republicans by the nra have prevented congress from moving forward on gun control. >>> california senator and presidential hopeful kamala harris picked up a noteworthy endorsement this weekend. former iowa democratic party chairwoman sue dvorski and her husband threw their weight behind harris, it came hours before harris spoke at the forum on gun violence. she joined the call for reforms and more activism. >> history is going to show that you were the leaders who made something happen. >> harris joined several other candidates in calling for walmart to stop selling guns, urging walmart customers to shop elsewhere until the company makes a change. >>> a follow-up on the plan to paint over a controversial mural at a san francisco high school. "the chronicle" is reporting that san francisco school board president steve cook is proposing a compromise. don't paint over it, just cover it with some panels, talking about the decade's old mural of george washington at the high school named after him. critics point out it includes images of slaves as well as a dead native american. in june

weekly political segment. we'll look into california's relationship with president trump, a rocky relationship at best. >> yes. >> and we will see you soon for that. thank you so much, larry. >>> this meanwhile is one of our favorite days here at nbc bay area, we teamed up with telemundo 48 to help clear the shelters. it's also one of the most adorable things we do. re looking at familiar faces who helped find new homes for dogs and cats. in the bay area, there were more than 900 adoptions yesterday alone. "today in the bay's" ian cull has more. >> reporter: at every shelter behind every face, there's a story. this chapter was how they were rescued. the galveja boys were looking for a kitten. >> we saw they were free and we were going to pick one up. >> so cute, too. >> reporter: mom obliged. the boys eventually picking out one. >> the one we have right now, he's not an inside cat so the one that we got is an inside cat so we can cuddle with it. >> congratulations marcia has been adopted, the kitten. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: success stories of these animals in need of

>>> deadly shoot-out. a southern california officer is dead after an intense gun battle. the new details overnight about who he is and what happened. >>> then later, big business. are you ready to upgrade your iphone? what to know if you're considering that change soon. >> we say continues because we're up bright and early in the morning. 4:30 when we start we're so happy you're joining us right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm mark in washington. mike will have a look at that commute in just a bit. but first we want to talk about the temperatures and a lot of kids heading back to school today. >> it's happy first day day of school, kids. this has been a very nice start to the day. we will have the most unhealthy air alert today. some spots will reach the triple digits. at the coliseum northbound, 880, look white sox it's jammed from the 66 to the bottom of your screen. chp's report does not have any incidents here. a set of traffic is picking up a little bit late for the crew there. we have some slowing in the area off and on throughout the morning. i'll let you know if there's

over ford and california. looks like the white house will lose the battle to lower emission standards in cars. california can set its own standards, and california and a number of other states want to keep the emissions where they are for their states. that means car companies can create two sets of cars, one for one set of states and the other car for the others. president trump calls the car executives foolish and said henry ford is rolling over in his grave. the state of california is pouring all kinds of resources in this fight against the white house. the white house has one very bright single staffer working alone on this who inherited the job when his predecessors moved on. bloomberg says the next iphone will have three lenses on the back, and you can charge ipods using your phone's battery. and the video camera is said to be as good as professional cameras. it's an enormous television camera, and it would be an iphone on a selfie stick. >> you can report from anywhere now. i got a phone call yesterday from the cell phone representative, saying want to bring in your own phone?

, certainly the grasses and the brush are drying out, making them ready fuel for fire. in california, about 95% of wildfires are caused by people mostly unintentionally, so cal fire advises all of us to be careful when we use the power tools, to landscape or clear dried brush, use them before 10:00 in the morning and never when it's windy or super hot as it's been in the last couple of days. maintain your vehicles, make sure nothing is dragging or creating sparks. temperatures are supposed to drop this weekend, a welcome relief but all of the dry stuff is going to continue to be dry and a good reminder that we are in the middle of wildfire season. in gilroy, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we all need to be mindful of that, thank you, kris. >>> tens of thousands of people across the bay area are waking up this morning with power but this comes after losing it in the midst of sweltering summer heat. some of the hardest hit areas in marin county. thom jensen is in the newsroom. what is pg&e saying about this? >> we just heard from pg&e a few minutes ago. a company spokesperson told "today i

pride parade, supporters from the group california straight pride coalition took to the streets anyway. they gathered in front of a planned parenthood but they were met with opposition. members of the lgbtq community and their followers showed up to counter the coalition's message. they chanted "no hate, no fear straight pride is not welcome here." a san leandro man was among those rallying in support of the straight pride coalition. >> straight culture is under attack. i'll call it normal natural healthy sane is under attack and we're going to illustrate that in the election cycle upcoming. we're going to illustrate our point. >> the two sides argued and chanted back and forth for an hour. it remained peaceful. no one was cited for arrested. >>> democratic hopefuls for president have spoken. saturday was t last day of the summer meeting and it brought a vote that many were waiting for. "today in the bay's" chrissy smith has that story. >> reporter: democratic national committee members had a chance to weigh in, in san francisco. >> for us to elevate one critical issue. >> we ar

