august 24th. we are taking a live look outside. cloudy skies over san francisco even saw some drizzle on the drive in this morning. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast and what is going on. is it august? usually our driest month, second to driest here in the bay area. it's our little fake fall that we've had late week to today here. good morning. nice to have you back. we are noticing those slick roadways right there through the san mateo bridge, the peninsula, those gloomy skies continue for the golden gate bridge on into marin and the headlands. breezy there right now. and we're also starting off with a moody morning down here in the south bay. it has been a quick moving system that we've seen, even bringing some higher rain towards parts of the northern state, and a light dusting highest peak of the sierra, so pretty rare. as we go into the final days of august. the good

news is it's starting to lift. we're going to call it just some morning sprinkles. better by this afternoon and definitely sunny and warmer into tomorrow with that summer heat right around the corner as we start next week. i'll be back with those details in a few minutes. kira back to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. new this morning. police in the north bay are investigating three different shootings overnight. the first happened in vallejo just before midnight. it was in a residential area at pennsylvania. and marin streets. then about a half mile north, police found another victim on busy sonoma boulevard near florida street. not long after that, another shooting, this one a few miles north at b.w. williams and louis brown drives. witnesses say someone was shot and killed there. police are only confirming with us that that shooting was a homicide. we do know that a sideshow was taking place in the same area. it's unclear if that shooting was related. to and that is

video of that sideshow in vallejo overnight at the intersection of louis brown and b.w. williams. drives you can see people standing in a ring of fire cars doing donuts around them. that sideshow, we're told, lasted about an hour before it moved south across the carquinez bridge to crockett. then richmond, and appeared to end in oakland. that's where oakland police tell us. they broke up the crowd after 20 minutes. a reminder sideshows are illegal. no word on any arrests. we stay in the east bay now, where we are following a deadly shooting at an apartment complex. police say a man's body was found with a gunshot wound to his head. neighbors say their dublin neighborhood is typically quiet, family friendly. as today in the bay jocelyn moran reports, they are shocked and nervous with that shooter on the run. police and sheriff's deputies are

investigating this shooting at the emerald park apartments, but people who live here say with no suspect in custody, there's a sense of worry and disbelief. it's generally a very quiet area, so any type of police activity is news to us, especially something as drastic as this. police investigating a deadly shooting on hacienda drive in dublin when they arrived, a man was found dead from a gunshot to his head. doherty elementary school nearby was put on lockdown. police said it was lifted shortly after four. no suspect has been taken into custody. one neighbor, who didn't want to show her face, says she received an email from the apartment complex, said they had sent an email out at that point saying that there was a situation that police were involved in, but there was no immediate threat and all they said was that we might need to park elsewhere. but she then checked her front cameras. i saw some police officers walking by my unit with their guns drawn, and she went online and learned what had happened. it seems like

it would have been reasonable to tell us to stay inside, instead of tell us that there was no threat. that really gives a false sense of security, i think. police say there is no apparent threat to public safety, but residents in the area are surprised by what happened. i'm still pretty in disbelief. it's you don't really hear much coming out of dublin, particularly in this area of dublin. so a lot of the a lot of our neighbors here are all family, families, young familie. so just any type of activity like this is surprising. yeah. how are you feeling right now safety wise? not great. you know, i i'm single, so walking by myself at night, i used to feel safe. i'm not so sure anymore. in dublin. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. in other news, bart is back up and running this morning after major delays late last night. trains were being turned back to san

francisco from multiple stations in the east bay. this is video from the macarthur station. as the gates shut, service was stopped between the ashby west oakland and rockridge and lake merritt stations. bart blaming an equipment problem on that track that was near the macarthur station bus bridges helped get the stranded passengers where they needed to be. you may remember earlier this week, a bart train was evacuated at the macarthur bart station in oakland. riders tell us they heard a popping sound and saw smoke coming from one of the back train cars. bart officials later said it was not a fire, but an equipment failure on the train. it's unclear whether last night's issue was related. rain could complicate the arrival of more than 50,000 burners to the nevada desert. this tweet from burning man organizers warns that anyone planning to come should have backup accommodations, in case they have to close the gate to black rock city. burning man opens tomorrow and goes until

