soccer is of course much more fun to watch in spanish with the goals and listen in english if you wa want to hear the goal. the game starts at 7:00 and the team is also raising money for victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting through a silent auction so a good cause as well. coming up at 6:00 here on "today in the bay," we have all of the day's news regarding keeping families safe wherever you are heading out this weekend and whatever your plans are. plus keeping families safe. >> the rage-filled democrat party is trying to tear america apart. >> and president trump having his say, talking about the debates over the last few days, and also the crash of a chp cruiser. and right here, a story that we have been following the chp crash this morning. bob redell is live on that scene, going to have an update

coming up for you in a bit. >> it is 6:00 right on the dot right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. i am in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. vianey will have a look at that commute time for us in just a moment. first we want to talk about the weather because a lot of people have plans this weekend, some people the weekend starts today. >> that would be nice. we have a few more hours to go, but we are going to start out with clouds across the bay area, and then warming up in the inland valleys. let's get a look outside at walnut creek, before you step out the door. everything looks good but look at those clouds that are going to be with us to start out today. all of that clearing out quickly and our temperatures warming up into the low 80s by early afternoon, we'll have a few more spots in the east bay and north bay valleys reaching the low 90s. so i'll have more on that in just a few minutes. vianey, how are the roads now looking? >> you know, it's not bad, considering it's 6:00 a.m. but i don't want to jinx it. so we do have one little fender bender through palo alto not

affecting traffic. the drive times for the bridges things are starting to slow down westbound 80 driving toward the bay bridge looking at 17 minutes, also a live look right now in the tri-valley, dublin cameras, this is not bad for this camera, we're typically starting to notice a little more slowing, down to the south bay, along both lanes of 101, both sides, both directions doing okay, moving along and i want to show you a very busy bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. head out the door and take that coffee to go. >> all right. new this morning, one person is locked up after police say he caused a big rig to flip onto its side, shutting down lanes of i-80 in contra costa county overnight. >> it's a story we brought you as breaking news when we first went on air at 4:30 this morning. "today in the bay's" pete suratos has been live out there in pinole since that, and pete, all the lanes back open but what do investigators think about all of this? what do they say happened? >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. chp says that big rig driver was trying to avoid that car that

was stopped in the slow lane and then that's how that big rig overturned, but as you can see over my shoulder, traffic is back to normal here on eastbound 80 near appian way but it was much different scene earlier this morning. we can show our viewers what the scene was like earlier this morning. according to chp, it took place roughly around 2:45 a.m. with the big rig driver swerving out of the way to avoid a black camry that stopped in the slow lane, but in the process, as i mentioned that big rig overturned. as for the driver of that camry, here is some video of that driver being handcuffed by chp. they say the car was stopped and that driver was apparently passed out. here is chp describing his condition when they arrived. >> the drunk driver was passed out and/or sleeping in the driver's seat of the camry, in the low lane, and the big rig driver was able to avoid him, thankfully. >> reporter: taking you guys back out here live to eastbound

80, where it's all clear near appian way. no other vehicles were involved in this accident. thankfully no injuries to report as well. we're live here in pinole, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> we're glad to see traffic moving again out there, pete, thank you. now to the south bay, where we have more to tell you about, this is new information coming in the newsroom about a nasty crash overnight, this involving the chp cruiser. bob redell has been out there live for us this morning, so bob, talk about what happened leading up to that crash. >> reporter: they were chasing a speeding suspect, and new information we have, marcus, is that it wasn't just one chp officer, two chp officers in this crash near 280 and 880 behind me, and the male officer was driving his female counterpart was in the passenger seat. remarkably both of them sustained just minor injuries, which is incredible, when you take a look at what happened to their squad car. take a look at this video here on your tv screen.

this happened around 12:30 last night. the officers were chasing a driver for speeding along southbound 280 here in san jose. the officer lost control near the 880 and highway 17 interchange. it appears the squad car rolled over at least once and as you could see in the video the air bags fortunately did deploy. as i mentioned, both officers are okay. it was a sergeant who took them to the hospital, to be treated for their minor injuries, and the speeding suspect however did get away. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. well developing on capitol hill this morning, the trump administration is preparing to withdraw thousands of troops from afghanistan. it's all part of a deal the administration is reportedly making with the taliban. "the washington post" is reporting that the deal requires the taliban to make some concessions, including a cease-fire and a reunification of al qaeda.

