live look outside in walnut creek. beautiful cotton candy skies as we wake up to the final weekend of the olympics. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kiera clapper. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. how's it looking, cynthia? definitely some beautiful skies out towards walnut creek, but windshield wipers out towards san francisco and the peninsula. some fog there as of course we are in the middle of fog is 50s and some low 60s down here in the south bay, but a bit cooler up towards the north bay. 52 in novato, 54 in santa rosa. as we plan our day, we will get into some sunshine and some warming. i think today will be the warmest day of the weekend as we go to some 80s down here in to san jose enjoy the second day of the jazz festival down there. so some hotter temperatures though, as we move further inland. i'm expecting some 90s in some spots. you will also notice the hazy sunshine as we continue to see the wildfire smoke to our

north, and we will be expecting a cool down as we go on tomorrow and into next week. i'll be back with that in a few minutes. kara, back to you. all right. cynthia thanks. we'll see you soon. today is the penultimate day of the 2024 paris olympics. a live look for you. 3 p.m. on saturday afternoon, the eiffel tower on the left of course, and the olympic cauldron on the right of your screen. continuing to burn in the tuileries garden. and you could say that flame is firing up team usa's men's basketball to bring home gold later today. it has been a nail biter to get to this point, and some of the nba's best, including warriors star steph curry, proved their worth on the international stage today. in the bay's jessica aguirre is in paris with a front row seat. to all the excitement. good morning for my final rendezvous from paris. here, i wanted to bring you here to the basilica of sacré-coeur. it sits atop of montmarte and aside from the eiffel tower, it is the most visited tourist destination in

all of paris. it is also the site of perpetual adoration. they pray here morning, noon and night. and they've been doing that for 140 years. it is stunning up here. also stunning what happened in the track. sha'carri richardson who came into this olympics as the fastest woman in the world, finally got that olympic gold. she and melissa jefferson benecia torri and gabrielle thomas finished first in the four by 100 meter relay. great britain close second, followed by germany. richardson ran the 100 meter earlier this week, where she got silver. crossing the finish line. it was a phenomenal feeling, knowing that all of the ladies that i worked with on the four by one knew that we all did the things that we needed to do to go forward and to get me across the finish line first. the four by 100 relay olympic medal drought continues for the u.s. men, who were disqualified after crossing the finish line in seventh place. the team bungled that

handoff. the exchange was late and one of the teammates actually had to nearly stop to accept the baton. by the time he received it, team usa was out of position. now, good news for anna cockrell, who's originally from san ramon. she earned silver in the women's 400 meter hurdles yesterday, and i spoke to her earlier today about what was going through her mind as she approached that finish line. i don't know if i had a coherent thought that i can say on camera, but i just i couldn't believe it. i mean, i knew that if i executed my race plan that my coach and i had talked about, it was going to be a good one. it was going to be a fast one. so i just went for it. i knew i had executed my race and i was just like, i'm pretty sure i got silver, i'm pretty sure. but i saw my name up there and i was like, holy crap, i can't believe it. usa men's volleyball also bringing home some hardware. the team taking home the bronze. a tough fight against italy, but team usa managed to win all three sets. stanford grad eric

shoji celebrating that win after the big win, middle blocker taylor averill from san jose excited to come home with a shout out for the bay area. so, so honored to represent the bay. a super appreciate the support. i'm tired. i'm ready for a vacation. i'm ready to come home. i love you guys. thank you so much for the support. it means a lot. water polo women play for bronze in just a few hours. here, let's talk basketball. women's basketball team usa hasn't lost at the olympics since 1992. they won their 60th consecutive game today against australia in the semis. they're going to face france sunday to fight for a record eighth straight gold medal. and it was a star studded group sitting courtside for the game. several members of the us men's basketball team, including kevin durant, were there cheering the women on. now breaking made its highly anticipated debut here at the olympics, and there were a lot of moves. the us had several women competing, including sunny choi or b-girl sunny and logan.

