right now at 5:00, southern california waking up soaked and shaken. the region hit with a one-two punch of wind and rain, and an earthquake from post tropical storm hilary. we are tracking the storm as it moves to nevada and brings rain to the bay area. and touring the devastation. president biden is set to see

firsthand the aftermath of the deadly maui firestorm. ahead t reason why his arrival is not sitting well with all the locals. this is "today in the bay." thanks for starting your monday morning with us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm kira klapper. laura and marcus both have the morning off. let's get to the top story, the remnants of hilary. it made landfall early yesterday and then crossed into california. in some places you can see it unleashed heavy rain, turning roads into gushing streams. while some weren't hard hit, others not known for summer rainfall were on alert for flooding. and a 5.1 earthquake hit near ventura county. you can see from the surveillance video it was a pretty good shaker. this was a convenience store in nearby santa paula, the moment the earthquake hit. it triggered the seismograph

here in our nbc bay area studios. so far, there are no reports of any serious damage nor injuries, but the area is still being rattled by smaller aftershocks. our weather team has been keeping an eye on hilary since early last week, and for a look at where she's heading, let's turn to meteorologist kari hall. good morning. happy monday to you. >> we had a wild weekend. >> happy monday. yes, what a weekend. one for the record books, as we still deal with this. let's be clear now that the tropical storm hilary had absolutely nothing to do with the rthqeake, so the two are not related, but just happened to occur at the same time. as we are now in the bay area seeing this rain moving through, we are seeing some scattered showers off and on, a lot of lightning staying off the coast. but you can see the system that is spinning across the region, some of the heavier rain is now over the tahoe area and off to the east near reno, and affecting a good portion of nevada at this point.

as we get a look at what to expect, we are going to continue to see that rain off and on throughout the morning, and we are seeing some showers now moving into parts of the north bay. so what's next for us? it's just going to be really muggy and at times some showers. also a chance of thunderstorms for today. but once all of this clears out, starting tomorrow, temperatures will be heating up and we're talking about temperatures in the valleys reaching into the mid-90s and even triple digits. so we'll have more on that and also an hour-by-hour forecast for what to expect with that rain coming up a little bit later. >> muggy and 90s. thanks so much. we're going to stick with hilary, now a post tropical storm, it walloped warts of southern california, with many places receiving record rainfall just for this time of year. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell is in the newsroom tracking the overnight developments. what's the latest? we've seen so many different things on social media, people

really having a hard time with this one. >> reporter: you are correct. good morning. tropical storm hilary is already producing high winds and flash flooding in southern california, as you mentioned. san diego county is one of the areas bearing the brunt of the storm. this is the first tropical storm to hit california in 84 years. there's been flash flooding, as i mentioned, roads swamped by water, trees and power lines down, rockslides, and yesterday the 5.2 magnitude hurricane. the events not connected. in palm springs a local state of emergency was declared due to unprecedented rainfall and flooding of local roadways. officials say palm springs could see up to 10 inches of rain from this storm. authorities are also urging residents to stay home and avoid driving during these dangerous conditions. >> the main thing, you don't want to drive through water that you can't see the road on because the road could be washed

out and it could look like it's only a couple inches deep, but it's a number of feet deep. and the other thing is, if the water hits the side of a car, it can push it right off the side of the road and into the deeper water, like it is down here. >> reporter: 911 phone lines are also down in palm springs, cathedral city. officials say they do not know when the lines will be restored, but residents are being asked to keep an eye on the city and police department's social media accounts for updates. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much. nbc's coverage of the post tropical storm will continue on air and online. later the morning the "today" show will have live reports as the storm moves out of northern california. coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." and here locally, happening later today, leaders on the peninsula will break down the

failures that led to that heavy flooding we saw during the huge new year's eve storm. you may remember the first of the year the storm packed about 5 inches of rain that led to extensive flooding in neighborhoods near the san mateo creek and marina lagoon. tonight council members will examine a newly released report finding that the damage was made worse by multiple pump engine failures, including a backup pump that never took over. also, several alarms never sounded to alert city staffers. about three hours from now, president biden and the first lady will board air force one in reno to visit the devastated island of maui. the number of confirmed deaths is now up to 114 people. a short time ago maui's mayor issued a first update on the number of missing. he says 850 people are still unaccounted for, and this is the first official estimate on the number of misngince the fire nearly two weeks ago.

