190 million miles back to earth. so this is a look at the european space agency youtube page where the event will be live streamed and this will start in a few hours at 9:00 a.m. >> that's cool. >> bookmark it and get ready. >> that's the closest we'll get to it. we better check it out. you can always find out what's trending at nbcbayarea.com. check out our trending bar at the top of our home page. right now at 6:00, a driver killed following a police chase in the east bay. the traffic stop that investigators say led to a deadly chain of events. >> plus -- >> we saved the country from the scourge of default. >> senate passing that debt ceiling bill, avoiding a default. we are live in washington this morning with the last hurdle before monday's debt ceiling deadline. this is "today in the bay."

and this is friday. good morning to you. >> that was a wicked laugh. >> friday is here. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check in with kari and look at that friday forecast in just a moment. first, we're going to take you live to paypal park in san jose. the earthquakes are hoping to score big with a world record attempt this weekend that you can actually take part in. we're going to take you there live at 6:15 with what they're hoping to achieve. you'll probably get a kick out of it. bob redell is out there and he's been having fun with some super soccer stars. >> i can't wait to see what he does this hour. and looking here, beautiful. >> starting out clear. we're seeing the sun rising a little earlier each day, so our days are getting longer as we head through spring and into summer. it's going to feel a little warmer.

dublin already clear, lots of sunshine. but it is cool as you step out the door, only 50 degrees. we'll go from 50 to 57 at 9:00, to 72 at 1:00 today. eventually making it into the upper 70s there. also about the same in san jose, 77 degrees. 75 in mountain view for a high temperature for today. and in novato, reaching 77 degrees. mike, you were hearing about some metal bars on the highway. >> you don't want that to the roadway, but we are back at speed here on south 242. it looks like they did the traffic break and removed the metal bars from the fast lane. there's not really a whole lot of traffic, a little build off of highway 4, but not so bad. this is typical of a friday throughout alameda and contra costa county. the metering lights were activated. very mild backup. we just have a few cars waiting. that will build, of course. there will be activities on both sides of the bay. so far, all areas around the bay

look good. a little slowing for san jose. back to you. new overnight for you, one person is dead, this is after a police chase ended in a crash in brentwood. this happened yesterday evening around 7:00. investigators say that an officer made a normal traffic stop along sand creek road and the officer noted that the driver, who was pulled over, showed some signs of being under the influence. in the middle of that stop, the driver took off, leading police on a brief chase. the driver then went off the road before crashing. the person died on the scene. no one else was involved in that crash. the investigation is still under way. it is 6:03. san jose police are answer questions later about the suspect in the deadly crime spree spanning two cities. as of now investigators are saying the same suspect was involved in crimes in at least three locations and we know investigators are looking to see if several other violent crimes are now related. san jose police were first called to kooser road and

dellwood way where a person was stabbed and carjacked. police then responded to a second stabbing and another attempted carjacking about three miles away 20 minutes later in the 1800 block of hillsdale avenue. officers spotted the suspect near 16th street and santa clara street in san jose. investigators say he intentionally drove into two people, killing them both, before taking off again. police issued a statewide warning, and around 4:30 milpitas police responded to another stabbing, this was near the 400 block of jacklin road. that victim did not survive. that's, however, when the crime spree finally came to an end, as milpitas police arrested him in a nearby neighborhood. kris sanchez is in the newsroom digging into this story. she'll bring us an update at 6:30. mayor matt mahan posted, i am

sickened by the senseless violence that took place in our city tonight. there are no words that can convey how sorry i am a the victims' loved ones. he thanked police for their quick work to make an arrest and said more details would come in the days ahead. we want to take you to washington this morning on capitol hill where we have a live look for you. this is where this morning that bill to avoid a government default cleared its hurdle. >> that's right, senators passed the measure last night. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is live in washington this morning. the president is expected to sign this bill before monday's debt ceiling default deadline. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, laura, marcus. the president's signature on the bill will put the concerns about a possible first-ever default to rest, but once it's signed into law, the bill will cap spending for the next two years.

