we saw the shark and another shark and found another shark. >> a pilot captures images high above the coast. we are live where the sharks were spotted, with what officials are telling beach goers. plus -- >> to be totally honest, extremely unfriendly to us. >> president trump lashes out at courts over the citizenship question, and decides to give up the fight. coming up in a live report from capitol hill, the president's new plan. and bracing for barry. we are tracking that powerful storm that could grow into a hurricane before it makes landfall in louisiana. when it could hit, coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your day with us right here on "today in the bay" on this friday morning. i like the sound of that, friday. it rolls off the tongue. >> it's lovely. especially if you have good plans. >> yeah, and i'm marcus washington. we planned to have a good time this morning. >> that's right, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia and

that forecast, you know, the hot weather if you're going to have it, the weekend is the perfect time. >> and it's also a good thing that we have some areas that stay cool as well. so it won't be hot all across the bay area, just our inland valleys. and so we start out this morning, take a look at that view. >> nice. >> i love it. that's above the fog, over san francisco, as the sun rises and i know in the city, you can't see any of this right now, because of the clouds and the drizzle. let's head inland to antioch and start your morning commute, going to heat up today, upper 80s by 1:00. we'll get a look at our microclimates coming up. and mike, you have a couple of east bay delays. >> and also the view from below the clouds. one of the east bay delays will be b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. reports a minor delay. antioch line headed between orinda and rockridge, into oakland, ten minutes there, some sort of equipment problem. we've heard nothing else over the last ten minutes. the good news is the roadways even though there's a backup at the bay bridge, notice the fastrak lanes loosening up and the cash lanes back to the end

of the parking lot. minor backup, minor delay out of the east bay. we'll see this build over the next 40 minutes, south bay and peninsula they have a lot of work to do before we get slowing there either. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a live look in san jose city hall for you this morning. today immigrant advocates will be on hand there to help people navigate this weekend's planned i.c.e. raids. there are massive protests planned in the bay area and across the country. bob redell will have much more on that developing story coming up for you in the next half hour. after days of hinting that he could use an executive action to insert a question about citizenship on the upcoming census, president donald trump is now using a different approach. he said he's ordering federal agencies to use already existing databases to gather that same information. >> "today in the bay's" sarah dallof is in washington and this is really a new tactic. >> a new tactic indeed. president calling off essentially the fight to put the

question that turned the census into a political weapon. president trump backing off his bid to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census. >> the case is already in three federal district courts that have been, to be totally honest, extremely unfriendly to us. >> reporter: instead issuing an executive order for federal agencies to compile citizenship records from existing databases. >> knowing this information is vital to formulating sound public policy. we will leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: this as the president prepares for mass deportation raids this weekend, in at least ten major u.s. cities, prompting outrage across the country. several arrested in buffalo. >> abolish i.c.e.! >> reporter: advocates speaking out in chicago. in d.c., republican support. >> beginning to deport people

who have gone through the process and lost their case to me is not cruel. it's reinforcing the rule of law. >> reporter: democrats furious. >> it means moms, dads, families being torn apart. it is absolutely disgusting. >> it has nothing to do with the security and safety of the united states. >> reporter: new moves from the president prompting new ripples of fear across immigrant communities. and the raids will target some 2,000 people who have been ordered deported previously, but it could also involve immigrants who happen to be stopped on the scene. marcus and kris? >> certainly going to be a busy weekend, especially here in the bay area, where people have been dealing with this before. thank you for the update. back here at home, there could be danger in the water as you head out to the beaches this weekend. a shark warning for people headed to "today in the bay's" coastline. thom jensen is live in half moon bay.

with what pilots saw there, thom, this is unbelievable. >> reporter: i can tell you that -- good morning -- that this warning came after several pilots actually saw sharks as they were making their approach into the local airstrip here, which is just north of us here at half moon bay. they could see them from the air, as they made that approach, and pilot bart selby of san carlos had his airplane here at that strip, and decided to go up for a look himself, and he says what he saw was quite shocking on the water here yesterday. >> my thought was the chance of us seeing a shark are like one in a thousand, and we were up for five minutes, we found a shark. then we found another shark, and then we found another shark. >> i wanted to swim, but now i will double think about that. but it's cool. >> reporter: selby said he saw

at least four sharks. the san mateo sheriff's department issued a warning on social media, that great white sharks were spotted in the bay, although the species has not been confirmed yet. bart selby says he saw all four sharks between pillar point which is north of us near mavericks beach and the ritz-carlton, about five miles south where we are right now. this continued warning this morning just expected to be one of the hottest days this summer. in lyndon people are headed to the water for swimming, fishing and swimming. still a warning there could be sharks, maybe great white sharks and several of them here at half moon bay. live at half moon bay, thom jensen for "today in the bay." >> cool sharks to see but from a distance. thanks for the update. >> reporter: yeah, right. >> 6:06 this morning. the search is on for dangerous weapons stolen from an fbi agent's car in oakland.