classrooms across california plus -- >> the way i negotiate, it's done very well for me over the years and it's doing even better for the country. >> president trump returns to whington as the g7 summit ends from trade talks to nuclear talks. a live report on the key takeaways from his meeting with world leaders. >>> one of hood's biggest actresses charged in the college cheating scandal returns to court today. what's expected for lori loughlin and her husband who face a judge. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning to you, thanks for starting your morning right here with "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at the forecast with kari. it's going to be humid later today? >> humid and hot. we're getting ready for a tropical-like day for the bay area. at least we have a beautiful sunrise as we get the day started. looking live over the south bay, in campbell about 63 degrees at 8:00 and leading to mid 80s which is still above normal. we'll get a look at all our microclimates and slight cooling ahead. mike is getting us ou

california. this happened during a shoot-out on the freeway in riverside. overnight, we've learned the officer who died was andre moye, a husband and father. he died after the suspect was pulled over and there was a shoot-out. mye was killed and two other officers were hurt and one critically. the gunman was also killed. late last night, a procession took moye's flag draped casket to the county coroner's office. tributes are pouring in from around the country and across the state including from governor gavin newsome. we will hear more about officer mye's life coming up in the next hour. >>> the waiting go from the ghost ship travel continues. a jury must decide whether to convict the matter and his associate of 37 counts of involuntary man slaughter. the jury has more than 100 exhibits and three months of testimony to go over. his attorney says he's been mulling over what he did and did not say to the jury during the trial. the prosecution's closing testimony which included pictures of the victims left an impression on the jury. >> are there things i didn't do? yes, i didn't rise

year's numbers. president trump has been tweeting his anger at ford and the state of california as it looks like the white house is going to lose a battle to lower emission stads in cars. california can set its own standards and california and a number of other states want to keep the emission standards where they were set. and that means car companies can produce two type of cars, or they can produce cars the way they were with higher standards, and honda and volkswagen have chosen one kind of car, and they are choosing california over washington, d.c. the other side, the white house is a very bright, but a 29-year-old staffer inherited a job when his predecessors moved to other issues. there are new iphones coming next month. bloomberg says the next set will include three lenses on the back and the newest will be a wide angle. >> nobody consulted with a woman. >> you will be able to charge your air pods wirelessly from your phone, and apparently video recording is as good as professional tv cameras, which is extraordinary. >> we often use iphones in spot news, if that's all we got,

one of three cases involving similar scenarios hours apart across california. in modesto four men shattered jewelry store glass at vintage fair mall and shoppers mistook that sound for gunfire and people ran for their lives, happened about 5:00 in the evening. after the mall was evacuated police determined no shots were fired after all. earlier in the day in southern california smack and grab robbers targeted a people innen marc neiman marcus store. officers made two arrests in connection with that robbery. >>> happening today, one of four people accused in a shoot-out that sparked chaos at san bruno's tanforan mall is due in court for a plea hearing. this happened in early july. four people were injured. authorities eventual lay rested three juveniles and one ult. that adult, 18-year-old deandre gant, is due in court today in redwood city. >>> with another hot day on tap, fire concerns will remain high and new overnight this grass fire happened in fremont, this started around midnight near interstate 680 just north of mission san jose. for a time, two southbound lanes of the high

world gift to the rolling stones, the announcement from iron man and california overnight. i know that sounds crazy to you but i want to you stay tuned because you don't want to miss it. it is 6:09 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> happy friday. let's get you up and ready for school. 6:12, the pittsburg school day forecast nice walking to school with mid-60s. it will quickly warm up. 78 degrees as the kids head out for recess and throughout the day our temperatures continue to climb into the low 90s later on this afternoon. we'll talk about that. also the weekend forecast, in less than five minutes. >>> and look, how quickly 880 is recovering. traffic north past the coliseum cleared past the crash at 29th. more folks expected at the bay bridge toll plaza but it looks like they can handle it. why are those two cars stopped? they're moving again. we'll sort things out there and the approach coming up. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquart headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. stocks look to open up lower after china announced

third. i'll check the surface streets for now. right back to you. >>> 4:31 right now. california students are seeing big changes as they start the school year. not talking about facilities or curriculum. we're talking about the student id. >> kris sanchez live in san jose with the important message going out. how is this being received, kris? >> reporter: suicide is the second leading cause of death for teenagers between the ages of 15 and 19. that's why our state lawmakers wanted to put suicide prevention information right where the students can see it every single day. that is on the back of their student id. i want to show you what this looks like. in the blue area is where the student's name and photo would go. ton back, a text line and phone number for the national suicide prevention lifeline as required by the new california law that went into effect this summer for all students in middle school an high school and college, this is public or private. really all students. according to 2017 survey by the centers for disease control and prevention, 17% of teenagers say they ser

