right now at 5:00, a surprise raid by federal agents targeting east bay police officers. ten officers now face charges. ahead, surveillance video captured the raid on one home. also, a top official in maui resigns in the wake of the deadly wildfires, this as more questions rise about the response to the devastation and whether more lives could have s

with the covid vaccine as an annual vaccine just like the flu vaccine. >> a south bay pediatrician urging families to make sure their children are up to date on all their vaccinations. the advice to parents to keep your children safe. this is "today in the bay." with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington taking the day off. let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking our weekend. >> yes, it's going to be a nice, quiet weekend ahead of the storm. we're going to be talking a lot about that temperatures, with parts of the bay reaching into the 70s and the inland areas headed for the 80s this afternoon. we'll be cooler. we're still watching out for fire danger due to recent lightning strikes. then for the weekend we'll be lookth to see

what's happening as that tropical moisture from the remnants of hilary continues to move on. as we look at our temperatures today, it looks really nice with san francisco reaching 71 degrees. we'll see mid-70s in oakland. in hayward expect a high of 79 degrees and upper 80s for livermore. tomo temperatures come up a few degrees for the interior valleys, with some low to mid-90s, but we're still keeping it mild for the coastline. we'll talk about the increase in humidity and when we could see rain chances coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're seeing a couple of issues in the east bay. >> we'reeeing slowing we've been seeing for a couple of weeks on highway 4. i think the crew may be done. we like to finish on time on friday. over here we had all lanes blocked, eastbound 24 at the highway 13 interchange, then they opened up one lane a couple of minutes ago. i think everything should be clear. we're watching the connecter,

but we're lighting up the sensors and i think everything getting away from the bay bridge is okay. we're looking at no major slowing, although there's an incident in san jose on 87, the traffic flow moves smoothly on guadalupe parkway. we have breaking news this morning, an officer-involved shooting in the east bay. police have not released much information, but we do know it happened just after 3:30 this morning on sunrise drive in martinez at the velvet dispensary. police say they respond to do a burglary and a crash. they haven't given us the details that led police to the hit, but no officers have been hurt. police have just taped off the area, asking people to avoid that area. we will learn more about this and we'll bring you the latest on air and online. also developing this morning, we're learning more about the fbi raids of former east bay police officers. we have surveillance video from oakley. in it, you can see federal

agents raiding the home of an east bay officer. he is one of ten officers now facing charges of fraud, distribution of steroids, and using excessive force. it is a result of an 18-month investigation into an alleged criminal network between antioch and pittsburg police officers. during the investigation, the feds seized cell phones and that's when we first learned about the racist and homophobic text messages between officers. the raids and news coming as a shock to neighbors who say the officer moved in about a year ago. >> knowing that he lives there now, it's a little distressing, but you never know wour neighbors are, anyways. >> and we're getting statements from both police departments, pittsburg pd says, quote, consistent with our previous statements, we cannot expand on the details of this allegation, as there is an ongoing investigation and now a criminal proceeding. acting antioch police chief says the arrest of c undermines the

incredible work our staff does on a daily basis. no individual, including a police officer, is above the law. one of the officers apprehended, morteza amiri, is charged in two indictments. his attorney says she's disgusted by the fbi raid and says her client would have surrendered peacefully had he been given the opportunity. >> these dramatics, and that's what they were, that took place at his house in the very early morning hours today were entirely unnecessary. there were flashbangs deployed at his house, he was surrounded, and there was use, as i understand it, of a megaphone. >> prosecutors agreed with the court decision to release the majority of the defendants on

$100,000 property bond. they're all expected to be back in court later this month. certainly stay with us for the latest. this is the top story right now on our website, of committing. this morning we are still working to confirm details that president biden is reportedly heading to lake tahoe today. the white house is not confirming specifics of his trip, but on monday the nevada globe reported he's expected to. no public events have been announced. we know the president is expected to visit maui on monday to meet with first responders and the families of victims following hawaii's devastating wildfires. maui's top emergency management official has resigned, herman andaya left his post yesterday, citing health concerns. he's faced harsh criticism for his decision not to sound warning sirens as wildfires

