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sunny but, wow, hazy out there as we look over san jose on this first saturday of august. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with your microclimate forecast and that hazy sunny look, any indication, going to be a hot one. >> going to about hot one. as you were saying, first weekend of august, but we like to call it fogust in the weather center. looking at san francisco blanketed by the dense fog. headed over the golden gate bridge or closer to the coastline, noth fog also drizzle out there this morning. hanging on over parts of san rafael and novato and chilly, low 50s in the north bay. yes, spectacular sunshine over san jose to greet us on this saturday. we are headed for a warm weekend. so as we go to our temperatures, we're keeping it in the 60s and 780s near the coast. low 80s, a little further through the coastline, and 90s

making our way inland. not peak of the heat. that's tomorrow. walk you through all the anybodies coming up in our full microclimate in about 15 minutes. >> thanks, cinthia. see you soon. get updated weather forecasts and timelines for your neighborhood this weekend by downloading our nbc bay area app. as always, free and tell you what cinthia said about peak of the heat. we have developing news this morning. a mystery unfolding at a bay area apartment complex where two people wnd authorities are searching for their killer. it happened yesterday morning in san jose at the vista apartment complex on parkmore avenue off interstate 280. officers made the discovery during a welfare check. when police went in to the apartment they discovered two bodies. for most of the day, that area was closeds off for investigation, and late last night residents were allowed back into their complex. it's not yet confirmed, but neighbors we spoke with say one

of the victims is a child. >> a little boy, rode his bike back and forth and stuff. wave at us. >> if it is that little boy, by condolences go out to, like, family. >> police confirmed the other victim is an adult. as a safety measure that complex is under 24-hour security. investigators say they do not yet know a motive for the killings or how they died. these two deaths are san jose's 23rd and 24th homicides of the year. turning now to police investigating a sexual assault at an east bay b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. police say a rape was reported at the concord station parking garage yesterday morning. investigators say a juvenile was detained in connection with the attack. they are looking at b.a.r.t. surveillance video and searching for witnesses. anyone with information is asked to call b.a.r.t. police. a world-class mixed martial

arts fight sir the latest victim of a bay area crime. in an exclusive interview with nbc bay area, he tells us why he didn't dare fight back when robbed at gunpoint and his friend pistol whipped at a vallejo gas station. today the story. >> reporter: a robbery like many. a group of young men in separate vehicles waiting for a target. this time one of the victims is a world-ranked mma fighter. >> ski masks on. every one. >> reporter:tapped around 2:00 in the morning. nan lin purchased a bottle of water and turned saw saw one man with a gun in his face and pulling his chains around his neck. >> took my chain, my ring, everything in my pockets. once he got ahold of my keys,

car keys, he, unlocked the car. >> reporter: lin's friend, a chinese national and ninth ranked ufc bantamweight mma fighter in the world resting inside and woke up as at least two of the four men started getting in the car. >> when i realized the man already with a gun, pointed at my head. >> reporter: shockeds to see a gun in his face and gave the thieves a necklace, wallace and phone because he might be tough but knows better than to fight someone with a gun. >> there's real, real gun. you know? >> reporter: yes. >> move his finger, you're done. no chance you world champion. >> reporter: lin couldn't convince the worker at the gas station to call 911 and became so upset he regrettably hit this window with a golf club from his trunk. both men expressing us from twlags they say is lawlessness in the bay area. >> grew up in the bay area. always loved the bay area. now -- you know, like, if

there's not a reason to go to the bay area, i just wouldn't. >> my friend told me don't go out at night. this is my first time. it is real dangerous. >> reporter: a manager at the gas station says surveillance what happened has already been deleted. the manager declined to talk about what happened that night and why police weren't called immediately, but police are involved now. vallejo p.d. took a witness statement from nan lin this afternoon. reporting for nbc bay area news. a hard turn back to the weekend warm-up and concerns surrounding an alge bloom in the bay. the algae was involved in a big fish die-off last summer, you may recall. at "today in the bay's" reporter explains these hot temperatures could leez to extinction in our bay area waters. >> reporter: so many people are going to want to find a way to cool off this weekend.