>> the bill is passed. >> reporter: economic catastrophe averted. >> we've saved the country from the scourge of default. >> reporter: in a 63-36 vote, senators passed the bipartisan agreement to raise the debt ceiling in exchange for spending cuts. in a statement, president biden called the move a big win for our economy and the american people. a sentiment echoed throughout his administration. >> it builds on another step that the president secured last year when he passed the inflation reduction act. >> reporter: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell praised the bill as an important step toward fiscal sanity. the measure also comes with criticism. senators introduced 11 amendments, all shot down, including senator tim kaine's attempt to block efforts to speed up completion of a controversial gas pipeline. >> virginia's don't want to have

their land taken unless there is a thorough process. >> it's been scrutinized and it's been put off aan activist court and i don't agree with that. >> reporter: neither side got everything they wanted. party leaders say compromise was essential to saving the country from a first-ever default. >> we're very, very happy. default was the giant sword hanging over america's head. >> reporter: the bill is now headed to president biden's desk. and president biden is expected to deliver marks to the nation about the debt ceiling bill later this evening. marcus, laura. >> we'll be watching for that. brie jackson in washington this morning, thank you. a san francisco lawmaker is pushing to eliminate some restrictions at california dispensaries to give way for amsterdam-style cafes. currently there are 19 lounges in san francisco which can only sell cannabis. but a new bill from matt haney that just passed the state

assembly could change that. the bill is pushing for dispensaries to be able to sell food and non-alcoholic drinks and have live music. haney says cities would still have some say. >> it would not automatically allow all of those dispensaries to sell food and beverages. the city of san francisco would still have to permit those and decide which would be allowed. >> some people we spoke with in san francisco saying they're already dealing with a lot of drug related issues and they think that they should actually impose more limits on the industry. the bill now heads for a vote in the state senate before moving to the governor's desk over the next few months. 6:08 right now. after a huge amount of snowfall in the sierra, we have new numbers on the melting snowpack. here to break it down, meteorologist kari hall. i know we talked about the runoff season, it started later than usual. a lot of snow to melt because look at these numbers. >> this is how much snow is still where we are for what's normal for this time of may into

june. so the northern sierra is still at 270% of normal and the southern sierra 389% of what's normal. >> we could still get some more snow this week. >> it's possible we could get a little more snow in the upper elevations. but take a look at how much of the water content has gown down. that means snowmelt. we usually see the snowmelt happen over the course of about eight weeks, but not only did it start later, but we are expecting it to last longer. so we started may with a water content at about 49 to 50 inches of water equivalent in the snow. we're still down to the 20%, 25% range, so there's still a lot of moisture left in the sierra snowpack that still remains up there in the upper elevations. not only that, but we've also had daily thunderstorms developing, and as cooler temperatures come in next week, it's possible that we could see just a little bit of some

additional snow there for those higher elevations. we're watching that. mike, you've been watching where we can fill up before we head to the sierra. >> trying our best with the hope of folks through gasbuddy.com. hayward has $4.09, so you're cleaning up at marathon on the west tenison road area. check out national petroleum on old san francisco road for the middle number. then you pass through larkspur on magnolia avenue. i've got to zoom into this portion of the east bay. we're looking at reports of a car fire that may actually be a piece of debris on the garbage truck that's being taken care of right now, north 880, just heading through san leandro. southbound, a hit and run, it looks like things are recovering. back over to you. mike, i don't know how many times i've said this, but the

jobs number way, way bigger than we were expecting. we'll take you out to the futures this morning. wall street is delighted. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. we're going to talk about how you can attempt to set a new guinness world record, you at home, while receiving a free soccer lesson from a superstar with the san jose earthquakes. stay with us. iu're watching "today

good friday morning. right now at 6:13, it's a breezy start to the day and it's all clear, 54 degrees as you head out. we have a lot of sunshine in today's forecast and a nice warm-up going into the afternoon. still, a fairly comfortable day. a touch warmer than yesterday. a look at the weekend forecast is coming up. and a lot of reports just came into the chp blotter. i am looking at more slowing for the san mateo bridge as well. i think it's a matter of volume. we'll confirm that. we'll check out what's going on in the tri-valley coming up. good morning. very happy friday to you. good times continue on the stock market, particularly on the nasdaq. tech stocks, when averaged together, are up 31% so far this year. all kinds of things to like. congress passed the debt ceiling and then, wow, big, big numbers in the jobs report. a breath-taking 339,000 jobs added in may.

