rampage in southern california at a bar kills three people. that gunman also dead.

new details about the gunman and what may have sent him over the edge. and then promises from district leaders before any final decisions are made on school closures. the world's best gymnast gather at sap this morning, and we will have an up-close look at the headliners. this is "today in the bay." gymnastics in the morning. oh, what a day. >> we will talk about it, right? >> i need to stretch. i got a surprise for you. >> good morning to you all. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. and we will talk about the roads stretching with mike, but first let's get to kari with the

weather. >> yeah, the temperatures are going to be tumbling down. ha ha. it's warm, it's 71 degrees in san josé. it was so hot yesterday, but it won't be as hot today. the numbers coming down as we approach the weekend. los gatos will see a high of 91, and we will mostly see upper 80s for much of the north. we will talk about what is ahead in the weekend coming up. a deadly overnight shooting at an oakland homeless encampment. it happened about three hours ago near i-580 and telegraph avenue. one person was killed and we are still waiting to hear on a motive or if anybody has been arrested. developing now in southern california, three people dead in

a shooting rampage at a popular orange county biker bar. the gunman is dead as well and he died at the hands of the responding deputies. six are in the hospital, five with gunshot wounds. here's what authorities are saying about the gunman. >> at this point the man believed to be involved in the shooting is deceased at the scene, and one weapon was recovered and the suspect may be retired law enforcement. we are working to confirm that information as we speak. >> sources say the man may have been targeting his wife. more news is expected to come out in a news conference later today. school closures will be on the agenda when school board members meet next tuesday, and

that debate last night at a meeting with parents. concerned parents are speaking out in a push to keep the schools open. >> there needs to be hard decisions made on the budget but that doesn't mean we lose our precious assets and that's our schools. happening today, america's top gymnast and the fans that love them are ascending on san josé. >> this event will likely be a great first look of a what shakes out in the next year's summer olympic games in paris. kris sanchez is live at the sap center. a lot of fan favorites competing this year. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of fan

favorites and hometown favorites. as we are rooting for them, we know the whole world will be rooting for some of those olympians that will be here, and that includes simone biles and suni lee. they will be competing in the days ahead, and simone biles, of course, the greatest gymnast of all times has seven national titles and four olympic gold medals and after struggling at the tokyo games in 2021, she did step away from the sport in the last few years and only stepped back in. the reigning olympic all around gold olympic, suni lee, and she had a kidney issue and she will

take part in two events. they will compete each other, -- >> it's been incredible to have simone back. we are so excited to not only have her back but other athletes as well as they are returning to elite competition. simone is an all-time great athlete, and having her back definitely brings more attention to the sport of gymnastics and we couldn't be more excited and san josé can't be more excited to have her here as well, and you will see great gymnastics out of her, too. >> reporter: happening today the competition is all about the men. the junior men take on their day one of competition at 5:00 this afternoon, and the senior men take on the floor. the junior men are getting coaching from somebody that not

only has experience in the sport, but also experienced performing at this level and at the olympics. we are going to introduce you to a member of 2019. in san josé, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> yeah, it's great because they can bring their experience. >> reporter: it's a lot. there are tickets available. we asked. >> i looked. thanks, kris. >> the action today and tomorrow will air on peacock with day one of the men's competition starting tonight at 5:00, and then tomorrow at the same time for the women. nbc bay area will air the

coverage. the full details can be found at nbcbayarea.com. 5:07 for you this morning. students in san bruno park district have their first day of school today. we are tracking what the kiddos can expect out there and what parents need to pack. >> yeah, it's a bit of a warm start this morning. take a look at where we are feeling temperatures in the 60s and 70s this morning. that's important because it was so hot yesterday. there's a few clouds at drop off, and today not as hot as yesterday and a nice comfortable 75 degrees at pick up time. temperatures are ranging from the low 70s in san francisco to low 90s for the inland valleys, but we had spots yesterday hitting the upper 90s like fairfield where it will be 94 today. we are making some progress and

we will see cooler temperatures heading into the weekend. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, seems like the commute so far is quiet. >> yeah, the camera froze. i will make sure the crews have cleared without any problems on the golden gate bridge. we had an earlier slowdown as crews cleared from the carquinez bridge. it took about a half an hour for that to clear through the area as well. highway 4, more slowing approaching bailey, and it was early slowing that should recover quickly. back to you. it was extremely impolite to say, i told you so so i will not do it. plus -- ♪♪

