emeryville camera good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m marcus washington. when it's friday there's nothing to complain about. >> okay. i'll be quiet then. >> okay. look. we'll have traffic in just a moment. maybe there might be something to complain about. i want to start out with our weather today. you have been telling us it will be another hot one. >> maybe people are complaining about the heat. >> but they are not supposed to. >> it is friday. >> all right. well, it will be hot again today. what is prepared for it? here is a live look. all clear skies as we go down to campbell. we'll be in the low 70s by 9:00 already and upper 80s by 3:00

today. here is a look at micro climates. oakland 80. it is 95 in napa. we'll get a look at events going on. talk about the update. the bay bridge has delays. the you're using that keep that in mind. something else is the fog at the golden gate bridge. drive safely. back to you. >> thank you. 5:01 right now. a back to school safety reminder. you'll find students walking to school which means drivers, we

need to stay vigilant in order for them to stay safe. at this time of year it is so tough in the morning too. >> yes, absolutely. it is reminding parents to watch out for kids as classes get ready to begin. mom and dad aren't always following the same rules they set for their own teenage drivers. they found most do establish rules while they are driving. we are talk about no driving while drowsy. they are rules i'm establishing right now. according to the insurance company when parents break those rules, 38% of them justify it by saying i have more driving experience. about a third say they don't always enforce the rules for

their teams because it's hard to monitor them. when the kids were asked, 44% said the reason why day use their phone while drooifg, ivin reach or respond to mom or dad's texts while driving. police put out common sense reminders. as i parent i have seen some of the worst driving around school driving kids off. aaa just kicked off a distracted driving campaign.

a mother and her daughter are back on u.s. soil after an angry judge ordered the trump administration to turn the plane around that they were flying on. they deported the pair from texas to central america despite assuring a judge it would not happen. they are chaejing not to give status to people seeking protection from gangs and domestic violence. the judge threatened to hold jeff sessions if the mother and daughter weren't brought back immediately. 5:04. we continue to follow the latest developments on several wild fires still burning across the state. first the most urgent situation down south in southern

california. it is growing in riverside and orange counties. so far the fire is more than 10,000 acres. it is heading towards homes. already 13 homes are destroyed by that fire. the holy fire is believed to have been initially set and an arrest has been made. mandatory evacuation orders are finally lifted. in spring valley some found their homes destroyed in the fire. one family sifting through the ashes were understandably heartbroken. >> it came down and burned out all of the houses. >> he says they managed to save it as people here survey the

damage. it is with officials. that fire burning has scorched nearly 180,000 acres destroying more than a thousand homes. it's only 49% contained. >> two men contained a plea deal are expected to make statements to the families that lost loved ones. their statements come one day after their families had a chance to address them.

they head statements during yesterday's hearing. he said his daughter loved life. her mother saying it bothers me you said i kechbt hold or touch or tuck my kids into bed at night. guess what? you will get that chance eventually. may be released from prison. a civil suit will happen next year. 5:07. the first lawsuit is about to be filed against an all girls catholic school. it follows a wave of sexual abuse allegations. the lawsuit is against the school and former principal mary

miller. deputies need your help tracking down this man. this is alexander james rose. he is accused of sexually abusing a small child. if you have seen him you're urged to call the sheriffs department. open after it was struck -- stuck in the up position last night. to drivers can cross the river will. some were stuck more than an hour. it is unclear what caused that bridge to malfunction. hopefully everything will be smooth today. more money coming to fight against sea level rise. south san francisco has been awarded $177 million to help fund projects to protect the city from flooding. that is happens this morning. today a very special

graduation ceremony, 13 dogs will officially become comfort companions. they are from canine companion for independence. we know one of the pups will be matched with an employee from district attorney's office. right now it's 5:09. we wake up to a wide range in temperatures across the area. it is only 48 degrees now. it is 60 in palo alto and morgan hill. we will start out with fairly cool temperatures. you can see we are heading into

