good morning. it is sunday august 14th, 7:00 on to dot as, well, we are looking at clouds. they are actually above the golden gate bridge, and you can't tell though as we start our sunday morning. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kyra clapper, and our meteorologist is with us to tell

us more about this. >> yes, especially heading into the work week and this afternoon, we will see that it is cloudy once again, and looking at the temperatures starting out overall, we have 51 in morgan hill, and freemont and 77 in san francisco, and i wanted to take you through the headlines and whatly be talking about through my full forecast, because it is going to heat up. we will be talking about the high heat in solano county, and the monsoonal moisture, and the full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. we are following breaking news this morning. several people were injured in a shooting in jerusalem. the u.s. ambassador says that five people were hit, and five of them were american, and that including a pregnant woman. the shooting happened on a bus

near the western wall. the gunman turned himself in after the shooting. back here locally, the search for kiely rodni is ramping up. she vanished near a truckee community a week ago. her mother gives another emotional plea for answers. this is today in the bay's alyssa gore. >> it was a day of music and much needed hope. as the search continues for any sign of kiely rodni, the 16-year-old who was last seen at a party at the prosser campground. today was to show her love of music and support the family. her mom sent this visio. >> it is important to support

ourselves in the unyielding search to bring our daughter home. >> reporter: neither kiely or the phone or the car has been found. the last ping was 12:30 a.m. august 6th right near the water at prosser lake where the party was. the law enforcement will be increasing search areas. >> there is no fruitful search leading us in a correct direction. but some believe that there is still hope. >> it does not concern me as a week, because we are not wrapped into, it is a week. >> reporter: investigator say they have only spoken to a fraction of the people at the party, and urging more to come forward. >> i implore you, and beg of you

to find the courage to step forward and to share a story, and even if it is a hard thing to do, and please, please let me find my little girl. >> alyssa gore, today in the bay. today, u.s. lawmakers are in taiwan today with ed markey to discuss security trade and supply chains. >> after nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, they have issued unsanctioned someone against the military drills around taiwan. the case of a union city woman shot and killed in taiwan, and the police have arrested a

union city man charged with murder, and 60-year-old city man charged with accessory after the fact. the victim has been identified as 28-year-old joan jolly delci who died at the scene. and it is a matter of days when kaiser permanente will be striking mental health care workers. they say that kaiser is canceling the appointments for patients as the strike looms. they say that the union is well aware that the decision to strike will inevitably hurt kaiser permanente's needs to meet the patients and this is the point of the strike, and the reality is that the strike is going to reduce access to the care at the time of

unprecedented demands. and now to the follow-up of the story we told you about yesterday. protesters outside of laguna hospital hoping they could con convints convince the leaders to keep the facility open. it is closed because it failed to meet standard sanitation, laundering and recordkeeping, but the protesters say they can fix those thing, and laguna is a ability to keep it open, and they feel that the transfer of the patients is a real trauma for the patients. >> looking at the numbers, and if they are correct, between 5 and 9 people have died. >> the protesters are saying they are not giving up until they know that san francisco hospital is going to remain open for good.

the city has filed a lawsuit to stop the closure. for now, the family transfer are on pause, and we have looked out to medicare and medicaid, but neither has responded. a live look at the sunshine over businesses where they are moving forward and getting a big boost from two events. kicking off the san jose summer jazzfest. and maryann favro is saying that the event is not skipping a beat. >> you can see that downtown san jose is bustling, and about 5,000 people attended the festival bringing a big boost to the businesses hit downtown by the pandemic. >> the silent is broken by. >> we are back to full strength. >> no longer living in covid

restrictions, they are cranking up the volume with jazz and blues and so much more. kevin has been coming for a decade, and he is happy to see that the event is making a big combat. >> they have more stages than last year, and you know, it is real fun over here at this place. they have music and i like charlie wilson. >> reporter: 20,000 visitors are to expect the world class musicians in the three-day run. 12 stages are coming alive and launching a new stage for downtown businesses, including here at mez-cal business. >> our increase will 25% to 30% more. >> restaurants a singing a new tune 30.

