good morning, everyone. you are waking up to a live look at san jose and we are just outside of the summer jazzfest and day two of the festival and we are joined here with vianey arana, and we are looking a little cloudy there, but hopefully it is not how it is going to stay. i don't know, you tell us. >> well, it is foggy in san

francisco and our temperatures are going to be comfortable once that cloud cover clears, but we have a nearby system that we have been talking about. this is the radar from a couple of hours ago and you can see the lightning strikes between california and oregon and near reading where we saw a number of lightning strike, and we are seeing the rain through medford and eureka and north bay and we could expect to see the showers and a slight chance of seeing the possible body showers into san francisco right now. you can see it is cloudy and foggy and i won't rule out the chance of seeing the spotty showers, because the gss and the euro models are showing the possibility of it creeping in around 8:00 a.m. and now looking downtown of san jose, and the sun is struggling to peak up, but once it does, the temperatures will warm up. by 2 sclk, we will be climbing into the low 80s and it is not going to be extremely hot. we will get a combination of the sun and clouds and sort of going to keep us comfortable in

through the afternoon and then if you are going to be in san francisco, the system will stay longer, and a chance of seeing the spotty showers, and i will go more into detail in a little bet. >> but the sun is coming out this afternoon? yes, it will. >> okay. thank you we will begin this morning with breaking news that accused sex offender jeffrey epstein took his life inside of a manhattan jail, and that is according to three officials familiar with the matter. he hanged himself. he is accused of paying some as young as 14 years old hundreds of dollars of cash for having sex at his townhouse in palm beach, florida. he had pleaded not guilty. epstein was 66. we have a followup to breaking news that we first brought you last night at 11:00, when the walmart in milpitas got the all-clear when the entire

store was evacuated. the bomb squad was called in around 4:00 p.m., and the sheriff's deputies and bomb sniffing dog checked tout area, and determined that the device was probably just fireworks. in another top story, scary moments in san jose when a burglar made his way into the house when the owners were still home. the couple did not realize they had been burglarized until they notice the home video and then realized precious jewelry was missing. the husband was in the driveway and the wife was in the shower and the burglar took what he wanted. we have this report. >> reporter: this man starts by putting on a sweater, but it is not his. it belongs to joanna hildalgo and this is her parent's house. >> nobody was injured, but it is the idea of somebody coming while they are in the house. >> reporter: this happened 10:00 wednesday morning when ed cruz and his wife are the only two

home. ed was outside helping to clear his neighbor's driveway and the wife was in the shower. for eight minutes he was intruding around the house, and here he has a big box that is supposed to go in his bedroom. >> what was here? >> it is a jewelry box. >> reporter: what is more disturbing the wife was in the next door. >> the jewelry was physically three feet away from where she was taking a shower, and so he was right there. >> reporter: the cruzes are okay, but they are devastated by the loss of the jewelry. >> it was passed on from grandmother, so it a lot of sentimental value. >> reporter: and also, you can see him putting on the warriors' cap that they just got when they played at the oracle arena. nbc news. and after a complicated cliff rescue last night, the boy fell off of his bike and down a cliff, and his father climbed down to save him, and some firefighters were lowered down

the cliff to save the two. they put the boy on the backboard and then a boat to safety. a fast-moving brushfire in alameda county is contained after being dangerously close to home. the fire started after 2:00 p.m., and then quickly spread into livermore. the neighbors were told to get ready to evacuate, but it did not come to that, and the flames never reached the homes. >> smoke was visible from miles away, and burned 42 acres, so there is an air quality advisory out this evening, as the smoke is going to travel to different parts of the tri valley area. >> speaking to families in the neighborhood, they are thankful their homes were spared. om yesome eerie similaritie this warehouse fire that is similar to the ghost fire that

killed 66 people, but some say this is not as severe. >> the individuals come in the day and work and go home at night. >> thankfully, no injuries and 50 firefighters managed to keep the fire from destroying the building. >> honoring the here rose. honoring the firefighters who rushed into the gilroy festival to save people were honored at t the giants' baseball game. sergeant jeremy jones threw tout fir -- threw out the first pitch. >> when you hear something like that over the radio and you are responding and you have to take a deep breath to realize what we are doing it for. >> santa clara sergeant jones was with his canine partner

