good morning. it is sunday, july 16th. it's 7:00 as we take this live look outside. a complete blanket of clouds

over the bay. just the tippy top of the going there. ahead of another warm and sunny day across the bay area. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira clapper. cynthia pittman tell joins us and just another beautiful summer morning in the day. >> you definitely need a heavy jacket as you make your way maybe walking the going or getting closer to the coastline this morning to find your seat at the beach to beat the heat from those inland valleys. san rafael already peeking through those clouds waking up to some sunshine and it was a mild night. only the immediate coast got that relief from the cloud cover to really top off a hot day around the region. we are continuing to be under this excessive heat warning through 11:00 p.m. tonight and some of the inland valleys you see right there in red could reach anywhere from the mid 90s to the low 100s and this afternoon will be the

winds picking up out of the southwest definitely bringing more relief getting done with the extreme heat. also watching and what else can you expect? those breezes coming in from the west/southwest might elevate our fire danger just a little bit and could lead to the potential of some spots developing some thunderstorm clouds dry lightning could be also in the picture and i'll walk you through the details in about 15 minutes. kira, back to you. >> all right. thanks, see you soon. just saying this weekend much of the bay area is experiencing those triple digits that have been impacting the rest of the u.s. today is going to be another hot day with the excessive heat warning still in effect until 11:00 tonight. locals likely will be headed back to pools or beaches inen effort to keep cool especially in the east bay where we found plenty of families yesterday enjoying the brentwood family aquatic complex. looks like a good place to be. and here's why they had to deal with triple digits hitting 102

around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. and 105 not too long after. the scorching temperatures have left the unhoused with few options. so many volunteers spent yesterday visiting homeless encampments. today in the bay's marion favro gives us a look at outreach efforts in san jose. >> reporter: volunteers went from camp site to camp site handing out a simple gift to the homeless. ice cold water. for the unhoused, the unrelenting heat is making a bad situation even worse. >> right now -- i don't feel well. >> reporter: but then unexpectedly, sam ortiz received cool relief. volunteers with the unhoused response group or u. r. g. e. drove up to the camp site in san jose and offered him ice cold water. the team also handed out ice pops. powder with electrolites and even small privacy tents. for leo who has severe back pain that limits his ability to

walk, the special delivery made all the difference. >> surprises you know. sometimes you know, even food, water, especially you know, essentials you know. that saves our lives. >> reporter: shaun cartwright with urge says too often they have problems that make the matters worse. >> when you are diabetic you can't necessarily control your body temperature. that mikes you much more likely to fall out and go into a diabetic coma. >> reporter: san jose has opened several cooling centers but cartwright says they often have restrictions which make it challenging for the unhoused to use. >> they can't take all the belongings or pets and they can't take like a shopping cart. what we need are true cooling centers for unhoused people that allow them to bring what they need to bring with them so they can bring down their body temperature and have a place that they can lay down. >> reporter: until then, cartwright and her team are doing their best to cool people down. one water bottle at a time.

the team also handed out water to the homeless in downtown san jose. marion favro, today in the bay. >> as temperatures continue to hit triple digits, a warning or reminder you likely know never to leave children or pets waiting inside the car. meteorologist carrie hall shows us how dangerously hot a car can get and fast. >> reporter: as we deal with these hot temperatures, this reminder. every year, children and pets die due to being left inside of hot vehicles. and if you think you can just run inside after just a few minutes, let me show you how hot it can get inside of a vehicle. if the air temperature is at 100 degrees, well, inside that vehicle after just a few minutes, can jump up to 134 degrees. that's how hot it's gotten in death valley at the record high temperature in just after a few minutes, that can definitely turn dangerous very quickly.