important part is california's cash register. they'll meet, have a fund-raiser, or two or three, bring in lots of money and their work will be done. >> front-runner joe biden is not coming to the bay area and said he's going to campaign in new hampshire. most of the other contenders who are not appearing do plan to provide a video address. >> following his appearance at the dnc summer meeting, senator bernie sanders today plans to hold a town hall meeting also in san francisco at sv focused on student debt and affordable college. last night sanders stopped in sacramento for a rally as you see right here, where he touted feature, calling for $16 trillion to reverse climate change. earlier in the day, he was in butte county, where he caught up with efforts to rebuild paradise. sanders blames recent wildfire devastation on global warming. >>> also molts of terror for kids and parents during what had been a routine youth football practice in hayward. >> there was a shooting at my son's football practice just now. >> cell phone video taken by a mother, seconds after shots were fired

under investigation. >>> and happening today, parents in several california cities including oakland plan to call for changes when it comes to charter schools. they say that a new report shows some are underenrolling students with severe disabilities. federal law currently says those schools cannot deny students admission based on their physical conditions. the authors of that report will join those parents to explain the findings later this morning. >>> a new twist in the ongoing legal drama involving a police raid targeting a san francisco journalist. brian carmody says in may officers pound on his front door with sledgehammers. they had a warrant and wanted to i.d. the source who leaked information about the death of public defender jeff adachi. the new lawsuit is seeking to find out what role city leaders played. in june, the first amendment coalition started asking the san francisco police department and mayor london breed's office for public documents. the police denied the request, calling it an active investigation. the mayor's office released some internal emails but the coa

marijuana is in the non-smoking form. yesterday the california assembly approved a bill to allow local school boards whether or not to let this happen on their 12 campuses. some students use medical marijuana to treat medical seizures. right now they must go off caus. supporters of the bill argue it's dangerous for the students to go off campus. some question whether this drug should be allowed on campus in the first place and also question whether the medical marijuana regulations are strong enough when it comes to children. the state senate needs to approve this bill before sending it to governor gavin newsom for his signature. it should be noted governor jerry brown, newsom's predecessor, did veto a similar measure. a judge allowed a 5-year-old girl to use a cannabis-oil based product to treat a certain kind of epilepsy. live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 5:o 2 right now. our other top story president trump is back at the white house this morning. the president sounding hopeful when talking about the trade war with china and nuclear talks with iran. "today

technology. the governor of california was at this announcement, general colin powell was there, legendary silicon investor john dohr was there and made a comment that sounds way off, ten years later. >> i was talking with my friend larry paige about the nature of this event and it trikz the tst two of us, this is like the google ipo. >> while bloom did ipo, its stock plunged from a high of 35 to today's price around $4.15. getting the company's founder k.r. schrieder showing the technology, on television. we're gng to do it this weekended on "press:here" he sat down to talk about the company's past, future and how bloom might be able to take advantage of pg&e's troubles, the threat pg&e will have to cut off power to certain communities during high fire danger. they may be able to solve some of the problems, ahead on "press:here" sunday on nbc bay area at 9:00, after "meet the press." ten years, a huge "60 minutes" it was going to be the next gole microsoft. of course we had never heard of uber, the next amazon and spoiler alert, it wasn't. >> something like a lot of things. >> like a lot

this tuesday for the southern california chp officer shot and killed in the line of duty. officer andre moyier was conducting a traffic stop earlier this week when he was shot by a driver of the car. two other officers were also shot. they are expected to survive. >>> there is an all new escooter scare to report this morning. take a look at this photo, this escooter reportedly caught fire at dropbox headquarters in san francisco on wednesday afternoon. the twitter user who shared the photo said all employees had to be evacuated from the building and according to sf gate the scooter did not cause much damage. it's not clear yet if that scooter rey an translate to more ebikes hitting the streets in san francisco.ci saying lyft must make them available at all times. the move comes after the company struggled to keep a minimum number on the sts. if it can't, insiders tell the paper that san francisco could let more ebike companies operate in the city. recently lyft pulled its fleet from the city after two caught fire. >>> happening today the santa cruz beach boardwalk is calling all t

california strait. a advance appears to be shot up. a lot of bullet casings, investigators marking those casings, still haven't heard from deputies. some families stood in the street. fire fighters also say that damage could have been worse. >> got all the coats there. >> grace has an evacuation plan in place in case of an emergency. the brush fire put her plan to the test. >> i told the kids to be ready. these are all ready all the time. it's so hot, and then tomorrow it would be like 102. thursday will be 103, and that's why we're so scared. >> reporter: the four-alarm fire started just off redwood parkway. both could be seen from the i-80 freeway. >> my daughter set the hidside is on fire again. >> reporter: it quickly spread to ten acres. close to a dozen homes damaged. john lee's home is one of them. >> just went over and cut the brush back like 20 feet. we had them fires in clear lake and stuff, i'm the first house that will burn. i cut all the trees back, and thank god i did. >> the fence lining right here just fully on fire. i was praying that they stopped it in time, and m

