isn't until 7:00 a.m. this is a possible dui situation or you know, inerms of two vehicles being involved, there was an overturned big rig and apparently another vehicle so i know that we're getting more reports on that and i know we also have pete on the scene as well, bringing us updates. so far again this is at appian way. pete i'll send things over to you. i know you have more info on what could be bind this crash. >> reporter: yes, vianey, good morning to you. we're getting more information from chp. you mentioned it, a little bit there, this was a situation with a big rig trying to avoid a car that was actually stopped in the slow lane before you hit appian way in pinole. traffic is starting to move along, letting folks off of the shoulder off the appian way exit. in our last live report traffic was actually halted as they were trying to tow the car. you so he that big rig, that's what they were able to kind of lift up, that was overturned as a result of this accident earlier. i want to show you some video of this whole situation. according to chp, 2:45 a.m. the

big rig driver swerved to avoid a black camry that stopped in the slow lane. in fact, the video you're seeing is the driver of that camry that was stopped in the slow lane. that's that driver being handcuffed. we're being told according to chp that this camry driver was passed out in the car. it's unclear exactly why that driver was passed out, but the big rig did avoid that black camry but in the process, that big rig did overturn. now the good news, guys, is that there were no injuries in all of this to either to the driver of that big rig, as you see they're starting to work on trying to tow this car, guys but we're being told the camry driver was arrested, but they're expecting the freeway to reopen sometime before 7:00 a.m. guys. >> all right, thank you very much, pete. hopefully it will reopen before the bulk of the commute but we know it will be a difficult morning. what might make it easier, nice weather. >> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that for us this

morning. >> it's going to be another really nice day, slightly warmer in some spots, as we head over to cupertino, check out our temperature trend, starting out in the 60s, leading into the low 80s today, by early afternoon, with some of our south bay high temperatures getting a boost this afternoon, reaching into the upper 80s in the south county. so i'll have a closer look at our microclimate forecast and some things going on this weekend, coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. new for you this morning, a chp officer recovering after a scary rollover crash during a high-speed chase. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in san jose with how the officer is doing right now. really scary video, bob. >> reporter: it is, kris and marcus, but fortunately that officer is okay. walked away with just minor injuries, which is remarkable, when you do take a look and see what happened to his squad car. take a look at this video on your tv screen. this happened around 12:30 last night. the officer was chasing a driver for speeding. this was along southbound 280 here in san jose. the officer lost control near

the 880 and highway 17 interchange. again he or she was on southbound 280. it appears the squad car rolled over at least once and as you can see in the video the air bags fortunately did deploy. as i mentioned the officer is okay. we don't believe they had to go to the hospital. the speeding suspect, however, did get away. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. 5:03 right now. 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 reports on what he had to say. >> reporter: 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. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. also 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. on the wake of the mass shooting at the garlic festival, security is on the top of mind for many people planning to atend events around the bay area. the fremont festival of the arts kicks off today and organizers are assuring the public that they have partnered with police to make sure that everyone can feel safe. following a string of deadly terror attacks in europe in 2017, city officials installed large barriers designed to prevent vehicles from plowing in to crowds. you might have seen those. we are learning of the second of the two friends who were shot in the rampage that they have now beenreleased from valley medical center in san jose. brynn ota matthews and her

friend gabrielle 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. >> how the friends also thanked the doctors who helped them and they remembered the people who lost their lives. 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 exonerated. in response, oakland's police chief promised to follow the inspector general's recommendations to fix that issue. 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 homeless, as well as investments in affordable housing. a comeback for a six-time olympic gold medalist ryan lochte is making serious strides this week in the stanford swimming pool. wednesday 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. there was also the incident in rio in 2016 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. i know a lot of our swimmer friends are going to watch that in person. >> getting out and swimming this weekend might be a good thing because the heat that we can experience this weekend. >> we'll start to feel some warmer temperatures today, and martinez, at least we do have a cool start with some lower 60s. we'll be at 71 degrees at 10:00, and then at noon, we're at 79 degrees, reaching into the low 80s. as our temperatures continue to rise, we're looking at some low 90s in antioch, and concord today. 83 in san jose, and in palo alto. ukiah today reaching 91 degrees. and we'll get a closer look at our east bay forecast coming up in a few minutes. vianey now has a live look at that big rig crash. >> i do want to show you this. this is a pic of the crash eastbound 80 at appian way, just west of that. this was overturned. they have managed to sit this back up, but apparently it was a big rig and one other vehicle,