raider there at the gilroy shooting. in the east bay 100 people gathered for a respect for humanity rally. the goal was a safe place for the community members to come together to express fierce following the string of mass shootings. also musical artists and guest speakers. the gunman who killed 22 people in el paso said he targeted mexicans. he had admitted to driving from dallas to el paso where 80% of the population is hispanic. he admitted to going into the walmart with the ak-47 and shooting people. he has been charged withp capil murder and held without bail. prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty. be sure the stay, there because we have a lot more for you this morning. still ahead on "today in the bay." and we will tell you what a

12-year-old girl had to ensure before boarding a plane in san francisco. and beefing up the security at the largest musical festival. victims in el paso were making a statement right here in the bay area. we were out $100,000, but chris got it back. >> we are proud to have helped put millionses of dollars back into the consumers' pockets. >> but the best part of the job? >> seeing people get their money back. >> let's take a selfie. >> we have won big. >> thank you, nbc bay area responds.

good morning. thank you for waking up with us, everyone. you are taking a live look outside of sfo and making a pretty early morning appearance there in san francisco. angry and frustrated after being forced to remove her head scarf in the airport. it happened from a air canada employee. and now her family does not want it to happen to anybody else. >> i remember being angry and frustrated. >> reporter: 12-year-old girl is speaking up about being singled out by an air canada employee to

remove her hijab. after a security check, an employee stopped her at the gate and asked for an i.d. check. >> at the gate, he said that you would have to take it off and i was confused at first, and he said that you have to take that off, and i said, oh, my scarf, and so she said i can't. and he removed her to a private room to remove the head scarf. >> i was separated from my teammates and i did not want to be late or have something go wrong, and i was like fine. >> reporter: after she arrived she contacted her family to tell them what happened. >> i don't want this to happen to anybody whether they are 12 or anybody, we don't want to see it happen again. >> and air canada apologized and said that although such checks are required by law, we will review this situation with the airport agent to make sure that better care is going to be

taken. the council of islamic relations says that she was unfairly targeted. >> i am concerned that muslims continue to complain of various types of discrimination at our airports. >> reporter: bay area news. coming up on "today in the bay" some 200,000 people will converge at golden gate park for the outside music festival. we will show you what is new this year. and we are tracking possibility of showers in the bay area. we will tell you which spots have the possibility of rain and what the temperatures are like. stay with us. yep! oh, yeah! seriously, save on fall styles for women, men, boys and girls. at the ross shoe event. on now.

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allow people to legally consume and buy marijuana. another thing is security. we have mn both of the changes. >> reporter: for 12 years outside lands has brought big crowds into golden gate park to enjoy food, drinks and music. >> it is a whole land of discovery. >> reporter: and this year, first time marijuana can be consumed in a designated area called grasslands. >> we are happy to be part of it and hopefully the beginning to more recreational sales of marijuana in major places. >> reporter: the director of the san francisco office of cannabis is hoping to make things safer. >> we wanted people to have a place to come apart from the rest of the event to essentially mitigate the impact that consumption of cannabis can have on other event attendees. >> reporter: and this year, more officers at the festival, and

more fencing, and tighter security in response to attacks in el paso, and dayton and gilroy. this group came from el paso days after a shooter killed 22 people in their city, and they came with a plan in case of the emergency. >> to stay close, and stay towards the exit, and stay with the group is a good idea. >> reporter: the shirts say el paso strong, and the message is that they won't let fear ruin their fun. >> it is no reason for us to be fearful and to give somebody that power to let us like live in fear. we won't give them that power. >> and that is ali wolf reporting, and it is not just outside lands, san francisco is also going to be stepping up security at the jazzfest. the doors opened up yesterday, and in the wake of the garlic festival shooting, the police chief says adding more officers and tightening up security. this year, the festival will have fewer entrances as well,

