june 7th. take a look outside toward the bay bridge from the emeryville camera. i love my shot. one of my favorites. here we are. one of my favorite days of the week. sometimes you get what you want on a friday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm sitting in for laura garcia. happy friday. we made it, guys. >> we're here. >> we are going to have beautiful weekend. >> one more day of really nice weather. the temperature trend will be 54

degrees in campbell. normally, 78 degrees. we will not make it there today. actually a little bit cooler than we should be. it is going the heat up this weekend. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, you're tracking a crash in san jose. >> better news here. southbound 85 as you approach the expressway. now just the slow lane blocked. no major injuries. there are some. a few flashing lights. generally northbound, it would be a commute in the south but we don't. a new crash toward san mateo. >> a peninsula police officer on the wrong side of the law.

he is facing accusations of trying to arrange an intimate encounter with a woman he thought was 16 years old. that's right. we are used underaged girls to catch predators. but police say the posing in this case was done by a concerned citizen tipster. "today in the bay" roz plater has more on how they managed to arrest him. >> reporter: this is san mateo police officer robert edward davies last month honored by his department for completing leadership training. but this is quite a different picture, a mug shot. the 40-year-old officer was arrested and is accused of trying to set up sex online with an underaged girl. investigators say it all started with a tipster who first set up a tape account on the tinder app claiming to be 19. say the tips chatting with davies. then switched to kik and told him she was only 16. investigators said davies asked

her to switch to snapchat. that's when the two talked about sex. >> they talked about engaging in sexual activity. they also learned, the tipster also learned that the suspect was a bay area police officer. >> this person knows exactly what he is doing. he covered his trail. >> reporter: there may have been a reason the officer wanted to switch to snapchat. >> what communication you have, pictures, story, video will disappear after a few seconds. >> reporter: but he may have calculated wrong. >> reporter: what's on the internet, it is stored on the servers. >> reporter: the police chief had this to say, this alleged conduct, if true, is in no way a reflection of all that we stand for as a department. roz plater, nbc bay area news. these crimes may be more common than you think.

1 out of 12 kids hav exchanged messages online. public safety vehicles in san francisco are set to get a new piece of technology. they will now be outfitted with tracking devices. according to the examiner, they have until june 2020 to make the changes. this started after a city supervisor noticed several payouts related to city vehicles. red flag conditions this weekend. a vegetation fire was contained in concord. you can see the video of the flames right there. it burned up to 12 acres east of willow pass road. they are urging everybody to be extremely careful outdoors. this could be the beginning of a very long wait -- or the end of a long way. this is after two decades.

two new bart stations by finally open doors by the end of the year. bart can finally start its expansion of milpitas and north san jose. the process is expected to take six months. the board must agree on a new fare structure. the project has been encount encountering many delays the past 21 years. well, a live look at oracle arena this morning. warriors are down but far from out going into the nba finals game 4 tonight. there's certainly a lot on the line. >> the biggest issue at this point are the injuries. kevin durant is still out. but there is good news klay thompson is going to play. "today in the bay"'s bob redell will have a live report coming up at 5:00. 4:35. coming up on "today in the bay", toyota sets a new goal.

a push for the electric vehicle the company is going to make in the coming years. forget delivery at your doorstep. the place walmart wants to put your groceries even if you're not home.

good morning. here are wall street is set to open higher. stocks rose yesterday in hopes of progress and trade talks between the u.s. and mexico ah deadlinon tariffs on all mexican imports.

investors will watch the latest jobs report. numbers could impact whether to cut interest rates. and toyota has half of its global sales coming from electric vehicles by 2025. they have been a leader in the market for fuel cell cars and trucks. also admitting it may not be able to meet battery demand on its own so it will team up with china. walmart delivering gri pittsbur, vero beach, florida. our order will be delivered by through extensive training and background checks. they will wear a camera so you can remotely watch what they're

doing. that? >> listen, it's convenient. i just don't know if i want someone going through my things. i'm okay with it as long as they clean up while they're there. let's make this full-service. living room, bedroom, bathroom. especially the bathroom. >> while you're there, cook some dinner, too. bring me the groceries and cook it, too. >> give you an inch and you both take a mile. >> rahel, you and i are both in this together. coming up on "today in the bay", kari has your weekend forecast. >> looks good today. we start out with cool weather. we're going to see the temperatures heating up as the weekend goes along. better get out today. palo alto will see a start in the low 50s and reach lk at allr >> kari, 101 in the north bay, the s curve in san

what we expect a little early in the afternoon as well. plus, investigators reveal what caused the largest fire in california history. brand-new information we have for you this morning.

and good morning to you. taking a liveoo 4:43. lot of cars along the jt .

these are pictures many people on twitter many people aren't saying boo to at all. this is a spooky birthday party. the 3-year-old dressed up like a demonic nun with creepy white paint on her face and black paint on her eyes inspired by the conconjurying. she has a famous horror filmmaker jordan peele asking her, does she have a godfather? >> does she know what a demonic nun isd? >> has she seen the conjuring? >> it's a good movie if you like scary movies. if i had a 3-year-old, probably not. not at all.

knives and forks off the table. >> interesting. this weekend we are going to have the temperatures heating up. this is a live look outside at the way we begin this friday morning in san francisco. looking at the golden gate bridge. this is our sutro tower camera. it is a beautiful start. no fog yet. and our temperatures this morning in some spots about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. especially in napa. right now as you head out the door, it is 46 degrees. it's 48 in livermore. and 53 in san jose. a live look outside in fremont this morning. a nice breeze picking up. walnut creek temperature trend will be in the lower 50s. going to see the temperatures getting fairly mild, reaching into the upper 60s at 11:00.

