good sunday morning. it is 7:00. here is a live look outside at downtown san jose from communications hill. hazy, but already bright. you made it to the last sunday of summer, and if if you liked yesterday, will you love today. good morning, thanks so much for joining us i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is here. you have a look at our micromy klatt forecast. >> fall is in for summer today, comfortable temperatures, nice start to the weekend, if you like numbers in the 70s to low 80s inland including san jose. >> i do. >> good news. we'll see more of that. little more cloud cover to start the morning in san francisco, 57 degrees, patchy fog in the north bay, 60 in san jose, as you saw, some hazy skies around the santa clara valley and oakland raiders

at home against the jets a little bit later on this afternoon. 60 right now. you have the silver and gray skies over oakland for the moment, temperatures into the low 70s later on this afternoon as we managed to get into this comfortable pattern with the onshore breeze temperatures in the mid 80s and the warmest spots well inland and east bay valleys will be trending cooler tomorrow, windy at times and we're still tracking a slight chance of seeing some rain and possibly now sierra snow. >> whoa! >> forecast toward the end of the seven-day forecast. we'll look at the reason why we're seeing the big change in the weather, coming up in 15 minutes. >> slightly shocking. that's a good tease. we'll stay tuned for that, in 15 minutes. all right, rob, thanks. this morning, the heroes are back home in the bay area, after they helped victims of hurricane irma and their families. their families welcomed them last night in the east bay, about 50 members of california's urban search and rescue task force 4 touched down in oakland

around 10:00. this is the same team by the way that was in texas to help out with hurricane harvey. some members were gone for more than three weeks. they've spent the last four days in the florida keys. this as s video of some of their efforts there. they were among the first rescue teams to start searching for residents who stayed behind to ride out the storm. >> everyone's really, really proud and really happy not only to have gone but also now to be home and be able to share our stories and to be able to learn from the experience of having been down there. so we're better to protect our own communities here. >> reporter: many of the task force members were initially sent to texas, where they spent days on boats going door to door looking for people who needed to be rescued from the flooding. a local family is demanding answers after they say san jose police shot and killed their son. the shooting happened friday night in east coast near white road. we brought you that story yesterday morning on "today in the bay." friends and family of 32-year-old jacob dominguez gathered last night on the

corner of penitencia creek road and white road where he died. police were attempting to conduct a vehicle stop on a suspect who had a felony warrant for a robbery. as they were conducting the stop, police say shots were fired and that suspect was hit at least once. jacob's aunt says she's frustrated police have not told the family anything. >> we haven't heard anything, no police, no investigators, no nothing, not to my sister, not to his wife. we had to find out through the streets. >> we spoke with one witness off camera. she said she saw three unmarked cars pin jacob's car to the side of the street and she watched one man, who was not wearing a uniform, get out and confront jacob. she says she heard at least three shots fired. meanwhile, san jose police have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow morning to reveal more information. a camping trip turned into a major rescue effort in the south

bay. firefighters were called to san born county park in saratoga last night, when a man fell 50 feet down a cliff and into a ravine. crews lowered a basket to the camper and hoisted him up the steep cliffside. it took 90 minutes. he was taken to the hospital. the extent of his injuries is unknown. do you recognize this man? santa rosa police hope you do. they need your help. he robbed the chase bank on guernville road yesterday afternoon in san jose. when the man was asked to uncover his face he pulled a gun, demanded cash and ran away. he's described as white, about 30 years old, 5'7" and thin. the fate of 800,000 young immigrants across the country is hanging in the balance, and here in the bay area, many continue to show their support for daca. demonstrators marched in oakland's fruitvale district

yesterday, most with the group "by any means necessary. squl >> this is not acceptable to threaten people's lives and futures, we can keep it if we keep organizing this movement that's been come out so strong. >> earlier in the day, lawmakers in sacramento passed a sanctuary state bill which limits cooperation between local and state police and federal immigration authorities. it also bans officers from holding people on immigration violations. new details now about a controversial event set to take place next week at uc berkeley, called free speech week. campus spokesman now says one of the student groups organizing the event failed to meet its deadline. this was on friday, in order to secure two of the indoor venues. the university also says the berkeley patriot group failed to provide evidence that the speakers are confirmed. the berkeley patriot group says the school didn't address its