president trump back on the campaign trail, held a late night rally in the battleground state of ohio. he weighed in on the numerous issues including the democratic debates, tariffs and north korea's latest missile tests. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington this morning on more of what he had to say. tracie? >> hi, marcus. good morning, everyone. so not worried about the missile test, not worried about china, although they're responding this morning that they may retaliate with those tariffs, and the president with some interesting comments about the democrats' debates this week. in ohio last night, president trump's rebuttal to the democrats' debates. >> that was long, long television. and the democrats spent more time attacking barack obama than they did attacking me practically. >> reporter: plus a promise to consumers that another round of tariffs on china won't cost you more. >> you're not paying for those tariffs. china's paying for those tariffs. >> reporter: but will china pass

on that extra cost? experts think so. starting september 1st, the trump administration is imposing 10% on $300 billion worth of goods. that's on top of the 25% already in place. electronics, appliances, auto parts, clothes, bicycles, baby products. >> we just put a tax on having a child. >> reporter: financial markets took a nose dive. president trump is also reacting to north korea launching two short-range missiles. it's the third test in just over a week, after none last year. >> i have no problem. we'll see what happens, but these are short-range missiles. they're very standard. >> reporter: experts think kim jong-un is angry about upcoming military exercises with south korea. now the problem there is that we're not talking to the north koreans anymore. the talks broke down and there is nothing scheduled. marcus? >> all right, a lot of people

will be listening trying to figure out what will happen next, tracie, thank you. >> 6:07. back here at home in the wake of the mass shooting at the garlic festival in gilroy, security is top of mind for a lot of folks who are planning to attend events across the bay area. the fremont festival of the arts kicks off today and organizers tell us that they want to assure the public that they are partnering with police to make sure everyone can feel safe. following a string of deadly terror attacks in europe, at the 2017 city officials in fremont installed large barriers designed to prevent vehicles from plowing in to crowds. we know the santa clara county fair is also upping security as well. we are learning that the second of two friends shot in the rampage has now been released from valley medical center in san jose. brynn ota matthews and her friend gabriella gaus were hit by fire. they spoke for the first time about the gunman and the chaos and the physical and emotional wounds they think they will feel for a very long time. >> it sounds really bleak and

sad but like i hope i feel a sense of general trust towards humanity because right now i really don't. i feel like paranoid when i leave my house. like i don't know, like who i can trust. >> sometimes it's just terror. i see him walking into the festival. >> the friends also thanked the doctors who helped them and they remembered the lives of people who were lost. san francisco mayor london breed signed the city's largest budget ever. according to "the examiner" the mayor signed a new $12.3 billion plan into law yesterday. it includes a focus on housing and homelessness, as well as investments in affordable housing. off monterey bay look at the photo captured by chase decker. you see a sea lion trapped in the mouth of a humpback whale as it was feeding on a school of anchovies. really shows you the scale of

those wha those whales. decker tells nbc news it was a once in a life time moment. i would say. >> you could do whale watching here lean it in the bay sometimes. i've seen a few walking across the golden gate bridge, kari. >> not the whales. you were walking. >> i was walking, i was watching, the whales were jumping. put it all in perspective. >> did you get video? >> i did get video. we're starting out with some clouds this morning across the bay area. we will see it all clearing out for the inland areas, and a live look outside in san jose. let's head to evergreen. there we're going to see our skies clearing at about 8:00, and then the rest of the day, it is nice and sunny. normally we're reaching 82 degrees, but i think we're going above that today. let's get a look at all of our microclimates and go through our hour by hour outlook. here we are at 1:00. some of our south bay temperatures in the mid 80s and a few inland east bay numbers will reach the low 90s. we'll talk about the forecast in

just a few minutes. another look coming up and vianey has a look at the morning commute. >> i don't have much to report in the way of accidents but we're starting to notice some slowing down in the south bay, so let's look at how the east bay is doing, because i'm noticing slowing through there mainly along southbound 880 from 238 to highway 84. i saw this change from ten minutes to now 14 minutes so that gives you an idea of how many cars are starting to hit the road at 6:00 a.m. a live look at the san mateo bridge, aside from that we've got no issues on any of the bridges. i'll send things back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. 6:11 right now. >> still ahead this hour, an olympic superstar is back in the pool here in the bay area, at 6:25, ryan lochte's achievement this week putting him on the path of gold again. we just got the latest on the jobs numbers, plus it's been a really rough week on wall street, new tariffs. we'll talk about all of those things, when "today in the bay" continues.

