yesterday in some of our inland valleys. let's get out the door this morning with some upper 50s in pleasant hill. if you are headed to the b.a.r.t. station it will be a cool morning but warng up, at noon we're at 77 degrees. here is a look at our high temperatures today with the tri-valley reaching the mid 80s. 90 in antioch and 93 in ukiah. it will be some warmer spots while we keep the 60s along the coast. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up in a few minutes but vianey is getting you a look at the early morning commute. >> it is 6:00 a.m. and i don't have a lot to report, you guys, which back home i think that's a pleasant sound for you. speed sensors throughout, take a look at the east bay, 880, typically slow around this time, not to worry about it today. so let's look at how your bridge drive times are doing, westbound 80 toward the bay bridge nine minutes. westbound 84 toward the dumbarton bridge, also nine minutes, so let's look at how our live cams are doing throughout. the incline we have a couple

cars out on the roads but again, we haven't had any big accidents. we had two fender benders, one in fremont, one in the south bay, those cleared out quickly and dublin seems to be building the most commute so if that is your commute head out now. back to you. >> thanks, vianey. the shaking continues in southern california, this is after yesterday's 6.4 earthquake in mojave desert. >> a little after 4:00 this morning there was a 5.4 aftershock that hit the same area, that is the strongest aftershock yet in the almost 20 hours since yesterday's quake. "today in the bay's" roz plater is here now the latest developments. good morning, roz. >> good morning. as daylight comes folks were expected to gather at the walmart in ridgecrest to pick up emergency supplies, that's what they've been doing last night and into this morning. look at the seismograph here, this is what happened the shaking the aftershock a little after 4:00 this morning, 5.4. very, very strong, so we're checking to see if there has been more damage. some businesses have already

begun the extensive task of cleaning up, after much of their merchandise hit the floor after the 6.4 quake struck about 6:30 yesterday morning. gas lines ruptures and those homes spared have a lot of cleanup to do. the mayor is asking residents to make sure they check on each other. >> making sure that everybody goes to their neighbor's house, knock on the door, make sure they're all okay, and that they seek help if they need it. >> there's also repair work to be done at the ridgecrest regional hospital where some plumbing was damaged yesterday and some residents had to be temporarily evacuated. again, all that cleanup this morning, despite those continuing aftershocks that have been going on all into the night, and again, very early this morning, with that 5.4. back to you. >> all right, thank you, roz. as we've already learned with that strong aftershock this morning the shaking is far from over in ridgecrest. since that initial magnitude 6.4 quake, you can see all of that yellow on your screen and the red.

the time lapse shows the main quake and all of the aftershocks that came after, some registering magnitude 3.0 or higher. >> this earthquake does not make the big one any more likely or any less likely. >> seismologists say there's about a 9% chance an earthquake stronger than a magnitude 6.4 could hit the region in the next week and 80% chance of at least a magnitude 5.0. seismologists also say back in 1982, in that same area, there is a 5.1 quake that triggered aftershocks that lasted up to six months. our team is working around the clock to bring you the latest information, when this aftershock hit this morning we sent out a silent push alert to the nbc bay area app so you'd be in the know as soon as you woke up. download the app to stay up to date. as fourth of july celebrations continue into this long holiday weekend, one of the biggest and most controversial events took place at the national mall. president trump played host.

"today in the bay's" craig boswell is live in washington with a closer look at the event and of course, craig, the backlash. >> and the cost. marcus, good morning. good morning, everyone. the president known for veering off script, stuck to the theme, a heavy focus on the military but it's the cost of the military hardware and the fly-overs that's being tallied up. [ cheers and applause ] fly-overs, a rare sight in washington, d.c., a key part of president trump's salute to america. as were tanks and troops. speaking from behind rain-soaked bullet proof glass the commander in chief focused on the military. >> we celebrate our history, our people, and the heroes who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united states military. ♪ >> reporter: adding up the cost

to the taxpayer may take some time. it's something the white house downplayed. today "the washington post" reporting combined hourly costs of some two dozen aircraft in thursday's fly-overs at more than $550,000 an hour, using defense department reimbursement rates. >> this will cost millions of dollars more to do this type of extravaganza if you will. >> save your voice. make your voice heard. >> reporter: the celebrations on the mall not without protest. the baby trump blimp making an appearance, near the white house a scuffle surrounding two people setting fire to the flag. after the president recalled the nation's beginnings -- >> on this day, 243 years ago -- >> reporter: eyes turned to the skies after dark for an extended fireworks finale. that fireworks show lasting a little more than 30 minutes, but the debate, marcus, over the cost is going to continue long after the fireworks have drifted away. back to you.