possible dui situation where chp is letting us know that the big rig kind of swerved to avoid another vehicle, in turn that caused it to turn over and now we're seeing that all lanes are closed, with the exception of the slow lanes, so, so far chp is saying they expect to reopen all lanes not until 7:00 a.m. this is going to take some time, even though it is counter commute. it's starting to affect our commute side as well, the westbound side. look at our speed sensors. you can see we have the red along the eastbound lanes, but along the westbound side it's also starting to slow down as well. i also have a new crash to tell you about along the westbound side right near the 580 interchange near the toll plaza. we have a crash reported there also involving another big rig. it doesn't seem to be an injury accident, but it looks like they're working to clear out some of those vehicles from an earlier crash. i'll have another update coming up shortly. >>still ahead, the bay area ney. honors the gay rights activist killed in russia. coming up at 5:25, the clues

that some say proves the activist was targeted. it's been a rough week on wall street. it's looking like it might get even more tough. i'll walk you through t coming up. we talked about this one yesterday, the question is -- >> are those hotdogs? >> yesterday was mustard ice cream. today we're talking about taking that up several notches. this brand of new ice cream flavor you don't want to miss it. maybe you do. i don't know. >> i say leave the graphics up. we don't want to say it. >> coming up for you right after the break. we are here to discuss jessie's online time.

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meteorologist kari hall. in south san jose as we heck check out santa teresa, upper 60s as the skies clear around 10:00 and warm up from there. it will be warmer today compared to yesterday and tomorrow even hotter. we'll look at those numbers coming up in less than five minutes. we're now really starting to see the delays along the westbound side as well. there is a crash along the eastbound 80 side. just west of appian way. a sig alert is in place. all lanes are siestimated to reopen at 7:00 a.m. the overturned big rig has been turned out. eastbound 80 at appian way all lanes are expected to reopen at 7:00 a.m. more updates are coming up 37. good morning to you. it's not just friday, it is jobs

friday. we'll get the latest data from the labor department in about 15 minutes. now speaking of jobs, lowe's will lay off thousands of workers shutting more stores, outsourcing more jobs. the markets entirely caught off guard by president trump's declaration he'll add mortar i haves to chinese goods. we've seen the trade war slow the world economy including america's economy, we know that from dprks dp agdp numbers from. a really bad number might push stock markets higher because it would be the cause of another rate cut. 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 ones 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. z>> good for lunch >> if you have your own tv show you can get away with certain things inviting the ceo of the company that sent you the junk mail to explain it, and that's what i've done. thomas sponholtz is the ceo of unison. it is a very usual business that offers to coinvest in houses. i have not heard of this before. the same way a parent might help you with a downpayment of the house or a rich uncle, unison will give you money for the downpayment of the house. >> why? >> they want it on the other side, after you sell it 20, 30 years later, your house will have gone up in price, they want a cut of the profits. >> okay. >> and it's just that simple.

we'll talk about how that works. >> the silicon valley housing trust does it that way. >> and this is a business. which is amazing. but it might be a way to sort of solve it. it will be "press:here" sunday mornings after "meet the press." >> we don't have to count on uncle scott? >> in my case both parents and a rich uncle. i don't know if he was rich, and an uncle.pay for it. thanks, scott. trending this morning. ♪ oh i wish i were an oscar mayer ice cream sandwich ♪ >> or not. >> national ice cream sandwich day. oscar mayer this culinary abomination. take a closer look at the oscar mayer ice dog sandwich, flavored ice cream made with little chunks of candied hotdog, sandwiched with spicy mustard. oscar mayer says it will offer the new creation later in new york city this month. you might remember yesterday, marcus was saying we talked about french's new mustard flavored ice cream debuting in