>> summer visitors are hoping to have a cinequest to kick off the festival for first time in two years. >> we will have a beer garden and entertainment with the red carpet star-studded and the fun and the vicinities are going to be very fun. >> reporter: for those who want to get out to have fun, and the businesses they flying to thrive. it is 7:09, and coming up next on today in the bay, we will take you live with andrea

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welcome back. it is time to bring in andrea mitchell, the nbc news chief correspondent, and foreign affairs correspondent for a preview of this week's "meet the

press" and it is always good to talk to you. >> good morning, kira, and this week we have so much to speak about with "meet the press" with the search is of mar-a-lago and donald trump, and what has happened in cincinnati, and the temperature is very hot, and we don't know what is happening with the political fallout, but the national security is very real considering that "the new york times" has reported and we have not confirmed this part, but that trump's own lawyer had written to the justice department after june 3rd when justice department lawyers officials went to mar-a-lago, and said, where are the other, and we understand that there is more here that you had not

turned over, and they had subpoena, and promised that everything was turned over, and then a lawyer from the former attorney that was all, and they tried to get them to do it voluntarily, and then issued the warrant, and this is what is so controversial. >> and on both sides of the aisle, and is there a consensus on the controversy of donald trump potentially, you know, in an espionage act violation, is there consensus on both sides of the aisle how bad that would be or is the republicans standing by him? >> the republicans are standing by him, but some want to see the

after david once it is released and what was the probable cause, and democrats amy klobuchar says that the search was warranted, but she wants to see what the democrats said and democrats are wanting to get to the conclusion, and senator rounds wants to say get rid of the fbi, and tlent civil war, and there are some things said that are causing certain secure, and some are vianey concern -- are voicing concern because of what happened in cincinnati. >> yes, and we are looking forward to the show today, and thank you so much for the preview this morning. we hope that you join andrea for

this morning's "meet the press" and she will have the exclusive interviews with senator klobuchar and amy rounds, and chuck rounds and amy klobuchar. that is coming up after the newscast. and in 30 minutes we will talk to our analyst larry burston to talk about the next moves. and now, investigators have teamed up with the family of aubrey abercasa handing out

fliers about a new case. >> she was coming out to investigate, and then when he came out to attend the funeral, he was killed. >> i will not let this end, but it is not just my son, but she has been grieving the death of her at water streets. and today, the streets on water street became the first store in california to gone ob sfleet -- go on strike.

>> this is something that starbucks is doing union or not, and not choosing to bargain with any store and actually refusing to. >> the work rers are planning to refuse, and we have reached out to starbucks, but we have not heard back. good news for fans of garlic, because the garlic festival is returning and but not in complete. you may rememberha the gilbert garlic event festival was canceled, but it is back today, and they are expecting 10,000 people to show up over the course of the weekend.

in san francisco, the annual pistahan festival is back for people to enjoy activities, food, shopping and more. and nbc bay area had a float in the parade, and you can see our own jennifer there. the free two-day and events calendar to get out and about is on our website. and now we have the latest of the weather. >> this year's theme is tropical fair-adice. there is endless contes

american petting zoo, and more. i want to check out the monster derby. >> and maybe you will go from 10:00 to 3:00 today which is an event for social cohesion with the fire department and the police departments and other departments with the cohesion event with food, and not free food, but enlarmts will be there, and if you are looking at training the film museum. you can talk, and you don't have to be silent. i you will have a chance to

check out the adorable niles district. it is the weekend, so go to enjoy. >> it is perfect time to check out the forecast with our meteorologist vianey arana. it is a perfect day for giants' win, and so much going on theday. >> it is beautiful and going to get hotter for the interior, and so if you want to do the outdoor exercise, you want to get it out early, and we will warm up a yo see the sun around the coast, and some cloud cover to start out in san francisco, but looking at the current temperatures out the door. 57 for san francisco, and san jose. let's look at the temperature trend over the next few hours. bumping up to lower 60s and 70s and plenty of sunshine into the