a semiautomatic rifle, a magazine loaded with bullets and fbi jacket all missing at this hour. investigators say that theft happened wednesday night at the hagenberger shopping center across the street from the coliseum, near the in and out burger. the fbi is offering a $5,000 reward for the return of those items. and the top cop in san luis obispo is apologizing after leaving her gun in a restaurant restroom, which was then stolen. here is chief deanna cantrell. >> my actions were irresponsible and dangerous, and i'm so grateful that after our preliminary investigation, a child didn't find it. i was complacent, and that's something you can never be with a firearm. >> surveillance video captured the possible suspect who may have taken the weapon. here is a picture. the search for this man you see right here continues. these are not the only times this has happened. our investigative team has

reported before on stolen law enforcement weapons, to watch all of those reports, you can head to nbcbayarea.com and search "stolen guns." happening today, governor newsom is expected to sign a massive wildfire protection bill into law that makes rate payers share the cost of future wildfires caused by utilities like pg&e. the complex bill was approved yesterday by the legislature. it creates a new $21 billion fund for victims and about half of that money will come from utility customers. lawmakers say your bills will not go up, but critics say this is a gift to the you tilts. the governor who supports the bill says the utilities will have to meet higher safety standards because they can't access the funds. in louisiana, a hurricane warning is now in effect, and it could arrive as early as tomorrow. >> as we've been reporting to you, tropical storm barry is headed straight for the state's coast with new orleans possibly taking the brunt of the storm. so here's what's happening right now. sandbags are being put out in

low-lying areas to try to move some of that flooding around. people are also leaving town. we've been showing you video of flooding from the rain all this week in new orleans, and now the mayor there is sounding the alarm. >> we cannot pump our way out of the water levels and the water falls that are expected to hit the city of new orleans. >> here is the big concern, the mighty mississippi is already at flood stage, and with more rain expected, things could get much worse. >> meteorologist kari hall is tracking all of this for us. kari, i know you know that area well. you've lived there before. what are people dealing with right now? >> they are evacuating some of the coastal parishes there, as they get ready for heavy rounds of rain. we're already starting to see some of those heavy rain bands moving in, and so they have been soaked. the water levels are high, and it really can't hold much more, and the problem is, this system is so slowly moving that it's going to dump the potential of anywhere from 10 to 20 inches of rain, and so as this moves in, we're going to see this

producing some flooding, the potential of some of those levees being breached, and so that's going to be what we'll watch over the next few days and hopefully we get the best case scenario with some of the lower ends of rainfall totals expected there. so far, we are going to see this moving in, as we go into tomorrow as well, so wll have more updates on that. i'll bring it back home with a look at our local forecast, coming up in a few minutes. mike, now you're tracking a crash on the peninsula? >> i am, way over on the coast, highway 1 all the way over here near the tunnel. we don't have any major problems reported but i see a little slowing show up on the northbound side of highway 1 so we'll track that and a note for folks headed north from pacifica and half moon bay. we'll look at a smooth drive all sides of the bay, all warned, green sensors. . is a great friday drive, light volume of traffic through the dublin interchange, a little slowing highway 84 and there you go, maybe one blip for 880 through hayward, where you expect to see any slowing if there is any right now.

a smooth drive for fremont, southbound 880, loosening up a little bit. things are getting lighter after the early bursts in most of your spots. the delay that we have to report is on b.a.r.t., orinda into rockridge highway 24 there's an equipment problem for one of the trains but it's been holding steady. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay," singer r. kelly back in jail, arrested on more sex trafficking charges. still ahead at 6:25, where he is expected to be extradited to face those charges. president trump this morning weighing in on libra, that new facebook cryptocurrency. we'll walk you through it, coming up in business and tech. i know you like cute things, scott. look at that. these baby penguins learning how to swim and guess what? you can check them out for yourselves and in person. but you probably can't hold them. we'll tell you where you can get all this done, have a little fun this weekend, coming up here for you on "today in the bay." 6:11. just when you thought you were done painting...