new york and in los angeles. so would you try it? >> i probably would try it but i don't think i'd like it. >> do you like regular mustard? >> it's cool. >> i don't like regular mustard. >> you put relish on top of it? >> there are some things that are like -- >> i don't think the brain will allow me to like it. >> exactly. like the gilroy garlic ice cream and that is surprisingly tasty. >> i have had tabasco ice cream. >> that sounds perfectly normal. >> weekend we're thinking about what to do as you get ready to head out the door, and i know you're just trying to get to work and get through the day. that's a live look outside in emeryville and as we start out, you can see the clouds overhead, that will clear out going throughout the day. so if you're headed out to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station expect more clouds through at least 10:00 and staying in the 60s after this cool start, it will be a very nice day. the seven-day forecast is

already up at the bottom of the screen, as we go throughout the day with all of our microclimates, and i want to show you how the day will shape up temperature wise. we take you through 8:30, it's still cool. at lunch time we're starting to warm up in the east bay valleys as well as the south bay. we're up to 81 in concord while santa rosa is at 80 degrees, and san mateo will be at 74. then going into the afternoon, there will be some spots hitting the low 80s, and hitting the low 90s i should say with concord at 90 degrees. fairfield at 89, and in livermore, we're at 87, while palo alto is at 80 degrees, and then it all starts to cool off once the winds pick up and we get an ocean breeze carrying in cool air. it will still be a warm day. at the santa clara county fair today looking at highs reaching up to about 83 degrees at 3:00. after that, it's starting to feel nice, as the breezy winds pick up and temperatures in the mid-70s. tomorrow we've got the fremont festival of the arts. i'll be out there with the treat truck. we'll be handing out bottles of

water so keeping you hydrated, as our temperatures reach up to about 81 degrees. as we go throughout the weekend, high pressure makes its way back into the bay area. we're going to see that changing our wind direction, but then going into next week, this area of low pressure off the coast allows for an ocean breeze to pick up once again, and we're going to cool off significantly. so we go from the low 90s on saturday to the low 80s on thursday. we just have to wait it out a few more days before we get the cooler air coming back, and it will be a very warm weekend, while san francisco stays in the upper 60s, and a little bit more sunshine. so how is the traffic moving through the east bay, near that traffic alert? >> it's still pretty slow and this is a live pic along eastbound 80 just west of appian way. this was overturned due to an earlier crash shoving another vehicle. they have is sitting upright. even though it is counter commute the westbound lanes are slowing down not because there's a crash but because of course

people tend to slow down to see what's going on in the other lane. you can see the cars getting by just on the shoulder here so we can go ahead and send things over to my traffic maps, again, chp is saying that they're not expecting to reopen lanes, estimated time is around 7:00 a.m., and speed sensors are certainly showing both sides eastbound and westbound side kind of slowing down because of that crash. we have another kra shall crash 80 near the 580 interchange near the toll plaza a crash near the toll plaza so this area tends to start to back up regardless, once the metering lights turn on, which they are now on, and i wanted to show you the drive times. westbound 80 toward the bay bridge 13 minutes, and a quick check of the south bay drive times as well, northbound 101 from highway 85 to highway 87, you're looking at 12 minutes. the rest of the bay area is doing okay. back to you. >> thanks, vianey. coming up next, how the bay area is fighting to bring the killers of a russian lgbtq activist to justice. plus coal miners in kentucky blocking a train full of coal. the reason they say that train is not leaving any time soon.

but first, i posted this on instagram, seeing a lot of gilroy strong messages as i was reporting in gilroy this week. this particular sign at the starbucks there reminds us of what we can say to our kids when something happens like this. reminds us that mr. rogers said his mother told him, look for the helpers. there are always people looking to help. be sure to follow me on your favorite social media platform, we are on instagram, facebook and twitter. you're watching "today in the bay."

the murder of a gay rights activist in russia is striking a nerve in the bay area. >> members of the lgbtq community gathered at harvey milk plaza in san francisco to honor yelena grigoreya who died in a targeted attack. >> her name appeared on these basically gay hunting websites in russia and eastern europe,

and they went to authorities and authorities completely ignored her and a few days later, she was found dead, stabbed to death. >> organizers of the vigil say they want to raise awareness about being a member of a community that's being hunted in that way, they say. they say that while violence in russia seems far away, they are concerned that it is helping to fuel hate and discrimination here in the united states. a petition is started demanding russia bring the people behind the anti-lgbtq websites to justice. continuing coverage, sources tell "new york times" the death yesterday of one of the young members of the kennedy family was an overdose. 22-year-old saoirse kennedy hill was the granddaughter of robert and ethyl kennedy. the family released a statement saying she died yesterday at the kennedy compound in hyannisport, massachusetts. authorities are not commenting on "the times" report. in the past, hill wrote about her struggles with depression and mental illness. happening today, singer k.

