l.a. reached the agreement with the international committee. l.a. and paris the last two days remaining. >>> in 2028, we are bringing the games back to l.a., a city that has always been a games changer and will be again in 2028. >> this will be the third time that l.a. hosted the olympics. >>> back here at home the raiders kicked off training camp in napa. the prize rookie has been cleared of rape allegations stems from an incident with a woman in a hotel room. the raiders drafted the team alum. again, he has been cleared. >>> google's ability to track what you buy online is facing a legal challenge. google says the new program allows it to see what customers and consumers buy with the use of algorithm. google says it does not have credit card numbers just information from some companies without saying which ones. in recent years google has paid tens of millions of dollars to settle ftc allegations on privacy issues. >> going after one man but detaining two others. the fallout why an i.c.e. raid. >>> larry gursston explains today's major changes and

it is official the olympics are coming back to california, l.a. l.a. mayor will be joined by a number of dignitaries. the summer games will be in l.a. in 2028. the city reached an agreement with the ioc today. paris will hold the 2024 ol l p impics and then l.a. in 2028. >>> two men are taken in during an i.c.e. raid but not the intended target. >> if you of graffiti in your neighborhood there, is a new app for that. >> i am meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the possibility of lightning in the forecast this week. details on that in about ten minutes. man... but ended up arresting two others. just weeks after hayward formally declares if >>> they are looking for man but ended up arresting two others. just weeks after hayward formally declared itself a sanctuary city. laura malpert joins us from hayward. >> reporter: the mayor tells me despite someone's background everyone deserves do yue proces. lourdes takes care of her two grandchildren while the mother is away trying to keep their dad in the united states. valenzuela was on his way when he and his

former l.a. mayor and antonio raised 2.3 million. republican john cox contributed 3 nol his own campaign and raise the about $200,000. the priermt is coming up next june. >>> this morning three people are behind bars after a high speed police chase in los angeles, but it ended in practically slow motion. first the chase, police say the suspect stole a car and sped through red lights and oncoming traffic, ended in an l.a. neighborhood after the driver lost control and hit a pole. now, as police surrounded the car, the driver tried to escape. watch him, here's the escape. crawling along the ground -- >> maybe they won't notice me. >> getting away. i don't think they'll just a little further and i'll be there. >> they caught him. >> maybe they didn't move in because they saw he had a weapon or something. >>> continuing coverage now, l.a. gas storage operating ghen morning nearly two years following the country's biggest ever meth yan blowout. regulators approved that restart last week. operations began yesterday. it had been out of comm

>> yes. >> seth: it's hard to get late night barbecue in l.a.? >> yeah, l.a. it's like 10 o'clock it stops. new york, it's like you can get the 'cue all night boo. you know what i'm saying? [ light laughter ] >> seth: wow, where do you -- where is a good late-night place to get the 'cue? >> you know, i love daisy may's -- >> seth: okay, where's daisy -- >> on 11th street. >> seth: okay, great. >> oh my god, the sides. it's very cafeteria style, don't think it's all fancy ya'll. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> all right, you can't wear this dress there. >> seth: by the way, it was very hard for me to picture fancy barbecue late at night. [ laughter ] >> so, okay. >> seth: all right, well, great. so, congratulations on "america's got talent." you -- very good ratings this year, you're a host -- have you been enjoying it? >> yeah, i have been having a really good time, but it is hard as hell. >> seth: it is. you were saying backstage, you have to -- you have to interview everyone. >> i have to interview every single person. >> seth: and they have very dive

there's a class in l.a. called pop physique, which i also highly recommend it. [ light laughter ] it sounds so weird. >> jimmy: no, i like it. >> but she -- i was -- i'm just like -- [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you see what i'm talking about -- >> i'm so worried my bits are going pop out. >> jimmy: no, no, hey! [ laughter ] no bits are popping out. >> that would whole different program. >> jimmy: no, no, it is not. >> so -- bits. i'm like 99 years old. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, your bits are going to come out. >> my bits are popping out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but you were in the exercise class -- >> i purposely went to a class because i was like, "i'm just not going to -- i think it's better to not pay attention to it, and just take an exercise class." so i got out, and it was like one of those crazy awesome -- like, i was all sweaty and gross and i saw my phone was, you know, beeping, and i was like, "oh, my god. oh, my god, is this really --" >> jimmy: that's a good sign. >> yeah, or it's just

