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this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> good tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez smpbl. laura garcia is off this week. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike has a look at the commute, hopefully it's not too bad out there for you. we got to get a look at the forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that and how are we looking? >> it's been so nice. yesterday was perfect. it's going to be nice again today, as we take a live look outside in san francisco. >> ooh! >> i love this view from emeryville looking toward san francisco. we are going to see the morning clouds and fog rolling by keeping the temperatures cooler. as we head through today, highs reaching into the upper 60s and for parts of the north bay some upper 70s and low 80s. novato reaching 81 degrees. 73 in san mateo and in oakland, while fremont and san jose will continue to reach into the upper 70s, all of this a little bit cooler than what's normal for this time in august so we'll continue to monitor that.

we'll talk about a warmup and mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? >> we're tracking a crash in oakland, 580 westbound, we did have a crash and some slowing. looks like this vehicle was able to make its way off or be assisted off at keller, so that's a smoother drive traveling from 98th to the warren freeway. the rest of the freeway looking good as we expect, just mild slow pass. we'll keep our eyes out. back to you. three people accused in the death of a young girl inside of a south bay church are due in court for a plea hearing. rene hernandez santos and claudia hernandez are accused in the smothering death of hernandez's 3-year-old daughter last summer during the girl's ex-orism. the two men were the father and uncle and they said they did is

because they thought the child was possessed by an evil spirit. bay area students return to class this week and next week. safety concerns at the forefront of parents' minds. joining us is infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin-hong. we want to talk about mass masks. my kid's school district doesn't require masks anymore. what do you think kids should do? >> withal it all depends on the kid. if the kid is immune compromised, specifically speaking if the kid hasn't been vaccinated and is not eligible for a booster, it may be a right time to wear a mask, if the levels of community transmission are high which many of the bay area still is and ultimately it depends on who the kid lives with. if the kid lives with grandma

who might be immune compromised or somebody else in the family, that might be reason to think about being a little more cautious in school. >> what should we be doing at home? should we be testing our kids regularly? >> no, i think that my recommendation is really only to test if you have symptoms at this moment. i think what we found over time where at least the data suggests that a high proportion of kids already have had some exposure is to do symptomatic testing and it's been really resourced intensive in some schools. you may see the cdc reemphasize that in the upcoming week. >> i guess we'll be able to save some of our covid tests at home, now that we know we're testing for symptomatic. what do you say in terms of extracurricular activities? my kids are swimmers, soccer season is coming around. should we take any precautions there that are different from

school? >> no, i think with contact sports, particularly in california, outdoors is less risky than indoors but if you're indoors as well, again, very simple rules, which kind of go on for much of the year, even before covid, if you're sick, please don't participate in sports and again, be in touch with people's symptoms, again, ventilation is going to be key, large ceilings, good ventilation, indoor gym still probably going to be okay and you know, locker rooms, sharing meals, depends on the transmission outdoors. >> we want to talk to you about monkeypox. we know that this has been more prevalent in some communities in some of our communities in the bay area, but in terms of children, we know that it can be contagious through contact with objects and utensils, so should we be worried about monkeypox in schools? >> not at this point at all.

i think we are most worried about kids with monkeypox if they are in the household with someone who has been diagnosed with monkeypox and in that setting, you definitely want to have separate utensils and bedding and towels and treat it the same way like covid in terms of that exposure in the household from somebody who has a known or suspected case of monkeypox. >> i did speak with dr. peter chin hong about so much more. watch the interview on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online, and you can find it under the must-see playlist. this morning fans all over the world continue to mourn the passing of a hollywood star, olivia newton-john. the chart-topping singer passed away yesterday, born in england, she was raised in australia and moved to the united states in the 1970s to promote her singing

career. as jessica aguirre reports she's remembered as a seemingly tireless performer who created magical moments for generations of fans. ♪ are you sure ♪ ♪ yes i'm sure down deep inside ♪ ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ >> reporter: she's always the one we wanted. 40 years after the prenear of "grease" olivia newton-john reunited with john travolta and talked about the film's legacy. >> we're grateful this is a part of everyone's life, they love it. ♪ let me be there in your morning ♪ >> reporter: newton-john's songs were part of america's soundtracks are decades. the 1973 u.s. debut album "let me be there" produced her first top ten singles. a.m. bums in the '70s and '80s accelerated a music career that would sell more than 100 million albums and produced 15 top ten singles. ♪ hopelessly devoted to you ♪