a number in the 2s would have been a big number. economists throwing up their hands in happy frustration. they're so confused about how well this economy is doing. as we were saying, in our 5:00 hour, before the numbers came out the average number of -- the average of the guesses, the consensus on jobs reports have been wrong 13 of the last 16 times, and each time smart people guessed too low. they underestimate the economy. now, in these latest numbers, unemployment did tick up. the senate has passed a law barring president biden from offering student loan relief. the ban has already passed the house. president biden can veto it and will. we'll talk a lot more about student loans as we talk politics in 30 minutes. >> "wall street journal" warning apple card customers are having some trouble getting money out of their accounts. apple started a savings account with a tremendous interest rate.

the account, backed by goldman sachs is an actual bank account, but some users report trouble moving money out of it. and government regulators are warning don't store your money in accounts like venmo. i can't imagine people using venmo as a bank, but just don't. it's not a bank. it's not covered by any kind of fdic insurance. it's easy to get your money out, it flows very fast. it's owned by paypal, a very dependable company. but it doesn't pay an interest rate, it's not insured. so, yes, have a few hundred dollars in there. a lot of people do. we were just talking earlier, my kids pay me money, my kids owe me about $20 million, and then i'll use it tot pay friends or whatnot. that's fine, but not big numbers. >> can i be your friend? >> i'm overleveraged. okay, good point.

>> i got you on that one. >> thanks, scott. this weekend you can become part of soccer history. yes, the san jose earthquakes are putting together what they hope will be the largest soccer lesson ever. >> this is really cool. you can take part. "today in the bay"'s bob redell joins us live from outside paypal park in san jose with what we need to know. you got your kicks on, ready to go? >> reporter: i do. what the san jose earthquakes are doing, trying to break the current record for the largest soccer lesson, 835 people simultaneously, set in australia. tomorrow down south in morgan hill, the morgan hill outdoor sports complex, they're asking people to show up starting at 5:00, and you'll be getting a lesson from shea salinas, a superstar with the team. he's going to give a 30-minute lesson and the idea is to get over 1,000 people. good morning to you.

>> good morning. >> so you have a history of world records. you set a world record when you built this place, which was what? >> a record for the largest ground-breaking ceremony. we're going tomorrow for another big record. >> you have to beat 835. what if only 834 people show up? >> we'll stop some cars on the freeway and get them in there. >> this is official, guinness will be there? >> yes, they're flying in from new york to make sure we monitor everybody and make sure everyone has to complete the lesson. they can't just be standing there. they have to be doing the lesson that shea is instructing. >> reporter: we have video of me receiving a small lesson this morning. >> shae will be on the big stage. we'll have monitors around the property, hopefully for the over 1,000 people that come down and participate. we do passing, dribbling,

juggling. if it gets crazy, maybe some shooting. >> what do you say to people who have never touched a soccer ball before? >> soccer is very accessible. all you need is yourself, a soccer ball and you can play and practice. tomorrow you're getting a free soccer ball. you're getting a t-shirt from again is and a body armor drink. it will be a great experience for everybody. i feel good about it. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: show up at 5:00, it's from 5:00 to 8:00. you see at the morgan hill sports complex. it should be a good time. i know it's probably going to be hot, but you're doing it at night when the sun is going down, so it should be a little cooler than during the daytime. >> bob, is it byob, bring your own ball? >> reporter: no, no, no, you get a free adidas ball. first 1,200 people. it's a good deal. >> sounds like a lot of fun,

