and life is about experiences, and so we intend on making charlotte an awesome experience for us, and, you know, hopefully, our kids will continue that as well here. craig: thanks for watching today's episode. i'm your host, craig robinson, and always remember to play it forward on your home court. [music] this saturday, august 31st, the

final day of the month. as we take this live look outside the golden gate bridge. cloud cover there, but that golden sunshine breaking through in the north bay and some wind out there. 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 do we have on tap as we look for a lot of us look forward to a three day weekend, three day weekend, unofficial end to summer. we say it ain't so, but it is happening. good morning. good morning everyone. we have those clouds also through san jose, but some mild temperatures to start our saturday 64 degrees. it continues out towards livermore and a bit cooler in the valleys. 58 to start our day, we're going to watch how the low clouds impact takeoff times over at sfo. if you are planning a little getaway and we start the day there at 59 degrees overall, it's going to be a pretty quiet and mild labor day weekend holiday that will continue on into our sunday plans. i mean, monday plans if you're doing a barbecue or just taking it easy,

that's fine. but after that tuesday, it's back to work for everybody and the summer heat will return. we're talking upper seconds possible triple digits, so i'll show you the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. keir, back to you. all right, cynthia, thanks. we are following developing news in san francisco, where police are investigating how a young girl was shot inside her family's home, leaving her fighting for her life as sfpd says, around 530 yesterday, they responded to a home on chicago way that's near the cow palace. the victim's mom says they were inside their home getting ready for dinner when the eight year old girl was shot. the family says the bullets came from outside the home. police say the little girl was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. if you have any information, you're urged to call sfpd and you can remain anonymous. also, developing lanes are back open this morning on westbound i-80 in san pablo. this after a fiery crash

involving at least three cars. this is citizen video from the scene. you can see two cars on fire. amazingly, everyone survived the crash caused a significant backup late last night. the investigation into what caused the crash continues in the south bay. now the owner of a bar is pleading for help. he says burglars have broken into his business four times in the last month and a half. the veteran says most of what was stolen can be replaced, but that this last time he was hit, the thieves stole something irreplaceable. today, in the bay's jocelyn moran has the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. mike has owned this bar for 11 years, and in just the last month and a half, he says he's been robbed of thousands of dollars and of items he fears he won't ever be able to get back. our safe was right here, and they just ripped that right off the wall. mike downing says the first time two people broke into his bar, mike's place was on

july 8th. thieves got away with about $7,000. since then, he says he's been broken into three more times. this is where my first chase machine was and the guy ripped it off the wall. this video is from last week. during the second break-in. this time thieves got away with the change machine, forcing mike to make changes. this is my new change machine, which is bolted into the floor. the fourth and most recent break-in happened just yesterday. you can see this person on surveillance video has no luck getting into the new change machine, but they did take memorabilia. it was my michael jordan jersey chicago bulls. but mike says what's hurt him the most is priceless. a collage they took off the wall a reminder of the time he served in vietnam. and i had the combat infantry badge that was stolen, which meant a lot to me. it means nothing to the robbers, and that's been it's been a terrible month and a half, to be honest with you. mike filed a police report after the first break-in and police are investigating. he says he wants other businesses in the area to

be aware of what's been happening to him. i'm just bummed out, man. i mean, i'm kind of old now, and in my era, none of this stuff ever happened in san jose. jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. in the north bay, a community is shaken after a stabbing at a high school and police say it was gang related. it happened yesterday afternoon at elsie allen high school in santa rosa. police say a 13 year old boy was stabbed during a fight on campus. two other boys then joined in to defend him. witnesses say those two repeatedly kicked the boy with the knife in the head. the stabbing victim was taken to the hospital with a minor stab wound to his back. he is expected to be okay. the 14 year olds were arrested and booked into juvenile hall, but police are still looking for a fourth boy. anyone with information is urged to call santa rosa police. in the east bay high schoolers are in mourning, remembering a friend and classmate who was killed in a motorcycle crash.