>> we can hear it tallying up now, craig. thank you for that report. also on capitol hill for you today is the official deadline for the white house to decide whether or not to scrap the citizenship question for the 2020 census. this week the commerce secretary said the census will be printed without it. yesterday president trump called it fake news and vowed to keep fighting it in court. last week the supreme court threw the question out and at least in the current form. opponents say asking if someone is a citizen would discourage immigrants legal or otherwise from airport participating in the census. a desperate effort to save that home on your screen that was fully engulfed in flames in the south bay. firefighters say they think illegal fireworks spart iked it. >> part of a busy night for firefighters around the bay area. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in contra costa county with the latest there. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris.

firefighters dealing with the aftermath from illegal fireworks. back to the san jose incident we'll show thaw video. multiple trees catching on fire as a result of that incident taking place on the 1800 block of lute court in san jose. witnesses claim teens were playing with fireworks in the streets which led to that home catching on fire. the man stepped into action, using his water hose to try to put out that fire, but crews did put it out. no one was inside of that home and there were no injuries to report thankfully. now in contra costa county, let's go over to that area, contra costa fire responding to 37 fires in six hours in areas such as pittsburg and martinez. when it came to the martinez fire, we know that was due to fireworks. over there in oakland, specifically east oakland, you can see i that video illegal fireworks in the area, that continues to be an ongoing problem in that part of town so really a long night for residents around the bay area, affected by this. we'll hear from some of them in the next half hour. reporting live, president

president for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. new video from southern california shows this palm tree on fire. it was tweeted out by san bernardino police with the quote saying "this is why aerial fireworks are illegal in our city. our officers are answering hundreds of calls for service regarding illegal fireworks. one team had to put out a brush fire earlier before it spread." bay area authorities are in the midst of a maximum enforcement period, that includes more chp patrols and in some cases dui checkpoints. tonight the peninsula agencies will deploy a dui checkpoint in redwood city. if you've seen or happen to see a blue helicopter flying through the skies over places known for high fire danger, we know why. pg&e rolling out a new fire prevention program in bay area locations including the oakland hills. high-tech helicopters are inspecting thousands of miles of power lines looking for trees

and branches that could potentially fall on power lines and then spark wildfires. it is the latest pha of expanded pg&e fire prevention effort and this week, the fly-over activity is ramping up in this part of california. happening now, the steamboat geyser in yellow stone national park is approaching a record number of eruptions. it's the world's tallest active geyser a shoots water more than 300 feet into the air. the steamboat geyser has erupted 25 times, according to the u.s. geological survey. it puts it on track to surpass last year's record of 32 eruptions. the largest number ever recorded in a year. >> that's how mad i was about hearing all the illegal fireworks, kept the dog barking, kari. >> we'll hear it again tonight, you already know. >> yep. >> we'll just get used to it i guess. we're waking up this morning with a clear sunrise, a beautiful start to the day, all clear skies in walnut creek. already looks warm but we are going to start out with cool temperatures, low 60s and then it does warm up quickly as we go

flu throughout the day with low 80s at 1:00 this afternoon. look at our microclimates and go throughout the day, with some temperatures in the upper 60s by 10:00 this morning. here we are at 10:00, concord already at 71 degrees. it's going to heat up faster in the inland valleys with antioch and livermore at 83 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon, while still staying in the 60s in san francisco. as we go into the rest of the day, a few spots will hit 90 degrees, but mostly some mid to upper 80s for the tri-valley, and much of the east bay, into the north bay today, so expect it to be a little hotter today than it was yesterday, and temperatures will peak tomorrow. so i'll talk more about that. vianey has a look at the commute and no major issues. >> no, like kris said, i'm on a second cup of coffee. i had time to run to the kitchen today. look at this, green speed sensors means you're good to go, no big accidents. an update for mass transit, all

of those who take mass transit, remember that b.a.r.t. is still on a holiday schedule which means they may cancel some rides due to low ridership, and that's on our website. check out the web side before you go and then miss out. ace still has no service for the holidays so they have no service and ac transit not seeing any delays and vta not seeing any delays but again, a couple of these are still seeing a couple of changes due to the holiday scheduling. you want to check that out before you head out the door if you have to get to work or class or whatever it is you have to get to, check that before you leave the house. aside from that, the roads are looking good. >> sounds good. i may have another cup of coffee, too. >> i'll have more water. 6:11 for you right now. a new way to pay next year on "today in the bay," the parking ticket program is giving drivers a uvehicnique way to settle fin. icloud is back after it was

