best for yourself and those you care about most. don't miss our labor day weekend special. save 50% on the sleep number 360® limited edition smart bed, plus free home delivery when you add a base. ends labor day. good morning, everyone. itis august 28th, we are looking at the san francisco golden gate bridge. i'm shannon nguyen in for kira klapper. and we have vianey with the forecast. >> we have the ring around the coastline and bringing drizzle as well. you might spot it if you are

hanging out in san francisco. >> it is breezy and we are enjoying the cooler weather pattern this weekend giving us a break from the heat. the current temperatures out of the door in the 50s this afternoon and we will enjoy this cooldown, but it will keep the ocean breeze hanging tough around the coastline. we could see some cooler temperatures at time. this is heading into the work week. what is going to happen is that the temperatures will heat up, and we will climb into up thor 80s and 90s into the interior and 70s around san francisco. of course, we have silicon valley pride happening and change of lights here, and the weather is going to be stunning today. candace and i will be out there so say hello. the temperatures climbing into the 70s, and so we will see you out there today. and now, bay area man says he has a glimpse of closure

thanks for the drought and the receding waters at lake mead. today's today in the bay melissa gore has the story. >> my dad took off of his shirt and dove in. >> our crews were there when tom earnedt recounted the story. >> my mom told me the story. >> reporter: he was 10 at the time, and the rescue boats went out for him, but he never saw him again. he has spent the last two decades hoping he was still alive, but the declining water levels have led to discovery of

bodies. and the coroner's office was able to confirm that one of the bodies belonged to his dad thomas earnedt. >> it is nice to have closure and know he is at peace, but i am not ready for my closure yet. it has been so hard think of it that way. >> reporter: as he is trying to remember the hobbies that he did with his dad, and hoping that the receding lake waters brings closure for other families, too. the clark county coroner's office says that the work is not done, because they have three other skeletal remains that were found. melissa, bay area news.

mountain lion was spotted in hollister friday morning and officers along with crew from the zoo tried to sedate him, but the officers fired as he rushed towards them. he was taken to the oakland zoo for emergency surgery, but he died. they posted on social media saying that while trying to capture him, he was shot by local pdment hollis ster pd said on facebook, the choice of words is careless at best and misleading at worst. adding that the zoo's post characterized their actions as reckless and impatient, and that the department says set not true. now, for the follow-up story that is brought to you as breaking news yesterday. a teenager stabbed in san jose has die. officers responded to the east of town around 1:30 yesterday. you can see it happening at quinnby road, and hairston way,

and no word if the officers have a suspect or motive of the stabbing. this is the city's 26th homicide this year. the east bay police are investigating a shooting there. it happened around 9:30 near martin luther king way after officer responded to a call where a man had been shot, but he died at the scene. if you have information of the shooting, give the department a call with the information. happening today, the family and friends of an assault victim are making sure that the man is not forgotten. the family and friends will be there to honor a man who died of a violent attack more than a year ago at the height of the pandemic shutdown. they say that antoine watson shoved the thai grandfather to

ground in an attack. they will unveil the statue, and the dedication will happen on grant avenue and 4th. and now, there is anlytica lawsuit is with thing to be file ed and this is the firm tied to president trump the's campaign and presidential run. there are allegations that they paid a app that they paid 87 million users to have data to target the voters in the presidential campaign. the fbi is responding to comments that mark zuckerberg made on a popular podcast that

he told joe rogan about a warning from fbi about the laptop of hunter biden. they say they do that routinely to tell them, but they do not require action. he said that they warned him to take action ahead of the presidential election. and now, look at this plane landing. the faa said it happened around 4:00, and no one was hurt, but one man was walking on the beach with his family while the plane landed right there on the sand. >> i saw it about to take off, and then suddenly, he started to come down. i didn't realize it was engine failure or something until they told us, because he landed it

very smoothly. >> no word on what forced the emergency landing, but the faa is investigating. >> a party is going on in downtown san jose all this weekend. thousands are celebrating silicon valley pride including with a parade that starts in a few hours. at the parade, maryann favre reports that it is a lifeline for many. >> reporter: this is spelling out sill conn valley pride, and thousands coming together in downtown san jose for music, browsing and celebrating. while the event may not garn ter huge crowds or the national family vibe, and important message of inclusion. >> it is a chance to express yourself and i am happy have i