too. >> i think they're going to break that record. >> thanks, bob. good weather to do it, too. >> it's going to be a little warmer this weekend. but at 5:00 that ocean breeze kicks in and we start to see the temperatures dropping. we are going to have a great weekend around the bay area. slightly warmer temperatures, and we're going to see that as we see a clear start to our day in san jose. so the sun now coming over the hills. we'll see those few clouds that we have clearing on out. in morgan hill this morning, 54 degrees to start, we'll see temperatures in the upper 50s by 10:00, and we are sunny the rest of the day after that. headed for the upper 70s for parts of the bay area. as we take a look across the region, we've been looking at our travel forecast as well. if you do plan to head toward the sierra, watch out for the possibility of some afternoon showers and thunderstorms. here at home, we've seen some dry conditions, but, also, some of the showers and thunderstorms over the sierra could start to

nudge its way into the bay area. some of that subtropical moisture coming in, enhancing the threat that by next tuesday and wednesday we could see the potential of some showers and thunderstorms. right now it's a very slight chance. we'll be watching out for that. definitely it's going to feel much more humid for the middle of next week. our temperatures will be coming down. our weekend shows walnut creek will be in the low 80s for saturday and sunday, and then to the 70s in the forecast throughout much of next week. the warm-up, the spike in temperatures doesn't really last that long, and some of our warmest valleys, in spots like the tri-valley as well as the north bay, we could reach into the mid-80s this weekend. and then as the chances of rain return to the forecast, we'll see our temperatures coming down a few degrees. for san francisco, there's not that much of a change. we're going to stay in the mid-60s with the ocean breeze continuing for those areas and that marine layer early in the morning.

mike, you checked out that crash in the tri-valley. >> i was very concerned. some of the details do sound concerning, but the slowing not so present right now. the south bay, that's cleared, so has the peninsula. lighter volume of traffic. in the tri-valley we're talking about northbound 680 around sunol boulevard. it sounds like a pickup might have gone onto its side. i also see the volume suddenly building, there may be a separate issue south on 680 approaching 84 and the split. we'll track both of those directions through this portion of 680. 880 holding steady with a build off of san leandro and the bay bridge filled in pretty much all the way back to the end of the parking lot. >> 6:22. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> bad news. you make it to your destination while flying, but your baggage does not. here is good news. the airline might pay you for

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three people are killed as investigators are still trying to put the pieces of this altogether. we're going to break down the timeline and when we are expecting to hear from police. >> plus, an east bay judge robbed at gunpoint just blocks away from the courthouse. the area the alameda county sheriff's office says it's keeping a closer eye on. >> google reportedly reducing its office footprint. the one big project the company is pushing ahead with. this is "today in the bay." good friday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at that forecast for this friday morning with meteorologist kari hall. the sun is behind you. >> the sun is up, it's friday. i don't know how it could get any better. we're going to have some nice weather for the weekend, just a little warmer. we take a live look outside in san jose. we are already seeing a mostly clear sky as the sun comes up. as we take a look at our trend through the morning, we're going

from our usual cool start in the low 50s to low 70s this afternoon. so really comfortable as our high temperature reaches 77. a few of our inland valleys will be just a little warmer, like concord headed for 81 degrees. we'll talk about what's going on around the bay area in that weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you. later today we could learn more about why a man went on a deadly crime spree, spanning from san jose to milpitas. >> we do know three people did not survive the rampage. kris sanchez joins us live in the newsroom. it's kind of extensive, all the different places this happened. >> we're going to show you some of the crime scene locations. we expect san jose police will answer questions later this morning about that suspect in that deadly crime spree, spanning two cities. as of now, investigators say the same suspect was involved in crimes in at least three different locations. you see them here on your map, maybe even four. we now know that investigators are looking to see if several