concerns and concerns until the last minute, when it was too late to wire the fees from their bank on the east coast. free speech starts next sunday the 24th. mi miloyanopoulos, steve bannon and ann coulter all are reportedly scheduled to speak. if the requirements get met it could be a busy week at cal. we will of course be following the developments with the free speech week, online at nbcbayarea.com. be sure to also follow us on twitter and facebook. we continue to follow developments in the london subway terror attacks that injured more than 2 two-dozen people. authorities now say they've arrested a 21-year-old man in connection with friday's attack. he is the second suspect to have been detained. yesterday you might remember we told you yesterday morning an 18-year-old man was detained in the case, taken into custody near dover, a key ferry terminal between britain and france.

hours later, authorities raided a suburban house. detectives are warning lon dones to expect more police activity in the days ahead. the station where the homemade bomb went off reopened yesterday morning with tightened security and defiant passengers. >> i think it's very important not to be put off, upset or fazed by this type of activity. >> they can't kill all of us. they only kill a few and try to frighten everyone and i refuse to be frightened. >> the country remains on its highest alert level. friday's attack injured 30 people, including children. but apparently it could have been much worse. the main charge on the bomb did not fire. back here in the bay area, a woman is in the hospital after she was hit by a san francisco police car. it happened around 10:00 yesterday morning at the intersection of 23rd and judah, just a few blocks from golden gate park. the woman was walking when the patrol car hit her.

she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. details surrounding the crash are still under investigation. it is 7:08 on your sunday morning. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, celebrity musicians canceling upcoming concerts following a second day of protests. also, another span of the bay bridge now a distant memory. how many more implosions and bay bridge closures can we expect in the coming months? stay tuned. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second.

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>> welcome back. it is 7:10 on your sunday morning. thanks for joining us. here is a live look at cloud cover over the golden gate bridge. fewer cars going over the bay bridge than we saw over in the east bay this morning. hopefully you're doing a nice slow start to your sunday morning. the last sunday of summer. now to a developing story, protests last night in several cities across the country in st. louis, it's over a police shooting. in richmond, virginia, a robert

e. lee statue, and in washington, support for the president and the famous rap duo. nbc's chris pollone explains. >> reporter: in st. louis, protesters took to the streets for a second straight day. outraged over a judge's ruling finding a white former police officer not guilty of killing a black man in 2011. protesters saturday took their message to a couple shopping malls, a food festival and a popular entertainment district. the rock band u2 and the st. louis symphony canceled concerts over fears of keeping fans safe. >> disappointing for all the folks who earn their living working at these concerts, and at these events, because they'll miss a paycheck because of this. >> reporter: that's because friday night things turned violent with 11 police officers hurt, several buildings vandalized and 33 people arrested. >> we will continue to ensure our citizens' first amendment rights are protected. however, we will not tolerate

violence. >> reporter: in richmond, virginia, things remain peaceful as a group calling itself the new confederate states of america marched in support of the robert e. lee statue. people engaged mostly in conversations about their differences. >> i never met this man before. we just had a ten-minute conversation, so i could understand where he was coming from and he could understand where i was coming from. >> reporter: in washington competing rallies on the national mall, supporters of president trump held what they call the mother of all rallies, organizers banned any ties to white supremacy or the alt right. speakers offered support for the president and his azwraen as anti-trump protesters looked on. >> president trump is trying to make things work for everybody. >> reporter: just a few yards away fans of a hip-hop duo who called themselves jugalo protest the justice department calling them a loosely organized hybrid gang. we have much more ahead on