gotten to. >> reporter: they say it offers a sense of community for lgbtq + community for those who are not accepted at home. >> it is okay for those who need to know they are okay. >> reporter: it is also for unifying for a potential fight after the supreme court overturned the roe v. wade, some feel that same sex marriage may face a threat. this a pivotal time. >> we encompass everybody, and so an attack on anybody's rights is an attack on our community's rights, and that is why silicon valley is 100% dedicated to support the marginalized communities, and when we stand with the most marginalized. >> maryann favro for today in the bay. much more coming up, and we will go live for our weekly

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welcome back, everyone. time for the weekly talk with chuck todd, nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. >> we have been talking about the search of the mar-a-lago search affidavit, and what do you think are the repercussions, of president trump himself, and ongoing investigation, and such a huge concern of continuously expressed by the justice department? >> well, look, number within, you will actually see laws be rewritten and changed in order to prevent this potential from happening with a future president. like what we have seen after january 6th. you know, all of the sudden, vulnerabilities that we didn't know were there when you have a

former president or sitting president not abiding by certain what we call them norms or institutional normalities that he suddenly decided to ignore, and there are some constitutional questions about how much authorities that he had or didn't have, and the biggest thing that came through on the affidavit is that they have plenty of evident that he broke the law already, and the fact that he did not pursue an indictment is that they are very well investigating something more serious than mishandling the classified information. there are people in prison right now that have done less with classified information than what this affidavit has already laid out. >> and even though a lot of it is redacted, there is enough there to result in criminal charges. >> it is what they have found and that he already has more, and it is the mishandling, and

the misuse of the classified material is a crime. this is not appearing to be the crime they are fully investigating, but it appears they are investigating something else far more serious, and again, there are people in prison who have done less with classified material than the president has done with this classified material. >> join chuck for "meet the press" and adam kinzinger and as we mentioned h he is going to interview bill nelson, the head of nasa about the artemus rocketship taking off for the moon. that is right after our newscast. coming up in 30 minutes from now, we will talk to the bay area political analyst larry gurston about our weekly discussion of the seizure of documents, and releasing the

affidavit publicly. a scary scene here near the burning man. the fest cal is facing a fire risk before it is about to start today. you can see the flames here. the cherry gulf fire has spread to 150 acres and the largest active fire in nevada right now. it is happening 150 miles north of the golden rock desert, and the firefighters are make significant process to put tout flames, and they say it is 50% contained now, and no word if the fire or the smoke is going to impact the festival, but for now, burning man is expected to go on. and now, with the golden gate park ban is going to continue through the celebration of the golden gate park. they are hoping it is going to recognize the beauty of the

ukraine. it is free for anyone to attend. time for the sunday calendar, and mike inouye is going to highlight what you can do with your family today. >> a great sunday morn. start in freemont with where the first event has free admission, but the traffic may take a toll. now that the boulevard is closed for flea market, what is an old treasure may be new for you. and so across the bay, you can celebrate other art form at the palo alto festival of arts which continues today at downtown palo alto. they have street painting, and craft beer, and artismal foods that may have you practicing eating the savorys and the sweets. and golden gate park with the bandstand musicals which is a celebration of ukrainian independence day.

access to the park is free. the performances are free, and the festival is going to celebrate ukrainian independence, which means that the people of ukraine could use your support through the event. i hope i have helped you with your support of this sunday. thank you, mike. the chain of in-n-out burger wants to accommodate as many as 124 people inside and 129 cars through the drive-through, and you that traffic lines up. there is a vitamin store, and arby'st that site, and a preliminary plan has been submitted to the city. and who can remember the popular jingle ♪ who wants to be an oscar mayer weiner ♪♪ and now there is a frozen style.