talking about it in california. >> they have a plan to check in with their meteorologist. >> they do. they should have checked the weather that day. earlier i was mentioning how they had good quality mattresses they were the thick ones. i still stand by that comment. microclimate highs through the afternoon the last day to enjoy the not 90s. the 80s. because we'll warm up this week. let's talk about your daytime highs. 85 degrees in gilroy. 85 east san jose. 81 in cupertino. through the east bay 73 degrees for oakland. 75 in hayward, and we're a couple of degrees already noticeably warmer in through the afternoon in areas like concord, 86 degrees. but today's slight warm something just a preview of what's to come. redwood city 79. san mateo 74. in san francisco we're going to keep a little bit of that sea breeze through the afternoon, along with that cloud cover. by tomorrow, that marine layer will no longer be giving us mother nature's natural ac. the 80s in santa rosa will be turning into 90s for the north bay as well. i'll have a closer look at the changes ahead. first check in with mik

and high pressure will start rolling on in, and building over central and southern california. so if you are traveling to l.a., expect triple digit heat. 60 right now in san francisco, wind speeds about 7 miles per hour. and we'll get a rit of the high pressure which is why that we will notice the warm-up. right now, again, high pressure you see building of course southern california. south bay will remain in the upper 80s. san francisco, 74, your coolest not being half moon bay at about 68. if you are looking to get away from the heat, santa cruz, beautiful beach day. and maybe you are heading up to lake take show. look at how gorgeous. and your temperatures in through the afternoon are going to be very pleasant. by 1:00, temperatures in lake take show will be in the upper 70s topping out into the mid-80s. you can go out on the boat, really enjoy your weekend because it will remain like this not just today, but also through tomorrow and into monday as well. share your photos with us. and newow i want to talk about hurricane dorian. there were some developments overnight. right now i

in southern california after a retired administrator was found stabbed to death on the fullerton state campus. dogs combed that scene yesterday after authorities discovered the body. police believe steven sheck chung chan was targeted and may have known the killer. they're not talking about a motive. it happened as the campus is getting ready for the fall session, starting next week. >>> new this morning, so far this year has been better when it comes to damaging wildfires in california. state forestry department says 95% fewer acreage has burned so far this year, compared to the same time last year. the number goes up to 90% when you take into account the combined average of the last five years. calfire says improved weather conditions helped and the most deadly and destructive fires typically happen in the fall. >>> southern california jewelry store owner fighting back against would-be robbers. surveillance cameras caught a sledgehammer wielding suspect breaking the glass case of a jewelry shop in santa monica. very aggressive. the owner jumped into action there, grabbed that s

biggest immigration scams in california history. it involves a well-known who they say defrauded foreign investors out of $110 million. we have video from a previous story we've done on tom henderson. he now owns the tribune tower in oakland. investigators say he did so with money built from investors promising their money would help four nationals obtain green cards. more than 200 people were scammed. the doj also says investors were told the money would generate more than 2,000 jobs. our pete suratos following the story for us. he'll join us with a live report ahead at 5:30. >>> a 13-year-old san francisco boy is being credited for his bravery after helping save his father from an attack. this is the video of the family chocolate store xox truffles in north beach, where the shop owner kicked out a man of that store on monday, after he says the man kept threatening other customers. when the owner chased that man into the street, he says that the man the put him in a chokehold. the video shows the teen springing into action and grabbing a bat. >> that's when he grabbed me and sta

new this morning, there's a new measles concern in southern california for folks who have not been vaccinated. they're being warned about someone with the virus who passed through union station in los angeles. that was on july 23rd. l.a. county health leaders say there have been 16 measles cases this year. they are reminding pem wople wh have not been vaccinated to get vaccinated as soon as possible. >>> an oak land safeway popped for selling alcohol to miners will not be selling alcohol for two months. they were caught selling to miners three times over the last three years. a 60-day suspension will be followed bay three-year probation period. >>> the china trade war so far appears to be having minimal impact on shipping volume through the port of oakland. port leaders say operations have been steady. and imported goods were frontloaded from china before the tariffs took effect. they say president trump's new round of proposed tariffs are still a wildcard. >>> last night cities across the bay area and across the country gathered for national night out. it's an event that usually b

. >>> chp officer killed in a wild shoot-out on a southern california freeway. new this morning, we now know the victim's name. he is chp officer andre moye. another officer was critically hurt. also new overnight, a procession for the officer. he's the fifth to die in california this year. today in the bay's chris sanchez is monitoring the overnight developments. what led up to this? >> there was a heroic effort to try to save officer moye. him to safety and trying to get him into a patrol car just to get him to the hospital. this is the fallen officer, as you said, officer andre moye, a 33-year-old husband and father who had been with the chp for about four years according to what family members told usa today. he was caught at what turned into a shoot-out with that suspect. the chp and other law enforcement rushing to the screen. the suspect was in a white pickup truck off i-215 up in riverside county when for some reason he pulled a rifle and started firing. within that chaos, and the credible heroism by -- captured by news cameras, the bullets were still flying. you can see from of