>> reporter: "grease" open her worldwide fame in the movies followed by a starring role two years later in "xanadu." ♪ let's get physical ♪ >> reporter: the 1981 "physical" won her four grammy awards and billboard magazine called it the sexiest song of its time. >> it was so naughty then and so nothing now. >> reporter: she battled cancer, first in the '90s and then again later. >> i want to see an end to cancer in high life time. >> reporter: she devoted herself to helping other cancer survivors traveling the world to raise money and awareness. ♪ you can believe we are magic ♪ >> reporter: at 67, newton-john and her daughter chloe released "you have to believe." it went to number one on the

billboard dance club chart. when cancer came back in 2017 a tombor at the base of her spine, a her tour was put on hold. according to her husband on the facebook page she passed away peacefully surrounded by the people she slofd. >> newton-john was 73 years old and later this morning the "today" show will honor the icon with an in-depth look at her past work and legacy she leaves behind. she'll be missed. ♪ but baby can't you see there's nothing else for me to do ♪ ♪ i'm hopelessly devoted to you ♪

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good tuesday morning. it is 4:42. let's take a look at dublin. right now it's 60 degrees and mostly clear. we'll see a through clouds by 9:00 and temperatures slowly start to warm up today. it's going to be another mild one as we enjoy some slightly cooler than normal temperatures. we'll have a warmup, we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> enthe nimitz 880 looks great, no problems fremont through oakland. a little farther south we're looking at a crash that might be affecting 680 around o'keefe. it's been there for a while. i'll give you the latest updates from the chp as an earlier crash. let's check in the world of

business with courtney. >> good morning. i am courtney reagan from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher this morning after a mixed session for stocks yesterday. the dow rising about 30 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq slipped. a warrant of slower sales for gamingships and investors continue to go over earnings reports, a strong jobs friday and in focus today a report on productivity and labor costs. snap is launching new parent at controls today which will let them see who their teens are talking to. the family center is rolling out social media companies are under fire for a lack of protection for kids. parents can invite their teams to the family center. they confidentially report any concerning accounts but won't be

able to see private content for the messages themselves. whatsapp is adding new privacy operations, which is owned by the parent of facebook, meta, is launching for users to privately use the app without being visible online. they'll choose which contacts can see their online status while hiding it from others. whatsapp is testing screen shot blocking for messages which disappear after open to single time and it allows to leave groups privately without sending out a mass notification they've left. always a little awkward. >> that it is, keep it on the hush. >> wait, did you leave my group chat? >> all right, thank you, courtney. >> courtney! [ laughter ] coming up for you, 4:44 this morning, a major breakthrough in a catalytic conver

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good tuesday morning. a live look at downtown san jose, looking nice and bright. >> that is nice. >> dark early for you this morning. start of the day is 4:47 and another look at the forecast and kari, how is it shaping up? >> looks pretty nice for now, we've enjoyed cooler than normal temperatures. as you know, things are going to change especially as we head toward the end of the week. we're seeing the clouds overhead

right now. first day of school for more kids going back at acalanes union high school, it's in the upper 50s as we head out the door. as we go into the afternoon t will reach into the mid-70s so a really nice, comfortable day, as we zoom into the south bay, reaching 77 in downtown san jose. we'll see some mid 80s for morgan hill and 80 for coup tee row. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, danville, pleasanton reaching 82 degrees and oakland reaching 73, and we'll see some temperatures in the low 70s for san mateo, but upper 70s for redwood city, and daly city reaching 67 degrees. you can still see the range in temperatures especially from the coast to the inland areas, downtown reaching 69 in san francisco, 78 for mill valley and 86 today for clear lake and we are dealing with some drier conditions, lower humidity, you can tell by the brown that's there but all of the green that high humidity will start to surge back toward the bay area