lunch hour, and we will be in the 80s for san jose. we stayed the cool and comfortable until 11:00 or 12:00, and things are going to warm up quite fast. we will notice a change in the wind, and especially through the golf area and the air quality. and going through the santa clara valley, you will see the air quality, and the index scale, and it should be fantastic, and today is hot, and heading into the start of the work week. take a look at this by monday, and the hot inland valleys in the upper 90s and the triple digits in fairfield and morgan

hill, and san mateo 78, and santa cruz even is going to hit the 80s especially heading into tuesday. we will talk about the excessive heat for the east bay valleys and when we see the dry, you know, breezy wind, and there is an elevated fire danger concern paired with the dry condition, and the hotter temperatures climbing into the upper 90s and triple digits. we will keep the warm forecast with the increasing clouds heading into wednesday, and the reason is because of the monsoonal moisture, and anywhere inland norcal, we will see the 90s and 110 into the highlighted area, and so if you are traveling into sack -- sacramento into tuesday night into wednesday, we will get the

monsoonal surge returning from tuesday into wednesday. >> good to know, because my kids start kindergarten tuesday. it is going to be hot. thank you, vianey. there is much more on today in the bay, and the giants honor their 2013 team and how the reunion inspired the orange and black for a victory against the pirates.

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. good morning. it is sunday august 14th, 7:29 as we take a live look outside

and the bay bridge, and you can see the cloud cover in the city in the background on our sunday morning. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira clapper, and vianey arana is joining us with the forecast. >> yes, the sunny sunshine on a sunday. a tongue twister there, and i hope you have a lovely chance to head outside today, but you will need to take breaks, because it is going to be hot through the inland area, and we will see a breezy winds around the coastline and looking at how the temperatures are shaping up, we are starting out in the 50s overall, and mild and comfortable, but here is how i am monitoring, and what is coming up in the full forecast, and 90s inland, and bayside is 70s and 80s, and there is going to be excessive heat watch through solano county, and through the interior of

california, we are talk and the triple-digit heat, and the heat is expected to peak for the middle of the week. and so we are looking at the impacts of that, and the potential for shower activities through the week for the sierras. back to you. we are following breaking news where people were injured in jerusalem. the ambassador says that several people were hit, and eight of those were americans. two of them are in serious condition, and that is including a pregnant woman. it happened on a bus near the western wall. the gunman turned himself in after the shooting. we are following a man who drove himself into the barricade of the east side of the capitol,

and while the man got out of the car, the car became engulfed in flames and then he fired several shots in the air. as the officers arrived, the man shot and killed himself. nobody else was hurt and the police are on the scene investigating right now. back here locally, the search is continuing for 16-year-old kiely rodni who vanished near lake tahoe a week ago. the truckee community is coming to search for her and support the family, as her local plea t. here is an update. >> reporter: it was a day of music and hope, as the search continues for any hope of kiely rodni, the 16-year-old who was last seen at a party at a prosser family campground. today's concert is to celebrate

kiely's love of music and to support her family. her mom lindsay sent this video. >> it is important to support ourselves as we move forward in this unyielding determination to bring my daughter home. >> reporter: neither kiely's car or cell phone have been found. the last ping they got from the cell phone came in at 12:30 a.m. on august 6th right at prosser lake where the party was, and right where the state and local law enforcement are increasing the law enforcement. >> there is no fruitful lead to take us in a certain direction. >> reporter: and a veteran investigator steve hernandez says he is not giving up hope.