swept across the island. andaya defended his decision yesterday, saying those are sirens that are used to warn the coast of tsunamis. he feared they would actually send people inland toward the flames. the death toll is now 111. this is new drone video of the widespread destruction, as the search goes on for bodies. at the same time, teams of federal investigators are working to determine the exact cause of the fire. new video showing the first of several fires that may have been caused by downed power lines. hurricane force winds were blowing across the island that day. the power company has not released a comment, saying they're still investigating. as students head back to school, some may have fallen behind in immunizations because families were nervous about taking healthy kids to the doctor during the pandemic. california requires children be vaccinated against -- schools

require them to enroll in tra squigzle this year they will include vaccine compliance in the annual audit. the goal is vaccinations to create herd immunity. nationwide the cdc found that immunization for mmr in kindergartners fell short by 2% equals millions of children in california. 96% of kindergartners were vaccinated in the same period. dr. kim, a south bay pediatrician, urges parents to make sure their kids are up to date with mandatory vaccines and the optional ones. >> if you want to keep other infectious diseases that are serious, highly contagious, life-threatening, get your children up to date on all the other vaccines that are required. i can't stress that enough. and do it now.

>> dr. kim encourages families to get vaccinated for flu andg , which is now strengthened to a category 4. the storm is making its way toward southern california, threatening strong winds and heavy range. the hurricane is expected to cause significant impact if it makes landfall in california as a tropical storm. it will be the first one in 84 years. what does the national weather service know when we've got kari? it's unbelievable that a lot of us in our lifetime have never seen a land falling hurricane in california, and this may be the first one. we're seeing, also, very warmte little warmer than it usually is. it won't be strong enough or warm enough to sustain hurricane force winds as it moves into southern california. but it is right on track with those forecasts, strengthening to a category 4 hurricane as it moves to the west-northwest at

13 expecting weakening over the next couple of days and it will be about a category 2 as it moves to the north of the coast of cabo and then it continues into the san diego area, making landfall at about sunday afternoon with 60-mile-per-hour winds. right now the current track has narrowed and it takes us further to the east of the bay area, which will take a lot of the rain away from the bay area. but really having a high impact across southern california, where we are expecting a lot of flooding and the potential of high amounts of rainfall. this will be spreading over toward nevada. once again, we're on the dry end of this tropical system as it continues to stretch northward, but only slight rain chances for the bay area early next week. we'll continue to follow that as things could change. we'll have more on that coming up in just a few minutes. mike, we're hoping for a change in gas prices. >> we're seeing that, kari. spartan gas in san jose is no

longer among the ten bestn california. holding steady with $4.39 in the area. and that does indicate that maybe the rest of the state is coming down a little bit. fingers crossed. in the tri-valley, the lowest report comes in at $4.69, a&a express. if 7 is your lucky number, you've got two of them, $4.77. san anselmo, you've got to give it a positive spin. on the roadways, it's green for most areas. the only issue we have is in the east bay, the moraga on-ramp. there's still crash activity near the interchange with 24. everything getting toward the bay bridge is smooth. same thing across the bay bridge. >> 3 is my lucky number. can you bring the gas numbers down? it looks like the next box of chocolate is going to run you a few more dollars. still ahead, cocoa prices around

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temperatures cooler, and a slower warm-up today. so it will be nicer than it was yesterday. we'll talk about all of the changes ahead. still tracking the remnants of hilary. that's coming up in a few minutes. we're still hoping and expecting a lighter buildup for the early commute. in walnut creek we see 680 heading from right to left, going southbound toward highway 24. easy drive right now through that part of contra costa county. let's check in with silvana. >> thank you, mike. good morning. i'm silvana hanao from cnbc. wall street is set to open kind of mixed this morning after the major averages dropped for the third straight day. markets were all lower yesterday as the ten-year treasury yield hit the highest level in ten months. before the bell, we're going to get quarterly earnings from john deere and the classic car auctions are under way at pebble beach, where collectors are watching a ferrari that could be the most prices are hitting a

50-year high and it could make chocolate more expensive. chocolate makers are attempting to pass the soaring costs of cocoa to consumers, but in north america and europe there's already signs consu reuters reports consumers have seen chocolate prices already go up 20%. meta employees could reportedly be fired if they don't comply with the company's upcoming return-to-office mandate. the tech giant issued the warning in a memo thursday, according to insider. managers will apparently monitor badge access and other information to make sure employees come in at least three days a week. meta announced in june it was calling workers back into the office starting in september. scott, laura? >> we're seeing life return to normal. >> traffic. >> yeah. >> thanks, silvana. good to see you.