kelly is back in court, this time in new york city where prosecutors recently charged him in connection with sex crimes involving minors. kelly flew in to new york yesterday on a department of justice airplane. it is not tied to charges he faces in chicago now. once kelly is arraigned in new york he'll return to the midwest to stand trial on sex crime charges there. 5:25 and happening right now, in a rural part of kentucky, a town south of cincinnati, coal miners who haven't been paid are blocking the coal train. the coal belongs to black jewel, the sixth largest coal company in the u.s., and the miners are its employees. the company filed for bankruptcy last month, and stopped payment on those checks. the ceo says he accepts responsibility for being unable to lead the company. the coal has been haulted in it tracks for five days now. you know august means football time. >> oh, yeah. >> we are ready for some football, and it is preseason

kicking off last night right here on nbc bay area, with the annual hall of fame game. this year's hall of fame class was introduced before the game and it includes one-time cal bear tony gonzalez, remember him? he played basketball and football. as for the game t came down to the final minutes and on a fourth down, the denver broncos completed a pass in the end zone for the game winning touchdown, beating the atlanta falcons 14-10. got to love the broncos. if you're from denver. nbc's hoda kotb is enjoying maternity leave with her kids and today she's talking about her other pride and joy, the "today" show. >> she is talking about her new book she just announced on instagram. >> i really needed this today, 365 quotes and stories and they're meant to inspire, make you feel good, you can have it by your bedside. it's a book i'm really, really excited about. >> her book comes out on october

15th. watch the full interview coming up on the "today" show, that's right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. 5:26 right now. coming up here, the latest on the i-80 crash in contra costa county that we've been following since we came on the air at 4:30 this morning. vianey has the latest for us. >> that's right, this is a live pic right now. there was an overturned big rig along eastbound 80 near appian way. it looks like the crews have been out there working hard to get the lanes reopened. cars were getting by on the shoulder and there we go, a car is getting by. i'll have an update on the westbound and eastbound side coming up.

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forecast for today and the weekend in a moment, about you first, we want to get to that breakingffic new right now. an improvement, we saw the truck move out from behind you in pinole. >> that's right, that's great news along eastbound 880 at appian way. they still have the lanes closed because they're working to clear out debris but they have moved the big rig out of the way, which means their original estimated time of reopening until 7:00 a.m. might actually be a little bit sooner, now that they were able to get the truck out of the way. you could tell by speed sensors it's slowing things down significantly for the eastbound side and the westbound side, as people tend to stop and look over to see what's going on in the opposite lane but i do know we have our own pete suratos and he is live out on the scene and has the latest on what could have caused this crash early this morning. pete? >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, vianey. reports from chp the big rig was trying to avoid a car stopped in the slow lane. as you were talking looks like the traffic is now moving. they cleared out that big rig, they were able to tow it away.

i want to show you video from the scene earlier this morning, this is video from the ground. according to chp, they say it took place roughly around 2:45 a.m. and a big rig driver swerved out of the way to avoid a black camry that was stopped in the slow lane. but in the process, that big rig overturned. now as for the driver of the camry, i want to show you video, here is that driver being handcuffed by police. they say that the car was stopped, and he was apparently passed out. here is chp describing the condition of that driver when that he arrived. >> the drunk driver was passed out and/or sleeping in the driver's seat of the camry in the slow lane and the big rig able was able to avoid him thankfully. >> reporter: take you guys back out here life to 80 eastbound off of appian way. traffic is moving along as they've cleared up that big rig accident. thankfully, no injuries to report in all of this, but it looks like as you can see things have reopened here on the road.

