right now at 6:00, a historic liftoff canceled. ahead in a live report, what got in the way of this morning's artemis 1 space launch and a longer look at how this mission will impact the future of space travel. >> tips young parents need to keep in mind to make it in the bay. ' life-saving project years in the making coming into focus for the golden gate bridge, a look at the new just approved first responders training once safety net something in place along the entire span. this is "today in the bay" strem streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. thank you for allowing us to be a part of your monday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia.

this week starts on a cooler note compared to where temperatures may end up by next weekend. meteorologist kari hall is tracking it for us. >> we're starting out with a clear sky. it's going to look a little hazy this morning as we deal with a little bit more of that wildfire smoke coming in, and it's going to be moderate in terms of air quality today. we've been talking about the fire that's burning up around the oregon as well as california border, and some of that smoke coming down the coastline and giving us a hazy sky, and at times some unhealthy air quality especially for parts of the north bay. going into the evening it clears up a little bit. some of the thickest plumes of smoke is holding well to the north of us but we'll continue to watch out for that fire and -- >> thanks, kari. we have breaking news this morning right now within the last 30 minutes. nasa scrubbing its plans for today's historic artemis 1 launch. the launch will set the table for nasa's plans to send americans back to the moon and then to mars. >> "today in the bay's" chris

pollone joins us live near kennedy space center. all eyes were on the historic mission and they just had some problems getting it off the ground. >> reporter: yes, laura and marcus, it we minds you how complicated any space launch is. today basically started out with problems, lightning in the area caused a delay in fueling. they finally got that under way. nasa engineers discovered what they thought might be a crack in the artemis rocket. they figured out that problem and realized it probably wasn't as bad as it looked but what ultimately did the launch in for today is engine number three, and preparing for this launch today, nasa engineers do a certain pressurization and depressurization of the four engines on the jacket and engine number three wasn't responding properly so with only a two-hour window to launch the rocket today between about 5: 3 your

time and 8:33 your time, it's clear that nasa engineers realized they were not going to be able to fix that engine problem within that window. we've been watching the weather. that was a first, that was the main concern, because the weather was supposed to start out good at the beginning of the window, but then ultimately start getting worse and worse and worse as we go out through the day which often happens in florida during the summer. ultimately it was an engine issue. the next possible opportunity to launch this, of course they have to launch it during certain windows depending on the rotation of the earth and the positioning of the moon, that next window comes friday a little after 9:00 a.m. california time, so we'll have to see if nasa schedules this launch for then or if they think this is a longer term problem that may take a while to fix. after that, they could try again on labor day next monday. >> certainly you want them to be extra careful to make sure everything's okay but i'm sure it's a bummer for a lot of the people i'm seeing behind you waiting to watch that launch.

hopefully we'll be seeing one sooner than later. thanks, chris. >> reporter: yes. >> 6:03 right now. new this morning, years of work on the golden gate bridge nearly complete. within the year, the safety netting should be in place meant to prevent suicides. soon the focus will assess what happens next. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez here with us this morning with a look at the training now going on for the first responders, kris. >> hi there marcus and laura. this life-saving project has been in the works for more than ten years now. the $250 million steel net under the golden gate bridge is still under construction. it's expected to be complete by the end of next year, so now the focus is on what law enforcement, fire and other rescuers have to do if or when a person lands in that net, that is whether they are injured. it is a 20-foot fall after all or still resisting help. now there's money dedicated to

training them. the golden gate bridge authority will set aside $824,000 for a training facility near mill valley. the plan is to have the training and also a replica of that steel mesh so that first responders can practice those rescues high, high above the ground. the funds will come from the bridge's capital budget. more than 1,800 people have fallen to their dits from deaths from the bridge since it opened in 1937. if you know someone who is in crisis, there is a toll-free hotline for help in english and in spanish, it's here on your screen. there's an 800 number. the easier one to remember is 877, for someone in crisis or if you're trying to help someone in crisis as well. back to you. if you're already expecting or looking to start your family, you may be in for a rude awakening when it comes to costs of raising a child especially if you're trying to make it in the bay.