edra, who goes by b-girl logistics now. unfortunately, neither made it to the finals. japan took gold, lithuania won silver, and won china bronze. one breaker who didn't win a medal is breaking social media, though, for her moves. doctor rachel gunn from australia, has become a social media star for her, shall we say, unique style. she incorporates what appears to be a nod to her country. the hop. and when she's not breaking b-girl regan works at a university in australia. 36 year old holds a phd in cultural science and lectures on the cultural politics of breaking. while the aussies have certainly made an impression here, both in the pool, in water polo and swimming, and now you can add breaking to it as well. and i want to leave you with my final impression of paris. check it out. a city that is rich in culture and beauty and majesty, which has certainly pulled off

these games with class and style in paris. jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news, not a bad view, jess. thanks. a glance for you at some of the final games and matches before tomorrow's closing ceremony. again, that gold medal game today for men's basketball. steph, k.d. and lebron back on the court. team usa versus host country france at 1230. also going for the gold usa women's soccer usa versus brazil. plenty of bay area stars to watch on the pitch at eight this morning, and be sure to watch future stanford cardinal megumi field coming off a historic silver medal win with the us artistic swimming team. women's duet finals are at three this afternoon. we're going to turn to other news now. a developing story new overnight. we have learned that former ceo of youtube has died. susan wojcicki was just 56. her husband of 26 years, dennis

troper, posted the announcement on facebook late last night, saying that the mother of five died following a two year battle with lung cancer back in 1998. two stanford students rented wojcicki's menlo park garage, where they would famously co-found and launch google, among other titles. wojcicki was the first project product manager for google's adsense. the current ceo of google posted on x that he was saddened by the loss of susan, and that he would miss her dearly. wojcicki was the ceo of youtube for nine years before stepping down in 2023 to focus on family and health. she was one of time's 100 most influential people of 2015. her sister, anne wojcicki, is the founder of 23andme. turning now to the latest in the race for the white house, both candidates on the campaign trail trying to sway undecided voters. and this weekend, vice president kamala harris is headed back to the bay area. her home for the

first time since announcing her announcing her presidential candidacy today in the bay's thom jensen was in san francisco, where some of the region's wealthiest donors are looking forward to seeing harris and maybe her running mate, tim walz tomorrow. reporter the harris campaign hasn't confirmed, but bloomberg is reporting the sunday fundraiser will be at the fairmont hotel, and there are rumors the vice president could make a surprise appearance at outside lands. tickets to sunday's invitation only event range from $3,300 to a half million dollars, and anything less than a quarter of $1 million sold out by thursday morning. i mean, people are just over the moon that kamala harris is back in san francisco. this will be harris' first visit to the bay area since announcing her presidential campaign, and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. but the campaign has been busy. oh my goodness. oh, it's good to be back in arizona. good evening everyone. speaking at a rally in

arizona after several stops and other hotly contested battleground states, the campaign has added tens of millions of dollars to its war chest. this week and hopes to keep building it in san francisco this weekend. because, you know, we do have, you know, a very active donor base. and so it's not surprising that with the energy behind the harris campaign, due to the timing of the visit, there's also speculation that harris will make an appearance at outside lands, possibly when pop star chapelle rhone performs sunday afternoon. well, what we really need is a big knighton. harris uses one of ron's songs and social media outreach, and she's now selling camouflage baseball caps closely resembling the midwest princess caps that ron sells, but no confirmation yet that she will in fact appear at the festival. kamala harris is in demand. and so, you know, people want to see her. people want to hear from her. people want to hear what her vision is for america. we reached out to the harris campaign but have not heard back. thom jensen today in

the bay. in montana, former president donald trump, also on the campaign trail, but on the way to the treasure state, trump's plane had to be diverted due to mechanical issues. fortunately, his plane landed safely in billings. trump then took a private jet, 150 miles away to bozeman. for that rally. the secret service says the plane's mechanical problem was not related to any security issue. back here locally, the outside lands music festival and thousands of music fans are back at golden gate park yesterday. today and tomorrow. today is the second day of the celebration of music, food and art. this year's headliners include the killers, sabrina carpenter, post malone doing what's being advertised as an all country set. fans, we talked to say the biggest buzz may be around singer chappell roan's show on sunday and her look, it's not just music though. that will bring an

estimated 200,000 people to the park this weekend. there also is an expanded food beer and wine lineup with more than 100 local restaurants. fans say it's an event well worth coming back fo. the people. the atmosphere at golden gate park, the way that it's all set up, i think san francisco has really done a good job of just setting this festival up in such a way that it has brought me back, so many times. san francisco city leaders say outside lands is expected to pump an estimated $75 million into the local economy. just about 12 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a protest at one of the biggest homeless camps in the south bay as the governor takes a tough new line on the homeless crisis, advocates speaking out a