and get ready for this trend. and oh, no, hot dog-flavored popsicle. >> eww! >> and now, they have released not a hot dog, because cold dog and it is to capture the standard notes of smoky hot dog, and drizzle of mustard, and all of them are east of mississippi, and laura said to keep it there. >> yes, it is not a hot dog frozen on a stick, but it is a frozen ice cream that is supposed to taste like a hot dog? >> well, maybe for binks or my puppy lola. >> it is -- >> i think it is going to have a lot of sodium. >> i agree, and i'm not a mustard person to begin with, but i think a pass, but if you are adventurous and like new foods, today is great for iced coffee, and hot coffee, and -- >> no cold dogs. >> the marine layer looking

outside of the window in san jose, you can see the cloud cover up above, and the shot of outside at san francisco, and you can see how intense this is impacting north there, and you can see santa rosa down through vil lay hoe, and down through parts of san jose, and down through parts of monterey, and it is dense, and you could spot some drizzle to help keep us cool, and we can thank the marine layer for that, and this is the coolest day of the weekend, and enjoy that, because we have changes that are going impact the rise of temperatures coming up ahead, and san francisco right now is 58 degrees. take a look at the temperature trend, and we will bump up to the 60s and lots of sunshine is going to come into play, and a lot of it going to be hidden by the marine layer by 12:00, and

san jose though, you will get some good cleaning by the time that the coastline will, and we are expecting the parade to be perfect, and for the parade. dublin is 77 degrees. we have talked about the ocean breeze, and so it is going to be a breezy afternoon, and the downtown at 70 degrees, and some spots into the 80s. i want to talk about the air quality advisory, because it has been issued due up to a fire in south oregon, and the drifting smoke could make its impact from the rub creek fire, and from the north bay to the east bay, and you will be seeing the moderate air quality. what happens is when the drifting smoke moves in, it could create the pockets of unhealthy air quality. make sure that you close the windows and stay indoors. this afternoon, by 2:30, you will see some warmer spots

through tracy, but elsewhere, we will be comfortable, in upper 70s, and santa rosa, 77, and in san francisco in the upper 60s, and then a warmup on the way, and this is why awant to take advantage of the temperature, and then we will bump up headed toeb the daytime highs, and take a look at the breezes for the start of the work week, and another foggy start. the coastal fog is going to linger around. and we will have a warmup that is going to impact san francisco and heading into thursday, friday and saturday. as far as the inland daytime highs a closer look as to what to expect in the rides of the temperatures. 80s today, and starting to climb tomorrow, but really, we will look at the bump up into the mid- to lower 90s.

we will have high pressure that is going to climb around, and this is going to bump us up 10 degrees in some spots. it is nice, and cool and breezy, and binks has to enjoy his walk. >> are you bringing him to the parade today? >> well, maybe a surprise. if you sent me a picture of your pup yesterday, i will be sharing them in the storm cast. >> well, send me one of lola. >> yes, do. >> and today, i will have an update on the rain delay with the twins. that is next.

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i'm anthony flores, and the orange and black are going in the wrong way. they have lost three in a row after dropping a close one to minnesota. they had a lead over to twins and then came the rain and the tarp. a 50-minute rain delay. when the play resumed and bases loaded in toch ninth, austin slater homers, and both of the runs came on sac flies. the twins answer in the bottom of the ninth, and the tying run scores. then we head to bonus ball with the bases loaded in the bottom of the tenth. dominic leone gives up the free pass on four pitches, and the giants lose in ten innings, and they are 7 1/2 games back in the wild card. steven voting r vogt rips o right center field.

>> he comes through in the clutch, and he smacks one in the 10th against the yankees, and then in the 11th, chad pinder grounds one into the double play, but the throw is off of the mark, and the a's beat the yankees, and we will hear from stephen vogt who hit the pinch-hit home runment. >> and a tip to the cap to the -- oh! holy cow. >> catch your breath, and it is okay. >> you can't scare the old man like that. >> i bet it was cold, but then it felt great. to the pitch, the earthquakes are on the road to take on the heartland sporting kc. kc scored 10:00 into the match. k.c. blanked them 1-0, and next the earthquakes will be home to take on vancouver one week from today. i'm anthony flores for today in

the bay. >> thank you, anthony. much more to come up today in the bay. the crisis of uncovering crisis from decades past. and closure for a family member who died in a lake 20 year ago. and why the police department involved in shooting a mountain lion says that the