and then after an hour, the inside vehicle temperature becomes 143 degrees. very dangerous and if you need another reminder, put your cell phone on the backseat. as the saying goes, beat the heat and check the backseat. >> check out the video. our chris sanchez tweeted our husband working in phoenix this weekend. he used an infrared thermometer on his parked car. 148 degrees if you missed it on the door handle and inside on the dash, 199 degrees. to southern california now. where evacuation warnings are in place in riverside county as the so-called rabbit fire has grown to 7600 acres. it is 5% contained. authorities say one man is in the hospital after he suffered burns. what sparked that large fire is under investigation. here locally, you can track the heat in your neighborhood.

simply download our free nbc bay area app and toggle it to see precisely how hot it's going to be in your neighborhood. now to an attempted robbery that turned violent in san francisco. this happened just after 6:00 last evening outside of the condos on mariposa street between potrero hill and the dog patch. a block from the 280 on ramp not far from the campus. one man was shot in that video you see there from the scene, and amazon truck is parked within the crime scene but police are not telling us if the victim was a delivery driver. we do know officers were able to get the victim to the hospital. he apparently is expected to be okay but that gunman got away. and we have an update to a story we brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. a car crash on a san jose highway killed a santa clara county correctional deputy. on his way home from work. the accident happened just

before 5:00 yesterday morning on highway 87 near 280. the southbound lanes were blocked for several hours while the chp investigated and no word on what caused that crash. the deputy's name has not yet been released. people in the east bay are feeling rattled after a shooting near the antioch marina. antioch police have not responded to our request for information about the shooting but several witnesses tell us at least one person was killed. yesterday morning, police were investigating this, the crime scene near the antioch pittsburg amtrak station where there were around 60 shell casings. this is at the intersection of i street and west 1st street. at the time of the shooting witnesses heard rapid gunfire and saw a crowd of people at that intersection. >> violence needs to stop. needs to stop. it's like when, when is it going to end? when whoever is watching this is dead? >> this happened across the train tracks from monica's

river view restaurant. though not on their property. monica's tells us they had hosted an after-hours event friday night which ended at 2:00 a.m. the shooting happened around 2:15. on instagram, monica's river view posted that it's reviewing its policies and canceling all after-hours events for the foreseeable future. 7:08 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd with a preview of this week's "meet the of this week's "meet the press."

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political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. hi chuck. as always thank you for joining us this morning. president biden i believe on friday, said tuberville is jeopardizing u.s. security by what he's doing. on this morning's show you have interviews from senators from both sides of the aisle. are they in agreement with that or are all republicans behind tuberville's efforts? >> well, no, i mean, no, i don't get the sense that all republicans are behind this effort. they're trying to find -- give him an exit ramp in different ways and i mean there have been many senate republicans that have said well, all right, here, we can do a vote on this amendment. and you know, as senator duck worth pointed out. another republican senator from iowa offered up an alternative. he's a party of one here, maybe there's -- truly five or six in the senate that are supportive of what he's doing. but look, the house just passed

a very polarizing defense spending bill that has this -- that sort of has some of these attempts to insert the culture war in the defense policy. and i do think that that allows the senate an avenue to debate this and it gives him a potential exit ramp. i think the fact that the secretary of defense directly engaged the senator made him feel as if he's being listened to. so i think this is going to get resolved. my guess is it gets resolved before the end of month. >> because they have that september deadline don't they? sooner rather than later is better. >> yeah. >> quickly, before you go, i understand you have oppenheimer -- writer and director i believe, christopher nolan on this morning. talking about the man who inspired the film. about the creation of the atomic bomb if people don't know. what a fascinating interview that must be, nolan has done memento and "dark knight" and inception and dunkirk. what's he doing with oppenheimer.