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threats won't help solve the problem. community groups spoke from the edge of the jungle, which is one of the south bay's longest running and largest encampments. it's located along coyote creek. advocates yesterday said. it's a perfect example of why the governor's threat won't work. something the mayor of san jose disagreed with. only slightly. they had a massive sweep here, cleared everybody out, and now it's full of people again. so moving people around is not the solution to homelessness. and if we can get every city and county to do their fair share, we can end the era of encampments. but we can't do it if we simply push homeless folks back and forth between cities and the governor says in january, he'll begin evaluating cities and cutting funds if necessary. a follow up now on a bart system outage earlier this week, bart now believes someone vandalized the system, forcing the outage. bart initially said a network issue stopped all trains thursday

morning between the berryessa north, san jose and hayward stations took about eight hours to get everything fully back up and running. but now, bart says, someone purposely stopped the trains. they're still trying to figure out who did it, and why. a portion of a bay area highway could soon be renamed in honor of willie mays. state senators bill dodd of napa and scott wiener of san francisco submitted a resolution to rename a piece of i-80. they want to call the part that connects the bay bridge to san francisco the willie mays highway. they say the hey the say, hey, kid. pardon me, died in june at the age of 93. the state senate transportation committee will now decide on that resolution. pairing up small businesses with empty storefronts. that's san jose's solution to revitalize its downtown. six women owned businesses opened at two vacant storefronts on san jose's post

street. it's part of the city's retail pop up program, giving qualifying businesses a place to open and a year lease to start the city. then negotiates discounted rent with the landlord and the city in downtown. association subsidize that cost. in return, the shops give 10% of what they make back to the city's pop up retail program. fund the proceeds are back to dazzle the sky. the annual meteor shower has been active since july, but it'll peak tomorrow night and ramp up into early monday morning. it will be one of the brightest and most easily viewed showers of the year. this you see here is videos from last year. we are expecting more than 50 meteors per hour this year. the shower will last through september 1st. they're the most visible between midnight and pre-dawn hours. trending this morning. if you have been waiting all year for pumpkin spice season, the wait is almost over. that's according to a food blogger. marcie devoe

has correctly predicted 2022 and 2023 zigzag date of pumpkin spice season returning. he is predicting a release of august 22nd after he says employees leaked their fall menu to him. starbucks has not said when the lattes are returning. we all know outside lands is happening this weekend, but that's not the only big music festival happening in the bay area, cause i'll be loving you always. until the rain. the calista moon in the sky. ooh. front row seat. this video from our producer dana lights, who was at the first day of the san jose jazz summer fest. the band incognito was the headliner. the three day event started yesterday afternoon. we are talking 45 acts on nine stages, covering genres from jazz to r&b, blues, latin and swing. headliners include herbie hancock. the main

stage is located at plaza de cesar chavez. one day tickets start at $43. three day passes are 135. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for your microclimate forecast. i always feel like it's cold when outside lands happens, but maybe it will be a little nicer in the south bay for the blues festival. i remember when i went one time i spent $65 on a blanket to and i was still freezing. yeah, it was freezing out there. thank goodness they have those merch tents. the south bay, nice and comfortable. go see herbie hancock. yeah, let's enjoy some other things around the bay area. you can see the festival right there in downtown. we are starting off with some patchy clouds, 60s. but then into the afternoon we should see some mid 80s return there in downtown. beautiful skies through livermore 57. it is a bit of a cooler morning. 59 out towards walnut creek. those beautiful cotton candy skies but a different picture painting. more of that fall in through san

rafael 54 degrees. you might also be using those windshield wipers as you make your way down into the golden gate bridge, further down into the coastline. and as we take a look at our hour by hour planner, we could be seeing some patchy clouds and drizzle to about mid-morning before we get into some clearing into the afternoon for our inland valleys. of course, the fog will spend its saturday out towards the coastline. you might also notice that the skies look a little bit hazy as we take a look at our near surface smoke map. we do have some major fires up into el dorado county. the park fire, of course near chico, and that with the wind pattern will bring in some hazy skies. at times it will be moderate, could turn into unhealthy for people that are most sensitive to it. so just something to take note of as we plan our saturday around the bay. so we'll do mid 80s there for san jose to some 90s down into the south county. it's the second day of the gilroy rodeo. how fun. 92 degrees. make sure you lather up that sunscreen and find ways to cool yourself down into the east bay. we see a range of