27 victims now have been identified. meanwhile, bay area residents are gathering supplies for fire survivors at malloy's tavern in colma last night. they collected everything from personal care items and clothing to water filtration items and bathroom supplies. two local restaurants also took part donating all revenues to the effort. a bay area family with roots on maui organized this event. the president today will visit lahaina and meet with survivors. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson takes a closer look at what we can expect from his visit. >> reporter: as the death toll from the deadly wildfires in maui rises, president biden preparing to take on a now-familiar role of consoler in chief when he travels to the island today to see the devastation. >> he's also going to be able to talk with people and hear their stories and provide a sense of hope and assurance that the federal government is going to be with them as he has directed.

>> reporter: the search to find and identify victims continues, as does the investigation into what caused the fires. the governor ordering a comprehensive review. >> we will get to the bottom of exactly how the fire started, how our emergency procedures and protocols nee to be strengthened, and how we can improve our defenses to protect us in the future. >> reporter: in the meantime, survivors are grappling with grief. >> we never saved nothing, nothing at all. >> reporter: ahead of the president's trip, the biden administration vowing that the federal government will be there to help the island rebuild for as long as it takes. yet critics say it took too long for the president to publicly acknowledge the deadly fires. but aides say he has been working behind the scenes from the beginning. his visit is not being welcomed by some. >> we don't need you. don't come here. >> stay out of our way.

get rid of the red tape. >> reporter: an island facing a long road to recovery ahead. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. it is 5:08 right now and here is a live look outside in both san jose and san francisco. the bay area air quality management district is extending its air quality advisory that went into effect yesterday. this is due to smoke from numerous fires elsewhere, including the head fire near the oregon border and the plant fire east of santa maria. smoky, hazy skies may be visible in higher elevations. we're going to check in with meteorologist kari hall who has a look at how that will be impacting our monday as we start a new week. >> if y're sensitive to wildfire smoke, if you have breathing problems, you might want to limit your time outside today. we are going to see it staying below a spare the air alert due to a mixture of a lot of the

wind we have picking up as the remnants of hilary move to the east of us. we're still seeing the smoke travel into the bay area, and for today at times the air quality may be a little worse, especially from areas from san francisco on northward, where there may be a higher concentration of some of that near-surface smoke as we go into toy. watching out for that as the fires burn and we are seeing scattered showers. the cloud cover today will keep temperatures a little lower, but it won't feel nicolar because it's going to be so humid today. after we see the clouds clearing out, temperatures will be heating up. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. over the weekend, we had a full weekend closure. how is that shaping up? >> it seems as though everything opened on time, in fact, a couple of lanes opened early. we saw the backup that we had seen all weekend that has cleared from the upper eastshore freeway, so let's say all lanes are open. i'll let you know if we hear

otherwise. north bay is registering a little bit of moisture on the roadway. kari has talked about the mugginess. we don't like a crash, one northbound 880 just approaching 238. no slowing on the sensors, but details do indicate there may be five, possibly six vehicles involved. it's been there for a few minutes. we'll track injuries as well as any developments. back to you. netflix is hitting stop on one of the things that we know best about it. they are going to stop pressing dvds. the red envelopes will be sent out one more time, though. the surprise that may be in store for some customers. elon musk doesn't want to let you block somebody on whatever we call twitter now. we'll take a look at that coming up. ♪♪ ♪ you don't want to lose it again ♪

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good monday morning. right now the time is 5:14. we get a look at the san mateo bridge for your commute ts morning. you may need the windshield wipers here and there.

overall we're looking at a muggy and warm morning. temperatures in the low 60s. throughout the day, a mix of sun and clouds, and feeling warm as we continue with high humidity and a chance of storms. we'll go hour-by-hour with our microclimate forecast coming up. i'll show you the bay bridge. this part of it is westbound 80. eastbound 80 was closed over the weekend. everything reopened there. i'm now tracking a crash northbound 880 coming into san leandro right near the castro valley y. we'll show you the latest and i'll give you the details. good morning. very happy monday to you. china lowering its interest rates again as it tries to kick-start its economy. a lousy chinese economy could really hit the world economy pretty hard. palo alto network is a stock to watch. the company delayed reporting its quarterly financials, which freaked investors out a little bit. it turns out everything was fine. nvidia, which is the hottest of hot companies over the past few