>> look, the point of oppenheimer is what happened with the building of the atomic bomb by our government, the decision to use it, the decision to expand it, the attempt to demean him personally, when he was arguing for arms control after the deployment of the bomb; there's a lot of -- when you get out of this film, there are a lot of parallels to what we're seeing today a little bit of the mccarthyism of the '50s creeps in here. the expansion of artificial intelligence is an oppenheimer moment and he hopes scientists watch this and think hey, we have our own cutability here, the u.s. congress needs to see look what happens when you polarize and politicize science and what happens when you do it. so it is amazing the number of parallels and i don't think it's intentional. just was.

he's telling the story of oppenheimer. how many parallels to today's debate and concerns about the health of our democracy pop up in this film as well. >> timely and poignant. sounds -- meant to be fortuitous indeed and that film is by our parent company nbc universal. chuck, as always, thank you for joining us. we appreciate you. join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he will have the exclusive interviews as mentioned with national security advisor jake sullivan and senators dan sullivan and tammy duckworth. stick with us for today in the bay. "meet the press" is on a at 8:00 a.m. right after the newscast. and as every sunday coming up in about 30 minutes from now we will talk to nbc bay area political analyst for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at those current abortion policies as chuck and i referred to how congress is in a deadlock on policies after the supreme court gave states

responsibility to make their own decisions. we'll have that coming up in about 30 minutes. now to a missing peninsula woman kidnapped in mexico. she is miraculously back home safely in san mateo after a harrowing eight months in captivity. monica deleon barba was kidnapped last november while walking home from work with her dog and now she's back home with that dog in san mateo as you see there. her brother shared these photos of their happy reunion. the fbi says her captors released her friday night. this is surveillance video from when she was first taken eight months ago. the state department and homeland security both played a role in her release. but no arrests have been made. hundreds of people will be out today for the san francisco aids walk. this is video of last year's event in golden gate park. the 5k raises money for aids

programs and treatments. the san francisco aids walk has been a tradition for nearly 40 years now. the event begins at 10:30 this morning and hopefully a lot of that fog will have burned off by then. a's panels looking to team the team in oakland just got a high-profile endorsement. last night was dead and company's second to last show ever at oracle park and you see right there drummer jay lane is wearing a sell shirt. the shirts have turned into a common sight at games. fans calls on the team's owner john fisher to sell the team instead of moving to las vegas. by the way, dead and company's final show at oracle today ending an eight year run that started with some of the original members of the grateful dead. two still left and i will be there tonight. 7:17 right now. a couple of thousand people are enjoying video games old and

new at the 2023 mag west in san jose. mag west is a three day event that runs 24 hours a day with nonstop console gaming and arcades and table top and live video cover bands and more. it's happening at the double tree airport hotel. what makes this event so different in addition to going on 24 hours a day is that people come not just to watch, but to participate in all the gaming. even do some jamming to video game music, a lot happening again today. >> the arcades will be open. there are still a few concerts and we have one more concert on the main stage and we have a few in some of the small earl stages. the jam room will be open if people want want to pick up an instrument and play with friends or people they just met. a lot of fun. ♪ >> this is the sixth annual mag west in the south bay and its parent program mag fest is a

nonprofit organization dedicated to educating the public on video gaming. its history, culture and music. if you are not the video game type, you are looking for something else to do today, we have you covered in this weekend's calendar. >> reporter: good morning, it's the final day of the official celebration for coit tower. right there on the map. what seems ironic to me, the tribute to the 90th birthday of the tribute to those who fight fires is made to look up like it's on fire. nearby pier 23 out the the unobstructed views and consider that for your options but the coit candle is brought to us by the same folks that brought us the bay bridge lights. using glass and clay our friends at the palo alto art center the clay and glass festival. more than 100 artists will be showing and selling their channel crafted work and today we'll have demos on ceramics

and japanese flower arranging for the delicate and get your hands really dirty, throw in clay on the wheel. like in the movie "ghost." but not. and calling on sweet memories of the past for crockett inside the historic c and h pure cane sugar sign. whether you are sweet on classic rock or reggae or blues and swing and jazz and funk, head over to crockett. just south of that carquinez bridge right there. now it's got live music on two stages and it's a great outdoor music fest and street fair. come back here tomorrow morning for news, traffic and weather on today in the bay. >> all right. mike. thanks so much trending this morning. did you know it is national ice cream day? and if you are looking for a sweet treat to beat the heat, a bay area staple happens to be celebratating its own day. today mitchehell's ice cream in san francisco is turning 70. it first opened in 1953 starting out with just 19

