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online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. hope to see you at oracle park this evening. i'll be the one with the ice cream truck. in south bay, a brushfire breaking out in south san jose overnight. this is brand-new video of the fire burning. where the firefight stands at this hour and what sparked the fire. plus. >> i'm asking them for everything. >> president trump still pushing for tariffs on mexican goods as talks with mexico enter the final day today. also coming up in a live report from capitol hill, the president's war of words with speaker nancy pelosi. and -- who is in game for game 4? i know i am. right now "today in the bay" continues.

and a good friday morning to you. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm in for laura garcia. are you going to step in? >> i'm not going to say what the outcome will be. >> we don't want any angry fans. stkpwhreu promise you i will have a good time. that much i can promise you. a lot of people want to get outsid outside. >> nice today, tomorrow all bets off. it will be nice this weekend. the heatup starts tomorrow afternoon. the sunrise over san francisco. it is gorgeous. that's a great way to start out a friday. and if you're you're at the fruitvale bart station, a cool start. overall a comfortable day. we will talk more about that. mike, you're only tracking one problem.

>> one problem right now. we look back. mild slowing around the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. getting to the bay bridge slowdown, that's the problem. west 80, one crash remaining after two in this area. back to you. >> mike, thank you. breaking news to tell you about this morning and new video to show you. this is it right here. this is out of south san jose. a brushfire near santa teresa and bailey. it is close to the coyote creek golf course. we have learned that a car crashed into a power pole. that car right there. and the downed power lines started this fire. at least half an acre is burning. it started just after 4:00 this morning. new details out of

washington. president trump is signing off on a disaster relief package. over $19 billion will go to 40 states impacted by hurricanes, flooding, tornados, wildfires and earthquakes. that does include california, which is still working to recover following the recent deadly wildfires. in november, the campfire in butte county destroyed nearly 19,000 buildings and homes. 85 people were killed. 6:04 right now. president trump returns from his overseas trip with conflicts looming large over washington. his threat of tariffs on mexico, illegal immigration and fr-escalating war with speaker nancy pelosi. tracie potts live in washington with more for us on this. tpraeusy? >> reporter: hi, marcus. good morning. this is now not just a countdown to monday for the tariffs, it's a countdown for today. we have learned this morning if these tariffs are going to go into effect on monday, president trump has to sign that executive

order today. and he won't be back in washington until later this afternoon. president trump lands in washington this afternoon. as mexico makes a last-ditch effort to convince the u.s. their immigration endorsement is enough to avoid a 5% escalating tariff starting monday. the president told fox overnight -- >> i'm asking them for everything. and, by the way, if they don't do it, i'm putting the tariffs on and we're going to make a "fortune". >> reporter: that's not what financial experts say. they are concerned americans will pay the extra costs. officials are optimistic. >> we explained all the enforcement measures that mexico is taking to address child migration. >> reporter: on the table, sending 6,000 mexican troops to the border with guatemala to stock migrant caravans there. >> we called on them to take even more steps, more decisive action. >> reporter: meantime president trump is in a war of words with

house speaker nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi is a disaster. >> reporter: president trump is under fire to impeach the president. she said i don't want to see him impeached. i want to see him in prison. pelosi is under fire from a number of democrats who want to see the president impeached. live from washington, tracie pots, "today in the bay". usc is reportedly considering taking legal action against lori lava minute and her husband. that's according to the l.a. times. the couple is among dozens of wealthy parents who have been charged in the scandal. the company paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into school falsely designating them as crew team recruits. both pleaded not guilty. it's news that some residents in east san jose have been waiting on for two decades. vta approved plans for a light rail station. according to the mercury news,

it will link the east transit station and story road. the project doesn't come without its share of issues, though. more traffic, and environmental impacts are all expected. vta starts to plan construction next year. tonight in oakland, game 4 of the nba finals. the warriors trail the raptors one game to two. >> that's right. "today in the bay"'s bob redell live outside oracle arena for us this morning. it's looking good out there, bob. good news, though. >> reporter: correct. unfortunately we're not talking about kevin durant. he is still out for game 4. klay thompson is expected back here at oracle. tip-off 6:00 against the raptors. here's one person that will not be at the game tonight. mark steve elsns, the nba has f