labor day. this comes one year after a severe rainstorm turned the festival into a mud pit, stranding some burners for days. that's because when the playa, as it's known, gets wet, there is nothing to do but wait for that thick, sticky mud to dry. back here in the bay area, a live look in oakland where mayor sheng thao is holding a series of town halls focused on addressing the crime plaguing oakland. the first town hall was last night, following a week of deadly shootings across oakland, including two deadly shootings thursday night alone. last night's event was the first of many this coming week. new police chief floyd mitchell was among leaders who joined mayor thao at beth eden baptist church. a moderator read questions that had been submitted ahead of time. the panel discussed the success of bringing back oakland's ceasefire program and its reduction in crime. but some oakland residents tell us

they're not seeing that in their neighborhoods. we also are you know, we're seeing that we are experiencing over 33% reduction in crimes across the whole city. we're seeing 17% reduction over the last three years across the whole city. look what happened last night. what happened today. and every time they say it's down, it's shooting, shooting, shooting. it's crime. crime. they're killing. they're doing everything. that was the first of five public safety town halls. the next is on monday at saint john's episcopal church on golden road in oakland. an update now on a story we brought to you earlier this week. a work van stolen from a small business owner has been found. the owner tells us the van was taken early thursday morning from rutland avenue in san jose. yesterday morning, it was found parked on continental drive in san jose. the owner says that a good samaritan recognized the van from our news story and called the number on the side of it.

i'm feeling great. you know, i feel great when the neighbor around here called me. i really appreciate everybody's effort to help me get my truck, you know? the owner tells us the van has some damage. we saw that some of his tools are missing from the back of the truck. that theft is still under investigation. no arrests have been made. to the peninsula. now, where? home video captures the moment a group of burglars targeted a pacifica neighborhood. it happened in the early morning hours of wednesday on heathcliff drive. police tell us about 20 cars were hit. in this video, you can see the thieves going from car to car down the street with a dark colored suv following closely behind them. the thieves were all able to get away if you were a victim or know someone who knows anything about this crime, you're asked to call pacifica police in santa clara asking for your help finding an invasive beetle. the shot hole borer, as it's known,

is only the size of a sesame seed, but it's known to attack more than 65 species of trees in california. the tiny beetles have been found in san jose. santa clara county officials are asking people to help identify trees that are infested. the way you can tell, the beetles leave tiny round holes that eventually kill that tree. anyone who finds an infested tree is asked to call the county, and an arborist to help remove it. turning now to that major development in the race for the white house at a campaign rally in arizona last night. former president donald trump was joined on stage by robert f kennedy jr. yesterday, kennedy announced he is suspending his campaign and endorsing trump during the rally. kennedy spoke about the beliefs he shares with the former president. he wanted to end the censorship because the whole basis of american democracy is the free flow of information and we know that a

government that can silence its opponents has license for any kind of atrocity. trump says he believes kennedy's endorsement will have a huge influence on his campaign. in chicago, crews are busy removing security barriers around the united center, where the democratic national convention was held last week. officials say it will take all weekend to take down all of the fencing and security barriers. the streets around the convention center are not expected to reopen until tomorrow, ten past the hour on your saturday morning. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up. stranded in space. nasa still working to bring back those astronauts who have no ride home from the international space station. a new plan now in the works to

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emeryville camera. cinthia pimentel is, along with a fall like forecast in just a few minutes. but first, just into our newsroom, prosecutors in italy say there could be a question of manslaughter as they investigate the deaths of seven people after that ■superyacht sank off the coast of sicily yesterday. divers just recovered the last victim, hannah lynch.

the 18 year old daughter of british tech magnate mike lynch, who also died. the lynch family was celebrating his recent acquittal on fraud charges in a case that played out in san francisco. the ship sank monday while it was anchored during a freak storm. rescuers saved 15 people. today, nasa will decide if the boeing starliner is safe enough to return to earth. the mission to the international space station was supposed to last about a week. the agency's backup plan now involves making two seats available on the spacex crew dragon mission, but that would mean keeping the astronauts at the iss until february. the starliner would then return empty, a part of southern california history is now gone. that beloved baseball stadium you may have seen in the 1992 film a league of their own, has been destroyed in a fire near los angeles. flames tore through the historic jay littleton ballpark in ontario.