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good morning, everyone. it is sunday august 28th. we are taking a live look outside in freemont where we still have fog this morning from san francisco to now the east bay in freemont. hopefully it is going to clear up a little bit for the drive or the morning walk this sunday. thank you for joining us. i'm candice nguyen in for kira klapper. what do you have over there, vianey? >> well, we have a little bit of a breeze going on to keep the

temperatures on the 70s and the 80s versus the 90s and hotter. let's talk about why it is. we have a low, a upper level system to keep us cool, but the marine players to thank for the cloud cover we are seeing early on, and san francisco, and it is impacting pretty much all of the way from the north, and santa rosa down through vallejo, and out through the south, and i will have more in the forecast coming up. back to you. >> thank you. a man is saying that the remains of his father have been found in lake mead.

we have his story. >> my dad said why not, and took off his shirt, and jumped into the water. >> reporter: kyle earnedt was there when his dad took a group out there on a boat in lake mead. he was a jokester and the next thing we knew he was yelling for help. >> reporter: he remembers searching for his dad, but they never saw him again. and now, 31, tom has spent the last two decades holding out hope that his dad is alive. this year, the declining lake levels has led to the discovery of several bodies. he said that the clerk coroner's office asked him and his sister to do dna test, and he said that county was able to confirm that one of the bodies belonged to his dad, thomas earnedt. >> it is nice to have the

closure and know that he is at peace, but i don't know if i am ready for my closure yet. it has just been so hard to really think of it that way. >> reporter: as tom tries to wrap his head around this new information, he is remembering hobbies he did with his dad and hoping that receding waters brings answers for other families, too. the clark county coroner's office saids that the work at lake mead is not done, and they have ongoing investigations into three sets of skeletal remains in the lake. melissa gourd, east bay. and now, there is a response from the hollister police department. a mountain lion was spotted in the early morning, friday. the crews tried to sedate him, and then the officers fired on him after he rushed towards

them. the mountain lion was taken to the oakland zoo where he was taken for emergency surgery, but he died. on social media they said while safely trying to capture him, he was shot by hollister local pd. the pd says that the choice of words is characterized at best misleading and implies they were reckless and impatient and the department says it is not true. and now, a follow-up as breaking news for you yesterday morning. the teen stabbed in san jose has died. the officers responded to the east side of town around 1:30 yesterday. take a look. it happened in quinnby road and hairston way, and no word if the investigators have a motive or suspect for the stabbing, and this is the 26th stabbing of the year. east bay police are investigating a deadly shooting

there at 9:0 in the morning, and it happened on sycamore street. they responded to a call of man shot, and the man died later at the scene. anyone with information on the shooting, give their department a call with information. happening today, a celebration of family and friends of grandpa vicha. it is the unveiling of the mural honoring 82-year-old man who died from a violent attack more than a year and a half ago at the height of the pandemic shutdowns. police say that antoine watson shoved the to the ground for no apparent the will clean the mural and have a street naming project, and have a forum on anti-asian hate. it starts on the corner of california street and grant avenue. a big surprise for beachgoers in santa cruz county

yesterday afternoon. check out the video here. the plane had to make a emergency landing at watsonville an manresa state beach. one man was walking on the beach with his family as the plane landed right there on the sand. >> i could not believe it. i saw that he suddenly started to come down. i didn't realize it was engine failure or something until they told us, because he landed it very smoothly. >> no word yet of what forced the landing, because the faa is investigating. a live look at san jose where the streets will be full because of the silicon valley 5 parade is back. it is going to kick off at 10:00 a.m. this crowds leek pride in san francisco, but organizers say it is going to offer a family vibe and important message of inclusion.