and banned him after he shoved one of the raptors' players wednesday night. kyle lowry. he tried to save a ball from going out of bounds. stevens, who was sitting there shoved lowry as lowry tried to stand back up. he said he hurled vulgarities at lowry. he must pay $500,000 fine and not allowed to attend any events or games for the next year. >> i have been involved with the league for a long time. i haven't seen an incident quite like this before and i don't expect we'll see one in the future. >> a guy like that showing his true class. he shouldn't be a part of our league. there's just no place for that. >> reporter: mark stevens did accept the league's ban and the fine. he also apologized that reads in part, what i did was wrong and there is no excuse for it. mr. lowry deserves better, and i have reached out today -- that

was yesterday -- in an attempt to directly apologize to him and other members of the raptors and warriors organizations. as i mentioned, tip-off 6:00 tonight. game is sold out. go to third-party websites. we have seen tickets starting at $700 to $58,500 for vip experience. >> no! >> reporter: will they get that? who knows. mayor libby schaaf has two seats. auctioning one for oakland promise to benefit oakland promise. they're looking for bids by noon today. oaklandpromise.org. >> that way you don't feel as badly for paying a lot of money. >> i like how he said $58,000. you were like, okay, so what other option do i have here because that's not going to work? >> i can do a collection plate here. you can give me 20, kari can give me 20. >> well, kari also mentioned the weather will be nice. but traffic is probably going to be crazy, right?

>> right across the bay. here's a cheaper option for you, marcus. watch it at home. >> i guess. >> let's take a live look at walnut creek as we start out this morning. looking great. this is going to be one of our best days this week. yesterday was pretty nice. we'll match that today. starting out with mid-50s. and then we see our temperatures in the mid-70s by early afternoon. let's head to the south bay to check out our highs for today. reaching 78 in morgan hill. this is the way it's supposed to be. we don't see a lot of this in the forecast. enjoy it today. because we'll be in the low 80s in the east bay. we're heading into the 90s this weekend. i'll talk more about that. and, mike, you have the ipad, you're tracking the commute. >> we have a number of ways in the commute.

80 at richmond still an issue. we want to thank farm truckin. it is the hov lane. it was a traffic ninja. earn your logo and join nbc bay area wazers as we help each other around the bay. always drive like a local. back to you. >> mike, thank you. what we are learning about the four climbers's conditions at mt. ranier. forget delivery at your doorstep. the place where walmart wants to put your groceries even when you're not at home. your friday special. yeah. a deer. unwanted visitor entering a texas home. we'll tell you where the deer got in and then got out. that's coming up. you're watching "today in the bay". togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

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good friday morning. 6:14. it's a clear, nice start to the day. martinez will be at 58 degrees at 8:00. you can see the gradual temperatures. it will be a very comfortable day. still with breezy winds. it is really hot tomorrow. i'll talk about the jump and the spike in the temperatures where we peak in less than five minutes.

and looking at the richmond to san rafael approach. not so bad today. it may be lighter here because of a problem. and good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. the unemployment rate remains unchanged at 3.6%, a 50-year low. job creation, though, slowed quite a bit. up by 75,000. we have been expecting more along the lines of 180,000. it adds to concerns that economic growth is slowing. ahead of opening bell, wall street reacting positively. here's why. toyota aims to have half its global sales to electric vehicles by 2025, five years

ahead of schedule. it's also trailed its rivals such as nissan, volkswagen, tesla in bringing fully electric vehicles into its show rooms. toyota admitting it may not be able to meet battery demand on its own. guys, forget about the last mile. walmart wants to deliver to the last inch. a new service to tkphreufr groceries right to your fridge even when you're not home. they will enter your home using smart key technology and wear a camera, that way you can remotely watch what they're doing. >> you'll use it if there's a cleaning service, too. >> yeah. my bathroom needs to be cleaned. >> i don't think they're coming to do that. >> look, we can make it all in one service. >> while you're there, you may as well clean up a bit, cook some dinner, stay a while.

>> see? get the dinner set. like you said, stay a while. let's eat. new video this morning shows something pretty uncommon. unwanted visitor entering a texas home. you hear the alarms going off. it's just chaos. homeowner hiding in a closet decided to call 911. she thought someone was breaking into the house. you're like i didn't do this.

>> you guys better pitch the idea to walmart before someone else does. >> all right. this morning all we'll be talking about is the weather around the bay area. because it will be nice today. and really hot this weekend. let's get a live look outside in fremont as you get the out the door. looks pretty good. it's going to be a great day. a lot of graduations. and outdoor activities going on. out to fremont, warm springs bart station. it will be 54 degrees. 59 a lot 9:00. our temperatures start to go up very slowly day. it is about heat up. our highs today in the south bay. milpitas reaching 86. los gatos, 73.

