good morning. it is saturday july 8th. 7:00 as we take this live look outside. a little bit of wind there as

they're setting up the lantern in san jose's japantown for the festival beginning in exactly one hour. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick peek at our microclimate forecast and hopefully the wind will calm down for the festival today. >> yeah. wind or no wind, should still be a great time. that community is all about gratitude and celebration today. the forecast for that specific event in just a little bit, but we will start here in the south bay. 54 degrees in san jose right now. with a light wind out of the northwest and we go to the north bay, a different angle of our sam ra overlooking the northgate mall down there and a chilly start hanging on to the cloud covers out there. maybe you're making your way through san rafael, a nice day over to napa. below average, mid-70s and sticking with breezy afternoons

a lot of us mild temperatures as we make our way inland. only warming up to 77 in concord. 71 san jose. 75 los gatos and chilly 60s in san francisco. we will stay this way going into tomorrow but better news with more warmer weather on the way. show you that in the extended outlook in a little bit. >> cinthia, see you soon. the "ruby princess" cruise ship still docked in san francisco as crews work to repair it. the ship hit a dock at pier 27 thursday morning and now princess cruises says it expects the ship will be cleared to leave port once repairs to the hull are complete. and the u.s. coast guard completes its inspection. that might be as early as tomorrow afternoon. here's "today in the bay's" tom jensen. >> reporter: a repair team worked all day and into the night fixing the hole in the "ruby princess"'s hole where it collided with the dock thursday

and pounding and grinding away the gadges, passenger departed sailing sunday afternoon at earliest. >> this is a bad taste in my mouth. >> reporter: this couple and three more couples opted for the full refund and leave the cruise ship learning they'd need to spend another day and a half in home port and the cruise cut short. >> not leaving until sunday. you know? 4:00? who knows when we're going sunday at 4:00. i don't think truthful the whole time. >> disappointed. looking forward to it, but, you know, maybe it's another trip in the future but maybe not with princess. >> reporter: several passengers who traveled longer distances to take the ten-day cruise to alaska will stick it out. >> we're going to stay. >> yes. >> reporter: they're going the make the best of it enjoy the food entertainment and city of san francisco while they're here. >> doing everything they can to make it as pleasant as they can.

regard shortened seven-day cruise including two stops. the in alaska and canada but not the northern earn-most trip the northern bay. >> yes, looking forward to that. do it again some other time. >> yeah. my daughter and i studying the ports going to, and there are certainly things we really wanted to do. really wanted to see a glacier. >> reporter: some simply don't want to end their summer vacation with their extended family sooner than they planned. >> if we go home now, summer will be over for the grandkids, and we'll be in school routines. >> reporter: tom jensen, "today in the bay." now to oakland's 911 dispatch system. it is finally back up allowing dispatchers to receive emergency and non-emergency calls. the city says a power outage thursday afternoon caused the system to collapse for more than 24 hours. >> oakland fire and oakland police are experiencing

catastrophic cad failures out at this time. >> audioof a dispatcher describing the situation right after the outage. cad is short for "computer aided dispatch." backup generators also failed forcing workers to write down information, hand it to dispatchers, who then used radios to communicate with first responders. several calls also re-routed to the alameda county sheriff's office. all that chaos led to long wait times for people requesting emergency services. this week power outage isn't the only problem facing local 911 emergency systems. our investigative unit's found some of the worst 911 answering times in california. here's our investigator reporter. >> reporter: call 911 expect help right way. not happening in one bay area city where answering times are among worst in the state, where a police officer nearly lost his

life and a man with an emergency says he called 911 and was on hold ten minutes. reporting for the nbc bay area investigative unit. reach out to me with your 911 experience going to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> candice gwin for us. and likely seen this video pap woman in a bikini and high heels walking out of a fire truck and into a bay area strip club. now a san jose judge says the city needs to hand over all of its records connected to that viral video. we broke the story of the so-called pink poodle incident back in october. now one the mayor is pushing for. "today in the bay" has the story. >> reporter: the investigation into this viral video from last october sparked a whole lot of concerns over transparency. a superior court judge needs to