other violent crimes reported yesterday afternoon are also related. san jose police were first called to kooser road and dellwood way where a person was stabbed and then carjacked. police then responded to a second stabbing and another attempted carjacking about three miles away and 20 minutes later in the 1800 block of hillsdale avenue. soon after, officers spotted the suspect near 16th street and santa clara street, near downtown san jose. investigators say he there intentionally drove into two people, killing them both, before taking off again. >> as they attempted to flee the scene, they struck a pedestrian in the parking lot area. that victim was transported to the local hospital. >> reporter: police at that point issued a statewide warning at about 4:30 in the afternoon. milpitas police responded to another stabbing near the 400 block of jacklin road. that victim did not survive. but that's when the crime spree finally came to an end, at

milpitas police arrested that man in a nearby neighborhood. we expect this afternoon san jose police are going to give us an update about that. we also know that mayor matt mahan also responded. >> yes, he did. san jose mayor mahan tweeted this statement last night, posting, quote, i am sickened by the senseless violence that took place in our city tonight. there are no words that can convey how sorry i am to the victims's loved ones whose lives have been forever altered. san jose mourns with you. he also thanked police for their quick work to make an arrest and more details would come out in the days ahead. we'll, of course, continue to follow all of those details as they emerge. there's still a lot of unknowns with this case, including the identities of the victims. we'll bring you the latest updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. just in, authorities are working to find out what started a car fire in san francisco.

look at this. so this was reported within the last hour. video posted online showing a car on fire and emergency crews responding. this happened at golden gate and hyde and right now authorities are saying that there are no major injuries. that fire was put out quickly. robbed at gunpoint in oakland. this time that victim, a superior court judge. it happened about a block away from the alameda county courthouse. ginger conejero saab is live for us this morning. talk to us about this. police are saying the crime problem in oakland is really just getting worse. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. oakland police saying that there have been more than 1,200 robberies since the start of the year in oakland, just in the past week 57 robberies. 22 of which involved guns. this robbery adding to those numbers. here is the parking garage on 13th and madison where that robbery happened just before 9:00 in the morning. superior court judge kevin

murphy exited his car at this garage, which is about a block away from the courthouse, when three men in masks robbed him at gunpoint. the alameda county sheriff's department says he was robbed of his rolex, wallet, among other personal items. they say this is happening countywide and not just in oakland. the sheriff's office says they're going to keep a closer eye on the area around the courthouse. district 1 district member dan kalb is sounding the alarm on the growing problem. he held a town hall recently to address what he calls an increase in robberies and other crimes over the past few months. >> some of them have become violent. i'm glad this one wasn't violent. nevertheless, it shouldn't have happened, period. >> reporter: now, according to opd crime statistics, there were more than 2,600 robberies on average in the city annually, that's in the past five years. more than 1,000 of them involved

guns. this year's numbers are on track to be worse. so oakland pd and the alameda county sheriff's department are working together on this case. they're asking the public or anybody with any information to contact them. >> ginger this morning, so glad the judge is doing okay. this crime just has to stop. thanks so much. new this morning, google says that it will downsize office space at their mountain view and sunnyvale locations. this is all according to the san francisco "chronicle." the map is showing five different locations google will lose. it adds up to more than 1.4 million square feet. a google spokesperson saying the most vacant office space will be subleased, even with the downsizing. google says they are still slated to build another mega campus in san jose. >> seeing vacancies in

commercial real estate in this city, san francisco. right now we are talking about the warm-up. the sun is out. it's interesting because most of these mornings we've seen so much cloud cover. that marine layer keeping things cooler. >> yes, peeling back just a little bit, allowing for those temperatures to warm up just a few degrees for our inland areas. it's still going to be a wide range in temperature and we're going to keep it in the 60s for san francisco. tonight for the giants game if you're going, it's going to be all clear and sunny, but only 60 degrees. check out those wind speeds, gusts of 23 miles per hour that may get higher as we go later into the evening with temperatures dropping down to the upper 50s. be prepared if you'll be at the game tonight. we'll also have mild weather at the san mateo county fair, grand opening tomorrow, starting at 11:00 and it's only going to be 62 degrees. headed for the upper 60s for the afternoon. all clear and sunny. we'll also have the