81 in pittsburg. pleasanton reaches 79. we'll be up to 71 in san mateo today. cool along the coast and bay area beaches with the mission district reaching 69. and 76 in mill valley today. and napa reaching 81. we're catching a break across the pacific northwest. you can see the clouds dipping into the north bay. much more of an ocean breeze picking up as a result of that. but once that subsides, we are going to have a fire weather watch in effect for all of these areas shaded in orange. that includes solano county and central valley with the winds kick willing up, especially tonight. light wind 15 to 20 miles per hour. winds increase tonight and continue throughout the day tomorrow. as it heats up, we go from 79 today to 89 tomorrow. and 96 on sunday. our inland valleys are really going to be hot. a spike in temperatures peaking

on monday, cooling off gradually. as we go through next week, san francisco will also be hot reaching 85 degrees on this sunday. now, mike, you're starting out with a look at the east bay. here. look at that. a bunch of motorcycles west across the richmond to san rafael bridge. warmer weather. nice skies right now. we oftentimes see more motorcycles on the roadways. harder to see. when you change lanes, take an extra second to look. a bigger backup. more traffic coming through. we still have the issue over here. west 80 around san pablo. there is still a crash. everything over to the right shoulder. i still see a lot of slowing. a distraction toward richmond from el cebrante. thanks, mike. 6:20 for you right now. coming up on "today in the bay", several american tourists getting sick and dying while

vacationing in the anyone can republic. this is where it all happened. we're going to tell you if there is a correlation. what officials on the island are saying, next.

a happy ending to a story about four hikers who spent three days stranded on mt.

ranier in washington state. seattle times reports a rescue crew landed a helicopter during a narrow window of favorable window. paris puts a spoke in the wheel of electric scooter providers. they will now have designated parking areas. >> and the great lakes are overflowing with record amounts of water. according to the "washington post", excessive rainfall and snow is to plame. officials in the dominican republic are releasing preliminary autopsy results on what may have caused the deaths of three american tourists. >> documents reveal the first american from pennsylvania died of a heart attack in luxury bahia.

they checked into a resort like this one. she was having a drink from the mini bar when she suddenly collapsed. they said they didn't think it had anything to do with the mini bar because every room has one. 12k34r we never had incidents of this nature. >> in a written statement the group says in part, to date, there are no indications of any corruption between these two unfortunate incidents and in both circumstances established security protocols were followed. the final leg of the horse racing triple crown this weekend. >> the belmont stakes rides your way tomorrow. at the preakness, a horse finished the race without a jockey. he was flown off the animal's back. see what happens tomorrow. average starts tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. coming up next on "today in the bay", big news when it comes to bart rolling into the south bay. the transit agency says it is

ready to start testing trains on new tracks. what does that mean for the opening of new stations. a live report coming up. breaking news in the south bay. crews are battling a brushfire right now. you're live with what you need to know. that's all coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay".

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here. a live report coming up. good morning and thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. happy friday. we're almost there. almost made it to the weekend. >> oh, yeah. the weekend is here to me. >> kari says it's going to be beach weather. so there you go. >> really nice. especially tomorrow and on sunday. but we start out today still comfortable around the bay area. a live look at san jose. our temperature trend starts out with low 50s. only making it into the 70s today. that's about where we should be for this time in june. but it's going to feel more like we're in arizona as we go to the weekend. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, you have been tracking your commute. how is it looking? >> over here a nice easy, light commute as we expect. contra costa county. none for the wall creek interchange. slowing for the upper east shore. a crash on the shoulder.

over here, southbound 680. a new crash. one vehicle was in the lane. hopefully cleared by the time we get back and hit refresh. we'll track that. i see a little slowing as folks merge from 84, pleasanton, livermore and dublin. good for the rest of the south bay drive. northbound routes, no problem. live camera north 101 at 680 and 280. back to you. >> thanks, mike. breaking news we have been following all morning here on "today in the bay". a brushfire breaking outovernight in south san jose. >> near the coyote creek golf course. khom, we hear you have good news for us right now. >> reporter: well, the good news is they got this out quickly. the grasses here are very dry. it looks like what happened the car was clipping along santa teresa boulevard going

northbound and hit this power pole, undercut it. the pole went down and the wires hit the dry grasses and it started burning up the hillside east of highway 101 and power lines just to the east of us. and it did burn about an acre of grasses. good thing it didn't get into the deeper brush just above that because it really could have taken off. san jose firefighters and cal firefighters got on this pretty quickly. they were able to contain it to about an acre. however, we did notice coming in today there is a local power outage. we don't know how widespread it is. there were no streetlights coming in. there were pg&e crews on hand. they just left a minute ago after they got the power to this down pole shut down. we do not know when it will be back on or how many people were affected. santa teresa is back open and cars are clipping along at highway speeds. it's no wonder so much damage