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in our forecast today. it's feeling a little muggy now, but the humidity will be dropping today as our temperatures head for the low 80s at noon. we'll talk about what is ahead for the weekend in our microclimate forecast coming up. the crews are moving and clearing to the north side. we can see that south tower, so we are doing fine at the golden gate bridge. we will see how things are shaping up around the rest of the bay. happy thursday to you. one of the suppliers was drilling holes in the wrong place, and it was not a safety issue but it could take time to fix that for boeing. if you were not listening monday, tuesday or wednesday, you may have missed me giving

you a heads up on nvidia and why it was so important. nvidia makes chips, and artificial intelligence researchers discovered powerful nvidia chips work really, really well for a.i. last night nvidia showed investors how good that was for business. this is why we have been talking about nvidia profits for three days straight. that stock up 15% since monday morning, and just rose another 3% at the morning bell. many see that as the birth of the internet. are they right? we will see. and then economists cut the

jobless cuts, and it was not because somebody messed up the count, but job numbers are constantly reestimated and then an annual benchmark review, and that's where we lost the 600,000. in the time economists are measuring the generated quarter of a million jobs, and overall the picture is still incredibly strong for the u.s. economy. >> it's good that a lot of people have jobs, but a lot of people aren't at work today. >> that's true. >> let me tell you why, because there's more people calling out today than any other day. that includes the day after the super bowl. there's a new study that

analyzed the data on sick days taken by workers over the past five years, and it found about 1% of employees were out on august 24th, and it's a higher percentage than any other day of the year. they found the biggest excuse for calling out was coming down with a stomach bug. quarter after 5:00 right now. maybe this is the unofficial start of fall. kari hall, this is for you, because starbucks is bringing back its pumpkin spiced latte. and this marks 20 years since barista's first made it for starbucks lovers. you can get an iced pumpkin chi

tea, and there's a new apple crisp macchiato. >> the guy was new that order one, and the guy behind him says, it's basically ice cream. trending this morning, the end of summer in the air with the pumpkin spice lattes out, the most streams are out for the summer. >> the top spot a country song.

yeah, that's "last night," and that's several songs he has had on the list, and "you proof" is on the list. and then it was the top streamed global song at number two, and then taylor swift's "cruel summer" number three. >> songs of the summer. some are hanging on around here. >> oh, yeah, the heat is hanging on. yesterday was the peak of the hot temperatures for a little while. we are starting out also with a look at our air quality as the air quality advisory has been extended and what to expect today. most unhealthy air quality will be for the coast and the bay.

moderate air quality along the coastline today as the smoke continues to drift from oregon and northern california. first day back to school in burlingame. 68 at drop off time and 78 at pick up, and nice and sunny throughout the day. it will be warm at a lot of spots especially the interior valleys down in morgan hill. 90 degrees. 91 in livermore. napa, 89. and then we bring it down a couple degrees, and we are looking at low 80s in novato and upper 80s for the south county tomorrow. it will still be warm on saturday, but we are basically seeing the temperatures holding steady. when we compare our temperatures versus what they are seeing elsewhere, there's a large heat dome across the midwest.

look at lincoln, nebraska, today, hitting 104 degrees, extreme temperatures and they have had it for a while so it's not letting up today. we have a lot going on this weekend with silicon valley pride happening. the weather is looking nice. throughout the weekend our highs reach into the low and mid-80s. next week it gets hot towards the middle of the week but overall we will take a break in the next several days, and it will feel like summer but we are headed for the upper 80s and low 90s. we will still keep the wide range in temperatures, san francisco in the 60s over the weekend. there was slowing and improvements approaching bailey, but it just shifted over to bailey itself. that's the early commute through

contra costa, and folks moving down bailing and in towards concord, no problems right now. seeing this over the last few minutes, slowing around central approaching golden gate, so out of richmond through el cerrito, and then clearing by the time you get to berkeley. the crew took a little while to clear carquinez bridge. sounds like there are a number of vehicles involved here and chp is not on the scene, and i think they are on the shoulder on 37 and on southbound 101 as well. right now just a slight build at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> another gift card that doesn't work.