good friday morning. right now at 6:14, let's head outside to palo alto. starting out with some clouds but all of this clears out by mid morning and our temperatures start to warm up. it will be a little warmer today than yesterday in the inland valleys. we'll talk about and the weekend forecast in less than five minutes. headed to the san francisco international airport a quick

check of peninsula drive times, southbound 101 from van ness avenue to sfo 12 minutes. we're still doing okay in the south and north bay and eastbound a look at how the rest of the bay area is doing when we come back. good morning to you. it's not just friday, it's jobs friday. the labor department says we added 164,000 jobs in june. this may be my fault, who knows? unemployment rate unchanged, not reflected in that number, lowe's said it will lay off thousands of workers, shutting off more stores and outsourcing jobs. the markets also caught entirely off guard by president trump's declaration he'll add yet mortar i haves to chinese goods. we've seen the trade wars slow down the world economy. we know the latest gdp numbers and analysis from the head of the fed have shown that the tariffs have hurt the economy as well. so why would the president threaten tariffs now out of the

blue? we have a theory from our analysts at nbc. the fed just lowered interest rates, saying the trade war and tariffs were damaging the economy. mr. trump wanted the fed to lower rates but was displeased they cut the quarter percent. if the lower rates are because of the tariffs, analysts expect a tariff will keep the fed to push rates lower. apple will in longer listen to some of the commands people give siri. this is common. amazon does this with alexa as well. engineers take a tiny percentage of recorded voice commands to teach the computers how to better understand. a series of reports, including one on the "today" show has apple rethinking the program. i got one of the letters in the mail the other day with a fake check inside. look at that, $218,000. it's made out to me. if you have your own tv show you can get away with certain things inviting the ceo of the company to give you a fake check and explain it. that's what i've done.

thomas sponholtz is the ceo of unison. it is a very usual business that offers to co-invest in houses. we'll talk to thomas on "press:here" coming up this sunday morning after "meet the press." >> sounds good. this next story we saw and did think of you because we know that you love bunnies. >> i love bunnies. bunnies are like cats, except with none of the downside of cats. >> like dogs. >> yeah, yeah. >> exactly. >> i'll go with that. >> all right, so check this out. it was a very requests hoppy" days. the wisconsin miu main society held a wedding for the couple. staff members walked the happy couple down the aisle while bunny bridesmaids looked on to call attention to the large number of rabbits available for adoption. >> i will admit at one point we tried to put a tutu on the bunny, trying to dress a bunny was like trying to dress a cat.

i tell you that right now. those guys are fast. >> i'm not a dog, okay? you're not going to do that. >> i stick to bandanas now. when they're cold they do like to be a little bit warmer. >> like an angora sweater? all right. thanks, scott. we want to get a look at that forecast, maybe you want to get out with the pets, the dogs, the cats, the bunnies. >> it going to be a nice morning and this afternoon it starts to heat up. we'll be watching all of those numbers for you, as you get ready to head out on this friday morning. a lot of clouds though. let's get a look at our live view in the tri-valley, cloudy skies. this will start to clear up more quickly than for the coastal areas. on your way out the door headed to the dublin b.a.r.t. station within the next couple of hours with the cloudy skies you'll probably also need a jacket. we'll see the low 60s and the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. 'going to warm up today, a

little bit warmer than yesterday with livermore topping out at 87 degrees. 87 also in napa, and in ukiah today 91, but compare that to half moon bay, where we only make it up to 64 degrees, and in san jose and palo alto some low 80s there. we're also going to enjoy the santa clara county fair today, and starts at about 1:00 in the afternoon, where you'll see temperatures at 81 degrees and then if you're going in the middle of the day, it's going to be very warm, tonight when it starts to cool off and it happens fairly quickly. then tomorrow, i'll be out at the fremont festival at the arts and with our treat truck from noon to 3:00, so come by and see me. i'll give you a cool and refreshing treat and those high temperatures reaching into the low 80s. here is what's going on weather wise. we are going to have a hotter weekend inland, as high pressure continues to build across the desert southwest. it's going to kind of keep this storm system back away from the coast across the pacific northwest, so next week we start to see the high pressure moving

away, and low pressure which for us means a stronger onshore wind flow, and some cooler temperatures, and it's going to cool off quite a bit next week. this weekend, hot, dry, sunny for the inland areas. cooler and also very nice by the middle of next week. for san francisco, expect it to stay pretty normal, with a little bit more sunshine, highs in the upper 60s. we won't see the major changes in the temperatures going into the next seven days. vianey, keeping an eye on the roads and now it seems like friday light. >> yes, it does. you know, as a matter of fact judging by our speed sensors, you would definitely think that there's not a lot of cars on the road but there are a lot of cars on the road, but it looks like there are no big accidents, which is good because all of those accidents that happened early on have cleared out and we're now seeing there's no residual delay in the area. westbound 580 toward the richmond bridge about ten minutes and westbound 80 toward the bay bridge 16 minutes. i do want to talk about mass transit because just as i was