sacramento is in. the california state house will take up ab 5. that's a bill that looks at labor laws. lyft drivers and oou uber drivers, employees who are independent contractors could be turned into actual employees. this is past the assembly and headed to the senate. >>> on a different subject i had an interesting talk with a linguist yesterday morning on our show "press here" she studies the use of language on the internet, how the internet is changing the way we speak. she has a new book "because internet" linguists love this sort of thing, studying the change in linguist. i had a professional linguist sitting in front of me. i got her to selling an argument between my sister and me. i say super. i say super when she texts me, hey, let's have lunch and i say super. my sister hates the word super, so my sister says i shouldn't use the word super. should i use the word super, you are a linguist. >> i don't know. i don't want to get. >> the middle of an argue meant between you and your sister. >> it is my show, remember. >> you are right. >> what ds your sister say? >> i have no ide

across california. >> a $1,500 purchase and a mishap from day one. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first find our team on social media. check out this photo of kari shared on her instagram of her and her husband enjoying the sights in san francisco. be sure to join kari on facebook, twitter and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 6:23. developing new a new look at the damage in brazil from an onslaught of fires in the amazon. the country's satellite monitoring agency recorded more than 41,000 fires in the region so far this year, with more than half of those coming this month alone. experts say most of the fires were set by farmers or ranchers who were clearing existing farmland. brazil's federal police agency announced yesterday it would investigate those reports. >>> a popular south bay park remains closed because of mountain lions. >> people are being turned away from rancho san antonio and the cupertino hills. the reason why you'll see in just a second. we want to show you there, rangers posted video of two mountain

stops working california's rent to own law says the company must repair it or replace it, and quickly, by the second day you report it. they also cannot charge you any fee for maintenance. we have a link on our website, nbcbayarea.com/responds. you can also call us, 888-996-tips. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> welcome back, everyone. it's thursday morning and traffic is picking up as we look outside, and looks like a lot of people heading out the door and maybe getting a jump on the weekend already. the forecast is coming up in a few moments. >>> trending this morning, at least for the truly adventurous eater, how about grasshoppers? the owner of the place called evil pie, the restaurant says they sold out of the pizza yesterday. we should add it contains grasshoppers. >> had them imported from

, especially with congress on break. . n >>> california's new ammo background check law stopped more than 100 people from buying bullets. a youth is expejudge is expecte halt that law. families in two more cities now planning funerals. stories emerge about those lost. >> jay gray has been talking about that. he has the latest. >> reporter: the pain is staggering. the emotions raw. >> all we can do is stay together as a community. >> reporter: so they gather in el paso and dayton. finding strength in being together. >> it's about our community and how much we care about each other. >> reporter: and how much they miss those lost. 22 in texas, ranging in age from 15 to 90. nine in ohio, their ages 57 to 22, the youngest the sister of the alleged gunman. >> it's hard to believe that he didn't recognize that was his sister. >> reporter: police also don't know what sparked the killing spree. mosty n ty motive at the center of investigations. >> this was an act of domestic terrorism fuelled by hate. >> reporter: officers in el paso say the suspect drove more than ten hours overnight. >> as soon as h

with california senator kamala harris. >> i didn't know that was a thing. >> i didn't either. this would be an excellent time to promote my own podcast but i'll let ron promote his. >> i'm sure you could get podcasts like sand hill road. >> through go. let's check your weather with kari. >> it's going to be a great weekend. we have a lot of festivals, outdoor events and make sure you enjoy it. we're also enjoying some cooler temperatures, right now as you head out dublin, you can roll the windows down or maybe even if you're still at home, of course you are, we're going to be able to leave the air conditioning off today. our seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen and it's going to heat up there, as we go into early next week. if you're stepping out the door soon, headed out to dublin b.a.r.t. station, expect more clouds, upper 50s. this is the start we've seen throughout the week and then leading into the mid-70s as the skies gradually clear later this morning. our high temperature in livermore just slightly warmer than it was yesterday, reaching 83 degrees. c

million. there are homes in california worth more than 100 million. i make this point to reinforce the trouble that retailers are in, particularly old school retailers like lord & taylor, and though forever 21 is flirting with bankruptcy. forever 21, one of the biggest ball tenants, so it would be a big blow to malls. the chinese said they would not answer our tariffs with their own tariffs yet. the number shows our trade deficit is getting bigger, not smaller even in a trade war. so it's good news about the tariffs for any electronics maker, fitbit, for example, may be based in san francisco but the watches are coming out of china. there's a new fitbit that will have alexa in it, 200 bucks and it will be out in two weeks. we were talking about the confusion over certain macbook pros not being allowed on airlines, and they talked about how complicated it was, and there were too many questions. the airlines are saying no macbook pros can be in packed luggage, but you can carry them on. do go to apple if you have a macbook pro, and find out if it needs to be recalled. you need to loo

radar from a couple of hours ago and you can see the lightning strikes between california and oregon and near reading where we saw a number of lightning strike, and we are seeing the rain through medford and eureka and north bay and we could expect to see the showers and a slight chance of seeing the possible body showers into san francisco right now. you can see it is cloudy and foggy and i won't rule out the chance of seeing the spotty showers, because the gss and the euro models are showing the possibility of it creeping in around 8:00 a.m. and now looking downtown of san jose, and the sun is struggling to peak up, but once it does, the temperatures will warm up. by 2 sclk, we will be climbing into the low 80s and it is not going to be extremely hot. we will get a combination of the sun and clouds and sort of going to keep us comfortable in through the afternoon and then if you are going to be in san francisco, the system will stay longer, and a chance of seeing the spotty showers, and i will go more into detail in a little bet. >> but the sun is coming out this afternoon? yes, it