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happy friday. we're coming up on 6:15 and it's a clear start over the south bay, just a few clouds rolling by. we're going to see a lot of sunshine by this afternoon, with willow glen temperatures in the upper 50s at 8:00. 68 degrees at 11:00, and 77 by 2:00 today. it will be a little lit warmer than it was yesterday but still pretty nice. we'll talk more about that and some cooler air in the forecast in less than five minus. uh-oh, i'm noticing some slowing for westbound 80 headed toward the bay bridge. it went up to 12 minutes, so we could start seeing a couple more cars out on the roads. westbound 92 toward the san mateo bridge looking good at 12 minutes and westbound 84 toward the dumbarton bridge about ten minutes. another look at how the rest of the bay area is doing, coming up. good morning. i'm frank holland here at cnbc headquarters, here are today's top business headlines.

we just got a first snapshot on the u.s. economy with the monthly jobs report, showed 224,000 jobs were added last month, well above the estimates about 35% higher than estimates. also unemployment ticked up slightly now at 3.7%, it was at 3.6%, a big turnaround for may, with only 72,000 jobs added but so far, we have not seen the positive reaction on the markets that you might expect. we're just about ten minutes away from the opening bell. dow futures still down more than 100 points. apple's icloud is back up and running after an outage took it down for a few hours yesterday. features such as calendars, contexts and reminders are affected and issues impacting apple pay and other services. this is the second outage for icloud this year and comes after a day-long outage that affected facebook. users were unable to upload or send media files on facebook, instagram and whatsapp. and chipotle is offering free delivery so soccer fans can

cheer on the u.s. women's national team in the world cup final sunday. the chain is serving up the favorite to go orders of three team members. you can choose from three entries including two customized salads and a burrito bowl. from today through sunday, delivery is free on all orders of $10 or more through chipotle's website or its app. you can send your friend, like me, some food. back over to you. >> frank, when you get it, i want you to say, gooooaaaalll! okay, you get the picture. >> oh, i can't wait. i can't wait. i just love doing it. it's always fun to do that. >> chip ooooo-tle bowl! >> that's a commercial there. >> they're getting free advertisement. let's wrap it up. >> thanks, frank. 6:17. we know no one enjoys getting a parking ticket but new las vegas is offering a new payment plan that helps school kids.

the city is launching a program that allows drivers to pay for a ticket with pencils, pens and paper. school supplies will then be donated to students in need, so the donations must be made within 30 days of the infraction. >> i wish santa clara county would do that with speeding tickets. a fast-moving suspect leads police officers on a chase in new hampshire. if you look at your screen, the suspect is there in the middle. see it? >> go! >> stratham police department shows the officers jumping at the site of a squirrel scurrying across the floor. a few minutes later they opened the garage and tried to lure the little guy outside but the squirrel runs in a circle with officers scampering behind it. the squirrel takes cover and eventually makes a run for it. they eventually get him out. nice to see they react just like us. >> oh! >> he was on his back or something. >> he jumped. >> i would, too. >> looked like it was on him.

>> i know. >> we got to circle back around to that one at some point and see what was going on. i like how your stance immediately changes. >> like don't go that way, don't go that way. get out, that way! we want to get out this weekend, because the weather is going to be perfect. >> it's going to have a warm start and then a cooler finish, so we are going to have all kinds of weather and also wide range in temperatures. so let's get out the door with a live look at the golden gate bridge that was all foggy yesterday for those fireworks. we still had that cool weather where you see the tourists in town wearing the t-shirt and shorts and you're like, did you know where you were going? so take a look at the seven-day forecast, it's already up at the bottom of the screen, as you head out the door. in oakland, with some upper 50s at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station and rising into the mid-60s by noon. we're going to say in the upper 60s here today, and then as we look at our inland areas, a little bit hotter this afternoon, with livermore reaching 85 degrees.