the upper 90s there today. much cooler in santa cruz. we'll be at 56 at 9:00 and reaching into the low 70s for the afternoon. look at all of our micro climates. look at the temperatures to 101 in concord and livermore as well as antioch. we'll talk more about the weekend and i'll break it down. we have a look at the smooth morning drive. >> yeah. an overall look. speed sensors cleared off. we are not seeing any issues there. a smooth commute through the south bay. we have a good idea of how long it will take you to get from northbound 101. you're looking at 18 minutes. northbound 280 to highway 85 only seven minutes. a smooth commute northbound 85 from highway 101. back to you. >> thank you. coming up next, keeping your

kids safe while on an airplane. >> we want to encourage all parents, if you're thinking ability sending your child on a country research what that airline's policy is. >> we are taking a closer look at travel for kids after two young children flying without their parents were taken to a hotel without ever contacting their mom and dad. and later, a space race coming up at 5:24, the idea to create a new branch of military in space.

>> good morning. a nice and clear start. we'll have drifts of smoke today and it will be nice and cool to start with. low 60s at 7:00 and then reaching into the low 80s early this afternoon. get ready for another hot day. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. >> you know what else is up and move? the traffic. we are not seeing any mayor jor delays. we'll have a look at that coming up in just a minute. good morning. here is today's top business headlines. stocks slipped late in yesterday's session. the dow ending in the red.

the nasdaq edging up three points. buffalo wild wings may be adding to the menu. struck down a federal law banning sports gambling. they believe it is uniquely positioned to leverage sports gaming. buffalo wild wings had a game licensed. party city strikes a deal with amazon to sell a wide range of items. they will officially start with halloween costumes. if successful it will expand to chris plas and new year's decorations. >> thank you. here is a story concerning a

lot of parents this morning. it might make you think twice before letting your child fly unaccompanied. nine-year-old carter and his seven-year-old sister were heading home to orlando. they were flying as unaccompanied minors. when the flight was unexpectedly diverted overnight that's when the parents nightmare began. they were taken to a hotel at 4:00 in the morning. their father only heard this news because his son borrowed somebody else's phone to text him, not the airline. >> for frontier to leave the messaging i think is really unacceptable. no supervisor tried to call. no phone calls or e-mails. >> it showed the kids were in contact with their parents and they were attended to at all times bay frontier supervisor. he says his children were only

given rice crispy treats that night and put into one hotel room and put into a room with six other unaccompanied minors. looking good makes you feel good about yourself. >> sunday they are hosting the sixth annual cuts for kids. all kids 17 and younger can get a haircut as well as school supplies. it really allows kids to not worry about how they look but focus on how they do in class. once again this is happening on sunday from 12:00 until 5:00 on santa clara street.

look, if you don't have a barber's license but you want to help out you can. they have been doing this for years. >> you want to show up looking your best on the first day of school. >> it is hard to believe it is just around the corner. >> i know. >> a lot of schools start on monday. the heat continues. we are going to see that again today. here is a live look outside in fremont as you get ready to head out the door. it will be better than it was yesterday it is still going to be moderate we also have a red flag warning that has been

issued. what does that mean? there will be low humidity as well as gusty winds. there is potential we could see new ones develop in the areas shaded in red. it includes a lot of hills where we could have gusts up to 25 to 35 miles per hour. we'll continue to monitor that. many more people may be heading out now that you're seeing that the skies are clearing a little bit. try to get it in. it is 101 in concord and livermore 99. we also have the summer jazz summer fest happening downtown. if you get out there early it is going to be hot. later on it cools off nicely.

san francisco in the low 70s. the winds pick up, fog returns and bring it back to the mid-60s for early next week. you great news for the drivers. >> i do. we have friday light commute which is always fantastic to see. you may notice slowing up here. this is very typical. this is about 11 minutes. it is to 680. you're look at about. it is in the bay bridge toll plaza. it is 5:20 back to you.

>> all right. thank you. >> coming up next, nasa's mission to the sun is about to become a reality. the bay area university taking part in that experiment. this is not a bed.