and all of the attendees and the visitors will be searched. everybody must be wearing a festival wristband, too, at all times. and pl is solice say, if you se anything strange, make sure that you let an officer know immediately. and so heightened awareness not just here, but elsewhere. >> i have been to the jazz festival and fantastic music and if you are headed out, there i have a look at the forecast and this is going to help to get you out the door into some 70s by about 12:00, 76. notice in the icons we have a mix of sun and clouds, so we will be keeping some of the cloud cover, but overall, the beautiful weather to enjoy outside with family and friends and hopefully everybody will have a chance to go outside to have some fun. in san francisco, 62 degrees and certainly cloudy and foggy right now. we are expecting of course the cloud cover and not just in san francisco, but also this is

downtown san jose, and looking at the cloud cover, it is beautiful out there in san jose right now, and 68 degrees, and we have been talking about this summer rain. so what exactly are we tracking? let's get you back to the satellite radar and we have a low pressure system, and again this is pretty far north, and near the border of oregon and california and you will get the timing right here, and overnight, we saw several lightning strikes near redding, and that is what the camera was catching with the lightning strikes. we have showers through medford and eureka. the future cast right now, and a lot of the rain if you will notice, it has a little bit of the cell moving through san francisco, and probably not even make it into the ground. so we are not expecting a complete washout, but you might see some spotty showers mainly to the north bay with the chance of seeing the showers moving in through san francisco, and parts of the coast as well. now, the gfs and other models

are not showing too much rain, and even though this big cell may not allow the rain to hit the ground, we will keep an eye on it. inland areas will see the better clearing and once we get the sun to peek through, we will have a mix of the sun and clouds and the temperatures will be comfortably be in the 70s in cupertino, and upper 70s and lower 80s in san jose and down to gilroy at 83, and in through the east bay, we are talking about concord and surrounding areas at 84. san mateo is 75. if you are headed into san francisco, it is upper 60s. and again, we will keep a lot morph to cloud cover for you have to be in san francisco, and in through the coastline, but at least the temperatures will warm up. some might be a little muggy. sonoma is 79. and speaking of the outside events, outside lands festival,

and we will be heading out there today, and it is going to be mid-60s and keeping the cloud cover, but it is going to be comfortable in throu the afternoon. in san francisco by tomorrow, 70 degrees as the temperatures warm up, and we will get better clearing in through the start of the work week and not just san francisco, but inland area, and today, we are going to be topping out at 80s and keep it there with the cloud cover and then by tomorrow when the cloud cover clears out, the temperatures will be warming right back up into the upper 90s. begad. >> thank you, vianey arana. and so, now, a store that is playing the final tunes, and we will tell you why the owner has been forced to close his doors for good. fried egg want it melty cheese want it sausage want it or bacon i want it! try my 2 for $4 breakfast biscuits and add 4 donut holes for just a buck. only at jack in the box.

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businesses who work with the artists. we have the story of one well loved san francisco business that is now singing a pretty sad tune tune. >> reporter: san francisco's haight/ashbury music center has been a part of the music since since 1972 and it has been the haight ashbury music center that grew out of a small music store. 40 years ago, massoud was strolling down haight street when fate pulled him into the music world. >> i just was going down the street to look for a space to open up a used record store, and i saw alooking for the working partner. >> reporter: the sign was in a small music store with the help of a college professor, he ended up buying it. >> i had a vision to have a

place that people would love the comto work and have a good time. >> reporter: and then he filled his store with guitars and basses and drums and anything else that can make a sound. >> people come here to feel like it is a museum, because there are times when you have to sitar and the harps. >> reporter: but the signs appearing on the front of the store this week have struck a sad note in the music scene. after 40 years, he has decided to close. >> the demographic has changed in san francisco, and the cost of running a business in san francisco is very high. you know, the rise of the internet killed a lot of the small businesses, and we happen to be one of them. >> reporter: the store is among a slew of the independent music shops that have shuttered in the city, and many are blaming the tech for pricing out the local musicians. >> people would come to the haight to play music, but if you

come now, you can't afford an apartment. >> reporter: and the hardest thing is to say good-bye to the employees and the customers. >> they come to see me, and you know, it is a sad day. >> reporter: the store is going to have a blowout sale starting this thursday and then become just another memory of haight street's musical pass. joe risotto jr., bay area news. sign of the times there. and now, we have a loter po comi comicom -- lot more coming up. and we will tell you how a quick-thinking teenager jumped into action. where are they going? one school is dealing with a disappearing student body. it is a nbc bay area exclusive.

