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. plus --

the lady was freaking out, there's a shooting, don't go over there. seconds later i hear the shots and see the shooter. >> a shooting rampage kills three people, and the gunman also killed,ing and who police think was the original target. then raising the red flag over feared school closures. this is "today in the bay". this is thursday morning, friday eve for a lot of folks out there. i want to say good morning to you. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we will get to the headlines for you in a moment but excitement is building in the south bay this morning, the world's best gymnast getting together to compete in the xfinity u.s. gymnastics championships.

we will get a look at today's competition. >> stick that landing -- well, stick that forecast. it's warmer. yeah, it has been so warm these last couple of days, and it's the first day of school for a lot of kids. this is a lack at burlingame where temperatures starting out in the upper 60s and low 70s with a mostly sunny sky. it will be hot, low 90s for can concord. we will see low 70s in san mateo. tomorrow we will see some of the numbers coming down slightly, especially for the coastline. we will talk about the weekend coming up. mike, you are tracking a crash. what is going on? >> i go by the speed sensors and the other sources we have, but the chp blotter, a little tough to access so could be networking issues. but there's slowing around the

scene at central, and that will release more traffic towards the bay bridge, and we will track that build. so far nothing really unexpected. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we start with breaking news this morning. a deadly overnight shooting at an oakland homeless encampment. it happened about three hours ago around telegraph avenue. one person was killed, and we reached out to police for more information, and we are still waiting on word of a motive or arrests. and then a shooting rampage at a orange county biker bar. lauren coronado from our sister station in los angeles has the details. >> reporter: we are down the street from that bar. you can see law enforcement blocking the road for the investigation, and witnesses described the night as chaotic,

just awful. they say people were running and hiding and ducking as the shots rang out in the bar. according to the orange county sheriff's department the shooting happened around 7:00 last night here at cook's corner, a biker bar. the gunman walked in and started shooting randomly. three were killed and six others were injured, five of who were shot. of the injured, two are in the hospital in critical condition, and four others are considered stable. the shooter, who we are told, was former law enforcement, was shot and killed by responding deputies. as for the investigation, deputies say one weapon was recovered from the bar last night, and at least 30 to 40 witnesses were expected to be interviewed overnight. a devastating night, and a lengthy investigation under way. we expect to learn much more about those who were killed and those injured as well.

many parents are fearing the future of the schools. the district is facing a massive budget deficit along with staffing shortages as well as lower enrollment. concerned parents are speaking out in a push to keep all the schools open. >> there needs to be hard decisions made on the budget, but that doesn't mean we lose our precious assets, which are are neighborhood schools. >> the decisions on closures are expected to be made next week, and there's going to be an advisory board first before any of the closures are decided. and then the top gymnast are ascending on san josé for the gymnastics championship and that continues through sunday.

>> this event will likely be a great first look at what shakes out for next year's summer olympics in paris. and kris sanchez is inside the sap center, and i don't know if she's stretching out for that apparatus. a lot of fan favorites, right? >> reporter: they don't have a category for what i do, just summersaults. it's too much. the whole stanford's men team will be competing here, and we have six athletes that are bay area born and raised, and we will root for the olympics making their way back, including the g.o.a.t., simone biles. she and the rest of the senior men and women got to practice in the space where they will be competing. and simone biles has four

olympic gold medals, and she stepped away from the sport after struggling at the toyota games in 2021, and she is the favorite. and also lee will be here coming back from a kidney injury. it will be very exciting because this is the first time two olympic all-around gold medalist will compete against each other at the championships. >> yeah, it has been incredible to have simone back. so excited to have her back and other athletes returning to the elite competition. simone is an all-time great athlete, and having her back definitely brings more attention to the sport of gymnastics, and i am sure san josé cannot be

more excited to have her here as well, and you will see great gymnastics out of her, too. >> reporter: the women take the floor tomorrow, but today it's about the junior men. they take on their competition at 11:30 this morning. the senior men begin day one of their competition at 5:00 this evening. the junior men are getting guidance from somebody that not only knows the sport of gymnastics but knows what it is like to compete on a stage like this and on the olympic stage as well. we will introduce you to a member of the 2008 men's olympic team, and he will talk about how the program has changed and evolved. this is going to be a very exciting time. we will talk with him coming up at 6:45. in san josé, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> that should be exciting. >> definitely. the performance that these kids give, it's amazing what they can do. >> i remember as a kid --

