♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. good friday morning to you, july is 12th, 2019. we're already in july. you see the cars right there, this is in san jose, 101. >> yes. no on the shoulder. >> mike's got that covered. >> we'll get it. >> i'm marcus washington. thanks for joining us this todarnin the bay." >> aack on monday so we'll fit in a lot of fun today. >> let's go! >> first, the weather, it is going to be good for fun. >> it's going to be good for getting outside. it will be slightly warm in some

sports even though we start out with clouds. willow glen in the upper 50s and skies clearing out pretty fast. at noon, 73 degrees so feeling nice and comfortable. we're headed into the 80s today, even some upper 80s and gilroy up to 90. we'll talk about slightly warmer temperatures in the forecast and mike, so far, everything's off to a good start. >> we have the flashing lights on the shoulder that was right here southbound 101 at 680. i'll go back to my desk, the traffic center and check again but you see no slowing. looking toward the bay bridge, a smooth drive throughout contra costa county, even out of brentwood, down vasco road toward 580, a smooth flow. 580 across the freeway from the oakland zoo there was a small brush fire, quickly put out by crews, no problems, not even half an acre and the nimitz freeway. you have company but no problems there. 4:31 and look at your screen. there's more shaking, this time up north in seattle. it was a 4.6 quake that hit the

pacific northwest. happened around 2:51 this morning and there is a lot of seismic activity in the seattle area but this is a totally different fault system than the one that caused the ridgecrest earthquake in southern california. no reports of any major damage or injuries but we'll bring you updates as they come in. new overnight an apparent double stabbing in the south bay. so far, details are sketchy. the police are not confirming anything, but we could see a lot of officers, as you see right here, in that area surrounding santa clara street in downtown san jose. this is near the guadalupe river. the videographer covering the incident told us two people were stabbed late last night, one of them multiple times. police are not confirming any of that nor are they telling us if they've located an attacker. they are reaching o, wre

police. continuing coverage of the raids scheduled for this weekend. immigrants rights groups are mobilizing in preparation. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside san jose city hall where one group will rally later on today. i bet there will be a lot of people out there, bob. >> reporter: kris and marcus, the rapid response network here in santa clara county were participating in a few rallies including one in san jose city plaza. this is a community group that helps practice protect undocumented immigrants from being deported, and today they'll provide tips, hotline number to help migrants deal with this weekend's expected raids by i.c.e., that's immigration customs and enforcement agency, the federal agency. starting sunday i.c.e. i expected to round up 2,000 undocumented immigrants in ten major u.s. cities, including san francisco. this was to this planned sweep. through an interpreter one mother tells us she her immigra

what might happen on leave my children behind. don't want to be deported and >> reporter: immigration attorneys tell us that their phones are busy with calls from fearful undocumented immigrants who have a lot of questions. they say they are letting people know that they do have rights, including having access to an attorney, if they are taken into custody. back here in the south bay, rapid response network will host a news conference later this morning to educate undocumented immigrants with rallies later this afternoon in palo alto, morgan hill and as i mentioned here san jose city hall plaza. reporting live in san jose,rede as we continue here on be nbcbayarea.com, we have phone numbers listed to call throughout all nine bay area counties for more information on what your rights are. a 2-year-old girl in santa rosa is recovering after police say she was hit by a van near a busy crosswalk. we brought you the story as

breaking news last night at 5:00. >> now we're learning the driver of that van is facing dui and felony hit-and-run charges. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana has more on this terrifying story. >> reporter: this was left in the middle of the street, it's an item that was marked by investigators at the scene. it's a disturbing sight for neighbor loni holden >> it was a pink sandal left on the ground so yeah, yeah. i can only imagine what the family is actually going through. >> reporter: according to santa rosa police, the victim in this girl. she suffered serious injuries and was first rushed to santa rosa memorial hospital, then to children's hospital in oakland. she is expected to recover. according to witnesses she unexpectedly ran into the street. >> we believe at this point that the child was with an adult. the child ran towards the street, unbeknownst to the adult, and was struck by a didn't stop. >> rtoldeporteolice the vehicle white gmc van.