making my way out here to show you there were no delays for b.a.r.t., it appears there is a ten-minute delay at the macarthur warm springs station. it's recovering from an earlier delay, so looking at about a ten-minute delay through there for b.a.r.t. ac transit no delays, ace and the ferry are doing okay. a live look at the tri-valley cam in dublin, things are moving along, friday light traffic commute for sure. back to you. >> all right, thanks, kari -- thanks, vianey. 6:21 for you this morning. still ahead a big b.a.r.t. controversy, we wiyou won't be g these signs on your morning commute. a single word that made a lot of folks angry. two teams, two languages and one goal, helping consumers like you. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next.

6:24. new details are coming to light about oakland police and their use of force during investigations. according to "the chronicle" the department's inspector general office found more than a third of 47 studied cases last year, officers never reported instances when force was used. all of those unreported cases involved in a non-white suspect. the department previously reported those cases were down last year, something this independent audit says was likely exaggerated. in response, oakland's police chief promised to follow the inspector general's recommendations to fix that issue. a comeback for six-time

olympic gold medalist ryan lochte is making serious strides this weekend in the stamford swimming pool. weesday he swam the fourth fastest time by an american in the 200 meter medley at the u.s. national championships. with the win he also qualified for next summer's olympic trials. lochte is just back from a 14-month ban for improper vitamin infusion. you might also remember the 2016 incident in rio when he was tied to a fake police report. lochte is entered in five events at the nationals this week, which continue at stanford through sunday. a popular park in berkeley is set to receive a makeover. >> work is already under way at john hinkle park. the improvements include a new picnic area to replace a clubhouse destroyed in the far. crew also reconstruct the stairway at somerset place and construction is set to take approximately five months. nbc bay area responds with

two consumer teams under roof. one helping viewers in english, the other in spanish. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a look at some of the money they helped to recently get back for their customers. >> good morning. "nbc bay area responds" began our joint mission with telemundo 48 responde three years ago and since then our teams have helped viewers like you get back or save more than $3.879 million, including caitlin in san jose, having trouble getting money back from the unclaimed money department in the state of california. they helped her retrieve that $47.78 that was missing. kevin in santa clara told us he was being billed for somebody else's streaming video service. we helped tune in a refund of $155.88. our telemundo colleague arlen fernandez helped adelia in daly city dial up a $960 refund, after a phone bill dispute, and in union city, maria called us for help, she ran into trouble with insurance after a car

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visit your local chase branch. right now at 6:30, a live look outside, fog over san francisco. we like to make it comfortable for you all morning on "today in the bay." tgif! >> tgit indeed. >> i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. let's look at the forecast as we snoogle down into the clouds. >> snoogle, i like that word. >> that's what my kids say. >> i wish we could still do that in the sheets and get started a little bit later but we are

starting out before the sun rises and it's a nice one. you'll want to take a peek out the window, looking live right now in palo alto and our temperatures will be in the low 60s to start and then warming into the upper 70s. we have a great day ahead. it will be slightly warmer in a few spots like antioch and concord. today reaching the low 90s, and we'll talk about a hotter weekend ahead. vianey says two thumbs up for the commute this morning. >> two thumbs up. i've got nothing, which is great coming from me, because you don't want to hear about accidents, but the traffic is building, so even though we've got a friday light commute i want to show you some drive times. westbound 80 from highway 4 to the bay bridge, this is probably one of our slower spots around this time. you're looking at 19 minutes, westbound 580 from 238 to the bay bridge 18 minutes and northbound 880 from 238 to the bay bridge only 16 minutes. as far as the rest of the bridges go, the san mateo bridge is moving on. back to you. >> thank you. new for you this morning, one person is now in custody after police say that he caused

a big rig to flip on its side overnight on i-80 in contra costa county. >> we brought you this as breaking news when we went on the air at 4:30 and it was blocking almost all of the lanes. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in pinole now, with what investigators think led to all of this. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yes, good morning, guys. the chp says that that big rig was trying to avoid a car that was stopped in the slow lane on eastbound 80 year appian way. behind me traffic is back to normal but it was a different scene on the freeway earlier this morning. let's show you video from the ground, after this all took place. according to chp, it took place roughly around 2:45 a.m. as i mentioned the big rig driver swerving out of the way to avoid a black camry stopped in the slow lane. in the process, the big rig did overturn. as for the driver of that camry stopped in the slow lane, there he is in that video being handcuffed by the police. the car was stopped and he was apparently passed out in the