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5:24 right now. "nbc bay area responds" to yet another gift card concern. >> an east bay woman asked chris chmura's team to step in because companies were pointing fingers at each other. >> good morning. this time is laurie in castro valley. she got an amazon card and put it in her app. amazon told her to return that to the store and the store told her to call amazon, and laurie was stuck in a loop and her 40 bucks was who knows where. amazon took action and gave laurie a $40 replacement card and $25 for her troubles.

amazon only told us in this case we have worked with the customer to fully refund their purchase. if you heard this story before, many times, right here, we very much appreciate your loyal viewership. yes, we have solved a ton of gift card cases lately, so we are breaking a brand-new video showing you how to protect your gift cards. we will have that for you tomorrow morning and then post it with all of our other how-to videos on our website and streaming channel, and just look for the "how to play list." and then three people are dead along with a gunman in a shooting rampage and several more in the hospital. new details overnight about what may have sparked a gunman's outrage. >> reporter: the fight over whether or not the city of san

diego right now at 5:30, the

battle heating up on san francisco's homeless. the new call to lift a court order city leaders say is bad for everybody. also, mask on.

one bay area hospital re-introducing its covid masking policy. the surge of cases leading to that change. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this thursday. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. quickly approaching 5:30. let's start with a look at the forecast. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking what we can expect. it has been a little warm. >> it has been very warm and slightly cooler, and as we get started outside in palo alto this morning. it's mostly clear and temperatures in the upper 60s, which we already know is a warm start to the day. it doesn't warm up as quickly as we go from the upper 60s to upper 70s, and then by 11:00 and noon, it's 80 degrees. los gatos will hit a high of 91, and we will see the same in livermore, and 90 in morgan

hill. we will talk about our weekend plans and things going on coming up in a few minutes. mike, you have a slow drive through richmond? >> yeah, and we found the reason. it's, indeed, potentially a crash. there's a report of a tire in the roadway and somebody stopped to, i think, address that. i am hoping it was the tire that was hit, at most, and i am hoping no people or pedestrians. we will watch from the updates on chp. we do see more slowing. i think there was a traffic break approaching westbound 80 at central and that will cause slowing through richmond, and then we are looking at a smooth drive through most of the bay area, but should see a build around contra costa coming up. >> thank you. three people are dead at a shooting rampage at a popular orange county biker bar, and the

gunman is dead as well and died at the hands of responding deputies. the chaos played out last night at cook's corner and that bar is east of irvine. the gunman may have been a retired police officer, and he may have been targeting his wife. more information is expected to come out in a news conference later today. city leaders are trying to overturn an order preventing the city from clearing encampments. >> bob, both sides are passionut in their beliefs. >> the coalition on homelessness is suing the city over this issue arguing the city doesn't have a right to remove those

people or their belongings without providing adequate shelter or housing. this was the scene yesterday outside the ninth circuit court of appeals, and london breed and city supervisors say it's not a good idea to let anybody sleep on the streets without any recourse, and they point out that the unhoused refuse to use the beds available to them. there are currently 281 open shelter beds and 658 vacancies in permanent supportive housing. >> there has to be accountability. >> what if people refuse to go to them? >> then we need to figure out why are people refusing to go into them? how can we create an environment

in them where people will trust and feel safe in them. >> and the coalition blamed san francisco for not attacking the affordability crisis, and the three-judge panel had sharp questions for both sides of the attorneys, and that injunction prevents the city from removing any encampment that are involuntary homeless, and the judges zeroed in on the phrase, involuntarily homelessness to get clarity on what rules could be enforced. both sides return to the federal district court later this morning for the hearing on the original lawsuit that led to that injunction. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot to think about there. thank you.

the spike in summer covid cases is raising concerns among some bay area health officials. kaiser is re-introducing its masking requirements. kaiser says in part in all of our northern california facilities, and even in areas where not required, mask remain a recommended tool to prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses. happening today napa is marking nine years since the earthquake that killed one person and injured more than 200 others. the 6.0 quake caused major damage to more than 150 buildings leading to a lot of tear downs. it was center outside american canyon and felt as far away as nevada in parts of southern

california as well. economic lost estimates at $400 million. former president trump is expected to turn himself in later. >> this is not the first time we have spoke about him turning himself in. >> first, we believe trump will have to surrender at the rather infamous fulton county jail, where he will be fingerprinted and a mugshot taken. these are live pictures from the fulton county jail. a presidential mugshot would be a first, and the sheriff said they treat everybody equally no matter their status. 18 other codefendants include rudy giuliani, and he turned himself in yesterday.