"today in the bay." coming up an nbc bay area reporter rolling up his sleeve. how he's helping save lives this weekend. and sunday morning starting off with low clouds around san francisco, and all day sea breeze means the start of the giants game early afternoon, we'll see temperatures in the upper 60s. we'll talk more about a chance of seeing some showers and possibly sierra snow by the end of the week.

emeryville 880 welcome back. it is 7:15, taking a live look outside at cloudy skies over emeryville and 880, but meteorologist rob mayeda says if you like the weather yesterday, you will love it today. carbon copy, his forecast is on the way. california's primary is on its way from june to march. state lawmakers sent a bill to the governor's desk that would make the 2020 primary election move up by three months. the thinking is that the earlier the primary, the more influence california could have over the

presidential election. san francisco state senator scott weiner says with one of the last primaries, california's votes didn't make a difference. >> so we had to strike a balance and i don't agree we should have the small nondiverse states at the beginning and push the diverse ones to the end. california matters and it should matter in the presidential primaries. >> critics are saying that an early primary would force state and local candidates to start running for office earlier. meanwhile lawmakers passed a new bill that would require presidential candidates appearing on california's primary ballot to release their tax returns. another implosion for the old eastern span of the bay bridge. there you have it, cal trans demolished another section yesterday morning. all the work is happening underwater to the marine foundation. it was a piece of concrete with a mass of over 6,000 cubic

yards, about 12,000 tons. it was the largest remnant left. four smaller implosions are set to take place this fall. cal tran plans to finish the work by the second week in november, so expect closures for that. some people in the south bay decided to spend their saturday helping save lives. about 150 people showed up in san jose to donate blood as part of the first ever bay area proud blood drive. get this, that's enough blood to save 450 lives. the event was hosted by our very own garvin thomas who every week brings us stories of other people doing good in their communities as part of our bay area proud series. the stanford blood center has been sending blood products to texas and florida during their recent disasters, and the blood donated this weekend helps build back up their reserves. it was a team effort, garvin tweeted out these photos from the blood drive. check it out, nbc bay area scott

budman, kris sanchez, even i stopped by the blood drive. you can follow garvin on twitter to find out more about yesterday's event, and how you can help save lives by donating blood. it's kind of like weird to see yourself on the screen when you're -- >> donating blood. great cause. >> it was a great cause and it's so heartwarming to see viewers come out and say oh, i saw it on the news this morning, and we couldn't do it without them, without you, and it's such an easy way to help. sometimes you can't donate money. sometimes you can't donate food or clothes but donating one pint of blood can help up to three people. >> 450 lives. that's amazing, garvin helping arrange all this and get everybody involved. so great turnout yesterday morning and you're a trooper going right in there from the anchor desk to the donation area. we had nice weather yesterday. >> it was. >> it wasn't hot as you were donating to a good cause yesterday. the reason why it's comfortable,

one part low clouds. look at tiburon, 50 degrees to start off the morning, some spots around the north bay again waking up to the upper 40s right now. so starting to feel and look more like fall. there's the low clouds in san francisco. not as cool, you got the blanket of low clouds helping to keep temperatures up this morning, closer to downtown and dublin, 55 degrees, hazy skies, similar hazy skies as we take you over to san jose, currently at 60 degrees, we got those onshore winds, going throughout the day today, in fact these wind speeds right around 3:00 this afternoon through the day on monday will likely increase, which should bring our temperatures down a little bit more, as we get back into the work week. so today's high temperatures around the bay area looking at numbers closer to 80 in san jose, south of downtown, a chance of finding some lower 80s, 70s as we get back up towards milpitas and union city, temperatures staying in the 70s. bay side and the east bay low 70s, oakland into hayward, fremont 78 degrees, mid 80s possible around concord and antioch. we'll see if we get there.