don gilly enjoying doing that middle of the bay. >> it's exhilarating swimming in the water. >> reporter: what's happening in the water here at brookly marina has the attention of this man. >> had a forest fire but in the water. no one could see it. only way to see it, dead fish getting to shore occasionally. >> reporter: these photos captured of five dead fish three weeks a way from peak bloom of last year that killed hundreds of fish in the bay and oakland's make merit which he helped document. the specific algae around the bay 20 years but last year the first sizable bloom with major impact. >> seeing the surge come up last year, like watching redwoods burn. these organisms live to be over 100 years old. >> reporter: so far seen impacts of this year's algae bloom in the berkeley areas and sturgeons and other fish like bass die and pushed to the point.

the size of last year, year over year. >> might be talking about localized extinction event for some of these organisms. >> reporter: they'll be watching. >> ocean is under assault, including here. >> reporter: also we learned a treated wastewater, a huge contributory blooms in the bay. he says if we get that under control we'd be in better shape moving forward. reporting for nbc bay area news. happening today, a rally to call attention to our climate in cries. the citizen climate lobby group hopes the event will inform younger people about climate change. the events starts at 2:30 in san mateo central park. a recent study finds nearly 70% of people under 18 are most likely to b clite change is a global emergency. studies show that eco

anxiety is increasing, particularly among theyoung. a 2021 global study of 10,000 young people in 10 countries found more than 50% felt sad, angry andowerless about climate change. 45% said their feelings negatively affected their daily lives. also happening today, hundreds of migrants and allies will walk 40 miles in solidarity. it's called "the all-in for registry walk." it has two starting points. san jose and petaluma. both end at the federal building in san francisco monday. organize others say it's been 40 years of congressional inaction on immigration reform. they're calling on congress to update the registry bill, which would seek 8 million undocumented people eligible for residency. the marches both start at 8:00 this morning. in lighter news, new this morning, hanks the tank has been

captured. you may remember that 500-pound female bear that gained attention after breaking into at least 21 homes in southlake tahoe? the california department of fish and wildlife say the large black bear was safely caught earlier yesterday morning along with her three cubs. she will be transported to a wild animal sanctuary in colorado. as for the three young cubs who took part in some of those home break-ins as well, potentially moved to sonoma county wildlife rescue in hopes they can put their life of crime behind them and be returned to the wild. 7:10. much more on "today in the bay." coming up, local missionaries trapped in west africa. they are finally on their way home to the bay area. hear from their family now celebrating.

welcome back. time 7:13 on your saturday morning. live look outside in walnut creek where it is sunshine. cinthia pimentel will have your full microclimate forecast coming up include colluding hot temperatures today and triple digits tomorrow. a church mission group from the east bay is finally back on safe ground after trapped in west africa for nearly a week. when the government was toppled by a military coup, it prevented the group from flying out.

thankfully, the u.s. government stepped in. "today in the bay's" reporter has the story. >> reporter: from the airport in niger's capital city today 15 smiling faces. a group from antioch's cornerstone christian center board add flight chartered by the u.s. state department after six days of sheltering in place. >> my wife and family and daughter and, father-in-law in the air right now. >> reporter: 11 members of the church group flew to niger july 20th joining our missionaries providing support and resources to a lobel bible school, but the church group's flight home last friday unexpectedly grounded indefinitely. the military obtained the democratic elected president and staged a coup. >> heard stuck without fuel. started praying like raez. >> reporter: logan's teenage daughter, wife and father-in-law stuck. contacted contra costa congressman for help and senator

dianne feinstein. >> immediately worked with the embassy, u.s. embassy, in niger. as well as our contact at the state department and in washington. >> reporter: the state department negotiating a chartered flight out friday morning, but after everyone boarded the group told they weren't going anywhere. >> really stressful and that was kind of the first time we all got, like, oh, what's going to happen. >> reporter: nine painstaking hours later they took off headed to paris. >> it's an answer to prayer. >> a very scary situation and grateful they're coming home safely. >> reporter: the group flies to washington, d.c. and then home to california. there exact date of return is still up in the air. >> i don't care if they spend a whole look l at e eiffel tower. i don't care. they're safe. >> not a bad way to spend the week in paris. thank for that. another heads-up for eat bay commuters. caltrans shut down a major portion of i-80 again this weekend. it the stretch from say the highway 4 in hercules to the

