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.

>> thanks for joining us. >>. >> we have your traffic in just a moment. you have been telling us another hot one out there. >> yes. just as hot as it was yesterday. did you feel it? we are going to have that and drifts of smoke today. let's check out our temperatures. a nice cool start and heating up by 2:00 today. just as you said that i saw a crash pop up in the south bay

what's starting to get really slow is the east bay. i want to take you to an update. that crash along 680, there was a second crash. it looks like all lanes are still open. we are seeing delays along 880. it is due to a crash. all right. for many families it is the last. parents often don't follow the rules we set for our kids when it comes to distracted driving. we are live where schools are warning people to pay attention. we really do have to lead by

example. reminding parents to drive safely, watch out for kids as classes get ready to begin. we ask our drivers don't be driving while drowsy. try not to let them be distracted. parents when they break the rules, 35% say hey, i have more driving experience. ant a third say they don't enforce the rules because it is hard to monitor their kids. 44% said the reason they used the phone while driving is to respond to mom or dad's texts or

phone calls. want to leave early make sure you have time to get your kid to school so there's not a rush and you're not tempted to speed. have your chieltd ready at drop off. reporting live here in pleasanton. today in the bay. >> yeah. >> if you get people's attention it sticks. >> thank you. 6:04 right now.

now, the statements come a day after the victims families had their chance to address them. david and kimberly gregory's daughter died in the 2016 inferno. they said it bathers me you said i can't even hold, touch or tuck my kids in at bed at night. guess what? you will get that chance we v n eventually. >> it has been taken away from them. >> the civil suit will take place next year. we followed the developments

across the largest. first the most urgent situation is in southern california. so far the fire is more than 10,000 acres but it is heading towards homes. the holy fire is believed to have been set on purpose. some relief for people living in lake county. he says he never we vaek waited and watched other neighbors homes burned.

>> now, he says they managed to save his home and some others as people here surveyed the damage u.s. senator met with firefighters and evacuees in middle town. she says that she plans to head back to washington d.c. to fight for more funding for fire fighting and prevention. . >> she is expected to visit the fire zone there. the secretary will talk about fire fighting efforts along with cal fire. the fire burning scorched nearly 180,000 acres already and destroyed more than a thousand homes. at this point it is 49% contained. big kwdevelopments this morning. a judge is stopping one family's

deportation. this is something i don't think i have ever seen before, tracy. >> i'm not sure the judge had either. the judge did not seem happy this woman and her child were sent back. they had already touched down. we are sitting on the tarmac when the judge ordered that plane, turned around and sent back to the united states because their plaintiffs in the case argued they haven't been fairly allowed to seek asylum here. they have not eligible because of the way the law is written. they claim they are using the law as an excuse and trying to take advantage of it to get into

this country. while the case is being litigated the judge says the government can't just see deporting people. the judge will stay on that to keep them here. we are taking a look on the latest numbers on migrant children. 559 still have not been reunited according to the government with most of those parents deported and 26 of them, most of them have gotten in touch with the u.s. government. 26 of them they have no idea where those parents are. >> that's just sad. >> thank you. let's check out temperatures. we are going to go from the low

60s this morning to 76 degrees at 10:00 and 98 degrees at 4:00 today. take it easy during the hottest part of the day. we will have warm weather to start. we'll be in the mid-70s. we'll also have a wide range in temperatures from the mid-60s to the coast to over 100 degrees in concord and some of our inland valleys. we'll take a look ahead to the weekend there a few minutes. are try to go ging to get you o door. let's get right to the first one. looks like a stalled vehicle. the number three lane is blocked. you can see it is starting to cause delays through there. hopefully they get it cleared out in time for the 6:30 hour. there is also the slow lane

blocked. this is here. you can see it is starting to cause heavy delays. you want to head out now. if your kplcommute involves the east bay or south bay. back to you. >> we like the sound of that. all new overnight a hacker arrested. the south bay connection to an attempted attack on high profile tech companies. plus wearing makeup without wearing makeup. it is a dream come true and virtual reality coming near you. the reason local scientists want to take a nasa spacecraft and slide into the sun. that's right, slide into the sun. it's 6:11 right now. you're watching today in the bay. welcome to the xfinity store.