the fire department there says the park is a total loss. families are recounting the memories they built at that park, but some aren't willing to let go just yet. we hope to rebuild this place, and with all of your help, we can do this. investigators have not released a cause, but they do say there was likely old dry wood in the grandstand structure which can burn quickly. an odd looking structure has popped up just outside of the iconic castro theater in san francisco, and there is an unusual explanation for it. take a look. it's a wood and rope structure, and it appears to be supporting this metal utility box. well, it is corroding at the base, and the owner of a nearby coffee shop tells us the box almost collapsed a few days ago. he believes it's likely been worn down after years of dogs relieving themselves on it. we reached out to at&t to find out

what corroded the box and when it will be repaired. we have not yet heard back. city agencies in san francisco confirm there has been at least one instance where a power pole in the city fell down after years of corrosion, as well. there is a new push to turn a two mile stretch of san francisco's great highway into an oceanfront park. currently the southern end of the great highway is open to pedestrians on weekends, but that is set to expire at the beginning of 2026. this november, voters will decide a measure to ban traffic permanently on the great highway, turning that promenade into a year round park. the great highway, as you might know, typically closes an average of 65 days each year because of excessive sand that gets blown onto it from ocean beach. supporters are planning to launch their election campaign in golden gate park today at 1 p.m. now across the bay to mount diablo, which just got a lot safer for cyclists. today, the park will celebrate

the installation of 22 new bike turnouts through public donations. california state parks raised about $750,000 to install those new turnouts, and that brings the total number up mount diablo to 67. rangers credit those bike turnouts for reducing collisions by 80%, because bikes can turn out on them on blind turns, avoiding cars. the celebratory event takes place this morning at 10 a.m. auto racing fans and car lovers will descend on sonoma raceway today. that's where the drivers of some of the world's fastest ferraris will face off in the ferrari challenge north america organizers gave us this video. the event includes racing and exotic supercars on display. some of the proceeds also will benefit sonoma county nonprofit organizations. the gates open soon 8 a.m. and in san francisco, a chance to see your favorite hot wheels come to

life. hot wheels, monster trucks live is coming back to the bay this weekend. it's a two day glow in the dark show at chase center. the trucks will compete against one another by racing through obstacle courses performing stunts. one driver says the show will be jam packed with excitement. you know, everybody's favorite truck is coming to life. you get to see them right there in front of your face, crushing cars, having a good time. we got three motorcycle riders that are going to perform tricks for us, and we actually got a car eating robot to. fans can also watch a light show, take part in toy giveaways. the tour is making its way through the country with plans for international stops later this year, but it's today and tomorrow at chase center. this weekend, the bay area also is celebrating two big anniversaries the historic east bay restaurant, trader vic's turns 90, and the iconic mai tai turns 80. trader vic's started as hinky dinks in oakland back in 1934. it was one of the first tiki bars in america. despite

popular belief, it is the home of the mai tai. the original recipe calls for rum, lime juice, orange curacao, orgeat, and rock candy sirup. eventually, the owner, vic bergeron, introduced the cocktail to the hawaiian islands by partnering with popular hotels, which would then serve his drink. they will celebrate with a bar crawl tonight and a mai tai festival tomorrow at that emeryville location. it's a great location too, right on the water there. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. typically a good day for a bar crawl in august, but this rain we're experiencing this morning is so odd. we've been going for those warm pumpkin spice lattes. you know, that's back. but as we go on into this afternoon and the weekend, i think the highs will be nice and refreshing this morning as you step out the door. temperatures are mild but gloomy skies throughout the bay, and you might see some wet

roadways that are just a little bit slick. mostly in the 60s to start our day. this has been a quick moving system. it was pretty rare for august, but it is starting to push its way on east. that blue that you see there is a light dusting of snow for parts of the central to southern cierra for us, those showers are starting to clear, so as you get your day started, you might be using the windshield wipers for just a hot second. and then we should see some clearing into the afternoon. as we mentioned, burning man people moving into parts of reno and up into nevada could be met with those rain showers heavy at times. that will continue through parts of the northern state. so what does this mean in our hour by hour temperatures? well we start with those 50s and 60s and that light rain chance. then we get into some clearing skies here by noon for you to enjoy your saturday. we will be still playing catch up with some of these temperatures, 60s to some low 70s inland, but by the afternoon we should be seeing some mild temperatures. upper 70s for parts of santa rosa, some low 80s for concord, as well as down