temperatures 70s out towards the shoreline, 90s in walnut creek, 88 in pleasanton. for you today along the peninsula will do mid 60s from daly city to some warm and toasty 80 degrees in redwood city. as you plan your day around the bay, 60s will range into the city 68 in the mission to 65. there around golden gate park for people going into outside lands, don't forget that jacket. maybe your plans are taking you up into the north bay. we'll do 79 in mill valley to some 90s low 90s. there in wine country, 68 for bodega bay. now, listen, as we go on into the next couple of days, i know we've all been struggling with the heat the last couple of days, especially the summer, but our outlook here, we're painting the shade of blue here for our temperatures into next week, and i think we will be trending cooler as we push that heat further out to the desert southwest. so you'll notice it here in our 7-day forecast. sunny skies today will be the warmest day of the weekend and then into next week. doesn't look bad. mid-august we'll see

some 80s so slightly cooler there for our inland valleys and san francisco. we will keep it in the 60s with that mix of sun and clouds, so not too bad as we go through the month. can't believe it. middle of the month. i can't believe it either. back to school so soon? oh yeah. oh my goodness. all right cynthia, thanks. 22 past the hour. next on today in the bay nbc bay area response this weekend. you can help bay area students start off the new school year on the right foot and with a backpack full of necessary supplies, i'm chris chmura. i'll show you how we're

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are struggling to buy their kids all of what they need to return to class. but you can help get kids some essentials this weekend. chris kamara shows us how prices for basically everything are trending upward. that means a once easy trip to the store for your kids. pencils and pens and paper might give you some sticker shock in 2024. yeah, i think that it's getting even harder, right? there has been cost of living increases across the bay area and our community specifically feels that exponentially. that's parent and ravenswood school board member jenny bloom. we met jenny at a back to school event with our longtime nonprofit partner, family giving tree, for collecting donations to give

thousands of backpacks full of essential supplies to kids who need them, places like the family giving tree and nbc like putting on these type of events really helps those. parents be able to give the things to their kids, like backpacks. this weekend, you can help. you can donate new school supplies in person at the walmart in livermore on las positas road, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. what you see on screen right now is a recommended shopping list. it's also on the family giving tree website, which is fgt.org. well, if you can't make it to livermore, no problem, you can donate online, visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash schools. there you can virtually pack a backpack full of supplies that will translate into a real backpack full of supplies for a deserving bay area child. have a great weekend! all so easy to help. chris. thanks 27 past the hour. we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, vice president harris

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from our emeryville camera. just a little bit of that eastern span of the bay bridge on the final saturday of the olympics. good weather to stay inside and watch tv. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira clapper. cinthia pimentel has a peek at our microclimate forecast. and i understand it's the coolest it's been since, what june? yeah, we've definitely had a hot summer so far. july was a record setter and now into august, the first couple of days have also been hot, but the coldest winter is a summer in san francisco. we are seeing the fog there overtake the city 54 degrees low 60s through san jose, trying to get into some sunshine in our valleys out towards livermore. we're also starting things off cool in santa rosa. it's outside lands weekend. do not forget your jacket. tell your friends. tell everybody that's going, you need that puffer out there. temperatures will go into some sunshine and some upper 60s there throughout the day, but then cooling it off quickly into the night. so bring everything to keep you warm. for the rest

of us, we're going to do 80s down into the south county, the east bay and up in towards wine country. as we get through the middle part of the day, carrying us through another warm day before a cool down is ahead. i'll be back with that in about ten minutes. keir, back to you. all right, cynthia, we'll see you soon. thanks. now to a developing story. overnight, we have learned that the former ceo of youtube has died. susan wojcicki was just 56. her husband of 26 years, dennis troper, posted the announcement on facebook late last night saying that the mother of five had died following a two year battle with lung cancer back in 1998. two stanford students rented widget ski's menlo park garage, where they would go on to famously co-found and launch google, among other titles. wojcicki was google's first product manager for adsense, the current ceo of google posted on x that he was saddened by the loss of susan, and that he would miss her dearly. wojcicki was the ceo of youtube for nine