san jose is going to see a high of 82 degrees there. 72 in oaklandand napa up to 84 degrees. y make weekend plans and still a lot of places where you can see some fireworks tonight, check out the alameda county fair, this is the last weekend in pleasanton and it's going to be warm during the middle of the day but at the time of the fireworks tonight, it's going to cool off into the 60s, so bring a jacket and then there also will be some music on the square in redwood city tonight from 6:00 to 8:00 and that's also a way you can enjoy some of the comfortable weather, some breezy winds, but also some cooler air after sunset. so as we check out our forecast, we still have our same weather setup with high pressure to our west, and still very light onshore wind flow. that's going to back off today into tomorrow. slightly warmer temperatures, but then by sunday, this storm system will approach the pacific northwest and bring us some cooler temperatures from sunday through the start of next week and then we're also going to

have a lot more changes ahead. so our temperatures still going up and down right now, we're up, we're headed down on sunday with some breezy winds. by monday, look at that, we're starting out the new work week, a lot more people headed back to work and it's going to be up to 77 degrees in the valleys, but then look at thursday, we're going to see a spike in temperatures once again with some upper 80s, but not as many changes in san francisco, but just really windy and at times foggy with the sun peeking out every now and then. vianey, you've been tracking the roads and starting to see more slowing in a few spots. >> traffic is building, considering it's 6:21, building at a slow rate, and overall, any sort of minor crash cleared out of the south bay, the east bay. we had one in fremont, that's cleared out. you don't have to worry about that. northbound 101 from highway 85 looking at 18 minutes and northbound 280 from highway 101 to highway 85 seven minutes. i don't think you can use the excuse of traffic again today

considering this is what we're seeing on the roads. san mateo bridge, you didn't have to use the metering lights yesterday on the bay bridge and we don't have to worry about it today either. mass transit schedule, a quick reminder, b.a.r.t. is still on holiday schedule, they may be canceling lines due to low ridership. ace still no service for today. they didn't have service yesterday. that will continue through today. ac transit so far no delays and no delays for the vta. back to you. >> thanks, vianey. next on "today in the bay" -- >> a royal celebration, what we're learning about the private christening happening this weekend for baby archie. plus "nbc bay area responds." >> two languages and just one mission, to save you money. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" and telemundo responde next. you can find us on social media, this is my buddy coal enjoying a freedom walk, although he was on a leash. he loved the fourth of july

until the fireworks started and it was a bark fest and he was a scaredy cat. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now two languages, one mission, to get consumers justice. >> and often we get some money back, too. consumer investigator here chris chmura with a couple of our wins for our response team and responde and they have wracked them up recently. >> first the big picture here. for three years now, we've asked you to send us your consumer problems in english or spanish, and you have, in a major way. between our teams, telemundo 48 responde and "nbc bay area responds" you've sent in 21,822 calls for help. let's look at two cases where we helped put money back where it was. at telemundo 48 responde, arlen fernandez helped ana in oakland. she alerted her bank about $4,089 in unauthorized charges on her credit card but said the bank failed to act so arlen started asking questions, then the bank cleared ana's account. here at "nbc bay area responds," we spoke up for daniel in san bruno. he told us his home appraisal had gone sideways during a loan application. we helped straighten it out and got daniel the $425 appraisal fee returned in full. perhaps we can help you, too, in english, 888-996-tips or in spanish, 844-408-4848. have a great weekend.

6:26 now. this sunday, some americans are planning to cut the cord and disconnect from their cable providers. if you are one of them, keep in mind that it might not have as big an impact on your bottom line as you think. experts point out netflix and hulu subscriptions can add up. hulu's live tv is $45 a month. youtube tv is about 50. >> streaming services isn't aren't as cheap as they used to be. when you add them up, they may be more expensive than your cable bill. >> for anyone who would not want to pay a single dime you can get free nbc bay area with an antenna or service like logcast. meghan markle had a busy weekend, because she and britain's prince harry will christen their son archie in a private ceremony in windsor. it will be led by the archbishop

of canterbury tomorrow. archie's godparents will remain private. i say private for now. >> for now. we're following bay area development this is morning tied to illegal fireworks. trees and vehicles destroyed after investigators say they started this massive fire. witnesses told us multiple teens were seen doing moments before the fire started. cleanup is under way after a big earthquake strikes southern california, and this morning, new aftershocks strike some homes in shambles. what one woman who lived in one of those homes has to say, and what she said she did to escape.