into san martin. and we'll see some upper 60s and 70s by the peninsula. we're going to rebound those temperatures though, into sunday. so enjoy those mai tais. we're going to get beautiful conditions around the bay area. as we kind of scooch high pressure back into our picture as we go on into monday and tuesday of next week, we're going to be dealing with summer once again. take a look at what we can expect for our temperatures tomorrow. we rebound those temperatures upper 80s and some low 90s in our forecast here. monday. start of a new workweek. kids are back in school. remember to give them lots of water, shade and a lot of time indoors as we see that those probabilities of the numbers going into the upper 80s and 90s and it just gets hotter from there on into tuesday, i think that will be our hottest day of the week. upper 90s, possibly triple digit temperature, and we see little change as we go on into wednesday. but cooling as we go on into thursday. san francisco will go from some gloomy weather today trending into the 70s for next week. all right, cynthia, thanks. it is 22 past the hour.

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better understand fires in hopes of protecting the rest of us. our garvin thomas has more in this morning's bay area proud very nice. alana mackin's pursuit of an advanced degree in meteorology has taken her many unexpected places. from the top of a santa cruz mountain to the middle of the greenland ice sheet. alana says she has no idea where this journey is. ultimately headed, but knows for sure exactly where and exactly when it began. this is like 1 or 2 a.m. and my dad knocked on my door and just said, we got to get out of here. we got to go. this was the reason alana and her family had to go. it was october of 2017 and the tubbs fire was bearing down on their santa rosa home. there was kind of a hill behind our house. and you just see this orange glow that's five times as high as that hill. thousands of her

neighbors returned to find everything gone but alana's house survived by the slimmest of margins. still, she felt far from safe. in fact, by the time alana graduated high school and went to college, the family had been evacuated five more times due to fire. it was on her mind a lot. so yeah, just just ultimately decided if my brain was already going to be thinking about fires all the time, i might as well do something about it. which explains why, seven years after the tubbs fire, alana is studying at the fire weather laboratory at san jose state university. on this day, on the top of mount umunhum, she's collecting vegetation samples for moisture testing so that you can then, kind of see how much heat could be extracted if a plant like this were to burn. alana is also interning with pg&e, using her forecasting skills to protect crews working in and around wildfires. we

issue forecasts for them just so that they're as safe as possible. number 11. amid it all, alana's particular area of study the diablo winds, the very same winds that fed the fire that ravaged her community. the idea is that if we can figure out some of those nuances of how what's the structure of them, how do they behave, how do they develop? we might be able to give people a little more warning time before an event like that happens. it is a way to take something bad that happened and not only do something good for others, but for alana herself. you see, the more she understands about wildfires and the weather that surrounds them, the less mysterious and scary they have become. i have learned to really love these winds. i just have learned how fascinating they are learned how fascinating they are and it's real

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we had two seasons and one last week. it started off hot. we trended cooler, got that little fake fall and we're going to start with it this morning. it is sleeping in kind of whether we see gloomy cameras right behind me. but some mild temperatures in the low 60s. it has been a quick moving system that really started to pick up yesterday into the overnight hours. but as you can see, it's starting to lift to our east, so we'll get some better clearing as we go throughout the day. the weekend is not going to be ruined by this rain. we're going to get some clearing skies and some warmer temperatures as soon as tomorrow in downtown san jose, the pride parade is going to be happening there and into next week. the valley is going to get into some upper 90s, so we're going to trend back into summer in just a few days. i'll be back with that in a few minutes. back to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. new this morning. police in the north bay are investigating three separate shootings overnight. the first in vallejo just before midnight in a residential area at pennsylvania and marin streets.

then, about a half mile north, police found another victim on busy sonoma boulevard. not long after that, another shooting a couple miles away, this one at b.w. williams and louis brown drives. witnesses say someone there was shot and killed. police are only confirming with us that they are investigating a homicide. we do know there was a sideshow in vallejo, but it's unclear if it was connected to that deadly shooting. and this is video of that sideshow in vallejo overnight at the intersection of louis brown and b.w. williams drives. you can see people at the beginning there standing in a ring of fire cars doing donuts around them. this sideshow, we're told, lasted about an hour before it moved south across the carquinez bridge. they took it to crocket, then richmond, and it all appeared to end in oakland, where opd tells us they broke up the crowd after about 20 minutes. sideshows are illegal.