on friday, that coming as the temperatures will be going up, so we'll feel very warm and muggy as we head toward late friday into saturday and you can see the trends of the temperatures going up as well so we're in the low 80s for the next couple of days and then seeing some low 90s headed toward the weekend, while san francisco will be in the upper 60s, we will see those temperatures only going up just slightly over the next few days. mike, you're already tracking a few incidents. >> yeah, they're smaller so that's the good news. this one over here, 680 at mckee i talked about that after the commercial break and that took a light pull-out. no major injuries and that pole has been cleared from the freeway, the most important part for the south bay slowing. slowing 101 southbound, right by the airport. usually that's just a slower-moving crew, crews moving around from overnight work, just like this crew will be leaving shortly from niles canyon, 238

connector mission boulevard and 680. no major issues through the caldecott. there's one other crash a small one at 24 just off of highway 4 and that looks like it's cleared from the roadway, no slowing at the scene. back to you. >> thank you, mike. only on nbc bay area, a south bay family is talking about the recent death of a loved one police say died after someone set his car on fire. family members say 47-year-old michael delgado was homeless and living in his car for the past two years. july 31st, firefighters responded to a car fire in the alma neighborhood and found his body inside. his daughter still can't accept what happened. >> it's still hard for me to, you know, accept the fact that's gone because he's always, you know, i never thought this was going to happen to him. he was a good person, for somebody to do that to him, to die the way he died. >> police later arrested another

homeless man, 50-year-old martin cabrera. they are no the indicating if investigators know a possible motive. developing this morning, the widening search for a teenaged girl authorities believe may have been abducted from a sierra campground. sheriffs deputies served placer lake as the helicopter team flew the i-80 corridor. at the same time friends and family posted flyers organizing a search party to try to find 16-year-old kylie rodnei, last seen early saturday at the placer family campground outside truckee. a friend says a lot of people gathered there for a late night party. >> there has to have been one person. there are people sitting in cars, everywhere around this place. >> my head is all over the place, and terrified. bad thoughts are very strong and hard to keep at bay but i'm

trying to hold out hope, you know, that we'll find her, that she'll come home. >> if you are in that area, you can find that picture and a picture of her car on nbcbayarea.com. if you have any information, call the placer county sheriff's office. new details in fremont where a recycling center is at the center of an investigation police say involves stolen catalytic converters. police are showing off the parts of 300 stolen catalytic converters. . in a year-long sting operation undercover officers sold devices marked stolen. in june they went into and are trying to match with the victims but many items nor longer traceable. prosecutors are still weighing the possible charges here. right now on nbcbayarea.com,

consumer investigator chris chmura explains how you can mark or etch your car's catalytic converter. go to our home page. >> it's such a hardship when that happens. "america's got talent" kicks it up a notch. next on "today in the bay" the march to the finals is on, why judge howie mandel says this season is not like the others before. and happening now, a u.s. force service employee is being indicated and identified as the latest victim to die in the mckinney wildfire burning near the oregon border. authorities say kathy schutman was off duty when she died at her home the day the fire broke out. she had not followed evacuation orders. that fire has now burned more than 60,000 acres since july 29th and 55% contained. 90 homes have been destroyed. we'll be right back.

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you definitely want to have separate utensils and bedding and towels and treat it the same way like covid. >> right now at 5:00, preventing more outbreaks of monkeypox, to go one on one with a local expert to find out how concerned paernts should be about the possibility of monkeypox spreading in the classroom. a lot of close contact there and also his advice on msgs and testing to prevent the spread of covid. and federal agents warm president trump's mar-a-lago resort, this is the first time the fbi has ever searched the home of a former president. we're live in washington with new details on what they may have been looking for. this is "today in the bay," streaming live