the winds will be increasing out of the southwest by midafternoon. 84 out by livermore. peninsula temperatures in the low to mid-70s. 60s half moon bay with areas of mist and drizzle at times, san francisco as you saw the blanket of low clouds to wake up to this morning, upper 60s this afternoon and for the north bay highs nice and comfortable as we wrap up the gopro grand prix of sonoma, low 80s, later on today, 70s closer to napa so a nice finish to the weekend and now as we transition officially from summer to fall, what's happening is a pattern that actually looks a bit more like fall. first you got the patches of low clouds, nice and clear around 3:00 this afternoon, and here comes the surge of more low clouds tomorrow morning. notice further inland toward the tri valley, banking up here along the altamont pass for your monday morning, higher chance of finding drizzle for the monday morning commute as the low clouds thicken up. to our north a few showers here near the california/oregon border as we're beginning to see

a more active pattern taking away that strong ridge of high pressure we've seen for most of summer now, starting to see these areas of low pressure clip by, not bring us any showers as we start the week but it's the system wednesday into thursday which is going to drop down just east of the sierra. if it has enough moisture with it, the air will be cool enough friday maybe a chance of seeing a few snow showers and the highest elevations of the sierra. friday and next weekend high pressure builds back, our temperatures towards the end of the seven day forecast warm up. san francisco, 60s, breezy at times, tomorrow and thursday. warmest day of the seven-day forecast looks to be next weekend. fall officially begins friday, just after 1:00. for most of the week we'll be nice and comfortable with a slight warmup as we head toward next saturday. kira back to you. >> rob, thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." >> it's amazing that i'm living my dream right now. >> a peninsula teen is trying to

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chase. welcome back. it's 7:24, silicon valley is not only home to leading technology, it's also home to olympic champions. we soon could see more. the 2018 winter games are just five months away. the pressure is building for athletes like palo alto's ven sent jo. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas sat down with the 16 years old to ask him what he thinks of his olympic chances. >> vincent jo has been skating at a high level for a long time. olympic year vincent is learning are different. good thing then he's got a pretty experienced guide. ♪ if you ever find yourself watching vincent jo skate from

high above, remember this little tidbit. that's exactly how vincent sees himself, too. >> yes, it's amazing that i'm living my dream right now. >> reporter: vincent's rise to skating scar dom you see is something of an out-of-body experience for him. >> it's crazy, because i grew up not wanting to talk to anyone, nobody wanted to talk to me. i was just this little kid doing my thing and somehow i'm here, sitting on a chair in this center doing an interview. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: vincent was at s.a.p. while performing with a dozen other elite skaters as part of kristie yamaguchi's golden moment, but while vincent may struggle to truly believe he belongs in this group, they sure as heck don't. >> when a skater steps on its ice you know how good they're going to be. they don't have to do anything.

you're like okay they're good. >> reporter: 1988 gold medalist brian boitano has been mentoring vincent. and while vincent has already seen great success, he's the reigning junior world champion and runner-up at last year's u.s. national championships, brian is someone who knows what it takes to go even higher. >> where i'm most valuable is little nuances, little nuances that i've learned that they don't know yet. >> to have a person who i grew up watching on youtube every single night, to be able to, you know, have him with me now and be able to talk to him, it's crazy. >> reporter: sin vent says brian though is just the latest in a long line of people who have helped him pursue what he calls his far-fetched dream of being an olympic champion, a dream that may not be so far-fetched after all.

now of course it is not a done deal that vincent will go to the 2018 games. that is going to be decided at the 2018 u.s. national championships being held in january in san jose. garvin thomas, "nbc bay area news." >> good luck to vincent. we're sending garvin to the olympics he'll led lead our live coverage from south korea and along with our special content an social media platforms. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, demonstrators joining forces as the uncertainty continues over whether an agreement can be reached to protect the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. plus -- >> at the doctor we're all used to waiting, waiting for an exam, waiting for lab results but what about waiting to find out if your doctor is on probation for a serious event? we'll tell you why that wait just got a lot longer. ♪ ah the moon belongs to everyone ♪