california as low as $65 a month. musk says that consumers can cancel any time. however, listen to this, it will cost you $1,500 to remove the panels and restore your roof. >> could be handy with the hot temperatures we've been having. >>> facebook getting more user friendly with the opening of a new pop-up cafe. this is happening in the united kingdom later this month. according to "the evening standard" the social media will serve free coffee and help users set up their privacy settings. the move comes as facebook faces criticism over its data privacy practices. there's no word yet if the company has any plans to open similar cafes in the u.s. >> so we are asking the company who is in the business of gathering data to help us protect our data. >> there you go. >> kind of how it works. all right, sprvianey, today, th weekend was really nice. >> it was nice. is. >> sunny for some. >> very sunny, a little sunburn now, might as well show it off. >> good for you. >> great! >> i'll be using aloe vera plant my way later today. >> you look beautiful. >> oh, thanks. all right we've got the clo

. >>> plus more racist fliers found in the bay area and southern california, this after similar fliers were discovered on san jose university's camp thus week. coming up, the group claiming to be behind the disturbing trend. >>> and silicon valley pride kicks off today. the big names that will perform and attend, coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your friday right here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia this morning, because she was working late last night, maybe you saw her right before the dinner hour. jeff ranieri was there giving the forecast just the same as you are, very hot. >> very hot for the inland areas and we're at least going to see some 90s in some of the hotter areas. today in the south bay, we're starting out with clear skies and some mid-60s. it's a little bit humid this morning in campbell and we'll see the temperatures at about 63 degrees until 8:00, and then rising temperatures today, we're still well above normal. we'll talk

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joins us live from washington with some of the highlights. >> you might want to add california senator kamala harris to the list as well because she certainly took some lumps in this debate, and it took a bit to recover from some of them, but biden was a clear target for his opponents and so was president trump. democrats brought a united message about re-electing president trump. he has to be a single-term president. >> the best impeachment i beating him in the election of 2020. >> the candidates turned on each other, and kamala harris w. >> you are dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. >> we cannot work this out. the time is up and our house is on fire? >> >> mr. vice president, it looks like one of us has learned lessons from the past and one hasn't. >> on working women -- >> what did you mean when you said when a woman works outside the home it's a deterioration of family. >> vice president biden was in the united states working with the senate to oppose bussing. >> there were two segregated areas in the country, and i didn't see a single solitary time she b

from such searches under california's sealed laws. two weeks ago another judge banned police from using evidence associating with a separate warrant in the case saying that police never told her that she was a journalist. >>> new details 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. >>> and coming up here on "today in the bay," at 4:51, "nbc bay area responds." >> two teams, two languages and one goal, helping consumers like you. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first, happening now, puerto rico's embattled governor is set to officially leave office today, it comes after the island's legislature delayed con

." >> california senator kamala harris is condemning recent gun violence. the presidential candidate says new reasonable gun laws are needed in the u.s. now. >> our kids are terrorized, and it is within our control to act and act in a way that recognizes we don't have to tolerate this and we can do something about it. other nations have. >> and an impassioned tweet from governor gavin newsom. it reads "again, on sunday, it was gilroy. today it's el paso. our malls, our festivals, our concerts, our churches, our synagogues, our movie theaters, our classrooms, our homes. this is an epidemic. this is a crisis. treat it like one. we need the senate to act now." >>> let's take a live look at san francisco, where police are on heightened alert because of these recent mass shootings. in a tweet, the department said it wants the public to know there are no known threats to san francisco at this time. but officers are beefing up their presence at high traffic places throughout the city and if anyone sees something suspicious, whether it be in person or even online, please report it. >>> we've been fol

lookin' to get scared! halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!... >>> good wednesday morning to you. taking a live look outside at 6:30, walnut creek, good morning to you. good morning bay area. thanks for starting your morning with "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at the forecast with kari. >> if you're up early about to get the kids ready for the first day of school we have nice weather in the forecast at least to start, it will be warming up as we go into the afternoon. take a look at this sunrise. it's a beautiful start to this wednesday morning, as you get the kids to school, in everygreen, happy first day of school. we'll see temperatures in the upper 50s as you are headed in, but coming out of school, it will be in the low to mid 80s with our high temperature in the south bay reaching 86. hotter in the east bay valleys reaching into the low 90s today. we'll talk about the weekend coming up, and right now mike, you're tracking a fremont crash. >> looking overall at the speed sensors aroun