cummings skyway in crockett. it closed around 9:00 last night and won't reopen until 5:00 a.m. monday. caltrans is doing repaving work. the agency recommends describers use 680 or 780 as alternate routes. this is the second of several planned closures for that stretch of road. a little taste of italy coming to san jose. the italian-american harriet of foundation hosting this year's italian family fiesta today and tomorrow. the free family friendly event includes live music, authentic food and even grape stomping. the event is recognized as the best "eat" in the bay area. the two-day event begins at 11:00 a.m. in history park. all proceeds go towards helping the foundation's scholarship program. happening today, bay area nonprofits samaritan house holding a backpack drive in san mateo. the organization that looks to

fight poverty says they plan on handing out more than 3,000 backpacks filled with school supplies. the drive at the san mateo event center begins asinine this morning and a drive-thru style format. those who get backpacks have to be registered with the samaritan house. today the world dog surfing championships will take over lind mar beach in pacifica. thousands gather to watch the four-legged pups surf stars take to the water. the winner will receive the golden surfing award. the competition begin it's a 9:00 this morning and also a dog fashion show competition as well as adoptions. if you haven't heard, the mega millions jackpot grown to an estimated $1.5 billion after no one won last night's drawing. there have been 31 straight drawings without a winner. the next drawing is tuesday. if someone hits the jackpot and

chooses the lump sum payout get an estimated $757 million. >> wow. >> wow! >> time to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. you're wearing the perfect color. going to be full of sunshine today. >> thank you. >> and even hotter tomorrow. >> oh, yeah. but with all of that money, maybe you can adopt all of those puppers. donate. >> and buy air conditioning for them. >> or switch to a heat pump, which is a little more eco-friendly. that story's on our website. check out what pacifica will look like. of course the fog staying cool. water will be cold, but puppers, they will be safe with their little paws as they do make their way around town. let's go and check out another event going on around the bay area. fremont festival of arts today and tomorrow. let me tell you a little about this one. it's special to what's here at nbc and on telemundo, because we're going to have a booth there where you can adopt or

donate to the local bay area shelters. find us out there. maybe the better time to get out there is this morning. definite lir around 10:00 to 11:00 before we warm up in fremont to 80s with lots of sunshine. a lot of sunshine around the bay area. of course, we'll see some of that fog hanging on around the coast, but 60s and 70s doesn't sound too bad as we move our way into the immediate day, seeing 80s. over on napa. 85. 83 in fremont. 84 in san jose and definitely start to warm up as we go on into the valley seeing some low to mid-90s through today. i don't think we can complain, because look at these high temperatures that are just continuing to scorch parts of the south, the desert southwest. 115 in phoenix. that's their high today. 107 in vegas. we'll keep it pretty cool here in the bay area. another event going on today, battle of the day, a very pleasant afternoon. bring your ball cap and water,

because as the afternoon goes on, the sunshine is there, and the breeze just picks up a little just to wrap up the game there. tomorrow, yes. kira mentioned, peak of the heat. triple digits in concord, fairfield, through the santa clara valley. 99 in santa rosa and 81 santa cruz. a lot of people definitely want to beat the heat as this weekend goes on. staying mild in san francisco today and tomorrow. as we go through our first weekend of august here, but things start to change. look at that going on into monday. the middle of next week. more cloud cover increasing in san francisco. dropping temperatures back down into the mid-60s. as far as our inland valleys go, 80s and 90s in the valleys today. definitely hot tomorrow. make sure you are staying hydrated and practicing heat safety. we will start to cool down as we go on into tuesday, wednesday. those temperatures almost a 20-degree difference going on into next week, kira. >> wow!