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good sunday morning. it's just about 7:30, as we take a live look outside, clouds covering downtown san jose, but good news, if you liked the weather yesterday, it will be a carbon copy today, which means it will be nice. thanks so much for joining us on this last sunday of summer. i just had to say it one more time. i'm kira klapper with meteorologist rob mayeda. you have a look at the microclimate forecast and you joked we're filling in for them and fall is fill in for summer. >> about time. >> i took your joke, sorry. >> it's nice that we've had a weekend where things are comfortable outside. today is probably trending a little cooler than the temperatures we had yesterday. one reason why, we have extra low clouds to start the morning. 60 degrees in san jose, and a live look outside at oakland, if you look closely at the bo tom of the screen some folks arriving to get the tailgate started for the raiders game this afternoon. temperatures pretty close to 70 degrees, a bit of a breeze

picking up by 3:00 this afternoon and that onshore breeze keeping most of the bay area today in the 60s and 70s, with patches of low clouds, inland today still some low 80s, but most of the seven-day forecast is trending cooler and breezy at times, which you typically get if you transition from summer into fall, we'll have a close toer look at a slight chance of showers and maybe sierra snow in the seven-day forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. >> nice of mother nature to finally match the calendar. >> finally. >> all right, rob, thanks. the heroes are back home here in the bay area, after they helped victims of hurricane irma. their families welcomed them last night in the east bay, about 50 members of california's urban search and rescue task force 4 touched down in oakland around 10:00 last night. this is the same team in texas to help out with hurricane harvey. they spent the last four days in the florida keys and this is video of some of their efforts there.

>> everyone's really, really proud and really happy not only to have gone but also now to be gone but to share our experiences so we're better able to protect our own communities here. >> many went to texas where they spent days on boats going door to door looking for people who needed to be rescued from their flooded homes. a local family is demanding answers after they say san jose police shot and killed their son. the shooting happened friday night in east soes san jose near white road. we brought you that story yesterday morning on "today in the bay." friends and family of 32-year-old jacob dominguez gathered last night on the corner of penitencia creek road and white road where he died. more than 100 people in the anyjill. in a statement, the police were attempting to conduct a vehicle stop on a suspect who had a felony warrant for a robbery. as they were conducting the stop, police say shots were fired and that suspect was hit at least once.

jacob's aunt says she's frustrated police have not communicated with their family. >> we haven't heard anything, no police, no investigators, no nothing, not to my sister, not to his wife. we had to find out through the streets. >> we spoke with one witness off camera. she said she saw three unmarked cars pin jacob's car to the side of the street and she watched one man, who was not wearing a uniform, get out and confront jacob. she says she heard at least three shots fired. meanwhile, san jose police have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow to reveal more information. a camping trip turned into a major rescue effort in the south bay. firefighters were called to san born county park in saratoga last night, when a man fell 50 feet down a cliff and into a ravine. crews lowered a basket to the camper and hoisted him up the steep cliffside. it took 90 minutes. to bring him to safety.

he was taken to the hospital. the extent of his injuries is unknown. now to the fate of 800,000 young immigrants, is hanging in the balance, as there is renewed focus on washington over whether an agreement can be reached to keep the daca program. many bay area recipients are rushing to renew their applications. "today in the bay's" christie smith was in oakland where supporters rallied and marched. >> reporter: a small but vocal group rallied and marched in oakland's fruitvale district. cameron bond came from walnut creek with his girlfriend over concerns about daca. >> i would love to see it saved, see some type of action where the recipients of daca keep their rights. >> reporter: many are with the group called for making california a sanctuary state as lawmakers expand protections for immigrants. demonstrators stand to defend daca. >> this is not acceptable to threaten millions of people's lives and futures and i think