was done when the car hit the power pole. it looks like people go 55 to 60 down this road. good news, they got this out quickly. firefighters are going to be busy this weekend making sure little brush fires don't take off because we do have red flag conditions forecast for this weekend. live in south san jose. thom jensen, "today in the bay". thank you, thom. good work by firefighters. they are calling it a milestone. damian trujillo joins us. >> reporter: they were running phase one. now it's on bart putting the finishing touches on that extension. let me show you what this means. right now the bart in fremont. the new 10-mile extension will have a station in milpitas and another at berryessa in san

jose. this does not happen overnight. we have been talking about this since 1984 when the early studies took place. since then, this has been vta's project. bart now has control of phase one of this extension. it means now the agency can integrate the project with its main system. bart will now conduct test runs and perform their own safety checks. and perhaps most importantly for riders, bart will set the fares. it will now take you one hour to get to san francisco from the milpitas station. you can add five minutes when you take off from berryessa. then comes phase two. that will take bart through downtown san jose, santa clara. phase two is still in the engineering and preconductistru phase. so it is still years away.

his death happened a decade ago. but family, friends and the oakland community will come together to remember oscar grant. he was shot by a police officer 10 years ago at fruitvale station. his death sparked rioting and led to reforms in parking lot's police department. the family will present new street signs. san mateo police officer is on paid administrative leave this morning. he's accused of trying to meet a girl he thought was 16 for sex. a san jose police arrested robert davies yesterday in morgan hill. the alleged sexual conversation happened online in early may first on tinder, then kik and tick-tock.

and then on snapchat. the person chatting with the officer said she was 19, then 16. then they discovered he was a police officer. >> 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. and he tried to cover his trail. >> police are just calling the woman a concerned internet tipster, nothing else. it does not reflect the values of the police department said the chief. according to the silicon valley internet crimes against children task force, one out of 12 kids have exchanged messages online with sexual predators. 1 in 20 have arranged meeting with someone they met online. and 3 out of 10 parents allow their kids to use the internet without any restrictions. new for you this morning, 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, the departments have until the end

of june of next year to comply with the changes. a supervisor noticed a large amount of payouts directly related to lawsuits involving city vehicles. the data conducted will be sent to those departments. we now know what caused a large fire in california. the largest one in california's history. investigators say a spark from a hammer that landed in dry brush sparked what we know as the ranch fire. officials say it was driving a stake into the ground at the time. the ranch fire burned through three counties. flames covered almost half a million acres. 300 structures were destroyed. sadly, one firefighter died. and there were three other injuries. so far no charges have been filed. a fire drill on the peninsula is said to put people and technology to the test tomorrow morning. redwood city fire department will send out emergency evacuation alerts to people who signed up for it.

emergency planners aren't telling people the evacuation route beforehand. they want to test the alert system and response. >> you can't count on any particular road to be open. they will get their directions and then they will use those directions and they will tie in with them at the end. >> feedback on what works and what does not will be used to improve planning. the drill is happening in the crestview neighborhood in san carlos. firefighters say that's a high fire danger area. new this morning, a bike theft crackdown. cal train said it will add four more seats to each bicycle car in its new electrified fleet. the idea here is that the thefts will decrease with more people on board. 75 bikes were stolen last year. that's down from the last two years. it is set to debut in 2022. from cal train to driving on the freeways, mike, how is it looking on the freeway, mike?

>> that is the capital corridor coming in. no delays. north 101 oakland road will be a distraction. it's off on the shoulder. west 84 slow at the toll plaza. 680 slow toward andretti. slowing for the east shore freeway, san pablo, recovery from an earlier crash. and getting away you'll have to go through fairfield and sacramento. the weekend is almost here

for everyone. maybe head to the beach. >> head to the beach. it will be a great beach weekend. if you're inland, take it easy. here's something nice and cool to do. head to the giants game. we will be out there giving out free ice cream starting at 4:00. if you get there a little bit early, you can get a nice treat. it will be cool. saturday forecast, comfortable at the coast, reaching into the mid-70s. bay up to 83 degrees. and 89 degrees inland saturday. it gets even hotter on sunday. we preach up to 9 6 degrees. upper 80s for the bay and the coast. livermore, the rodeo and parade, it starts at 10:00. perfect timing. it will be still comfortable. as we go throughout the day, temperatures will be going up for the rest of the festivities going on. san jose, portugal festival at