after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, many are fearing that legalized same-sex marriage could face an uncertain future, and that is why the ceo of pride silicon valley says it is important. >> we are not just one nationality or affection, and an attack on one person's rights is an attack on all, and that is why we are supporting marginalized communities, and we will always stand with the most marginalized. >> telemundo and we are a proud sponsor, and so come on over and say hello. this is a parade route starting at north market and julian street and ends on san fernando streets. nbc bay area and telemundo have once again teamed up to help clear the shelters part of

the larger national campaign to help animals find their home. and especially those who have added a family member to their home. today, in berkeley, more than 100 dogs and cats and kittens went to new homes. >> berkeley humane officials said that he vent was so popular, they are going to definitely clear the shelter here, and even the partners from the neighboring shelters are going to bring their mobile adoption units here and clear out animals from their shelters. >> when we opened at 10:00, we had a line down the street. >> since 2015, the clear the shelters campaign have helped more animals find home, and nationally more than 700,000 animals have been helped. jeffrey zurwick says is this year, it is more successful.

>> and we have had more animals adopted and this is because more people are ready, and we have had more animals. >> reporter: and he gives a smile when he says that, because two dogs left for adoption compared to 98 when they opened. >> he is playful and love, and loves the be around people. >> 96 dogs like this guy named akimu had new homes along with dozens of cats. he is headed to a new home in santa rosa where the family chose a new addition specifically from a shelter than a breeder. >> we want all of the animals to have a lovely home where they are cared for and loves. they deserve it. >> some of the animals are named after bay area anchors and reporters who have been helping to spread the word. >> i am here to adopt marcus washington who is a little kitten over there. i saw him at the oakland animal shelter, and i fell in love with him. >> victoria schaffer was set on

little marcus and did her research and came here early to adopt him before he was gone. >> he is going to have love. >> and the animal care center -- >> no fees today. >> also a great success as dozens of animals found the forever homes. >> nbc bay area and telemundo want to thank everyone for making this all possible. >> we don't have the final number from all of the shelters, but safe to say that thousands of bay area pets are enjoying new homes and families tonight, thanks for the annual effort. tom jensen, today in the bay. and we are not done here, there is still plenty of time to adopt. you can learn more about clear the shelters by scanning the qr code on the screen right now on the bottom right. also, more on the website, bayarea.com. and today, all of theday in the bay colleagues who had animals named after them, marcus

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good morning. it is 7:42 on this sunday fun day and we have a lot of cool stuff going on in the bay area, and one thing that we have seen is that marine layer, and this is a live look right now in san francisco and helping to keep us nice and cool, and the drizzle along the coastline and it is lingering for quite some time on the beach, and we will talk about the fog and the clouds and the impact. all of the way from the north bay to santa rosa, and vallejo and san francisco and seeing it through parts of the way to san

francisco and monterey, and you are seeing the marine layer which is going to stick around pretty much for all of the remainder of the evening and into the coastline, and through the interior, we will see it clear, and we have 50s here to start, and it is cool and comfortable, and something to be mindful of the you are out and about enjoying great weather is to pay attention to the change in the smoke, because we have an air quality advisory in place from the creek fire in oregon. we could see pockets of unhealthy air quality at times. sot if you see smoke, be mindful of that. through the afternoon, at 3:00, the daytime highs are going to be in the upper 70s today, and we will get the areas in the 80s especially in the far interior from livermore to tracy, and then from oakland into monday, we will see warming up from

areas like tracy and of course, the upper 90s into the interior. the silicon valley is going to be fantastic, and lot of sunshine into 70s and comfortable weather out and about through the afternoon, and here it. i asked you the send us some photos because of clear the shelter, and people did. and so we have a lot of sweet faces on here, and look at that. the bow there, and the little guy in the back, and he is looking like binks, right? keep on sending me the photos, and if you did adopt a pet, share it with me, and part of the clear the shelters event, and i will give them a shout out on air, and binks would love it. the forecast in san francisco is going to be breezy today, and we have the ocean breeze, and that going to keep us nice and cool through monday, and the inland temperatures are going to be warming up through the 90s, and of course, we have the pride to

and look at that in palo alto. >> and we have so go on a puppy date and share pictures. >> and so watch us on roku and turn on the streaming device s and select the home tv tile, and scroll down to channel 133, and you can watch bay area newscast and the numerous investigative streaming series any time, anywhere. and we have much more on today in the bay. in the bay. we will have political analyst here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken,