20 degrees. cinthia, thanks for that warning. it is 7:20 right now. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. this will be my final piece. i pass the torch to build large structures on the planet. >> end of an era for that burning man artist. an up close look at his work and the markets left at the popular festival, plus the latest creation he plans to roll out end of this month. introducining togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo and d served witith hot au j for dippining. try ththe roast bebeef or pasti french d dips today.y. onlyly at togogo's.

welcome back. in 28 days black rock city will be back in the nevada desert meaning artists preparing for burning man have just four weeks left to prepare. nbc's joe rosato jr. takes us to the workshop of a petaluma artist as he makes his final touches for the festival and his quest to go out on top. >> started out in my parents' photo lab. >> reporter: there are many journeys one can take with a camera. >> okay. in that sense -- >> reporter: this photographer has always aimed big. always shot large formats. all portraits down. >> reporter: using photography to create worlds of fantasy add his photos got bigger so did his ideas. >> had enough photos to cover my volkswagen van with pictures. beginning of doing architectural photo sculptor.

>> reporter: that in a snapshot is what brings us to this. >> hello. welcome to babble. a 60-foot photographic sculpture. >> reporter: his photos are building blocks what he calls his chapel of babble rising in a petaluma field. >> what it is, is really a gallery of the photos that i've been collecting for about 35 years. this is my uncle who passed away. his hon rare yum!. right hire in the halls of babble. on the walls five years of my instagram feed because i knew i wanted a memory board. what you see before us is the model of babble. >> reporter: when it's done, his tower will tower 60 feet over nevada's blackr >> six levels. one, two, and atop a stained glass spire. this is our stained glass spire. >> reporter: from its plywood

core, every inch covered by his imagination. >> behind me, great and powerful wizard of pa. i get up very early, sometimes around 3:00 a.m. working lachbding to mozart. ♪ listening to mozart. >> pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. >> reporter: his work stepped out from behind the curtain long ago. he created paper photo clothing to photograph actor susan sarandon and willem dafoe and structured appeared in the smithsonian art gallery and for many years at burning man's art festival. >> piece we brought to burning man in 2015. >> reporter: he and dozens of volunteers now toiling towards theeadline for this year's festival. >> always has, his vision and the way to execute it, kind of have to, roll with it. >> at night lit from the inside. so it will be a beacon of

beauty. [ laughter ] >> reporter: after years of making art for burning man, he says the tower of babble will bring down the curtain on this long chapter of his career. >> this will be my final piece at burning man. i've passed the torch to build these large structures. >> see if he really means it. >> reporter: if he does mean it, it's the turning of a page for a guy who buys glue by the gallon and paper by the mile. >> rfr it gets a little hard i look at my daughter and beautiful partner and it just gets me through the day. >> reporter: a journey that began in the lens of a camera. coming into focus, in the eyes of an artist. joe rosato jr. >> mozart is alive. >> reporter: bay area news. >> beautiful. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the white house has a

new plan after its student loan forgiveness program was rejected. the new tool just launched to help people pay off their student loans. plus a shocking discovery during a welfare check at a bay area apartment complex. what authorities tell us about the wellness check turned double homicide investi ga

good morning! thank you for joining us on this saturday, august 5th.

7:30 as we take a live look outside. the sun's shining over sfo, but san francisco's signature clouds and fog in the backgrounds there. looks like we have quite a bit of microclimate waking up on this first weekend of august. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a peek at your microclimate forecast and the fog is no indication of the heat that's to come. >> oh, yeah. that is definitely to come. it will also mix out at the coast. as we go through middle parts of the day and people head out there, a little bit more sunshine, but start out in the tri-valley. good morning out in livermore. already seeing that sunshine and the temperatures starting to warm up. also down here in san jose, this beautiful sunrise warming us up to 60 degrees now at 7:30. going to san francisco, 55 degrees with that fog over the golden gate bridge. just be careful with visibility as we see patchy fog through parts of the bay. a look at temperatures. we have a range in our

microclimate. we go from 60s, low 70s, out towards the coastline to some 80s around the immediate bay to upper 90s making our way inland. we'll guide you through what we can expect hour-by-hour today and the peak of the heat coming tomorrow. kira, back to you. >> cinthia, see you soon. thanks. developing news this morning. a mystery unfolding at a bay area apartment complex where two people were found dead and authorities are searching for their killer. it happened yesterday morning in san jose at the vista apartment complex on parkmore avenue right off the interstate 280. officers made the discovery during a welfare check. when police went in to the apartment they discovered two bodies. most of the day you see here the area was closed off for the investigation. late last night residents were allowed back into their complex. it is not yet confirmed, but neighborhoods we spoke with say one of the victims is a child. >> it was this little boy who