years, reports profits later this week. the russian space agency roscosmos says an unmanned probe it sent to the moon's south pole crashed. india is going to land a probe in the same area on wednesday. south pole is apparently a difficult place to land, lots of rocks and craters. tranquility where we landed many years ago is relatively flat. the california dmv says cruise will take half of its automated cars off san francisco streets as california and the company investigate all the recent problems with cruise cars. they've been stopping in the middle of intersections, sometimes more than one car at the same time. a cut in half would still be 150 cars on the road. the "wall street journal" says meta will release a web version of threads this week. threads, a competitor to the company formerly known as twitter. when threads was first released, millions of people downloaded

it, but it was for mobile only. elon musk, meantime, says he's order his software engineers to get rid of your ability to block users on 'x', the service formerly known as twitter. people use blocking to avoid harassment by other users, and when musk said he would get rid of t ahelity to do that, it made a lot of users angry. musk then tweeted he was blocking people who complained about blocking, which really makes no sense. a lot of people also pointing out apple and google require social networks to give you the power to block something who is threatening you, harassing you, that kind of stuff. it has to be part of the software, and if musk takes that away, he is ejected from apple's app store and google play. >> it's like he wants us to leave. >> it very much feels that way. there are times. if you are trying to design a way to get people to leave, you would convince all the

interesting people to leave twitter, so there's not much left, then you would start messing with the software. >> it's almost like he wants to make it so bad that it could be sold in a fire sale. >> it's a complete mystery. >> i'm one of them. i haven't tweeted in weeks, months. thanks, scott. we're going to turn to another old favorite twitter of the past, now netflix of the past. it's the end of an era for those red dvd envelopes we know from netflix. and while you may not have received one in your mailbox for years, that's not stopping the company from sending many of them out one final time. when netflix decided to shut down its dvd by mail business earlier this year, it offered subscribers who still order dvds a finale surprise. subscribers can opt in for the chance to receive up to ten dvds, when the final discs are sent out september 29th, and you don't have to return them. the deadline to request the dvds

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through all this talk. >> it is all good. monday morning, sometimes the conversation goes way left. we've been talking about crazy weather over the weekend with the tropical storm hitting southern california. i was just looking through some of the rainfall totals. in parts of southern california, over the san bernardino mountains, they've had over 13 inches of rainfall. this has definitely been one for the record books, and it contins tue affect part of nevada right now this morning, and also parts of the sacramento valley. we're seeing some of that rain stretching into the north bay with a lot of the lightning activity staying off the coast. so that's gdoo news there. we're still monitoring for that chance that we could see lightning here as our rain and the radar now shows that we are seeing some rain stretching through parts of the stockton area, sacramento, and then into the north bay, with some light showers. now, we're going to continue to watch out for that today as our temperatures head for the upper 70s in novato, we'll see a high

of 77 in oakland. even though these temperatures are lower, it's going to feel a lot hotter, because as soon as you step outside you're going to break out in a sweat because of the humidity. but then we're really going to be sweating as we head toward the middle of the week as the temperatures ramp up and the humidity drops as the remnants of hilary moves away from us. we're looking at temperatures in the upper 80s in the tri-valley tomorrow and then, look at that, fairfield will be hitting 100 degrees on wednesday. we'll see a lot of mid to upper 90s from the south county to the interior east bay, with low 90s in the north bay. let's talk about the rain chances today, because you may have to turn on the windshield wirs fpe a while, especially around ukiah, as well as much of the north bay, where we're seeing the chance of some thunderstorms and lightning. there will also be a chance of some quick-moving showers moving through the east bay into the tri-valley. now, that's this afternoon as the humidity and the rain chances continue, we'll be watching to see if we get any

storms with heavy rain and lightning moving through. we talked about this, once the humidity drops and we get rid of those remnants of hilary, we're going to have hot temperatures through the middle of the week. it won't be that hot leading into the weekend. we're going to see temperatures going up and then back down to what's normal. we're still watching out for storm chances today. if you have the nbc bay area app, you'll get alerts if there's any rain movinglose c to where you are at the time. mike, you were tracking a crash in san leandro. >> the sensors still show green. details came in, there were five or six vehicles pulled over but they might have been there to help or give information. there's a semi truck involved and a large suv. they're blocking the middle lanes and it sounds like everything got over to the shoulder and that's probably why we don't see a lot of slowing. traffic is relatively light traveling north into san leandro. we'll track that because it is just off the castro valley y, but not affected by the folks coming in out of the area.