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the time is 6:14. it's a cool start. whatever you have to do in pleasant hill try to get it done early. if you are about to head to work it will be 61 degrees and we'll see temperatures later on today reaching the mid 80s by 1:00. it's going to be hotter. we'll talk about that and the weekend forecast in less than five minutes. looking at oakland, the nimitz moves very nicely, a nice loosely packed traffic flow helps do you that. we have one delay coming through

into oakland out of orinda, recovering as well. the bart train the equipment problem has been in recovery mode. very good morning and a happy friday to you as well. the dow industrials crossing 27,000 for the first time. markets roaring ahead on hopes of rate cuts. let me be a downer here for a minute. rate cuts are like medicine. if you are happy getting your medicine, it's still because somebody thinks you're sick. the dow rose partially because of a jump in health care stocks. look at anthem. they're up because the president's plan to lower your health care costs is not working. so a higher stock market is not necessarily good for everyone and everything. facebook was actually down as worries grow about its proposed libra cryptocurrency. what will congress do, asks politico. the atlantic wonders, what about privacy? hidden costs, warns "usa today." india is not interested says cnn. president trump weighed in tweeting he doesn't like

cryptocurrencies. he prefers the dollar and fed chairman powell raising concerns about money laundering. facebook has a long road ahead of it. google responding after a dutch news reporter discovered google contractors are listening to recordings of some of the things you say to your google home assistant. they do that to better program the voice recognition. google says the report is true. amazon does this, too. ideally they're only listening to the recordings after the wake-up word okay google, or alexa. this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. this is how they get the devices to understand what people say. ford just made a deal with volkswagen. vw will invest billions in ford's argo self-driving car system and ford will get access to vw's electric car technology. the genius project in oakland to teach young black men

about coding and leadership and entrepreneurship. this week on "press:here" i sit down with the organizer who says his aim is not necessarily to increase the number of african-americans at high-tech firms. >> we aren't going to lose sleep on the representation on a given night because we're helping young people understand how to build for themselves, how to build relationships, and how to find their pathway and make their pathways if they're not clearly established. >> dr. brandon nicholson saying i'm not here to help google. i'm hear to help the young men, who will make the next google for themselves. we'll talk about it on "press:here" sunday after "meet the press." something else that might make you feel good. >> what's that? >> penguin chicks. >> hey, what are you doing? >> finding his best light. >> we can tell you they're learning how to swim. can you believe that? these adorable chicks right here at the san francisco zoo, so you can see them this weekend if you

like. this is their first time swimming and also learning how to socialize and eat. all five of the chicks were born at the zoo two months ago. so they're still just little babies. look kind of big though, right? >> yeah. >> eating a lot. >> you might be thinking we outdid it with the cute baby animal this is week. we don't think so. >> nope, nope. we've been showing you the baby flamingos from oregon, this was yesterday, also the ducklings in sacramento. i want to know which one is your favorite. go to my twitter -- instagram page, m underscore dubworld, you see on the screen, and vote on which one. right now the penguins are in the lead. if you say no, no, it's the flamingos or the little ducklings, you need to go vote. make your voice heard! >> i voted. i like to exercise my rights. >> you don't have to tell us. >> i'm going to decline to state. >> i did vote, kris, yesterday on your back to school. >> are you doing shopping? >> no. not even think beiing about it.

>> i'd like to think about it to try to get deals but there's too much summer going on. >> yes, absolutely. >> a lot of summer going on. >> a lot of summer. >> it is going to feel like it this weekend as we get ready for hotter weather all across the bay area, especially inland, for the coast, we are going to keep it cool there, and this is why. we are still seeing the fog rolling over san francisco. this is our view of our camera above the fog from our sutro tower camera. as the day begins we have fog near the coast and all clear in the inland valleys. right now it's 56 degrees in sunol. in the tri-valley if you're about to head out to the dublin b.a.r.t. station it will be cool, upper 50s to start but look at how fast it warms up, we're at 76 at 11:00. 84 at 1:00 today, and so with our high temperatures above where we've been all week long, our warming trend is under way. morgan hill, expect a high of 89 degrees. east bay highs seeing a lot more 90s here. concord up to 93 degrees, while

oakland tops out at 75, and look at how cool it will be in half moon bay, 61 degrees. palo alto reaches 82. in san francisco, mostly some 60s there, but 80s and 90s in the north bay. we do still have a very weak onshore wind flow for the inland areas. it doesn't help us out much today. by this evening, it's really starting to pick up with some windy and cool conditions in san francisco, half moon bay, and our beaches are cool and windy but santa cruz not much in the way of wind, so it's going to be warmer, and we'll get more sunshine. so it's going to be a nice weekend there, and our valleys are going to be really hot, so you may be looking for somewhere cool and we're going to see it coming down just a few more degrees early next week, after that hot weekend, but really no big changes in san francisco. mike, how is that b.a.r.t. delay? >> minor and clearing. anywhere west of orinda, we should see no problems, max ten-minute delay for perhaps one or two trains still in the system. over here, we're also seeing the same thing for the bay bridge.