years before stepping down last year to focus on family and health. she was one of time's most influential people in 2015. her sister is anne wojcicki, the founder of 23andme. also new this morning disturbing video from gaza, where the israeli military says it launched an airstrike against a hamas command center. but it was inside a school. palestinian health officials say the strike killed at least 80 people, including children and injuring dozens more. israeli defense forces say about 20 hamas militants, including senior commanders, carried out the terrorist attacks. a spokesperson for gaza's civil defense says some 4200 displaced people were sheltering in that school when the missiles hit. nbc news is unable to independently verify whether there was a hamas command center in that school. turning back now to decision 2024, vice president

kamala harris is on the campaign trail today, and she is coming home to san francisco tomorrow. yesterday, harris continued her swing state visit, stopping in phoenix, working to win over latino voters. it comes after she picked up a historic endorsement from the country's oldest latino civil rights group. harris has also been sending a more positive message to voters, describing herself as a joyful warrior. donors are paying a minimum of $3,300 for tomorrow's fundraising event in san francisco, but the website indicates that that tier is already sold out, as are the next three tiers up to $50,000 per ticket. tickets are still available at the 250,000 and $500,000 level. the exact location details are still under wraps, but bloomberg reports it will be at the fairmont hotel. be sure to stay with nbc bay

area all weekend as we continue to bring you coverage ahead of the vice president's visit. you can keep up with us online on our mobile app, or wherever you stream. former president donald trump also hitting the campaign trail last night for the first time this week. but his trip to the rally in montana hit a snag when his plane had to be diverted to mechanical issues. trump's plane landed in billings, just about 150 miles west of bozeman, where the rally would be held. trump then hopped on a private jet to get to the rally, but the detour delayed the event by a few hours. the secret service says. the good news is the plane's mechanical problem was not related to any security issue. back here locally, outside lands music festival, thousands of music fans back in golden gate park today is day two of the celebration of music, food and art. this year's headliners include the killers, sabrina carpenter, post malone doing what's being called an all

country set. it's not just music, of course. an estimated 200,000 people pack into golden gate park for food, beer, wine, more than 100 restaurants participating. bands say it is worth coming back year after year. the people, the atmosphere at golden gate park, the way that it's all set up, i think san francisco has really done a good job of just setting this festival up in such a way that it has brought me back, so many times. san francisco city leaders estimate outside lands pumps an estimated $75 million into the local economy, and while thousands are flocking to golden gate park, there is one act that's expected to see massive crowds. despite not being a headliner. we're talking about up and coming singer chappell roan, who just broke a major record at lollapalooza. oh

my goodness, that crowd. festival officials in chicago now say that roan broke the record for the largest crowd in lollapalooza history. the midwest princess says she's called was originally set to play a smaller stage, but officials moved her to the main stage after her recent surge in popularity. tomorrow, she's set to play the lands end main stage at 4 p.m. at outside lands. speaking of one of outside lands biggest top deejays is pulling out of the festival. actor and dj idris elba announced on his instagram story this week that he would not be performing at the festival after all, he was scheduled to dj at the soma

stage tomorrow night. elba said that detroit dj and producer mark kinchin, also known as mk, would replace him on the lineup. well, we are almost through with the summer olympic games where it is 330 saturday afternoon. right now in paris, a live look at the eiffel tower on the left and the olympic cauldron on the right. two days left of competition as team usa looks to close out the games by continuing to add to an overwhelming lead in the medal count, the americans adding to that total with some key wins in track and field yesterday. today in the bay's jay gray is following it all in paris with the latest. and it's whit the rain is coming down. pouring rain inside olympic stadium. still, the americans put on a golden show. look to the far side sha'carri richardson surging from third to first on the anchor leg of the four by 100 relay. the relays are obviously a totally different

beast than running individual events, so we really came together and i'm so proud of us. rai benjamin is ahead even midway through the race, american rai benjamin turns on the jets, leaving the rest of the runners behind, winning gold in the 400 hurdles. the strength of this us team on display in weightlifting as well right her. olivia reeves setting an olympic record on her way to gold. the first american olympic champion in the sport in 24 years. trying to finish this in short order, three americans grabbing medals as team usa continues a strong run in wrestling, while christina teachout kicks in a bronze in taekwondo. wilson is everywhere. it's like she's got six arms right now. it's now 60 straight wins for usa women's basketball. cruising past australia to set up a gold medal showdown with france, the american men getting their shot at the home team in a gold medal tonight after a comeback win against serbia in the semis. we