they gathered for a memorial yesterday outside mission san jose high school in fremont. dylan regan had just begun his junior year at the high school. police say he was riding his motorcycle on wednesday when a car made a left turn in front of him, regan crashing into the car. he died. police say the other driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. now to san jose, where hundreds, hundreds of officers from across california gathered to remember and honor one of their own killed by a suspected drunk driver. this was yesterday's memorial service at the sap center for san jose community service officer long pham. earlier this month, the 34 year old officer was conducting traffic control when a driver hit and killed him and critically injured his colleague

veronica bear. bear was released from the hospital just in time to join the procession, which closed much of downtown san jose. state attorney general rob bonta was among the many speakers praising officer pham for his dedication during his nearly two years on the force. from a brother to a brother, i bid farewell and rest in peace. the pham family had asked me to convey their heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support you have shown during this difficult times. pham is the first san jose community service officer ever to be killed in the line of duty. he is the 14th sj, pd officer to be killed in the line of duty. now to people who live in one east bay community, they are frustrated after they say they're being targeted again and again. their mailboxes robbed and they only discovered this

latest crime when they looked at their community cameras today in the bay's gia vang reports from fremont first. thieves hauled away an entire cluster mailbox from this fremont condo community. that was in january. around 530 friday morning, cameras caught this. my first thought was, man, i never expected this to happen again. that too in like the same year, right? mayank chopra was living here then and still owns property in the complex. this time he shares video of a white suv rolling up someone getting out and opening the cluster mailboxes with the help of another wearing a mask. they are able to open the whole cluster box, and they start taking out all the stuff that that's inside. the criminals do the same at another cluster mailbox in the complex. samuel shannon. you kind of feel violated, sort of thinks he's one of the lucky ones today. but like many of his neighbors, has been on alert since january. if i see that we got a package while i'm at work,

i'll kind of rush home because if it gets too late in the evening, things will kind of start disappearing. what's different in this latest theft? the suspects appear to use a ke, perhaps a stolen one. the u.s. government accountability office says robbery was the fastest growing and most common crime against postal workers. more than 600 reported in 2023, up nearly seven fold from 2019. the robberies have been the number one way in the bay area. we've had these keys taken, depending on some of the older locks, there may be a counterfeit key, but the mere possession of a real or, counterfeit postal key is up to ten years in federal prison. those are. that's another federal offense. fitch says never engage with suspects because they're often armed. instead reported. and if you can get video. little comfort to neighbors now figuring out again how to continue to secure their mail moving forward. these things probably force us to install some gates and all. in fremont, gia vang nbc bay area

news. we're going to turn now to the race for the white house. it is coming to the bay area to campaign for vice president kamala harris. transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be in san francisco on wednesday. the prominent democrat will be attending a fundraiser reception for the harris-walz campaign. one of the hosts is longtime tech investor jillian manus, who's been a longtime republican donor. meanwhile, the vice president's husband, second gentleman doug emhoff, stopped in san francisco yesterday for a quick visit. he enjoyed an exclusive and pricey brunch at quince. it's a three star michelin restaurant in jackson square. tickets started at $25,000. house speaker emerita nancy pelosi also was there. meanwhile former president trump spent yesterday campaigning in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. 67 days from now, we're going to win pennsylvania. we're going to defeat comrade

kamala harris. did you see her? did you see her last night? trump making reference to the first sit down interview harris did. it was with cnn. the former president then flew to washington, d.c. to speak with moms for liberty, a nonpartisan political organization that began as a parents group protesting covid restrictions ten past the hour. right now, we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, facing a key deadline, we'll tell you the action that california families must soon take in order to receive reimbursement for

lunches today in the bay's marcus washington has more on how to apply. with summer wrapping up, today is the deadline to apply and receive assistance for your children's food expenses. california sun box this is a new program which awards $120 per child to cover summer lunch expenses for families who qualify. now, summer break is over, but they actually have extended the program to allow more people to become aware of the services you will have until today to apply for the debit card, and recipients will have 122 days to use those funds for groceries. now everyone being encouraged to use it before other calfresh

benefits. given the timeline here, the senior policy advocate for the california association of food banks says that this program is already making an impact for families across the state. this is such a great win to make sure that families have the food on the table, but then also for local grocery stores in our local economies. so overall, what we're seeing at food banks is that this helps and complements what we're already doing in the community, since we can't do it alone. now because today is the deadline, this is what you do. you're going to head over to the california department of social services website for more information. once you get there, you need to apply now to get more stories like this. join us for today in the bay. we start at 5 a.m. monday through friday on air, as well as online. and don't forget, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. we're on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms, including nbcbayarea.com. i'm marcus washington. back to you. all right, marcus, thanks. now to a dam failure and a flooded road,