no word on any arrests. and we're following an investigation in the east bay where a man was shot and killed at an apartment complex. police responded in broad daylight 215 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say they heard shots fired at the emerald park apartments on hacienda drive. officers responded and found that victim dead with a gunshot wound to his head. doherty elementary school, nearby was put on lockdown. police said it was lifted shortly after 4 p.m. police say there was no apparent threat to public safety. but people we spoke with are shocked by what happened. disbelief. it's you don't really hear much coming out of dublin, particularly in this area of dublin. so a lot of the a lot of our neighbors here are all family, families, young families. so just any type of activity like this is surprising. yeah. at last check the shooter is still on the run.

in other news, bart is back up and running this morning after major delays overnight. late last night, trains were being turned back to san francisco from multiple east bay stations. this video from macarthur station as the gates shut late last night. service was stopped among the ashby the west oakland, rockridge and lake merritt stations. bart blamed an equipment problem on the track near the macarthur station. bus bridges helped get all the stranded passengers where they needed to be. mayor sheng thao, holding a series of town halls, focused on addressing the crime plaguing oakland. the first town hall was last night, following a week of deadly shootings across the town, including two deadly shootings on thursday night alone. last night's event was the first of many this coming week. police chief floyd mitchell was among the leaders who joined mayor thao at beth eden baptist church. a moderator

read questions to the panel that had been submitted ahead of time. the panel discussed the success of bringing back oakland's ceasefire program and said it has reduced crime significantly. but some oakland residents tell us they are not seeing that in their neighborhoods. we also are you know, we're seeing that we are experiencing over 33% reduction in crimes across the whole city. we're seeing 17% reduction over the last three years across the whole city. look what happened last night. what happened today. and every time they say it's down, it's shooting, shooting, shooting. it's crime. crime. they're killing. they're doing everything. there are four more public safety town halls. the next is on monday at saint john's episcopal church on golden road in oakland. we're going to turn back now to that major development in the race for the white house. at a campaign rally in arizona last night. former president donald trump was joined on stage by robert f kennedy jr. yesterday, kennedy announced he is

suspending his campaign and endorsing trump. he said his internal polls showed his campaign would hurt trump and help democratic nominee kamala harris. trump said he believes kennedy's endorsement will have a, quote, huge influence on his campaign. rfk jr. s endorsement of trump comes after kamala harris accepted her historic nomination at the democratic national convention. harris's campaign is now making an urgent push for swing voters, as she faces mounting pressure to get more specific on policy. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports. after an electric final night of the democratic national convention, the race for the white house is entering a new phase. vice president harris, trying to maintain momentum after making history, becoming the first woman of color to speak these words for a major party. i accept your nomination to be president of the united states

of america. but her acceptance speech focused instead on her history as the daughter of immigrants, a jamaican father, and an indian mother. she taught us to never complain about injustice, but do something about it. her great nieces teaching the audience how to pronounce her name. first you say comma like a comma in a sentence. later, the young girls looked on this viral picture, capturing the weight of the moment. i'm no stranger to unlikely journeys with protests outside the convention this week, the vice president making pointed remarks about the israel-hamas war. let me be clear. i will always stand up for israel's right to defend itself, but also saying the impact on gaza has been devastating. the scale of suffering is heartbreaking. harris's speech light on policy specifics. but in a dramatic shift for democrats, she's now

trying to flip the script on an issue where polls show americans prefer former president trump. immigration. donald trump believes a border deal would hurt his campaign, so he ordered his allies in congress to kill the deal. while trump argued the border security bill was not tough enough. harris is now touting her record as a prosecutor. i fought against the cartels who traffic in guns and drugs and human beings who threaten the security of our border while trying to diminish the former president. in many ways, donald trump is an unserious man, but the consequences of putting donald trump back in the white house are extremely serious. and railing against republicans for limiting abortion rights. simply put, they are out of their mind. we trust women. we trust women.

still, her opponents are slamming the remarks just a few minutes after she spoke. trump accusing harris of running away from her record as vice president. why didn't she do the things that she's complaining about? she didn't do any of it. she could have done it three and a half years ago. that was gabe gutierrez reporting. tomorrow, kristen welker, moderator of meet the press, will sit down for an exclusive interview with trump's running mate, senator jd vance of ohio. she'll get his reaction to harris's speech, and she'll speak exclusively with democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts on what the harris-walz team needs to do to keep their momentum going. just about 40 past the hour on your saturday morning. still to come on today in the bay. 49ers and raiders battling it out in vegas. and both the giants and a's hit the field. we'll h