we're live here in pinole, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. let's get to the friday forecast, that will definitely make you smile if you like being outside, kari. >> absolutely. it's going to be a nice one today but a little bit warmer in the south bay, even though we're starting out with some clouds. san jose will have some low 60s as you get ready to head out the door. so you may need a jacket for those early hours, but then later today it's going to be very comfortable, upper 70s by noon, eventually reaching 83 degrees and it's starting to crank up in concord, reaching 92. we'll talk about how hot it gets this weekend, and some events going on, that's coming up in about five minutes. >> all right, thank you, kari. 5:32 for you. now 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 was something that a lot of people took part in. this was an event for both people to remember those who died and to support 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. a man says that rather 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 ofpublic 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 that she was a journalist. 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 removes the signs on the screen from the 85 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 5:35, about to be

5:36 and i have a fantastic update for you. all eastbound lanes along 80 near pinole right near appian way are clear following a big rig crash. you can see this is what it looks like now, all the roads are clear. the traffic is recovering quite nicely for eastbound and westbound lanes and that's also certainly showing up in our speed sensor maps as well. i have a new crash to tell you about, this one is going to be northbound 880 near the embarcadero exit. the right-hand shoulder is blocked because of a crash, and our speed sensors so far haven't shown any delays but again that crash just happened so we could start noticing some delays through there. as far as the sig alert that was canceled along eastbound 808 appian way, the traffic will begin to recover nicely and thankfully right around 5:45, when we start to notice the traffic building in the tri-valley and that's it exactly what our drive times are showing. right now westbound 580 from grant line road to 680, you're looking at 24 minutes, and a live look right now at a very busy bay bridge toll plaza,

which the crash near the toll plaza just cleared out. >> sounds good. the fremont festival of the arts kicks off in a few hours. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will be out there tonight and saturday you meet kari hall and bob redell. vianey and meteorologist rob mayeda will be there on sunday. looks like everybody's going to have lovely weather and our treat. >> we were saying we're going to give away some reusable water bottles and you may need that, because it's going to be warming up there this weekend, and we're also going to have some great weather, but turning hot for the inland areas. 93 degrees in the valleys, at least the bay will have some nice and warm weather, with some mid 80s and staying cool for the coast, with more clouds and fog at times. and then on sunday, it's more of the same, a wide range in temperatures, with some 60s, near the bay, and near the coast with the bay at 82, and 91 in the valleys. if you're planning to head to the santa clara county fair tomorrow, it's going to be warm

out there during the middle of the day. so if you can get out early or late in the evening, and at 9:30, the fireworks begin so it's going to be great for that. we also have the world dog surfing championships tomorrow, and that's in pacifica, only $10 to enter in your dog and it's going to be cool, at times foggy especially early in the day, but going toward 2:00 we may get a little bit more sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s. as the sun rises over the sierra and look at lake tahoe, we're going to reach into the mid 80s there, great weather for hiking, but starting to warm up especially for saturday and sunday afternoon. if you want to go hiking a little bit closer to home, maybe going to muir woods, it's going to feel nicer with some mid-70s today and a little bit cooler on sunday, with a high of 71 degrees. heading out of town, santa barbara, we have some warm weather along the beaches there, reaching 79 today. 78 on saturday, and 77 on

sunday. let me know where you're going and what's going on this weekend. i'm company@karihallweather on twitter, facebook as well as instagram and i'll post details on what time i'll be at the fremont festival of the arts during this break. at risk for wildfires, next on "today in the bay," we're mapping out the hazard zones in contra costa county. plus some really tough words this morning from very important churches against president trump. we'll go over them. plus a fishy situation in southern kentucky. what's being done to reel out unwanted fish from a well-known lake.