across the u.s., parents are spending an average of $286,000 per child this is from birth until the age of 17. local financial professional sam gaeda from define financial planning joins us now. sam, i want to thank you so much for joining us, and let's talk about it. it seems parents are raising their kids in the same way. why are we seeing such a rise in cost of raising the children? >> i think it's not so much, you know, we expect costs to rise over time. i think what's the most concerning about raising a child today is the pace at which costs are rising. according to a recent study, we're seeing about 3% increase in prices over the inflation rate, meaning if long-term inflation is 3%, that means it's costing us 6% increase in child care costs over time and that's a little concerning. >> it's interesting when you see the numbers. you have to think about okay, in the bay area, it actually costs this much. so what are we seeing a lot of those parents spend most of the money on when it comes to

raising the child? >> yeah, three major categories, housing, food and child care are the big ones. housing is just expensive. we have to put a roof over our kids' heads and over time, those costs are increasing. they're increasing more today than ever. personally, i just looked up food, for example, snacks and baby food, two things that are on my mind because i have a 7-month-old daughter and a 3-year-old daughter, those are up 16% over the 12-month period. we're seeing drastic increases in food costs and child care. this is the big topic, at least every birthday party i go to for my kids, what are we paying for child care? i just did my personal numbers here, and just one year increase in child care is up about 11% in the 12-month period. we're seeing major increases and that's the thing.

what we're seeing is major increases in child-specific items that are increasing much faster than the broad base inflation numbers. >> you can watch that entire interview, we talked about it a lot more, streaming at nbc bay area's app and talked about the increasing costs of college. he actually shared some tips for parents to say just download our app and find that story under the must see play list. developing right now, new air quality advisory for parts of the bay area. this is all due to smoke blowing our way from wildfires burning in northern california and southern oregon. one of the fires in oregon has now grown to more than 8,000 acres since starting two weeks ago. it is also burning out of control. meteorologist kari hall has a closer look at what kind of impact that we may actually see this morning. >> we're starting out with a hazy sky and our air quality will be impacted today for parts of the north bay we're seeing the highest count of particulate

matter due to the wildfire smoke. we will also see the impacts around the bay area with moderate air quality today. if you are sensitive to that, if you have breathing problems, limit your time outside. it's going to be hard to do, because the temperatures are going to be so comfortable today, reaching 75 in oakland and san mateo. martinez headed for 83 degrees. we'll see some mid 80s for morgan hill, livermore today, up to about 89 for a high temperature this afternoon. we're going to be heating this up week and we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, hopefully the gas prices are going down. >> we have some value i guess we should say. we have your lowest gas prices courtesy of gas buddy to kick off your work week. in the south bay cupertino at valero on north de anza boulevard gas for $4.65. berkeley gas and smog in berkeley shattuck avenue $4.85 and arc in mill valley, redwood hay way location gas for $4.69. great value as well.

as we look at the roadways, a couple of issues. green sensors for most of our map. speed sensors are looking great. as we zoom over here the build for 37, highway had a crash backup into pittsburg but sorting itself out in concord. in the north a double mow te'o hauler truck busted through the center divide there's a crash, six vehicles involved. this is jammed up traffic getting out of the bay area, holding up traffic making i-80 a little bit lighter across the carquinez bridge. back to you. >> hopefullyinjured. that's a lot of tomatoes. netflix gets ready to offer a lower cost option. ahead on "today in the bay," picture being a subscriber about half the current rate. new details on the rumored lower price tier that will come with a big catch for frequent netflix users. >> or you could go to the movie theater. i'll tell you how to get $3

tickets. what else is cheap? stocks. boy, we've had a rough couple of days. i'll show you worse numbers coming up. plus -- >> i thought it might be a fun moment to tell you that -- >> yes, cliffhanger for all of you swifties out there, if you missed the big announcement yesterday, the pop sensation just announced at the vma talk s a look at the night's biggestar. we have that and so much more for you here on "today in the bay."

happy monday to you. this beautiful shot of the sunrise over san francisco this morning. we're going to see that fog linger right over the bay and the coastline and temperatures in the low 60s to start. we will eventually see a lot more sunshine into the rest of today but temperatures here staying cool with a little bit of a break for our interior valleys as well. we'll talk about warmer temperatures in our forecast coming up. >> focusing on the major crash in the north bay on i-80, really jammed up there. over on the peninsula, the volume of traffic is getting bigger at least, no major slowing but look, there's a lot more company for you as you travel along the peninsula. we'll track it all for you coming up. >> good morning. very happy monday to you. we expect another really tough day on the markets this morning. look at these crazy numbers, from friday's close, dow down quadruple digits, this is a 3% loss.