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and after this weekend, all rosters have to be cut down to the 53 man limit. we want to take you to las vegas, where the niners were leading the raiders 17 to 14, in the third quarter when raiders backup qb carter bradley hit another roster hopeful. wide receiver tyreke mccalister. with that 35 yard touchdown, raiders lead 21 to 1740. niners coming back. josh dobbs, who is hoping to be the

49ers number two quarterback, threw that ten yard touchdown pass to wide receiver jacob cowing. niners lead 24 to 21. and then that late in the game. raiders tie the game with that field goal. the game ends just like that. tied 24 to 24. moving on to baseball now in a game that was broadcast right here on nbc bay area, it was the giants taking on the seattle mariners. the giants jumped out to a 5 to 1 lead and elliott ramos homer in the sixth inning was one of three that the giants hit last night, but they could not hold on to the lead. seattle scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to tie the game, and then the bottom of the 10th. seattle's leo rivas singled home the winning run to give the mariners a 6 to 5 victory. meanwhile, in oakland, it was the a's taking on the milwaukee brewers, brewers taking control in the second inning, milwaukee's rhys hoskins with that three run homer giving the

brewers a 3 to 1 lead, and milwaukee goes on to cruise to an 11 to 3 victory. homer of the year. well, just when you thought the olympics was over, the countdown is on to the 2024 paralympic games, and team usa just picked the two flag bearers for the opening ceremony. athletes steve serio and nikki nieves. serio is a wheelchair basketball star. this is his fifth paralympic games. he's already won two gold medals and one bronze with his team. the other flag bearer, the sitting volleyball paralympic gold medalist nikki nieves. the paris paralympic games begin with the opening ceremony on wednesday. and you can watch all the action from the paralympics right here on nbc bay area and on peacock. again, the games start on wednesday. they go through september 8th. good luck to all of our team usa. 45 past the hour coming up on today in the

bay. this month is clear. the shelters and we have some pets who are ready

other, but after that we should be in for a pleasant afternoon here in the bay area golden gate bridge. we see some gloomy skies, but it is starting to peek through just a little bit that sunshine and those roadways could be slick, so just be

careful with that. the activity that we have is pretty sparse and just starting to lift on out of here. parts of petaluma up into parts of angwin, but we should be clearing and getting some comfortable temperatures as we go on into the afternoon. so taking it hour by hour for you, helping you plan your saturday, maybe you're back into sports with the kids, or maybe you just want to go for a nice walk. and in the afternoon we are going to be clearing out of here. those clouds by mid-morning into maybe 2 or 3:00, those showers are going to just stay on east into parts of the sierra reno. if you're going to burning man, just be careful with those showers at times. our temperatures are still going to take a hit, be below average. so it's just that fake fall feeling that we'll call it for today. 70 santa rosa 79. in concord. we'll do 68 in the city and 79 in livermore. and we're going to keep a pair of sevens down here in san jose. but don't worry, that summer weather will return as soon as tomorrow. we're going to start building those temperatures, bringing high pressure back into california with temperatures climbing as we

go on into our workweek. take a look at monday hot start to the week. if you have to work outside. if you have the kids running around in the playgroun, might need to cut back recess a little bit as temperatures climb back into the 90s for the north bay upper 90s concord and through parts of the south county down here in morgan hill to gilroy, upper 70s for san francisco 80s bayshore in hayward. that's not it. we go into the hottest day of the week for tuesday, which temperatures are going to climb, nearing that triple digit mark in parts of ukiah, vacaville, concord, gilroy. still, the inner bay. very toasty in here. and as we go on into wednesday, not much change the relief really doesn't come until we get on into thursday. so if you thought fall was here, well, we got to think again and rebound back into summer here as we go on into some warm, sunnier conditions starting tomorrow and into next week. remember, the hottest day is expected to be tuesday. san francisco will also get pretty

mild here in the city. after a gloomy start to the weekend. we'll see some 70s there as we go on into next week. kira i'll send it over to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. so we here at nbc bay area are celebrating ten years of helping to clear the shelters and all month long, you may have noticed we are featuring animals who are looking for their forever homes. here. with us now is melanie sadek, president of valley humane society, and emily schultz, the adoption and foster manager. thank you so much for coming from pleasanton on a saturday morning. as cynthia said, it's good sleeping in weather, but it's good snuggling weather too. and today we have two snugglers kira klapper and scott mcgrew. so this is scott mcgrew. this guy and this is kira klapper. this little one. so tell me if you can. emily about myself. tell me about myself. absolutely, absolutely. you are unbelievably sweet and quiet. this is a young adult female. she came to us from the hayward animal shelter. she was