investigators located it just a few yards from the scene of the alleged hit-and-run. neighbor lonnie holden watched as the police officer examined it. >> the person lived in the apartment complex on the side over there. >> reporter: you know the driver? >> i don't know the driver personally but i've seen him drive through here several times. >> reporter: one of the investigating officers recognized the van from another hit-and-run next week. the owner hector cabralas larios was found in his apartment. he was arrested for suspicion of hit-and-run and felony dui. sergio quintana, "da convictions. the search is on this morning for a few in an upscale peninsulaighbhood. the hillsborough police say the men on the screen broke into two homes wednesday night behind the nueva elementary middle school campus. surveillance video picked up the men on nearby streets. they broke a glass window in the back of one of the homes to get in. if you saw anything, call

hillsborough police. apple park in cupertino is officially one of the most valuable buildings in the world. the company's spaceship headquarters is valued more than $3.5 billion. the building is huge, but it's still less than half the size of the pentagon. unlike the department of defense, apple has to pay property taxes. they are at 1%, so apple shells out about $40 million every year to santa clara county. more drama during the nba offseason. >> russell westbrook reportedly was traded to the houston rockets and in return the rockets will send oklahoma city chris paul, two first round picks and two pick swaps. aune westbrook with his former oklahoma city coming up o we are closely the gulf coast, as a tropical storm bears down on louisiana. the reason you could see those gas prices going up.

and listening in. the way google is defending it self after reports that human rights workers might be listening to conversations recorded by google assistant. and taking a live look outside in oakland this morning, yep, everyone's ready to go. we're going to have much more for you coming up on "today in the bay." 4:38 right now. you're watching "today in the bay." buttermoh manscuits now we're talking fried egg want it melty cheese want it sausage want it or bacon

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headquarters. wall street looks to extend its winning ways today. stocks were mostly higher yesterday after fed chairman jay powell suggested the fed is likely to cut interest rates this month. the dow closing above the 27,000 milestone for the first time ever. on today's watch list a report on wholesale or producer prices. you may notice an increase in gas prices as tropical storm barry takes aim at the gulf coast. more than half of the region's oil output has been cut as staff are taken off offshore rigs and platforms. flooding is the concern here and that could reduce operations at refineries and key pipelines that transport oil and gas throughout the country. the demand usually spikes ahead of storms but it depends on how fast the storm moves. google is chbd itting t ide practice of letting workers listen to software after reports

detailed workers listen to sensitive audio captured by accident. google says it takes precautions to protect user identities and has protections in place to prevent false accepts or when google system activates a device when someone doesn't use a proper word. it helps the software operate in multiple languages. back to you. >> let it listen in at my house. it will be bored to death. >> that's why i don't have one. you, rahel. a lot to say. coming up on "today in the bay," the w ndit. here is a live look outside in fremont as you get ready to head out the door. upper 50s to start and a fairly quick warmup headed into late morning into the afternoon. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up next. and a drive across the san mateo bridge west 92 with the tail lights, that's your commute direction but not much of a commute. we'll show you what we found for san jose, i followed uhm on

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were more likeable and trustworthy and men who had a nose job to be more attractive. men make up to cosmetic surgery market. >> i'd say go for it. at some point in life, i might. >> i don't think you need to. >> not now, because i don't plan on doing it soon but one day, you never know. >> that would be a whole nother story if she'd say,ome good. >> wouldn't change a thing about the forecast for the weekend. >> it's going to be warmer across the bay area, but there will be still some places where you can go and cool off. this morning, we are starting out with mostly upper 50s and low 60s, as you head out the door. a nice cool start to what will be a warmer day. a look at our temperature trend for martinez, we will see a few clouds during the early hours, but it all quickly clears out. we'll be in the low 80s at lunch time. it's already starting to warm up. check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen as we look at our south bay high

temperatures for today. in morgan hill, we're headed up to 89 degrees. we'll see mid 80s in milpitas today as well as downtown san jose. concord up to 93 and hayward tops out at 82 today. we'll see some low 80s in redwood city and palo alto, and san francisco in the upper 60s today. in the north bay, up to 90 in santa rosa as well as napa. so a little bit hotter there today. we have much more of a northerly wind picking up. for san francisco, we do still have a slight onshore wind flow that keeps it breezy, even as we start out today, and then going into the afternoon, we see those wind speeds picking up especially this evening for the coastal areas, and we will still clouds there lingering throughout the afternoon, but it will be clearing up in santa cruz today, so if you're going there for the weekend, expect some upper 70s really comfortable weather especially with some of the valleys heating up, and we're heading up to 92 degrees for tomorrow in the inland areas. it's going to be pretty hot in some spots, but then look at

what happens next week, we go back to our more seasonable weather for early july, and then going into san francisco, staying nice and cool there, breezy, and also going to see mostly sunny skies. mike, you're starting with the drive through san jose. >> kari, we saw the flashing lights. i didn't have an answer for you and i still don't. southbound 101 all clear and i scanned the area just as they cleared that one set of flashing lights over on the shoulder, right around the 680 interchange. that was the last of it. everything cleared there through the area and the speed sensors reflect the same, as you it, highway 17 northbound smooth in toward silicon valley. a nice little slowdown just a little bit west 580 as it merges with 205, and then things clear up through the tri-valley. on the peninsula 101 at san bruno avenue a crash on the shoulder. there may be a semitruck which will distract but not causes sensors to change from green. over here the cash lanes on either side of the fastrak in the middle are slow. notice we don't have all the