backup minor and clearing right now. the worst of the backup is over on the right approach. the fastrak lanes let up over the last ten minutes. a little build again, we'll see that fluctuate in the commute any time before 7:00 and it will kick in there and around the bay. the richmond-san rafael bridge early slowing and clearing again here, same pattern the bay bridge a little bit more lag coming off of the east shore freeway. the light friday drive, highway 4 through bay point, over the last seven minutes the slower sensors popped up. by the time we get to concord, walnut creek, everything is fine. south 680 toward the dublin interchange and including the dublin interchange a nice flow and minor delays altamont toward livermore. the san mateo bridge drive is slowing a bit for the flat section. more people. >> thank you, mike. coming up, singer k. kelly arrested again, the new charges he's facing outside of illinois. plus a brush fire raging out of control right now in maui. the impact it's having on

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click, call or visit a store today to learn more. 6:24, breaking news out of ridgecrest, they had another earthquake, it was a 4.9 earthquake, so strong enough to be felt there. it happened just about ten minutes or so in the same area as the devastating earthquakes that happened a week ago today. the 7.1 that happened a week ago

today, and the other one that happened the day before. at this point, there are no reports of damage or injury, but you might remember that earlier this morning, we were reporting there was another earthquake in the seattle area, just to let you know, these are completely different fault systems, so we don't expect that there will be any relation between what happened up north and what is happening down in southern california. we're going to continue to track this, because we know that folks are still trying to recover from those massive quakes last week. 6:25 right now. nbc bay area responds to complaints about robo calls every week. for more than a year our team has shown how the annoyance involves fraud as well. >> the major players in the industry are working to fight wok. consumer investigator chris chmura fills us in on the robo call summit held this week in washington. >> reporter: washington is well aware your phone is constantly 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 content, intent of the call. it verifies the validity 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." r. kelly is in custody this morning on federal sex trafficking charges. we learned he will be taken to new york. investigators say they will release more information later

today. this is not the first arrest for kelly. back in february, he was charged with several counts offing avapted savapt aggravated sexual abuse. 11 additional charges of sexual assault in may. thousands of people are evacuating the island of maui after a large brush fire start there had yesterday. it's already burned about 3,000 acres and there's word this morning that the nearby airport is getting back to normal, though smoke did divert flights yesterday. the fire is in maui's central valley. late last night evacuation orders were lifted for people who live in north kehei, but there are no reports of homes burned there. coming up next on "today in the bay," fear and anxiety spreading across the bay area as i.c.e. raids could happen this weekend, rounding up undocumented immigrants. >> we've been getting a lot of phone calls about people who are panicked. >> immigrant advocates mobilizing. coming up in a live report, where folks can seek advice. and take a look at this

incredible surfboard video, flying off of that car on the golden gate bridge. that's still ahead for you. you're watching "today in the bay." whoa.

right now at 6:30, a live look at downtown san jose, where the cloud cover is there now, but it will be going away, and the warm weather will be rolling in. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez, in for laura.

>> announce >> and i'm marcus washington. we head over to meteorologist kari hall looking at what we can expect from this weekend's weather. >> it's going to be heating in the valleys. a wide range of temperatures weed owe headed our way. mid to upper 50s as you step out innen could cord. look at how fast it warms up. by 10:00 we're at 7. lunch time it's 81 and 93 degrees today at 4:00. it is going to be hotter for today, as well as tomorrow. so we'll talk more about that, as the weekend forecast, mike, you're following up on a crash along the coast. >> hopefully that will clear in time to get away from concord's heat. green almost everywhere along the bay. a little build for hayward over in the east bay, the nimitz. here we show a lot of red. there may be traffic controls so we'll mark it as closed or partially closed. this is highway 1, the crash we told you about around linda mar boulevard up to the tunnel. we have traffic control because of the crash. no major injuries reported but it's a narrow roadway and they

have to move the vehicles. the rest of the bay all right, just a backup at the been beay . breaking news out of ridgecrest, folks felt a 4.9 earthquake. strong enough to feel it near the epicenter. it happened about 20 minutes ago, and reportedly was not only felt there near the epicenter of ridgecrest but also folks reported they if elt it in loss a lossage felt it in los angeles. there are no reports of damage or injuries but this is the latest large aftershock, after last week's 7.1 magnitude quake. new for you this morning, shaking in seattle. it was a 4.6 quake that hit the pacific northwest. happened around 2:51 this morning and this is a totally different fault system than the one that caused the ridgecrest earthquake. no reports of any major damage or injuries but we'll bring you updates if anything changes.