make pubic all investigative and disciplinary records in connection with the scandal one included with a fire captain demoted as a result of a lawsuit timed by mercury news. >> i thelt the city should have reported more fully and earlier in the process, and here we are. you know? it took a lawsuit, but now that's what's going to happen. >> reporter: the mayor asking for transparency from the start just like the rest of us, what he received the chief's memo, which tells it all started when the fire crew drove an unauthorized man from the fire station to his work at the pink poodle strip club when the chief says this woman asked for a ride-along. so the crew drove her around the block. the memo recommended disciplinary actions but no specifics saying it's private. >> a group in this case made a decision that violated the public trust, and constituted a misuse of public resources and

the public needs to know those claims were operately done. >> reporter: we reached out but referred to the city manager's statement. the city respects the ruling but adds the city's ability to conduct a complete and thorough investigation relies on the participation of reporting parties and witnesses to cooperate. we hope the ruling does not detract from that. the mayor says the city attorney will now discuss with the city council possibility of appeal and the city has 30 days to turn over the documents unless there's an appeal. reporting for "today in the bay." police need help finding a man they say assaulted a runner on a popular running trail. it happened in malibu on the bay trail. police say a 17-year-old girl was jogging on wednesday evening when a man approached her. he asked her for directions to a hotel and wanted her to show him

on her cell phone map. that's when police say he touched her inappropriately. she pushed him away, took off running and was able to flag down a woman for help. if you have any information, contact mountain view p.d. san jose police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who killed a woman on the city's east side. police say it happened just before 2:30 yesterday afternoon at story road and south white road. a homeless woman was pushing a cart when she stepped into the road outside of the crosswalk. she was hit by a car and that driver did not stop. a second car also ran the woman over. that second driver did stop, and cooperated. police are looking for driver of that first car. no description yet on the type of car. this, by the way, is san jose's 23rd fatal collision and 24th traffic death of the year. richmond police released new bodycam video showing what led to a deadly police shooting and a warning.

you might find vis video disturbing. >> metro police department search warrant open the door! metro police department! search warrant. >> the video runs more than ten minutes shows officers arriving at the home on samberling island. officers shouted and yelled repeatedly before entering the home. then you hear them identify themselves arnold call for someone by his first name. after several minutes of searching for him they come across what they say was an armed man. >> metro police, show your hands. gun! [ gunfire ] >> gun! >> police say kevin mcdonald setting on a bed and raised a gun at officers when they opened the bedroom door. that's when they say two officers were forced to fire killing mcdonald. >> there's different ways of searching a residence and

there's, you know, quick and dynamic. i think it speaks for itself the officers spent approximately five minutes slowly, meticulously searching the residence and announced presence numerous times. >> police say the search of the home let to a stockpile of weapons including 53 guns, ammunition and a live grenade. at 7:10, much more ahead on "today in the bay." jumming up, what's going on in san francisco? we have the story behind this unusual protest, and the message people are hoping to accepted with these orange traffic cones. coming up.

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welcome back. 7:13 on your saturday morning. a live look outside. both freeways in san jose, sun shining. haze out there. cinthia pimentel will have your full forecast including if you're going to the festival in japantown. by the way, begins at noon today. on how students in the south bay are about to get a helping hand for their futures. santa clara county is creating a new guaranteed income program for high school seniors who don't have a permanent home. announced by state senator dave cortese and county super virus susan ellenburg. the pilot program pays 50 unhoused students $1,200 a month to help them make ends meet while they transition to college or begin their careers. >> the decisions that need to be made and resources needed to be

successful in these decisions are no joke and it is truly in the public interest to ensure all students get the support to take advantage of life's next opportunities. >> there are about 2,500 unhoused students in the county. the pilot program launches next summer. in san francisco, people are putting orange traffic cones on top of self-driving cars. it's a form of protest ahead of next week's vote on the driverless cars freedom within city limits. a twitter account called cone sf behind the movement and members aren't identifying themselves but responded to our written questions saying they're placing the cones on the autonomous vehicles to confuse and disable them and want the cars off the road entitirely. at t the very leasast, sigignify limited.d. right nonow the dririverless ta ononly approprpriate during cer

hours s in san francicisco, b b californrnia public utililities commisission couldld grantnt tw companies,s, cruz and wayay moe fullll approval at the meeting. both condemning this so-called coning. waymo added not only misunderstanding how avs operate incorrect, but this is vandalism and encourages unsafe and disrespectful behavior on our roadways. quote/unquote. the company will notify law enforcement of any future cornering incidents. new this morning, that tourist caught on video facing facing -- defacing the wall of the co-siham, apologizing. last week's video of the 27-year-old from the uk carving on to the coliseum wall's in a new letter addressed to city leaders the man apologizes saying he was unaware the nearly