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right now at 5:30, taking a live look outside in downtown san jose. sunrise, sunrise, beautiful way to start our friday morning. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. at 6:30 right now, we want to get a look at your microclimate weather forecast, because we know that even though the fourth of july is behind us, we have weekend plans. >> some people are continuing the weekend today. here is a live look in palo alto as you get ready to head out the door. a nice cool start but you may notice that temperatures this afternoon will be slightly warmer compared to yesterday. we'll be up to 77 at 1:00 this afternoon, eventually reaching the low 80s in the south bay and some low 90s in the east bay in a few spots.

i'll have more on this and the weekend forecast coming up in about six minutes. vianey, right now has a look at your smooth morning commute. >> i don't want to jinx us, but i've had one of the easiest jobs this morning, because i haven't had any big accidents to track, which i actually really enjoy, because that means nobody's out there getting hurt. now your overall drive times smooth commute. why not go to a beautiful shot of the san mateo bridge. not only can you enjoy the smooth commute but look at the skies, it's a good friday morning. back to you. >> thank you, vianey. breaking news this morning for you, the shaking continues in southern california, after yesterday's 6.4 magnitude earthquake in the mojave desert. >> it was a little after 4:00 this morning a 5.4 aftershock hit the same area, that was the strongest aftershock yet in the 20 or so hours since yesterday's quake. "today in the bay's" roz plater is joining us now the latest developments. we know folks are looking forward to try to get back to normal, roz.

>> they are, but they have a bit of a complication this morning. their homes and businesses and roads that are damaged but that cleanup is going to be much tougher since the aftershocks continue and potentially they could cause even more damage. i want you to listen to the sound of this latest aftershock that woke our colleagues in ridgecrest early this morning. what you're hearing is glass rattling as that 5.4 aftershock hit. nbc bay area photojournalist mikey vang grabbed his cell phone and shot this video for us. since the magnitude 6.4 quake struck yesterday, there have been more than 500 aftershocks. that number keeps going up. >> this earthquake does not make the big one any more likely or any less likely. >> seismologists say there's about a 9% chance an earthquake larger than a magnitude 6.4 could hit the region in the next week and 80% chance of at least a magnitude 5.0 but we've been

having aftershocks that big. sis molgzs also sseismologists a 5.1 quake triggered aftershocks that lasted in the same area as long as six months afterwords. >> that is not what the folks want to hear. thank you, roz. the ridgecrest earthquake damaged three homes, two caught fire, one of them you saw on our air yesterday, but a third was actually knocked onto its side and there were tense moments when the quake struck for the family that lived in that mobile home community. you can see the damage inside bernadette scoggins home. she felt like the quake kept going and going. at one point items on the shelves and walls started crashing on them. >> it came at me and my niece, so we landed in my closet, and i was shielding her. >> scoggin and her niece were able to get out with minor

injuries but we did see several other units with crumbled walls and other minor damage as well. people across the state felt the initial quake, this is a map showing the report the usgs received. one of our employees noticed the tiny shake here in our studios in san jose and people in san francisco and farther north also felt it. and it was felt most everywhere across los angeles. take a look here. you can see the water in this swimming pool rocking like ocean waves, even after the shaking stopped. >> we have a lot more about that quake online from photo galleries and video galleries of the swimming pools and what other folks saw to what you need to put in your earthquake kit. we are tracking the latest at nbcbayarea.com, you can also find us on twitter, instagram and facebook. the "today" show is continuing coverage after "today in the bay," coming up at 7:00. >> 6:35 right now. overnight a desperate effort to save a home on fire in the south bay. firefighters believe illegal fireworks were what started

this. this is part of a busy night for firefighters around the bay area. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in contra costa county with the latest. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. yes, a busy night. fireworks related incident over there in san jose, i was going to show that video to our viewers. multiple trees catching on fire as it relates to a fire that may be related to fireworks. that incident taking place on the 1800 block of lute court in san jose. witnesses telling us that teens may have been playing with fireworks in the streets, which led to that home that you see there catching on fire. now thankfully no one was in the home and there are no injuries to report but here are witnesses describing that scene. >> it was unfortunate because we have kids and stuff that are out here. we were trying to rush to save it. i ran to the neighbors door to make sure everybody was out of the facility, the house, so we're just really glad that nobody got hurt.

>> i worried that our house is going to get on fire, too, so i just grabbed the hose and climbed up the ladder and go on top of the roof and then tried to spray our house with the water. >> reporter: here's video from east oakland, with illegal fireworks in that area. that is an ongoing problem in that area especially on fourth of july, and let's jump over to contra costa county, you had crews responding to 37 fires, guys, in six hours. they went to areas such as pittsburg and martinez. they confirmed the martinez fire was due to fireworks, but crews were able to contain all of the fires. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> that can cause some dangerous consequences, fighting the illegal fireworks. thanks for the update. one person is dead and another in custody after this overnight crash near mt. hamilton. the crash happened a little before midnight when the chp says a car went down an embankment.