. >> only one said it could help her daughter and it is located in l.a. what do you think is really going on here. >> i think this has been overlooked for so long, nobody has an answer. i am not asking for something luxurious, or money or suing anybody. i am asking for care for kaitlin that she is supposed to have. >> what is the solution? some say increasing the rates could entice nurses to do more work. others say it is not about rates. it is the state's obligation to ensure they get the help they need. expecting results this fall. i am liz wagger back to you. >> thank you. if you have a tip for liz wagner about this story or any other story, contact us at 888-996-tips or contact the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> a fridge that keeps needing to get fixed. a mom calls our consumer investigative center and gets results. uber, reaching a settlement w/ the federal government. the federal trade commission accused uber of violatit >>> uber has reached a settlement with the federal government. uber created a system for monitoring employee access for consumer educa

i said, "you know what, i live in l.a. it's either agents or actors, i'm not interested." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they said, "oh, well, no, that's what you do. you know, get back on the horse." and one of them said, "you should go out with my old boyfriend, george stephanopolous." i said, "no, thank you. [ light laughter ] not interested." >> jimmy: not interested. no. >> no, not my type. i grew up in politics in d.c. like, no. i was like, "when is matthew perry getting out rehab? that's who i want." [ light laughter ] so -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: what? >> yeah. >> jimmy: when he gets out -- >> when he gets out i'll be ready. >> jimmy: when he gets out, you're ready for him. >> i'll be ready. or hugh grant. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i want to be mrs. hugh grant. >> jimmy: matthew perry or hugh grant. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but then -- >> different -- >> jimmy: george stephanopolous, totally different dude. >> so, i know. so, i said, "you know what, i was going to new york in a few weeks." i thought, "it will be a good dinner

and then we shot in l.a. as well. >> seth: and this is very exciting -- we were talking last night. you directed your first film? >> yeah! >> seth: and so this is based on a book called "yardie" from the '80s? >> "yardie." >> seth: is that when it was written? >> yeah, so it's a novel from the '80s which follows a young jamaican boy that ends up in london, and you know, becomes a gangster. and he's not really a gangster. and i chose that film because, you know, england has a big jamaican community. i'm west african, but the jamaican community sort of is the overriding influential black community. so, i felt very connected to the story, and i wanted to see it happen. and i loved it. it was really -- it was probably the best experience as a filmmaker, as an actor, to direct a film. because you know, you're talking to every single department about so many different levels, it was wicked. it was great. >> seth: did you -- as a director, did you then look back and say, "oh, idris the actor had been unfair to directors?" >> oh, completely. >> seth: really? >> yeah. [ light laughter ] no,

it's one of those pop-up deals having already sold out in new york and l.a. you can eat some sweets but it's mostly an interactive art installation. if you're on instagram, you've seen all the candy color images. it is really cool. you have to be on their mailing list to order tickets. there's no scalping allowed sore so we've been told. i.d.s will be collected at the door. >> you know we have that nbc bay air get the scoop truck. >> we do. >> we give it out. i this i we're going to do something not this friday, next friday. >> some of the giants games, too. >> maybe we'll do it at the museum of ice cream. >> i like that. thanks for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- halle berry, michael che, musical guest george ezra, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 717! lancaster, p.a.! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, wow, hey! g

by l.a. and what they do is they -- it's weird that i was smiling because when you hear the next thing it's going to make me sound like a real serial killer. they take abused animals -- they take abused animals from like other places and they bring them to the gentle barn and you're supposed to pay money to go in and like hug and kiss all the animals. yeah. it's really stupid. [ laughter ] but my wife you know, she really wanted to go and you know, i'm a great guy and you know -- [ laughter ] so you pay money. so i pay money, i go in and all the animals like have a name. which is not surprising. but what was surprising every animal has a poster, there's a poster that details like the back story of how the animals got there. like their origin -- yeah, it would be like this cow escaped from a veal cage. or like this pig went blind from malnutrition. or like this horse was framed for the murder of a white woman. you know like -- [ laughter ] it was really awful stuff. so i'm like all right. i'm

coming up next, imagine traveling from the bay area to l.a. in just 30 minutes. >> i'm in. >> the new design that could help make the hyper loop a reality. >> reporter: one international trip triggered hundreds of thousands of dollars in extra cell phone charges. should it have? i'm chris chmura. nbc area responds next. to a san jose woman who says a >>> welcome back, everyone. good monday morning to you. 6:25 right now. nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who says her phone bill dampened an overseas trip. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story. >> christine took a trip to morocco. she set up a pay as you go international cell phone plan which meant she paid a flat rate whenever she sent a text, placed a call or used data. she says she rarely used her phone and only used internet while connected to wi-fi at the hotel. on day four of her trip she received a text from verizon saying she had accrued $500 in data charges. christine called verizon and learned her phone, an iphone, was set to wi-fi assist, which switches