flavors. it now has 40 different flavors. to celebrate the milestone the shop is serving 70-cent scoops all day long. . the all day anniversary goes from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. and it will unveil a new mural on the side of the building and have a prize wheel for customers. ooh boy. my kids will be like -- how many scoops can i get for 70 cents each? >> make them do the math in and and if they get it right they get the scoop. >> that's a good call. they're not going to like you anymore. >> i'll bring ice cream the make up for it. make up for it. a look at the microclimate forecast and it will be hot again. a good day for ice cream. >> oh, yeah. >> the city is always a little cooler but should still be nice. >> yeah, people love ice cream no matter if it's freezing outside sometimes. yeah, we remain under another day of that excessive heat warning for our inland valleys but some of the relief at least for the immediate coastline and the bay did come in the form of

what we're looking at right now on satellite and radar. that cloud cover overnight it made a beautiful sunset by the way if you are lucky enough to catch it and it did bring up the winds a little bit but going through san francisco if you are headed towards the coastline today, we will see more of that cloud cover hanging on maybe a mix of some sunshine. but we should stay in those mid- to upper 60s and the cloud cover will also stay a little bit higher up in the atmosphere over the last day of the festival in mountain view today it runs later on this afternoon and we should see comfortable temperatures in the 80s for a goody to celebrate the ancestors out there. what are we looking at as far as we remain another day of that excessive heat warning in inland? the 100s continue in morgan hill. dublin and look at the immediate coastline. we're staying a little bit warm today but not as bad and if you have any plans to head down along the coastline, we should see 75 in san francisco. but like i mentioned the winds

will start to pick upcoming out of the west/southwest gusting anywhere from about 20 to 30 miles an hour at times through the afternoon and into tomorrow morning. so where's the concern with all this? where am i going with? it could lead to the chance of thunderstorm development in the mid- to upper layers of the atmosphere as this wind picks up the warm air that's been trapped in this heat dome over the last couple of days. that could lift it and when it does so, it makes some of those convective thunderstorm clouds that could have the possibility of developing some dry lightning. right now the weather service says more of that impacts could be towards the north bay and into the mountains and once it goes into the mountains it reaches the point where it could rise even further and make those storms grow just a little bit. so we'll keep an eye on that as the afternoon goes on. and the inland heating continues. which is going to be another component for the development of that instability. however, as we go on into tomorrow, we should see more of the significant cooldown. some spots back into those low

90s and 80s. so just a little bit left of that residual heat for our inland valleys. but san francisco will definitely start to cool down even as we go on into this afternoon with the breeze picking up. we're putting some chance of thunderstorm development off towards the coastline there. but again, it should pass and possibly just hit the north bay into the mountains of the interior part of the state. our inland valleys one more hot day before we start to quote unquote cool down tomorrow on into tuesday. very brief cooldown and we're seeing 90s develop once again next weekend. so summer, full effect. >> officially here. finally. long last. thank you. just shy of 7:24 right now. and there's much more ahead on today in the bay coming up did you see it? from the hoops to the cup. steph curry showing his accuracy isn't just on the basketball court. we'll take you to the american century championship in tahoe after this.