pista sa nayon festival happening in vallejo this weekend and it will be beautiful. temperatures reaching into the mid-70s, also clear and sunny. you can check out our own mike inouye out at the soy and tofu festival. we'll see temperatures staying in the 60s in the city and it's going to be partly cloudy throughout the day. we also had the omg family festival at discovery meadow. it's going to be starting out in the mid-60s. as we go into the middle of the day, upper 70s. so just enjoy that sunshine and the slightly warmer temperatures. heading to l.a. this weekend, we have upper 60s in the forecast with a mix of sun and clouds. mike, you have some new information on that crash on 680. >> we just got this video into the newsroom. on the hillside, you see two vehicles involved in this crash. there's a coupe there and a pickup. there's someone inside, it looks

like. at the time this was taken at 6:20, the viewer said there were no emergency vehicles on scene. traffic slow and no lanes blocked. let's look at the map. we're talking about the southbound direction. the crash was reported northbound, but the sensors show slowing southbound. you're jammed up now from past bernal just shy of the 84 interchange, so that will be a slower drive. that will add to the build off the dublin interchange. some folks may want to go over to the castro valley y and that will add more traffic. so right here we're just issuing this warning for folks on south 680 just shy of the sunol exit. the crash off to the shoulder but it's clearly visible. big distraction for 680 southbound. the rest of the bay, it's friday light. watch the tri-valley. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:40 right now. what started off of a hit and run leads to something much larger. coming up next, how an incident

months ago led police in the south bay to find a massive collection of illegal weapons. >> in washington, the return of the compromise. the senate passes the debt ceiling bill. we'll have the latest. >> plus, it is international donut day, so workout regimens, get out of here. you can get a free treat. we're going to tell you where you can do that and we're going to tell you the donuts that you do not want to miss. we'll be right back.

good friday morning. the time is 6:43, and it's friday. time to get to work in oakland. temperatures in the mid-50s and it is mostly cloudy for now. we'll see it clearing out as we go into today, and it's going to be another nice one. some of our inland valleys heating up. we'll take a look at our microclimates in just a few minutes. still tracking details for the tri-valley. i will tell you the impact for southbound 680 just shy of the sunol exit. there's a crash near the center divide. it's building and we're looking at the dublin interchange. we'll show you the ripple as it happens. new developments this morning, police have found the suspect they say is responsible for a shooting back in february that started because of a disagreement on the road. now, he was arrested after officers searched his gilroy

home. police say they have been searching for that suspect after that february shooting also in gilroy. investigators say this started when he was involved in a minor crash with another driver back in february. he did not stop to exchange insurance information. that's when police say the other driver followed him and that's when police say he started shooting. none of these bullets actually hit the driver, just their vehicle. yesterday police found several so-called ghost guns and a lot of ammunition there as they searched the home. it is quickly approaching a quarter until 7:00. the senate last night voted to raise the debt ceiling, much to the relief of almost everyone. >> scott mcgrew, we came very close to that default. >> we're not quite done yet. the treasury is still right now doing all kinds of crazy accounting, trying to make sure we pay our bills on time. even this morning, something about counting chickens. but, yeah, both houses have voted to raise the debt ceiling. the senate voting 63-36, raised

the debt ceiling for two years, agreeing with the house, taking the issue out of the presidential campaign cycle. cutting some spending, expanding work requirements for food stamps. remember, this was a bipartisan deal, a compromise. though senate majority leader chuck schumer still spiked the ball. >> so many of the destructive provisions in the republican bill are gone because we persisted and we kept insisting that default is off the table. we will not be defaulting and we will not be passing the hard right's extreme agenda. virtually no part of it. >> now, the president will speak at 4:00 this afternoon about the deal. nbc bay area will carry that live. watch for him to talk about getting along, working together. we're all americans here. remember, during his inauguration he said, we can join forces, stop the shouting and lower the temperature. there were some democrats who