2,000-year-old amphitheater was ancient. fined up to $15,000 and five years in prison if convicted. his attorney is requesting a plea bargain and asking for a suspended sentence. back here locally, after serving more than 50 years in prison for murder, charles manson follower leslie van houten paroled. governor gavin newsom said he would not challenge it at the state supreme court level. van houten is serving a life sentence for the 1969 killings of grocery chain owners leano and rosemary labianca in los angeles. up for parole five times since 2016. denied each time by newsom pred and meta, social media threads signed up 70 million

users. faster growth rate in tech app history. boosted by close association with social media powerhouse instagram. not to mention twitter's recent struggles. twitter, by the way, has already threatened a lawsuit against meta. if you needed further proof the pandemic is mostly behind us and you want to have some fun and maybe funnel cake in the process, check out one of our summer county fairs. the marin county fair for one calling its recent five-day run a success. organizers say revenues and attendance this year actually bounced back beyond pre-pandemic levels. in 2020 and 2021, marin hosted only a virtual fair. last year it was still taking pandemic precautions. by the way, the alameda county fair ends its run sunday. still have time. and b.a.r.t. acknowledging the bay area's long-ing a paste in its latest advertising campaign. the first time in its 50-year

history, b.a.r.t. is returning advertisements translated from the language of one of the bay area's oldest established native american group. the aloni people whose homeland once covered the area between richmond and fremont across the east bay. ads written in their native language and the ads promote exploretoriums recently opened exhibit called fantasticica. highlighting history and science of plants. and we have covered in this weekend's "calendar". >> good morning, kira. we're going to start today off with drive city in san francisco. outdoor summer fun fest kicks off with positively summer. get it? yeah. an event for what they call dog parents every saturday isn't july promising pet-friendly activities. snap picks, paw-paparazzi and

take a trick teaching workshop. connect with other pet owners and a pup cup bar. bar? you might need to be older than a pup for that one, and definitely need to be the south bay for the wine festival here at the south coast art & wine festival. fun for all ages but the art, it's great. the university brings 10:00 to 6:00 today and tomorrow. mentioned the adult beverages, fun food options for the weekend and free concerts throughout the day as well. celebration of grapes in this area. go to celebration of tomatoes. promising everything tomato. crown the new little miss tomato today and chow down, a tomato-eating contest. a tug-of-war, losing team falls into the tomato pit. even though tomatoes have seeds. either way they're fruit. go to the website for all info

and you can map it out. on the weekdays i'll handle the maps and the report right here on "today in the bay." >> thanks. and your microclimate forecast, disclaimer. did not call each other when getting dressed this morning, take our matching selves and get to the forecast. i promise i would get you the festival hour-by-hour for you. a nice time out there. obon festival. temperatures around 70 degrees this afternoon. festival runs from 12:00 to 10:00. maybe over to pebble beach. u.s. women's open going on. chilly temperatures, 60s, breeze along the beach and breezy here in the bay area hanging on to the fog around the bay. san francisco through the peninsula. parts, and clearing out for most of us in the inland valleys as we go on through this afternoon, but look at it staying stubborn out even into parts of santa cruz back tonight and into tomorrow morning as well. what are we looking at as far as temperatures?