welcome back. according to the professional golfers' association of america, the odds of hitting a hole-in-one are 12,500 to one. and steph curry is that one. >> obvious he can really play. [ cheering and applause ] boy. >> this is right at it. if it gets there. how about that? >> did you see that? is there anything this man cannot do? you watched that right here on nbc bay area and warriors' superstar steph curry with the hole-in-one on the 152-yard, seventh hole. it is the first ever hole-in- one on that hole at the american century championship in lake tahoe. needless to say, he ran the whole 152 yards and he was excited. as he should be. watch the final und of the american century championship today on bay area. who knows what will happen

next? our coverage begins at 11:30. we're going to turn now to baseball. the giants in the steel city taking on the pirates and let's go to the top of the 8th. score tied at 1 when giants michael conforto smacks the single to right field and the throw home is offline and the throw to sect is offline. and the throw home? is too late. two runs come home on that play. giants win, 3-1. it is their fourth straight win. giants take on the pirates again today at 9:00 a.m. and that is on peacock. just shy of 7:28 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up we're under a microclimate weather alert as temperatures continue to hit triple digits in parts of the bay area. a live look for you in san rafael and

good morning. it is sunday, july 16th. 7:30 as we take this live look outside. what a gorgeous look at the sunbathing the transamerica pyramid on a beautiful sunday morning. full of sunshine and heat for those inland areas back again today. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick look at the microclimate forecast. >> the heat will definitely continue to build today for our inland valleys. good morning to you in livermore. a live look over into the east bay we're seeing the high clouds and hazy at times and already 69 degrees at 7:30 this morning. could reach those triple digit temperatures once again as we go on into the afternoon. plenty of sunshine as well as the high clouds down here in the south bay too at 65 degrees. the winds still staying pretty calm and i don't think anybody could make any records today.

we're a few degrees in livermore and where we'll watch that 1935 record of 108 and santa rosa also a few degrees away from that same year at 99 degrees. but san francisco and oakland do have a little bit of ways to go to beating any records and another place we're keeping an eye on four records that has just gained worldwide attention is the furnace creek location in death valley. could reach 128 battling that high of 134 a couple of years ago in 1913. definitely watch out for that as the afternoon goes on and a look at the forecast right here in the bay area in a little bit for the microclimates. back to you. >> more than 100 years. thanks. we begin with that summer scorcher. a live look at our network of traffic cameras. if you stepped outside yesterday, you probably felt the heat at least in much of the bay area. and as cinthia mentioned that excessive heat warning remains in effect until 11:00 tonight. as many areas will hit triple digits. because of the heat, b.a.r.t. trains were running at slower

speeds yesterday. the transit agency said there was a ten minute delay per trip between the orinda and pittsburg bay point stations. the same went for the stretch of tracks between the castro valley and dublin and pleasanton stations. currently b.a.r.t. is not planning for delays for today. when the temperatures spike it's important to make sure you and your loved ones stay prepared for the heat and a key tip is staying hydrated. today in the bay's chris sanchez has more on how much hydration is enough, what's the best thing to drink and you might be surprised how much you need. >> reporter: hey there. i have a bit of a personal stake in this one as one of my daughters is going to a swim meet this weekend. and i wanted to make sure that she is properly hydrated. let's start with the basic recommendation for kids. the formula take their weight in pounds and divide that by two and you will get the number of ounces that they should be drinking in a day. now of course now that it's

hot, they'll need more than that especially if they're outside or if they are athletes. kids 9 to 12 need three to eight ounces of water every 20 minutes if they're working out outside and your teenage athletes need 34 to 50 ounces of water per hour. we have a lot of people who work outside from our caltrans friends to landscapers to roofers. if you are among them make sure that you drink enough water. the cdc recommends that you drink at least eight ounces of water every 15 to 20 minutes if you can't take all the water breaks just make sure that you are drinking 24 to 32 ounces an hour. don't drink more than 48 ounces of water at a time because that could dilute the sodium. the salt in your blood. and create medical emergency. you will also want to limit sports drinks to those times that you are spending a lot of time outside or during vigorous activity or when you are sweating a lot because they

have a lot of sugar and also want to avoid caffeine and avoid alcohol because they are dehydrating. i put all this on the social pages if you want to reference later. >> thank you. i definitely -- don't drink enough water and neither do my children. over to yosemite now where the peak of fire has grown to 450 acres. the national park service says lightning actually sparked the fire last month in june. it's burning northwest of north dome and crews are trying to contain it but of course this hot dry weather could make that fire fight difficult. a good resource to have during this heat is our nbc bay area app. you can keep an eye on the temperatures in your neighborhood. it is free to download. we have new details now on a story we brought to you yesterday morning. a teenager has died following a shooting in the east bay. brentwood police say an armed robbery led to the shooting. it happened late friday night