meaning a popular russian river tourist destination will be closed this labor day holiday weekend. a component problem we're told, caused the dam to fail thursday night in guerneville. that led to a water breach and forced the closure of the summer crossing at vacation beach on the russian river in guerneville. the seasonal recreational spot is used for picnics, swimming and fishing. the crossing typically is open through september. so far, no word on when it will reopen. it is nearing the 11th hour to sell the a's coliseum to a private investment group. for years, the site has been co-owned half by the city of oakland and half by the a's. so in two separate deals, the african american sports and entertainment group, or asg, agreed to buy the entire property. the group has agreed to pay the a's $125 million, but

alameda county still needs to approve the deal. as for the city of oakland, a's half, there's an even more critical deadline. asg agreed to pay the city $105 million. much of that money is expected to be used to help balance oakland's budget. the first 5 million has to get to the city by tomorrow, or a so-called contingency budget would kick in, and that would mean major cuts to public safet, staffing and services. we will keep track of that. the bay area is full of brand new start ups with workers whose linkedin's include a dozen jobs or more, but our scott mcgrew found one silicon valley company that's been in the same place, making the same things with the same people for decades. that'll do it. that is a phalanx weapon system undergoing tests on board the uss george h.w. bush.

passing those tests because inside are the parts natalie and scott and canuto carefully manufactured at quality transformer and electronics in milpitas. here they make power supplies for the phalanx and for water systems and commercial ovens, you name it. and they've done it since the ceo's grandfather made the first components 60 years ago. inside his grandmother's pressure cooker. this is a very critical piece of the manufacturing process, as are the people, many of whom have been here for decades. i wear a lot of hats, well, i've been because i've been here so long. you know how long i've been here? almost 47 years. because all these, people here, all the managers here, all the owner, they've been, good to you. and then i work here. that's why maybe i stay here for

a long time. i've been here 25 years, you know, much like kitchen workers call each other chef out of respect, the boss calls each one of these people engineer. not just the degreed workers like natalie. to everybody. everyone. an engineer. i believe that they are. you know, degreed engineers. no, but i have to say, i'm very proud of those people out there because they are skilled laborers. they're not just laborers. they they know their craft. congratulations to quality transformer and electronics. very happy labor day weekend to everyone working there. one last story. you saw natalie. two. she was the one working on a computer blueprint. well, she came to the company with no experience and not enough english to explain to the bosses. she had a degree in drafting, so they put her on the factory floor, wrapping wire. she learned english, she tells me, by watching episodes of friends after work until she could tell the boss, hey, i'm an engineer. oh my gosh, i love

that. scott. thanks so much. we're going to check in now with cinthia pimentel for our microclimate forecast last day of the month. can't believe it. and if you're getting up early to hit the road for labor day, we are looking at some pretty skies. yeah, the clouds are here, but not too bad. we are looking at peeks of sunshine starting to break through the golden gate bridge, upper 50s there some low 60s for palo alto and we get a bit more mild down here in san jose. we should lose all of that cloud cover as we go on into lunchtime. so what do our temperatures look like for the rest of today? we're going to tick them up just a little bit in through parts of the north bay. there in clear lake, if that's where you're headed, 96 degrees 92 over on in fairfield for the south county. we also see some warm temperatures as soon as you start driving down into morgan hill and gilroy. also in those upper seconds and 90s. but for the bay shore, we are going to keep it a little bit breezy. not too bad. 71 in san francisco. that looks nice too. 77 in hayward. and we're going to do 84 in los gatos for you today. let's talk about some

destinations, shall we? how about going to the napa valley? good morning yountville. this is for you. it is going to get a little toasty today. so remember to drink a lot of water a 90s there for your high. as of saturday into sunday. slightly cooler and not too bad for our labor day monday as well into lake tahoe. this is a live camera. how beautiful and stunning. and so are those temperatures. but i would sit by the lake with a little blanket because those lows are going to get into the 40s. enjoy that. let's talk about what's happening over the next couple of days. you see this low pressure there? yeah that's going to travel. keep those temperatures just comfortable. not too bad for us into sunday and monday. and then we go into tuesday back to work and back to the summer heat. here we go. those temperatures are going to ramp up. we're going to call it the september sizzle. so you tell everybody that there is going to be a heat wave coming tuesday. and really sticking around through most of the week. look at these temperatures just rise on tuesday. some places getting into the one hundreds for our valleys and our bay shores. seconds from san