. >> reporter: she found one, only in l.a. >> i am not asking for luxurious, or money. i am asking for care for caitlin that is covered that she is supposed to have. >> reporter: what is the solution? increasing the medical rate might inties nurses. the department of health care services is reviewing the ability of providers and expects results this fall. i am liz wagner, back to you. >> powerful story. let's turn things back to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and our puppy love experts. >> yes, clear the shelters. >> jeff showed us a couple of puppies and a couple of kittens. >> they are doing the waive adoption fees starting tonight through saturday. more on that coming up. let's getting into our forecast and it was cooler than average. your dogs and cats loved it. it has been a long and hot summer. this cooling trough of low pressure to the north. this polar air from the alaska region all the way down to the bay area. the low clouds and the fog will remain. 61 degrees fog for the peninsula, 58. and san francisco starts off with a mix of dizzle and a few clouds for t

the l.a. lawsuit says the restrictions are unconstitutional. >>> three years after opening, the bad blood continues between the 49ers and the city of santa clara. the city says the 49ers owe the city a lot of money. >> hopefully they will cooperate and produce the documents. but if not, we will, we are prepared to take legal action. >> the 49ers claim the city failed to bill them. and wasted $200,000. that plan has backfired. now city council meeting is taking place. back in a moment we continue to keep an eye on the streets of phoenix... ==take live== p . >>> tonight at 6:00. we continue to keep an eye on the streets of phoenix. live pictures now outside the convention center. president trump is getting ready to speak to his supporters. more coverage live from phoenix following nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> tonight, trump's war plan. promises a victory, but few details, and major questions about the mission. all of it as the president prepares to rally. protests planned in phoenix. w

the self-proclaimed downtown l.a. predator is the new neighbor. dan cilley is on probation for annoying a minor. the 33-year-old didn't touch a child but videotaped them and women as well while making vulgar comments. these are videos he made in los angeles and posted on social media. he has to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. he can't be alone with minors nor videotape them. parents are rohnert park are concerned. cilley says he understands what he did was wrong and that he plans to follow the law. >> don't worry at all. i did obviously, if you saw the videos that i have made -- yeah, you think -- i mean, it is bad. i mean, to disrespect people if they don't want to be on camera. i'm not going to do that anymore. >> i don't like that. >> police believe cilley is a high risk to reoffend. he is on three years' unsupervised probation. >>> firefighters are keeping an eye on a fast-moving wildfire which forced some out of their homes in napa county. this is video from our nbc area sky ranger. flames broke out around 1:00 p.m. yeste

a stand off here after a high-speed chase in l.a. these are live pictures from the nbc chopper in los angeles. a man you can see there if you can make it out is hundreds of feet in the air on a crane in the port of los angeles. what you're seeing there is a giant crane and on that crane hundreds of feet high is a man there. at the moment, police are trying to talk that man down. you can get a better vantage point from the chopper as it pulls out there. it all started as a car theft. police chased the car. you see it there. shows the end of the chase there, that video at the port of l.a. the man drove his car in circles and climbed up on that train and that's where he is right now. we're going to keep an eye on the story and keep you updated on the social platforms as you see him get out of the car. the car continues to roll by. he runs up the stairs of that crane where he's perched at this hour. we'll follow the story and give you updates here on the television side and updating the social media. >> the black market for pot is thrivi

. >>> more trouble for uber prosecutors in san francisco and in l.a. told a judge that uber owes them 15 million bucks. they say uber violated a recent settlement. sharon? >> reporter: that is right, raj, attorneys just wrapped up their arguments, each side spent an hour pleading their case. last year the uber paid the county $10 million for violations including misleading advertising on driver background checks. failing to submit a certification of compliance by the april deadline and should now pay 15 million more. >> compliance, the judgment says you have certain deadlines to do things and also says you have to do things in the real world. they have to comply with both. >> reporter: uber's attorneys say the company did miss a compliance date. the attorney says drivers are aware the geo fence meant to limit and track their service to the airport. the judge says to the attorneys she hopes to have a ruling by next friday. >> thanks sharon. the divisive -- found martin shkreli guilty on eight counts of the charges against him. >> this was a witch hunt o

has made stops in l.a. and new york. it has been made popular with celebrity. >>> did you notice how excited she was about that story? >> "nightly news," is next. ght all eyes on this major hurricane bearing down on texas. evacuations under way. warnings to get out now. emergency preparations and fears that harvey will hit as a ferocious category 3. >>> blame game. president trump turns his fire on the republican leaders of the house and senate. as the threat of a government shutdown looms over money to pay for his border wall. >>> the winner is, the massachusetts mom claims one of the largest jackpots in history. one lucky ticket, $758 million. >>> a priest's kkk past, a confession sends shock waves through the community. >>> cheerleading outrage over video of a coach holding down a girl who cries out in pain, pleading with him to stop. >>> and an accidental

the "l.a. times" is reporting this morning there is a spike in a dangerous stomach infection right now. health officials say within the last two months 14 people in l.a. county have been diagnosed with an intestinal infection. people get sick when they drink contaminated water or produce. officials don't know what's behind the recent outbreak but are advising everybody to take precautions, thoroughly wash fruits and veggies. >>> 33% of mill ennial home buyers' desire to purchase a home was chiefly driven by their dog. canine friends outranked wedding bells and kids as the main reason for purchasing a home. 25% said marriage was the top motivator and the birth of a child. good old fido, got to give him somewhere to run. >> as an owner of two pomeranians, i would would need a house for that so i totally understand. >> we'll get you an agent right now. >> thank you. a violent attack in the east bay and a late night crime spree in berkeley. the hunt for suspects this morning. >> flames are igniting