it's clear that we can win in defense of daca, question keep it if we keep organizing and building this movement coming out so strong. >> reporter: as demonstrators took to the street, people like alejandra attended a daca renewal workshop in the south bay ahead of an anticipated deadline. >> i've been able to continue my education, to work, to be able to support my family to have somewhat of a name and not be scared of just being who i am, being from out of the country, but yet living here all my life. >> reporter: she's been following president trump's comments and the possibility of a deal in washington over the d.r.e.a.m.ers, trying to stay hopeful. >> we're not doing anything bad. we're here to just live the american dream. >> christie smith, n"nbc bay ara new news". >> if you were hoping to find out from your doctor if he or she is on probation for some kind of offense, ulyou'll have keep waiting. the california medical board was

created to be a watch dog for patients. as begat sheban reports that promise is putting the future of the entire satisfying in limbo. . >> the state medical board is set to expire at the end of the year unless the governor signs a bill to renew it. it's a process which usually runs smoothly. this year the major issue that put the board on life support has to do with doctors across the state. the question is whether they should have to tell you, their patients, from their medical license has been put on probation for offenses including deadly medical errors, drug use and sectule assault against patients. probation info about doctors is posted on the medical board's website but critics say it's difficult to and a half nate. senator jerry hill authored legislation that forces doctors to tell their patients directly but the assembly gutted that

plan. the california medical organization lobbied strongly against the probation requirement. the group declined our interview request but has repeatedly argued that forcing doctors to tell their patients about their probation status would unfairly put doctors out of business without giving them due process. here's senator hill. >> there are some in the legislature that would rather support and protect doctors than patients. absolutely this was a loss for patients across california. >> even without the probation requirement the medical board tells us it will still investigate complaints and discipline doctors. the board tells us it will "continue to have the same value it's always had." but that's precisely the problem say credit ins. we found it usually takes the medical board more than 900 days after a complaint it filed against a doctor for that physician to face any discipline. >> we need the medical board but it's not working for us, it's

working on the doctor's behalf. they're doing things to keep the doctors in practice. >> eric is an outspoken critic of the medical board which failed to issue any disciplinary action after his sister, callie, became the victim of medical errors. >> my sister was dead. >> reporter: he's testified at public hearings on the medical board and says the agency doesn't do enough to discipline doctors who are caught harming patients. >> it's crucial that doctors tell their patients if they're on probation, so it's absolutely ludicrous that this provision has been taken out of the bill. >> reporter: of california's more than 110,000 doctors, about 600 are on probation. our investigative unit discovered los angeles has the most doctors on probation with 164. in the nine-county bay area almeida tops the list with 16 doctors. santa clara 14. san francisco 10. the governor now has a month to decide whether to renew the medical board for another four

years. if signed, the law will require the board to restructure its investigations process over the next year. you can check out our website to find out which doctors are placed on probation their offenses and so iffer they practiced in your neighborhood at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> this was bigad shaban for us this morning. if you have a question give us a call or send us an email. at :39, we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a crazy play in college football that you have to see to believe. nbc sports bay area's mindy boch is next. [ engines revving ]

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green k greinke. before the game the giants honored orlando cepeda, he turned 80. happy birthday to the baby bull. first pitch he takes it deep. go go goldshow mitt's 35th home run on the year. that was it. for arizona it was enough, zack greinke eight shutout innings. giants lost 2-0 and look to avoid the sweep sunday with chris stratton on the mound. bobby evans plans to exercise the 2018 club option for starter matt moore keeping him in the rotation. the left-hander struggled with a 5-14 record and a 5.39 e.r.a. in 30 appearances. the warriors and miami heat may be rivals on the court but they teamed up with the help of fedex. the heat players loaded more than 150 dogs and cats displaced from hurricane irma into a cargo plane and sent them to oakland

where warriors players and staff were waiting. they were placed in local bay area shelters and available for adoption. now for the play of the day, number 24 ranked florida won in extraordinary manner, tied at 20-20 fourth quarter. philippe frank the hail mary and cleveland ranks in the touchdown. they beat 26-20. nfl sunday 49ers are in seattle, they haven't won at century link field since 2011. the raiders are hosting the jets. we will have all of your highlights then. >> mindy boch for us, thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." we'll dive deep into washington's hot button issue. larry gerston joins us live to tell us what is happening with the daca program.