francisco down into parts of fremont and up into parts of vallejo, san rafael, 94 degrees. i think wednesday will be the hottest day of the week, and we start to talk about fire danger, low humidity, and the way that the high pressure will spin. it could also be a little bit of some fire danger with some offshore winds. we don't get much relief until we go on into friday. so we start to talk about some possible health impacts with people as we deal with these high temperatures in san francisco. also looking pretty toasty. we could hit the 80s on tuesday, so very warm into our early part of september here. beautiful, but don't like that fire danger. cynthia thanks. almost 22 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. we take you under the big top. i'm bob redell coming up. we'll take you here to the oakland arena with a look at the revamped ringling at the revamped ringling brothers and b so if buying this bag earns me miles... and i can check it for free anytime i fly alaska... even though i'm paying for the bag... it kind of feels like the bag is paying me.

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at it, i know it's hard for me, but for you. well, now it's, like, not hard anymore. like i'm more entertaining, but, jonathan, you have over 30 years and experience. actually jonathan is the sixth generation of circus performer specializing on the high wire. as you can se. and so he has pretty much experienced. so it's second hand is what you're saying when it comes to the balance. what is the trick though when you're out there on the wire. the wire is, you know, looks like it's you maybe have an inch of space for your feet. it's like a half inch, half inch, half inch. so imagine like always, i'm trying to explain to the people what we feel when we walk on the wire. imagine all the suffering you and your feet when you walk on the floor. now to have all the weight of your body, all the support in just that half inch cable wire. so like it's a little pretty different balance that you have to have. but like i said, so many years of yeah, of practice experience. and so that way we can be capable to do this. but 25ft in the air on the triangular highway over there, i haven't been on the circus in

years. i don't remember seeing a triangular high wire that is new. yeah, actually, it's the first time ever because when we know the ringling brothers is going to come up again on the road, the lopez family say we have to go bigger than ever, and we have to make something unique. so jonathan and his brother john redesigned what we can do, something spectacular, and also for the new generation of people that are going to come to see the show. and fun fact i just wanted to show you how easy this is, because they did say it was basically, yeah, okay. all right. oh, i know i need the microphone for balance. okay. yeah. see this is what i use fo. all right, all right. hold on. what am i doing wrong? jonathan just the fact. well, that's cheating, but that way you can feel now. holy cow. geez you make it look so easy. wow. look at this. here in oakland, bob redell. back to you. i'm proud

of you for even trying, bob. i'll tell you, 18in is. that's where the elevation gets so high i lose oxygen and i get very scared. i'm very scared. yeah. look at this. stay safe. out there, bob. get that man an oxygen mask. 727 right now, we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, a new vow to crack down on an illegal sideshows in the bay area. we'll tell you about a change that mayor breed hopes will make people think twice about even watching the illaleg

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a live look outside. cloudy skies over san francisco. you can see the wind whipping that flag there. a cool morning, but we have a warm up ahead. i think cynthia has coined it, so i'll let her take it away. i'm kira klapper. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. cinthia pimentel has. what are you calling it? it will be called the september sizzle. how about that? i love our annunciation here in the weather department. good morning. good morning everyone. we are watching that low cloud deck through the bay area this morning, especially out at sfo as people get ready to hit their long holiday weekend. no delays reported right now, but just keep an eye on it out through the west. we are looking at our highs in the low 80s. san jose

it is dry and sunny out towards the west coast. don't feel too bad if you didn't get to go anywhere. we go and look at the heat and the humidity as those storms push through the south and up into parts of the east coast. as we go on and talk about what the weather will hold for us here, this holiday weekend will be nice and comfortable. not too bad. labor day also looks good, but then into our tuesday and the first couple of days of september. that september sizzle is going to return. we're talking upper 90s and possible 100 seconds. so we'll talk about the hottest day in the upcoming workweek in a few minutes. kira back to you. all right, cynthia, thanks. we are following developing news in san francisco, where police are investigating how a young girl was shot and critically wounded, left fighting for her life. sfpd says around 5.30 last evening, they responded to a home on chicago way not far from the cow palace. the victim's mom says they were inside their house getting ready for dinner when the eight year old girl was shot. they think the bullets came from outside. police say the little girl was taken to the