southern california at the time. >>> new for you this morning, antioch is looking to fix the homeless crisis within its borders. the city council is considering hiring what they call a special coordinator to look into fixes such as overnight rv parking, tiny home communities, and renting out motel rooms to the homeless. at the same meeting last night, the city council gave itself a raise, starting in 2020, they'll start earning roughly $1600 a month. for the last 12 years they made about $940 a month. the last pay raise was approved in 2006. >> it's 6:05. >>> neighbors rattled after the discovery of a homemade pipe bomb in theine. i bomb squad from walnut creek was called from martinez to dismantle it, after martinez police say it was sitting in a front yard on wayne street. police also say they've been to that house a number of times. neighbors say there have been problems in the past. >> the rv is there, you're not supposed to be living in it. people are coming and going. >> we're not selling drugs out of the house, nothing like that. there's kids here. >> neighbors will reach out t

of california license plates, registered to a family member, a tent and wilderness training manual and several masks. police search of the gunman's home in gilroy discovered a semiautomatic rifle and ammo packed in that same bag. the gunman killed three people, injured at least 16 others, nearly two weeks ago at the festival. >>> families near clear lake have been forced from their homes as another fire continues to burn at this hour. clear lake hases o seer the years. the latest fire has been burning since yesterday afternoon, they're calling it the golf fire because it's near buckingham country club. at last check 19 acres burned, it's 30% contained. cal fire on the scene of course. the biggest challenge it's in steep terrain and thick, dry brush. >>> we are still talking with investigators about this breaking news story we brought you all morning yesterday on "today in the bay," that fiery south bay crash that shut down almost all lanes of 101 in south san jose for hours. we don't know much more about why it happened and we are still waiting to find out exactly where those cars

is lots going on so i'm glad you're with us. shares in pg&e fell hard after a california judge ruled a jury can decide whether the utility is responsible for starting the tubbs fire in santa rosa that killed 22 fellow californians. that could push pg&e into tens of billions of dollars in liability. home depot just reported profits, said the tariffs are hurting, a dim forecast for next quarter. home depot is on the dow, one of the 30 and another little hint of trouble in the economy. twitter and facebook canceled a number of accounts they say belonged to fake news agencies and troll accounts. they were trying to paint the pro-democracy protesters in hong kong as a threat to society. the chinese government at least we presume it was the government reusing those fake accounts the way the russians often do against us. twitter was the first to catch on, it tipped off facebook. >>> president trump meanwhile accusing google of convincing people to vote for hillary clinton in the 2016 election. he tweeted someone should sue google. we'll talk more about that as we talk politics coming

california man says the biggest obstacles were the challenges in his personal life but his trainer says he finds a way to overcome. >> growing up it was really rough. i got ridiculed a lot. >> no matter what challenge i throw in front of him, he will find a way. >> he is slightly over three-peat tall. he has been in the paralympic track championships, he does wrestling and he has other thing posted on video. >> he has a short video on netflix. it is less than 30 minutes but it is cool to see how his life changed when got involved in sports. his wrestling coach took to him and changed his life around. look at that. >> i can't even do that, 6'4". 6:26 right now. new today was this a stipe that steve wojniac seems to think so. he tweeted out a fortune cookie message he says he got after his birthday dinner in cupertino. it says you will do well this the field of computer technology. >> that's cute. >> how do they know that? maybe it means that he should actually get back to work. he is still considered an employee but he anti-worked there in about 35 years. maybe if he goes back we co

killed at the garlic festival mass shooting. >>> while the future of california's high speed rail is up in the air, authorities want to hear from you. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. >>> mike is back from a long vacation. >> thank you for -- >> you were ahead of me. >> i'm glad you are back. never seen a bigger hug. >> we're going to have a nice day starting out with cool temperatures across the bay area. let's get a look at our view out there and what to expect as we go throughout the day. let's go hour by hour. here we are taking it through noon. we will see some of our south bay temperatures in the low 80s, inland east bay, 81 in liv livermore. it's going to heat up as we see clouds pass by. little bit more humidity in the air. i will have a look at the rest of the forecast coming up. do you have any news for sfo? >> we don't have a lot on this investigation. your roadways, 101 was closed all morning until a few minutes ago when things reopened and traffic was reinstated. this crash, you are watching cleanup. two vehicles as well as a big rig. there's one honda. a coup

people have been hospitalized in california while 193 potential cases of severe lung illness related to vaping are being reported by 22 states, including california. the cdc and the fda are now investigating. ondeiseing blamed on in most cases victims admitted to vaping before they got sick, though it's not clear vaping actually caused the illnesses.t of the tallest buildings in the city. the proposes six-story complex will be built on third street and lincoln avenue, close to the city's transit center and downtown smart train station. here is a look at what the complex will look like. it will have stores and restaurants on the ground floor along with more than 120 residential parking spaces. the complex will also have 12 affordable housing units. >>> now to a follow-up, san francisco's planning commission is giving the green light to a long-term safe parking site for people living in their rvs and cars. if supervisors pass it next month, it would be located near the balboa park b.a.r.t. station on highway 280. the safe overnight parking pilot program could launch at the site for one ye