on marjoram drive near grant street. a 17-year-old from antioch and a 20-year-old walnut creek man tried to rob a 21-year-old from antioch investigators say. police say all three were armed and exchanged gunfire. the 17-year-old died at the hospital. the 21-year-old victim was not hurt. the 20-year-old suspect also not injured. it's unclear if police are still looking for that person or have him in custody. california state and local leaders are reacting to the bay area's latest freeway shooting. as you might know by now it happened during the friday evening commute and left an 8- year-old boy fighting for his life. investigators say two cars were exchanging gunfire on interstate 580 near the harrison street off ramp in oakland. a bullet hit the boy who was riding in another car unrelated to the shooting. paramedics rushed the boy to the hospital where he is listed in grave condition. so far, police have not made

any arrests. governor gavin newsom tweeted about the shooting calling it quote, horrific and unacceptable. oakland mayor sheng thao says she is in contact with the attorney general to discuss making freeways safer. unfortunately this is not the only case of child shot on a freeway this year. in april this little girl 5- year-old was shot and killed on interstate 880 in fremont. her family was headed to a birthday dinner party when it happened. three people are now facing murder charges in connection with her death and they're due in court the week. police believe the shooting was gang related and she was a random victim. and you might remember this. the tragic shooting of jasper wu. that gorgeous boy in 2021. he was just a month shy of turning 2. when he was shot and killed on 880 in oakland. police say two suspected gang

members were involved in a gun battle. two men are facing murder charges in jasper's death. at least three people are dead and several others are unaccounted for after severe flooding hit pennsylvania's bucks county yesterday. a torrential downpour caused flash flooding catching many motorists by surprise and leaving them trapped on the roadways. officials say at least three people were swept away by the flood waters and found dead outside their cars. at least three other people remain unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue today. now to georgia where a man hunt is under way for a gunmasuspected of killing four people in a mass shooting near atlanta. investigators say 40-year-old andre longmore shot and killed three people in a suburban neighborhood south of atlanta. they are investigating at least four crime scenes here near one another. they have not released a motive

for the shooting and it is unclear how this suspect and the victims are related. police say long jermaine o'neal more should be considered armed and dangerous. back here locke lie. in oakland the city's eviction moratorium ends this weekend. it was enacted near the start of the pandemic. you might know the moratorium banned landlords from evicting renters during the covid-19 pandemic. alameda county ended its eviction moratorium back in april when its public health emergency declaration ended. as a result in some parts of the county evictions rose to above pre-pandemic levels. housing advocates say oakland's policy will lead to a waveoff evictions and a spike in homelessness. by now, we know that million dollar homes are the norm. no exception here in the bay area. but as common as they are here, it's exceedingly rare in most other places across the u.s. our business and tech reporter

scott budman has more on why it's so hard to make it in the bay. >> reporter: this is one and this is another. pretty much everywhere you look around san jose, the going price for a home is $1 million or more. according to lendingtree, 67% of homes in san jose are worth at least a million dollars. by far the highest rate in the nation. 53% in san francisco are worth a million and compare that to just 6% of all homes nationwide. >> it's absolutely -- to use a technical term pretty crazy. just how big these gaps can get. >> reporter: the gap is actually much bigger according to local agent lind depending on what kind of home you are looking at. >> single family homes it's 93%. are over $1 million. >> reporter: lending tree says there are two big differences between our prices and the rest

of the country. tech and scarcity. >> not only do you have a lot of high paying industries where people can afford to spend premiums on housing like the tech industry, you also have a limited amount of space. you don't have a lot of new construction. >> reporter: by now, people looking to buy locally are hip to the seven figure price tag. >> most of the time especially if they are local, they are very well versed on our average sales prices around here. the one time that i'll get someone be a little surprised by that is transfers from out of state. >> reporter: scott budman, today in the bay. >> all right, so foment to be able to afford a home in the bay area, you still have a chance to become a millio no winner in the powerball jackpot last night. that means the pot will now be up to $900 million. the next drawing is tomorrow. on esday, it's the mega millions jackpot and you can win up to $640 million. good luck to one and all.