came through and answered that call and now we got to we got a huge game against the hometown team and we're looking forward to it. the world looking forward to this one. usa men's basketball looking for a fifth straight gold medal. jay gray, nbc news, paris. thank you so much jay. reporting from paris on this second to last day of the olympics. now to the men's and women's usa basketball teams competing for gold this weekend, with both teams set to play host country france, a lot of people in the bay area will be cheering them on, including olympian and wnba star sabrina ionescu's, former high school basketball coach in the east bay. today in the bay's pete serratos has the story. carondelet high school girls basketball coach kelly sopak is one of the most decorated coaches in bay area history, and it was during his time at miramonte high. he coached walnut creek native and wnba star sabrina ionescu, who dominated on the high school

level before breaking basketball records at the university of oregon and eventually becoming the number one overall pick of the new york liberty in the 2020 wnba draft. she is just a competitor, and i think that's really the thing that sets her apart, or at least set her apart from her peers in high school and club was her ability to compete day in and day out. but sunday could be one of her biggest accomplishments to date. as the usa women's basketball team tries to capture gold against team france, coach sopak still remembers when ionescu facetimed him, saying she would be a member of team usa. i, you know, picked it up and i'm not even very good at technology. and she had her usa jersey on, so she was, she was beyond ecstatic. bay area fans will also be tuning in to the men's basketball gold medal game against france on saturday to see warriors star steph curry, who is coming off of a dominant performance in the semifinal round against serbia. we all signed up for this, you know, to accomplish a mission and we're one game away from doing it. as

for coach sopak, he will be on the edge of his seat sunday watching one of his former players achieve the dream of winning a gold medal. you know, you're just really happy for the player when they achieve great things like she's teaching. but there's also those emotional times when you know the work and the effort that you know, and the sacrifice is really that she had to put, put herself through to get to this level. pete suratos today in the bay. now to a glance at some of the final games and matches before tomorrow. again. that gold medal game today for men's basketball team usa versus host country france at 1230 today. also going for the gold. the usa women's soccer team usa versus brazil. plenty of bay area stars to watch on the pitch at eight this morning and be sure to watch future stanford cardinal megumi field coming off a historic silver medal win with the u.s. artistic swimming team. the women's duet finals take place at three this afternoon. 642

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there. we are starting off with those patchy clouds this morning, mixing out to some sunshine by 11 this morning. 70 already. and into the afternoon it will be another hot day, but expect some cooling into tomorrow. so go out there and have a great time. we'll do low 90s there into this afternoon. very different as you go to the piston filipino festival and parade today and tomorrow. tomorrow is the grand parade starting at civic center plaza. our ginger conejero saab will be out there. say hello. notice that it will be slightly cooler for our sunday, but still bring that extra layer just in case. san francisco is a bit too cold for you. for the rest of us, we are going to do another warm day

in our inland valleys. we're going to go into the upper 80s 90s for the north bay, up in wine country, also some mid 90s for parts of concord through morgan hill, 60 to 70 to some 80s down here in san jose. and you will also notice those hazy skies from those wildfires that we continue to battle up to our north, and that air quality might get just a touch unhealthy for some sensitive groups. notice though, i am speaking to the coast to the east bay and down into the santa clara valley. i do see it getting better as we go into the next couple of days and start ushering some cleaner air, and start changing the pattern up a bit as we go on into mid-august. some people are trying to hang on to those summer temperatures as they get ready for back to school. those patterns to start again. but as we go on into next week, we're going to start to push that heat further on into the desert southwest, allow for a low pressure system to the pacific northwest to drop into the bay area and actually start to dip our temperatures up a little bit into the 70s and 80s. so morgan hill, the next couple

of days, it will be a warm weekend to start dipping it down for sunday into 89 degrees and then carrying us through the 80s for the rest of the week. so not too bad. the only thing, of course, is we still have those dry hillsides so we remain on fire. watch san francisco of course, seasonal 60s and that mix of sun and clouds that drizzle to start off our morning. so grab a jacket. but then by the middle of the day, especially in our inland valleys, we start to push them aside and enjoy some seasonable temperatures in the 80s through temperatures in the 80s through the rest of the week. w introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's.