unfortunately found stray. you know, her people were unable to keep her for unknown reasons. but we've just found her to be an absolute delight. we have gotten this little lady spayed now, and she's ready for adoption, so she is a maybe she'd like to come home with her namesake. seriously, i'm already falling in love and scott mcgrew isn't so shabby himself. tell me about him. so he came in through the east county animal shelter, and he's a young adult. he's got some major punk rocker hair. yes, definitely. but he's also he's been neutered. he's ready to go. and just looking for his forever family. so the fact that they are both adults, you know, people might know it's easier than a puppy. you don't have to deal with all the chewing, the maybe potty training, all that kind of stuff. but it's also a shorter life together, so might be good for people who are ready to chill out with with an older dog. how many animals right now do you have available for adoption? is there a rough count? yeah, i would say we have about 26 to 30 animals available

for adoption. we have dogs and cats available at valley humane society. we are open today from 10 to 4. so we're looking forward to getting these guys back to the shelter and hoping people come in today and meet these two great dogs, as well as all of our available dogs and cats. we have some really great adult dogs. we have some really cute kittens available for adoption, and they can all be met at our facility in pleasanton. and not to put you on the spot here, but sometimes we incentivize people to head out. so is there like an adoption fee waive or anything like that today? well, this weekend we think anybody who mentions nbc today can have their fees waived completely, which could be $100 more sometimes, and they're already spayed and neutered. wow. that's wonderful. and obviously the bonuses of adopting animals is numerous. yeah, i would say too some people are a little worried about adopting because maybe they're, you know, abandoned, abused, abused, broken animals. but really, most of the animals that end up in shelters are

there because of something that happened with their people. they lost their housing, they couldn't afford care. and so really, there's just amazing animals in the shelter just waiting for somebody to take a chance on them. and we hope people do. look how sweet they are. so well behaved. i would argue better behaved than my children, but maybe i'll okay, we'll move on. thank you. melanie and emily of valley humane society and pleasanton head out there today. mention nbc bay area. your fees are waived. thank you for joining u. hopefully someone can give scott and kira a home and don't forget we have a special adoption event today as well. it's happening from 11 to 5 at the santa clara county animal services center in san martin. even if you're not looking to adopt a pet, you can still come join the family festivities. everyone is welcome. if you'd like to find a full list of pets up for adoption, point your cameras. phone at this qr code. it will take you right to our website. you can learn to how adopt or donate to some of our bay area shelters. nbc bay area.com/clear the shelters. and up next, a quick look at the top stories

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"the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. investigating three separate shootings overnight. all three happened in vallejo. the first in a residential area at pennsylvania and marin streets. and then another victim was found on busy sonoma boulevard not long after that. a third

shooting, this one deadly near a sideshow at b.w. williams and louis brown drives. it's unclear if that shooting was connected to the sideshow. bart is back up and running this morning after major delays overnight. late last night, trains were being turned back to san francisco from multiple stations in the east bay. bart, blaming an equipment problem on the track that was near the macarthur station. bus bridges helped get the stranded passengers to where they needed to be. it should be back to normal schedule today. and cynthia has one last look at the forecast before we go. we'll go back to those summer temperatures where in august? second to second dry month of the year, we have those showers to wake up to this morning, mainly for the morning and then into the afternoon. we should clear out inland valleys, upper 70s, and then we trend hotter after that, starting tomorrow and into next week. toasty for tuesday. i think that will be the hottest day of this upcoming week. so remember to drink lots

of water, maybe limit recess and the time outdoors. san francisco will also, aside from a gloomy saturday, will see some more sunshine here into our sunday, monday and then into next week. we'll still get some 70s there in the picture. so mild. san francisco, very hot inland if you need to escape the heat, there's your best bet. there's always somewhere to go with these microclimates, isn't there? cynthia thanks and thanks to all of you for making us a part of your saturday morning know, 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, it's the nascar cup series right here on nbc bay area. we'll be back with a special edition newscast at nine and 11. until then, you can stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. remember, help us clear the shelters. today we will be out in san martin. you can go to pleasanton. fees waived. have a

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