good morning. it is sunday, august 2 # 1st, 7:00 on the dot, as we are taking a look outside with the sun shining over san jose. a beautiful way to start what should be a lovely day. warm out there though. thank you for starting your sunday with us. i'm kira klapper. we are going to go to developing news right now in the north bay where a wildfire has forced evacuations in clear lake about 40 miles north of santa rosa. these flames ignited last night and burned about 15 acres so

far. the crews battled the flames from the ground and from the air, and they have managed the fires from growing right now, and evacuations are in place. this is time lapsed video from an alert camera, and you can see how much smoke went up in a matter of minutes. we spoke to people vacationing across from the fire, and they shared this video with us when they first saw the smoke in the sky. >> we looked out on the dock, and there was a huge cloud of smoke over there, and it was shocking, and pretty mellow trip up until this, and i have clearly not seen anything like this before. >> wow. can you imagine being on vacation and seeing this? let's check in with vianey arana. >> it is tough, because we have a lot of dry brush out there,

and so when we do get the cooling, the conditions out there are favorable when it comes to the fire quickly spreading, but i want to turn your attention to this forecast, because today, it is going to be a hot day, and we will get relief up through the region, and up to clear lake with the high 90s and low humidity, and today, calmer winds, but however, we are expecting the winds to increase heading into tomorrow, and that is going to definitely be another area of concern as the winds are increasing into the 15 to 20-plus-mile-an-hour range heading into monday night, and hopefully a little better look at action into tomorrow. locally, theer are some things that goes up into the day. >> and you can of course track the heat and the cooldown on the nbc bay area app, and also send you breaking news and alerts

straight to your phone to help you keep up with what is happening in your neighborhood. >> now, to this screeching tires and spinning cars made for a very dangerous night on south bay roads. at least four side shows taking over several cities yesterday. today's in the bay, mary an favro tells us about the cars caught up in the illegal sideshow. >> the cars are spinning in circles driving especially close the pedestrian. and the sideshow on the off ramp in san jose forced drivers to sit in their cars and wait. >> i want to go home. >> and most drivers found the stunts and spins is more annoying than impressive. >> i think it is stupid. it is a waste of time. if you want to do, this take it somewhere else, but don't hold up other people.

>> reporter: as the delays grew, so did the frustrations. >> i have to get to work. >> reporter: and the san jose police showed up and they say that they took off. and this is not the only side show, because they were doing doughnuts in front of the parking lot of great america in santa clara, and these tire marks at the shoreline and care bella avenue where burning rubber and smoke, where a dozen cars took off when the officers showed up that is four sideshows in one night where dozens were stuck in their cars to listening to the deafening noise. this is one show they hope to never see again. i'm mary anne favro for nbc bay area news. we have new details the on a deadly shooting at a east bay park.

richmond police say they have solid leads, but they have no leads on who shot a person at a play ground just before 3:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. the park is on sixth street near virginia avenue, and if vow information, contact the department. on south city union, the search is on for a person who shot a man at a packed restaurant. two people were shot, and now we are learning more about how it unfolded. today in the bay's tom jensen is trying to make sense of what happened outside of his restaurant. >> it was startling to say the least according to alonso baez who has owned the restaurant with his father for four years. the band was playing for a packed house, and small fight

broke out. >> and about five minutes after that, we saw a car drive by and start shooting. one of the security guards got shot, and then another one was trying to redirect everybody else outside of the restaurant. >> reporter: and both of the officers have nonlife threattenning injuries. and tonya maceachern says this has never happened in this neighborhood. >> i have been here for year, and it has never happen. >> it does seem like an isolated event, but these people come here for entertainment. and today is 16 days since

kiely rodni disappeared from a truckee camp ground. and today, a dive team from oregon joined in on the search. they are called adventures with purpose, and they specialize in cold cases for people who disappear in their cars underwater. and then other teams said they were scaling back their search. she was last seen in this area hours before her disappearance. and now, there is a new option for teenagers looking to get vaccinated against covid. the fd, has given authorization for novavax. it received approval for adults in july, and now, hopefully with the new surgings is with back to school, and in the fall will help with any surges. and school officials urge