cash lanes open just yet. that's not bad, only to the end of the parking lot and holding steady the last ten minutes. no delays b.a.r.t. it takes you under the water and under that toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. there are more developments surrounding the death of dawan armstrong at the santa rita jail in derbeken reported on the year-long search for answers. >> waited too release! >> reporter: activists poured into the district attorney's office yesterday demanding they release body cam footage of armstrong's death. the investigation found he was asphyxiated after placed in a full body restraint device and had a spit mask covering his face. investigators say armstrong had taken drugs and was acting strangely while in his cell. when deputies tried to move him to a medical unit he got

combative, why he was placed in restraints. he stopped breathing minutes later. a shooting outside of a taco bell in livermore that left a teenage boy dead. investigators released this picture of a white volkswagen. they believe the driver of this car was in that parking lot and may have witnessed the shooting. police believe haar hay shot and killed 16-year-old moseby, a popular student at high school. if you have any information about this case you're urged to call police. to a warning for those of you who like to hang ten. this is video post to chp facebook page shows cars zooming by and then a surfboard that wasn't properly tied down flies off. thankfully no one was hurt though it could have caused a chain reaction disaster. good reminder, if you have anything on your car, secure it

properly. oh my goodness, did you see how close those people were? >> yes. >> geez. all right, are you ready? suddenly it is that time of year and if you notice a spring in the step of your co-worker who wears his joe montana jersey every day on casual friday, we may have the answer. nfl training camps are stadium. starting today at noon, all fans can purchase tickets to attend about a dozen open practices. the cost is about $5 and that es> 4:51 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," stop the ringing from this right here, your cell phone. we'll tell you about the process made to keep the robo calls from blowing. your phone. what several major carriers are doing to cut those calls down. and happening now, the cuban government says tourism is likely going to drop more than 8% after tighter u.s. restrictions hit the caribbean island. last month, the trump administration banned cruise ships, private planes and yachts from traveling to the island, and also ended a heavily

educational category of travel allowed as an exception to the overall ban on tourism. it is 4:52 and we will be right back.

good morning to you. this is a sculpture. do you know where it is? if you live in fremont, you probably do. it's at central park and it represents the synergy of fremont. happy friday. >> good friday too. 4:55 right now. nbc bay area responds to complaints about robo calls every week, for more than a year. our team has shown how annoyance and often involves the fraud in these cases. >> it can be so serious but the major players are fighting back. consumer investigator chris chmura fills us in on the robo call summit that was held this

week in washington. >> reporter: washington is well aware your p ringing. >> we detect about 300 million illegal and unwanted calls a day. >> reporter: we watched a livestream from d.c. as industry leaders, tech experts and phone company reps brainstormed with the fcc about stopping illegal robo calls. they shared their latest weapons in the war p the biggest gun is still being built. it's called shaken/stir. it should alert you when a number is spoofed like when scammers make your caller i.d. read irs. >> shaken doesn't tell you the . it verifies the valid of the calling party number. >> reporter: phone companies have until the end of the year to voluntarily implement shaken/stir. if they don't, the fcc chairman says he'll make it mandatory. >> we are prepared to go to rules at the fcc in early 2020 if major providers don't meet that end of the year deadline. >> reporter: chris chmura,

"today in the bay." okay, so it just got more real for shark fans out there. the team's former captain, joe pavelski, is putting his san jose house up for sale. >> oh. >> look, so nice, too. this is 4,400 square feet of home. willow glen neighborhood listed at $3.6 million. it has five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, an infinity pool, oh, a spa. wait, i want to stay there until they sell it. after 13 years with the team, pavelski is now headed to the dallas stars. >> it is sad to see him go. you bump into him in the neighborhood sometimes and he's always just very chill and very cool. not all homes in the neighborhood look like that, they don't. >> i still want the house until they sell it. >> they do staging. maybe they could have people staging. >> we're ready. coming up on "today in the bay," we are watching that

forecast with kari. you might want to crash joe pavelskioo >> f a pool somewhere, especially in the inland areas and the valleys today. it's going to be heating up. cuintartg out nice and cool but will be at 81 degrees at 2:00 today. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up. and we're looking at all your drives as well. this one through fremont past the truck scales and looks great. we'll show you what we can find as you head into san francisco. and as kari was telling us, that weekend warmup is on the way. a big alert if you're planning to head to the beach. officials are issuing a shark warning. you're watching "today in the bay." introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo.

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monday although the weather was cooler. >> it was cooler, and we're going to heat up today. a live look in san francisco, a stdg even as the cars drive by. checking out concord, ooh, look at that. upper 60s to start. 91 at 3:00, so get ready for some hotter weather and mike, you're also checking out the