upper 60s along the east bay shoreline. low 70s in south bay for san jose and scotts valley. only warming up to los 80s in santa rosa and fairfield. similar trend going into tomorrow. not much noticeable -- not a notable change going into sunday. you'll need the sunglasses, of course, still maybe a light jacket. it's not until we get into next week we really start to see that high pressure building in from the southwest that's going to impact temperatures here in the bay area. 90s returning to the bay area. i think some of very excited for and even if you have plans to go on into san francisco, flies in nice. plenty of sunshine. inland valleys warm-up into tuesday. 90s return on the board into wednesday and thursday. still holding on to that sunshine. as we get on into next weekend i see some warm weekend weather ahead. even though we have a breezy weekend right now, warm weather is on the way and i'll tell you

xwashgs welcome back. on the fourth of july and every day american flags fly across the bay area. the fabric is a symbol of freedom. and one local couple introduces us to another fabric symbolizing healing and gratitude for veterans. garvin thomas has the story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: stop by the livermore veterans memorial on any given monday --

and you'll find the main hall taken over by quilters. women busy at work turning so many different pieces of fabric. >> got to make piles of these things and then make piles of those things. >> reporter: into singular creations. each one destined to be give ton a united states veteran. >> oh, look at that. very creative. >> reporter: the effort is fittingly led by michelle mccumber. fitting because michelle says it is this project which brought the different pieces of her life together with beautiful results. >> i was born to do this. when you have moved through your life with different life experiences and then you come to something, you say, everything i've learned in my life is helping me accomplish what i'm doing today. and i'm so grateful for that. >> reporter: the late 1970s michelle met her husband chuck. two years into their relationship, however, before he told her about his service in vietnam. his less than welcome homecoming. >> a lot of vietnam veteran hs

to learn how to fly low under the radar. a lot of rate generated towards veterans from vietnam. they didn't talk about it. >> reporter: she helped him recover and found peace for herself taking up quilting. >> being creative, a piece of art and it functions, and it's fabulous. >> reporter: it wasn't until 2015, though, when michelle witnessed a quilts of valor presentation that these different passions merged into one. >> and it touched me so deeply. and i said to my husband, this is what i'd like to do. >> we've got sharing -- >> reporter: now as a member of the quilt guild, michelle run as local chapter of quilts of valor, and is over seeing the creation. >> welcome to quilts of valor. >> reporter: and presentation of hundreds of quilts, with both the veteran and the quilter often in tears. >> when you allow people to work

from their heart, beauty is crazied, and it's, that is the love of it. they're creating love. >> reporter: the message, of course, is thank you for your service. but done in such a way that a veteran can not only hear but feel.

good morning! it is saturday, july 8th. 7:30 as we take this live look

outside. cloudy skies over san rafael. you can see the sunshine breaking through. ahead of what should be a pretty lovely weekend. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a peek any other our microclimate forecast. you said wind or no wind, a great day to get out. >> no matter the conditions, the day, the weekend, is what you make it. good morning, kira and good morning, everyone. out to san francisco where we're seeing a little bit of that fog breaking aport this morning with peeks of sunshine, but the story is, this afternoon it's going to get very windy out there along the city. anywhere from 20 to 35 mile-an-hour winds coming onshore. go over to the east bay. good morning to you in walnut creek. should see more sunshine and temperatures staying around mid-70s. a gorgeous afternoon there. what can we expect around the rest of the bay area? still seeing temperatures below average in the 70s low 80s with breezy afternoons could not being today and tomorrow. there is better news. warming up next week.

90s return on the board. tell you that coming up in about ten minutes. back to you. >> cinthia, thanks. be the delays continue for more than 3,000 passengers waiting for the coast guard to declare their ship safe to cruise. after it hit pier 27 early thursday morning. we do have a live look at the "ruby princess" right now, still in san francisco. princess cruise announced its ship will not be leaving port until tomorrow afternoon at the earliest. we know the ship cannot leave the terminal until the coast guard has inspected and signed off on any repairs. our camera spotted crew it's crews working to repair the hole in the hull. thousands aboard the ship currently have the option of bailing on the cruise or staying aboard and enjoying it's ship's amenities including zumba classes, trivia night, time in the pool and meals at the restaurants. passengers who do cancel their cruise are being given full

credit towards a future princess cruise. >> all of a sudden not leaving until sunday. 4:00? who'll knows if we're leaving sunday at 4:00. i don't know if they've been truthful the whole time. >> disappointed. we were looking forward to it, but who knows. maybe another trip in the future but maybe not with princess. >> the cruise was supposed to be ten days. they shortened the cruise, seven days. one in alaska a stop, and another prince rupert, canada, not including the north most port nor the cruise through glacier bay. we know the ship cannot leave the terminal until the coast guard inspected and signed off on any repairs as mentioned. crackdown on an open-air drug market in downtown san jose appears to be working. an update to a problem we first exposed a few weeks ago. it started with these videos showing drug use and drug sales specifically near a 7-eleven.