the passenger died at the scene. the chp said the driver had to be rescued and then was arrested. officers are not yet saying what that driver is charged with. a battle is reportedly brewing over a plan to eliminate about 100 parking spaces on the great highway near san francisco zoo. "the examiner" reports merchants on taraval are concerned if some some of the spots are taken away their businesses will suffer. it was supposed to happen july 1st but merchants put their foot down saying they got barely any warning from the city. city leaders now put the whole thing on hold, this is so they can have a scheduled town hall for next weekend. we want to get a look at your traffic picture. vianey, you've been saying you've had time to i don't know, read your email. >> catch up on a lot of stuff but it's always good news for you back home because that means that there's no big accidents, everyone's being safe on the roads, and it looks like everybody decided to take an uber or lyft.

i hope everybody did buzz we don't like dui drivers out there, no, no, no. we've got a little bit of an issue down to the south bay. looks like a hazard, but i need to look into that because this just popped up on the map as i was making my way out here. hopefully it's nothing serious. let's get right to your bridge drive times. westbound 80 toward the bay bridge about 12 minutes. westbound 82 toward the san mateo bridge 12 minutes and mass transit, b.a.r.t. remains on a holiday schedule. there may be a couple lines canceled because of low ridership so look out forethat, before you head out the door, if you take public transportation. all right, hopefully you had a long weekend, if you're up with us early this morning, maybe you're packing the car up to head to the beach or someplace fun. >> if you are going to the beach, pack a heavy jacket because it's going to be cool and foggy there. how about heading farther north to monte rio and around the russian river valley there will be the big rocky games happening today and the fireworks tonight, with the whole water curtain and beautiful display there.

we start out with some warm temperatures during the middle of the afternoon, with some mid 80s, but as we go into this evening it's going to cool off into the lower 70s. if you're planning to go to the giants game, a free concert and you don't have to have game tickets. get there at about 5:00, there will be some live music going on, and you may have to leave once the game gets under way, first pitch at 7:15. we'll have some cool weather there. bundle up with some breezy wind. you'll need the jacket if you're headed to the coast, mostly cloudy and some upper 60s there, while the bay makes it up to 77 degrees, our inland valleys will reach 85 degrees, but we will all have a cooldown on sunday with some gusty winds, and even the inland valleys only reaching 76 degrees with the coastal areas up to about 62. maybe you'll be checking out the fillmore jazz festival. we have great weather for that all day tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00 and if you're going to the sierra, that's a live look at squaw valley with some mid-70s

for today and tomorrow and upper 60s in the sunday forecast, and we also will have some cool and foggy weather in half moon bay, only reaching the upper 50s all throughout the weekend. we'll talk about what's going on today with our temperature trend, that's coming up in three minutes. >> thanks, kari. ahead for you right here on "today in the bay," authorities in the north bay investigating a deputy shooting. >> developing right now, the chaos they say forced them to fire and why the suspect was just one of several people sent to the hospital. also, protests planned outside house speaker's san francisco office, why many are spending the day after the fourth of july taking to the streets. also, all new this morning, new employment numbers are out that might give hope to job seekers. and looking at the big board, the dow is down 126 points. stocks fell today at the opening of the stock market, after the release of stronger job data, dampened hopes for easier

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for sharp lines every time, frog it! as we check out our forecast this morning, we start out with a few clouds over the south bay. looking live in san jose this morning, beautiful sunrise, upper 50s as you step out the door, and we will be heating up a little bit hotter than yesterday. we'll talk more about that, the weekend forecast is coming up in less than five minutes. and look at your tri-valley drive times, westbound 580 from

grant line road to 680, 19 minutes. no accidents to report in the tri-valley which is why your drive times are look so long good this morning. westbound 84 from vallecitos road to 680 only eight minutes. we'll look at how your bridges are doing and an update on the hazard in the south bay coming up. a night of illegal fireworks causing some major issues for residents across the bay area. in san jose, multiple trees caught fire and one incident last night look here, that incident taking place on the 1800 block of luke court, this is in san jose. witnesses claim teens were playing with fireworks in the street which led to this home catching fire. thankfully no one was home, no injuries have been reported. and here's some video from east oakland. illegal fireworks in the area an ongoing problem in the area for fourth of july. then in contra costa county crews responding to 37 fires in

six hours in areas such as pittsburg and martinez. the martinez fire was due to fireworks, as well as five others. crews say they were able to contain all of the fires preventing any major disaster s in bodega bay, a deputy shooting is under investigation, it happened about 7:00 last right when sonoma county deputies responded to a report of a man attacking people near pelican loop. not far from bodega harbor. deputies say when they arrived, the suspect turned on them and one deputy fired. they are not saying at this point whether that suspect was armed, but he is also accused of stealing a car. the suspect and several victims were taken to a nearby hospital. in some u.s. cities this morning, there are fears i.c.e. may be ready to ramp up immigration raids. president trump recently threatened as much saying earlier this week, something may happen after independence day. later this morning in san francisco immigrants rights supporters plan to protest at