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welcome back. it is time for the weekly discussion with chuck todd, news director and moderator of "meet the press." thank you chuck for joining us. good to see you. >> thank you. >> i want to start with liz

cheney's loss to trump-backed candidate and her promise now to do whatever it takes to defeat the former president. we are also looking ahead to the mid terms, and a new nbc poll out, and what is that predicting or showing that the voters are feeling? >> well, look, the big take away from poll for me is how angry and upset folks are across the political spectrum now. you know, six months ago, all of research indicated that inflation and cost of living is gobbling up the concerns, and issue, and that going to lead to the midterm election that we have seen in past. and then the dobbs decision happen and you could see that the interest among women

skyrocketed. we have people on the scale of 1 to 10 how interested that ri are in the election, and the number of people picking 10 is now over 55% in august, and never we were at t that high in early in the election cycle. we are seeing the october numbers higher than we have seen. no doubt, abortion on the left and mare l-a-lago on the right constituencies fired up. >> and you are also talking about the mega drought which is something that we have been dealing with in california for years and new water restrictions to impact millions here in the west, but how has this changed things politically or become

political? >> well, think about the new restrictions that got announced. in arizona, they took it on the chin, arizona and nevada in particular, and california was not touched, and what did the arizona authorities say? hey, what about california? this is what i feel like i am staring at here is a future political divide that is going to turn states against each other that share reservoirs, and in the southwest, you are looking, and look, some of the fastest growing cities in the last 30 years all get their drinking water from the colorado river basin, denver, phoenix, tucson, and san diego, and all of southern california, and so this is, i think that we are, and even the country of mexico gets some, but the fight over drinking water as it is becoming a more scarcer resource because

of climate change and population, is something that is going to be ramping up, and we have to be prepared for. >> something that the people of california will be interested in. we hope that you join chuck for "meet the press" because it is a special edition called "meet the midterms" and america is agitated" at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast. so we do hope that you will stick with us, because we will talk to our political analyst larry gurston on the issue of banning book on race, and in some cases sexuality. and now to a developing story out of southern california where 19 migrants were rescued from a disabled boat off of the coast near redondo beach. this is a picture of the coast guard responding to distress card yesterday. the stranded passengers were taken to the shore, and

processed by the border patrol. the boat was taken to the shore, and seized by the coast guard. looking ahead to the week, the former air force sergeant linked to and the extremist movement is expected to be sentenced friday for killing a sergeant. stephen corrao pleaded guilty in june for killing a sergeant stephen gutwiler in june. they say that corrao ambushed the group with a van and bombmaking materiels. corrao was then killed. he was also convicted of killing another police officer here in the bay area. the husband of nancy pelosi

is going to have a hearing in connection with dui charges. he is charged with crashing his porsche. he appeared before a court and pleaded not guilty to the charge. pelosi does not have to appear at this week's hearing, and the attorney says that his case has been disruptive to pelosi's office because of callers swamping the phone lines and some has threatened the staff, and she says that the case is like any other person with a dui. and now, some of the staff of kaiser permanente will be back on the pickett line. we were there friday when they marched to the headquarters in oakland. the strike involved some 2,000 mental health workers across southern california. in a statement friday, kaiser

said that the strike is a disruption for mental care that does not need to happen. they are hopeful that the union will return to the bargaining table to reach a deal. and california's high speed rail system is getting a thumb's up for the final environmental documents that needed approved for the track between san jose and san francisco. the 50-mile stretch currently used by caltrain. this latest approval means 420 miles of the 500-mile project now has to go ahead. it is slated to stretch from san francisco to anaheim in southern california. our investigaive unit has gone extensive reports on on the delays. go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations

for more on the reports. and we go to mike inouye with the family calendar. >> you can go to the italian family festival for cooking demonstration, and wine tasting, and i don't know if that is how you get the wine you are tasting with the wine stomp, but you can experience that or go to greek festival and the last one i mentioned is a dance, and well, you can go see it. maybe too much eating, and too much dancing, and how about stopping to smell the dahlias in the golden gate hall of flowers. the dahlia show is happy to return to san francisco to be what they call the official flower of san francisco. and you knew, and now for the

rest of the sunday, so enjoy that. >> good info there, mike. a group of south bay barbers wants to make sure that returning students look sharp ahead of the first day of school and going to extra mile for families who could use their help. the barbers in santa barbara are giving students free haircuts and a backpack of supplies. it started small, but now it is hosting the event downtown and on the monterey highway. each year, they have helped over 300 kids. >> being downtown and serving the school district that we serve, we noticed that the kids needed a boost, maybe it is through the backpack or the confidence boost through the haircut, but we were really, really motivated to giving the kids that boost to start off school on the right foot. >> wow. the event takes place from noon