less than 24 hours after we aired these videos city leaders announced an immediate crackdown. since then people living in the area noticed a big turnaround. more police and fewer people loitering. >> i do feel safer. there's been a lot more police presence which has been nice, no want san jose to turn into san francisco. >> next week mayor matt mahan is planning to meet with the homeowners associations of two neighbors condo complexes to give residents updates. new overnight. a woman hospitalized after making contact with a b.a.r.t. train. it happened just before 11:00 last night at the powell street b.a.r.t. station. the woman's condition is unknown at this time. people fed up with speeding drivers in east oakland gathered for a vigil yesterday at foothill boulevard where a

73-year-old grandmother was hit and killed last month while in a crosswalk with her family. witnesses say the hit-and-run driver appeared to be racing another car. traffic safety advocates held up signs asking drivers to slow down. they also called on the city to coats to divide the street and c make it safer. >> you'll see if you stand here eve an few minutes, people will pull out from behind other cars, stop at the light and blast through the intersection, a red light. if it's hard separators between the lanes, they can't do that. >> police are still looking for the hit-and-run driver who sped away in a black mercedes-benz. now to the biden administration saying the u.s. will provide controversial cluster munitions to ukraine. the weapons are warheads that explode and scatter smaller explosives over wide areas. human rights groups and many

democrats are condemning the move. cluster bombs have a history of killing and injury civilians. more than 100 nations signed and international treaty banning them. ukraine has been asking for the bombs since last year saying it needs more weapons to continue its counteroffensive against russia. the u.s. has a stockpile of cluster munitions in europe that could be shipped to ukraine nearly immediately. getting a closer look at the mercenary group that helped russia fight its war with ukraine before its rogue leader launched a rebellion. here's richard engel with a preview of his special on the rise and fall of the wagner group. >> reporter: russia may look like it's sage, but those who know it well say under president vladimir putin -- it's become a mafia. armed with nuclear weapons. and on june 24th, putin faced the biggest challenge to his authority in his more than two

decades in power. a member of his trusted inner circle dared to revolt, and marched his army of mercenaries into russia. >> there was a mutiny against vladimir putin's armed forces. >> reporter: vladimir putin was rattled and seemed to be caught off guard. >> prigozhin is entirely a creature of vladimir putin. he does not exist without putin. this is a frankenstein-like scenario. >> reporter: i've been following prigozhin's extraordinary rise for years and seen firsthand how the one-time petty thief built a criminal empire in syria, africa, russia and ukraine. making him powerful enough to challenge the boss. >> it's like a thrill. we know there's more to come. to be continued. >> reporter: seems president putin underestimated prigozhin failing to appreciate how powerful and how angry his underling has become. >> richard engel for us this morning. a groundbreaking alzheimer's

treatment just approved by the fda may not be widely used for a year because of logistics. research shows latemby can show-of-slow the disease by 20% triggering a protein in the brain researchers believe causing alzheimer's. experts say logistical hurdles with insurance, providers and doctors keeping use low until 2024. medicare has a requirement to patients added to the track the drug's benefits and the risks. patients also tested for a genetic mutation that can make taking the drug dangerous. back here in the bay area, santa clara county organizing a fair where military veterans able to learn ob medical and financial benefits they may have earned. something truly unusual is also happening's a judge there erasing criminal records of some

veterans. "today in the bay's" reporter is at the office in san jose with a closer look. >> reporter: veterans i've spoken to say this a big deal for them. to be able to be forgiven for mistakes they may have made as a result of war. >> veterans lives -- >> reporter: they gather once a month at vandy's cafe in gilroy. vietnam veterans talking about the battles they were in and perhaps the scars. >> infantry, and we were on the ground and the general up in the mountains where we saw a lot of combat. >> reporter: this man retired from the army as a command sergeant major. like many who witnessed horrors of war, he turned to drinking, accumulating a few duis just like some buddies. >> hard to forget what happened in the war. losing all of the friends, the friends we lost. a lot of guys went to a lot of different ways of trying to