were disappointed mr. biden would negotiate america's credit and some republicans who are disappointed house speaker mccarthy didn't hold out for more. but that is how washington gets things done, or at least they used to. perhaps compromise is back. now, in some of that fine print of the debt deal, congress has now prohibited president biden from extending the pause on student loan repayments put into place by president trump. the pause ends, this time it really ends this fall. separately, the senate also passed a bill that would prohibit president biden's idea of forgiving student loans altogether. the house already passed the same prohibition, but president biden can and will veto this whole idea. so student loan forgiveness still on the table for now, though it's stuck in the supreme court. and another win for everybody, 339,000 jobs were added to the american economy in may. much, much more than economists

were expecting. unemployment ticks up, but still near 1960s lows. >> pretty amazing, the numbers that came out. a new bill is making its way through the state legislature that could grant an exemption to the current state law that requires motorcyclists wear helmets while riding. if senate bill 847 passed, it would grant people who wear turbines for religious beliefs to have an option to not wear a helmet while riding the bike. current state law requires drivers and passengers to wear a helmet while on any motorized bike. on wednesday state senators took a vote and the bill passed with a 21-8 margin. eight democrats dis enlted. trending this morning, today is national donut day. can you smell them? >> i mean, yes. i don't see them. >> he's dreaming. >> we all can dream. you all get up so early in the

morning, every day should be national donut day for you. >> we would need bigger chairs. >> so you know what? the first-ever friday in june -- or every first friday in june the salvation army celebrates national donuts day. in fact, national donut day began as a fundraiser to help raise money for people affected by the great depression. today krispy kreme will be giving out free donuts to anyone without a purchase. you don't have to purchase anything. just get a free donut. you can just get their signature glazed donut, which i love so much. but you also can get other flavors like strawberry cream donut or the chocolate cream pie donut. dunkin', is giving out a free donut when you buy a drink. >> when the hot sign comes up --

>> do you have a favorite kind of donut? >> the glazed for me. >> i prefer the dunkin' to the krispy kreme. we may have to have a tasting in the newsroom. >> a sugar rush. donut or not, coffee is a must in the morning. >> absolutely. it's going to be one of those hot coffee mornings around the bay area. cool temperatures. we've seen some clearing around parts of the bay area, but now we're seeing the marine layer and those clouds rolling right back over the golden gate bridge. that's going to keep our coastal temperatures cool, but the inland areas are going to be a little warmer. we'll see clouds linger over the city through about 10:00 to 11:00 and then see the sun peeking out for the rest of today as we head for 66 degrees in san francisco. san mateo is headed for 69 degrees and low 70s for hayward and fremont. mountain view reaching 75 degrees, also 75 in napa, and in san jose it's back to where we

were yesterday, reaching 77 degrees. now, it will be a touch warmer in some of our inland areas, reaching into the low 80s for livermore, 83 in santa rosa. but there won't be much of a change near the coastline and in san francisco. heading into sunday it's also pretty warm for the inland valleys, with fairfield hitting 88 degrees, compare that to the 64 we'll have in half moon bay. and looking across the region, we've had daily showers and thunderstorms developing in the upper elevations of the sierra, and areas off toward the east. we'll be watching that because some of that moisture may start to nudge its way back into the bay area, going into next week. some of that subtropical moisture coming in, enhancing our threat of seeing showers, possibly thunderstorms next tuesday and wednesday. we already see that plume of moisture on our computer model and we'll see if it actually comes to fruition. but, it's going to be a change, especially with cooler temperatures coming in.