history park at 10:00. at 11:00, we're still in the 70s. reaching up to 86 degrees at 3:00. we reach the peak of our temperatures. in napa this weekend, going from the upper 70s today to the upper 80s tomorrow. and 95 on sunday. so find some shane or aircondition canning. if you want natural air-conditioning, heading to the beaches, santa cruz up to 80 on saturd saturday. more clouds moving in on sunday there. we'll talk about what's going on today. that's coming up in three minutes. next and new overnight, teenager arrested in the south bay. just look at the scene here. a terrible one. we'll tell you the reason police arrested one of the teens. >> major reversal about who can come to a northern california pride parade. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

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right now at 6:43, let's get you out the door at the peninsula. palo alto, everything looks good. a nice clear sunrise. we start in the lower 50s. in the bay, we reach into the low 70s by 1:00 today. it will be hot this weekend. looking for something cool to do. we'll talk about that in less than five minutes. slowing westbound san mateo bridge. we have an issue south of the dumbarton bridge.

new overnight, three people are hurt, two teenagers. one who was arrested. this is after a rollover crash in milpitas around 11:15 in the neighborhood near ed levin county park. police tell us the two teens in the vehicle were turning, clipped a jeep and crashed into a mini van and rolled over. we see the surveillance video here. if you look closely, you can see the headlights come to a crashing halt. here's a man who lives in the neighborhood. he actually heard what happened. >> a loud bang from inside the house. >> a person sitting in a parked car was also hurt. they found a liquor bottle next to the teen who was speaking to police. this time a hit and run in south san jose. this was just before midnight. a car hit a pickup truck at

almaden and redmond. the driver sped off but left a bumper behind, you see right there. two people went to the hospital with moderate areas. a big change in the $213 billion proposed budget for goof in newsom. he wants to spend more on his staff than governor brown did. specifically, he wants to use it to pay for more senior individuadvisers for things like wildfires. his office is not commenting on what the positions would be. organizers of a pride parade are reversing course on a controversial decision.

the lgbtq community asked police officers not to participate in kwraorpl. they have recently built a partnership on of trust. it is pride month. four colleges in california are the best in the nation for plaintiff's exhibit students according to a website bestcolleges.com. san diego state, ucla, uc davis, and uc santa barbara all made the top 25. it uses the campus pride index to rate friendliness on college campuses. tom brady needs two hands to wear all of his rings. we are getting the first look at the san mateo star's newest and sixth super bowl championship ring. not bad, tom. patriots unboxed the rings at a ceremony last night. >> he has three and three.

>> tonight in oakland, game four. bob redell live outside oracle arena. one of the players have been cleared for tonight's game. so that's something to be happy about. >> yes. we're talking about that guy there, klay thompson. he is expected to play at oracle behind me in oakland. tip-off, 6:00. unfortunately kevin durant still ruled out for tonight. and looney out for the rest of the season. this is not the only news people have been talking about. you'll recall when the nba and the warriors shoved one of the players kyle lowry. he fell into the front row. mark stevens shoved him as he

was trying to step back up. he hurled vulgarities at him. he must pay $500,000 fine. he is not allowed to events or games in the next year. >> if kyle was to hit back, a lot more than a fine would have been happening to kyle. so you're in a situation where you're essentially helpless, you're always going to be vulnerable. >> credit kyle the way he handled it. >> he has apologized. this is the statement that reads in part, what i did was wrong and there is no excuse for it. mr. lowry deserves better, and i have reached out today -- referring to yesterday -- in an attempt to directly apologize to him and other members of the raptors and warriors organization. as i mentioned, tip-off, 6:00. game sold out. third-party websites, tickets starting at 700.

one vip courtside seat going for $58,500. also oakland mayor libby schaaf has two tickets. she's auctioning off one to benefit oakland promise. go to oaklandpromise.org and get your bid in before noon and you might be able to sit with the mayor. bob redell, "today in the bay". >> as for the vip ticket, we have to pool our money together and then decides who gets to go. >> they have been warning tickets have been sold online. >> be careful. very careful. >> all right. so, yeah, we're talking about that. making plans for the weekend. and it's going to be a nice one for today. this is the way we start right now. a live look outside at san francisco. no fog now.