hospital with life threatening injuries. if you have any information, you're urged to call sfpd. you can remain anonymous. only on nbc bay area. now the owner of a san jose bar says burglars have broken in four times in the last month and a half. but he tells us most of what was stolen can be replaced. except for this last time. the thieves took something irreplaceable, something this veteran holds close. mike downing has owned mike's place for 11 years. he says the first break-in. two people you see here broke in and got away with about $7,000 worth of cash. since then, they've come back three more times during the second break-in, thieves got away with the change machine. the most recent break-in on thursday. the person has no luck getting the new change machine, but they did take a collage off the wall, which is a reminder of mike's time served in vietnam

and i had a combat infantry badge that was stolen, which meant a lot to me. it means nothing to the robbers and that's been it's been a terrible month and a half, to be honest, with you. he has filed a police report after the first break-in. police are investigating. you can return that item anonymously. he just wants it back. disrupt disperse and deter. that's how police agencies on both sides of the bay say they plan on handling sideshows. and large groups on dirt bikes. at a news conference yesterday, mayor london breed said she wants everyone involved in sideshows to face criminal penalties. she's introducing new laws that would allow police to charge people who not only organize and participate in the sideshows, but even those who watch them. breed also wants to extend the time that police can impound the vehicles involved in the sideshows, maybe taking the

car permanently if a person is convicted. the california highway patrol started tracking the events on social media. they hope it will shape their response. they'll schedule them on a specific day, but we don't necessarily know the time. so we are constantly monitoring those to try to get the updates as to where they're going to end up. aside from the sideshows, all the officers at the event agree dealing with the large groups of motorcycles has become even more difficult. they say the motorcycles often don't have license plates, makes them impossible to track, and they can speed away more quickly through traffic as police arrive to break up the sideshows, they say they're still figuring out their strategy for dealing with the sideshows. today is international overdose awareness day over the past many years, state and local public health officials have been increasing their efforts to expand and provide more services to people

who need and seek overdose prevention services. our ginger conejero saab has more on the ongoing work now in place and information on a new website now available for those searching for help. kira. each year on the last day of august, people around the world mark international overdose awareness day and san francisco leaders say in terms of overdoses, last year was the city's deadliest ever. numbers this year are shaping up to be eerily similar now. we spoke with one national addiction expert who says people everywhere need to keep in mind just one pill can kill. in this drug supply, fentanyl is contaminated with many different drugs out there. so someone could think that they're buying a xanax and it has fentanyl in them. in it, and then they overdose and die. it's quite dangerous. santa clara county is marking international overdose awareness day by launching a new website with resources for overdose prevention and

treatment. the website also connects people seeking information to certain medicines like naloxone, counseling services and support groups for recovery. now, these resources aren't only available for patients. anyone interested in supporting can also access training modules and tools to enhance their own overdose response. here's the website right here kira. important work back to you. important work indeed. ginger. thank you. today is the final day to approve new legislation in the current session in sacramento. that includes a measure that limits cell phone use by students in public schools. governor gavin newsom said he will sign it into law. another bill just passed but is awaiting the governor's signature. it is the legalization of cannabis cafes in california similar to amsterdam. the legislature also approved a comprehensive artificial intelligence bill authored by senator scott wiener of san francisco. it adds

protections for the public from cyber attacks and prohibits its use for developing chemical, nuclear, or biological weapons. also, a new bill that would allow undocumented migrants to qualify for state backed mortgage loans also passed. governor newsom has, until the end of september to sign any of these bills into law. meantime, there are still some bills that are still up in the air awaiting house or senate votes. one that would further limit self-checkout stations and require staffing at the stations of one employee per two stations. that still faces a final vote. another bill that would attempt to hold social media companies accountable for harms that their algorithms and their technology caused to children also still being debated in sacramento. facing final votes today. all right. back here locally, we're taking a live look outside at bay area roadways. not too bad out there

right now. the california highway patrol is already under its statewide maximum enforcement period for this labor day holiday weekend. that means extra officers on the road focusing on catching impaired drivers and keeping everyone else safe. it's set to expire late monday night. if you're hitting the road, gas prices are trending down. triple a says prices nationally are averaging 3.36 a gallon. that's $0.45 cheaper than this time last year. of course, bay area prices are nowhere near that national average as gas prices are trending down though this holiday weekend. the debate on how much americans spend on energy like gas and electricity, is going to be a big election issue. this year. nbc's garrett hake is in battleground pennsylvania, where there are questions over whether the candidates can keep their promises. donald trump on the attack against kamala harris in the keystone state. she's anti-fracking. she's anti-everything. this