>> and the pressure. >> oh, i know. >> you think one day, i can do it, and i would run and i stuck the landing, and that was all that matters. >> yeah, it sparks a lot of dreams. >> you get points for sticking the landing. >> yeah, no flips, just sticking the landing. >> the women take center stage tomorrow with coverage beginning at 5:00, and saturday's events both on peacock and cnbc, and then nbc bay area will air sunday's coverage starting at 9:00 a.m. and later at 7:00 a.m., and the full details can be found at nbcbayarea.com. 6:09 right now as we take a hazy look out there, and that's the san bruno camera. and welcome back to all the kiddos going back to school.

we will have a look at what you can expect with the weather today. meteorologist, kari hall, is looking at what the kids can expect, and parents want to know whether to pack a jacket or not? >> yeah, it's the mid to upper 60s heading out the door. it won't be as hot today, and we will reach in the upper 70s at pick up time up and down the peninsula. for the first day of school, hopefully it's a great one. then we will see some warm weather for the inland valleys with concord reaching 93 degrees. still upper 80s and low 90s for the interior valleys. yesterday we had a lot of upper 90s. we are making progress as we get closer to the weekend. mike, you were looking for improvement through richmond. yeah, there is room for improvement. look at all that slowing towards san pablo, and the speed sensors

looking better. three more minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on, and the back up is building, and west 580 approaching the maze a little backup. chp not able to give a lot of information through that system, so we will have to check. back to you. >> thank you. privacy concerns getting new attention from apple. coming up next on "today in the bay," the new push at the state capitol that may end up benefiting you the next time you need a fix for your apple device or other electronic products. i have been told it's impaw light to say i told you so, so i will not say that. scott, it's a hot dog -- no, maybe not a hot dog, but a

straw. we are getting frank about the new invitation from oscar mayer. stick around and ketchup on all the

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♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ good thursday morning to you. it's 6:14. let's head over to walnut creek with a look at the day planner. we are starting out mild with a clear sky and low 70s.

the sunshine continues today. we are headed for the upper 80s and briefly hitting 90 degrees but then we are going to have slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow. we're enjoying a break from the high heat. we will talk about what is ahead in our full microclimate forecast, coming up. look at the bay bridge toll plaza view. the metering lights are on. this is clear, but traffic is not clear in the east bay. we have two key spots holding you up, and we will show you where and try to get you around those and keep you moving towards your goal, coming up. happy thursday to you. shares in boeing are under pressure after the airplane maker discovered one of its suppliers was drilling holes in the wrong place on its 737 max. the company says it's not a safety issue but fixing it may slow production of the new airliner. boeing was one of the new stocks to fall yesterday. if you were not listening

monday, tuesday or wednesday, you may have missed me giving a heads up on nvidia and why this is so important. nvidia makes chips used to run intensive calculations like computer graphics or self driving cars. artificial intelligence researchers discovered the powerful chips work really well for a.i., and last night nvidia, once again, showed investors how a.i. was for business. that stock is up 15% since monday morning, and set to rise another 3% at the opening bell. it's more than just money. a lot of analyst also see nvidia's results as verification the artificial intelligence industry is growing and is here to stay, and it has the same potential as the birth of the internet. are they right? we will see. the job estimates of job