the nasdaq fell almost 4%. this comes after jay powell made that speech at jackson hole on friday. the speech we all knew was coming. the speech frankly that didn't surprise me much, but sure seemed to surprise investors. powell said the fed will keep plugging along fighting inflation by raising interest rates. to fight inflation and he said the fed had learned lessons in the past about not being aggressive enough to raise rates to fight inflation. really this was all just a standard description about what the fed does but some people were hoping that recent evidence that inflation was easing might make the fed a bit more dovish, a bit less likely to raise rates. that did not happen. and i don't sit up at night worrying about rich people but i thought the numbers show you what a big swing the markets took. elon musk lost $5.5 billion friday. tougher day for jeff bezos, overall worth fell $6.5 billion or more, bill gates, warren

buffett had an easy day of it. video from a recent congressional hearing looking into why there aren't more women and minorities in fintech like square or stripe, and the woman testifying is miriam hawke. i asked how do you testify in congress just in case you have to go before congress. what is that like? do you get invited to testify before congress? how does it work? >> you always say thank you for the question and you're always addressing the mechanics at chair or chairwoman or congressmen and remembering that formality that you're not used to. >> you can get more tips on our podcast sand hill road anywhere you find podcasts, apple podcast, stitch or spotify. movie theaters all over america will start charging $3 a ticket for one day, that's september 3rd. it's national cinema day, a day they just made up just right now. 3,000 theaters across the united states will participate and we're talking big chains

cinemark and amc. amc does a deal soda and popcorn is $5, that's $8 to go to the movies and have popcorn. >> my anniversary is on sunday. >> happy anniversary. >> thank you. woo hoo. >> i bet you get more than $3. >> maybe you should go to the movies. i know you're not going to like that. >> see that face. >> she would love that. >> thank you. new this morning, the first details apparently coming into place for the upcoming lower cost ad supported subscription tier on netflix. insider tells bloomberg the new plan may run from $7 to $9 monthly t could roll out early next year. ads will be shown before and during most shows at the rate of about four minutes per hour but some programming will still run ad free, other streaming services are also developing a cheaper ad-based tier, disney plus recently announced similar

plans which may arrive this fall a star-studded night at the mtv video music awards. >> one artist happier than ever for those results. ♪♪ ♪ don't try to make me feel bad ♪ >> that's billy aislish video, her song "happier than ever" took home song of the year. another big winner, taylor swift took home three awards including video of the year. in a surprise move, the singer thrilled fans with the news of her next album set to debut october 21st. harry styles has another award to add to the mantle taking home honors for album of the year, bad bunny named artist of the year. >> we play that harry styles

album over and over. the kids love it. >> really? >> laura, "we" meaning at her house. >> i play it in the newsroom. >> go for it. >> the two videos they didn't shoot those in california? that's a lot of water. >> oh, yeah. >> the things that we think about here. >> always a news angle. >> all right, let's get started this morning. it's monday, it is time to get out the door and if you're headed out in oakland, you need a light jacket for the start of the day but it's going to be a really comfortable afternoon, in the upper 50s right now. we'll see some more clouds moving in and sunshine the rest of the day w some upper 60s for early in the afternoon as we head for 75 degrees for a high temperature. these highs that we're going to see today much cooler than what we've had recently and cooler than what's ahead. the seven-day forecast is coming up in the bottom of the screen. you do want to make sure that you take a look at that before you make any labor day outdoor plans. our temperatures in hayward today reaching 77.