today is also one of the best days of the week. yesterday was nice. today we are just matching that. reaching 77 in east san jose and gilroy. in the east bay, lower 80s with pittsburg reaching 81 degrees. hayward up to 71 degrees. and we're going to see upper 50s in half moon bay. low 60s in daly city. san francisco and the marina district, 59. mission district, 69. novato, up to 80. going to the giants game, first pitch 7:15. if you get there earlier you may get free ice cream from our treat truck. look for us all there. it is breezy. winds from thor and northwest. going into tonight, our winds will start to pick up once again. . we will have a breezy start to our saturday morning. then our temperatures heat up. today we go from the upper 70s to upper 80s to the mid-90s. really hot next week.

up to 98 inland on monday. we see the gradual cooling trend for the middle of next week. san francisco also heating up this weekend. it looks like sunday will be up to 85 degrees. heading over to mike, you have been tracking the roads. any issues yet? >> three crashes. three updates, i should say. lanes are shifting. mild backup for cash payers. 580 toward castro valley boulevard, a crash blocking your fast lane. a tiny bit of slowing before the y. eastbound 580, approaching the same y. peninsula, number two, i was going to check on 101. it sounds like was holly. it's out of the way. i pulled it from the map because there are no problems. south 85 as you approach the expressway, crash still there. slow lane may still be affected. the commute, when it does kick

in, will be to the rest of san jose and silicon valley. palo alto northbound the last 15 minutes, a couple of tractor crews approaching university. well light by the big old sign. sometimes you see "today in the bay" right there, guys. back to you. >> mike, thank you. new, a bike theft crackdown. cal train said it will add four more seats to its elect fight theft so thefts will decrease with more people o board.et is n 2022. 4:48. we now know what caused thehiora hammer that landed in dry brush started the fire that we now know as the ranch fire. the ranch fire burped through three counties.

the flames scorched almost half a million acres. 300 structures were destroyed. sadly, one firefighter died and three others were hurt. so far there are no criminal charges. a fire drill is set to put people and technology to the test. the redwood city fire department will send out emergency evacuation alerts for people who signed up for it. emergency planners are not telling people the evacuation route or the meeting place beforehand because they say they want to test the alert system and the response. >> can't count on any particular road to be opened. so they will get their directions and use those directions and then thellend. >> feedback on what works and doesn't work will be used improve planning. the drill is happening in crestview in san carlos. firefighters say that's hig fi d area native is taking a san francisco company to court.

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wasn't going to happen. i was even nervous that paradise wasn't going to exist. >> students did get to enjoy grad week festivities, including an amusement park trip. >> congratulations to those students. coming up next on "today in the bay", the teams taking to the field for the women's "world cup today" and the watch party happening in the south bay. but first happening now, a man who allegedly talked about setting explosives off at new york times square heads to court. law enforcement officials say he was arrested for allegedly trying to buy guns and remove several serial numbers. times square has been the site of several attacks over the years. more news after the break. many people living with diabetes

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it is 4:55. as we take a live look at the bay bridge. it is sparkly and shiny and weather is going to be wonderful today. >> yes. 4:5. some of our damocles have that tough assignment today. we are dispatching them to oracle park, along with our treat truck. >> yeah. it is loaded with ice cream. a van full of ice cream. they are handing it out for free. chris chmura will be handing it out. he won't be alone. >> we will be partnered u. and we will hand out frozen treats at oracle from 4:00 to 7:00. please do come out and see us at lefty o'doul's plaza. giants fans were helping them fight their consumer gripes. let's talkbon san francisco who asked for our help. over at telemundo 48, consumer

investigator arlen fernandez was recently on a mission to assist francisco martinez. he sent a package and it never arrived. he felt he was due $88 refund. mission accomplished. he got all his money back. over at nbc bay area, we helped christine who lives in knob hill. she was getting nowhere with an airline that lost her luggage. we stepped in, contacted the carrier. next thing you know, they paid christine $800 in compensation. no matter where you live, call us any time with your consumer complaints 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i hope to see you at oracle park this evening. i'll be the one with the ice cream truck. >> you might see me there, chris. 4:56. in a few strong women are set to hit the world stage. team usa is looking great here.

they are ranked number one in the world as they work to defend last year's world cup championship. team usa doesn't play its first match until tuesday. but you can still catch-all of today's action in san jose at avaya stadium. the first match begins at noon today. that event and parking free for everyone. but you must rsvp online. 4:57 right now. coming up on "today in the bay", kari is tracking a beautiful forecast. >> concord, starts out in the low 50s. upper 60s the rest of the day. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. a live look at the bay bridge shows traffic moving smoothly. there was a crash treasure island. it looks like it has cleared.

well, breaking news to tell you about this morning. there is a brushfire burning south of san jose. this is in south san jose near a and bailey. >> half an acre is burning. it started around 4:10 this morning. we are sending a crew there. we'll have more information. we'll bring you the details as soon as we get it. for now we will check in with kari on the weather. . >> it is still breezy out there, too. we will have to see how they may fan the flames.

as the sun rises, we are seeing clouds. getting you out the door in san jose, making your way to diridon station, a light jacket needed to start. a comfortable 59 by lunchtime. we'll look how hot the temperatures get before the weekend in a few minutes. mike, getting us out the door with a couple of issues already. >> overall, speed sensors green. earlier crashes have cleared, deck out of san francisco., this is a concern, though, westbound 580. your commute direction at the castro valley y just shy of the t, lane. now all lanes, five or six vehicles totally involved from the initial reports. so we are seeing a lot of all lanes may be cleared soon or most of them. they are trying