creation was cut downwards. it was not because somebody messed up the count or forgot to carry the one. job numbers are constantly reestimated every month and then an annual benchmark review and that's where we lost the 306,000. but let's put this into context, there are more americans at work than any other time in history. at the time the economists were estimating the jobs, and so 300,000 jobs sounds like a big math error, but they are also estimating and adjusting, and when you compare that to the huge numbers we are dealing with, not a bad guess. apple now backing a right to repair bill making its way through the legislature, and if

approved it would cover electronics and appliances. apple would offer the ability to repair, and you can rent tools to repair your apple products at home. trending this morning, a new take on what has become the all-too familiar substitutes for plastic straws. >> forget about the paper straws or plastic straws or cups built with straws. how about a hot dog straw? you will love it or hate it. it's made out of silicone, and this is to mimic the feel of a hot dog. a fan was caught using a plastic straw, poking a hole through the

real hot dog, and it was a straw for his beer. the hot dog straws are on preorder, but we filled out the page and we are told those straws are sold out. yeah, sounds like everybody has already sucked them all up. >> that's really gross. >> from the sound here, they are not going forward. >> all our parents told us, if you can't say anything nice -- >> don't say anything at all. >> there's a difference between want and need, and maybe this an example of a want more than a need. >> it's just too big. well, the weather is going to be nice and sunny and a little cooler. we're tracking -- you know, i am not going to even comment on that. let's look at the air quality for today. it's going to be moderate air

quality, and we are still getting drifts of smoke coming down the coastline and it's mostly unhealthy around the coast, and the rest of the bay area will see things improving. pleasant hill this morning, it's in the upper 60s. upper 70s at 9:00, so it's still going to heat up today as we get a lot more sun, but it won't be as hot as yesterday. some of these temperatures coming down five to seven degrees, and los gatos reaching 91. 91 in east san josé. for the east bay, reaching into the 90s. was see at the bottom of the screen in the 7-day forecast, it's going to be in the upper 60s for the coast and we are going to see that continue for today. in redwood city, reaching 83 and some low 70s downtown san francisco and in the mission district. for the north bay it will be

hotter up around ukiah reaching 97. sonoma catches a bit of a break from the 90s and will reach into the upper 80s this afternoon. when we compare our weather versus what a huge chunk of the country is dealing with right now, this large heat dome causing widespread records. look at chicago today reaching 101 degrees. it has been a very hot summer for much of texas. we are, once again, going to see our temperatures going up just slightly for a little while. it will come down in time for the weekend, and it will be a nice one in san josé. a lot of events going on, including nice weather. our temperatures for some of the hotter spots, in the inland areas will go from the upper 80s to mid-90s and will get hot again for the middle of next week, while staying nice and mild in san francisco. mike is trying to get you to where you are going. >> yeah, stick by for a couple seconds even though it could take you longer to get to the bay bridge.

the toll plaza is empty, and we are watching a build up for 580 approaching interstate 80 there. this is what is probably keeping the toll plaza clear. 580, you can use 40, if you can get on adaline. there's another crash also with activity down here, and more slowing through richmond, so you can use san pablo avenue to get you out of el cerrito. if you are a local you will know a better street route. 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 close. i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next.

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right now at 6:30, the battle heating up over san francisco's homeless population with supporters on both squaring off outside the federal appeals courthouse. a live report ahead on the new calls to lift a court order city leaders say is bad for everyone, and why a hearing later this

morning may provide some answers. history being made as trump shows up to his own courthouse after shaking up his legal team. this is "today in the bay." a very good thursday morning to you. 6:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we have so much to get to, but first let's start with the forecast. meteorologist, kari hall, has been metering and will tell us what we can expect. the temperatures will be down a few degrees. we are seeing low clouds and fog in san francisco, and in san bruno, low 60s for the first day of school. at pickup time it will be at a comfortable 73 degrees. happy first day of school for the kids starting today as well as the staff. we are going to see temperatures