new this morning, the creator of beanie babies is making a special bear to help the victims of the wildfires in hawaii. >> it's a limited edition aloha bear with a ribbon and chest embroidery that reads maui strong. it comes with a poem that reads helping each other all day long, we forever will stay maui strong. the creator says he hopes it becomes a symbol of love and hope. all profits will be donated to the american red cross. a lot of people are trying to find ways to help. i just got a big vat of cookies from hawaii over the weekend just becausehelp, the governor there is saying don't come. >> definitely. >> still support the businesses, too. >> absolutely. yeah, that's a very common way to help. we've got tropical storm or a hurricane headed our way. that's a weird thing to say. i know. look, i left louisiana a long

time ago and didn't think i was going to have to deal with that around here. they're chasing me. so here is a look at what's going on right now. starting out with some fog in san francisco, and that's going to keep us nice and cool. i think the fog is going to lo seen the past couple of days. so not as much sunshine, but that's also going to help cool down our temperatures and the breeze coming off of that fog, it will even help us in the inland valleys where it has been so hot and humid the past couple of days. today we're looking at temperatures in dublin reaching 85 degrees. it will be 77 in napa, with low 80s in santa rosa and in novato. as we go into the weekend it does get slightly hotter as we see more sunshine in the city and along the coast. and we're looking at some low to mid-90s with concord reaching 93 degrees. we'll also be 93 in morgan hill. by sunday, we're mostly looking at some upper 80s, low 90s, but

we say may see an increase in cloud cover as we start to see remnants of what is now hurricane hilary start to make waits eye into southern california. so this storm has intensified so rapidly over some very warm water over the southwestern coast of mexico. it is starting to make impacts felt in cabo and we are going to see this continue to make its way closer. we'll be talking a lot about this. by sunday afternoon, it's coming into southern california, most likely as a tropical storm, so even though we are seeing it moving over cooler water, it still wil a lot of heavy rain and could cause flash flooding. but, also, this is going to be moving toward nevada, which is very parched at this point. we've been talking a lot about how low lake mead is. this could really help out. so unfortunately it's coming all at once. but we are going to see a lot of

rain moving toward nevada and some of those areas that have been dealing with a severe drought. for the bay area, it looks like we're on the dryer side of this storm system. so we're expecting a slight chance of rain, but we may also see some lightning strikes if we're on the outer periphery of all of that moisture coming in. and look at what the models are putting down. anywhere from about 3 to possibly over 7 inches of rainfall farther south, from fresno on southeast, and while the bay area will see maybe 1/4 inch of rain fall in some spots. so the impacts coming in from sunday to monday, as the remnants come inm. and the best chance will be the southern california mountains that could get over 2 inches of rainfall. this is the first landfalling tropical system we've seen in 84 years. as we get past that, it's going to be hot with inland areas in the 90s. san francisco will be in the 60s and low 70s.

we'll see, finally, some quiet weather for the end of next week. mike says it's quiet out there now on the roads. >> golden gate bridge, very calm. you can see buses going north and some folks south, headlights. we're looking at the overall commute. no major problems. 101 all the took a look. highway 4 is clearer than a half hour ago. we do see traffic heading south on 680, heading toward walnut creek. also an incident still reported, i'm tracking a crash, the morag should clear from the blotter in the next couple of minutes. we're showing little bits of yellow, but not a major issue for the commute.

a smooth flow of traffic through the tri-valley and south bay. it's out of the altamont pass where there's slowing and a crash justting 580 itself. >> mike, thanks. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> they're sweating, yes, because it's summer, but also because some companies owe them some money. i'm consumer investigatorhris i'm consumer investigatorhris ch cmu