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further. he tweeted: turkey's currency is dropping further. he just tweeted i have just authorized the doubling of tar rifrs on steel aaluminum. it slides rapidly downward against our strong dollar. it will be 20% and steel 50%. our relations with turkey are not good at this time. this comes amid a trade war between the u.s. and china. china put 25% tariffs on $16 billion worth of u.s. goods. it is 6:15. we want to get to the news before the bell. lan don is joining us from new york. we are seeing reaction to the tweets you just mentioned. this is after stocks slipped.

the dow is in the red. we just got a report out on consumer prices. the index rising .2% for the month of july. dow dropping to 26,509. the move comes after the supreme court struck down. banning sports gambling in most places. the company says it believes it is to leverage sports gaming. it is in the rlly stages of the process. buffalo wild wings had a gaming license for some of the locations to offer spots in other games. party city to sell a wide range of items. it will initially start with halloween costumes. if that is successful party city will expand to christmas and new

year's decorations. an oklahoma man faces federal charges. they say he created malicious software designed to launch denial of service attacks on web sites of high profile companies. which companies, we don't flow at this time. they aren't named in the indictment. authorities just arrested him last week. you can see how you might look wearing different shades of eye shadow without having to put it

up. you think this looks good? >> you can see you to do that. >> yeah. >> the lighting clangs the game. >> i see you from my beauty tips. >> okay. >> okay. >> dually noted. >> okay. >> he is like whatever. >> get out of town. >> yeah. >> all right. it has been hot out there. it will be hot today. we are going to get a little bit of relief going into the weekend. that's good news for you on this friday. here is a look at that hazy shot. we are still going to have to deal with air quality. at least it's not a spare the air alert day. we won't have high ozone levels

but we will have decreased air quality as a result of the northern california wild fires. the humidity will be decreasing. the winds going up. the wild fire we are seeing could move there a different direction or we may see new ones developing. as we bring it back home we'll be at 76 degrees reaching into the mid-90s today. heading to the south bay reaching 88 degrees and 99 in

morgan hill. we are also going to see triple digits. palo alto at 89. we will be at 68 degrees there. north bay in santa rosa. as you make plans for the weekend you may want to head somewhere nice and cool. it will be in the mid-60s for the afternoon. there is a lot of stuff going on and a wide range there temperatures across the bay area. if you follow me our temperatures start to cool down from 97 today to 87 by early next week with a slight boost in

humidity. it is causing delays along northbound 101. it remains blocked because of that stalled vehicle. get off and take some surface streets and hop onto avoid a little bit of of that delay. the slowing remains blocked. a quick czech on southbound 880. it is not major just yet. back to you. >> here is alook at what's ahead. some want to launch a spacecraft into the sun. frmg your car insurance company's app might be able to get you out of a $25 ticket. california law has allowed drive

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level rise. south san francisco has been awarded 177-million dollars to help fund projects to protect the city from coastal

flooding. today senator dianne feinstein this is to help protect the city from coastal flooding. we'll discuss how the money will be used happening this morning a lot of us know looking your best on the first day of school can make the difference between starting off rough and starting off awesome. a group of barbers are making sure students are ready to start the school year off right. they have hosting the sixth annual cuts for kids. you can get free haircuts as well as school supplies. they say this is so important it allows kids to focus on their education. this is happening sunday from

12:00 until 5:00 on santa clara street. you can actually help by donating school supplies as well. >> good. i can donate and not give them school supplies. the goal is to touch the very edge of the sun cease fiery corona so scientists can study it. a lot of them were designed at cal. it sounds like a schoolyard game like touch the outer orbit. >> yeah. a california millionaire finding out the hard way, the push to split california into three different states. an arrest war warant out

overnight. ready? >> wow. >> she was pushed and for the first time we are hearing from the teenaged girl who was helped along bay friend, the shocking video and her reaction. taking a

san bruno mountain.

good morning and thanks for taking a look out here. firefighters continue to battle those blazes. it is 6:30 for you ligright now. >> laura is off today. i am here with you. it has been a fun week. a beautiful sunrise. get your friday started off right. we start out at 64 degrees at 8:00. noontime at 83 degrees. upper 90s for the tri-valley.

san francisco 70. the east bay and south bay slowing down at this time. you're wondering thousand bridges are doing. it is 6:30 and still no metering lights on. how is that for a happy friday morning? back to you. >> all right. thanks. 6:31 for you right now. happening today the music begins in golden gate park. this was the scene last year at outside lands. for now it is calm before the fun. we are live with what we can

expect. it could be bad news if you live on any of the near by streets. several have been and will be close today cars during the next three days and during the time it takes to take all of this down. i did gate chance to speak to locals about the did i feel difficulties of dealing with the event in their neighborhood.