the southbound direction of vasco road, a little slowing arounddalton. this is very early for this to start happening. there are no reports of any incidents, so we'll continue to watch that for the next few. so far, we're looking at over 20 minutes because of that little bit of slowing. everything else looks pretty calm. back to you. >> thanks. it's 5:22 right now. up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> another gift card that doesn't work. another viewer whose money is missing. another case for us to

welcome back. nbc bay area responds to yet another concern over gift cards. >> makes me so nervous when i buy them. an east bay woman asked chris chmura's team to step in because a couple of companies were pointing the fingers at each other. >> good morning. here we go again. is time it's lori in castro valley. she says she went to a drugstore and bought a $40 amazon gift card. she plugged that card into her app immediately. then, the app flagged that card as invalid. she says amazon told her, return the card to the sre. the store refused, and told lori to call amazon. e, repeat, still nothing. lori was stuck in the loop and her 40 bucks was who knows where, so she called us for help. we contacted both companies. amazon then took action and gave

lori a $40 replacement card, plus an extra $25 for her troubles. we wanted to know what happened in the background. amazon only told us in this case we have worked with the customer to fully refund their purchase. if you have heard this story before many times right here, we very much appreciate your loyal viewership. yes, we've solved a ton of gift card cases lately. so we're making a brand new video showing you how to protect your gift cards. we'll have that for you tomorrow morning, then we'll post it with all our other how-to videos on our platforms and youtube channel. just look for the how to playlist. >> i think both of us will be watching that video. >> chris, thanks so much. up next, top stories we're following, including a sour end to one summer vacation. that's what happened to one bay area man whose luggage was stolen from the airport. so he took matters into his own

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right now at 5:30, tracking heavy rainfall from the remnants of tropical storm hilary as it moves into nevada. we are live this morning with a look at the damage left behind and the lingering impacts for some travelers as the bay area braces for rain and humidity. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thank you for starting your week with us. i'm kira klapper. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura and marcus both have the morning off. we are continuing to track tropical storm hilary on its current path, and the fast-moving storm is delivering periods of heavy rain in southern california. sunday it triggered widespread flash flooding warnings and schools have been canceled there this morning because of that. as residents prepare for possible road closures and outages, the mayor of los angeles declared a local emergency ahead of hurricane

hilary's arrival to speed up access to emergency services. no tropical storm has made landfall in southern california since 1939. perfect time for meteorologist kari hall to join us. you have been monitoring this, really, since last week. how are conditions looking now? >> well, it's now spreading out, as we typically see with remnants of a tropical system. the rain just expands across the region, and we're seeing quite a bit of that happening still this morning. so this is a loop of the past 24 hours. it moved all the way from southern california and is now affecting parts of the sierra and a lot of nevada still getting in on that rain as it continues to draw in that tropical moisture across the region. we've also seen scattered showers moving around parts of the north bay, so you may have light rain this morning. the good thing is that so far the lightning strikes have remained off the coast. there still will be the chance

that we could see thunderstorms going on today. as we continue to also look a little closer here, looking at the potential of muggy conditions giving way to some off and on showers for this afternoon, and any lightning strikes we see could enhance our fire danger because we haven't had the high amount of rainfall totals that they've had across southern california. so as we talk about what's been happening farther south, in addition to the rising water, they've got another major danger during these intense rainstorms like this one. it's fallen trees. we've had high wind gusts and we're getting reports of hundreds of trees toppled across southern california from orange county to the san gabriel foothills. lauren coronado from our sister station is live in sierra madre where one couple had a frightening lining night. >> reporter: that's right, a couple was inside of their bedroom when a large tree came

crashing down. just so you have an idea of where we're at, we're just ten minutes from pasadena here in l.a. county. this is one example of the damage left behind from hilary. i'm using a flashlight because it's so dark. i want to show you where the tree split in half vertically. part of it landed onto the home where it damaged, of course, the roof, there's a lot of water damage in the home as well. firefighters were able to rescue the couple, who were inside of their bedroom. like i said, thankfully, they weren't injured. you look at the damage and you think how dangerous this situation is. then over to your right where the other half of this tree fell onto the home, the front yard, it also downed some power lines. folks with socal edison came out and assesdsehe damage. they tell me three homes are left without power here, so not too bad when it comes to the power situation. again, the home obviously red tagged.