inland still hot, reaching in the mid to low 90s. we are headed for 90 in morgan hill. 93 in concord. napa today in the mid-80s. we will get a look ahead to the weekend and talk about events going on, too, if you have not made plans. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. developing out of southern california, three people are dead from a shooting rampage at a popular orange county biker bar. the gunman is dead as well, and six victims at the hospital, five with gunshot wounds. it happened at cook's biker bar. sources say he could have been targeting his wife. more details are expected to come out in a news conference today. the battle over san francisco's homeless return to the court tomorrow. >> city leaders are trying to overturn an order preventing

them from clearing homeless encampments. the city wants to clear the streets of tents and homeless out there. >> reporter: yeah, but an injunction made it impossible to clear out the homeless camps, and the homeless coalition is suing the city saying they cannot remove the people or belongings without providing adequate shelter. this was the scene yesterday where protesters on both sides of the issue argued their points, and london breed and a few city supervisors said it was not a good idea to let people sleep in the streets without recourse, and the unhoused refuse to use the beds offered to them. there's currently 281 open

shelter beds, and more vacancy sz in supportive koupbsing. >> when we have a plan for them to go, they need to go. >> we need to figure out why are people refusing to go into them. how can we create an environment in them where they will feel safe in them. >> the coalition blames san francisco for not tackling the city's growing affordability crisis, and they argue that rupts with hundreds of people ending up on the streets. the injunction effectively prevents the city from removing any encampment with people who are, quote, involuntary

homeless. the judges zeroed on the phrase, involuntary homeless. there's another hearing on the original lawsuit that led to that injunction this morning. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell for "today in the bay." >> thank you for all the latest details, bob. breaking news. donald trump has shaken up his legal team just hours before he's expected to surrender to authorities in atlanta. >> scott mcgrew, this is not the first or second time we have talked about the former president turning himself in. >> that's true. i hate to call this routine. none of this is routine. as for the change in lineup, he hired a georgia lawyer, and his attorneys are executives in high-tech. it will be fingerprinted and a

mugshot taken. these are live pictures of the fulton county jail. a presidential mugshot. that would be the first. the sheriff says they treat everybody equally, no matter their status. trump faces 13 counts in georgia, along with 18 other codefendants, including rudy giuliani and sidney powell. not pictured here yet is former trump chief of staff, mark meadows, who has yet to turn himself in. nbc will provide live coverage of the accused former president as he arrives to jail. a source course to the trump organization says it would be later in the day and evening, and it doesn't matter as the booking is open 24 hours.

and trump said he saw no upside enjoining the debate. >> i'm leading by 50 and 60 points. some of them are at one, zero, and two. i am thinking do i sit there for an hour or two hours, whatever it would be, and get harassed by people who should not be running? >> this was a time for ron desantis to shine, and many pundits and spin doctors said he didn't. instead it was political newcomer, ramaswamy, who described himself as the skinny guy with a funny name, and that's the exact line barack obama used to introduce himself. and mike pence did most of the talking. the moderators of the debate

avoided asking about trump for quite a time, and then there was this scene where the candidates were asked to raise their hands if they would support the eventual nominee, even if that were trump. take a look. >> if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? please raise your happened if you would. [ applause ] hold on. just to be clear, chris christie, you -- >> ramaswamy's hand shot up. only hutchison kept his hand down, and chris christie said he

meant to object to the question. never before have they had to say i will support the candidate even if theoretically he's in jail. that never has come up before. there's one other candidate who refused to promise he will support the republican candidate if he does not win the nomination, and, laura, that's donald trump. >> so much going on. thanks, scott. happening today l.a. congressman and u.s. senate hopeful adam schiff is visiting the bay area. that starts at 8:30. he will head back to pacifica to talk to city leaders about climate change. that event starts at 10:30.

meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking the weekend forecast for us, and it should be a nice day. i know there's a pride parade? >> yeah, it should be cooler for all the events, including the silicon valley pride event. they will have festivities going on throughout the weekend and the parade on sunday at 10:00 in the morning. it will be a nice 72 degrees and sunshine. it will be warm but comfortably warm as our high temperatures head for the low 80s. we have clear the shelters this week. bark in the park. you can join marcus and laura at berkeley humane. we will see the temperatures headed there for the low 70s. monterey, along the coastline, we will be in the upper 60s starting out each day with fog and then increasing sunshine while muir woods will also have nice weather. hiking this weekend looks nice.