>> i don't like it. there are some times weeks we can't use the park. >> what about the sound? >> the sound is kind of fun. it is a bigger operation. >> have a good time. it's not like when we went it's a lot different now. >> organizers are aware of those concerns from folks. they point out they $20 million you can go ahead and show our viewers that private shuttle the

highly recommended if you're coming to the area. lest take you guys back out here live. the signage is up right here. folks will be entering for the festival. janet jackson asked me what kr have you done for me lately. >> i love it. >> head to our web site for a complete guide. we have posted everything you need to know including the new food this year all at n nbcbayarea.com. police need your help tracking down this man. deputies say he is accused of sexually abusing a small child.

there is a million dollars arrest warrant out for him. he might be in the east bay. if you see him you're urged to call the alameda sheriffs department. >> have you seen this video? it is going viral. you can see a girl getting pushed off of an oregon bridge. that girl just 16 years old. she was preparing to jump off when a friend of hers pushed her. she broke five ribs. listen to her describe that fall. >> in the air i was trying to push myself so i could be straight up and down so my feet hit first. that didn't really work. >> in the air i might have fainted but when i hit the water i was definitely awake and aware. >> she says someone swam out to

rescue her and she was rushed to the hospital. it is not clear what will happen to the friend that actually pushed her. the supreme court put a stop to this ruling they have to approve it before it can go before voters. daper says he is not going to challenge the ruling. it is 6:36. new this morning a heartbreaking -- or heartwarming back to school story. a teacher got a surprise of her lifetime by the students parents. i want you to take a listen. >> i don't even know what to say. thank you. >> oh my gosh.

>>. >> the ceo of the black air company decided to surprise her daughter's teacher with a brand new car. that's what that is. that's why she is so excited. she learned that the woman was taking multiple buses to and from work every day. >> you got me crying. >> good luck to that teacher. that's awesome. northbound 101 remains stopped because of a stalled vehicle.

the bay bridge toll plaza has managed to keep clear roads. all of the folks that kplut are much happier. the bay bridge 11 minutes. westbound 82 but even then it is a good commute far fridor a fri morning. >> you said the magic word. >> yes. >> and a lot of people have plans this weekend. >> yeah. >> if you like music, sports and going to the sierra i have all of this covered for you. here is a look. we are going to have great weather out there. the kickoff is at 7:30. nice and cool. wear something warm out there. if you're going to music on the square it will be out there.

reaching mid-60s today. a lot waerm for san jose. we'll be in the upper 80s as a lot of people get there. the music begins and the evening goes along it will feel much more comfortable with low 70s. on saturday the coast stays cool. the bay at 81 degrees and 92 inland. it will be hot. slight improvement in air quality. if you're going to the sierra mid-80s today and low 80s for the rest of the weekend.

look at our temperatures groing 97 degrees to 90 tomorrow and on sunday it will be 88 degrees. monterey will be a nice place to be. see see more clouds and fog returning. you may not see as much sunshine. any time on the beach is a good time. we'll talk about what's going on today and the temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. >> all right. thank you very much. still ahead, no campfires, the clang and where it's happening that may make you rethink your weekend plans. plus the secret dmv office that you, me, we aren't allowed to use. the people that do get to go in and skip the awful lines. taking a look right now, you can see the stock market not looking great.

the dow exercised more than 100 points. you're watching today in the bay.

we'll be in the low 60s. sun smien warms it up. 80s by 2:00 this afternoon. forecast shows some of our

inland areas hitting the triple digits. we'll talk about that as you make weekend plans coming up in less than five minutes. take a look at the south bay. we are starting to see slowing definitely because of that as we inch closer to the hour. you're expected to see much more. i'll have a look at drive times coming up. breaking news out of canada. this happened in frederickston new brunswick. they are telling people to stay inside with their doors locked. this is video. the police department tells us this is a quiet kplunty where things like this don't happen. we do have reports that there is one person in custody. we'll bring you updates as today in the bay continues. >> it is being called the grand central station of the west coast. city leaders preparing for

today's ribbon cutting. it will eventually feature a five acre park with retail space and public art. when it opens this weekend it will only serve buses. they say it be many more years before koimts the center. >> a skre dmv office while others have been stuck for hours in long luns. they discovered. they say that the office has two staffers handling constituents efforts. a republican lawmaker has called for an audit.