car. here is chp describing his condition when they arrived. >> the drugged driver was passed out or sleeping in the driver of the camry in the slow lane and the big rig driver was able to avoid him thankfully. >> reporter: take you guys back out here live to pinole on eastbound 80 near appian way where that accident took place earlier but it has cleared up. no other vehicles were involved in that accident. thankfully no injuries to report as well. we're live here in pinole, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> glad no one was hurt, thank you. >> now to the latest on the mass shooting in gilroy. the three police officers who killed the gunman have now been identified. together the officers have more than a half century of law enforcement experience. last night the community took another step toward healing. hundreds remembered the victims at the downtown vigil. this is an event that was both to remember those who died as well as to pore those who survived. one speaker called for action against gun violence.

>> for too long and too often we have been subjected to too much mayhem that gun violence inflects upon our nation. >> several vigils are planned this weekend in gilroy and san jose. recent events in gilroy prompted police there to postpone the upcoming national night out. bay area cities will celebrate the night next tuesday, but gilroy police tweeted this out yesterday, saying that the city will be moving the event to october 1st. police say that a man lured a 12-year-old girl into an alley and sexually assaulted her, but that he is now in custody. san jose police officers arrested this man, 43-year-old cashman hill. investigators say the victim was walking down north first street wednesday afternoon when the suspect lured her into an alleyway. somebody was walking by, witnessed that assault and called police.

a follow-up now and a judge is expected today to decide whether to unseal two more warrants tied to a high-profile case involving a bay area freelance journalist who was targeted in a police raid. the warrants are linked to police raids on brian carmody's home and office. officers were investigating a leak of a police report on the death of public defender jeff adachi, but working journalists and their sources are protected from such searches under california shield law. two weeks ago another judge banned police from using evidence associated with a separate warrant in the case saying that police never told her in requesting that warrant that carmody was a journalist. >> 6:35. police in north berkeley are issuing a warning if you drive a toyota prius consider yourself a thief target. thieves are stealing catalytic converters. since july 20th, at least 14 have been taken mostly in the northern part of the city. thieves can get up to $200, melting down the converters which contain a large amount of precious metals. a single word sparking new controversy on b.a.r.t.'s fleet of the future.

the transit agency is removing the signs from 85 of the newest trains. as you can see, they read "no panhandling, subject to fine." but homeless advocates complained and reminded b.a.r.t. that panhandling is in fact legally protected as free speech. the president of b.a.r.t.'s board of directors agrees, saying that the signs were missing a word and that the signs should have said no aggressive panhandling, which is against the law. >> i think it's really discriminatory towards people who are poor, who are unhoused, saying that you can't be here in this public space. >> so far this year, b.a.r.t. officers responded to 340 calls for panhandling, only two of which resulted in citations. and it is 6:36. the roads have been doing okay so far. no accidents to report. look at our map, mostly green. a couple yellow, red spots to show the regular morning slowing. let's talk about the drive times.

westbound 580 from grant line road to 680, looking at 25 minutes. southbound 680 looking okay. westbound 84 also moving along. eastbound drive times though, westbound drive times for the east bay highway 4 to bay bridge looking at 20 minutes. westbound 580 from 238 to the bay bridge you're looking at 18 minutes. and i do have something i want to let you know about in terms of mass transit. b.a.r.t. is recovering, about a ten-minute delay at the macarthur warm springs stations in the sfo and millbrae directions, due to an equipment problem on the track, so again, that's a ten-minute delay. everything else moving along okay this morning. >> all right, okay. you know what? fremont has a big event going on. the fremont festival of the arts kicks off in just a few hours. tomorrow kari hall and bob redell will be there. they'll pass out some of the free ice cream. it should be good because it's warming up there but if you can't make it out saturday, don't worry. vianey and rob mayeda will have you covered sunday giving away goodies from the treat truck.