yesterday with california senator kamala harris as the featured guest. >> i get so many questions from my son's friends about how much of that is real and i said you know, it's a documentary. >> definitely. >> only coffee. >> here is the coffee. >> and cold at that. let's get a check of your weather. >> this morning we're starting out with some clouds near the coast and also for the inland area. take a look out the window. let me show you the radar right now as we get ready to head out the door and yes, there is some green on there. i know for a lot of you just waking up and looking at the tv, you're like what is that? okay, so we're seeing this very weak storm system coming in and we're able to track some spotty sprinkles across parts of the north bay, as we get ready to head out for work this morning. now this is not something that will ruin your outdoor plans and i think a lot of this will be evaporating before hitting the ground but could bring trace amounts of rain to the north bay while we enjoy a beautiful start to the day in the south bay. that's a look at the sunrise and we'll se

california smash and grab robbers targeted a neiman marcus store. shoppers said they thought it was an active shooter as well. police determined there were no shots fired there. officers made two arrests in connection with what was a robbery. >>> happening today, one of four people accused in a shoot-out that sparked chaos at san bruno's tanforan mall is due in court for a plea hearing. this happened in early july. it sent people running for their lives. four people were injured. authorities eventually arrested three juveniles and one adult. that adult, 18-year-old deandre gant, is due in court today in redwood city. >>> snowfall now in eastern contra costa county the search for a missing man in the waters of discovery bay is considered a recovery effort. authorities say efrin cruz and a friend were fishing in an inflatable raft around 4:00 in the morning yesterday when the raft popped. his friend swam back to shore but cruz did not make it. first responders searched for hours as people who live nearby looked on. >> i thought it was perhaps just a training mission, because i saw them e

$100 million. there are houses in california that cost more than $100 million. you know those byrd scooters all over the streets of san francisco, that company is worth a billion, i make the point to show what trouble retailers are in. forever 21 is also flirting with bankruptcy. forever 21 is one of the biggest mall tenants and this would be a blow to malls as well. good news on the trade war, the chinese said they will not answer our own new tariffs with new tariffs yet. they are coming for talks in september. that's good for any electronics maker, and the watch is coming out of china. there's a new fitbit, and this will have alexa in it, which is cool, and then certain apple mac book pros were not allowed on airlines because of potential fires, and there were so many questions about would this go on the airplane or not, and airplanes solved that, no mac book pros can be carried on, but not checked. no macbook pro lap tons in checked baggage. >>> more than 40% of the nation's public schools and preschoolsequire uniforms, and major retailers are taking note. walmart, target, old n

northern california, dave anderson, says agents will concentrate on drug problems, and his office already shutdown two drug trafficking operations. this comes after repeated criticism of san francisco's problems by the president. >>> this morning there may be a new momentum after several near misses on the tarmac at san francisco international airport. later today, the famed pilot, "sully" sullengerger will be there. today, "today in the bay," we go to what is happening at sfo now. >> reporter: good morning. there are a number of near-misses taking place here at sfo, and one congressman wants to fix the problem with new legislation. this was from a couple years ago, and this is from july of 2017 when an air canada plane came close to hitting planes waiting for takeoff. the pilot aborting the landing before hearing from the control tower. this is one of many close calls within a 16 month period, and they were due to pilot error, and the safe landing act would address aviation safety that attributed to these problems, and the panel will be joined by "sully" sullengerger, he has been

has criticized california leaders for poor forest management. >>> new details now on something our investigative unit uncovered. pg&e now revealed it missed a key tupt thopportunity that may prevent prevented one fire. they did not climb the tower where that fire started. a worn hook holding up the voltage snapped. it killed at least 85 people. >>> 5:25. new this morning, your kids' football practices may soon be undergoing huge changes to stop head injuries. governor newsom signed a law limiting the practices. >>> football season is here and happening today you can watch the first pre-season game, the hall of fame game here on nbc bay area. the denver broncos take on the falcons in ohio. the game starts at 5:00, and stay for more news after the game. >>> coming up here, top stories we are following on this thursday morning. >> including a developing story overnight, demonstrators protesting i.c.e., clashing with police. >> the people united, we'll never be divided! >> coming up, we're live with the new numbers of citations just released. >>> plus, jurors deciding the fate of the t

decided on the number of units. right now there's still no time line. >>> a southern california chp officer recovering after someone struck his patrol car. it happened last night in san diego. the collision ripped a door off the patrol car. investigators say the other driver tried to take off, stopped a short time later. the officer is expected to be okay. >>> we're learning more about the southern california chp officer killed in a shootout monday night. the chief says that an draw moya jr. was devoted to public service, and his mother says he loved going to work. he was shot by a man whose truck was being impounded. two other officers are shot and are now recovered. the officers killed the gunman. 5:45. >>> leaders are considering a new strict weapons ban. it would ban guns, glass bottles, basically including anything that can be used at weapons at rallies and protests. the city comes -- city officials say it does not provide to entertainment and social events. >>> 5:46. the president was in pennsylvania tuesday. >>> scott mcgrew, this was not a political rally. >> that's right, n