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the countdown is on. here a live look at the artemus rocket on the launchpad at kennedy space center in florida. the rocket and it is set to launch tomorrow for a month-long

journey around the month. no astronauts on board and it is un-crewed, and the mission is a critical step, a test to get the astronauts, including the first woman, and the first person of color back on the moon. now, for the latest seizure, and friday, the judge released a redacted affidavit on the mar-a-lago search. that process in itself is prompting more questions. larry guston is going to join us this morning. larry, why was the release of the documents a entire situation itself, and the importance of it? >> good morning, candice, and you are right, and many more chapters, i am sure. the reason that the affidavit is coming out, because the people are wondering, what is going on, and in the affidavit, they said, look, bringing back a treasure

trove of goodies, they said, there were top secret documents, and we need to make sure that there are not anymore, and that is why the judge gave them a search warrant to look for more. they had seen bad stuff, and they went back for more. >> even though it was released, it was redacted over half of it, is not a show of transparency. what do you think? >> the government is saying that you can't have transparency when the document contains names of spies that worked for us or defense systems or youk leer issues that she needs to know about, and this is why the government is making that case. >> and people have been losing

their lives over this. >> and the president said that no previous president's home has been raided like this, and he is calling it a witch hunt, and what are your thoughts on that? >> you know what, he is right. no previous president has ever had his home raided like this or searched like this, but another side to the issue, no previous president has ever walked away with hundreds or perhaps thousands of documents, and many of which belong in the national archives or places or top secret places where they cannot be found you put yourself in a bad situation to walk away with something that does not belong to you, and that is why they had to go to ged things to safety. >> now that has been done, and could the president be charged with a crime? >> well, candice, we have to put the drama aside, and we won't know for months. any time you are getting into

the secrecy issue, government is very, very clear examining what and looking at the witnesses with, and the security camera foot average, and after all of that, maybe there is not any prosecutions or charges. if there are channels, the government has to substantiate them very, very carefully. so we have to be patient, and wait it out, but there is going to be a lot of action when it comes to the comings and doings at mar-a-lago. >> thank you for helping us understand this. we will see you next week. and coming up, a show of pride in sill conn valley. and the political concerns that and the political concerns that are causing a shift of f

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reason. they will have an unveiling of the mural, and then a discussion of the anti-asian american pacific hate. and today, there is going to be a celebration of ukrainian independence day. officials are hoping it will demonstrate ukrainian culture for anyone to attend. it is a live look at san jose where the streets will be filled where the silicon valley parade is going to take place. it may not garner crowds like pride in san francisco, but the organizers say that silicon valley pride offers a family vibe. and after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, many were fearing that the supreme

court could overturn same-sex marriage, and they feel this is a pivotal time. >> we are not one nationality or affection, and so this is an attack on anyone's rights is an attack on our community's right, and that why silicon valley is 100% dedicated to support the marginalized communities, and we will always stand with the most marginalized. >> telemundo 48, and bay area is going to be a proud support of this event. we will be there this morning marching, and so come by and say hi. this is a look at the route. north market and julian streets and ends at san fernando street. vianey has one more look at the forecast. >> the weather is going to be great, candice. if you from california. i'm a california girl. it may feel chilly to start with 60s and 70s and look at what happens at 12:00, 1:00, we are

warming up beautifully into the upper 70s, and little bit of a breeze to learn about. you may be seeing beautiful periods where the sunshine is peeking through. if you bring out the pups, it is going to be nice. i do like to see the pups on the wagon, because binks is a half weiner dog, and he is not a hiker, but low to the ground, and he is tired easily, so we have the pick him up, so bring the wagon with the pets and lola and the crowds are going to be there. i am excited for the food trucks. >> this is perfect parade weather, and if you have your pup, it is going to be perfect. so please, come over to say hello. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. we wil

5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. we hope to see you at the parade. >> look, we have the colors. >> so beautiful.

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