to 5:00 p.m., and you are not required, but you are encouraged to register so they know who to expect. you can find out the information on nbcbayarea.com. and vianey, you went on a hike yesterday, and you said it is quite lovely. >> yes, i took binksy with me, and he is half dachshund and half hound, and so, he loved every moment of it, and came home and took the longest hike. >> and cooler today? >> yes, cooler along the coast, and this is why we picked the coast yesterday, because i knew it would be cool and comfortable along the coastline. you will see the increase of the low clouds, and you will see the breezy winds and a live look in san francisco. looking at the current temperatures out of the door,

with the mid-50s to start out, and i wanted to get to temperature trend, because we will start to get the sunshine peeking through at 9:00 or 10:00, and noticing icons, we will get the cloudy skyline lingering all day long, and even though the temperatures will climb into the upper 60s and we will remain cloudy pretty much today. and this afternoon we will climb into the 80s and lots of sunshine and cooler in the interior, and that is nice, because yesterday it was hot in the inland valley, and 61 degrees in dublin and 82 by 2:00, and we are going to be seeing the pretty good air quality in the next 24 hours, and all of the way from the north bay to santa clara valley, and typically we like to monitor the air quality and remember we have the fire in clear lake, and depending on the direction of

the wind, you will encounter some smoke, so keep the windows closed. it will be breezier in the afternoon, and picking up into mondayk and this is going to be the concern of the clear lake fire, because once we see the winds picking up, and the conditions remaining dry, that is going to bring an elevated fire concern even through parts of the interior, and after today's slight cooldown, we will warm up into the triple digits like fairfield valley, and the range of the 80s and 90s and the triple digits along the coastline. and we will see the return of a couple of clouds, and then we will start to see the temps diminishing when it is dyingdown, and the temperature s will get up to the 80s. and it is sunday funday, but looking into the work week, we will get the brief cooling, but also we will be talking about

the monsoonal moisture, and that could boost the possibilities of sierra showers there, and we will ooh look at that, and heading into wednesday, there is a high of the temperatures, and there is an a on wednesday, and maybe it is for awesome. so and so the inland temperatures, and 85 sunday, and by tomorrow, 95. a little bit of the break today and then we warm back up into the 90s. >> i did not notice it, and i was looking at the beautiful sunshine. nice forecast, and thank you, vianey. it 17:24 today, and much more on today in the bay coming up. and speaking of the a's, we have highli

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raiders are in preseason games. the giants are taking on the colorado rockies again. yesterday they were down to last out in denver when brandon crawford splashed a double down in left field, and austin slater comes in to score tying the game at 3-3, and to the bottom of the 10th they go, and the rockies take the lead and go on to score. and then back to the bottom of the 10th, the bases loaded with the game tied 3-3, and pinch-hitter sheldon neuse chops one to the right side of the field, and the pitcher diego castillo could not make the play, and the a's win. and now, north of santa rosa, we are tracking the point fire as the crews are working to keep it under control.

and sideshows are causing chaos on side streets, and the stunts are creating dangerous situations for drivers and pedestrians. all that and so much more when we come back.

good morning. it is sunday august 21st, 7:30 on the dot as we take this gorgeous look outside at the sunbating san francisco, and still the layer of clouds and fog, and you can't see the golden gate bridge, and just a typical summer morning in the city. thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper. developing in the north bay, a wildfire has forced evacuations near santa rosa. the flames erupted last night and burned 15 acres so far. the crews battled the flames from the air and the ground late into the night. they have managed to stop the

fire from growing, but evacuations are still in place. check this out. time elapsed video from alert camera, and you can see the smoke putting up growing in a mat per of minutes. we spoke to a group of friends vacations across from the fire, and they shared this video with us first when they saw the smoke on the sky. >> we looked out on the dock, and there was a huge cloud of smoke forming over there, and it was shocking, and pretty mellow trip up until this, and i have never seen anything like this before. >> yeah, that would be something shocking to see on vacation. let's turn to vianey arana who has been tracking conditions for us overnight, and how is that looking this morning? >> well, the three things that we for sure look at are the temperatures, the winds and the humidity. so, let's take a look right now in the clear lake area at 67 degrees and relative humidity