>> we can't just say, oh, it has been a week, and we should slow down. >> reporter: meanwhile, the police say they have spoken to a fraction of the people at the party, and are urging more to come forward. >> i implore you, and beg of you to come find the courage to step forward and to share a story, even if it is a hard thing to do. please. please, help me find my little girl. >> alyssa gourd, today in the day. today, a delegation led by senator ed markey is going to be leaving to discuss security, trade, supply trade and other issues as they go to taiwan. this comes after house speaker nancy pelosi has visited taiwan.

china also released more details about the recent escalation of the drills near taiwan. we have new details of the union city man charged with murder and another man accused of accessory after the fact, and the man is charged with joan dulcy who died at the scene. and kaiser permanente say that counselors and social workers and mental health workers are set to strike across the bay area tomorrow. the mental health workers want to see improved mental health worker conditions. in a statement, kaiser says is

in part, that the union is well aware that the decision to strike will inevitably hurt kaiser's patient. that is the point of the strike. the reality is that the strike is going to reduce care of unprecedented demand. and now businesses are moving forward with the return two events. first up is the san jose jazzfest. maryann favro is taking us there. >> reporter: you can see that san jose is bringing a boost to downtown businesses by the return of two festivals. the sound of the pandemic is broken be by the sound of saxophones and solos. no longer restricted by covid,

they are cranking up the volume and so now, this man has been coming to the festival for every year for nearly a decade, and he is happy they are making a big comeback. >> i like to come over here at this place with that music and charlie wilson. >> reporter: thousands are expected to enjoy the festival for three-day run, and 12 stages are to come alive launching a new business. >> it is going to be increasing our business 25 to 30% more, and we are already busy in these two day, but with this, it is going to be more. >> reporter: restaurants are not the only ones singing a new tune. >> and from over the country and

it is going to help the hotel business. >> reporter: they are hoping it is going to begin the inquest of tourists as the cinequest festival will for the first time in two years. we will have the red carpet, and it is star-studded, and all of the in-person fun and facts. >> music to the ears of people who want to get out and have fun, and businesses trying to strive. maryann favro, today in the bay. and now, today, san francisco is going to don't vaccination effort as this weekend, they tweeted that there was no line for the monkeypox vaccination clinic at the general hospital. the clinic was open until 3:30 yesterday afternoon, and it will be open again today. the demand for the vaccine is high in san francisco, but the supply is low.

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you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter) >> it is 7:41 right now, and we do have some areas around the coast, and life look right now at san francisco, and little bit of the morning fog, but this is the afternoon, and things are going to warm up, a warm up fast especially or the inland area, and san jose is 57, and we will bump up, and already climbing into the upper 70s, and by 1:00

or 2:00, upper 80s, and expect upper 80s in the south bay. we will also be monitoring bay where we will get breezy bays in the corridors of the 15 to 20-plus miles per hour in the afternoon. any time we see the warmer temperatures paired with the wind, it is going to bring elevated fire danger, because we have seen a number of brushfires breaking out. as far as the air quality goes, and if you are out and about, it is going to be a fun day after all, and take some break, but we will see the good to mod cat air quality for the east bay, and some of the moderate spots are going to be moderate to santa clara valley and the moderate range as well, and looking ahead to the work week, things are going to be hotter, and into the 90s and triple digits in fairfield, and then around the coast and the bay it will be moderate breezes. tuesday, excessive heat for the

east bay valleys and dry hills. and san jose is going to climb into the 90 to 91 degrees and doubling to 96, and triple digits through concord and livermore as well. by wednesday, an increase of the clouds and the valleys will be in the 90s and triple digits, but be careful if you travel to any of the areas inland or norcal valleys, we will be up to potentially 110 degrees. this is going to bring the dangerous valley heat tuesday to thursday, and you will definitely want to reduce the outdoor activity bringing an increase for heat-related illnesses headed into tuesday and wednesday and thursday. we will see a boost into the mid-level moisture, and we will see a increase of moisture chances, and not a lot of changes in the rain for us, but looking into the changes of san francisco, and things will warm

up mid-70s by tomorrow and tuesday, and then the monsoon clouds coming in wednesday, and it is a hot, hot week ahead. >> that is 95. holy moly, vianey. we will have much more on "today in the bay." our political analyst is going to join us to discuss former president trump's mov aeft