pennsylvania, in the second largest gas producing state in the country. the former president hammering harris for changing her position on fracking. there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. joe biden will not ban fracking. i would not ban fracking. as vice president, i did not ban fracking. as president, i will not ban fracking. she's vowed repeatedly that we will ban fracking. if you don't have fracking, you don't have a you don't have a commonwealth with prices at the pump up more than 50% from this time four years ago, in the depths of the pandemic. the cost of the fuels that fill our cars and power our homes has become a critical campaign issue. earlier this month, the former president introduced and immediately hedged on his ambitious energy plan, relying heavily on expanding natural gas production and building new nuclear plants. we intend to slash prices by half within 12 months at a maximum 18 months, and if it doesn't work out, you'll say, oh, well, i voted for him. david bernhardt served as trump's secretary of the interior. is

that a realistic goal? you're certainly not going to start from an idea of a large nuclear facility and have it built in a year. that's certainly not going to happen. but what he can do is send a very significant message and signal with his actions in the first few days. independent analysts say when it comes to energy costs, even presidents are limited by the laws of economics in a global market. when it comes to u.s. production, those decisions about where to drill, how much to drill, those are made by the c-suite and by boards of directors. and so the real question is how much can any u.s. president influence the path of u.s. production? i think it's fairly minimal. another challenge for trump. the u.s. already produces more oil and natural gas than any other country on earth ever has. that was garrett hake reporting for us. 741 right now. still to come on today in the bay college football season is back. we'll takeou to the farm next y

this season against texas christian university. the cardinal had home field advantage playing at stanford stadium, but unfortunately it didn't give them scoring advantage at the farm. stanford was ahead at halftime, but tcu took control of the game at the bottom of the third. the cardinal did score another touchdown in the fourth, but the

horned frogs scored two touchdowns in the final minutes, winning the game 34 to 27. good numbers. look at these kayakers staying warm last night in mccovey cove, where the giants took on the miami marlins at oracle park. game one of a three game series straight to the bottom of the eighth. matt chapman. bases loaded. two outs. hitting that to left center, three runs. come in. giants take the lead and hold on to win 3 to 1. the a's on the road in texas. their bats were hot last night. top of the first brent rooker solo homer. and he wasn't done just yet. top of the seventh, he hits his second home run of the game. the a's took a51 lead over the rangers and just for good measure, the a's added four more runs in the ninth inning. final score 9 to 2. oakland 45 past the hour coming up on today in the bay. this month we are

clearing the shelters and we have some pets who are ready to

i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem.

record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. and 60s in our temperatures and some drizzle out towards the coastline, we should see the marine layer just stick around. half moon bay and around the san mateo coastline as we go on into noon. but everybody getting into some mild readings. 70s for the north bay east bay, and down

into the south bay. as we go on into our afternoon, our daytime highs are going to stay pretty comfortable. what we've been seeing the last couple of days, 80s to some low 90s in vacaville, as well as gilroy. we'll do 81 in downtown san jose, and we'll keep the coast. still pretty breezy and mild in those mid 60s. a lot of people might be hitting the road, but if you're doing a staycation here, hey, join the club san jose. over the next couple of days we'll see mild temperatures, a bit cooler for tomorrow and monday also looks spectacular and we go on to the beach. lots of people going to do that too. stinson, good morning to you. as we take a look at your outlook for the next couple of days. we'll do temperatures in the low 70s. santa cruz looks stunning over the next couple of days, and monterey will start the day and kind of hang out with the fog there and be a bit cooler in those mid 60s. but boy, after that that's when the heat ramps up. september. we're going to call it september sizzle as we take a look at our temperature outlook focusing on the west coast. high pressure is going to start to bring some of that

desert heat into the bay area. and the way that it rotates to could be looking at some offshore wind situations. so we'll keep that in mind as we take a look at these temperatures just ramping up starting tuesday. back to school, back to work and back to these high temperatures. upper 90s for parts of the north bay 99 in concord possible 94 in los gatos. and as we go on into the peninsula, pretty warm 70s and 80s. and we can expect that continuing into wednesday, which i think will be the hottest day as we track possible triple digit temperatures, those low humidities, breezy winds, and the heat really continues on into thursday. so aside from those factors, we could be talking about our health to lingering heat. could be dangerous for our overnight recovery. so keep that in mind and share the message with everybody that you're getting together with on this labor day holiday. san francisco. look at that. that is just some stunning weather. of course. sunny skies and possible 80s there in the city. we're talking warm in the city. we're talking hot in our valleys. 80s this weekend. but