jenna ellis, and sidney powell. these are the people that said they would release the cracken and prove trump won the 2020 election. and here is mark meadows, who go has yet to turn himself in. there will be live coverage of the accused former president as he arrives to jail, and it will be later into the day and evening. doesn't matter because booking offices are open 24 hours. former president trump skipped the debate last night but instead appearing in an interview with former fox reporter, tucker carlson. >> i am ahead, and i am saying do i sit there for an hour or two hours or whatever it is going to be and get harassed by people that shouldn't even be

running for president? >> with trump missing from the debate, we were watching to see who would stand out. obviously this was ron desantis's time to shine and many pundits and spin doctors said he didn't, and instead it was the newcomer, vivek ramaswamy. the moderators of the debate avoided asking about trump for quite a long time and then there was this scene when the candidates were asked to raise their hands if they would support the eventual gop nominee, even if that were trump. >> you all signed a pledge to support the nominee, and if trump was convicted in a court

of law would you support him as your party's choice. please raise your hand if you would. [ applause ] >> to be clear, governor chris christie, you were late to the game -- >> ramaswamy's hand shot up. promising to support the party's nominee is totally routine in politics, and democrats do it, too. if you lose in the primary you say i will support the party's choice. but never it has never come up before if you would support the candidate if he is in jail.

>> so interesting to see how this all plays out. thank you, scott. it's 5:39 right now. let's take a live look in san francisco. police will address new strategies to try and curb car break-ins. they are expected to layout a new plan utilizing community resources. the news conference starts at 10:30. 5:39 this morning, as we take a look at downtown josé. >> so much is going on and the weather looks to cooperate. we have silicon valley pride happening over the weekend, and on sunday we will start out in the morning in time for the parade in the low 70s. we will have comfortably warm weather go into the afternoon with highs in the low 80s. also, it's clear the shelters

this weekend, you can join laura and marcus in berkeley. it will be in the mid-60s to start at 10:00, and then we go throughout the day with sunshine and highs only in the low 70s, so nice and comfortable with a light breeze. in monterey, expect it to reach in the upper 60s throughout the weekend. we start out with fog and see it clear out a little for the afternoon. our morning temperatures there start out in the upper 50s. going for a hike this weekend, 68 degrees for a high on friday and then low 70s for saturday and sunday, and morning temperatures in the mid-50s. if your weekend plans take you to south lake tahoe, it will be nice, and maybe a nice way to wrap up summer with the 70s and low 80s. speed sensors might be moving better, and i do think there was a traffic break but we have had no substantial update

for 80, and folks coming off the bridge from san rafael are fine. highway 4, another slowdown is stretching into concord. 242 shows slowing as well. and we will check the timing through concord and walnut creek coming up. i know there's more traffic coming into san francisco right now, and the metering lights should be activating and we will watch for that in a few minutes. and this continues to be the home for cirque du soleil, and a show is tonight at 7:30. if you have a weekend show, that could be one to worry about. cal train as well as bart, they have sections of the track that will be closed for maintenance, and if you are staying into the city from either side of the bay, plan a different route. we will keep moving forward despite the closure. they do have a bus bridge.

if you are looking for the northbound route, it shows the traditional slowdown. remember, the xfinity u.s. gymnastic championships going on today, and there's going to be a lot of activity downtown san josé. 49 faithful wondering about the future of the one-time top draft pick. one game left in the pre-season. a new health warning after numerous people that took part in a north bay all terrain obstacle course come down with new bacterial infections. new advice for anybody that took part. all morning long we are covering the xfinity u.s. gymnastics championships in san josé and these are the same

athletes likely to be competing for the olympic games. the vault champion, and he started by the age of three and inspired by spider-man to do all of this. nbc bay area's garrman thomas is there and profiling asher in today's 6:00 p.m. newscast. we have much more f you this or

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here's the look at our commute from antioch this morning. it's going to be in the low 70s to start. kind of a warm morning, and also breezy with a clear sky. as we head throughout the day we will be in the upper 70s by lunchtime or upper 80s, i should say, and heating up into the 90s this afternoon. but we're headed for lower temperatures for the weekend. more on that coming up in a few minutes. kari, and one of the early starts here, we are looking at your drive through pittsburgh to walnut creek growing to over half an hour if you take the 680 to highway 4 route. 680 is still move from the benicia bridge. metering lights should be on.