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thank you for waking up with us. you are taking a live look in san jose just outside of the summer jazzfest. it is looking quiet and cloudy now, but that is going to change. the jazzfest opens in about six hours and the clouds will hopefully be floating on away hopefully? >> yes, they will be having a war with the sun. >> yes. >> and we will have a good mix of the sun and clouds in the inland areas, and with retracking an interesting system off to the north that is bringing a lot of the cloud cover. you see in san francisco, 62 degrees, and it is certainly cloudy, and there goes to cloud cover. let me give you a bert vitter vf downtown san jose. the sun is trying to peek through the clouds, but we are expecting the har shall clearing. right now in san jose, it is 60 degrees. once it clears, we will warm up into 80s and because of that system that you will see on the satellite radar off to the north, we are going to keep the cloud cover in for the early

afternoon, and this is going to keep the temperatures cooler, and even though it is cloudy, it will keep the temperatures below the 90s and maybe more comfortable to go out to enjoy the weather, and by tomorrow, we will climb back up into the 90s and it is going to be hotter. >> enjoy the upper 70s and 80s today. >> yes, it is hotter tomorrow, and the clouds are working in our favor for something. >> thank you, vianey, we appreciate it. and we have news for you this morning that accused sex trafficker jeremy epstein took his own life in jail. sources close to the location say that he hanged himself. he would offer hun eds are the -- hundreds of dollars of cash for sex with young girls as young as 14 years old. he had pleaded not guilty to

theis ex traffickithe s theis ex -- sex trafficking charges. he was 66. the walmart was evacuated in milpitas. the bomb squad was called in after a suspicious device was found. sheriff's deputies and the dog sniffing dogs determined that the device was probably just fireworks. for many student, school starts next week, but the superintendents in the south bay say that the enrollment is dropping dramatically, and that is costing them millions of dollars in state funding. so where are all of the students going? damon has the story. >> reporter: many who saw these images here said they felt like a punch in the stomach. >> oh, it is horrible, damian.

>> reporter: this superintendent feels that i.c.e. is forcing parents to pull their kids from school. they saw a dropoff last year, and this fall, another 270 students will not be coming back. in a june survey, the parents told her that they are leaving the state. >> that is telling me that the families are moving north or up north somewhere or many of them back to the country of origin. >> reporter: that is a $300 million hit for the economically-challenged district. the east side district says they will have at least 250 fewer student, and san jose unified says they will see a drop. an emotional mother says she knows the pain firsthand.

she is also her niece's legal guardian after the child's father was deported by i.c.e. she says that she is seeing the fear in children's eyes every day, and fear that their parents just won't come home one day, and fear that on the first day of school, their best friend's desk will be empty. damian trujillo, nbc news. bay area police departments are getting a lot of money to help crack down on car break-ins. $750,000 each to freemont, milpitas, and york, and san jose police. the officers say that the money will be invested in a number of ways like buying new cameras and improving the communication between the department, but police say that the best way to prevent the car break-ins is to keep the valuables out of sight. >> i kept my guitar in the car, and not visible and he broke in

and got my backpack which had my corporate laptop and my guitar. and a fast-moving brushfire in alameda county is pretty much contained. the fire started 2:00 p.m. yesterday near camino loop and dublin. the residents were told to be prepared to evacuate, but it didn't come to that. >> and the fire burned 248 acres and the smoke was visible from miles away. so there is an air quality advisory out this evening as the smoke will travel to different parts of the tri valley area. >> families in the neighborhood say they are thankful their homes were spared. eerie similarities in oakland yesterday. this fire at a warehouse inside of the art studios. for some sit a sobering reminder of the deadly ghost ship fire that killed 36 people. but others argue that the