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creating a new branch of the military - in space. but critics call it wasteful. today in the bay )s tracie

potts is live from washington this morning with new details on how the space force would work. today in the bay is live from washington breaking this down for us with those details of how the space force would work. good morning. >> hey, good morning. we are getting those details from the pentagon. a new report that's an outline of how it might work. the man that would oversee it was initially against this idea. now he we is on board. >> space, a final frontier. >> it's the next frontier for president trump. >> space is in his words a war fighting domain just like land and air and sea. the time has come to establish the united states space force. >> a sixth branch of the mill

to tear to prevent -- >> it's actually a very bad idea. it is expensive. it will take a decade or more to unravel space operations. >> operations already happening. the administration wants to reorganize what we already have, 20,000 people in the air force space command. >> it doesn't make sense to build a whole other level of bureaucracy in an incredibly bureaucratic dod. >> it will snap time and focus away from the real issue. >> the trump campaign is even asking supporters to vote on a new logo. congress has to approve. the administration wants $8 billion over the next five years to get started. >> and they are not trying to

drag their feet on this either. they are asking congress for authorization, the okay to get it rolling by next year. they want it up and rolling by 2020 in two years. >> okay. thank you very much. happening tomorrow nasa launches a mission to get close to the sun. uc berkeley is playing a key role in that project. it will be the fourth spacecraft to go inside the orbits of venus and mercury. nasa says their goal is to test the edge of the son's fiery corona. a lot of instrew uments were designed at cal. 5:26 for you. preparing for one of the biggest music festivals in the country. >> have a good time. >> it's not like when we went and a couple of joints. feels different now.

>> it's not just for young people but i'm sure they might have those. i found the every day thing. >> it is so bizarre. it's like what's going on? >> what is going on? a first look inside the compound where 11 neglected kids were being trained to kill. jose

good morning and thank you anch a little bit of haze there. hot in the south bay. we'll tell you where you can go to cool off this weekend. let's head over to get a look at what we can expect where ever you are in the bay today. >> yeah. it will be all over the place as far as temperatures across the bay area. we will have the coast in san francisco to go cool off. heating up after starting out at 48 degrees in santa rosa. it is 62 in livermore. san jose 60 degrees. let's get to the bart station. it will be at 58 degrees at 6:00. then from there we are going to feel some warmer temperatures today at noon. it is already 85 degrees. here is a look at this today. up to 99 in morgan hill and

antioch. it is 100 today. we'll take a look ahead to the weekend forecast in about seven minutes. we have a look at the morning commute. >> we are starting to see a couple of minor fender benders out there. an overall look at the bay area. however along 680 we have not one but two crashes that just popped up. this is during the break hour. the number two lane is blocked. i saw another one pop up as well. don't be surprised if you catch slowing between those two areas. i will check it out and see what's going on with this second crash. i know this initial crash is blocking the number two lane. as far as your bay bridge toll plaza we haven't seen the metering lights go on just yet. we might get an extension. back to you. >> all right. thanks. 5:31 right now. one of the largest music

festivals in the country kicking off today in san francisco. talking about outside lands and thousands are expected to flock to the area for this big event. >> we are live with what we can expect for this year's festival. we heard folks saying it is a little different this year. what you got? >> good morn to go you. as you mentioned, there is the first of three days of really good music and all kinds of things happening here. we are standing in front of this entrance area quite a list of people performing there.

the others include the machine. we could expect thousands of people over the next three days. you have several parts of the park have been and will continue to be closed to cars during the three days of festival somg of the stuff closes for a couple of weeks. >> what are we using them for?