according to to the l.a. times, the woman was picked up in west hollywood and draichb short distance to carry out the attack. police the suspect's car was outfitted with uber and lyft decals. >>> plus a three million dollar donation, george and amal are help 3g,000 syrian refugee children go to school in lebanon. today in the bay continues in just two minutes. before you head out the door - here are the top stories on today in the >>> welcome back, happy tuesday, before you head out the door to work, some stop stories on today in the bay. >>> fremont man is expected to be arraigned on extortion charges today. police say the man secretly recorded his roommates having sex, and then threatened to release the footage. he denied the claims in an exclusive interview with nbc bay area. he's due in court at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> the kate steinly murder case continues with another hearing today. both sides expected in a san francisco court in just a couple of hours. in fact at 9:00 this morning. juan francisco sanc

on my way to the airport, if you live -- if you know somebody in l.a. and you can tell me about this place. it's called hal and ray's. we were going through this area in china town. >> this is in the airport? >> on the way to the airport. we decided to get something to eat. what are these people waiting for? they're waiting for chicken. the place is called hal and ray's. the line keeps going. >> what kind of chicken is it? >> hot chicken. >> isn't all -- >> no. it's fried chicken, with a real hot sauce poured on it. started in nashville. >> yeah. >> i think the chef here was -- >> there's versions of it. the people have shirts. and the line still goes. >> wow. >> isn't that insane? >> you didn't wait. >> no. i'm so curious as to what the chicken tastes like. >> hal and ray. >> you know, on the other side of the country. >> might not be hot when it gets here. >> maybe they can send the chicken and the sauce on the side. >> would you wait in line -- >> no. six months ago, i had never been to pinks in l.a. >> oh. >> for the hot dogs. it's a famous hot dog

. >>> is uber short changing san francisco and l.a.? well, prosecutors for both counties say uber owes $15 million for violating a prior legal settlement. just yesterday, they squared off before a judge in had san francisco. this all stems from a case that settled last year when uber had already paid the two counties $10 million. in that settlement, uber also agreed to fix violations, including misleading advertising on driver and airport fees. now the district attorney's office says uber did not fully comply. >> uber was required to put up geofences around those airports preventing drivers from taking people there. because of the very large numbers, it tells us those geofences aren't working, they're down or there's other problems with what uber is doing. >> if the judge does find them guilty, uber would have to pay an additional $15 million to l.a. county. >>> the white house is asking for help from silicone valley. jared kushner is reaching out to local tech companies. he's called apple, fwogoogle an oracle among others. apple inside

the museum recently visited l.a. and new york. its bay area arrival is  scheduled for september 1st. visitors can find art displays, even a sprinkle pool all centered around the frozen treat. the museum will be setting up shop at one grant avenue in union square. >>> there is hope that someone can help find a stabbing suspect. we'll show you next. >>> he goes through a lengthy recovery process from paralysis. >>> the waze application will leverage the power of us all as well as the power of google. go to your waze application. you click on that and you click on your name after that. go to teams and pick us, the nbc bay area wazers. we'll get back to you after this break. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join ene

simpson museum is opening in l.a. [ scattered cheers ] that's right, a museum filled with his memorabilia. or as o.j. put it, "this feels like a trap." [ laughter and applause ] it just feels like -- i shouldn't. it feels like i'm walking into a trap. a new study finds that george clooney has the most handsome face, because of his eyes, nose, chin, and mouth. [ laughter ] in other words, he has the most handsome face, because of his face? wait -- [ laughter and applause ] who did this study? throw that card away. that doesn't make any sense, that study. guys, i saw that the movie "frozen" is being turned into a a broadway musical. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. and they've added a bunch of new songs and story lines. this week they released the first trailer for it. it's pretty exciting, watch this. >> starting next spring, "frozen" is coming to broadway, featuring over a dozen brand new songs. critics are already saying "it's magical." kids are saying "it's so much fun." and parents are saying, "my god, what have we done to deserve this?" [ laughter ] "we just got our kids to move on to 'm

the museum recently visited l.a. and new york. it's bay area arrival scheduled for september 1st. visitors can find art displays and sprinkle pool, whatever that is, all centered around the frozen treat. they'll set up shot at 1 grant avenue in union scare -- it is 4:36 right now. apple shares on the rise while another popular silicon valley tech company puts the squeeze on traffic and congestion. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. live at cnbc world >>> good morning i'm landon downey. here today is top business headlines. wall street is poised to rise. stocks gained yesterday on th