similarities are few. >> the fire is completely different than that one. >> it is not a live/work studio. the individuals come in and work in the day and go home at night. >> 50 firefighters managed to contain the fire and keep it from destroying the building. honoring our heroes. the first responders who rushed in to help in the gilroy garlic festival shooting received special recognition at the san jose and giants' game. a helicopter took over the field, and responders from six agencies threw out the first pitch together as a sign of unity. >> the first response is heartbreaking at first, because i am born and raised here. and when you hear that come over the radio, you have to take a deep breath and remember what we are doing it for. >> santa clara county sheriff

jeremy jones was with his canine partner raider there at the gilroy shooting. and now, congress is facing intense pressure to take action after the recent shootings. the president wants renewed background checks, but there are questions about what can be passed on capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump leaving for vacation says he has spoken to the congress about meaningful background checks. >> add that word meaningful so that sick and demented people are not carrying guns. >> reporter: but he is not talking about universal background checks opposed by the nra. and while they say that mitch mcconnell is on board, neither the president or mcconnell have offered specifics, but the democrats have, and two bills are sitting on his desk.

>> the problem is that 1 in 5 gun sales happens without a background check. this is a gaping bill, and the bill is bipartisan and fixes it. >> reporter: people in el paso and dayton are grieving after 31 people were gunned down there. and walmart issued a statement saying that they are taking down displays of violent video games in their stores to honor the victims. >> nobody was taken into custody there, but the concern is adding to the country's gun restrictions and solutions soon. and now, a teenager who helped a sacramento police officer. sam korbes was on a ride along when the officer noticed a human acting suspiciously, and when the police officer saw him he

pulled over and the person was combative, and the teenager in the car called for backup. >> when you are fighting, and somebody is running up to say they will fight you as well, it is a scary moment. >> reporter: the teenager says that he has wanted to be a law enforcement officer since he was a kid. and today in the bay, what is going on with antonio brown? the new reason that he is not at the raiders' training camp and why he may not come back i in time soon. sports is next. with advil, you'll ask... what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain?

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the phillies go on to win 9-6. in the a's road trip in chicago, it continues and first the series against the cubs and now the white sox. a's third baseman matt chapman with the 26th home run of the season. and the native and stanford alum piscotty also homered. add story from the raid ir nation. their new high priced receiver is not practicing with the em too, becau -- team, because he is upset about a helmet. the old ones do not meet safety standards, and he is saying that he is so upset that he will not play football again unless he can use the old helmet. and now, looking at the stadium hours before the tailgaters are expected to arrive for the game. and the 49ers kick off the preseason tonight. they tweeted out cruz putting down the finishing touches.

the niners will host the cowboys. stay there with much more to come up on today in the bay. the move that amazon just made to ship alcohol right to your door. >> it is cloudy and cool, and if you have nearby rain. whether you are headed to the niners or the raiders,ly look at how the forecast is shaping up coming up.

it is 7:43 on this saturday and i don't know about you, but clouds make me feel so peaceful. that is what we are seeing right now, and live look over downtown san jose and we have the clouds and we have the sun waiting to peek through. the current temperatures in san jose, comfortable with 68 degrees, and definitely cloudier and foggy in san francisco, 62. we are still tracking the chance of a potentially seeing some spotty showers in through the afternoon as well. so satellite radar is the one that we have been tracking

really all kweek long, andweek have a low pressure system there between oregon and medford, and we have seen the lightning strikes sparking up over the redding area. you r eureka got some showers, and the gps model is showing the cell that is going to be moving in. and a lot of the rain may not make it into the ground, so we could see light spotty showers. so if you are heaeeaded to outs lands, the coolness could linger, and then the coastline remains clearing. the cloud cover is what is keeping the temperatures below the 90s to a more comfortable 80s and even though we are a little bit cloudy, the temperatures are slightly cooler today. san jose is $80, and gilroy is