right now at 5:42, as you get ready to head out the door, we are going to have another beautiful day. los gatos in the low 60s, and it's going to start to warm up this afternoon. already by noon we're at 77, and 80 degrees by 1:00 today. we'll get a look ahead to some hotter weekend weather in less than five minutes. and a live look at the san mateo bridge. so far we're seeing no issues on the bridges. i'll have a look at the drive times throughout the entire bay area, coming up. 5:42 now. a new survey reportedly finds that two-thirds of contra costa county is at risk for wildfires. >> according to "the mercury news" coco county fire leaders

recently 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. we just got the july jobs report. 164,000 jobs were added last month, just a bit below what analysts were forecasting. unemployment rate remains unchanged at 3.7%. developing now in snow has county, sheriff's office 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 grab 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. new details now involving the case of a navy s.e.a.l. accused of covering up war crimes. a san diego-based admiral was dismissing charges against lieutenant jacob portier. the former platoon leader was accused of holding a reenlistment ceremony for special operations chief edward gallagher next to the corpse of an islamic state militant. earlier this month a military jury acquitted gallagher in the killing of that isis prisoner. the admiral also ordered a review of the services justice system. now to a video of a huge brush fire in southern california. crews are scrambling to get the caliente fire under control. it's burning east of san diego. about 500 acres have burned so

far and at last check it's about 50% contained. so far no structures have been destroyed. president trump says he wants to add mortar i haves to chinese goods. >> scott mcgrew, that's caught a lot of people off guard. >> it has, including stock markets. it's been a tough week for the markets. kris was talking about the latest jobs number, 164,000 is a solid number, though marked slowing in manufacturing jobs. here is a 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. the 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, truth of

it, a couple of times, but at rallies he tends to reverse himself. the president did some name calling last night but did not attack his foes in the way he has on twitter over the last couple of days but this morning, the catholic diocese of washington taking the president to task. the brand new archbishop of washington in his first public statement 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,

mayor joseph welch ended the whole mccarthy era with this famous question. >> you've on it enough. have you no sense of decency, sir? >> the national cathedral says "as americans we've had such moments before and a people, as a people we have backed it." yesterday we were talking about how the surprising number of members of u.s. congress 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 follow me of course on twitter, find me @scottmcgrew. >> thank you, scott. some of you know that i like to go fishing on occasion with my husband. we have new video, fishing video to show you this morning. >> not of pu you. >> not of me and this is not how

i would do is, in southern kentucky, look. >> that's kind of cool but that's a massive explosion of a base of asian carp trying to enter a lake. kentucky fish and wildlife say it's been an ongoing battle to keep the evasive fish out. electrofishing equipment to stun the fish, earlier this week. this allows them to collect all of those fish, count them, and release them safely into another location. when you see that, it's scary especially when you see that and think what happened to the fish, but no, safely put them somewhere else. >> ends up in the supermarket. >> one day maybe. if people like kris go out fishing. >> after getting skunked, i might consider something like that. >> you did? >> yeah, totally skunked. >> how did you get rid of it, tomato sauce? >> i mean i got nothing, pblt! >> literally we thought you got skunk sprayed.

>> no, no, no. the dog does, i don't. but no, we went fishing again with my family in colorado this last week and nothing. my nephew caught some sunfish. >> a lot of people may go out fishing this weekend. >> it will be a beautiful weekend although it's starting to heat up in the inland valleys. i wanted to show you this shot on your friday morning to help get it started right. i know in san francisco you're looking out the window, you're not seeing anything that looks like this. so we're going above the clouds from our sutro tower camera and looking at the fog that's right now at about 2,000 feet and below. so it's a beautiful start to this friday morning, and we're seeing a little bit more of that in the inland areas. so in brentwood we're in the low 60s. up to 69 degrees at 9:00, and after that, it starts to really warm up, low 80s by noon with the south bay reaching 86 in east san jose and up to 89 today in gilroy. so our east bay valleys will also be hotter and starting to hit those low 90s in pittsburg

today. 90 degrees while oakland stays in the lower 70s. we'll see a high of 76 degrees in san mateo. san francisco 63 in the outer sunset and the north bay up to 93 in clear lake while poi reyes will have a high of 65 degrees. even a short drive can change your temperatures drastically and for the tri-valley a celebration tonight, pleasanton celebrating the 125th anniversary, so there's going to be a lot of parties going on, up and down railroad avenue and it's going to be in the mid 80s to start and then dropping down to 68 degrees at 9:00 so there's going to be a big change there. i said i'd keep you up to date on what's happening in the pacific. we have two tropical storms, both of them have weakened and we've been keeping an eye on flossie. this looks to have a little bit more of an impact on hawaii but the good news is now it's going to expect it to clear, to start to curve to the north, and stay clear of the hawaiian islands