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most people, it seems, have had enough of the steamy hot weather, but others need a little extra heat this summer to solve their consumer problems. >> they called consumer investigator chris chmura and his team and they're going to light a fire under some businesses. >> so friday morning. refunds are always in season and, yes, we enjoy bringing the heat. let me tell you about two viewers who asked us to dial up the temperature. she paid her store charge card in full, $145 to pay off the account. the next month, a $211 statement. why? the store said it never got her payment, so it added interest and fees. she paid the $211 and asked us for help to sort out the mistake. we contacted the store and she ended up getting a $211 credit and that took care of the $145 bill in the beginning. to fremont, a home warranty company battled over a fridge

that was on the fritz for months. techs tried but couldn't fix it. he expected a replacement. that wasn't hang. he contacted us. we contacted the warrant tee company and the next day they gave him $2,199 for a new fridge that actually cools and freezes. if your consumer issue could use a little heat, tell us about it. snap the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. >> thank you, chris. next, we're tracking breaking news. there was an officer-involved shooting in the east bay and we have the latest on the overnight situation. and students returning to a south bay school, after two of their classmates were stabbed on campus. the concerns parents have weeke i-80 in contra costa county. ahead, mike inouye will break down what you nee

right now at 5:30, a violent start to the new school year. this morning, two students recovering after being stabbed on campus in san jose. we're live at the school as classes resume. moving you forward, updated covid vaccines could soon be on the way as this country sees a spike in cases, but health officials are actually more optimistic this time around. and breaking news in the east bay. live pictures after an officer-involved shooting near a marijuana dispensary in

martinez. what officers are revealing to us about the crime they were responding to. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington is having an early weekend. >> that's right. extended a little bit. good to have you. i'm laura garcia. we'll get to the breaking news we were just mentioning in a moment. first, let's start out with a look at the forecast. it is friday, after all. >> it looks great. we've been talking a lot about all of the crazy weather that's headed our way. so it's nice to have a chill friday, temperatures coming down just a little bit. let's get a live look outside in san jose, as we get started with a few clouds coming overhead. we are going to see that clear out quickly, and it's headed for sunshine for the rest of today, with temperatures in the low 80s this afternoon. so a little cooler than it has been. we're still reaching into the upper 80s for fairfield and livermore. morgan hill reaching 88 degrees, while novato will hit a high of

81, and low 70s in san francisco. we'll talk about our increasing rain chances and what's ahead in a few minutes. mike, you were tracking a crash near the bay bridge. >> this is the berkeley curve, as folks make their way down the eastshore freeway. i think they just cleared it. it was right here. that's great news. we don't see any more slowing. we do see a build and that's what we expect as we're looking at 5:31 now. i circled the area where i was watching the crash. we still have a report of the moraga on-ramp blocked by a crash. but highway 13 and 24 are moving smoothly. the connecter is also open. the rest of the bay shows no big surprises. there is a crash on surface streets, highway 4 toward the bay point area showing a little slowing, same for vallejo, highway 37 out of there. no surprises for the south bay or peninsula and an easy drive out of the altamont. >> thank you very much. we are following breaking news for you this friday

morning, an officer-involved shooting in the east bay. these are live pictures from the scene. now, police haven't given us much information, but this is what we know so far. it all happened at about 3:30 this morning on sunrise drive in martinez. this is at the velvet dispensary. police say they responded to a burglary and a crash, but they've not given us the circumstances that led to a police shooting or if a suspect was hit. we know that no officers were hit. police have just taped off the area. they're asking people to stay away, avoid the area, as their investigation continues. of course, as we learn more information, we will bring it to you on air and online. students have been returning to class this week, and in just a few hours they'll head back after two teenagers were stabbed yesterday. still a lot of unanswered questions for parents and students, as police and the school district continue that investigation. >> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in san

jose at james lick high school.? >> reporter: scott and laura, no arrests so far. police say that they are still continuing that investigation. it's been only two weeks since the east side high school district has opened its doors once again to its students. not a lot of time for them to disruption that's causing students and their parents to feel scared and anxious to head back to the classroom today. >> i want to know if someone went inside, if it was from inside. there's too many questions and i want answers. >> reporter: that same mother says her daughter is scared to go back to school this morning, after two of her peers were stabbed here at james lick high school in the middle of third period classes. this is the video shared by students to nbc bay area. you can see two altercations

that eventually led to a stabbing. witnesses tell us they believe one student was stabbed in the back, the other in the arm. >> i seen my teacher run outside and then she was, like -- she was on the walkie-talkie, oh, there's a fight, and i went outside and then i seen people, two people getting jumped from our school. and after she was, like, get paper towels, because there's blood. >> reporter: east side high school district sent out this letter to families informing them of the incident and offering mental health services. now, at last night's board meeting, president chavez said the district is working with law enforcement and looking into what can be done to prevent situations like this in the future. she said the district will be assessing its safety needs. now, police officers were taken off of patrol across the district several years ago. it is unclear if at this point bringing them back is on the table or is being considered an