comfort their mind and try to forget, and in doing so they committed a crime. >> reporter: he was lucky. met judge stephen manly runs the veterans court for the county. the judge expunged his dui record. this weekend the same judge at the tret-of-veterans resource fair calmed the stand down. >> he will be reviewing records of veterans who have registered with us, who have records that are eligible for expungement. >> reporter: this applies to misdemeanor crimes like old duis committed in the county and minor violations like traffic violations. >> provide much greater opportunities for hiring, and other positions that will improve his overall wellness of

life. >> saying it helped him get a fresh start by erasing a part of his life he's not proud of and glad other veterans will also be able to lift that weight off their back. >> my heart cries for these guys. >> reporter: able to heal, ""today in the bay." 7:40, a new approach to stopping smoking. coming up on "today in the bay," a campaign meant to grab your attention before you reach for a pack.

at 7:43, what we can do this weekend. two more days to get to the alameda county fair. it ends tomorrow. as far as our temperatures go today, we're going to see plenty of sunshine but still below average. warming up to upper 60s, low 70s. turning really cool into this afternoon. another place cool and very windy, look at our forecast for the rockies and the giants. hopefully we can beat them out there today despite the wind. those gusts anywhere from about 20 to 35 miles an hour as we go on into the afternoon. definitely bring a jacket to keep you warm out there for the game. how does the rest of the bay area look? if you have plans to head out to the marin county coastline, bodega bay turning breezy through novato and into parts of the delta rio vista. 30 miles an hour winds. through the rest of the bay, if you have outside plans maybe a dinner party later with friends, you might want to bring a light jacket just to keep you cozy as the afternoon goes on. even down here in the south bay.

winds upwards of 20 miles an hour. similar conditions starting the day tomorrow on sunday. high temperatures looking? kept down with this wind and that cloud cover at the coastline. 62 in san francisco. 68 over on in dublin and low 70s down here in san jose. going into tomorrow, not a lot of 80s on the board. even over on in fairfield. keeping this below normal temperatures for the bay area. 71 out in santa cruz, and as we go on into next week, past tuesday. start to see some high pressure that's just been scorching parts of arizona, texas. starting to come back into the bay area. low pressure goes away. we'll see temperatures warm up. as we go into tuesday, wednesday of next week, really a lot of us have been wanting that summerlike temperatures to return. they will. just got a little breezy weekend to get through as we go on into sunday. really on into monday, too. winds dieing down, warming up, look at this.

going into tuesday and the rest of the week, nice 90s on the board going into our inland valleys. far as san francisco, breezy out there, like i said, for today and tomorrow hold on to your hats. then as we go on into the week, looks like plenty of sunshine and 70s as well to beat the heat for any inland valleys. no matter if in inland valleys or in san francisco over the next couple of days, i think it should be a nice week, week ahead, for the middle of july. staying pretty cool, though, but we should start to see temperatures warm up here. >> all right. cinthia, thanks so much. it is 7:45. coming up on "today in the bay," rose zhang makes the cut at the u.s. women's en. opop

welcome back. it's 7:48. a beautiful look outside sun shining on greenery in fremont ahead of a lovely sunny day. should be. cool down this weekend before next week warms up once again. there's a new campaign aimed mostly at young people hoping to either stop them from smoking or stop them from starting altogether. "today in the bay's" marcus washington has a new look at the federal order. >> reporter: good morning. hard-hitting signs meant 20 point out dangers of smoking are now popping up in stores across the nation. court ordered signs highlight the impact from smoking in terms of deaths and addiction.