i worked that treat truck many times. it's always a fun time to get out there, get the free ice cream. >> yes. >> this weekend we're going the healthier route giving out reusable bottled waters so for the warmer weather, we're helping you. >> that's good. >> the gift that keeps on giving. >> still a treat. >> yeah, it is a treat. >> tomorrow from noon to 3:00 i'll be out there. starting out with our temperatures across the bay area, for the coast, we're in the upper 60s. the bay reaching 84. 93 in the inland areas, and we're still going to have this big spread in temperatures on sunday, so you can pick your microclimate and the type of weather you'd like to feel. so once again, we have some great weather, but it will be hotter, so for the santa clara county fair, we're reaching into the upper 80s tomorrow, if you get there early, it's going to be cool. you can beat the crowds, but if you go later, you can have some cooler weather and some fireworks. the show starts at 9:30, and there will also be some free concerts.

we will keep the cool conditions along the coast, so for the world dog surfing championships in pacifica tomorrow, it will reach into the lower 60s and it may be foggy especially to start during the morning. that's a live look in heavenly this morning. if you're going to lake tahoe, expect it to reach up to 83 degrees and that will be one of the warmer days this weekend. just a touch warmer on sunday, reaching 84. but if you want to hike a little bit closer to home, check out muir woods, whethre it's going be cool and reach up to 72 tomorrow. 70 degrees on sunday, overall nice weather there, and for the beach, if you're going to santa barbara, expect it to top out in the upper 70s all throughout the weekend. so i have the details on where i'll be tomorrow, and what time. it's @karihallweather. let me know what you're doing this weekend. i can help you out with the forecast @karihallweather on facebook, twitter and instagram. we'll talk about today's east bay temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. >> thanks, kari.

looking forward to it. coming up next on "today in the bay," contra costa county is a fire risk. alarming new comments from the fire chief himself, sparking concern this morning. we'll show you the exact areas he's worried about. plus, inside a push by the federal government to convince silicon valley future workers to leave california. two very important churches in washington, d.c., are very critical of the president this morning. we'll take a look at that. plus we have a live look at the big board in new york city, just got the job numbers. 165,000 added. the dow industrials falling lightly. you know i love to post quotes on instagram. what i love more is reading your responses. >> at 7:00 this morning, hoda returns to the "today" show. she'll talk about life at home on her maternity leave but also she'll talk about her new book filled with inspiring quotes. we'll be right back.

clouds are rolling by in fremont but a little bit of sun. femp tours goi temperatures going from the low 60s to upper 70s. we'll talk about that and events going on coming in less than five minutes. >> b.a.r.t. is on a ten-minute delay for macarthur and warm springs and the sfo millbrae directions because of an equipment problem. everything else is okay, no delays reported. a look at your drive times coming up. new survey finds that two-thirds of contra costa county at risk for wildfires. >> according to "the mercury news" fire leaders finished a

survey and the map shows the areas that firefighters consider to be in a fire hazard zone. the fire chief says an average of two fires a day were reported during last year's fire season, most of them either intentionally or unintentionally caused by people. and here is the latest reminder about the danger of wildfires in contra costa county. some homeowners in lafayette had a brief scare yesterday afternoon. firefighters put that fire out quickly. this is near rancho view road where taylor boulevard meets pleasant hill road. developing now, the sonoma county sheriff's office is talking to us about a bizarre deputy shooting last night. it happened about 5:30 in the evening on ninth and morgan streets near st. rose catholic church where a deputy shot a shoplifting suspect at least three times while that suspect was inside the deputy's car. this was after investigators say the suspect tried to stab a security guard in the face at a

nearby shopping mall. the deputy located that suspect nearby and said that he used a taser, it had no effect and the suspect eventually got into the patrol car and allegedly lunged at the deputy with a knife. the suspect is expected to survive. a man accused of a deadly random stabbing last near at macarthur b.a.r.t. station is expected in court road. a plea hearing is scheduled. last month a judge ruled he was mentally dpoe stand trial. the same judge originally ruled the exact opposite in december. he is accused of killing 18-year-old nia wilson at the platform, seriously injuring her sister last july. cyber security threats from around the world ramp up, so are recruiting efforts to fight them and to fill the hundreds of thousands of jobs needed to do that. the federal government is trying to woo these workers away from silicon valley, specifically women, which make up just 19% of the industry. the deputy chief of information for the pentagon, part of her job is getting workers to move out of the bay area.