tends to recover overnight, and above the 40% is where we want to see the humidity, a right now, 52, and throughout the day, as we continue to see the dry conditions, the humidity tends to fall, and we have dry brush out there, which is of concern, and that is also that we are monitoring temperatures, and by 12:00 to 1:00, we will climb into the 90s, and by monday, we will see an increase in the winds, and today, when we get to the wind speeds, it will be the best time to tackle that fire. and as far as the conditions here in the san francisco, and the east bay, we will see brief cooling for the interior valley, and then we will look at the timing of the temperatures, and of course, the air quality concerns coming up in a few minutes. kira. >> and of course, when we are not on the air, you can track the heat and the cooldown on the way with the free nbc bay area

app, and we will send you breaking news and weather alerts to the phone to keep up with what is happening in your neighborhood. screeching tires and racing cars made for a dangerous night on the south bay roads. at least four sideshows took over several streets, and several cities yesterday. maryann favro has more on the frustrated drivers and the illegal sideshows. >> reporter: screeching cars spinning in circles, driving dangerously close to pedestrians. a sideshow near the highway 87 santa theresa boulevard in san jose forced the frustrated drivers to sit in their cars and wait. >> i would chase him, because i want to go home. >> reporter: most found these stunts, and spinning more annoying than impressive. >> it is a waste of time.

if you want to do this, to each his own, but don't hold up other people. >> as the delays grew, so did the frustration. >> i have to get to work. >> reporter: and when the san jose police showed up, the drivers took off. this is not the only sideshow going on, there was another one in front of the great america in santa clara. and these tire marks in terra bella avenue were caused by cars in mountainview, and police say about 100 vehicles took off when the officers arrived, and this is at least four south bay sideshows in one night. for those trapped in the cars listening to the deafening screeching, this is one show they hope to never see again. in san jose, this is the bay area news. we have new details of a deadly shooting at a east bay

park. a gunman shot and killed a person at southside community park. it happened right next to a playground in broad daylight just before 3:00 yesterday after noon. the park is on south sixth street and virginia avenue, and the police are asking anyone with information to contact the richmond police department. sticking to the east bay, the search is on for the person or people who opened up fire outside of a packed restaurant in union city. it happened at the restaurant where two people were shot, and now we are learning more of how it up folded. tom spoke with the owner who is trying to make sense of what happened outside of the restaurant. >> reporter: it was frustrating needless to say for jose baez who has worked with his father for if last few years. a band was playing inside, and

that is when they saw what happened. >> we were inside, and then we saw the shooting, and one of the security guards was hit. >> and then another patron was hit, too, but neither has life saving incident. and tonya maceachern says this is a neighborhood free of crime. >> no, not since i have been here. >> reporter: the bartender, says it is a an isolated event. >> and this is tom jensen, nbc 10 bay area news. and it has been 16 days

since kiely rodni disappeared at a campgrounds in truckee. as we told you a specialty dive team from oregon joined the search. it is called adventures with purpose. they specialize with cold cases of people who disappear with a water underwater. kiley was last seen, the hours before her disappearance. and now, there is a new option for teenager wanting to get vaccinated against covid. it is for the novavax shot. the two-dose vaccine received emergency approval for adults. and the cho is hoping for surges that may come up with the start of fall, and back to school

leaders. >> and the kids held a free event at the bay area, schools are saying that some of the families are having a tough time to stay up to daten too vaccines. >> and we are hearing this with covid-19, and now we are hearing that polio is detected on the east coast, and so it is critical that all of the kids are up to date on the vaccinations. >> it is important to note that the state has not required that the state department. this is day two of the oakland chinatown streetfest.