the federal building outside the offices of house speaker nancy pelosi and hope to draw attention to what they believe are deplorable conditions at federal border detention centers. the rally is scheduled for 8:00 this morning. just in this morning, the june employment numbers and the labor department says 224,000 jobs were added last month, which is higher than the forecasts. meanwhile, the june unemployment rate stayed the same right around 3.6%. at the same time, average wages rose less than expected, and job totals for previous months were revised downward. the fourth of july usually means fun in the sun, maybe a bathing suit but in this case, there were bathing suits and also snow. here in colorado they are accompanied by snow. the snow is still around in tahoe and also, ski season in colorado officially ended yesterday but skiers decked out in red, white and blue made their way to arapahoe basin for a final run.

>> skiing on fourth of july you don't do that anywhere else but colorado, man, and that is it. >> no way, dude. nuh-uh. squaw valley is still open. >> right. this is the first time the basin has been open this late since 2011. a few runs in tahoe are still skiable for the foreseeable future. >> i do love seeing people skiing in swimsuits. i fall down too much. i'd get frost bite on my buns. >> i wipe out too much. >> that's some confidence there in your skiing. >> if you can do it, do it. this weekend you probably can wear a bathing suit in some places, skis in some places. a jacket. >> we'll have all kinds of weather. >> not the beach. the beach is too cold. >> cold weekend for bay area beaches, and the inland valleys are going to heat up. let's get you out the door in los gatos, headed to work or just enjoying your long weekend. it's going to be in the low 60s

to start, and then we see those temperatures warming up, it will be slightly warmer today, compared to yesterday. we'll be at 83 degrees at 2:00. check out the seven-day forecast. it's already up at the bottom of the screen, as we get a look at a couple of days of some warmer weather, and then a cooldown. let's go hour by hour for all of our microclimates, and here we are heading toward 10:30, and it's at 67 degrees in fremont, and still some low 70s already starting to pop up in the east bay. we'll have some low 80s at 1:30 this afternoon, with antioch at 83 degrees, and san jose up to about 82 degrees. now we will see a few spots reaching the low 90s, but then come down fairly quickly for tonight. we'll all cool off into the upper 50s once again. so if you're planning to head to the alameda county fair during the middle of the day, it's at about 86 degrees, but then at the time that the fireworks begin tonight, we'll be at 66 degrees, with mostly clear skies, a nice evening to head out there or also check out

music on the square, in redwood city, happening at courthouse square at 6:00, it's going to be 67 degrees and lower 60s so maybe a light jacket needed. as we look at our weather pattern and the setup for today and tomorrow, we will see a shift in the wind that brings us a slight offshore wind flow so that makes it feel a little bit hotter in the inland valleys but there will still be a marine layer and a cool coast. as we go into next week, the storm system starts to approach the pacific northwest and that shifts our winds. we will have a cooldown for the beginning of next week, but a lot of changes here ahead. so we're starting out up, with some low to mid 80s for today and tomorrow but then as we see that onshore wind flow, it gets breezy and much cooler on sunday into early next week, and then we'll see another warmup headed our way as we go into the end of next week, and for san francisco, not too many changes here, looks like we still keep the clouds and the fog and gusty winds, with a cooler weather there.

vianey has been tracking the roads and what's happening now in the south bay. >> remember i had mentioned an accident or hazard that popped up on my map? just as i was getting ready to make that last report, let's get to that accident because it appears to be a bit of an issue southbound 280 near the highway 17 interchange, so the right-hand shoulder is blocked. chp is reporting a possible box truck on fire. we hope everybody's okay. it doesn't say if it was a solo crash or more than one vehicle involved but there appears to be a car on fire on the shoulder, which could mean slowing as people stop to take a look or crews are on the scene making sure that everything gets cleared out. i will look more into that as soon as the chp gives more updates. the south bay drive times smooth commute so far. >> thanks, vianey. happening now, a helicopter carrying seven americans to ft. lauderdale crashed overnight, killing everyone on board. it had just taken off from grand

cay island in the bahamas. billionaire kohl executive chris klein was among those killed. the cause of that crash is now under investigation. up next, top stories, including breaking overnight, new aftershocks, we're tracking the overnight developments following the strongest earthquake to hit southern california in more than 20 years. people in that region feeling more shaking, what we know about the cleanup efforts under way this morning. we'll have more news for you right after the break. 6:52. you're watching "today in the bay." show me the crown.