it's not like when we went. it's a lot different now. organizers point out they $20 million. they also set up the community hot line. so if you have any concerns that is information there. >> he would be surprised to know it has didn't changed much. >> we posted everything you need to know and how to get around

the traffic tie ups. tag us in your social pictures our web site is nbcbayarea.com. other news for you this morning. happening today police chief's son will appear in a stockton courtroom. the chief's estranged son was caught on camera beating and robbing an elderly man. he is 18 and the second suspect is 16. both are facing several charges. neither of those are hate crimes. the police chief has apologized for his son's alleged actions. a day long crime spree is now over. police arrested four adults and teenagers accused of snatching purses all over the city. they were busted but not before

creating a buzz. it is not too far. officers say they were trying to track them down when they started the series of crimes. then that tip from a caller, you can see it there in the wrong direction. >> officers saw it was one of those vehicles which had been stolen today and being used for further crimes. >> we woke up and a police officer told us that our van had been stolen overnight and used in a string of -- or at least in one ampled robbery. it was the first we heard about it. >> police spotted the suspects near by. >> we have details on the

homicide investigation in concord. last month 64-year-old michael downy was found dead in his apartment. they believe ter rans dickson was behind that dickson is considered armed and dangerous. 11 young children kept under unimaginable conditions and where they were allegedly being trained to kill at a compound there. the father of one of the adults arrested is speaking out. he is accused of taking his own son from atlanta. police did find remains of a little boy but they have not been able to say whether it is

his son. >> there is obviously something happening. >> court documents show he was training one of the children at least at the compound to commit school shootings. they saying that the army stopped discharging and those impacted say discharge orders were still in place. the program was created under president george w. bush. the first lady's parents are now american citizens because of the

visa system. their attorney spoke after the event saying that her parents are just like any other immigrants. capitalist spent more than $1.5 million to qualify to break california up into three states and put it on the november ballot. the state supreme court put a stop to it ruling that the legislature has to before it can go before voters. he says he is not going to clal leng that ruling. being converted from a baseball park to a football field. it is the raiders preseason home

opener. they take on the lions tonight at 7:30. you can expect extra traffic during the evening commute as thousands of raider nation fans go into the kol see yum. -- coliseum. he is holding out for a better contract. it will cost him more than $800,000 in fines. 49er fans enjoyed the first preseason. they have been waiting to see him in action and boy did he

deliver. >> just try some new things. move on from there. >> absolutely. >> the 49 efrs finished six in ten last year but won the last five games. >> i have no idea what he said. >> this is along 680. this is before scott creek road. one lane remains blocked. you want to hop off. just up ahead we have another

crash. 880 looking good. you're looking at about 12 minutes. >> oh jimmy. >> still talking about jimmy. >> yeah. let us see. this morning looks great. we go from 49ers to raiders tonight. if you're going there to the coliseum it will be nice dropping to the low 60s by the end of the game. we'll keep you cool here. we'll feel the temperatures in

the low 60s. may be patches of fog drifting by. we'll have a range in temperatures from 68 on the coast to 92 for the inland areas. up to 83 degrees for the bay. that's coming up in about three minutes. >> looking forward too it. a secret office. the dmv has a secret office. the reason lawmakers get to skip those lines.

we see clear skies as we go through the day. temperatures from 68 degrees at 9:00 to the upper 80s. it will heat up fast today. we'll talk about what's ahead today and cooler air in the forecast in about five minutes. check out a very foggy golden gate bridge. keep it in mind as you head out the door. i do have a crash along 880. i'll have details coming up. the transit center will kate tore nearly a dozen

transportation system and feature a 5 acre park. when it opens this weekend the transportation hub will only serve buses. leaders say it will be many more years until high speed rail service comes to the center. a secret dmv office for california lawmakers and their staffers. it is while many are stuck in the long lines for hours. kcra discovered an unmarked dmv office inside legislative building near the capital. they say that the office has two staffers handling the questions but it did not deny it. democrats including san jose's jim bell have reportedly voted against the audit. dmv offices are struggling to

update drivers licenses on millions of californians. the sacred heart backpack drive. they signed up for the program earlier this year. >> one of the reasons is because it is expensive to live over here. they put a burden on the kplunty. a lot of them are moving out. get tg school supplies should be something that schools provide for all of the students. it is an extra expense. >> today families can pick up supplies starting at 8:00. it is happening at the sacred

heart kplcommunity service. >> all right. spoiled milk, dead fish, boogers. >> are you brave enough to try them? it is the fifth edition of bean boozled contest. ten are weird and wild flavors that look like ten classic flavors. the only way to find out is to take a bite. it is a promotional gimmick for the company. other names of the jelly beans are canned dog food, tooth paste and sting bug. which one will you try first or which one are you dreading the worst? >> there has to be money involved or something. >> i'm still like yuck over the popcorn flavored one, the regular one. >> that's a regular one. >> yeah. >> boogers?