hov was slow and we will check on that in a few minutes. >> thank you, mike. a new health issues just issued by people until a recent mudder race, and it happened after some of them developed rashes and fevers within a day of the race. the health department says anybody that competed should seek medical attention for rashes, fever or other symptoms. we spoke with one man that developed those symptoms. >> body ache, runny nose, a mild fever around midday. that's when i knew, like, i probably should go to the doctor. >> tough mudder organizers are looking into the matter and some participants are citing a reddit threat showing people complained of the same symptoms after last

year's race. and then coach kyle shanahan announcing lance will be the third quarterback to start this season with sam darnald backing up brock purdy. he stayed away from practice yesterday leaving players and fans confused. >> i went out to practice and saw there was only three quarterbacks out there, and tray was not out there and i asked around and there's not a clear answer right now. >> and brandon allen is the fourth quarterback, and some believe the team may try to trade lance. we have a few you might be interested in. this little kitty is up for

adoption, and you may recognize her name, kris sanchez. maybe you would prefer a different cat, bob redell. bob redell is a little farrell. marcus and i are always at berkeley humane on saturday morning, and find out all the details on nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. we will get an early peek. >> every year i want to take one home, but then i realize i would not be the best parent. i am gone too much. >> that's important to factor in, right? >> yeah, that's true, and you don't want it to be an impulse and often it is because they are so adorable. >> maybe this year, marcus? >> maybe not. >> i don't know. he does fall in love a lot.

i have to question him -- >> wait a minute! >> marcus is also up for adoption, too. >> a cat. >> to a good home. >> a lot of maintenance. let me tell you. >> sometimes. >> i know my marcus. >> we have all the details on the website. nbcbayarea.com. as we get started we are talking about air quality this morning. we have the air quality advisory that has been extended for today as well. it's mostly the coast and the bay where we are seeing the worst of the smoke drifting in from fires happening further to the north and moving right down the coastline and into parts of the bay area. other spots are seeing improved air quality today, and it's just looking hazy as we go into the afternoon. as far as temperatures for later today, it will reach in the low 90s for los gatos. we were in the upper 90s

yesterday so it will feel a little better but warm during the middle of the day. headed for 93 in concord and 90 in danville. oakland today reaching 80 degrees. along the coastline, the temperatures are coming down to the upper 60s for half moon bay, and upper 60s in palo alto. san francisco, low 70s this afternoon with the marina district in the mid-60s there. and in the north bay, 78 in mill valley to mid and upper 90s further to the north. when you compare what we are feeling versus much of the rest of the country, you have a massive heat dome causing record-high temperatures and heat to expand. look at chicago. the high temperature there is 101 degrees. and look at some of our hotter spots, like brentwood and the

weekend, and there will be higher heat ahead as we go to the middle of next week. for the inland areas in the low 90s today, and we will bring it down a few degrees. we will see it heating up for the mid-90s for the middle of next week. mike, you have been studying the toll plaza? >> yeah, it has cleared now, and it's starting to jam up on the opposite side as well. it could be a flow issue, and we will study that closely. traffic is held up, and it could be lighter because of the traffic here through richmond through reports of a tire in one lane and a tow truck. good news is concord is moving better for highway 242 and the rest of the bay right on schedule. back to you. >> thank you, mike. happening now, oakland schools need more teachers. the district is holding an improvement fair, and they are

looking for different positions to be filled on campus. that event starts at 4:30 at the central kitchen in west oakland. coming up, one question still up in the air. and then after 18 years of silence, we hear from the a's's owner, john fisher, and why he says it's time to move on from oakland. we posted the full interview and we posted the full interview and transcript onlinet a

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welcome back. it's 5:57 for you this morning. we talked about this a little bit last week. the infamous fire festival, they are giving it another try. the first 100 tickets already sold out. just 100 of them, yeah.

in 2017 the promoter planned the luxury music festival on a private island in the bahamas with celebrities and models, and that event ended up being a disaster with the food and accommodation issues. the tickets are going for more than $1,000, and some are as high as $7,500. right now the fyre festival 2 has not released information about the lineup or dining or -- >> here's advice from laura. watch that documentary before you buy your ticket. >> back then, i was not interested in the documentary, but it was the game atari.

>> oh, look at that. >> 46 years ago, it has been revived as the 2600 plus. it features nostalgic wood grain panel, which i love. it's compatible with hundreds of games. can you preorder it now but the system will launch in november, and it costs $130, and that is less expensive, and my son is also in the retro, so maybe we can play it together. >> i wonder if the graphics are as good as they should be. who wants to play kong? >> yeah. maybe this is the unofficial start of fall. this is my season, and this is because starbucks brings back it's pumpkin spice latte. and i know people will kick back

on this. there's plenty of other pumpkin to go around. instead you can get an iced pumpkin cream chi tea. and the newest creation for you nonpumpkin heads, there's a new rollout of the apple crisp macchiato. right now at 6:00, a man dies in the east bay steps from a homeless encampment.