we're still enjoying some slightly cooler than normal temperatures and it only comes up another degree or two tomorrow. it's a mild start to the week, but then notice that as we head toward wednesday, it's going to be 96 degrees in fairfield as this intense area of high pressure builds across the region. it's going to heat up our temperatures and sometimes we do see this happen in time for labor day. look at santa rosa with upper 70s in the forecast today to low 80s on wednesday. friday we're up to 95. you can see the trend there. we'll be hitting as hot as 103 degrees on sunday into labor day, and then for a lot of our inland spots, we're going to reach into the upper 80s and low 90s for tomorrow, and then upper 90s by the end of the weekend. once again, there will be some spots hotter and possibly reaching closer to 110 for parts of the delta. as we get a look at san francisco, we're only warming up a few more degrees going from upper 60s today to upper 70s by

sunday. mike, you are looking at what's going on for i-80. >> there's a lot going on. at the bay bridge we have the backup. the metering lights were turned on at 5:43 according to chp. it wasn't really a big backup but all of a sudden the last few minutes have seen more company here. no major problems for the maze, but that's where the slowing is, highway 37, highway 4 pretty standard. all the traffic is held up north of the carquinez bridge for i-80, coming in out of davis. jack-packed, leisure town road for the double tomato hauler. at least one person has a fractured leg but maybe more than that will be reported, i hope not. just a big tie-up there in vacaville. south of the carquinez bridge, everything is looking good. back to you. >> what a painful way to start a monday morning. it is 6:21 for you right now. next here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> millions of people with opportunity loans are eligible for debt forgiveness. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how to see if you qualify, next.

as we head to break, we want to share some photos mike inouye posted on instagram. he attended saturday's dedication of the memorial which is one of the latest additions to the national park service. the site memorializes more than 8,000 people of japanese descent who were held captive in the internment camps. check out mike's post, follow him on instagram, twitter and facebook. we'll be right back.

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welcome back everyone. it is 6:24 right now. after the biden administration announced its forgiving some federal student loan debt, many people are wondering how they get that relief. >> the feds say those specifics will be available in the coming weeks. in the meantime, consumer investigator chris chmura explains how to check if you're eligible. >> the first step to student loan forgiveness is figuring out what student loan you have. if it's private, you don't qualify. if it's federal, you might qualify. you probably want to check out your student aid report. uncle sam has it. it should show the loans you've received and the balance. you can get your student aid report at studentaid.gov. if you don't remember your login there, it's okay. you can try to look it up using the email address or phone number that you put on your application for student aid.

once you get your student aid report, look to see if you got a pell grant. here's why. people who got a pell grant might get up to $20,000 in student debt relief versus $10,000 that others get. your income is important. the education department says an individual needs to make less than $125,000 per year or less than $250,000 a year if you're married or head of household. we don't know how the rest of the student debt forgiveness program is going to roll out, but we do know that if you click this qr code, you can get updates from the education department. that way, you can be the first in line to get your 10 or 20 grand. as we learn more we'll update you right here. >> thank you, chris. next the top stories we're following, including a pay raise hammered out for california firefighters. we're going to tell you the

needs that have to happen before thousands get their first pay bump and why some are calling this a move long overdue. there have been thousands of dead fish spotted along bay area coastlines. ahead, we'll tell you why this is happening and what you need to do if you come across it. and we are following breaking news, historic launch 50 years in the making scrubbed. we're breaking down what canceled this morning's artemis 1 flight around the moon and the new details on nasa's next possible window. you're watching "today in the bay."

next on "today in the bay," breaking news for you at 6:30, a mission 50 years in the making now on hold. nasa scrubbing this morning's launch of the artemis 1 spacecraft. you're watching "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. good morning to you again. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's talk about what got in the way. a live look at cape canaveral showing the rocket on the launch pad. within the last hour, nasa called off the unmanned launch due to a problem on one of the rocket engines. teams are also trying to figure out what caused an unexpected

buildup of ice. a number of factors have to be in place for nasa to go ahead with the launch. the next possible window where that could happen could be friday a little before 10:00 a.m. our time. if not nasa is looking at one week from today. whenever the launch happens it will set the table for nasa's plan to conduct a new moon landing within three years. >> let's roll back to the bay area. we'll talk about a big warmup in the works. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that forecast for us, and kari, how is that looking? >> it's starting out with a hazy sky this morning as we are going to enjoy some of the cooler temperatures today, but the air quality will be the biggest issue for us as we get some wildfire smoke drifting in from a fire to the north. moderate air quality expected for this afternoon as you head out in berkeley, seeing temperatures in the upper 50s this morning and then it will be clearing out as we go into the rest of today, headed for the upper 60s at 1:00 this afternoon. as we take a look at the highs for today, reaching 73 in scotts