>> yeah. let's cut it out. it's breakfast time this morning. people are trying to eat breakfast this morning. all right. let's get a look outside. north bay and east bay still dealing with splomoke as you ma your way out the door. it will be 60 degrees. reaching into the mid-80s by

noon. in concord over 100 degrees. it is 90 in san jose. as we get started this morning make sure you something to help keep you cool. i want today give you a quick update. this may have a slight impact on the bay area as we head into next week as the systems weaken. we could start to see the greens and the blues here showing slightly elevated humidity that would also bring in cooler temperatures for the bay area. here is a look at the seven day forecast for the inland valleys. not expecting any rain. it may be more muggy on monday and tuesday. things are looking much better. heading over we have an update t on the commute. >> it looks like 880 might also join in on that rough kplucommu.

not one but two actually. the first was here. it haven't seen heavy delays from that. don't be surprised when things start to slow down. this the slow lane is blocked. it is starting to show delays through 880. take surface streets and try to avoid 680. it is backed up there as well. back to you. >> all right. thank you. coming up we have an update on the star ton hollywood walk of fame, why some say fake ones are popping up all over the place. first happening now the search continues for hundreds still missing in indonesia. people are still traumatized the day after a 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit. it almost double today 259.

and a warning to anyone flying to europe. ryan air pilots are staging a strike over work conditions. it prompted the budget carrier to cancel 400 flights so far. more news for you right after the break. guess what i did yest

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follow me on instagram to let me know what you )re reading right now. follow me on instagram to let me know what you're reading right now and see how big the pile is on my night stand of books. declaring a state of emergency. >> the nation's capital is on high alert. showing the security there already in place. they sl start in separate spots but may eventually meet up. they want to avoid. >> our number one goal is to keep them separated. we will use a number of techniques to keep them separated. you come here with the intent to hurt something or break

something we'll place you under arrest. we'll bring youfully updates. police now say that the victims were sisters it said one woman stabbed the other and turned the knife on herself. it happened inside an apartment. police tell the paper that the type of knife attack is rare. an indy pop band saying thank you this morning afterbeiafte after being robbed this weekend. it raised enough money to recoop

the losses and continue their tour. stop selling is the order from the u.s. appeals court to the ep anchts ta. the agency has to stop selling a widely used pesticide within 60 days. they say it is endangering public health. there is scientific evidence saying exposure could harm babies. farm workers and environmental groups filed after they reversed the effort to ban the pesticide. the fight over president trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame continues to develop this morning. >> these are from hollywood reporter. as many as 50 stars showed up

last night. people put them on the squares there. they say it is behind this and the move comes weeks after someone destroyed the real star with a pick ax. earlier this week west hollywood city council voted to remove the star. they don't have any authority to make that change. it is not even in their city. zb that was bizarre. let's talk about pizza. >> okay. i'm in. the internet feud about the new pizza museum opens today in chicago, home of the deep dish pizza. fans of the new york style pizza, which has a thin crust, are upset about this. they don't consider chicago style pies to be pizza in the first place. >> it is a pie. >> it's a pie. so new yorkers think the windy city has no right to have that

museum. all right. so here is what we are working on for you right now at 6:00. >> jeff sessions held in contempt, the threat from a judge who ordered a plane carrying a deported mom and daughter to stop. plus a final chapter in oakland. the message from one who admitted they are responsible for the warehouse fire. >> well, dad is doing it. it must be okay for me to do it. >> what kind of example are you setting? who is really most distracted behind the wheel. this as schools get ready to start. the warning today from the east bay district and today in the bay continues for you right now. we )re still going strong on ths friday! good morning and thanks for joining us. i )m kris sanchez -- laura is off. and i )m marcus washington.