good morning. we take this gorgeous look outside. cloud cover in san francisco with the

sun shining over. what a way to start our weekend. thank you so much for starting it with this. i am kira klapper. rob mayeda joins us with your forecast. >> this shows you the trend that we will be seeing as we move through the morning. low clouds and fog with drizzle in a few places. 60 degrees in san francisco. low clouds fading away in the as we head to the midmorning hours. patchy clouds on the coast. nobody is seeing any heat. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 80s inland and then upper 70s closer to san jose. we will tell you about when we could see some 90s returning to our forecast. >> we will see you soon. outside lance is back in it

almost feels pre-pandemic. there were hundreds of thousands of people with very few masks. there are lingering concerns about recovery and monkeypox. we go inside the biggest music festival. >> reporter: it is back and in full swing. huge crowds enjoying the first night of outside lands. >> it is definitely very different than last year because of monkeypox. >> reporter: while they took precautions -- >> i try to stay away from large crowds. >> the last time i was here was 2018. i think there are more people here now because we were sick of staying home a little bit. >> reporter: they are out at golden gate park.

the doctor says he would feel fine being in these crowds. the fact that this festival is outdoors means that recovery is not a big worry. monkeypox is also low risk. >> the biggest risk is in the end of meant setting. the login share his skin to skin contact. hugging, high fives, will not spread monkeypox at all. >> i am a little more careful than normal. >> reporter: in san francisco, nbc bay area news. san francisco hospital says they do not have enough doses of vaccine. meanwhile sf general is putting a stop to walk-ins at his clinic which will be in effect until tuesday. if you have an appointment schedule, you are good to go.

police in the east bay are trying to find the people that shot into a barbershop hitting a 13-year-old girl. it happen in broad daylight in san leandro. >> reporter: a large bullet hole remains at this barbershop in san leandro. police say two to three shots were fired inside the shop. a 13-year-old girl was hit by bullet fragments in her foot. >> i saw her sitting there and i am hoping that nothing is fractured. >> reporter: nikita owns the store next door and she rushed to get her customers in the back and called 911 >> i was here doing what i do and i heard gunshots. >> reporter: this is video

showing the scene afterwards. the 13-year-old was treated at a hospital and is expected to physically be okay. nikita was shot in her arm when she was 18 and hopes the girl will heal mentally as well. >> this has got to stop. >> reporter: police are not sure if it was random or a robbery gone wrong. we tried to reach out to the owners of the barbershop, but we have not been able to get a hold of them. one person is dead following a car crash in the south day. it happened on highway 87 in san jose. the chp says two cars were involved in the collision. we will continue to update this story as more information becomes available. sake of follow up now to the fight of a closure of an east bay school. parents are vowing to fight any effort for the takeover of the

school. security guards confronted a group trying to get into the building. this is video shot at the protesters showing part of the confrontation. demonstrators claim that the class sent three people to the hospital. they are calling for an investigation on how they were treated by security. >> they have been doing this for almost 20 years of closing schools and communities that need them the most. >> this was a violent attack against parents and teachers and a liberation that has been peaceful. >> reporter: previously the district urged demonstrators to find another way to protest. the district hasn't responded to allegations of violence. and now to berkeley's

people park where it is not just protesters halting construction. a temporary stay which means uc berkeley cannot move forward. dozens of demonstrators vandalized equipment and faced off with police hoping to stop the project and keep the park in taxed. this will create housing for about 1000 students. it can put up a security fence around the park. we are hearing from a san francisco charrettes cadet who says the city's board of supervisors president verbally abused him at a city hall security check park because walton did not want to take off his belt. details have been trickling out since the incident but now we are hearing from the cadet himself. here is the story.