>> if it is about money, obviously we can't compete, but if it's about mission, focused on what we do for the nation and also a penchant to serve, we win every time. >> there are currently a half million cyber security jobs open in the united states. 5,000 of those are at the defense department. new this morning, a former google employee says that he was the victim of workplace bullying because he is conservative and his views are conservative. the "wall street journal" reports that the republican engineer posted to the company's internal message boards about his politics and was given several official warnings from human resources. he was later fired in 2018. other conservative employees say that they've also tried to raise concerns about unfair treatment. google so far not commenting. president trump says he wants to add morte tariffs on

chinese goods. >> it caught a lot of people off guard. >> including the stock market and investors. it's been a tough week on the job markets. the latest job numbers show 164,000 jobs added in june, a solid number, though marked slowing in manufacturing jobs. so here is the president at a rally last night talking about the new tariffs. >> we've been losing hundreds of billions of dollars a year to china and that's to stop it. they understand that. president xi is a good man. he's a friend of mine. he understands that, and until such time as there is a deal, we will be taxing the hell out of china. that's all there is. >> we have talked about this before. the president is not accurate when he says we'll be taxing china. importers pay the tariffs on foreign goods so we, the americans, pay the tariffs. he's acknowledged that a couple of times but mostly at rallies he reverses that position. the president did some name calling last night but did not

attack his foes in the way he has on twitter over the last few days but this morning, the catholic diocese of washington is taking the. the to task. the brand new archbishop of washington in his first public statement as archbishop says he has to "speak out to defend the dignity of all god's children." he says "i fear that recent public comments by our president and others and the responses they've generated have deepened divisions and diminished our national life." now this follows this statement from the national cathedral in washington, episcopalian. "after two years of president trump's words and actions, when will americans have enough? where will he go from here? make no mistake, words matter and mr. trump's words are dangerous." the national bishop invoked memories of mccarthy hearings, when lawyer yo self welch basically just shut down the whole mccarthy era with this famous question. >> you have done enough.

have you no sense of decency, sir? at long last -- >> referring to the mccarthy hearings, the national cathedral says "as americans we've had such moments before and a people, as a people we have acted." yesterday we were talking about how the surprising number of members of u.s. congress who over the past ten days left or decided they're going to leave, over the last couple of days, ten days. they'll quit at the end of their terms, two from texas alone i said. last night a third from texas, will hurd, the only african-american republican in the house, previously worked as an undercover cia agent, hasn't said what he'll do next. we're covering everything that's happening in washington. you can find me @scottmcgrew on twitter. i scream, you scream, we all scream for an oscar mayer ice cream sandsandwich. not how it goes. >> national ice cream sandwich day and to get some free advertising oscar mayer is showing off this culinary abomination. if you look closely you'll see that it has flavored ice cream

made with hotdog pieces that are candied, sandwiched with spicy mustard. oscar mayer says his new crea will be available in new york city later this month. so glad i'm done with my trip. >> the more we do the story the more i just want to taste it. >> they say don't knock it until you try it. you go for it. >> i'll knock that one. and then they cut up hotdogs. >> i'm not for that. >> candied me, you put some relish on the top of your ice cream sandwich. >> ugh. >> you put a little sunshine on that forecast for us. >> we're going to have some great weather today, and for parts of the bay area, you're still going to continue on with a nice cool conditions we've seen recently. let's get a look at that fog rolling over san francisco and you know why this is so mesmerizing, because it looks like waves. if you just kind of watch the fog rolls by, i mean the clouds can really act as the same way that water does. so i think for a lot of people,

once we see those time lapse videos we can sit there and watch it over and over again. all right, so the fog remains near san francisco and along the coast. inland we're going to have a nice cool start. so if you're about to step out the do are in pleasant hill, maybe headed to the b.a.r.t. station, it's going to be in the lower 60s. a light jacket needed for the early hours and cool temperatures, but then it does heat up fast. we'll be in the low 80s by early afternoon, and then for our high temperatures today, we're keeping some upper 60s in san francisco, but upper 80s in santa rosa. we'll be up to 87 in livermore today, and san jose just slightly warmer than yesterday, reaching 83 degrees. as we head through the forecast, and looking for some things to do to enjoy today pleasanton celebrates the 125th anniversary on railroad avenue, in the mid 80s to start out for the day, but then cooling down as the winds pick up. we'll see that happening right at about 7:00. we'll drop down into the upper 70s. i've been saying i wanted to keep you updated on what's happening out in the pacific.