then we jump up into those upper 90s as early as tuesday. kyra, who do you have there? i am here bob redell is all over our show today. he was at the circus in oakland and now he's here in my arms. we here at nbc bay area have been proudly celebrating ten years of helping clear the shelters. all month long, we are featuring animals who are looking for their forever homes here. with us now is emily murphy with berkeley humane. and today you have. well, i have bob redell. you have kris kimura kris kimura here. and they are brothers. tell me about them. yeah. so they came in from a shelter in stockton. we transferred them in because they're dealing with some overcrowded conditions there. they're two brothers, and they actually have four litter mates. both bob redell and kris will be available at bark around the block on september 7th, which is a week from today, saturday. so how many animals also? so six of these little husky siblings. and then how many altogether do you think you'll have next weekend

for our berkeley main? we're getting ready 85 animals available for adoption and they really need their forever homes. and yeah, so bark and meow around the block is at berkeley humane. it's a week from today. and do you will you again i'm going to put you on the spot. do you have any specials for people who will be coming out wanting to adopt? absolutely. we actually, in honor of the event and clear the shelters. it's the culmination of clear the shelters. yes, we will waive adoption fees, which is huge. it's usually $100 or more. it's a big help for families. and then the shots, the spaying and neutering, that's all taken care of as well. well thank you. you know, bob redell, you have been so patient with us because we were standing here, as cynthia did her weather forecast. so they have been very patient and kris kimura oh my gosh, we just missed that little puppy. john. we will let you go. but we they really are sweet and they're really cute. we hope someone can give them a home a week from today. somebody lucky. yeah.

somebody lucky. to find a full list of pets up for adoption, point your phone at this qr code and you'll find a full list. it will take you right to our website where you can adopt or donate to some of our local bay area shelters. just go to nbcbayarea.com, slash clear the shelters at 52 past the hour right now. up next, a quick look at our top stories. a renewed vow to crack down on illegal sideshows in the bay area. the new plan, mayor breed hopes, about even watchingink twice

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where police are investigating how a young girl was shot and critically wounded, left fighting for her life. sfpd says last evening they responded to a home on chicago way near the cow palace. the victim's mom said they were inside their home getting ready for dinner when the eight year old girl was shot. police say the little girl was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the bullet seemed to come from outside of the home. if you have any information, call sfpd. you can remain anonymous. police on both sides of the bay are cracking down on sideshows and large groups of dirt bikes. yesterday, mayor london breed announced she wants everyone involved in sideshows to face

criminal penalties. so she's introducing new laws that would allow police to charge not only the people who organize and participate in these illegal shows, but also the people who watch them. breed wants to extend the time police can impound vehicles, even permanently. if a person is convicted. the chp has started tracking the events on social media to better shape their responses. going to turn now to a live look outside as we begin our labor day holiday weekend. we are now under the california highway patrol maximum enforcement period. that means extra officers on the road focusing on catching impaired drivers. the enforcement period ends late monday night and before we go, cynthia has one last look at the forecast for folks like us who are sticking around for the holiday weekend staycation. temperatures are going to be good as we stay here and look at our inland valleys. we are going to keep it in the 80s for the most part tomorrow.

slightly cooler. labor day looks nice whether you're doing a barbecue or just, you know, something around the house for yourself. and we'll do temperatures in the upper 80s. just remember, though, with labor day, be careful with those grills. we don't want any fires sparking up. and speaking of fires, that fire danger is going to stay with us as we go on into the second half of the week. heat really ramping up on tuesday. everybody back to school and back to work. please drink lots of water. keep those eyes on the hills. of course, as we look at some really dry and hot days ahead and not much relief even as we go on into friday, still looking at temperatures in the mid 90s in some places. so that september sizzle, that's what we're calling it. that will be there as the first couple of days of september. come on in. yeah. very fitting. we always get our beautiful septembers and octobers here. hopefully that fire danger and then it cools by halloween. we know. yeah, we know it. we love it. cynthia, thanks. and thanks so much to you for making us a part of your morning. and we are back to this know 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight.

instead, it's the big ten right here on nbc bay area. fresno state versus michigan. we will have a special edition newscast at eight. and then we are back here at 11 p.m. until then, you can stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. i truly i mean, i know my kids are back in school. i know it's going to be fall, but i can't believe football is back. we're so excited for that and going with it. make sure to watch the big ten right here on nbc bay area, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow morning. have a great saturday.

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