option. both police and the district have not confirmed if all of the persons at yesterday's stabbing were actually students from this school. what we do know, both of those victims are in stable condition, scott and laura. >> frightening for those students that witnessed it all, and just starting a new school details. happening today, the man accused of stabbing another man at a soccer match at levi's is expected to be in court. video shows the argument at the stadium during last month's mexico/qatar soccer match. police arrested alejandro be in morning for a plea hearing. police say garcia miss today man's heart by just a few inches. neighbors say crime is on the rise in oakland's little saigon and one business owner says he has videos to prove it. new videov.

the suspect sped off in a green sedan. we talked to a man who runs an auto body shop for more than 35 years. he says it's gotten worse than ever and says these days he carries a taser to protect himself. >> i've seen crime that i thou i wouldn't see anymore. but now we're getting the same thing here. >> he says he was one of 30 or so shop owners and community members that went to a closed-door meeting with council members and the oakland police captain yesterday. all of them urged for more police enforcement and protection. for the first time in three years, americans could head into this winter season with a measure of optimism, despite the uptick in covid cases. experts say even though covid related hospitalizations have been up in recent weeks, the u.s. is still nowhere near the level of severe covid cases like at the beginning of the pandenior

policy adviser at stanford, says there are now younger people with chronic conditions, that's why it's important to watch for new variants. >> we always try to watch and make sure that any variant is not more severe than others. so far, it does not appear to be so, but we won't know until we get more data. unfortunately, that means more cases, more hospitalizations and more deaths. >> updating the covid vaccine to target the now dominant, and they're updating vaccines and awaiting approval from the fda. taking a look outside before the sun's arrival, overlooking downtown san jose. kari has been keeping track of our forecast and what we have in store for this weekend. >> there's a lot going on around the bay area. we're going to kick it off tonight at the a's game and it will be in the low 70s at first

pitch. really nice weather out there and comfortable as we go throughout the evening. if you're going tomorrow night, there will be a star wars themed drone show after the game. so maybe two nights you'll be going to check out the a's. and then also the king of the streets, the low rider competition will be tomorrow in san francisco at pier 30 to 32. and it's going to be in the low 60s to start. might need a jacket in the morning. as the sun continues to come out, we'll have milder temperatures going into the afternoon. may also see them cruising around the city throughout the weekend. then the beach forecast is looking good as the valleys heat up. we're staying nice and comfortable with stinson beach in the upper 60s throughout the weekend, santa cruz will head for the low to mid-70s and monterey will see temperatures in the upper 60s. so that marine layer the staying along the coastline. if you are going to tahoe, we've seen daily showers and thunderstorms, so you do make sure you have a plan to get off of the lake quickly in case

thunderstorms do pop up. it does look clear tomorrow, then we'll see rain chances going back up on sunday as the tropical moisture heads that way. for napa, we'll see temperatures reaching into the low 80s today, really nice weather throughout the weekend. it will be a little warmer by sunday, with highs reaching into the upper 80s. if your weekend plans take you to l.a., you might want to get back before sunday because we are going to see the rain chances increasing. it's going to be kind of a miserable mess as they deal with the remnants of hurricane hilary moving that way, so it's going to start to rain on sunday and mostly cloudy. we'll talk about how it could affect the bay coming up. right now everything is moving smoothly, the berkeley curve, we saw more flashing lights but they cleared quickly. that's good news. getting a big overview, we have typical slowing, brake taps for san jose 101 around oakland

road. in the city, it's not a giants game. drake is playing at the chase center. people heard about a very expensive handbag he gave out at his last concert. let's talk about traffic on the oakland side. kari talked about the game. the a's play tonight at 6:40 and this is the second fight of their weekend stand for cirque du soleil, so there will be more crowds getting off of the freeway around hegenberger. this is what we talked about, the full closer all weekend for i-80 eastbound, so starting tonight, for 56 hours until monday morning, as the roadway cures, hopefully before monday at 5:00 a.m., but that's when u it's scheduled to reopen. the alternate is highway 4 over here which takes you around this one section of closure. the longer route is here getting toward the benicia bridge. if folks want to avoid all of that, take 680 out of the