the road, obviously, blocked off as well. when we talk about all of the other downed trees in the area, our meteorologists have been tracking wind gusts as high as -- or as strong as 78 miles per hour in some areas of l.a. county. so it has been a major issue across the area and you can see one example of the damage left behind. a wind advisory, by the way, and a flood advisory is still in effect for this area here in l.a. county. so a major cleanup operation is under way this morning as crews make their way out here to clean up areas just like this across socal. reporting live, lauren coronado for "today in the bay." >> thank you so much for that report. we hope y'all stay safe down there. developing this morning, rescue crews from here in the bay area are there in southern california assisting in the storm's aftermath. >> and the storm likely will continue to cause headaches here

for travelers throughout the bay area. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live at sfo, and, ginger, even this early in the morning the storm is already impacting some flights there, is that right? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, kira. it is a busy morning here at sfo. you can take a peek there behind us at the security lines. but it is unclear ifhat' t part of the monday rush as people head back to their flights or if that is impact from tropical storm hilary. what we do know is out of sfo there are eight cancellations and five delays. that sounds like a very small number compared to the number of flights. so we're not quite sure how much of that is the storm, but that's flying out of sfo, flying into sfo there are a bit more delays, 21 delays and four cancellations. now, as you guys were just talking about there, a big focus still this morning is the amount of rainfall that tropical storm hilary has dumped and will

continue to pour across southern california, something that needs statewide effort. >> i'm worried about some of the more rural and remote areas in the eastern part of the state, the mountainous regions where people could be trapped, where there could be debris concerns. that's where we're focusing a little more extra energy. >> reporter: that's why bay area teams are standing by to assist, including the california swift water task force 4, called in to help people in moving water in rural riverside county. so far, they have been called to cases like this twice and have seen fast-moving water flood a number of roads. now, another task force made up of firefighters from the south bay and the peninsula are deployed to imperial county, while another team from departments around marin county, that one is being sent to kern county in the central valley.

crew members realize there is still much work to do to ensure public safety. >> what happens in these areas of the desert where it range more five or ten nutes and the water comes down at once. >> we could see flash flood warnings continuing for the next several days in much of southern california. >> reporter: hilary now a post-tropical cyclone, but it is still bringing flooding and dangerous winds. that information according to the national hurricane center, and of course kari was talking about it. in the bay area, we will continue to monitor what the storm's impact will be on flights here at sfo, and, of course, the impact on rescue efforts as well in southern california. for now, we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> ginger, thank you so much for that. we'll check in with you again in a little bit. our team is going to continue tracking the storm, of course. be sure to head to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates when we're not on the air. this is an interesting story. san jose police are investigating a case of baggage

theft at san jose airport that sent one man on a journey he never wanted to take. jeff garcia told us that he returned to san jose friday from a trip to alaska, his luggage never made it. he said as he was reporting it to southwest airlines, he checked location of the air tag hidden inside his bag. >> i could see the bag showing on technology drive at highway 87. a few minutes later it's on highway 87 going through downtown san jose. >> he tracked that suitcase to a homeless encampment near highway 101, got in his car, and police met him at that location. he said officers retrieved a few of his belongings, but most of his stuff was gone. he said his brother-in-law's suitcase was also stolen and police recovered a few of those items as well. the airport is now looking into how that bag was stolen. >> oh, no. that's too bad. we're take ago live look outside. wow, it's beautiful in san jose.

some cloudy skies. it's clear and twinkling lights. kids from evergreen elementary school district are heading back to school today. some strange weather for them, though. they're stepping out the door, oh, it feels sticky out here. it will be warm, temperatures in the low 70s and at pick-up time in the upper 70s with a lot of clouds overhead. just seeing peeks of sunshine, but the kind of weather where you instantly break out into a sweat because it does feel muggy. we'll also be watching out for rain chances. even a slight chance of thunderstorms. as we go toward the middle of the week, the heat will return with highs reachin igo the 90s and up to 100 degrees in some spots. i'll have more in a few minutes. mike, you've been warning with an early delay. >> vasco road, if that rings a bell, we're at nearly a half an hour drive. it's slowing where we typically see slowing, but it happened a little early.

it's been there since about 5:00 in the morning. no reason stated on the chp report. we're looking at the build out of the altamont pass and that's standard. so everything outside of that one slowdown is pretty standard. king this crash in san leandro and now there's slowing off the castro valley y. we're going to look ahead toward oakland where there's a lot of activity. two activities, in fact. the a's play tonight at 6:40. at the same time they open the parking area and allow folks going to the concert at the arena as well. zach bryan is the name of the person performing, but i'm interested in the accompanying band, troubled by turtles. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. there's a report of road work and a bit of slowing on highway 29. that's just north of vallejo. back to you. >> all right, mike. keeping students away from toxic stress. coming up on "today in the bay," helpful tips to make sure your little one's new school year is