valley in san jose 80 degrees. we'll see some mid-70s for oakland and low 80s for much of the north bay. these temperatures are cooler than normal but it's going to heat up as we head closer to our holiday weekend. le i'll have more in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. 6:32. an ominous phenomenon raising red flags due to our climate in crisis. thousands of dead fish are popping up in parts of the bay. >> if you were walking along the coastline this weekend, you may have noticed it yourself. a fish die-off due to what environmental groups are saying is an unusually large algae bloom. "today in the bay's" ginger conejero saab is live for us in san francisco and what are they say is going on? >> reporter: it's really very interesting. good morning, laura and marcus. people have been seeing it, it's been catching the eye of so many and if you haven't caught it for yourself, check out social media because people have been posting

photo. here are some examples of that. people have been snapping photos from sausalito, point richmond, oyster point and these fish also washed up in alameda. the nonprofit san francisco baykeeper tells us these are the consequences of an algae bloom that has spread across the entire bay area. the first reports of red tea colored water tied to algae came in july and since last week, baykeeper has been receiving reports of dead fish, which they suspect are being killed by the algae and that number is growing. but the big question is, why is it happening? the team at baykeeper believes treated waste water that's dumped into the bay has nutrients that help the algae grow. >> that's why it's really urgent that we get this nutrient enrichment from waste water treatment plants under control as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the scientist goes on to say he believes the blooms will fade as the year goes on,

but for the time being, he is advising people and pets to avoid prolonged contact with the water. we'll continue to follow this story for our midday and have further details then. marcus and laura? >> very concerning. thanks for the latest, ginger. happening for you today, a man recently arrested in a 40-year south bay cold case set to make his first appearance in court. authorities in hawaii last month arrested 75-year-old gary ramirez at his home. prosecutors say dna evidence matching him to the 1982 killing of a 15-year-old, karen stitt, she was stabbed dozens of times near a bus stop in sunnyvale. last week ramirez was extradited from maui to the south bay to face murder and rape charges. authorities say he has no prior criminal history. this morning a deadline is approaching for the state to agree to a new contract for cal

firefighters. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us now. so do we know where the deal stands? >> reporter: we do. good morning to you, laura. the union that represents the cal fire firefighters say they are the lowest paid firefighters in the state of california, so last week, the governor and that union agreed on a tentative contract that includes three pay raises and other benefits that the union has been fighting for, for years. you can see this on your tv screen. if both sides agree, the firefighters will receive a 2.5% raise retroactive to july 1st, a second 2% raise january 1st and another 2% raise the following july 1st. also a $260 monthly stipend for health insurance. this would increase state spending by $126 million annually starting 2024. also, the length of a firefighter ship for cal fire

would reduce from an average of 72 hours per shift down to 66 hours. the idea is to get the cal firefighter's pay on par with that of other firefighters and also to help reduce staffing shortages. the union says the job is demanding. it's disruptive to family life and comes with risks like injury and ptsd. >> the most significant deal in this contract is the commitment from the administration reducing the work hours of the cal fire firefighters. you work a 7 -hour shift already the long e in the fire community in the country. >> reporter: the contract now has to be approved by union members and state lawmakers. the union said the state has until this wednesday to give a thumbs up or down. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, thank you very latest there, bob. >> 6:36. a live look at san francisco, today a little bit of fog there. a little fog. >> hmm. >> you look at t oh it's a little fog but it's clear in the

foreground. all right, a more accurate look at the forecast for you today with meteorologist kari hall, has that for us. >> it's going to be changing minute by minute there in san francisco, so at times it looks mostly cloudy, then the fog rolls in, and then it clears out. we can see the sun coming up over the hills in the south bay, as we wake up to a nice sunrise. yes overhead you can see the clouds and the marine layer moving into san francisco, where our temperatures are in the low 60s. we'll hold steady here for the next few hours with the clouds moving by, and then a little bit more sun as we go closer to noon into the afternoon, as our temperatures head only for 68 degrees here. it will be cooler for many of our microclimates that enjoyed some nice weather especially yesterday, that continues today with a high of about 80 in san jose, and 89 in livermore. but it will be heating up as we head toward the week and we're going to talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, you have an important note about highway 101 closing. >> it's closing but not right this second. don't worry. right now we have your typical slowing right here about this time almost every day, slowing