rode his bike back and forth and stuff. wave at us. if it is that little boy, my condolences go out to family. >> police did confirm with us the other victim is an adult. as a safety measure the complex is now under 24-hour security. investigators say they did not yet a motive for the killings but not revealing how the victims died. the two deaths are now san jose's 23rd and 24th homicides of the year. a tragic update this morning in the east bay. we have learned the 8-year-old boy shot on a freeway in oakland last month is now paralyzed. asa luo struck by a stray bullet on 580 near grand avenue on july 14th. the family's gofundme page says bullet and bone fragments lodged in hisec and spinal cord paralyzing him from the neck down. the family is preparing for asa to go home anday it will

likely cost 50,000 in the coming months to ensure a smooth transition. those costs include modifications to their home, their car. money for rehab, education and 24-hour care. asa is one of at least seven children who have been shot on bay area freeways in the last few years. police have not said whether they have made any arrests in that shooting. new financial fallout for another bay area diocese on the heels of the catholic clergy sex abuse scandal. the archdiocese of san francisco announced it likely will file for bankruptcy as it faces more than 500 child sex abuse lawsuits. archbishop says filing for chapter 11 allows the diocese to deal with the cases collectively as opposed to one at a time and bankruptcy allowing it to reorganize finances continuing to offer both oakland and santa

rosa diocese, they've already filed for bankruptcy protection. in an open letter archbishop cordileone was deeply saddened bybu of children and stressed that the vast majority of alleged abuse occurred decades ago, but recent reporting by our nbc bay investigative units uncovered new accusations against several san francisco priests. still in ministry. victim advocacy and support groups blasted yesterday's announcement saying the wave of bankrupts is about protecting secrets and reducing payments to abused victims. turning now to police in new york city restoring calm after a riot broke out in manhattan's union square neighborhood. a crowd estimated at 2,000 people descended into the area after a popular social media influencer advertised a video game giveaway. police quickly moved in mass working to regain control block by block.

nbc's ron allen has this report. >> reporter: mayhem in manhattan with police saying at least 2,000 people mobbing union square getting on top of cabs and entrance to a subway. pushing, shoving, throwing objects as police eventually move in. >> a lot of people. went ober there, it's like, yikes. like a crowd. like -- i was not, i don't know how to explain it. >> reporter: were you scared? >> kind of panicking. >> reporter: nypd says it began after a social media influencer planned an event to give away playstations at 4:00 this afternoon. >> decided to come not knowing what to expect or whatever. >> reporter: by 3:30, hundreds had people already gathered. >> crowd swarmed influencer finally arrived at the park. individuals in the park began to commit acts of violence towards the police and the public. >> everybody was throwing everything. climbing things. >> reporter: nypd declaring a

level 4 mobilization, and hundreds of police officers were quickly on the scene. at one point pulling someone out of the crowd. >> what did you see? >> there, people started throwing stuff. blocks, cans, everything. and then as we're walking away hear a big thud. >> and we just heard another loud bang. seems like a firework went off. >> after numerous warnings, hit with rocks, bottles and other debris started to make arrests. >> reporter: now the social media influencer is in cust. former president donald trump delivered remarks while attending a dinner hosted by the alabama republican party yesterday. this was trump's first campaign event after his arraignment for charges of participating in criminal conspiracies to subvert the 2020 presidential election results. he pleaded not guilty to multiple felonies related to the presidential election results.

during his remarks yesterday, trump touched on the indictments noting that every time one is filed he goes "way up in the polls". >> we need one more indictment to close out this election. one more indictment at this election, it is closed out. nobody has even a chance. we've already defeated the republicans. >> the former president promised alabama residents that if he is elected back in office he will turn the economy back around and undo all of president biden's regulations that he claimed have harmed alabama workers and workers all across the united states. so what is next for the former president? the justice department wants to move quickly on this latest case. the judge says she intends to set a trial date at the hearing later this month. but what abouthe other two cases? the criminal trial into the hush money case in new york begins on

march 25th of next year. that's just weeks after ser tuesday. and may 20th of next year, the federal criminal trial in the classified documents case begins. trump's legal team is expected continue pushing to delay all three trials until after the 2024 presidential election. now to a follow-up in san pablo where people are now back in their homes after they were evacuated for three days after hazardous materials were found at a nearby home. firefighters say they processed most of the chemicals found in a shed in the home's backyard. the initial discovery made wednesday by the brother of a self-proclaimed chemist. firefighters say that chemist died several months ago. his brother was clearing out the home when he noticed an odor and called 911. authorities evacuated hundreds of neighbors as they cleaned up. most of them were able to return home by thursday night.