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"today in the bay." >> the shaking is far from over in southern california, after yesterday's 6.4 earthquake in mojave desert. a little after 4:00 this morning, a 5.4 aftershock hit that same area. this is the strongest aftershock yet in the 18 or so hours since yesterday's quake. what you're hearing right there, glass rattling as that aftershock hit in ridgecrest. nbc bay area photojournalist mikey vang grabbed a cell phone and shot this. meanwhile, homes still in shambles. cleanup is continuing for those residents this morning. >> all of a sudden, it was a large, rolling earthquake. everything in my kitchen hit the floor, picture frames started falling off the wall, everything in my bathroom came down off the shelf. kids, they're very scared. >> seismologists say there's about a 9% chance an earthquake larger than the magnitude 6.4 could hit the region in the next

week, and an 80% chance at least a magnitude 5.0 this morning we saw this morning a 5.4. a little rain never hurt anyone, even president trump and his salute to america yesterday in washington, d.c. the president made a speech on the mall before the fireworks show with a heavy focus on the military and american history. the cost of the controversial event still being tallied today. >> this will cost millions of dollars more to do this type of extravaganza, if you will. >> as expected, the event drew both criticism and support, and the celebrations were not without protest. a baby trump blimp made the appearance there in the main mall near the white house and a scuffle broke out when someone set a flag on fire. today is the deadline for government to decide whether to extend, intends to scrap the citizenship question on the 2020 census, or move forward in court. this week, the commerce

secretary said the census will be printed without it. yesterday president trump called it fake news and vowed to keep fighting it legally. the supreme court threw out the question last week, at least in the current form. opponents say that asking if someone is a citizen would discourage all migrants legal or otherwise from participating in the census. if you have seen or you happen to see a blue helicopter flying through the skies over places known for high fire danger, it could be a pg&e helicopter. right now, pg&e is rolling out a new fire prevention program in bay area locations known for fire, including the oakland hills. high-tech helicopters are exp t inspecting thousands of miles of power lines looking for tree limbs that could damage the lines and spark a wildfire. it is the latest phase of an fire prevention effort and the fly-over activity is happening in this part of california this week

the steamboat geyser in yellow stone national park is approaching a record number of eruptions. it's the world's tallest active geyser, more than 300 feet into the air. the steamboat geyser has erupted over 25 times, puts it on track to surpass last year's record of 32 eruptions. the largest number ever recorded in one year. some people in the east bay may be a little sleepy this morning, all in the name of july 4th. a lot of people in danville were up before dawn yesterday, this is to save their places on the city's traditional parade route. more than 30,000 people, 30,000 is a lot of people lined the streets there for the july 4th tradition which dates back to 1958. this year's parade featured stunt planes which buzzed the crowds. this year's parade honored the 100th anniversary of the american legion. >> the fireworks are not the only thing about america we are talking about this morning. trending right now nathan's famous hotdog eating contest. >> it turned into a show with a

familiar ending. joey chestnut, we like to call jaws took the stage yesterday to try to beat last year's record, when he scarfed down 74 hotdogs, that was last year. >> nobody has done it with greater consumption, nobody's stomach has lasted as long as joey's. it's a dirty dozen for chestnut! >> that's so hard to watch. >> he put a lot in his mouth but not 74. chestnut wasn't able to beat the record he set last year but put up a good fight winning this year's contest by eating 71 hotdogs. this is his 12th win in 13 years. >> they say heat might have been a factor in him not choking down the last couple that would have been the record-breaker. >> take some pepto before or after? that's the question. >> kari? >> a little bit warmer today in the inland areas, with mid 80s today and tomorrow and cooler on sunday. >> all right. vianey, that last -- >> mass transit, still got a couple holiday schedules so look

out for b.a.r.t. ace still no service for the holiday. >> sounds good. it was great to have you with us on this fifth of july. we'll be back with more live local news at 7:25. >> have a great weekend. good morning. rattled. a strong earthquake rocks southern california, the biggest in two decades. 20 million people feeling the effects. fires, power outages, and a massive cleanup this morning. now, the question on everybody's mind, is this sign the big one is coming? what went wrong? a helicopter with seven people on board crashes off the coast of the bahamas. one of the victims, a billionaire coal tycoon who gave millions to good causes. we have the latest on the investigation and the tributes pouring in from a shattered community.