we have now two tropical storms, erick and flossie and both weakened significantly. erick staying well to the south of the hawaiian islands and flossie looks to curve to the north and also miss the hawaiian islands. but it still may be pretty choppy there along with some more waves, going into early next week. here we're looking at some warmer weather, some upper 80s inland. low 90s our temperature is peeking on saturday but look at how much it cools down by the middle of next week. we're in the lower 80s, while san francisco we're not going to see too many more changes here. just fog each and every day and highs in the upper 60s. vianey tracking the roads. how is it looking now? >> looking good, aside from a couple of crashes that already cleared i pretty much got nothing. bay area maps doing well. south bay drive times northbound 101 from highway 85 to highway 87, 14 minutes and peninsula drive fantastic, southbound 101 to sfo 13 minutes from van ness

avenue. a couple of slow spots through the east bay. puerto rico's embattled governor is set to officially leave office today, this comes after the island's legislator delayed confirmation of a new secretary of state, who could have succeeded rocio. small protests are breaking out on this growing skepticism about who will be the next governor. and next here on "today in the bay," a quick look at our top stories, including a big announcement from apple. the change coming after reports that siri may keep recordings of you and that workers are listening. plus chp crash, new overnight, how an officer is doing, and how his patrol car flipped over. plus keeping families safe. a big festival, a lot of them happening this weekend, how police are getting ready in the wake of the shooting at the garlic festival in gilroy. we're going to have more news for you right after the break. it is 6:53. you're watching "today in the bay."

welcome back. before you head out the door t is 6:56. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> traffic on eastbound 80 near appian way is back to normal now but that was not the case when this was happening earlier this morning. acrding to the chp, a big rig overturned around 2:45 this morning as it was swerving to get out of the way and not hit a black toyota that was stopped in the slow lane. police say the driver of that toyota was passed out in the car and had been drinking. no other cars were affected by the accident, and fortunately no one was hurt. new this morning, two chp officers recovering after a rollover crash in the south bay. we just got new information, chp

says that the officers were chasing a speeding suspect when the crash happened around 12:30. this is on southbound 280, north of 880 in highway 17 interchange. the officers were taken to the hospital by a sergeant at the scene. they have minor injuries. in the wake of the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival, security is on the mind of a lot of folks planning to attend weekend events around the bay area. the fremont festival of the arts kicks off today and organizers assure the public they're working with police to make sure everyone is safe. you might remember that following a deadly terror attack in europe in 2017, city officials also installed large barriers designed to make sure vehicles could not plow into the crowd there. new this morning, the july jobs report is out. >> 164,000 jobs were added last month, a bit below analysts forecasts. the unemployment rate remained untouched at 3.7%. and new today, several a-listers are under fire after attending google's climate

summit in sicily. the reason? many took private jets and mega yachts to the private gathering. former president obama, leonardo dicaprio and singer katy perry were among those in attend as. people are calling out rits for mott traveling in an environmentally friendly way. >> a hybrid? can't get there in a hybrid. >> more of the "today" show after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >> i'm sure there's a better way. san francisco mayor london breed signed the city's largest budget ever, according to "the examiner" the mayor signed a new $12.about billion plan into law yesterday that includes a focus on housing and homelessness, also investments in affordable housing. now to a follow-up, apple says it will no longer listen to some of the commands people give siri. this is common. amazon does this with alexa as well. engineers monitor a tiny percentage of recorded voice commands to teach the computers

to quality control. a series of ones including one on the "today" show has apple rethinking the program. we want to get a look at our weather and traffic picture this is morning, and kari is saying it's going to be warm this afternoon. >> it's going to start to feel a little bit warmer today. we're really going to be heating up in time for the weekend. some upper 80s in some of the inland areas, and then notice what happens next week, so if we can make it through the weekend, we have much cooler air on the way but it stays cool in san francisco, with 60s all weekend long. >> we started out with accident earlier this morning, how are things faring out now? >> eastbound 880 at appian way all lanes are clear and a couple other areas, oakland looking good. we have highways that are pretty clear, friday night traffic. look at the south bay in san jose, no issues along both sides of 101, doing okay through there and the san mateo bridge moving along fine. i think a lot of folks maybe got a four-day weekend feels like. >> nice clean friday. >> the kids go back to school pretty soon. we are on the 14th, yours sooner than that.

>> next week, yes. >> oh, wow. >> a lot of folks jamming in last-minute fun. >> summer vacation over! >> we're not ready. thanks so much for joining us this morning. we'll be back with you, more live local news and no summer tears at 7:25. good morning. breaking overnight, kennedy family tragedy. robert f. kennedy's 22-year-old granddaughter found dead at their compound in massachusetts after an apparent overdose. good morning breaking overnight, kennedy family tragedy robert f. kennedy's 22-year-old granddaughter found dead at their compound in massachusetts after an apparent overdose what ethel kennedy is saying this morning. show of force. north korea launches missiles overnight, the third test in a week why president trump says he has no problem with kim jong-un's latest round of provocative actions. trump takes aim. >> it was long, long television.