600 different chemicals were discovered during that search. the federal government launched a new website on monday to help people save on their student loans. under a new plan devised by president biden's administration, some borrowers could see their monthly payments drop to nothing while others save money over the course of the loan's lifetime. our reporter xpla explains how works. >> reporter: seeing all options for paying off student loans when payments resume in october. one option, the new safe plan. >> for most borrowers, they will see an overall lower payment plan than they paid before. >> reporter: kim miller was lutheran social services says the safe plan looks at borrower's income and family size to determine how low they're required monthly payment should be. on the lower end, that number is zero dollar as month. miller says that means borrowers

on the plan can sign up, not pay anything and still avoid racking up interest on their student loans. >> offering a lower repayment plan option is not for everybody, but it can be helpful especially right now for people who are just looking for a way to ease back into their repayments. >> reporter: miller says the safe plan also has a forgiveness component to it after several years of making payments, borrowers will have their remaining balance forgiven. even if the payments are zero dollar as month. miller says the politicians process is also more convenient than ever. borrowers can apply in less than ten minutes and don't have to reapply every year with new information. because the website can now access your tax returns to see which plans and benefits you qualify for. >> and we are just encouraging people to, to take a look. you know? a lot of people avoiding, looking at their student loans for good reason. it can seem really overwhelming, but there are a lot of different options now. >> that was gordon serverensen.

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the coastline cooler as we go through your day. let's hope you plan your day hour-by-hour, definitely now is probably the best time to get out the door. before the starts to build and met with all the crowds. 11:00 a.m., 60s along the coast but already warming up to 70s in areas like fairfield, dublin and 75 in san jose. and watch how heat builds for this afternoon. 86 in santa rosa at 5:30 this afternoon, but 99 over on in brentwood. could hit triple digits there, but more of those triple digits temperatures expected tomorrow. go with 84 in san jose and 90 over on in morgan hill. what about the weekend events going on? we have santa clara county fair that ends tomorrow. make sure and get out there but wear a hat, sunscreen and drink plenty of waters as temperatures go from 80s to 70s by 8:00 p.m.

tonight. i said, triple-digit temperatures arrive tomorrow. here we go. 99 in santa rosa. 102 concord and in fairfield we have some low 80s around the east bay shoreline with 89 in san jose and 100 degrees expected from morgan hill down through gilroy. stay hydrated even if not thirsty. maybe avoid caffeine and alcohol a little. find shade, wear sunscreen. dress in light layers, white, reflecting more sunshine and take care of pets walking them nice and early before that heat builds. what are we looking like as far as taking it out in a long-range forecast? definitely peak with heat inland tomorrow. watch the sharp drop as more of that pacific northwest influence comes into the bay by middle of next week. those temperatures will drop and we'll feel a significant cool down in san francisco, too, where we'll go from a mild weekend to more breezy and cloudy conditions, while inland valleys go from 90s to 1, low

100s tomorrow. still seeing some of that heat stay with us on monday, but definitely cooler and a little bit more breezy as we go through the week. seeing a little more warming ahead, though, as we look further into next week. >> thank goodness for the cool

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medication for treating postpartum depression is an i.v. injection requiring a two-day hospital stay. doctors say this approval marks an important step forward in the field of maternal mental health. a turn now and give you this live look outside. oracle park. did you know, the summer tour kicking out today. la liga is spain's professional soccer league. four professional clubs play in friendly matches today. first game at 4:00 p.m. tickets ville stable. get a ticket for the doubleheader, hot dog and soda for $40. this weekend the bay bridge series picks up again, and we do have another live look at the oakland colosseum ahead of today. game now called salvateam saturday. instead of a rivalry, a's fans hope giants fans will join them to fill out seats and protect the team's move to las vegas. fans want a's owner to sell the