democrats reportedly voted against it. regional offices are struggling to update drivers licenses and ids for millions of californians. we are live for the sacred heart backpack drive. it is a great program that prepares thousands of kids for back to school. now today just like every year the sacred heart community service will hand out new backpacks to more than 3,000 students. these supplies are worth hundreds of dollars. ask any parent sending their child to school, the supplies can get very expensive. it. >> is really expensive to live over here. a lo of them are moving out. to be honest, school supplies

must be something thaw should. it is happen on to akred heart commune tu service. >> you will not be a howed to lugt a campfire. s a no other out dhoor fires. it means no outdoor fires in the southern part of the county including morgan hull. no campfires, bebecues or lighting cigarettes outside the city limits. all right. stinky socks, spoiled mix, boogers. this is the me edition of bean

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>> yeah. it will be used fsh pranks. >> yeah. >> we start out this morning on our way out to work. we are going to have a beautiful start. take a look at this camera. 63 degrees at 8:00 and it heats up fast in morgan hill. 90s by 2:00. the morning kplut looking good. let's head to a spot where it will be hotter.

it is 70 in san francisco. it is 95 in napa and 101 in concord. dangerous heat for some. if you're getting dressed and you need a hat a sleeveless shirt and shorts and sandals as we continue to break out the summer gear. let's head to the tropics. seeing a very active pacific with tropical storm christy. so the greens and blue show we will have elevated humidity going into monday and tuesday. no rain expected. it will be slightly cooler. it could also help us out with

the wild fire fight. we will see benefits of higher humidity. it is 87 on wednesday. so we are heading in the right direction. it will be windy and cool in san francisco. do you have any big issues for drivers this morning? >> i don't think there are huge crashes. you can expect to see recovery from that. the number three lane was blocked. they have cleared out the stalled vehicle. what we are seeing is residual delays because of that number three lane being blocked. here is what it looks like.

so this is your commute. head out now. >> i want to make a correction, that is next monday ton 19th at the barbershop. not this sunday but the next sunday but you can still deliver the supplies. >> it just gives you another week to gather everything up. >> it is an attack that shocked many people. we have an update on a story involving a bay area police chief's son. a savage killing in the east bay, the possible motives police are revealing. from one star to no star. the new act of vandalism favoring the president on the walk of fame. happening now the search continues for hundreds of people still missing in indonesia. people are still traumatized after a 6.2 aftershock hit the

area. and a warning to anyone flying to europe. the carrier cancelled 400 flights so far. more after the break. before you

here are the top stories on today in the bay-- we continue to follow the latest developments on those massive wildfires still burning across the state.

first-- the latest on the mendocino complex fire. we continue to follow the massive wild fires. neighborhoods are finally being allow today go home in lake county though the fire is not fully contained. the flames scorched more than 300,000 acres. 119 homes are destroyed so far. governor brown declared a state of emergency. so far the fire more than 10,000 acres. it is heading towards homes. there is one person under arrest. >> the car fire continues to burn. kpped to visit the fire zone today. the fire burning around reading torched nearly 100,000 acres

destroying more than 1,000 homes. we have details there a homicide investigation in concord. last month michael downy was found dead in his apartment. they say he was behind that killing. he is still ton run this morning. the victim had lived in fear of that suspect because he sent dickson to prison for breaking into his home. he is 18 years old and the other suspect is 16. union city police chief rebuked his son and apologized for his son's alleged actions. and the fight over president trump's star on the hol lie wood

walk of fame. >> yeah. we are seeing reports of fake stars. the move comes weeks after someone destroyed a real star with a pick ax. a live look at golden gate park this morning in san francisco. today the largest music festival in the country kicks off. people who live near by say they are worried about the traffic and the noise. they say they donated more than $25 million.

you can visit tonight at roadwood city in downtown. it starts for you at 5:00. >> it will be a good day to treat yourself. >> it will be hot out there. it cools down as we go throughout the forecast. san francisco at a comfortable 70 degrees. we have a final look at your bridge times. >> yeah. we are seeing slowing. no heavy delays. westbound 84 looking at 11 minutes. it is heavy and backed up all the way through the maize. not bad for a friday morning. >> yeah. and look at that sunrise. >> yeah. you can check out our pictures

that does it for us on today in the bay. we are back at 7:25 with local news updates for you. if you're home join us at 11:00 or you can watch online. don't forget. have a great day. good morning, breaking overnight. deportation halted. a federal judge blasts the trump administration for attempting to remove a mother and daughter in the middle of a key court battle, ordering their plane to turn around and threatening to hold u.s. attorney general jeff sessions in contempt. we're live with the latest. missed signs? >> they dug this tunnel out. >> new questions about ignored warnings as nbc news goes inside the compound where a suspected kidnapper was allegedly training children to commit school shootings. this morning, the father of one of the suspects, a controversial leader of a new york mosque,