>> reporter: a cloud is hanging over san francisco city hall. the board of supervisors president is accused of using a racial slur against the chivas cadet >> i just want him to tell the truth. >> reporter: he says that his truth is explaining what happened when the supervisor was asked to take off his belt before going through security at city hall. >> we did make an agreement between him and i that if there was not a crowd i would want him. it was the weekend of pride and obviously there is a hustick to agreement. >> butler says the supervisor wanted to push his way through but he did not allow it. that is when walton got mad and used a racial slur. >> he looked at me and pointed at the glass and said it is in words like you do cause the problem. >> reporter: an internal memo

claims that walton admitted to using the racial slur many times during the exchange. and now walton is defending the exchange in two written statements saying in part the whole thing is being mischaracterized. he says no other supervisor has been more on the sheriff department side than him. and the sheriff's office is retaliating against them because he has called for more accountability and transparency in the sheriff's office. the mayor is weighing in saying the worker should ever be treated with disrespect and the "n" word is not appropriate in the workplace and an apology would be appropriate . >> i just want to look his constituents in the eye and tell them he lied. >> reporter: he says he stands by his statements.

"today in the bay." nearly 1000 firefighters are still near the oregon border battling the massive mckinney fire. it has been close to 60,000 acres. other smaller fires have ignited in the surrounding areas. four tests are tied to the mckinney fire and dozens of homes are destroyed. we are now learning that that fire may be connected to a power line owned by pacific power. these photos show the fire soon after it the night it just hours before they were taken there was a power outage in that same area raising questions as to whether those two things are connected. you can watch the full report on our website. just go to https://www.nbcbayarea.com/ . the warriors will be hosting a school supply giveaway

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welcome back on your saturday morning. a glorious look at the sunshine twinkling on the sales force tower as the rest of the city is shrouded in cloud cover. our meteorologist, rob mayeda, will have the forecast coming up in a few minutes. developing news out of los angeles. the crash happened around yesterday morning and the marv is the neighborhood. it shows a blue mini cooper

registered to her wedged up against the garage of an apartment complex. tmc is reporting she crashed into it. before anyone could help her she put it in reverse and took off. firefighters say the car was seen speeding down the street before launching into the air and crashing into a home. it ignited a fire that engulfed that home. paramedics rushed anne heche to the hospital with severe burns. she is known for her work on a soap opera. she also dated ellen degeneres. indiana lawmakers have become the first a passion abortion ban since roe v wade was overturned. the bill allows for limited exceptions. lawmakers passed a bill during a special session called four

by the states republican governor. he issued a statement saying he believes the bill makes progress and protecting life. and now to the family of an oakland woman who vanished several months ago. there is evidence that leads them to believe that she was in fact murdered. alexis gabe was 23 when she told her family she was going to see an ex-boyfriend in january. police believe the ex-boyfriend killed her. last week police met with her family and gave them a detailed timeline of what they believe happened. that includes surveillance video from two days after she disappeared. it shows her arriving at his mom's home and taking several heavy garbage bags out of his car. her dna was detected inside his washing machine and in the back

of his car. her family says they can no longer hold out hope that she still might be alive. >> we are going to talk about whether it is time for us to do a memorial for her or maybe to a celebration of life. if we have to wait until we find her. we definitely want to do something so that our daughter can rest in peace. >> the suspect was killed by police when they tried to arrest him in june. the family is hoping to see continued searches done in amador county where police believe her body may have been dumped. staffing shortages are hitting at east bay library. the walnut creek branch was closed yesterday and will remain closed today due to a staff shortage.

officials did not explain why the library was short on staff, but they are encouraging people to go to the pleasant hill library. happening today, man's best friend is taking over the beach for the world dog surfing championships. they are hoping to bring home the golden surfing award. there will be a dock beach fashion contest and dock adoptions. it raises money for dock related nonprofit organizations. what else is happening this weekend? we have lots to do today. first saturday at dolores park in san francisco. fans and friends of felines are invited every saturday of the month.

no reservations our registration is needed. head over there if you are feeling it. our continued down to redwood city. beers, siders, live bluegrass music from 11:00 to 4:00. or head over his to the plaza for the concord jazz festival. the food trucks open at noon and the music starts at 8:00 one . there will likely be a good amount of improvisation as well. make it up as you go along because it is your weekend. time now to check in with rob mayeda with a look at our microclimates forecast. such an interesting morning. >> it will be one of the warmer days that we have seen in a while.