up to about oakland road and that will continue to build, but tonight is the big closure, tonight and tomorrow for northbound 101, from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the following morning, they will be closing highway 101 at trimble. there's a big interchange project you're probably aware of north of sjc opposite direction the next few nights. there areal aboff and on reroute the detour marked with crews. the rest of the bay is light. there will be changes in san francisco this evening, oracle park will be crowded in the vicinity about 4:30 when crowds start arriving for the game at 6:45. keep that in mind not far from the bay bridge. bay bridge pretty standard backup there with metering lights being turned on and we're tracking that, the filled in toll plaza shown here but the big problem for i-80 is up in the north bay, vacaville. we'll touch on that again coming up. >> 6:38. nuclear concerns on the rise in

ukraine as leaders fear a meltdown may soon become a reality. the drastic new actions being taken in preparation for that possibility. and a show of force by u.s. military off the coast of china. we'll tell you about that. out to the big board, another day of losses though, man not nearly as bad as friday as people fear interest rate hikes. >> i have holiday weekend travel advice. the reason experts are urging you to prepare especially if you're going to be flying this labor day weekend and the alarming new data of the unsatisfied summer travelers. we cleared the shelters. an update on this weekend's push to get pets into their forever homes. you won't want to miss it. you're watching "today in the bay."

6:42, as we head out the door in the north bay, santa rosa right now 55 degrees, and it's mainly clear. we'll see a few clouds in the mix throughout the next several hours, but a great day ahead with our temperatures staying on the cool side especially compared to what's ahead. we'll get a look at the end of the week warmup that's coming up in a few minutes. >> i'm watching the beginning of the work week here. this is 580 approaching the bridge out of richmond. i've been watching some last-minute lane changes. maybe not the wisest decisions. not even that opportunity here at the bay bridge from time to time can even move to change lanes, we're tracking the backup

and the big issue in vacaville, i-80 as the tie-up in both directions. we'll talk about why, coming up. in san francisco a deadly stabbing near the 24th street mission b.a.r.t. station is under investigation. this happened just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon above the station. police say surveillance cameras show two men arguing near the elevator before one of the men stabbed the other. that victim walked down the stairs, collapsing on the b.a.r.t. platform. the attacker took off. police are still trying to track that man. developing this morning, inspectors from the united nations nuclear watch dog agency are expected to inspect possible damage from shelling near a ukrainian nuclear power plant. shelling intensified again over the weekend. authorities in the surrounding area are trying to prepare for the worst, that includes having iodine tablets on standby in the event of a meltdown. evacuation backup plans are also now in place for everyone who lives within a 30-mile radius.

the pentagon is watching for a response from china after two u.s. warships transited the strait of taiwan. >> scott mcgrew we're seeing a show of force from the u.s. >> we are, after china had its own show of force moving warships closer to the island nation of taiwan. we're waiting for video from the defense department of the transit. we have file video of one of the too ships the "antietam" and sistership the "uss chancellorville." the taiwan strait 100 miles wide so you're passing close to china. you may remember from history class antietam and chancellorville were battles in the american civil war, they were the ships that were available. there's no meaning to sending those specific ships but the "chancellorville" will probably be renamed at some point. the u.s. won the battle of antietam but lost at chancellorville.

there's a push to get rid of confederate names. president biden returning from his weekend in delaware. the president leaves the white house nearly every weekend much like his predecessor did. mark noellor said biden has spent more time away from the white house than donald trump did at this point in his presidency. over the weekend, a federal judge in florida indicated she was likely to grant donald trump's request that a special master be appointed in his case for reasons that we have absolutely not been able to figure out. the trump legal team took two weeks to request the special master, somebody neutral who can go through the documents seized to figure out if there are personal documents investigators shouldn't see. two weeks may be too late. the fbi has filter team to separate personal papers from what may be evidence of crime in the absence of an outside special master, and republican

azoom kinzinger who serves on the house select committee said on "meet the press," he can't imagine holding on to any secret documents. >> if any of us walked out intentionally with even one document from the scif which is where we can go see classified documents at, and the house came to us said you had to give the document back and refuse to do it for years, we'd be in real dribble. >> it doesn't matter if the documents are classified or not, as he said. according to the reasoning spelled out in the search warrant and the affidavit it is documents in general. we're talking about what's happening in washington on social media. follow me on facebook at scott mcgrew tv. air travel is not the only thing that took off this summer. air travel complaints took off.