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but we'll track for changes. this change over the weekend, we talked about the road closure in the east bay, but caltrain has no service, again, between san francisco and millbrae for electrification project they're working on. there will be a bus bridge in place. the u.s., japan and south korea are going to announce defense plans against chinese and north korean missiles today. president biden hosting leaders from both countries at camp david. the summit is ahead of a planned trip by the president to lake tahoe later today. the white house has not revealed specifics about his trip, but on monday the nevada globe reported the president is expected to stay at the incline village hotel. this is all ahead of a planned trip by president biden and the first lady to maui on monday. "today in the bay"'s chris pallone says a team of atf investigators are on the island searching for the cause of the fire. >> reporter: ahead of monday's visit to hawaii, president biden offered a message of support for

the victims of last week's wildfires. >> i want the people of hawaii to know your country is with you. >> reporter: states across the mainland have struggled to get resources to maui. >> we took immediate action, surging personnel and delivering thousands of liters of water. >> reporter: first responders are on maui, including 250 search and rescue team members, helping to find those lost in the fast-moving inferno. >> this is a really hard disaster and a difficult search operation. >> reporter: maryland among several states sending teams to help find and identify victims in lahaina. >> there always is an eagerness. a lot of these people are firefighters already, so they come to work every day prepared to respond to the unknown. >> reporter: fema has spent nearly $4 million to help survivors find shelter on maui, where frustration is growing and questions remain about state and local efforts to evacuate

people. >> where were you guys to try to get us out? evacuate us? we're mad. >> reporter: maui's emergency management director has resigned, citing health reasons, after defending not sounding the sirens. >> had we sounded them that night, we're afraid people would have gone into the fire. >> reporter: several hawaii lawmakers now calling for an independent investigation into the fire's cause and the decisions made leading up to this growing tragedy. chris pallone, nbc news, washington. >> those images still so hard to watch. there's a new public service announcement urging the hispanic community to recognize the difference between aging and early signs of alzheimer's. the bilingual campaign is called some things come with age. campaign organizers say the goal is to encourage hispanic and latino families to recognize signs early, talk to doctors, and get quick access to medicine. the alzheimer's association says

the hispanic community tends to be diagnosed at later stages of the disease. >> we know there are barriers to accessing care and we know the hispanic community in particular tends to wait until there's an emergency or something is really wrong before they seek a diagnosis. >> the alzheimer's association says hispanics had run and a half times more likely to develop the disease than others. a new study named the nation's capital as the most overworked major city in america. finance buzz looked at the number of hours worked per week, average commute time, percentage of active workers over retirement age, and decided washington, d.c. was number one. denver and austin round out the top three. san francisco, san jose come in at 21st and 26st respectively. apparently las vegas is the least overworked major city. a reminder, all that's righ

morning we want to introduce you look at those eyes. she's up for adoption at the oakland zoo where we're holding a pet adoption event. zoo from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. if you can't animal services i san martin, as well as berkeley humane, where you can say hello to marcus and myself. we'll be out there early on saturday morningrying to convince me they want a kitten. every year. >> the triplets are not available for adoption. they have a forever home. let's get a check of your weekend weather. >> we've been talking a lot about all the changes coming out of way, but a big change for a lot of students today.

first day of school for emery unified. you go to school and it's the weekend. it's going to be in the low 60s at drop-off time, at pick-up time, low 70s with sunshine. our temperatures across the bay area will be dropping as it will be one of the cooler days we've had in quite a while, reaching into the 70s for the bay and some of our warmest spots inland will head for the low 80s this afternoon. we do still continue with an elevated fire danger due to the lightning strikes we've had recently, as the hot, dry and breezy conditions continue for the interior valleys. for the weekend, we're watching tropical moisture and its impacts it will have, especially across southern california. looking at temperatures for today, once again, it will be cooler with highs in san francisco in the low 70s, low 80s for novato and mid to upper 80s for the interior east bay down to the south county. tomorrow you will notice that it will be slightly hotter in spots