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upper 70s. it's still gngoi to feel very warm out there and we'll talk about the chance of storms coming up in our microclimate forecast. a different part of oakland, the bay bridge toll plaza. we're looking at the backup that's forming quickly. we're looking at 5:44, this is a little more crowded than we expect. we're tracking the approaches and i'll tell you know if there's anything going on on the span coming up. president biden and the first lady will leave reno, bound for hawaii in just a few hours, just before 9:00 this morning. >> scott mcgrew, they're going to spend six hours there before returning to reno. >> six hours on the ground, returning to reno, their vacation. they're in tahoe this week. the president's critics really seizing on hawaii as a way to get at the president, though when we look back at presidential visits to disaster areas, they usually last about the same length of time, enough time for the president to meet with first responders and victims and then get out of the

way. a presidential visit is a disruption in most cases. nor can we find any evidence the administration has fallen short in its response. fema and other federal workers are on the ground en masse, the governor says he's satisfied. former president trump said over the weekend he would not participate in the upcoming gop presidential debate because he's so far ahead in the polls. not the first time. trump skipped the last party debate in 2016 and then actually lost iowa to ted cruz. ronald reagan did the same in his race and then iowa to george h.w. bush. a new poll in iowa shows trump far ahead of his closest competitor, ron desantis. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson aid over the wkend he qualified for the debates. doug burgum, governor of north

dakota, takes last place with 2%. the margin of error is twice that. he will not be in the debate. burgum has serious name recognition problems. he was on our "meet the press" this weekend and chuck todd asked him, as he asks many candidates, do you think the last election was legitimate? fair question for any candidate. burgum said he couldn't afford to take a position. >> i hear you on that, but it is interesting that you don't want to share your opinion. i think some voters will be frustrated by that. >> well, chuck, again, everybody is at a different place. if i had 100% national name recognition, if i had run for president before, if i was living in a major media market and everybody in the country knew me, that would be a different spot. i know from the private sector, when we were launching our little company that we then built over a period of time into a billion dollar company, you don't start out by attacking the market share leader. you start by telling people what you've got to offer. you don't have a basis to launch

that. there will be segment after segment on every channel, all the pundits lined up. i'm not running for pundit. i'm running for president. >> the republican debate is wednesday evening in milwaukee. trump said he'll skip it. what he said is he'll skip the debate, so it is possible, if he wins the nomination, he means all debates. we'll have to see. >> we know you will stay on top of that for us, scott. thank you so much. 5:47 right now. as we've been talking about the start of a new school year, it can be stressful for some students and one group is trying to help. first five california recently launched its stronger starts campaign. the goal is to help families address adverse childhood experiences and toxic stress from sustained adversity. the website says one in three kids are at risk of toxic stress in california alone. there are some simple things parents can do to help. experts suggest parents stay calm, remain consistent or steady, parents should also establish routines and make

connections on campus with teachers, bus drivers, crossing guards, to build that support network for your kids. we talked with the executive director about the shifting mind-set when it comes to stress on kids. >> even though it may have been taboo and something we didn't want to talk about, we didn't understand that our littlest people have emotions, too, they have anxiety, they have concerns, they have fears. but we as adults can actually help guide them through those emotional, stressful and anxiety-filled experiences. >> first five california says 2 million children in our state have at least one adverse childhood experience. 60% of adults also dealt with toxic stress as a child, but we didn't know what that was at the time. >> we were told to shake it off. >> we'll be putting a link on our website, nbcbayarea.com, for more information. when we were little, it was, like, good et over it, kid. >> now as an adult, those things

were a big deal, that feeling was very terrible in that moment. >> yeah, my older son just started first grade and he's nervous. i don't know if i should be telling people that. i just keep telling him, that's totally normal. >> we do the news but that's not news. nerves for a first grader or any grade. >> i know. imagine your first day of work, right? >> oh, yeah. kari hall, what about your kids, what about the weather? >> over the weekend we celebrated a birthday. >> oh, that's right. >> bella's birthday. she turned 7. >> princess bella. >> how is she 7? >> she runs the household. you know, i was just trying to get outside and enjoy, but it was so hot over the weekend, it felt so humid yesterday. that was the tropical moisture coming in from hilary out in advance of the rain that we saw. we're still seeing some scattered showers developing this morning as now the remnants of it continue to move over