continuing coverage of the raids that are scheduled for this weekend. immigrant rights groups are mobilizing in preparation. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us outside of san jose city hall. one group will rally later on today. bob? >> reporter: marcus, there's a few rallies planned for the south bay and peninsula later today. the rapid response network here in santa clara county are participating in a few rallies including one in san jose city plaza. this is a community group that helps undocumented immigrants from being deported, and today they'll provide tips, hotline number to help migrants deal with this weekend's expect the sweeps by i.c.e. it will be starting sunday. the immigrations customs enforcement agency, it's a federal agency, is expected to round up 2,000 undocumented immigrants in ten major u.s. cities, including san francisco. this was the scene yesterday in sf, where a number of people protested outside the i.c.e. office downtown, demanding an end to this

weekend's planned sweep. through an interpreter, one mother tells us she escaped violence in guatemala with her two sons in february, even though her immigration case is still pending, she worries what might happen on sunday. >> translator: for my kids, yes, i'm a little fearful because i don't want to be deported and leave my children behind. >> reporter: immigration attorneys we spoke with say 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 about what could be happening this sunday. there will be rallies later this afternoon in palo alto, morgan hill and as i mentioned at the city hall plaza here in san jose. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you.

extensive coverage of this weekend's i.c.e. raids, as we continue here on nbcbayarea.com, we have phone numbers listed to call throughout all ninba counties for more information on what your rights are. during this situation. now to a shooting outside a taco bell in livermore that left a teenager dead. >> investigators released this picture of a white volkswagen. they believe might have been in the parking lot at the time, and they think the driver may have witnessed that shooting. police believe jorge tayez shot and killed 16-year-old emmanuel moseby. tayez is still on the run and considered armed and dangerous. moseby was a popular student at livermore high school. if you have any information about this case, livermore police are urging you to call. authorities are optimistic a 2-year-old girl will recover after she was hit by a van in a crosswalk in the north bay. the suspected driver meanwhile now facing tell know hit-and-run

and dui charges. this happened yesterday in santa rosa. the toddler suffered serious injuries when investigators say she was walking through the crosswalk, when that incident happened. the incident left neighbors shaken, especially seeing the sandal left on the scene. >> it was a pink sandal left on the ground so yeah, yeah. i can only imagine what the family is actually going through. >> police got a vehicle description and officers found the suspect a short distance away. they say he was inside his own home and they believe that he had been drinking. look at your screen here. this is a warning for folks who like to transport things on the top of their car. in the video posted by chp to the marin facebook page, see a car zooming by on the golden gate bridge and the car with the surfboard that flies off. it is really lucky that nobody was hurt, because as we slow down the video, and you see

those surfboards coming off, you see how close those two folks were on the sidewalk right as it happened. so a reminder from the chp marin, make sure if you have something strapped onto your car, it is secured properly. mike, you report on a lot of stuff falling off of people's cars. we don't usually see how it goes there. that's terrifying. >> thank goodness no one was hurt, but yes, by the way that audio, "oh" was me when i saw the screen. thank goodness there's light traffic flow and nothing to report as far as flying debris. not coming to chp at least. over on the peninsula highway 1 i have the roadway marked closed. a traffic alert. chp have closed the roadway at the lantos tunnels, we had the tunnels to alleviate the problem with the hill inslide but there's a crash involving a sewage truck which was empty, thank goodness. >> pew.