84. and in through the east bayh in oakland. and now, in through the tri vall valley, and livermore 82. and expect the chances of showers to pop up. and through 11:00, to at love the cloud cover is going to be coming over. especially if you are in half moon bay, not a terrific beach day. make sure that you take a look at the north bay. santa rosa, 73, and novato is 79. and talk about the san francisco 49ers game tonight versus the cowboys. the tailgate is 77, and the kickoff at 6:00, it is breezy at time, but look at the temperature, 77. sure, we will keep the cloud cover and a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. and for oakland as well, because the oakland coliseum, and the oakland raiders will take on the l.a. rams, and pregame tailgate.

it is going to be breezy, but we are talking about mild temperatures at halftime. a light sweater, because of the breeze. by tomorrow, once the cloud cover is out, and the system is moving away, we are talking about 70s tomorrow and then monday and tuesday, the icons with a lot of sunshine, and the temperatures will warm right back up into the upper 90s by monday especially for the inland valleys, and 94 by tuesday and the temperatures will stay that way for the next several days. and go out to enjoy your saturday. begad? >> yes. and now, still ahead on "today in the bay." you not only smoke it, but dring it. this week is back to school, and groups of students are

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cannabis. there are cocktails and shots. >> ooh, it smells cinnamony. >> and it may be no surprise that the industry is going after a specific customer, those who are less experienced with cannabis, but they love the try new drinks. >> craft beer buyers are perfect for this line. >> reporter: and drinks can have cannabis or alcohol, but not both. >> alcohol, when you drink too much of it, you are supposed to throw up, and that is what stops you from being poisoned, and thc stopped me from throwing up. >> reporter: it is irony, because stopping nausea is when it was first legalize, because remember, cannabis is not about just getting high. >> our idea is to bring it into the sports world. >> reporter: and now hemp-der e hemp-derived cd be helps with a

host of ailments. >> hit elps with inflammation, and so many things. it is no refined sugars. >> and so people come to cannabis to help with the health. i don't want to give somebody diabetes while trying to combat alzheimer's. >> reporter: they make juices in three versions. is this the packaging here? >> yes, this is the hemp packaging. >> reporter: the hemp drinks can be sold anywhere. i moo smell watermelon and is there new bits of watermelon in there? >> yes. and for now, they are separate. >> is this good for the whole world. >> the whole world. and amazon is trying to gain the rights to sell spirits. if it goes through, amazon could start to deliver alcohol to the

customers. and here is how it would work. the people would buy the wine, beer or spirits online, and then amazon would bring it for the door, but someone over 21 has to be there to sign for it. the company plans to open a store in san francisco to sell alcohol as well. and now, today in the bay, you heard our friends in the studio, and this is jacob. we will tell you how the help clear the shelves, and jacob likes to sing, too. maybe we will hear that coming up. stay with us.

and welcome back, everyone. it is time for the clear the shelter segment with our friends from pets in need. we are here with marcel and hollis. tell us about jake. >> he is a husky mix, possibly, and he sings. he gets along with other dogs.

>> he sings, and i have to ask you about that. what do you mean? >> well, rachel can explain more, because she spends more time with him than i do, but he sings. he is vocal and gets along with kids and other dogs. we have not tested him with cats yet, but he is super, super cool. >> gosh. look at the eyes, too. beautiful, beautiful dog. and you opportunities for the people in the bay area if they want to foster. and tell us about that. >> recently we got a grant to help with the big dogs which tend to be the longest stays at the shelter. they tend to stay at the shelter longer before getting adopted and jacob has been with us for two month, and you can see he is a great dog. and so, the grant is to help us to rescue other big dogs from the shelters and part of that is expanding the capacity, and so fosters are the number one way to expand capacity at the shelters, and it is about adding

more kennels without the extra work. >> and what is that looking for a commitment? >> two weeks to a month, and it is mostly the big dogs right now, and we have fosters for the kittens and the cats and the puppies, and the big dog fosters are what we are in need of right now. >> and that could lead to someone adopting as well? >> yes. we do everything, getting them spay and neutered and microchipped and we just need somebody to take them home for a while. >> and come home for a little bit and then become a foster failure. and they come in to help foster the big dogs. >> that is going to help? >> yes, the larger dogs are harder to place, and they are the most euthanized. thank you, and i was hoping for a dog from jacob, but people will have to adopt. so to find out more about pets

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