nevada. we also have a lot of it circulating across the region. we're going to continue to see rain chances today, especially in the north bay. we're seeing it really lit up here with a lot of green over the sacramento valley, and then f that rain is starting to move in, while mostly clear. we talked about those nerves. it's the first day of school for livermore valley joint unified. it's starting out in the upper 60s, a warm morning, then at pick-up time we'll see temperatures in the mid-80s and partly cloudy. so our temperatures are a little bit lower, but it's going to feel warm because of the high humidity and the chance of showers and thunderstorms we'll see throughout today. in oakland, expect a high of about 77 degrees there, while in san francisco we'll see temperatures in the low 70s. tomorrow it's going to be slightly hotter for those interior valleys, reaching into the upper 80s. we all are looking for the potential of some thunderstorms for today. now, if we get the thunderstorms

without the lightning -- or without the rain, we just see lightning, that could enhance our wildfire threat as we go throughout today. going hour-by-hour, it looks like the north bay and parts of the south bay, into the tri-valley, will have the highest chance of seeing some of those isolated showers and thunderstorms. we'll continue to monday for for that. but once we see rain chances going down, t humidity drops, temperatures will be going up, especially for wednesday, with highs in the mid-90s. for the inland areas, we do see that quick spike in temperatures from tomorrow through thursday, but then it will be nice for the weekend and a much deserved break across the bay area. i'll have another update coming up in just a few minutes, kris, and kira. >> kris, kira, and kari. happening now at 5:52, the so-called south bay party mom accused of hosting

alcohol-fueled parties for minors is due in court ahead of an evidence hearing. she was arrested back in the fall of 2021 and fatesing multiple felony charges, including sexual battery, child endangerment and providing alcohol to minors. earlier this summer, she and prosecutes were unable to reach a plea deal. keeping our eye on the remnants of hilary, leaving a mark with downed trees, washed-out roadways in southern california and more. we'll show you some of the latest video of the damage. then president biden heads to maui. we'll tell you why he's facing criticism in the wake of the firestorm response and the promises the white house is making to the victims. a quick reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want, 24/7, on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch live breaking you can watch live breaking news,

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>> dusting off their old t-shirts. >> i would go to that. i'm sorry, i just would. check this out. there is a reddit user that is receiving more than her fair share of backlash after she posted about a recent experience flying first class. so there was a 23-year-old anonymous user who says she was heading to san francisco, she says one hour into the flight, flight attendants asked her to switch seats with a 10-year-old boy so that he could fly with his parents, who, along with her, had been upgraded to first class. so the boy had been left in coach. so the woman said no, because she thought she was being kicked out of her seat and she also posted she received the upgrade because she's a frequent flyer. the 10-year-old ended up sitting in coach the rest of the way. so what would you do? >> well, this is on the parents. why did they upgrade to first

class if they couldn't be with their kid? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry, we all pay for our ticket, we all -- i have kids, too, we all do, but you pay for your ticket, you take the time to choose the seat, whatever. but the parents should have not accepted that upgrade. >> why didn't one adult go in first class with the son? >> because they want to inconvenience everybody else. >> the adults could switch halfway through or something. >> i think she should have switched out of the kindness of -- you know, he's a kid. it sounds like she misunderstood and she thought she was being kicked out. >> again, why aren't the parents doing their part? >> if i was the kid, i would be grateful for the peace and quiet. >> i'll take a sprite and a dr. pepper and a coke. >> he can have all of those, can't have this. we're talking about anchor brewing right now because workers are not letting their beloved san francisco brewery go down without a fight.

we've talked about this in the past, but now we have another bay area brewery and a few others that are stepping up to help out. enterprise brewing company on howard street has announced a special event for this saturday. it will be selling a specially brewed solidarity ale with proceeds going to anchor workers now bidding to buy the brewery for themselves to try to preserve it. the international conglomerate sapporo has the brewery and they're trying to buy it back. in two weeks, another brewery, fox tail in san jose, is set to release its own solidarity beer. they're trying to keep more diversity within the brewing world as well. >> thank you for teaching me how to pronounce sapporo. >> now we've got to get sushi. you can check out what's trending locally. head over to nbcbayarea.com, the trending bar is r