>> a major problem for the narrow roadway and the bay bridge toll plaza just has your standard friday backup. >> okay, thank you for telling us. >> i just thought i'd put the detail in there. good morning, folks. >> well, good morning and good view to the weekend. >> yes, we have a lot of events going on around the bay area, and a wide range in temperatures. let's kick with off with the a's game tonight at 7:07 and we'll have some nice and cool conditions there, clear skies, a great evening, so enjoy right there in oakland. as we look at our weekend forecast, saturday is going to heat up to 92 in the valleys. the bay up to 86 degrees, and the coast stays nice and comfortable, 69 degrees. also see upper 60s on sunday and still that spread as you head from the beach to the valleys. if you're going to be in the south bay, check out the san jose obon festival helping saturday and sunday. it's going to be slightly hotter on saturday, with our upper 80s there, and then going into the evening, it starts to cool off.

by 7:00, we're at 79 degrees. staying clear all day, but we will see a lot of clouds and fog at times in san francisco, for the bastille day festival happening around the city. we'll be in the low 70s there during the middle of the afternoon. the tri-valley is going to be hot. saturday 93 degrees. just doing a little bit better on sunday with a high of 88 degrees, and if you're going up to lake shasta, you want to go swimming as our highs there all weekend long top out in the low 90s. this is where you get the natural air conditioning, half moon bay stays in the low 60s, and it's going to be windy, may even need a jacket or a heavier coat and if you're going down to l.a., we're seeing those highs there reaching 78 degrees on saturday and sunday. of course a bit hotter in the valleys, and let me know where you're going, what you're doing. i'm @karihallweather on twitter, facebook and instagram. a look at today's forecast coming up in three minutes. >> can't wait. coming up here on "today in the bay," all new overnight, a

stabbing in san jose. up next, brand new details that's just coming in to our newsroom. also, shark, shall we say sharks, not just one, but several spotted off the san mateo county coast. we'll tell you exactly where, in case you're headed out. president trump once again joking about not leaving the white house, even if he has to. we'll take a look at that. let's take you out to new york city and the big board, dow industrials well over 27,000, in a big rally. you're watching "today in the bay."

nlgt right now at 6:42, we're seeing clouds in parts of the bay area. it starts out cool, in fremont

as you head out, we have low 60s and skies clearing by 9:00. we'll make it into the upper 70s by 1:00, and you'll feel a little bit warmer today compared to yesterday. we'll talk about the weekend and where we see a lot of 90s in the forecast, that's coming up in less than five minutes. we'll call these 65, the folks driving at the speed limit, we'll make sure they don't get in trouble there. palo alto moves as well. another spot on the peninsula jammed up, highway 1, i'll show you the closure. just in to our newsroom an update on a late night stabbing in the south bay. we just heard from san jose police they say one person was stabbed near santa clara street in downtown san jose, this is not far from the guadalupe river. police tell us the victim was stabbed multiple times but his life is not in danger. police are still looking for the person who stabbed him, and we still don't know what led to all of this. despite a warm weekend on tap, there's a warning going out to anyone thinking about headed

to the peninsula beaches to cool off. >> you don't avery to tell me twice. the view you're about to see from the air pretty much says it all, shark. pilots flying near half moon bay airport yesterday couldn't help but notice not one but more than one shark lurking about 40 yards off the coast. that's not that far, this is near francis beach, not far from pillar point. the sharks are thought to be great white sharks. we spoke on the phone with one pilot who took off to have a look after hearing they were nearby. listen in. >> my thought was the chance of us seeing a shark are like one in a thousand. we were up for five minutes and found a shark, and then we found another shark and another shark. >> the area is popular for surfers and fishermen even when the weather is less than ideal. hopefully they'll hear the warning.

the former usc campus gynecologist accused of sexually abusing hundreds of women is expected in court today. george tindall pleaded n guilty on charges of sexually assaulting 16 patients over seven years. accusers said they were inappropriately fondled or photographed by tindall between 2009 and 2016, while he worked at the campus health center. tindall faces up to 53 years in prison if convicted. this morning, more on that exclusive interview you'll see only here on nbc, a woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by billionaire jeffrey epstein, continues her one on one sitdown with savannah guthrie. jennifer araoz says she was raped by epstein when she was in high school, just 14 years old. she's shedding more light on how she became a victim. >> it was a process. it sounded like. >> it was. yeah, it wasn't an overnight thing, and that's why i feel like it was like really well thought out. >> epstein pleaded not guilty this week to sex trafficking charges out of new york.

araoz is not part of that federal case against him. she never contacted authorities to tell her story, but she did tell at least four people, and nbc news reached out to those four people, and they all confirmed that she did tell them years ago that she was sexually assaulted by epstein. you can watch the full interview on the "today" show starting at 7:00 this morning. the body of a healdsburg man who disappeared last month in the grand canyon appears to have been found. members of a rafting expedition found the body in the colorado river wednesday below a notoriously difficult rapid named lava falls. investigators believe it's 66-year-old peter schwab who disappeared. right now, it's not clear what exactly led up to his death. and at 6:46, former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren are leading the pack of democrats in the presidential race, according to the first nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. >> biden has the support of 26% of likely voters. 19% backed warren.