we should see upper 60s around san francisco and more clouds for the moment in san jose. 65 degrees with a mild start to the morning. low clouds surging all the way to the past. walnut creek, 64. this is one of the warm spots around the bay area. there is a look at the sun over downtown san francisco at 61 degrees. a sea breeze that is keeping our air quality good. and it does not look like wildfire smoke will be impacting us. we have the mckinney fire to the north and lightning strike fires on the coast. what is left at the low clouds inland should fade away by mid morning. on the coast where it is foggy, you will see more of that through the day. by lunchtime, numbers are starting to climb

into the 70s. the warm spots today will be solano county, morgan hill, mid- to upper 80s and the southern santa clara valley. 70s to near 80 around santa rosa and nevada. close to 70 downtown. , check out our nbc bay area booth. look at that, mid-70s, and you cannot pick better weather this time of year in fremont. in the sierra, strong thunderstorms. we should catch a break from the humidity and the next chance for seeing more of those thunderstorms should arrive on tuesday. it will move off to the east as high pressure builds in. we could see temperatures climbing as we approach thursday. i think our inland valleys, you

will notice a change because most of this weekend into next week is in the low 80s. thursday and friday could see low 90s inland. considering that portland is in the upper 90s today and seattle is in the upper 80s. we have had the most comfortable weather right here in the bay area. it is 7:22. coming up next, nbc bay area response. >>

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good morning. it is saturday, august sick. the sun is shining on the transamerica pyramid. it is impossible to see the golden gate bridge because of the cloud cover. thank you so much for starting your saturday morning with us. i am kira klapper. our meteorologist, rob mayeda, is here with your forecast. >> we have low visibility due

to the fog with rakes in the clouds. darken low clouds mixed with the sunshine. there is no reason to leave to find more comfortable weather. we have the best weather here. notice the temperature trend. by lunchtime, 70s inland. 80s around fairfield and morgan hill. we will talk about when we might see 90s. the bay area's largest music festival is back and promising to be better than ever. masks and vaccines are not required. there were hundreds of thousands of people at the first day. there is a looming concerned of covid and monkeypox. >> reporter: it is back and this time in full swing. huge

crowds enjoying the first night of outside lands. and looming is covert and monkeypox. >> it is different than last year because of monkeypox. >> reporter: while they took precautions correct back >> i try to stay away from large crowds. >> the last time i was here was 2018. i think there is more people here now because we all were sick of staying home a little bit. >> reporter: they are out at golden gate park. >> going to a festival is really low risk. >> reporter: this festival is outdoor where it is breezy and that means recovery is not a big worry. >> the biggest risk of a festival is in and intimate setting. the lion share of cases is in skin to skin contact. hugging or and embrace is not

going to spread monkeypox at all. >> we are being a little more careful than normal. >> reporter: in san francisco, nbc bay area news. san francisco general hospital says they do not have enough doses of the monkeypox vaccine. meanwhile sf general is putting a stop to walk ins at their clinic. that will be in effect until tuesday. if you already have an appointment, you are good to go . san francisco is reporting 440 cases. and now to police in the east bay. they are trying to find the people that shot into a barbershop hitting a 13-year- old girl. it happen in san leandro.

>> reporter: a large bullet hole remains of this barbershop following a midday shooting. two to three shots were fired inside the shop, and a 13-year- old girl was hit by bullet fragments in her foot. >> i saw her sitting there and i am hoping that nothing is fractured. >> reporter: nikita owns the hair salon next-door and she rushed to get her customers in back and called 911 >> i was here and i heard the gunshots. i knew it was close. >> reporter: this is video from her ring device. the 13-year-old was treated at the hospital and is expected to physically be okay. nikita who was shot in the arm when she was 18 hopes that the girl will heal mentally as well. >> police are not sure if the shooting was random, targeted,

or perhaps a robbery gone wrong. we tried to reach out to the owners of the barbershop, but we haven't been able to get a hold of them. and now to a follow up over the fight of the east bay school. a handful of public education activists are vowing to continue to fight their takeover of the oakland school. oakland unified some people to change the locks of parker elementary and soon after security guards were confronted by a group trying to get back in the building. this is video showing part of the confrontation. demonstrators say the clash sent three people to the hospital. yesterday they held a news conference calling for an investigation regarding how they were treated by security. >> they have been doing this for almost a 20 year period of closing schools and communities that need them the most.