the department of transportation says customer complaints rose nearly 300% in june compared to before the pandemic. back in june, airlines experienced a lot of staffing struggles combined with weather issues across parts of the nation. some of those issues continue. one insider believes with labor day on the horizon, you may want to brace for more industry turbulence. >> we're not out of the woods. there's always going to be the possibility of flight disruptions, but i think airlines have improved significantly from where they were earlier in the summer. >> ahead on the "today" show, the best and worst air travel report cards this summer, and what to expect going forward. that's at 7:00 a.m., right after "today in the bay." new for you this morning, former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick has a teammate, call it a little bundle of joy. he hen ace girlfriend welcomed their new baby a few weeks ago, she announced the birth on instagram.

the two sta 2015. congratulations to them. >> all smiles, that's nice. they must have got a good night's sleep. >> i'm sure they had a little help. a big thanks to every one of you who came out and said hello to laura and myself this weekend as we were helping to clear the shelters. >> it was a lot of fun. bercally humane says all of its pets were adopted. >> wow. >> last check 103 animals found fur-ever homes. 40 additional pets were adopted from the san jose animal care shelter. there's time if you want to adopt as well. learn more about clear the shelters, we run it all month long, scan the qr code on your screen and check out our website nbcbayarea.com where we link to all the participating shelters in the bay area, and you can check out the animals that are available and bring home a forever friend. we had a lot of fun at berkeley humane saturday morning. >> we're happy to say laura and

marcus, my dog and your cat were adopted. we got to play with the two of you. >> i remember. >> you were a little feisty, you scratched me a few times. >> that's why i'm in the middle of the two of you. >> must have been a good weekend. >> it was a lot of fun. >> so many more people came out earlier as well this year and as we emerged out of the pandemic it was great to be out there and a lot of great activities and met some great folks. >> happy times. >> the hard thing is that the triplets wanted to bring home a puppy. >> didn't work out. >> i said we have a dog. >> it's about that time to walk the dog this morning, as you probably do see a lot of people in the neighborhood out with their dogs and walking early, right around sunrise. this is the best time of day to get out and enjoy more of that time, not only because of the temperatures, but because of the air quality. we're going to start to see a more hazy sky developing as we

go into today and more smoke drifting in and some of the worst of that smoke when we look at the measure, the particulate matter from the wildfire smoke is highest in parts of the north bay creating moderate air quality. we'll see moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area, just a heads up about that. it may have an impact on whether the kids go out for recess or not. we're taking a look at fremont and our drop-off time for the school day forecast. it's going to be at about 60 degrees so partly cloudy sky but nice comfortable and sunny as we go into the afternoon, with some upper 70s. we're headed for 80 for a high temperature today. in concord, expect a high of 88 degrees. these temperatures very much like yesterday afternoon, feeling nice and cool near the coastline and breezy wind for the inner bay and upper 70s but as we go into tomorrow, some temperatures in the interior parts of the bay area start to come up another degree or two, and that's going to be the trend as we go throughout the week, our temperatures heating up each day, and take a look at the bottom of the screen that seven-day forecast, it gets even hotter headed into the holiday

weekend. keep this in mind, as you're making plans for the holiday weekend, there's going to be an intense area of high pressure building across the region and that's going to heat up our temperatures, and take a look at brentwood. i want to show you what to expect, make sure the pool is cleaned out, the air conditioning is tuned up because we're going from low 90s today to 110 degrees on sunday as well as labor day. some extreme heat coming our way. we sometimes see this in time for labor day and it is right on time. with a lot of our inland areas headed for the upper 90s once again, there will be some spots going well above that and for san francisco, we're in the upper 60s today. it's going to warm up to the upper 70s and maybe some low 80s for labor day. we'll watch that. mike, you're watching i-80. >> that's right, a big issue for i-80, folks headed out of the bay area and across the carquinez bridge up toward davis, we've got three four,

