here affecting your weekend. heat advisory remains in place through saturday until 8:00 p.m. for highlighted areas. except for the coastline and city, dealing with extremely hot conditions, which mean as fire watch will be in effect for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and that's because the rest will be due to some

northeasterly winds picking up between 10 to 20 miles per hour due to an offshore flow. also a red flag warning in place for valeo and also for the fairfield area. especially the hills. those under the largest threat. be mindful of where you're going to be grilling or anything of that nature. talk about your microclimate high for today. temperatures jumping into the 90s foreign the nor the north b. south bay really heating up. look ot your neighbors and pets. 101 in concord. along the peninsula. half moon bay cooler at 64. heading into the city, tracking 70s. the north bay also in the 90s, and here are the wind speeds i'm watching for. offshore flows that kick up tonight especially the north bay. talking winds, 20 to 30 miles per hour. keep a close eye on that. for now, over to mike. >> the winner of the ugly effort dog winner, owners gets about

$1,000. and hopefully the dog gets treats and coaching for next year as well. and developing right between the signs see a slowing drive. once behind the trees, two vehicles, two trucks involved blocking two lanes causing a slowdown heading away from the dublin interchange. countercommute. unexpectedly slow for folks heading into the livermore area out of dublin and castro valley. that's a problem. once you pass by hacienda should be okay towards the altamont pass. westbound, moving smoothly because it's friday light. a tough part for the tri-valley and for the entire bay commute. starting to show a build. backup at the bay bridge, meter lights on. and one quick look at the transit. no delays. and no problems as far at these agencies go.

caltrans for pride weekend, a great option as well. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, a quick look at top stories on "today in the bay" this friday including the ongoing border battle. local and religious and political leaders, what they're doing to help families separated at the border. the european union set to slap terryives on more than t. and officials in seoul saying both north and south korea are agreeing to hold reunions of separated -- war separated families in august. more news coming up right after the break. before you head

here are the top stories on today well, the time now, 6:54. welcome back. top stories -- a live look in san francisco. not much left of an abandoned building that erupted into flames early this morning. started a little after 2:00 in downtown san jose. you can see flames shooting about 30 feet into the air. neighbors say it used to house an awning company. more recently according to firefighters, it has been a known homeless encampment. no word on a cause just yet. and following breaking news in san francisco. one person died and another sent positive the hospital after a shooting in the mission. it happened around 2:30 this morning on harrison street

between 23rd and 24th. police say that shot spotter technology in the area detected the sound of the gunshots and when officers arrived they found two people with wounds. one died at the scene. the other is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. that scene isn't far from the 24th street mission at the b.a.r.t. station, but no impact there this morning. and a man is in custody this morning accused of shooting at officers near veterans memorial park in napa. this happened around 5:30 yesterday evening and police say they asked for two specific officers and then opened fire. police shot a bean bag round at that man, who dropped the gun and then was taken into custody. no one was seriously injured. and some south bay leaders say they have to do something more to keep homeless people out of areas they've already cleared out earlier this year. in san jose, there's a problem with home less enkamptment where highway 101 meets story road pap big, vast area there.

caltrans conducted sweeps cleaning out the area spending about $1 million on it too. city council member says a new camp is already growing there and leading to problems like fires and illegal dumping. the immigration debate is heating up. bay area clergy members, traveling to the border today to protest the forced separation of undocumented families. about 40 religious and communities leaders about about to take off on a bus and dozens of others will drive separately. the caravan leaves in about four minutes. starts at 7:00, and plan to hold a weekend of prayer and demonstration along the border near san diego. political leaders will do something similar tomorrow. bay area congresswoman barbara lee and jackie speier among two dozen lawmakers visiting facilities where detainees are held in texas getting an up-close look at those holding

areas. two texas leaders organized the tour. and this happens on barlow avenue. a neighbor was there and told us he saw a tree on fire, banged on the door to wake up the people inside. that same neighbor claims the fire is arson, but investigators are still looking into those claims. firefighters say the home is okay, but as you can see from that video, two cars outside and the tree were burned. a reminder for you this morning. or someone you know. hundreds of thousands across the state will not be able to use their ebt or electronic benefit transfer cards this weekend. the state is about to transition to a new ebt vendor next saturday. because of this, there will be a 24-hour outage across the state that starts tomorrow night at 11:00 and lasts until 11:00 sunday night. and happening today, the flag goes down for one of the bay area's most popular events on wheels. nascar returns to sonoma raceway

for the toyota savemart race. takes place sunday, practice sessions start today. qualifies happens tomorrow. driving anywhere year the raceway, you may want to take mental preparation for this, because the traffic, not going to be easy for you. >> not going to move like that, for sure. looking live at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. looked gussied up, ready to go and how about the idea of funnel cake, or fried twinkies making your mouth water this morning? the annual friday smackdown later at the alameda county fair. we did say fry-day and smasckdon with an n. deep fried. and toppings like nutella and bacon bits. a song for giants fans. ♪ come together hmm, hmm ♪ right now

>> all right. so i sing that, because tonight at at&t park is beatles attributed night. check out the special beatles theme. the shirt there, giving them to fans and a fireworks show after the game featuring some of the beatles biggest hits. live to at&t park, calm now but giants host the padres for beatles night. if you want to stay at home, we're covering it on nbc. rye after the news at 6:00. first pitch, 7:15. >> temperatures, upper 60s, but the city topping out into the 70s predicted high. tomorrow, 78 degrees. hot this weekend. >> an issue. over towards unexpectedly slow this friday. most of the bay just fine but countercommute in the tri-valley. eastbound 580, hacienda. a crash. told a vehicle wedged itself into a big rig.

a big backup out of dublin. >> we'll follow it up later as we come back with more live local news, weather and traffic starting at 7:25. >> thank you for starting your friday with us. appreciate you join us every time. enjoy your weekend. good morning. good morning. melania's mission. the first lady makes a surprise trip to the border after helping to convince her husband to keep migrant families together. so, what exactly was she trying to say wearing this jacket, emblazoned with the words, "i don't care, do u?" the president says she was targeting someone. the latest from the border, next. city on edge. protests grow in pittsburgh amid new calls for action in the police shooting of an unarmed teenager. the family demanding answers. the investigation under way. all that, plus "roseanne" minus roseanne. the new spin-off gets a green