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items out of the landfill, but also give them new life. cynthia is back with how a set of local stores is helping move the bay area forward. yeah, maybe some people have actually walked into one of these. i'm talking about the restore locations in the east bay and the south bay that are doing their part against our climate and crisis. the san jose restore location on las plumas avenue is offering a shopping experience with a climate purpose you may have heard about, or even been involved with its parent company, habitat for humanity, and their mission to build homes for those in nee. they've since created restore, the donation based home improvement stores in san jose, concord and oakland. those locations take in sofas, decor, kitchen stoves, anything in good

and safe condition that can be reused. fill your shopping cart. but most importantly, not be tossed into the landfill. our three restores divert about 10 million pounds of reusable goods from the landfill, and it's a great dent in the problem, given that americans throw away about 12 million tons of reusable goods a year, building affordable housing can be difficult and expensive. proceeds from restore go to help build more homes and provide financial education for home buyers. we know that people have a lot of choices for where to donate or dispose of their home goods that they're no longer using, but when they come to restore and donate it to us, they can know that it's going to a wonderful cause. they can know that it is directly helping us to build and repair affordable homes right here in the bay area. the bay area community keeps inventory full at restore, and they always need volunteers, especially those passionate about giving items a second, third, or maybe even a fourth. life in san jose. cinthia pimentel today in the bay in the

east bay, we are learning more about a rash of brazen thefts, leaving people without tires on their cars. walnut creek police have issued an advisory after at least ten cars were hit in a 24 hour period. police say that the thieves are targeting hondas and toyotas in apartment complex parking lots. people in concord also say they've experienced the same. and in the north bay, petaluma police say at least ten cars have been hit since last weekend. police are urging people to park in well-lit areas and consider installing anti-theft devices like wheel locks. 52 past the hour. up next, a quick look at the top stories, including vice president kamala harris coming to the bay area and where it's rumored she might be pearingap

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the campaign trail coming home to the bay area tomorrow. yesterday, harris in swing state of arizona stopping in phoenix trying to win over latino voters. it comes after she picked up a historic endorsement from the country's oldest latino civil rights group. harris is now also describing herself as a joyful warrior. donors in the bay area tomorrow will pay a minimum of $3,300 for the event. tickets are mostly sold out except for those in the 250,000 and $500,000 tier. those are

still available. the exact location details are still under wraps, but bloomberg reports the event will be held at the fairmont hotel. it's also rumored harris could make an appearance at tomorrow's outside lands. stay with nbc bay area as we continue to bring you coverage. you can keep up with us online or on our mobile app or wherever you stream. back to the olympics. today is the second to last day of competition, and there are two big gold medal matches we're following this weekend. the team usa men's basketball, led by coach steve kerr, facing off with host country france and team usa women's soccer taking on brazil. there are watch parties across the bay area for both games. it's all happening at the lot city center, bishop ranch in san ramon. you can see the game at 1230 this afternoon. the women's national soccer team plays brazil for gold. that watch party is at six tonight, and if you want to see the game

play live, bay fc is hosting its own event. the watch party is at o'flaherty's irish pub in san jose. doors open any minute now, 7:30 a.m. kickoff is at 8 a.m. and cynthia has one last look at the forecast before we go. that seems like a fun time in san jose. really. anywhere around the bay area. there's so much going on. of course, we can't forget about the biggest festival right now outside land san francisco. this isn't coachella, this isn't the deser. you need to bring all of those puffer jackets to keep yourself nice and warm as we go throughout the day, i know we see 60s there for today and tomorrow, but into the nighttime hours we drop down into the 50s and that fog gets thick. the drizzle starts coming. so don't say i didn't warn you into next week. we should stay pretty seasonable into the 60s there. sun and clouds and notice the drop in temperatures for our inland valleys. i know we've been tired of the heat. we will see the warmest day of the weekend today in the low 90s in

some spots, but then we drop it into the 80s for tomorrow and into next week as we go through the middle of august, school will be starting. we know the summer in the bay area, send the kids to school with a jacket, and by the end of the day, they just drop it into their backpack. it's at the bottom and we just forget all about it. not only kids, but us too. yeah, exactly. bundled up and then just are sweating. come home. yeah. and hopefully they drop it into their backpack because a lot of parents are whatsapping like, does anyone have my daughter's sweater? thanks. so much for making us a part of your morning. no. 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, we continue our olympic coverage right here on nbc bay area. we'll have a special edition news after that. and then we're back at 11 p.m. stay upo date on t

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