l.a. is weighing whether or not to install those scanners permanently. >>> a follow-up to a story we've been reporting all summer, the dying leopard shark by the hundreds here in the bay area. we're now learning the main suspect is a brain-eating pair site. chronicle reporting they have been studying the dead sharks and found that is the cause. more than a dozen have been found dead on the beaches since march. they're trying to figure out how the pair site got here in the first place. >>> alarming new statistics on teen drug use. deadly overdotes on a steady rise. the centers for disease control and prevention track the death rate after the past two dek decades. it shows after years of decline since 2015 we've seen a rise with kids 18 to 19. >>> this has been brewing and growing for a number of years and it started with overprescribing of the prescription painkillers. >> the cdc expects that trend to continue when it collects the death rates over the past two years. >>> it's 4:52 right now

as you can imagine, l.a., they're all scrambling to see how they can improve and the progress before then. >>> now, time to look at take rous heat that's hitting the northeast. our bill karins is with us. >> this is a category it's not only fascinating but where it could get dangerous. you don't all the time need the air-conditioning. but you need. 15 million people with heat advisories or heat warnings. the strong ridge is in place. temperatures today should be record high in medford, salem, eureka. by the time we get to thursday, portland has a chance at their all-time record high temperature. that's a and in some cases even as warm as 105 or 116 in redding. >> bill, thank you >>> the passing of one of hollywood's most romantic men. details ahead. before we hit the beach, i've gotta hit the loo. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww. charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. beautiful view. thanks to charmin. and you, honeybear. awwwww. we all

the animals come from l.a. county shelters but instead of living in cages or kennels they actually live in suites. reserjz the pet safe say they're working to better understand the connection between pets and people. >> the goal here is really to celebrate and strengthen the human animal bond. >> pet spals has an app so you don't have to go to the facility to actually adopt the pet. >> there's some good bonding going on there. >>> happening today, contra costa is maketion its services more available to the community. more than a dozen different departments are going to be bringing their services to you tonight for a county services block party in martinez. designed to be a one stop shop for pet licensing, health and veterans benefits, marriage licensing, and more services. it's happening at the county administrator's office from 5:00 to 7:30 tonight. >>> take a look right now at. new video into our newsroom showing a young gray whale swimming close to the shore in a southern california harbor, very close to the

it's the most expensive piece of property sold in l.a. sold this year. >>> how satisfied are you at work? a survey of the british working class found that be 1 in six workers are unhappy with their jobs that's more than double the number for people under 35 and one-third of the workers said they found their jobs stressful. researchers point to more pressure, more senior positions and added responsibility. >> yeah, adulting can be a bummer sometimes. >> that's true. >> you're watching early today. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. heare you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®.

. >>> so the stars were out in l.a. last night for the teen choice awards. chris pratt made his first public appearance since announcing his separation from anna farris. he won two surfboards for choice sci-fi movie actor. there's miley cyrus who she was a no show. she cancelled at the very last minute saying she created an unrealistic schedule for herself. she's so young and getting a lifetime achievement all right. and bruno mars who announced a $1 million donation to victims of the flint water crisis. he received the visionary award for his success in pop music. a total fan favorite. >> yeah. >> one of my favorites. >> mine too. >> good to see him doing so well now. >> great live. like you mentioned they're donating him and live nation a $1 million for flint. great to hear. >>> all right. we are only a week away, monday, august 21, marks the first total solar eclipse. the first one to be seen in 40 years. as many as 7.4 million people are expected to travel to see it and amtrak has routed the eclipse express. that's a special round trip train service to a

chartwell estate built in 1933 and sits on more than ten acres of land with impressive view of downtown l.a. the house belonged to billionaire jerry perenchio until he passed away 30 years ago. so that's impressive. >> cool house. >> cool house. thanks for food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> good wednesday morning. let's start right now with a live look outside from our emeryville cam are>>> where the fog is out and even some light mist in the air this morning. we are glad you're with us on this midweek wednesday. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. straight to the forecast right now with kari. >> it is looking nice as you step out the door this morning. still mostly cloudy. this is what we've seen the past couple of mornings. no

even l.a. hits 100 on friday. so -- hot. >> bill, thank you. >>> we've been tracking donations to the hurricane harvey relief effort. jj watt from the houston texans started an online campaign that's taken over $9 million including a massive donation from the "ellen show." >> what you're doing sin credible, we want to help, walmart is on track to donate over $20 million in cash and supplies to hurricane harvey relief. walmart is donating $1 million to jj's relief effort right now. >> i promise you that i will make this money go a long way, i promise you that i will help these victims directly. i promise you it will hp rebuild houston. >> miley cyrus announced her own donation of $500,000. the dallas cowboys are holding a live telethon during their live practice. with current and former players manning the phones. jamie foxx is holding a telethon on september 12th. car companies have donated more than $66.5 million to relief efforts. in a place where you can see all of those efforts as well is in downtown houston a