team instead of moving them out of oakland. groups giving out free rally towels to fans outside the ballpark, and looks like there will be a big turnout. more than 30,000 tickets have been sold ahead of today's game. 16,000 sold so far for tomorrow. and if you didn't hear, the pac 12 conference is on the verge of collapse. the conference reeling from the departure of arizona, and colorado and others. harsh blow. oregon and university of washington announced they're leaving as well for the big ten conference. that leaves pac 12 with just six teams. two more reportedly set to leave and to the pac 4. >> choosing no the to expand in 2011 when conference could have added texas and oklahoma, to not selling the pac 12 network to espn who wanted to buy it. to ucla and usc announcing their

departure a year ago. so many things played into it. not one or two items to pinpoint. >> stanford and cal have this year to figure out what they want to do. cal's chance letter and athletic director issued a statement reading, we are not watching and waiting from the sidelines. together the chancellor and athletic director are evaluating a variety of options ensuring our student athletes can continue to thrive. time,:52. up next a quick look at stories we're following including a shocking discovery during a welfare check at a bay area apartment complex. what turned this into a double homicide investigation.

welcome back. before we get to top stories what to expect tomorrow morning on "sunday today" with willie geist. >> good morning. tomorrow morning on sunday "today" we kick off our oscars august with my conversation with michelle yeoh who made history winning academy award for best actresess for her performance i "everything, everywhere all at once." >> how are you feeling as you sit in the middle of all of this right now? >> see the big grin on my face? it's been fabulous to see this little soul with a giant heart be embraced, all of these ways.

>> a sunday sitdown with michelle yeoh, pluses morning's latest headlines and another "life well lived" all ahead tomorrow morning on "sunday today." hope you see you then. >> see you at 6:00 tomorrow, willie and hope you stick right here for your local news with us on "today in the bay" at 7:00. back here locally, here's a quick look at top stories we're following. including a mystery unfolding at a bay area apartment complex. two people found dead. police still searching for their killer. it happened at the vis apartment complex on parkmore avenue off of intersta 280 in san jose. officers made the discovery after going to the apartment for a welfare check yesterday morning. when police went in to the unit they found two body. not yet confirmed, but neighbors we spoke with say one of the victims is a child. >> it was this little boy who was, rode his bike back and

forth and stuff. wave at us. if it is that little boy, by condolences go out to the family. >> police say the other victim is an adult. investigators say they do not yet know a motive for the killings and not revealing how the two people died. these two deaths are now san jose's 23rd and 24th homicide of the year. happening today, hundreds of migrants and their allies will walk 40 miles in solidarity. it's being called the "all-in for registry walk." two starting points. san jose and petaluma both ending at the federal building in san francisco monday. organizers say it's 40 miles because it's been 40 years of congressional inaction on immigration reform. calling on congress to update the registry bill, 8 million undocumented million would be eligible for legal residency. the marches both start in the a few minutes at 8:00 this morning. today the world dog surfing

championships take over linda mar beach in pacifica. a live look at the beach. daniel out there for us. thousands will gather to watch the four-legged surf stars take to the water. the winner will receive the golden surfing award. the competition begins at 9:00 a.m. also a dog fashion show, and adoptions. cinthia has one last look at the forecast before we go pap typical chilly, foggy morning out there in picka. >> at the end of it, a round of a "paws" for the winner. >> ah! >> yes. we will see the cloud cover, giving us a pretty mild day out at the coast. both today and tomorrow out there in san francisco. meantime, inland valleys, look at range of temperatures on microclimate that will definitely be in action today. 80s and 90s. peak of heat tomorrow with triple digits as we make our way inland. then becomes a little breezy and cooler as we go on into next

week. we're going down about a 20-de difnce going from sunday into tuesday, wednesday, thursday. more warming deeper into the month of august. typical here in the bay area, warming up later and closer into the fall. >> right, right. i feel like october is always the prettiest month here. >> yes. >> yeah. 82, from 102? a wild dip. cinthia, thanks. thanks to all of you making us a part of your morning. more local news toned at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and one last live look at pacifica. the competition kicks off in an hour. have a great saturday. love to see youack here love to see youack here bto introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses.

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