almost at times they've closed the freeway because of two tomato haulers basically two trailers overturned, hit the center divide so your lanes eastbound are where the crash is but they knocked that concrete barrier into the westbound commute direction tying you up past meridian and leash your town road. everything south of there is lighter including the bay bridge toll plaza but it's full at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's not a surprise right here, just wanted to let you know it's still there. the rest of the bay south of there looking good. san jose a burst of traffic kicking in 101, slowing at capital and 87 into downtown. back to you. >> thanks, mike. there is awe new way to watch our newscast and if you have roku, your prayers have been answered. you can watch us on roku. all you have to do is go to the schedule there, select the live tv tile on your home screen and scroll down to channel 133. once you get there, you can find us, that's our channel and watch us any time and anywhere you

want. happening now, pg&e is getting ready to conduct an aerial fire risk survey in the tri-valley area. a helicopter crew will gather information for new mapping system of high-risk power lines using lidar technology to collect that data. starting at 9:00 a.m. the tv will survey an area north of interstate 580 in and around livermore. next a quick look at stories we're working on this morning, including air quality concerns for parts of the bay area and the incident hundreds of miles away causing some of the issues. and that breaking news this morning, history on hold as nasa scrubs today's artemis 1 space launch. the update on the problems crews are dealing with this morning and the next spot for a window for that launch. we're back in two minutes with more for you on "today in the more for you on "today in the bay." what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27?

26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. welcome back. before you head out this morning, here's a look at those top stories on "today in the bay." >> including breaking news as nasa scrubs plans for today's

historic artemis 1 launch around the moon. we have a live look at cape canaveral where the spacecraft is sitting on the launch pad. about 90 minutes ago nasa officially called off the unmanned launch due to mainly a problem in one of the rocket's four engines. because a number of factors have to be in place for nasa to go ahead with a launch the next possible window is this friday, a little before 10:00 a.m. our time. if not, nasa is considering one week from today. the "today" show is covering the latest with history now on hold. a live report is coming up in a few minutes, after "today in the bay." happening for you today, a man recently arrested in a 40-year south bay cold case set to make his first appearance in court. authorities in hawaii last month arrested 75-year-old gary ramirez at his home. prosecutors say dna evidence matching him to the 1982 killing of 15-year-old karen stitt, she was stabbed dozens of times near a bus stop in sunnyvale. last week ramirez was extradited from maui to the south bay to face murder and rape charges. authorities say he has no prior

criminal history. even before safety netting is in place alon the golden gate bridge first responders have to be trained on how to respond once it is. work on the netting is with respected to wrap up by the end of the year. the authority is setting aside more than $800,000 for a new training facility here mill valley. it will focus on how firefighters should respond when someone lands in the net. if you're in crisis, toll-free hotline for help in english and spanish on your screen. on your cell phone, all you have to do is text 988. a live look across the bay area this morning and air quality advisory now extended through today, this is due mostly to an out-of-control wildfire burning in southern oregon. the creek fire has grown to more than 8,000 acres since starting two weeks ago.

air pollution levels are not expected to exceed health standards, but if you do smell that smoke outside, they say you are advised to remain indoors. >> kari has a look at our forecast for this monday. >> i think the north bay will have the biggest impact from the wildfire smoke and starting out this morning with mostly cloudy skies across the bay area. it clears out and we head for 86 degrees. notice that today will be the coolest day of the week. it is going to heat up over the next few days. san francisco will see highs in the upper 60s. we'll be mostly in the low 70s for. much of the work week and upper 70s closer to labor day. >> closer to san jose more slowing north 101, the pattern a little different. you're slowing toward tully where a crash was reported and should be clearing to the shoulder. three vehicles involved, only two stuck around. the crash in vacaville is still there, two tomato trucks

overturned, no major injuries reported. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00 a.m. >> we'll be back at 7:25 for a local news update for you. stick and, the "today" show is coming up next. good monday morning. if you woke up thinking you were going to see nasa making history, you'll have to wait longer. >> a setback for an ambitious campaign to return to the moon. it is august 29th, and this is today. >> breaking news. on hold. with just minutes to go, nasa delays this morning's launch of the most powerful rocket. a mission set to usher in a new era for humans in space. the decision coming after several issues and storms in the area overnight. so when will we see th n