like morgan hill reaching 93, and 90 in los gatos. by sunday we're seeing increasing cloud cover as we see this system moving closer. right now it's still well out over the pacific and approaching the cabo area. it is expected to quickly move up baja, california, but this is a very powerful category 4 hurricane that will weaken as it moves over the cooler waters as it approaches the san diego area going into the weekend. so we've been talking a lot about this being the first landfalling tropical system we've seen in about 84 years, and as it moves in it's going to bring in some widespread heavy rain, the potential of flash flooding. but it will continue to say east of the bay area, with the biggest impacts, but we're still monitoring for the chance of isolated thunderstorms and lightning as it continues to move on monday and tuesday. rainfall totals will be very significant for southern california, also for nevada,

that's expecting anywhere from about 1 to possibly over 7 inches of rainfall, with the highest amounts being over the hills and mountains. so we're going to continue to monitor that. we're keeping a slight chance of storms in our forecast here locally, especially as the humidity increases and the storm passes so close by. mike, do we have our friday light commute? >> we do, but we have a couple of warning signs i'm following. the bay bridge metering lights were turned on. so backup yet. someone in the monitoring center cease something, since they've turned on the metering lights. we'll watch that. so far the approaches are moving nicely through contra costa county. there is a problem coming out of contra costa county, a crash reported on vasco road, the critical connecter, right at dalton, where things typically jam up. it might get worse if they don't clear that quickly. right now we're at 20 minutes for that drive. we'll watch to see if that

grows. happening now, nancy pelosi marking the 103rd anniversary of women getting the right to vote in the united states. today she plans to host a roundtable discussion in san francisco ahead of women's equality day. pelosi's office says today's discussion will focus on her ongoing work in gender justice in san francisco and around the country. it gets under way at 10:30 this morning at the mission neighborhood center. women's equality day is every day. >> i was just going to say. >> but also august 26th. help is arriving in all shapes and sizes for maui wildfire victims. it now includes one of hawaii's favorite foods. coming up next, we take a look at what is trending and how you can get your own taste when it comes to stepping up to help. and then at 6:00, breaking news, we'll take you live to the scene of an early-morning police shooting. an update on a robbery investigation that investigators said led to a chaotic chase. a quick reminder, you can

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welcome back. we're checking out what is trending this friday morning, and kari has a story about a group of kid scientists from east harlem. >> they're getting a firsthand lesson about outer space. the children sent a high altitude balloon into the atmosphere and caught the journey on a go pro video. it was started by solutions now and the kids attach ordinary items like gummy bears and marshmallows to the balloon, and the goal is to see how altitude impacts everyday things. >> that's cool. >> shout out to go pro. talking about kids, or what they will be when we finally meet them. we've covered many gender reveals, but this one has a lot of star power.

one couple is turning to adele to break the news. >> okay, so chantel and chris are having a baby boy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> that dad is excited. >> the couple attended a show at the singer's las vegas residency on saturday. billboard magazine reports the couple snuck in a sign, even though adele says they're not allowed to do so during the shows. they asked the singer to help them announce the surprise, to which she agreed. adele is the mother of a 10-year-old, angelo, and she understands how important that can be. some people want to keep it a secret. my wife and i said we have enough surprises, we'll just get the information. an iconic mexican movie star being honored with her own limited edition barbie doll. la dona was one of the big stars

in the 1940s and '50s. the doll is dressed in a shimmery black gown. it features her signature raised right eyebrow. mattel says they wanted to celebrate her contribution to mexican cinema, as well as her advocacy work for equality and indigenous groups. it's already sold out. what a nice tribute. >> it is. and hawaii, of course, in the news. you know about spam in hawaii, residents struggling there. hormel is going to donate a lot of its spam to hawaii. it's 264,000 cans of spam, and they're going to create a t-shirt. they say 100% of proceeds are going to go to aloha united way's fire relief fund and they're available on the company website. and the company that created beanie babies has an aloha bear,

with a ribbon and chest embroidery. that goes to the red cross. >> so many ways to help. >> exactly. people have been asking me to compile different ways. i'm going to try to buy christmas presents, things from there to try to contribute. >> i love spam. >> i'll find spam peeps for you. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. we're on the streaming platforms. you can watch live breaking news, news conferences and repeats of our newscasts as well. a lot going on this friday morning. right now at 6:00, a surprise raid by federal agents in the east bay. [ sirens ] >> ten police officers facing charges. ahead, the surveillance video capturing the raid on one home and how city leaders are responding. stepping down. one of the central figures in the response to the maui