. >> no 2028 we bring the games back to l.a. one of the great capitals of this olympic movement, a city that has always been a games changer and will be again in 2028. >> while there are still a few hurdles remaining the ioc is expected to award the 2024 games to paris. while los angeles would get the games four years later. it went into rocky bidding process that left only los angeles and parness the hunt for the 2024 games and led the ioc to find a way to accommodate both cities. many potential host cities were reluctant to pursue the games because of concerns about cost overruns that plagued past lirp igs. in los angeles organizers budgeted 5.3 billion for the game and believe costs can be kept down by using existing venue. >> announcer: under like the old model where people tried to fit the olympics to the cities in a model where fitting the city to the olympics. >> while organizers discussed the business side of the olympics, athletes hope the games have a lasting impact. >> it's about the tremendous value of inspiration, t

so state lawmakers are taking steps to ensure that california is covered when the games come back to l.a. the state legislature is working on a new bill that sets aside $250 million in case the 2028 summer games go over budget. >> well, there is another twist tonight in the kate steinle murder trial. the alleged gunman is now using a different name, his real name. since she was shot two years ago, san francisco has known the primary suspect as sanchez. his attorney says it is an alias. his real name, jose garcia, his case was a national talking point on the issue of immigration >>> the family of a man killed at twin peaks lookout in san francisco wants to know why his accused killer got out of the jail days before the murder. lamonte mims is charged with the murder of 71-year-old edward french. police say lamonte and his accomplice, fantasy decor, seen on the left, tried to rob french and take his camera before they shot him. mims was released from jail five days before that. he was charged with being a felon in possession of a gun, but a pretrial assessment found him to be only a modera

looking for nice conditions l.a. from san this. this is very cape tall ftypical time of year. 110 near phoenix. a sneak peek of the upcoming weekend forecast coming up. >>> all right. this next one could very well be a pizza lover's nightmare. look at. this a tractor-trailer crashed and scattered hundreds of frozen pizza's loaning the highway in little rock, arkansas. the trailer hit an overpass. the officials had to shut down the highway and clean it up. i will stalled traffic for hours while they cleaned it up. all that pizza to waste. >> at least everybody is talking about the pizza. not necessarily the way they like though. >>> go ahead, just ahead, i should say, more gop infighting, this time targeting senator john mccain and oprah's next conquest, a grocery store. >>> and is kylie jenner headed for a billion dollars? "early today" is back in two. honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain

okay it's boring and bold elon musk new company called the boring company is about to start digging in l.a. right near the space x headquarters in the city of hawthorne just south of lax. city leaders have signed off on a construction project for a two-mile underground track for electric cars. musk said he eventually hopes to extend the hawthorne tumble into los angeles end tlg at the airport at lax. well sales force is rolling out the red carpet for annual dream force conference former first ladies michelle obama and the bush twins jenna and barbara speak. drem force starts november 6th in san francisco. okay up next did you hear about the brawl in baseball. >> i saw the brawl in baseball. >> we're explaining why. >> fist cuffs. ♪ it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limite

it's one of those pop-up deals having already sold out in new york and l.a. you can eat some sweets but it's mostly an interactive art installation. if you're on instagram, you've seen all the candy color images. it is really cool. you have to be on their mailing list to order tickets. there's no scalping allowed sore so we've been told. i.d.s will be collected at the door. >> you know we have that nbc bay air get the scoop truck. >> we do. >> we give it out. i this i we're going to do something not this friday, next friday. >> some of the giants games, too. >> maybe we'll do it at the museum of ice cream. >> i like that. thanks for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests --

he is scheduled to be in an l.a. county court in september 29th which is during the raider's regular season. >>> power problems ahead. pg&e says we should expect some trouble later with the solar eclipse fast approaching. >>> ytomorrow you may see 90s. making a comeback around the bay area. we will talk about those warmer changes when we come back. >>> the major change at sfo following last month's close call. >>> way too close for comfort. the effort tonight to make sure that this doesn't happen again. chang chang changes in effect at sfo. rick boone is live. >> reporter: yeah a lot of changes across the board. and not a lot of people will see them. unless you fly the plane. it is all about making the passengers very safe as these planes take off and land. it has been more than a month when the air canada jet flew 60 feet close. it could have been one of the biggest aviation tragedies in history. >> hopefully it will prevent this from happening again. >> reporter: pilots will no longer be allowed to use only a visua

hopes to extend the hawthorne tunnel into l.a. ending at the airport. >>> dream force, former -- november 6 to the 9th in san francisco. 170,000 people attended that event. >> big deal, michelle obama, and the bush twins. >> take it away, jeff. >> we are looking warmer as we head through the forecast. san jose 73 dropping to comfortable 60s. tracking hurricane harvey. we will tell you the path of the storm system coming up in five minutes. >> did we take a case at about $9 at a car wash? yes we did. and you will want to know why. because it will change the way you look at those codes forever and forever. saved viewers more than one million dollars. some refunds are big. others. well. aren )t. raj/2shot 9 bucks. >>> nbc bay area respond has saved millions of dollars. some are big and some are not. >> nine bucks is equally important. >> we respond to every call and every e-mail no matter amount. shelling out nine bucks and getting nothing in return. a gas station car wash. your route to the rotating bristles is a routine. you pump f