this is response to the decades-old ruling. big tobacco lied for years and intentionally marketed cigarettes to children. starting this month signs going up in more than 200,000 stores, and going to be near the cash register where consumers make a last choice to buy or not buy. anti-smoking advocates claim tobacco companies c continue to target minors. >> essential for these companies to succeed financially to continue to induce kids to start smoking, because very few people start smoking after the age of 21, and the industry knows that. >> reporter: the campaign for tobacco-free kids claims each day 11,000 children and teens pick up smoking for the first time. more than 10% of all americans are smokers. now, more stories like this early, monday through friday, join us for "today in the bay" from 5:00 to 7:00. we help you get started with the

day. i'm marcus washington. kira, back to you. >> thanks. 84,000 children's bikes recalled. woom bikes usa recalled after reports the handle bars could become detached or loosen during use. all sizes of original 2018 to 2021 model bikes designed for children ages 18 months to 14 years are part of the recall. according to the u.s. consumer product safety commission, there were 77 reports of the handle bar detaching or loosening. consumers should stop using the bikes and contact woom usa for a free repair kit. police in oakland are investigate egg two shootings that happened overnight. first around midnight at the quick stop gas station that's in the area of 12th street and 22nd avenue. police found a car that had bullet holes riddled around it. police say one person was shot and is now in the hospital. their condition is unknown at

this time. just about an hour later, around 1:00 this morning a shooting on international boulevard and derby avenue near a taco truck in a parking lot. shortly after reports of gunshot wounds vicks tim walk-ins at the hospital but the number of victims is unclear. no gunmen found in either case. take a big turn to to the u.s. women's open final two round. today and tomorrow, 156 players teed up at pebble beach this week but only 60 made it into this weekend including stamford's own rose zhang. rose teeing off her second round yesterday on the back nine. rose birdied the signature hole, the par 3 17th. she also had birdies on 2 and 6 on her way to a 1 under 71. she's plus 1 overall. eight strokes behinds the leader, bailey tardy.

>> i had to change my game plan and be a little bit more aggressive. same time, being in center of the green is perfectly fine. everything's the same. i'm just going to try to figure out my game a little bit more. >> and you can see the final two rounds of the u.s. women's open right on nbc bay area today and tomorrow. coverage begins at noon both days. at 7:52, up next, a quick look at top stories we're folk including that cruise ship that hit a dock in san francisco. it's staying put for the weekend. we'll explain why the journey to alaska cannot begin just yet.

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. welcome back. a quick look at top stories we're following this saturday morning including the delays continuing for more than 3,000 passengers waiting for the coast guard to declare their ship safe to cruise after it hit pier 27 early thursday morning. a live look at it. the "ruby princess" still in san francisco. princess cruise announced its ship will not leave port until sunday, tomorrow afternoon, at the earliest. we know the ship cannot leave the terminal until the coast guard inspected and signed off on any repairs to the hull. our camera crews saw the crews working to repair the hole in the "ruby princess" yesterday. the thousands of passengers

onboard have the option of bailing on the cruise or staying aboard. enjoying the ship's amenities including zumba classes, trivia night, time at the pool and meals at the restaurants. passengers who do cancel their cruise are given full credit towards a future princess cruise. passenger whose stay aboard for the truncated journey get a 75% credit towards a future cruise. to that breaking news telling you about. police in oakland investigating two shootings that happened overnight. one at the quick stop gas station 12th street and 22nd avenue. windows broken in a car and bullet holes around it. one person shot and now in the hospital. just about an hour later around 1:00 this morning another shooting. this one in a parking lot on international boulevard and derby avenue near a taco truck. police say shortly after the shooting there were reports of

gunshot wound victims walking in themselves to the hospital, but the number of victims at this time is not clear. police have not found any gunmen in either case. happening today, veterans in the south bay have a chance to get some help. the first veterans stand down event is being held at the santa clara county fairgrounds in a few hours. the term stand down comes from when service members rirned from abroad and no longer in a state of readiness. the county says veterans can get free haircuts, mental health resources, medical help and legal assistance. the event starts today at 9:00 a.m. and tomorrow at 10:00 at the santa clara county fairgrounds. cinthia has one last check of the forecast before we go. >> looks like a nice event. nice to get out there and they'll have sunshine. a quick peek. windy days to get through

through monday. look at that sunshine on the way. sunny in san francisco, you know it's going to be hot inland. going from those 70s to 80s to kick off monday. warming up by tuesday. you will feel that heat. seeing those 90s return even a nice, warm weekend as we look forward into next week. >> a quick cool down. >> very brief. >> and then warm again. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. more local news for you tonight at 6:00, 8:00 and 11:00 and all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great saturday. love to see you back here tomorrow morning. see if we'll match our outfits again! we hope you tun

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