mike, you have traffic starting to get to the bay area? >> yeah, not able to get to the bay bridge for many minutes. we hear there's police activity over at the berkeley curve. there's a little advantage as they make their way to the incline. this backup down the east shore freeway, all the feeder routes are slow but are starting to improve quickly getting towards the bay bridge toll plaza. stay to the freeways instead of surface streets. perhaps the richmond bridge will show more traffic. san mateo may see more traffic and we see slowing there as well. anywhere outside of those areas affected seems standard. back to you. >> thank you. a new health warning after numerous people that raced in a north bay all terrain obstacle

course came down with bacterial infections. when we come back, advice for anybody that took part. i am kris sanchez at the zap center that will begin action in the u.s. gymnastics championships. we have big stars here, and with this kind of stage a lot of pressure. we will talk with a member of the 2008 men's olympic team about what these athletes are up against and who he thinks might go to paris. every game counts for the giants these days. they are in the thick of the wildcard hunt. tomorrow night they host the atlanta braves at oracle, and nbc bay area will have it all for you. coverage starts coverage starts a (warehouse ambience)

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the time is 6:44. let's head over to brentwood where it's already sunny and temperatures are in the low 70s. it will heat up again today as we hit 90 degrees at lunchtime this afternoon. we will reach into the mid-90s later today. although these temperatures are coming down, it will cool down even more so for the weekend. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. contra costa county is fine, but it's when you cross into alameda on the bay bridge, that's where things jammed up. at least you expect to be jammed

up at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will tell you what else you can expect for your morning commute, coming up. a new health advisory just issued for participants in a mudder race. within a day of the event some had rashes and fevers. several people on social media are now sharing their stories about getting sick and the health department says anybody that competed should seek medical attention if you have a rash, 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 now looking into the matter. some participants are citing a reddit claim where people complained of similar symptoms following last year's race at

the same location. the spike in covid cases is having a new mask policy, but for now it only applies to physicians and staff. patients and visitors will be encouraged to mask up but not required to do so. kaiser said in part, masks remain a recommended tool, and we encourage individuals to get covid-19 vaccines to protect against severe illness. 6:46 for you right now. the xfinity u.s. gymnastics championships. >> junior gymnasts are also competing on the grand stage. today in the bay's kris sanchez

is live sap center with a member of the 2008 olympic team. that's an honor. >> reporter: yeah, he competed in the olympics in beijing, and you took bronze, which is fantastic. what are these guys up against? >> i said it's like painting under pressure. it's pressure management at this game. lot of the physical work has been done in the gym and now you have to come out here and be a showman. >> to take those skills and do it in this kind of setting, it adds a layer, right, that pressure? >> totally. you try and re-create that pressure in the gym but often it's not until you get on the competition field you actually

feel it, and then you have to do what is one of the hardest sports in the world. >> reporter: yeah, a mistake could really injure you. it's not like golf where here if you make a mistake -- >> yeah, a grip slip or something like that, and it's dangerous but very fun. >> reporter: you left your mark, you are coordinating. >> yeah, i help oversee the junior program. they go on to make the olympic teams, and it's cool. >> the men seem to be more up in the air. what do you expect to see? >> we are very deep as a men's program. it's cool. it's anybody's game.