it does look like we could see fog rolling in within the next couple hours and lingering throughout the day. that is going to keep the city a little bit cooler. as we get a look at los gatos and our temperature trend for the day, a nice walk out the door. early activities are looking good. even as we go into the afternoon with most live sunny skies. it's just going to be a little bit more on the breezy side with our temperatures in the low 70s there by early afternoon. we're up to 77 for the high in east san jose, as well as gilroy. for the east bay, up to 81 in pittsburg, 80 in antioch. in san mateo, expect a high of 71 there. and some upper 60s in san francisco. this is the reason why we are getting cooling. an area of low pressure. we can see the rain and some of those showers across the pacific northwest. clouds dipping into the bay area. more of an ocean breeze.

onshore wind flow keeps it cool. once that ends, the fire weather will be an issue. there will be a fire weather watch in effect for solano county and extending into sacramento and the san joaquin valleys. as the winds pick up to 35 miles per hour. that's all throughout the weekend. it's going to be gusty and very dry. as we look at our wind speeds for today, most live a north westerly wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. going into tonight, the winds will be picking up. it's going to be really breezy starting out tomorrow as our temperatures rise. upper 80s for the inland valleys. up to 98 monday. gradual cooling with mostly sunny skies all across the bay area.

>> as we came back from commercial, it was very slow. smooth drive there. light across the span. crash looks like it will get off to the side there. sunol, fremont, that's another problem. south 680 and andrate, judging by the speed son sores, a little bit of improvement. one of three was in the lanes for quite some time. it caused backup. 84 jamming up as well. very smooth.

a live look at 101. >> all right, mike. thank you. a man who talked about setting explosives off in new york times square was arrested for alleged trying to buy guns with removed serial numbers. times square has been the site of attacks over the years. new job numbers. how many jobs were added in the month of may and did it meet expectations. the latest coming up. breaking news in the south bay. take a look at this fire. 6:53. much more ahead on "today in the bay".

welcome back. before you head out the door, it is 6:56. here are the top stories on "today in the bay". >> that's right. breaking news in the south bay. fire crews are watching for hot spots after this flash fire broke out. it started around 4:00 this morning near santa teresa and bailey not far from the coyote creek golf course. we have learned the car crashed into a power pole and downed power lanes started the fire. that is right there. at least an acre was burned before fire crews controlled those flames. no word on the condition of the driver. president trump signing off

on a relief bill. $19 billion will go to california, which is still working to recover following a recent deadly wildfire. in november, the campfire in butte county destroyed 19,000 buildings and homes. 85 people were killed. may jobs numbers are in. the unemployment rate stayed at 3.6%, a 50-year low. the labor market continues to show signs of weakening new details about the college admissions scandal. usc is reportedly consider taking legal action against lori loughlin and her husband, fashion designer massimo. dozens of wealthy parents have been charged in the scandal. the couple paid $500,000 to get

a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into the school by falsely saying they were crew team recruits. laughlin and her husband both pleaded not guilty. and just a few hours, fierce and strong women are set to hit the world stage. . >> that's right. women's world cup begins today in france. team usa looking pretty good. they are ranked number one in the world. they don't play their first match until tuesday. you can still catch-all of today's action at avaya stadium. the first begins at noon today. you have to rsvp, though. >> usa, usa! >> that's right. >> oracle arena. game four. warriors looking to tie the series trailing 2-1 right now. klay thompson returns tonight. k.d. still out on that injury.

good luck to our team at dub nation. >> i'm available for courtside seats. >> the $58,000 seat? i'm available for that one. >> you can play the game outside. >> orb watch on tv from the comfort of your couch. check out inland temperatures. 98 on monday. get ready. >> pull out the sunscreen. >>? a look at the commute. >> one crash in sunol. it is in recovery mode. merge off 84. everything looks like it's off on the shoulder. everything is green. >> green is good. look, that's what's happening here on "today in the bay". back at 7:25 for a live look at your local news update.

>> a live look at the bay from san bruno mountain camera. that is gorgeous. join us online for nbcbayarea.com. >> that does it for this friday morning. see you back here on monday. have a great weekend. good morning deal or no deal. u.s. and mexican officials frantically negotiating hoping to head off the threat of new tariffs. . good morning deal or no deal. worries about lasting damage to the economy as the president shrugs off republican opposition >> republicans should love what i'm doing. >> the latest from the white house just ahead times square terror plot the fbi questioning a man they say wanted to set off explosives in the heart of new york city. this morning the undercover operation that led to the suspects. tragedy at west point. the search for answers after a deadly training accident at the u.s. military academy. a truck overturning, killing one cadet, inj