and 7:41. if you have plans in wine country, it will be a very hot day and 91 degrees by 2:00 this afternoon. why we're keeping a closer eye on the north bay with the cooler temperatures onthe way. i'

welcome back to "today in the bay." we remain under one more day of the microclimate weather alert and one more day under this excessive heat warning for all of the cities and counties that you see right there in pink. it excludes the immediate coastline and parts of the east bay shoreline where temperatures will still be warm but not as hot as we could see them turn on inland with those upper 90s and low 100s in the forecast for our innermost valleys. it's also increasing the risk of some heat related illnesses and you might not feel those impacts today but as the heat continues, even on too the start of tomorrow we could see some of the effects lingering. stay hydrated even if you are not thirsty drink plenty of water as the afternoon goes on.

wearing that sunscreen and dressing in cool light colors will definitely help keep the heat away from your body. and taking care of those pets as we make any sunday plans perfect time right now to get them out for a walk. actually been a nice sunrisened the bay area that's going to turn very hot quickly inland. we have upper 90s in concord today and in dublin as well as in los gatos. so the immediate valleys will see the 90s in the forecast but we should see triple digit temperatures driving further into the inland valleys with 101 in fairfield and in livermore. 100 in morgan hill and look at the immediate coastline. should see mid- to upper 60s along the coast and upper 80s as we go on down further on into the peninsula. what can we expect the with the high clouds that have been moving on? a beautiful sunrise today. we should see some patchy high clouds moving over the bay area but as this continues to maybe tap into some moisture from the pacific we'll watch for the

development of any thunderstorm activity and some showers and i think most of that impact could be either off to the coast or lake and mendocino counties as it starts to encounter a higher mountain top and gaining some more elevation to turn into those convective thunderstorm clouds. i think this continues late tonight on into tomorrow morning. notice how the radar is lighting up and eastern part of the sierra and eastern parts of tahoe. very light chances right now. about 10%, 15% of this developing but definitely something to watch. into tomorrow with the high clouds moving in, with the freeze picking up, more relief is on the way and some of us back into the 90s like livermore at 94. and the cooldown continues with some low 80s mid- to upper 60s and low 70s out towards the coast. further cooling as we go on into tuesday. but yes we have one more hot day to go before we get there. brief cooldown in our inland valleys for the middle of the week before we see the 90s return in san francisco will get breezy over the next couple of days and waking up to some

60s as we go on into the later half of the week. >> amazing that 91 is a egg break for the inland valleys. >> yes. briefly. >> fingers crossed everyone gets there tomorrow. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" in the coming up. nbc bay area political analystlarry gerston is here to discuss the latest debate over abortion rights. we'll have a deeper dive into senator tommy tuberville's leading his one man blockade of hundreds of military hundreds of military nominations and what it has (warehouse ambience)

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only at togo's welcome back. an alabama woman is back home after she was missing for two days. 25-year-old carley russell vanished on thursday on her way home from work she called 911 and a family member to say she saw a toddlerwalking on the side of the interstate. authorities later found her car and some of her possessions and including her cell phone but no sign of her or the child.