>> this was a violent attack against parents and teachers and a liberation that has been peaceful. >> previously osd urged them to find a different way to protest. the district has not responded to the allegations of violence. and now to the berkeley people's park. there is a temporary stay which means uc berkeley cannot move forward with construction on new housing. earlier this week thousands of protesters vandalized equipment hoping to stop the project and keep the park intact. it will create housing for 1000 students. while they cannot resume construction, they can put up a security fence around the park. we are hearing from a

sheriff's cadet the says the president of the city's board of supervisors verbally abused him at a city hall checkpoint because walton did not want to take off his belt. details have been trickling out and now we are hearing from the cadet himself. here is his story. >> reporter: a cloud is taking over san francisco city hall. the board of supervisor president is accused of using a racial slur against the cadet. >> my main concern is clearing my name. >> reporter: he says that his truth is explaining what happened when the supervisor was asked to take off his belt before going through security at city hall. >> we did make an agreement between him and i that if there was not a crowd i would want him. it was the weekend of pride and obviously there was a huge crowd and he did not stick to the agreement. >> reporter: instead butler

says the supervisor wanted to push his way through but he didn't allowed it. walton got mad and use a racial slur. >> he looked at me and pointed at the glass and said it is "n" word like you that are part of the problem. >> reporter: an internal memo from the sheriff's department claims to walton admitted to using the racial slur many times during the exchange. walton is defending the exchange in two written statement saying in part, the whole thing is being mischaracterized. no other supervisor has been a thorn in the side. he says that the sheriff's office is retaliating against him because he has call for more accountability and transparency in the sheriff's office >> i am not in a position to retaliate. >> reporter: the mayor is weighing in saying that no worker should ever be treated with disrespect and the "n"

word is not appropriate in the workplace and an apology would be appropriate. >> if he apologizes that would not mean much . >> reporter: i reached out to supervisor walton and he responded by saying he stands by his statements. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." nearly 1000 firefighters are still near the oregon border fighting the mckenney fire. it is 30% contained. other smaller fires have ignited this week. four deaths are being tied to the fire and dozens of buildings have been destroyed. the fremont festival of the arts, the two day event is fun for the invite time family. the festival is out wildly avenue and paseo parkway.

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starting off with patchy low clouds. 65, san jose. more clouds out toward dublin. you can see how far those clouds moved in. more clouds in walnut creek. we are 64 degrees and seeing more sunshine. san francisco, 63. the onshore winds are helping us out with our air-quality. it is good across the board. upper level wind is keeping the wildfire smoke away from us . it looks like most of the smoke will stay north to mendocino county. we started off in the 60s with patchy low clouds. clearing skies as we head toward the afternoon. not to chile for a change around san francisco and oakland. mid-70s with the festival of

the arts going on this weekend. morgan hill over toward the tri- valley should see 80s. the bay bridge series comes back and oakland, 4:07. it will be a beautiful evening for baseball around the east bay. we have had some unusually wet weather around the sierra. you saw the flooding around death valley. that system is moving off to the east. the moisture and the mugginess should catch a bit of a break this weekend. areas in green where that monsoon moisture will stay more across southern california. the next chance to see some of that monsoon moisture come closer to the bay area might be on tuesday. most of that should stay south of lake tahoe.

that will push farther to the east as high pressure builds in and that will lead to the warming trend. san francisco, we have bumped up the temperatures. upper 60s and near 70. trending warmer as we head toward next thursday. valley temperatures are comfortable but make get warmer toward wednesday and thursday. low 90s is the warmest part of your seven day forecast. it is not bad as we enjod a strong sea breeze off and on as we go through the week. >> a beautiful forecast. coming up, a big day for the giants