the two front-runners are followed by senators kamala harris and bernie sanders, tied at 13%. but still room for movement. breaking news to tell you about this morning, alex acosta is going to resign. >> scott mcgrew, you are tracking the latest on this story. some folks expecting it. >> this is just confirmed by nbc within the last few minutes. he will be stepping down, this of course is the secretary of labor. you were touching on jeffrey epstein just a moment ago. alex acosta was the prosecutor, the u.s. attorney in florida at the time of the original jeffrey epstein charges, and there are feelings by many that he let epstein off very easily, dropping federal charges in exchange for state charges. epstein spending very little time in jail, and of course, epstein back in before the courts in new york under federal

charges now. again, labor secretary alex acosta has resigned. this puts president trump in a really tough place in that president trump had been supporting acosta through all of this. the president speaking out against paul ryan, saying the former speaker of the house, a republican, is a failure who had an atrocious record in congress. ryan pushed the massive tax cuts through the house. the anger comes from the first reading of the book called "american carnage" in which ryan is quoted as saying the president doesn't know anything about government, and said don't call a woman a horse face. don't cheat on your wife. don't cheat on anything. be a good person, set an example." ryan may have tried to be a good person, but he ran into criticism from all sides as speaker and for many good reasons. he said he was a fiscal conservative, but helped create the biggest deficit ever, opposed trump presidency, but is raising alarms about it now, went along with the white house in public, while speaker.

when ryan stepped down, president trump said speaker ryan was "a truly good man, who will leave a legacy of achievement that nobody can question." other news, a fight to put a citizenship question on the kr census is over. president trump announcing that in a rose garden press conference on thursday. >> i'm hereby ordering every department and agency in the federal government to provide the department of commerce with all requested records regarding the number of citizens and noncitizens in our country. they must furnish all legally accessible records in their possession immediately. >> that's well within the president's legal rights and frankly, agencies already do much of that already. the census was critical because it and not the various federal agencies, is used for apportionment, used to divide the seats in the house of representatives. it's the census which gives california so many congressional seats. we'll watch the situation with

acosta, again, secretary of labor acosta says he will step down. we'll talk about it on twitter, follow me @scottmcgrew. 6:49 and new for you this morning, some trouble for soccer superstar allie long, fresh off the team's world cup victory. she's been the victim of a robbery. long tweeted out after the espy awards this week, someone stole her wedding ring, cash and the key to new york city which they were awarded this week as well. she asked mayor de blasio if he made copies. >> i wonder what she said to her husband. maybe she was headed to the gym, you don't always want to wear your ring when you go to the gym been . poor thing. >> maybe they have a spare key to new york city.

>> it's under a rock in central park. >> all right, well looking at our weather for today here in the bay area, where you don't need a key to get the forecast, as kari is delivering it all the time. >> we'll be able to change the weather based on a short drive across the bay area. so we are going to start out with the clouds and the fog in san francisco, even a couple of drops on the lens, as it is drizzling a little bit to start out the day, and headed inland, right now in the south bay, it's starting out mostly cloudy, and all of that starts to clear out quickly, as we check out santa clara, and our temperature trend for today, at 8:00 at 63 degrees and low 70s by 11:00. at 1:00, we're at 79 degrees and let's go through all of our microclimates, and check out how the day will shape up for you. we take it through 10:00 right now and we're seeing upper 60s in san mateo, novato at 71 degrees. it will be 70 in danville and going into the afternoon, we see those temperatures spreading out, still some 60s along the coast, while the valleys in the

east bay as well as the north bay reach into the mid 80s. south bay temperatures just briefly touch 90 degrees in the south county, antioch up to 90 degrees. this is during the evening commute, as people are headed home, air conditioners will be on. we'll be able to turn it off tonight as our temperatures drop back down. as you make weekend plans, maybe you're going to the sierra, this is a live look at squaw valley this morning, upper 70s in the forecast there, it's going to be really nice, and a little bit of a view of the snow in the distance. as we check out our high temperatures in the valleys, we're reaching the low 90s for tomorrow, and just a little bit lower on sunday, but then as we go into next week, we see our temperatures coming back down to where it should be for the middle of july, and san francisco not changing as much. we're just going to see a little bit more sunshine for the weekend. mike, the commute looks like it's mostly on schedule. >> mostly on schedule. for a friday the buildup that's happened over the last ten minutes at the bay bridge toll pla plaza. you see fastrak movement and easy feed in toward the maze.