these guys are going to be vying for world championship team spots. it's will be an interesting competition. a battle down to the tenths, as we say. >> reporter: yeah, it's not just about simone biles. most of the stanford men's team will be competing, and we have six local athletes that will be competing as well. the men's compete today. there are still tickets available. maybe you can catch a bob star. >> yeah. a true olympian right there before our eyes, kris. >> yes, right before our eyes. >> reporter: you can play

pickleball now. >> yeah, day one of the senior men's competition begins at 5:00 tonight. you can catch the senior women tomorrow at the same time. saturday, the competition continues on peacock and cnbc beginning at 4:00. then catch the coverage here on nbc bay area at 9:00 a.m. and again at 7:00 p.m. on sunday. full details are on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> you can get a seat right there at your home. >> yeah. the weekend is approaching quickly, and the sun is coming up and warming things up. >> yeah, it's beautiful to look out the window and see that out there. happy first day of school for the kids in burlingame this morning. we are in the upper 60s, which is already a warmer start than we usually see. the sunshine continues for this afternoon as we reach into the upper 70s at pickup time, and it's going to still be warm for

the inland valleys, but we are going to bring it down about five to seven degrees, so take a look at los gatos today headed for 91. cupertino reaching 90 degrees. milpitas reaching 86. we will see low 90s for concord today. they were in the upper 90s yesterday so this is progress. hayward, it will reach 84 degrees for this afternoon. in redwood city expect highs in the low 80s, and cooler for half moon bay. san francisco will see low 70s for the afternoon, and reaching 71 downtown. for the north bay, sonoma will reach 89 degrees. we have been talking about how hot it is elsewhere and how these temperatures compare. lincoln, nebraska, they are hitting a high of 104 degrees. chicago today, 101. yes, it has been hot here but

nothing in comparison to what much of the country is dealing with. our temperatures stay warm for areas like napa as we go into the weekend and early next week, but it will get hotter as we approach next wednesday with mid-90s in the inland areas. mike says the east bay commuters need to be prepared. >> yeah, it has been a weird vibe this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza finally filling in like we expect, and hov lanes moving better as we hope and expect. but 580 is clear, and 24 is suffering from the ripple when there was police activity closing this park of the berkeley curve, and there was a fire passing 580. everything seems to have cleared up, including the police activity, but still slow out of richmond and the berkeley curve itself. folks are trying to get out of the backup, just stick to it. the backup in walnut creek shows the buildup here, and be slowing

for concord coming out of pleasant hill. san mateo bridge showing more slowing down. back to you. >> thank you. oakland schools need more teachers. the district is holding a recruit fair today looking to fill different positions on campus, including teachers, substitutes and nutritional specialists as well. the top stories we have for you, possible new school closures. the promises they are making before any final decisions are made. a bay area exclusive. after 18 years of silence, we finally hear from the a's owner, john fisher. we sat down with fisher for an exclusive interview. why he says it's time to move on from oakland. we posted that full interview

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we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay," starting with breaking news out of oakland. >> one man is dead at an overnight shooting at a homeless encampment and it happened around 2:00 a.m. at telegraph avenue. police have not said anything about a motive or possible suspects. and then three people were killed by a mass shooting at a backer bar. the chaos played out last night at cook's corner, a bar in the

remote area east of irvine. the gunman may have been a retired law enforcement officer. according to sources, he may have been targeting his wife. more details are expected to come out in a news conference later today. former president trump is expected to surrender today to authorities in georgia. he's facing 13 felony counts including a racketeering charge in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. and it comes as trump makes a last-minute replacement in his legal reputation. several codefendants have already surrendered, which include rudy giuliani who turned himself in yesterday. many parents are fearing the future of san francisco schools, school closures will be on the agenda when school board members meet next tuesday. that news debated last night at

a community meeting involving parents. the district is facing a massive budget deficit and staffing issues and lower enrollment. board members are expected to create an advisory committee before any closures are decided. the "today" show starts now, but "today in the bay" continues now live on roku, samsung tv or wherever you stream. join us now or whatever it fits into your schedule. >> a last look at weather? >> still warm today, but not as hot as yesterday. >> we'll's take that. >> there you go. that's what is happening here across the bay >> a good thursday morning. it did not take long for the gloves to come off >> the very first republican presidential debate now in the books. good morning it's august the 24th