police said russell returned home late last night and was later transported to a hospital for evaluation. police have not yet provided further information about her condition or where she's been since thursday night. the investigation is ongoing. the abortion debate continues to divide americans and american politicians. last year, the u.s. preme court gave states responsibility for determinings abortion policies. you can see within this map, that some states denied a woman's right to choose altogether. while other states now have varying lengths of time during which abortions would remain legal and still a minority of states with few if any restraints on the ability to get one. and so the issue is far from settled. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here as always. great to see you. >> good morning. >> i -- i touched on this with chuck todd. congress seems to be the

current battleground on abortion. and somehow as a result, the idea of access to abortion and reproductive care are impeding congress' ability to get the defense authorization act passed. so -- what's this all about? >> yeah. kira, this is the issue that just won't go away. just think about 2024 because it's going to be hitting us smack in the face. both sides republicans and democrats but we need to know and you touched on this with chuck that in fact in the senate, senator tuberville held up all 258 promotions. why? because he wants to make sure this idea of reimbursing female soldiers who leave nonabortion state to get an abortion in an abortion state you know, shouldn't be reimbursed. and in the house, we have more of this. we have first that issue plus we have got issues regarding transgenders and we've got issues regarding inclusion programs. and so you have the senate

holding it up and you have the householding it up and all because these folks just don't want these abortion related and cultural related questions as part of the defense appropriations act which everybody is waiting for. >> it's typically a bipartisan fairly easy agreement. so why is congress debating this issue if the supreme court has handed it over to the states? is it because now the military is involved? >> we touched on the dobbs division right? that was the one that supposedly gave the states the ability to deal with the abortion issue. we saw the map okay? they're going everywhere. we thought a lot of people at least that would be it. okay? >> what we're seeing in congress is a small group of people particularly conservative republicans who want to go ahead and find every way possible to cut out the abortion question. >> now they're talking about

the military. okay. and with that, we're noticing that 17% by the way of the military are women. so now they're totally kept in the dark as to what's going to happen. how many of them won't reenlist because they can't get abortion or it's so difficult? you have also people in congress about congress that it's a waste of time. you know, why are you spending all the time talking about this? well, we've got issues like real defense and we've got, you know, a health care issue. we've got homelessness. these big taxes and all the big -- no, you are talking about this. you know what? it's had an effect on how people look at congress. look at that. k and you see 8% 8% of the in the country ha fth in congress. a lot or some faith in congress. yeah, it's not exactly a shining moment fothe supreme court or the presidency. but 8%. that's all you t and one wondering whether some of that has to do with the kinds of

things that the folks in congress are talking about. >> you almost wish they could be shown the 8%. >> you almost wish they might care. >> touche. larry, we'll have to leave it there this morning. thank you for joining us. 7:53 right now. up next, we have a quick look at the top stories we're following including back home after being kidnapped nearly one year ago. what we know about the safe return of a bay area woman after she vanishedn mexico. i

welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we're following on this sunday morning. including a missing bay area woman kidnapped in mexico miraculously back home safely after a harrowing eight months in captivity. monica deleon barba was kidnapped in ha lease koa last november and while walking home from work with her dog. she is now back home in san mateo with that dog you see there. her brother shared these pictures of their reunion. the fbi says her camphors released her friday night and this is video of her being taken. the state department and homeland security both played a role in her release. no word on any arrests. this weekend, much of the bay area is experiencing triple digits that have been impacting the rest of the u.s. we have a live look from our network of traffic cameras. today is going to be another hot day and our excessive heat warning is in effect until 11:00 tonight. and cinthia has one last check of the forecast. >> we will remain under that

excessive heat warning because some spots could see those triple digit temperatures once again. low 100s to the upper 90s as we make our way away from the coastline. breezy into tomorrow and tuesday and we'll help everybody cool down a little bit. in san francisco the temperatures will also be knocked down as we see more cloud cover return into the middling of our workweek there. kira? >> all right. so if you don't like the heat, go to the city. there's always the coast or somewhere else to go. thanks and thanks so much to you for making us a part of your sunday morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight and we are always on on nbcbayarea.com and we hope you have a great sunday and we would love to see you right back here next weekend. [ captions by: vitac 800-278- [ captions by: vitac 800-278- 48 email: marketing@vit22ac

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