but may make the waves a little bit more rough. as we look at the forecast inland, some upper 80s and then low 90s in the valleys and we gradually strart lly start to . a cooldown by the middle of next week with low 80s. san francisco doesn't see too much in the change of temperatures over the next seven days but i think we'll get a little bit more sunshine tomorrow and sunday. vianey tracking the roads it's good to see some spots are clearing and others are backing up. >> we're doing okay in terms of crashes down in the south bay. the east bay is actually doing good considering things get busy around this time along 880. let's get to drive times for the south bay. northbound 101 highway 85 to highway 87 you're looking at 14 minutes. northbound 87 from highway 85 to highway 101, only 9 minutes, and even northbound 17 highway 17 is doing okay this morning. southbound 101 from van ness avenue to sfo and the peninsula looking at 12 minutes. southbound 101 from sfo to highway 92 only 5 minutes and a

live look right now in the south bay, along 101, both directions moving along just fine. let's see how your tri-valley is doing as well. this is probably one of our slowest spots but it's pretty typical for this time. westbound 580 from grant line road to 680 24 minutes and westbound 84 slowing down about ten minutes. back to you. >> thanks, vianey. 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. so do you trust your delivery driver? next and new this hour, the amazon workers just busted in a year's long multimillion-dollar scheme. we'll tell what you they were doing with people's packages. you're watching "today in the bay." we are here to discuss jessie's online time.

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a blood test could identify people at risk for alzheimer's disease before any symptoms arrive. >> that would be something. scientists at the university of washington and st. louis developed it. the test measures levels of the alzheimer's related proteins in the blood to help predict whether they have accumulated in the brain. preliminary studies show the test was 94% accurate, when combined with other factors including age and genetics. more research is needed. and multimillion-dollar verdict, a jury says that katy perry producers and her record label are more than nearly $3 million owe them for stealing a song. the jury earlier decided perry's hit song "dark horse" too similar to christian rap song "joyful noise." take a listen to the songs and see if you hear the similarities. ♪ are you ready for a perfect storm, a perfect storm ♪ ♪ and you're surrounded someday

where things are shining ♪ >> i've heard closer ones. that's not the best version. you heard it right as it went down but it's like the ♪ da, da, da, da, da, da >> that little riff. >> the jury says that certain beats are improperly copied. "dark horse" spent four weeks atop of the billboard hot 100 in early 2014. it earned perry a grammy award nomination, and was part of her 2015 super bowl halftime performance. a six-year theft ring is something that is involving a pair of amazon delivery drivers, was busted in washington state. >> so the fbi says the criminals turned around and sold millions of dollars worth of stolen goods on amazon's own website. the ring leader netted at least $10 million in sales since 2013. essentially the am zor drivers would take on items meant to be returned and sell them at pawn shops, also not on amazon its f

itself. no formal charges but amazon is not commenting on the ap report. if you're missing a package, might check a pawn shop. i don't know. so this morning, tips for protecting your technology, if you are planning a move or helping your college student into a dorm. it's that time. >> with wifi, experts say router placement is the key. that means that you don't want to put stuff under the bed or in the closet that can lead to a spotty network. of course secure that network with a strong password, and in shared spaces like a college dompl and may be a good idea to physically secure your technology as well. so here is a member of best buy's geek squad to tell us more. >> you can actually get a cable lock for the laptop, acts like a bike cable lock. >> one age-old tip, use a surge protector to make sure if you unplug a lot of stuff, that's

what you want to use. >> and don't share passwords. >> don't make it simple. >> we just want to be generous. >> like kris1234. >> you forget the exclamation marx. after a successful july. >> the giants didn't start august with a good favor there. a lot of ugly, quick -- >> the game was ugly last night, though. >> three-run homer by the phillies didn't help things out. they cruise to a 10-2 win. it's the first time the giants have lost a series in a month. >> get up, come on, now. the a's faced another round against the brewers at home. oakland trailed 3-2 in the bottom of the eighth inning, but managed to rally. they would take a 5-3 victory. the a's welcome the cardinals to town tomorrow. >> sounds like a good plan for the weekend. tomorrow sister station telemundo 48 will be broadcasting tomorrow night's game against the columbus crew.

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