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welcome back. we are taking a live look outside at the coliseum. game one is right there. the giants will be looking to rebound after being swept by the dodgers. the open ace are coming off of a win in anaheim. the game starts just after 4:00 . the san jose state has started training camps. yesterday was the first day back in shoulder pads and the spartans are drilling the fundamentals. they were mountain west conference champs back in 2020. they are looking to rebound

after last season. they believe that taking care of the foot tall is the key to their success. >> we want to be the team that we are capable of being. >> the spartans kicked up the season on september 1 against portland state. and now to the twitter elon musk sock up. elon musk is blaming twitter get again. that is his response to twitter's lawsuit against him. twitter is suing must because he agreed to purchasing the company and now he backed out. mosque claims the company lied about is number of active users. twitter responded saying that must count lots with a bottle meter. it uses different data and more sophisticated metrics. both sides are building their cases before the court date in

october. tourism is san francisco's biggest moneymaker. many international travelers are not coming back, especially travelers from asia. passengers into sfo for june back in 2019, more than 5 million international travelers arrived at sfo. this year we saw 3.5 million. here are the numbers for each of. the number is down 71% and compare that to travelers from europe with the numbers are down 29%. so what is going on? according to the san francisco travel association, covid restrictions are a major problem especially in china. there are mandatory quarantines which is a big problem for us.

of 2019 tourists from china spent about $1 billion in san francisco travel members will start to improve soon >> time. conventions are starting to rebook and meetings are starting to take place. >> the president of the chamber of commerce says he expects numbers to be back at pre- pandemic levels by the end of next year. a quick look at the top stories we are following including concerns with outside including concerns with outside lands.

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here is what you can expect tomorrow morning. >> good morning. tomorrow morning on sunday today we revisit a very memorable conversation with machine gun kelly on his rise from cleveland hip-hop artist to top chart sensation. >> when i started touring, they knew have to song. and this next song is called, and it plays and everyone sees it. that was always the dream.

i am living the dream right now . >> another life well lived when sunday today errors. if you're not up at that hour set the dvr and we will see you when ever you are ready for us. as a reminder, sunday today starts at 6:00 a.m. here is a quick look at the top stories we are following. police in the east bay are looking for people who shot into a barbershop. this morning a large bullet hole remains following friday's midday shooting. we spoke to a woman who owns the hair salon next door. she rushed to get her customers safely to the back.

witnesses say two to three shots were fired inside the shop and a 13-year-old girl who was there with her mom was hit in the foot with bullet fragments. >> i saw her sitting there and i was hoping nothing is fractured. >> the 13-year-old is expected to be physically okay. san leandro police do not know if the shooting was random or targeted. nearly 250,000 people will be crowding into outside lands. a diverse lineup of musicians with art, wine, and local foods. this year there is no mask mandate and no vaccine or testing requirements. an infectious disease expert says the fact that the festival is out doors where it is breezy means covid is not a major concern. this year there are nearly 100 food vendors.

the music lineup includes some of the biggest names including green day and the festival runs through tomorrow. attendees are urged to take public transit because parking is extremely limited. man's best friend is taking over the beach in pacifica for the world dog surfing championships. they are hoping to bring home the golden surf he award. the competition raises money for dog related nonprofit organizations. it starts at 9:00 a gem a two day event is weak and fun for the entire family. there will be live performances, art installations, the festival is set paseo parkway. we are proud sponsors and if you stop

by, you might see some of the team. >> when we were out there, it was hot. probably the best whether you can hope for in august. low 60s this morning moving you forward to the afternoon. temperatures in mid-70s. picture-perfect weather there. all around the bay area including danville's music in the park at front street will be nice and low 80s. mid 80s around morgan hill. close to 70 degrees as that 7 day forecast comes up. it will be trending a little bit warmer as we get toward thursday. >> it looks like a really nice forecast and a great weekend to

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