. >>> san francisco to l.a. in less than an hour via pod. elon musk's dream. getting closer to become a reality. traveling under ground in a powerful vacuum tube. each team built its own prototype pod that could carry us, humans 700 miles an hour. they were put into a test in a mile long tube. a german team won the competition after hitting more than 200 miles per hour. >> what this is about is advancing the state of transportation. trying new things that have never been done before. >> could happen. transportation experts saying it is a long way away. >> a rugby player paralyzed during a match. injuring his spine. since then he has been in intense rehab. paylor as a result can now move his finger and even now has feeling in his legs. he is spending time with his family before heading back for another bout of rehab. >> we are talking about this heat wave here of when it might come to an end. >> short break for us this week. but the seven-day forecast will show how things are going to ramp back up for us. we are down to 99 in con cacorde to the fog at the coast

this could mean a 30-minute trip between l.a. and san francisco. pretty impressive. >> the wrath of hurricane harvey. >> this event is not over. we do not understand the full scale. >> a closer look at the devastating flood and damage in texas this morning. >> reporter: thousands of people came to berkeley to protest against the alt-right. how a small group of them didn't want to do it peacefully. new details on the injuries and arrests and the mayor of berkeley. >>> but first a live look over san jose before the sun even rises. "today in the bay" at 5:26. =laura/live= ad lib live picture-- san jose =laura/2shot= good morning and thank you for joining us. >>> at 5:29 overlooking san jose where we are under a micro climate weather alert as temperatures will remain very, very. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm marcus washington. a lot of people getting out and ready. >> it's all about the triple digits. another day just like yesterday and if you were struggling to stay cool, well, you'll be in the same struggle today. up to 1

tomorrow night, the raiders hosting the l.a. rams in a preseason game. >>> politically speaking, we'll see if they sit down for the national anthem. here is colin rush. >> the offense, the way quarterback reads the plays, how they line me up and use the tight end. it's going to be important for me and a big step in my career. >> reporter: that's saying something. jared cook has been an nfl player for eight seasons. >> cook holds on forthe touchdown. >> reporter: here he is, 30 years old, invisioning his year in oakland, ninth overall, being his best. he feels this way because of the confidence he has in the guy throwing the ball. >> he's one of the best. he knows how to deliver a ball. he knows about leverage and how to deliver away from leverage. he knows how to run plays where it's not getting you set up. it's hard to find young quarterbacks that understand the role and the game and know how to play the game and he is one of the best. >> reporter: cook, complimentary of a caller and vice versa. >> when he runs a 4-3 or 4-4, th

heading down to l.a. it is going to be unbearably hot. saturday and sunday looking at a high of 86 degrees. we'll feature morning events coming up. let me know where you're going. your forecast at 6:38. laura? >> our own personal forecast. that's great, kari. 6:40 right now. televangelist osteen who was criticized for not doing enough to help the victims of hurricane harvey now speaking out. >> i think if people were here they would realize there were safety issues. this building had flooded before. >> hear his reasoning for not immediately opening his church as a shelter for the victims of the historic flooding. plus, texting 911 for help. we investigate overnight to see which bay area cities offer the new lifesaving service and which ones are planning to launch it soon. >> president trump this morning speaking out about north korea. we will bring you the very latest. >>> and of course, scott, those comments are part of what people were saying about the stock market. the dow down one point, flat right now. stay with us. you're watching "

in the upper 80s there so swimming definitely in the in the lake tahoe area and then los angeles and l.a. will see those temperatures also reaching into the upper 80s. very warm there. if you'll be hiking this weekend in muir woods it is going to be very warm so bring some extra bottles of water. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend as we enjoy the last little bit of a cooldown coming up in about three minutes. >> all right. we'll look forward to. thank you, kari. 5:39. >>> and coming up televangelist responds to not doing enough in the wake of har. >> again, they ask us to be first responders or things like that. >> in his own words the reason osteen says the lakewood church didn't immediately open its doors to flood victims. president trump celebrates a successful trip to texas. now it's tax reform. we'll bring you up to speed. =mike/trx= mike traffic tease >>> it is 5:42 on this wednesday morning. as we get started we're seeing just a few clouds as we take a live look outside over san jose. let's go to the village of los gatos as we will be at 66 degrees at 9:00 this morning.