not a problem through contra costa county, things are moving smoothly. the peninsula, highway 1 still jammed and i'm told that southbound lanes through the lantos tunnel have been reopened in the last couple of minutes. there's a crash and a big truck they're moving. the northbound side should move in the next couple of minutes. l high a 1 cut off north from half moon bay into daly city. waze system mapped it out, over toward 280, about 15 minutes extra. hold it out, they should reopen the northbound tunnel shortly. back to you. happening now, the cuban government says tourism is dropping as higher u.s. restrictions hit the caribbean island. last month, the trump administration banned cruise ships, private planes and yachts from traveling to cuba. and next here on "today in the bay," a quick look at the top stories, including breaking news to tell you about, more shaking in southern california. we're going to tell you about the new details we're learning about the latest aftershock to

hit ridgecrest. plus concerns over i.c.e. raids growing across the country, and right here in the bay area. coming up, where undocumented immigrants can seek advice what to do when there's a knock on your door. we're back in two minutes with more news. 6:54. you're watching "today in the bay." it's no ordinary day for our family at denny's.

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before you head out the door, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> labor secretary alex acosta is resigning. he's been under controversy after it came to light that he made a lenient plea deal with jeffrey epstein, when he was a prosecutor in florida. the president announcing that resignation just a few minutes

ago and says that it was acosta's decision to resign. the "today" show will have more on the breaking news coming up in a few minutes. breaking news out of ridgecrest, a 4.9 quake that struck within the last hour. reportedly strong enough to be felt in los angeles. at this point, no reports of damage or injuries. it is an aftershock of last week's 7.1 quake that happened exactly a week ago. developing now, a bay area immigrant rights groups are mobilizing, preparing for the possibility of nationwide i.c.e. raids, some of which may take place here in the bay area this weekend. if the threats are true, i.c.e. agents may be poised to round up thousands of undocumented immigrants in ten major cities, including san francisco. here is a live look at san jose city hall, where an informal session is planned for later tonight. for anyone concerned about the raids, immigrant rights supporters also plan to hold a rally. a developing story, the search is on this morning for

dangerous weapons stolen from an fbi agent's car in oakland. a semiautomatic rifle, a magazine loaded with bullets and an fbi jacket are all missing at this hour. investigators say this happened wednesday night at the haganberger shopping district across the street from the coliseum near the in and out burger. the fbi is offering a $5,000 reward. governor gavin newsom is expected to sign a massive wildfire protection bill into law. that makes rate payers share the cost of future wildfires caused by utilities like pg&e. the complex bill was approved yesterday by the legislature. it creates a new $21 billion fund for victims and about half of that money will come from utility customers. lawmakers say your bills will not go up, but critics say this is a gift to the utilities. the governor who supports the bill says the utilities will have to meet higher safety standards because they can't access the funds. switching gears now, and happening tomorrow, a grande

sized open in pacifica. the taco bell that is there that's always been kind of iconic, because it was on the beach, is transformed into an all new beachfront cantina. it's a big remodel. we'll remodel the menu as well, serve tappas style food and cocktails. you can go straight from the beach up to the window and order up your food. the grand reopening is happening during the kapuna surf competition. kari thinks it's fun to tell family who is visiting, let's go to taco bell. >> taco bell in style. >> we have some cooler weather for bay area beaches but warming up inland, talking about 80s and 90s over the next several days. good news for travelers this morning, alert canceled? >> even though the taco bell is not opened it affected pacifica. highway 1 reopened, the lantos tunnel earlier crash is cleared and everything else is clear. >> that is what's happening

"today in the bay." we will be back with you at 7:25, with more live, local news. >> you don't want to miss out on the fun for our midday newscast at 11:00. it is friday. make sure you enjoy it. thanks for starting your morning right here with us. tropical storm barry gains strength and barrels toward the gulf coast overnight. evacuations ordered. the national guard activated. rain already being measured there in feet with historic flooding expected. we're live in new orleans, and al has the brand-new information just in on the storm's path. breaking news. moments ago president trump announces the resignation of embattled labor secretary alexander acosta. a live report from the white house just ahead. breaking overnight, arrested again. the slew of new federal sex crime charges against r. kelly this morning. all that, plus, new accusers.