as we focus on the weekend, napa is going to see temperatures from mid-70s to low 80s and we'll see temperatures dipping next week as rain chances come back up. mike, you were watching that crash in the tri-valley. >> this crash. it's going to take a while to clear this. even though lanes are clear, there's activity in the center divide area. there's one coupe and one pickup truck. reports of major injuries and clearly a lot of damage and debris. this is a big spectator issue right now. as crews arrive, as we look at the map, this will cause additional slowing. the buildup south from bernal, so that's a sizable drive, a backup for 680 southbound. some folks are shifting to 84 through city streets or hearing about it on the radio and on tv and that's adding to 84's traffic as well. that's the only slow spot in the tri-valley. just in time for june, the iconic san francisco pride flag in the castro district of san

francisco is getting an upgrade. the iconic symbol will be replaced ahead of this month's celebrations. the new flag is set to go up around 1:30 this afternoon. san francisco pride is june 25th. >> and a quick look at top stories we have this morning, including a man on a deadly crime spree in the south bay. we're going to break down the titimeline of howow thahat incn started. >> plus, bringing cannabis lounges to california. first, here is hoda. >> coming up, your guide to those summer flights, with demand surging and prices on the rise, we're going to help you save some money on your next trip.

6:55, and we are moving you forward this morning with the top stories, starting with that deadly crime spree in the south bay, spanning two cities. >> later today san jose police are expected to release more information about the suspect. as of now, investigators say the same suspect was involved in crimes in at least three different locations. we know investigators are looking to see if several other violent crimes are related. san jose police first were called to kooser road and

dellwood way where a person was stabbed and then carjacked. police then responded to a second stabbing and another attempted carjacking about three miles away and 20 minutes later on hillsdale avenue. investigators later tracked the suspect to 16th street and santa clara street, but investigators say that is when the suspect intentionally drove into two people, killing them. the suspect then stabbed someone else near jacklin road before being arrested in a milpitas neighborhood. one person is dead after a police chase ended with a crash in brentwood. this happened yesterday evening around 7:00. officers made a normal traffic stop along sand creek road and the officer noticed the driver showed signs of being under the influence. in the middle of that stop, the driver then took off, leading police on a brief chase. the driver went off the road before crashing. the person died at the scene. no one else was injured.

investigators say that investigation is still under way. robberies in oakland are on track to be worse this year than the last two years. there have already been more than 1,200 robberies in oakland since january 1st. adding to the numbers, a robbery at gunpoint of a superior court judge, kevin murphy. judge murphy was robbed of his rolex watch, wallet and other personal items at the county parking garage about a block away from the courthouse in oakland. the sheriff's office says they're going to keep a closer eye on that area near the courthouse. >> a san francisco lawmaker is pushing to eliminate restrictions at california dispensaries to give way for amsterdam-style dispensaries. right now they cannot sell food or alcoholic beverages of any kind. a new bill from matt haney that just passed the state assembly could sell that. they're pushing to be able to sell food and non-alcoholic

beverages and provide live music. the bill heads to the state senate before moving to the governor's desk over the next few months. let's get a look at the forecast before we go with meteorologist kari hall. >> it looks really good this weekend. we're already seeing a lot of areas, the sky is clearing out. we're not seeing the usual marine layer that keeps those temperatures cool. as we head into the weekend, it's going to be slightly warmer, reaching into the low to mid-80s. we're looking toward the alert that continues for i-680. we now have chp issuing an official sigalert. we don't know when the estimated time for opening is. 680 southbound is jammed up because of a crash in the center divide area. south 680 right around the sunol exit. we're seeing the backup from bernal. we're also seeing a complication, some folks may take the castro valley y and there's a disabled larger truck just south of the area coming off of 238. that's going to add to the

congestion. it will ripple out to the east bay. the "today" show is just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast that streams live on roku, samsung and xumo, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. scott mcgrew is tracking breaking news on the jobs report showing higher than expected numbers. he's also going to tell us what it means for your wallet. >> got to save that money. stick around for that. that's what's happening here on "today in the bay." thank you for joining us this friday morning. have a great weekend. get out and do something nice. the "today" show is next. good friday morning. we are tracking extreme weather across the country. >> including the early arrival of record-breaking heat. it's june 2nd. this is "today." >> scorcher. brutally hot weather stretching