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d.r.e.a.m.ers, 200,000 here inle kaical watched as president trump and democratic congressional leaders began working toward a plan for d.r.e.a.m.ers to stay in the united states. for many congressional republicans, the meeting seemed odd f not counter-productive to their own plans for the now ended deferred action on childhood arrivals program known as daca. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here to try to help sort things out. it's been a pretty confusing battle. what is going on? >> this has been a wild ride and for all of us. the president really has reversed course here in more ways than one. after giving a six-month life to daca and asking congress to pass a law to resolve the political hot potato, what do they do? the president seizes the issue that he discarded days earlier. took control of it once again and in addition, he started negotiations with the democrats for congressional action which left his fellow republicans on the outside looking in on one of the most pressing hot button

issues of the day. >> it leaves one to wonder why a republican president would do such a thing. it seems counter intuitive, given his repeated criticisms of congressional democrats on the health care issue. >> sure. and there are a few theories as to this mystery, if you will. but no one knows for sure. look, one thought is that the president is punishing congressional republicans for botching the resolution of the health care issue. there's another theory that's that the president needs a major legislative victory before the end of his first year, and that he saw the surest path to the democrats because of deep divisions on the d.r.e.a.m.er issue amongst congressional republicans but there's a third issue, this is interesting and that's the president just wants to do the right thing. he's often shared concerns about d.r.e.a.m.ers, who he notes really, they had no choice or knowledge about coming to the united states. lots of theories, we don't know what they are but how he's moving. >> right, so he's moving, but what about his base?

you would think these people might be upset, given that this was the hard core stance he had during the election, will they feel betrayed, abandoned? >> a cornerstone of his  election. there's no question about that, but it's interesting, because knowing what we do about trump supporters, most observers would expect just outright rebellion from his base because of his major issue that they bonded on during the campaign. but get this, a recent national poll in early september by politico found that 60% of trump supporters endorse the d.r.e.a.m.ers staying in the united states compared with 33% who want the d.r.e.a.m.ers deported, so if we're going to believe the polls, most of his base is with the president on this d.r.e.a.m.er issue. >> so at least based on that poll, if his supporters do go with keeping daca, as the polls show, what's the hangup? >> and this is where it gets

really interesting, and the answer seems to be that a large number of conservative republicans in congress are more bent out of shape over this issue, about the d.r.e.a.m.ers than the trump voters are, which may be why the president has been flirting with congressional democrats on the d.r.e.a.m.er issue, a path to getting things done. >> definitely. so this might be a loaded question but what's next? >> yeah. look, it may be that the president is just using the democrats as bait for getting republican congressional support for d.r.e.a.m.er program. republicans they just don't want to be on the wrong side of this issue, but even if many oppose giving residential or maybe even possible citizenship opportunities to d.r.e.a.m.ers downstream, they may go along. so at the end of the day, although the republican leadership is embarrassed, by the whole thing, they may actually wind up developing a program for d.r.e.a.m.ers just so that they can be aligned with the president, even if they are so to speak johnnys-come-lately.

>> interesting. so if this happens, and there's this realignment of power sources, doesn't it kind of toss aside conventional wisdom about american politics? >> haven't we been tossing aside conventional wisdom for the last year or so? >> you're right. >> the alliance albeit temporary between congressional democrats and republican president donald trump it may be strange there's no question but it does remind us of an often used phrase, politics makes strange bedfellows, and even though the republican president and congressional democrats have very little in common, they do on this issue, and that may force the hand of congressional republicans. stay tuned. >> stay tuned indeed, as always larry gerston thanks to you. we'll have more news after the break.