>> welcome back. as students head back to school, two districts in san jose are saying their students willks wh the mckinney school district will have to reconsider in two weeks burk for most schools, it will depend upon the city's transmission rate, and other schools are only recommending masks indoors saying that they

cannot legally mandate. this week, the masks are not mandatory inside of the school, but theyare recommended if the covid risks are high. and now, climate change is making rainstorms more intense as well. a new study published this week said that the rainstorm that we had last october is a teaser for what is more to come. this is from 2021, and you may recall all of the flooding it caused. climatologists say if the temperatures are warmer that instead of snow, we could see 60 inches of rain, and it could flood the delta and rivers and streams in the area, and that combined with a surge could cause widespread catastrophic flooding. well, this past week produced a bitter fight between former president donald trump, and the department of justice over the material that the fbi seized at his mar-a-lago home.

president said that the documents belonged to him and not the united states government. so what is the truth? we have our political analyst larry gurston with us, and good to see you. and can you first recap how we got here? >> kira, it is a whirlwind of activity starting ten days ago when the fbi and the department of justice went to a judge and asked for a search warrant because they had probable cause and those are the words, probable cause to believe that crimes may have been committed at mar-a-lago. this is tough, because you have a real high bar to get over, and it is important to remember that the fbi director was appointed by none other than donald trump when he was president, and the

judge who gave the warrant was also appointed by donald trump, and so anybody think there was hanky-panky here. >> and how did they get probable cause, because they said there was no more historical documents stored there, and so why was it believed there? >> they went to the judge, because they were told that the documents were gone, an informants said that there were many boxes, and so once you believe that there is something there, and you believe it, then kaboom, you go to the judge, and you say, we believe it is there, and we have information saying that it is there, and give us permission to get these materials, and these permission

alone. >> that is who who wow may have these documents, and what has been said about this? >> well, the 11 documents were highly classified and very important, and some of them leading to discussions of nuclear issue, and we don't know what, but any time you talking about the nuclear defense they get hi vi, and the like. they hauled away 20 boxes of material, and nothing was to be there. and to that the president said, listen, there is a mistake here. things are not what they seem. i orally declassified them. the president cannot whether he is president or not. and then they said the fbi must have planted them. well, it is hard to plant something if you know they are

there. and the material comes from the gsa which is the general service agent who hay has the transport, and he is the one who told them. so there is nothing wrong with retrieving them. >> what is going on next? >> this is going to be part of a bigger investigation. you don't just go to get the materials and then say that is all. we know that there is espionage and other materials acts. so the fbi may say, we found the materials, and it does not drop

to the level that we should charge anything. or maybe they work out a plea, if you plea guilty to a we won't charge you with b and c. or if it is so serious, we will charge you with x-y-z and if you are pleaing. or we will drop this for such and such sentence. that is all left to the judge. and now, a look at the top stories we are following. including a message

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so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. welcome back. here is a look at the top stories we are following this morning there. is no sign of a truckee teen with her car or cell phone in more than a week. 16-year-old kiely rodni was last seen august 6th at her family's prosser campgrounds in lake tahoiies are going to ramp up t and they are asking hundreds of teens and adults at the party to

report what they saw. in a message, her mother echoed the plea. >> i beg you to find the courage to step forward and to share a story, even if it is a hard thing to do. >> tips towards this case can be made anonymously, and call in your tips to the prosser county sheriff's office, and there a $50,000 reward leading to kiely. >> following the story in jerusalem where the ambassador says that eight people were hit, and five of them americans. and there is a woman who is in serious condition who is pregnant. the police said that the gunman did turn himself after the shooting. we will check in with vianey one more time before we go.

>> vi viewers asking me, is the heat here to stay or leaving? >> it is here to stay into next today, the and we are starting out with the cloud cover, but it is going to clear out. we will see the breezy winds around the coastline, and into the corridors. and inland area, triple-digits, that is going to go tuesday to wednesday, and the supper then monday and tuesday the hottest day of the week before we see the monsoon clouds rolling in on wednesday. with that approach, you will get the mugginess, and then the storm temperatures will moll

off. >> thank you, vianey, and thank you for making us a part of your morning. we are always on nbcbayarea.com. have a great sunday, and we hope to see you all back here next weekend. weekend.

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