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it is 7:41 on this lovely sunday. we are starting out with sunshine and, yes, cloud cover around the coastline. but i wanted the give you a live look in downtown san jose. expect a beautiful day, but it is going to remain cloudy like this, and breezy around the coastline for remarnd of the ste, and you are goling -- it is going to remain cloudy throughout the coverage of the rest of the day. we are starting out cool and comfortable, but you will notice the peaks of the sunshine peeking through 9:00 to 11:00, and 1:00 to 2:00, it remain around the bay penis la, and and then we will 70s and 80s in

dublin, but we are in the 60s now. i want to talk about the air quality for the next 24 hour, because we want to be out, and bout in the north bay if you see the smoke or see the flames, keep diligent in that area. and the coastline will be there and you can see it is going to be gusty up near nevada and bringing more concern for the fire area near clear lake. monday, we will warm up, and enjoy the cooling today d and slight inland, and look at what happens monday, the triple digits make a return for fairfield, and livermore and then by tuesday, we stay warm in

the valley daytime highs, and 70s, and 80s around the peninsula and then by wednesday, we will see an increase in clouds that is going to be and then through southern california and parts of the sierra, an increase of cloud cover moving in this the middle of the week. meanwhile, we have 60 for today, a 730 -- and tomorrow we will see the temps getting back up into the triple digits for hot spots like fairfield, up through tracy and parts of sacramento, and so it is going to be hot yet again into monday. so enjoy the outdoors today.

10 degrees in one day. holy moly. >> thank you, vianey. >> sure. >> we have much over too much >> we have much over too much more todd to a

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children in texas, florida, indiana and oregon and. and an italian tourist is reportedly in a critical condition with the disease. and cuban officials are saying that all protocols are being followed to limit the spread. some states and school districts are banning books related to race and sexuality. leaders of the efforts are claiming that the topics should not be taught in the classroom, because of built in buy ya seize known anne leery is joining us. critical race theory has become a topic or two lately, this is a

head scratcher. for those of us in the business of academia. this constant pretsz and the idea is that racismp inerp yr will have racist policies. that is what it is about. and it is a concept taught in granl watt schools, and students and getting the hhds that is go to get their law degrees. and it is not taught at the "k"-12 level, because they cannot handle the concepts anyway. so it is terribly misunderstood, and it is far away from any k-12

and why are they caught up with banning a book? >> well, it is a urous trash. somehow these books are caught into our boom pooks, and that is how they learn about race and sex in ways that are harmful to them. so hundreds of books are band. they go from popular novels like "to kill a mocking bird" to the bible. it depends what ebb states they are and they are denied an awful lot of opportunity to put that percentage in a gallup poll and in a way that some people think it is not an issue. >> are some suggesting that leaders are just making sure that the kids are getting the

right materials, owhat is it? >> they are saying that. but what is the right learning material? who should decide it? the teachers, the principals, and there is a whole pedagogy to deciding these things. florida passed a law saying that you can no longer talk about race or sexuality in some way that makes a student feel guilty. now, how are we going to deal with that? how do you quantify that? measure it? these are the things that are out of control in the eyes of a lot of educators. >> seems like a slippery slope, larry. thank you for that briefing on what this all means. i suppose that we will be talking about this again in the near future as it continues. thank you so much. it is 7:51 right now, and a quick look at the stories that we are following, including a

lake left of santa rosa, and we are monitoring the lake fire as crews are battling it. and we will

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welcome back. a quick look at the top stories on this sunday morning a. wildfire has forced evacuations

at clear lake 50 miles north of santa rosa. the flames started at 6:00 yesterday and burned 15 acres so far. the crews have battled the flames last night and into today. the evacuations are still in place even though they have contained the fire. i want to upri shan made any arrests after a none shath and kill can aern person. ed understand beand richmond police are asking anyone with information to contact their department. at least four side shows took over the bay streets yesterday. check out this chaotic scene at st. theresa off ramp in san jose. the cars are doing doughnuts and

leaving car marks on the road, and stopping the traffic completely. sglmgt san jose police say when the lied show drivers almost. back on the pickett line are several bay area workers. friday, when all of the workers marched to the head quarters in oakland, the open-ended strike involves some 2,000 workers. they are demanding higher pay, and increased staffing and shorter wait times for patients n. a statement friday, kaiser said it is a disruption to patient care, and it does not need top help. and they are going to go back to the bargaining taebl a deal. >> and now, there is the fda giving emergency use

authorization for novavax covid-19 for vaccination. it was approved for adults five and up as well. and also, we have the clear the shelter event, and you can go a don't your friends free. >> yes, go toed a doubt. a look at the headlines one finally time. it is cooling cleveland area,

and by monday, the return of the hot weather >> thank you for making aus part of your morning. we will have local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00, and always available on

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