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e is for everyone. good morning. starting to feel and look more like fall around the bay area. 40s on the map this morning. tiburon some patchy low clouds, 48 degrees. san francisco more low clouds. 57 right now. we'll take you out to the coast, half moon bay a similar view to what we're seeing in san francisco, low clouds. misty skies. walnut creek the trend of upper 50s with hazy sunshine to start off your morning and overcast skies in san jose, currently at 60 degrees and the reason why we got the low clouds inland is the onshore breeze which is southwest at 16 in to solano county and fairfield this morning and the all-day

seabreeze will keep our temperatures in line with what we saw yesterday and in some cases possibly trending a little bit cooler, especially around the inner bay and the coast, so today downtown san jose close to 80 degrees, low 80s south of downtown, milpitas about 79 degrees with that northwest wind for about 10 to 20 miles per hour picking up as we go through the afternoon. highs around the tri valley toward concord and antioch today in the low to mid 80s. lower 70s into oakland for the raiders game today and turning breezy by midafternoon. peninsula temperatures mostly in the 70s. lower 60s around pacifica and half moon bay today and san francisco in the upper 60s to wrap up the weekend, big change from the last two weekends when we had record-breaking temperatures and into the north bay, south winds at times will keep those cooling conditions going with mild temperatures highs in the 70s to low 80s. so the futurecast which you're going to see will be clearing skies inland around 3:00 and notice what happens for tomorrow morning, we see a lot more low

cloud cover further inland, which means more chances of finding some drizzle and mist very likely for your morning commute on monday. especially across the golden gate bridge, the coast, and into the south bay as the trend turns cooler for the work week. so this really is a reversal for when we saw really the predominant pat fernor most of the summer, strong high pressure in some cases anchored right on top of northern california. now progressing into more fall-like pattern as systems misses for the most part to the north but keep high pressure at bay and so the times some breezy conditions. monday, marine layer gets enhanced by one system that passes on by and then we'll see a stronger system wednesday into thursday, and air that's cool enough as it dives down east of the sierra, sometimes referred to these systems as inside sliders type storms as they drop down on the east side of the sierra, so really it's just the north bay that has a slight chance of a brief shower but friday morning is some of that cooler air dives down around lake tahoe if there's enough moisture in place some of the higher peaks may get a dusting

of snow. the cooldown will not last long. high pressure builds back toward the coast. the warmest days of the next seven to ten days will actually show up as we head toward next weekend. san francisco breezy and cooler, areas of drizzle at times, thursday maybe a little bit windy, as you see fall begins on friday, just after 1:00, notice san francisco mid-70s next weekend, similar trend for our valleys, breezy at times, fall getting started on friday but temperatures rebounding a bit for next weekend, no 90s or 100-degree temperatures as we move into the first weekend of fall next weekend. kira? >> crazy, rob, thanks. we want to tell you about a south bay street closure because of the viva festival in san jose. drivers will not be able to access several streets including parts of third street, east santa clara, alum rock road and south white road. it is a free event that brings communities together to walk, bike, skate and explore the city like never before. it goes from 10:00 to 4:30

today. and finally this morning, a fierce doughnut eating competition between police and firefighters in san bruno, it happened yesterday at church of highland. only one could be named doughnut eating champion, and as you can see, that fireman was taking no prisoners. is he like the joey chestnut of firefighters? wow! i kind of want a doughnut now but then i -- kind of gross. he has the technique down, washing it down with water. if that's not a great way to start your day, i don't know what is. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we want to let you know, no 5:00 or 6:00 news tonight, instead it's sunday night football night in america, crazy that is back. it is officially fall. then xfinity sports sunday prime time airs at 8:30, followed by a special edition of "nbc bay area news" at 9:00, and of course we'll be on again tonight at 11:00. poor rob will be here at 11:00.

until then, stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have a really great sunday. see you next weekend! ment

this sunday whose party is it anyway? first the republicans. president trump's reversal on immigration has them serious. >> called out to the crowd. "we're going to build samples of the wall". >> is he this tone deaf? this ignorant? does he not know what got him elected. >> on tax, are we looking at a fundamental change? or at a president who just wants to put points on the board. i'm ask republican senator tom cotton. next the democrats. bernie sanders proposal for single payer healthcare. >> healthcare in america must be