. >> oakland and l.a. city went as a type one heavy which means they have 80 personnel, doctors, engineers, search dogs and it's a full compliment where they can set up a tent city. >> submerged neighbors, they hit the roads. firefighters plan to drive in shifts to make it to texas in 26 hours. this time the team has a new tool. they are bringing along drones to help them find any victims that need to be rescued. reporting live in memo park, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> rob mayeda is back with us. what i thought was so remarkable. all the rain they are getting in texas, they said in about two or three days, they tkpwaugot what rosa gets in a year. >> this is the 50% point. it looks like we will see another 20 to 30 inches of rain. let's superimpose our bay area annual totals for rainfall on the board. you can see from now until 8:00 on tuesday, we will see more rain in the bay area than an entire year. this is the second time we had to show you this because they already had 27 inches of r

. >> i did one ride from l.a. to san diego on it. >> just wants it back. >> if it wound up on my front door, today or tomorrow, i would be a happy man. >> that was walter mccall reporting, what that man has overcome, that's unbelievable. >> i hope he gets his bike back. >> for sure. >> carrie has our weekend forecast. >> looks really good. there's a lot going on. as we look outside in palo alto, the sun is shining here. that may not being the case everywhere and our temperatures warming up nicely in the upper 70s by early afternoon. it will be a cool evening. we'll talk about the wide range in temperatures across the bay area coming up. >> our team has had another successful week saving viewers money, including one case that took us a year. i'm consumer investigator chris k kimora, nbc bay area responds next. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come ou

according to the l.a. times, the woman was picked up in west hollywood and then driven a short distance to carry out the attack. police say the driver's car was decked out with uber decals. >>> george clooney contributed to helping 3,000 refugee children go to school in lebanon. we're back in just two minutes. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. to hear from you about a planned train extension. ==vo== bart is opening the public- cme >>> east bay commuters bart wants to hear from you about a planned train extension. bart is opening the public common period for its proposed livermore extension project. the five-mile leg would run along 580 to a

high temperatures in the low 70s heading down to l.a. this weekend. no issues even though it'll be really hot driving through parts of the central valley. lower 70s and going hiking in muir woods this weekend, some clouds there. we will have at times fog during the morning hours but temperatures reaching into the upper 60s to low 70s. so very nice to do that or spend time with family. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose. that's coming up in about three minutes. >>> violent crime up for the second year in a row in california. the reason bay area law enforcement officers aren't concerned. >> plus, millions of americans getting ready to watch the upcoming solar eclipse. the impact it could have on your ability to stay connected. >> a top republican senator this morning calling into question the competence of the president of the united states. >>> and as you can see the dow is down. little change on friday, a day after the s&p posted its biggest one-day percentage loss in about three months. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity d

. >> reporter: only one said it could help her daughter and it's located in l.a. what do you think is really going on here? >> i think this has been overlooked for so long that nobody has an answer. i'm not asking for something luxurious or for money. i'm not suing anybody. i'm asking for care for kaitlyn that's covered, that she's supposed to have. >> reporter: so what's the solution? some say increasing the medi-cal rate could entice more nurses to do this type of work. it's not about rates at all, others say. it's about the state's obligation to make sure really sick kids get the help they need. the number of home health providers has remained steady. the department of health services is reviewing the availability of those providers and expects results this fall. i'm liz wagner with the investigative unit. back to you. >> thank you, liz. >>> still no reason why someone shot five people during a vigil in the south bay, say police. it happened around 10:30 sunday night in san jose at vista glenn drive by hill view park. police say the crowd was gathered for a vig

watch out for a slight chance of pop-up showers and thunderstorms going to l.a. this weekend it will be in the mid-70s with some mostly sunny skies and that and then hiking in muir woods. you'll be comfortable wearing long sleeves and also some pants with some mostly sunny skies there. we'll also have some fog during the morning hours. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. >>> we look forward to it. 5:39. breaking news coverage continues. an off-duty oakland firefighter shot and killed. >> this is the story developing all morning. developing by the minute. we will bring you up to date after the break. >>> plus, crime rates are skyrocketing. what we uncovered overnight next. >>> and a republican senator calling into question the stability and competence of the president of the united states. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. >>> it's 5:43. we have a mostly clear start as we look outside in san jose. let's go to the neighborhood of willow glen. we'll be in the upper 60s at 9:00 and throughout much

it may seem really futuristic -- >>> well, imagine l.a. to san francisco in less than an hour and you're traveling in a tube. that's not even enough time to hear, are we there yet? elon musk's dream to build that hyperloop just got a little more real. >> and i'm excited about that. this is all thanks to a group of young teen engineers from around the world. over the weekend an important competition was held at elon musk's test track. here are those results. >> reporter: the race for the future of travel is moving fast. billionaire entrepreneur elon musk and one step closer to making his ambitious plan to build a high-speed underground hyperloop a reality. his concept, people traveling underground in a powerful vacuum tube brought two dozen engineering teams from across the country and around the world to a competition at spacex headquarters. each built their own proet toty pods that could eventually carry humans 700 miles an hour. they were put to the test in a long vacuum tube. the winner, a german team hit more than 200 miles per hour. >