following an overnight shooting and the new details we're learning. also announcing a running mate of final candidates on kamala harris vp nomination shortlist as we await her final decision and the campaign rally set for tonight. plus, hitting the court in paris. our jessica aguirre breaking down the competition getting underway today at the olympics from basketball to soccer. and the assist steph is getting from his daughter. this is today in the bay. good tuesday morning to you. thanks for much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. a lot to get to this morning. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit. but let's talk about the forecast. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. it's going to be a little bit warmer today. and there's actually a heat advisory that will be in effect for parts of the south bay. as we are getting started. temperatures in the upper 50s, a nice cool

morning all across the bay area. even cooler in san francisco, as you can see that fog there. and we're going to see the fog linger throughout the morning and keep those temperatures near the coast in the 60s and 70s, but away from that, cooling fog is going to be a little bit warmer today. while san jose will see a high of 86 degrees, it will be 98 degrees for morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. we'll also see upper 90s in concord today, and triple digits for the far north bay as well as fairfield. we're going to see a high of 101 and 93 in napa today. the heat starts to ease up a bit by tomorrow, but there still will be a lot of areas in the low to mid 90s for the afternoon for the peninsula low 70s and san francisco in the low 70s as well. by the end of the week, we're starting to see the heat remaining in some of the same spots with low 90s in the south county, the inland east bay to the north bay, while much of the rest of the bay area is going to have some comfortably warm weather. we'll talk about the weekend and what's ahead

coming up in just a few minutes. laura. marcus. thanks, gary. new overnight san francisco police investigating a late night shooting believed to have sent three people to the hospital. that's what our photographer learned from an officer at the scene. the gunfire erupted a little before 11:00 last night on market near seventh, where the officer says two of the victims were found. a third victim was found nearby. no update yet on their conditions or if police have identified any possible suspects. the race for the white house ramps up today, as kamala harris is set to reveal her running mate today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from the east bay. and bob, this comes after harris formally secured that democratic nomination. you are correct. good morning to you, laura and marcus. vice president kamala harris became the official democratic nominee for president when the dnc, the democratic national committee, released the results of their virtual roll call vote, showing that she secured the delegates needed. again, making this official, the question is now who will be her running mate? when people vote

at polling places like the one behind me here in livermore, come this november. later today, harris is expected to announce the nominee for vice president. could it be pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, minnesota governor tim walz or arizona senator mark kelly in the final hours? the smart money is still on. governor shapiro, since his state of pennsylvania is a must win swing state. the unveiling of her vp is expected to include a video message, social media posts, text messages to supporters and appeals for donation. tonight harris and her new wingman will rally in philadelphia, followed by a battleground state tour covering wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, arizona and nevada. former president donald trump's running mate jd vance. he will hold rallies in several of those same states. the polls show a dead heat in the race for the white house, with the trump campaign blaming president biden and vice president harris for yesterday's steep drops in the stock market. the new york times is reporting that harris will be

back here in the bay area for a fundraiser. this would be sunday morning in san francisco. nbc has not yet been able to confirm that information. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell today in the bay. all right. thanks for the latest, bob. and as the election nears, don't forget to download our free nbc bay area app. it's a great resource and available for all smart devices. you can get up to the minute election results sent straight to your phone. 504 this morning, and we are in the final week of competition at the 2024 olympic games and today, steph, kd and the crew continue their quest for olympic glory today in the bay's jessica aguirre joins us live from paris. one olympic venue. certainly seeing a lot of action over the past few hours. yeah lauren marcus they are belen at bercy, the same arena that played host to biles, chiles and lee will now be the hardwood for the trio of kd, lebron and steph chasing another

gold in the us men's basketball. it's going to be a big game tonight for sure. the reigning champs will hit the hardwood against brazil this evening in the quarterfinals. the team is stoked with a cadre of superstars and gold medalists so far, winning all three games that they've played by some 17 points. and while team usa is seen as a favor for a gold medal here in paris, first time olympian steph curry says, you know, anything can happen. a lot of things can happen in front of lebron, can go downhill. he can. somebody else can be open off the, off the confusion. depending on matchups and get him with a smaller guy trying to guard him, like you said. and it's good action, everybody else has to be spaced and everybody's a threat to so. okay. here's interesting warriors teammate santos is actually playing for brazil. and check this out. she's got game. just like her

daddy. check out this post on instagram. steph's daughter rielly looking quite grown up courtside, given her father an assist right before the game wnba, anyone? yeah. all right. from men's basketball to women's football, we are talking soccer. the u.s. women are going to play tonight and they're going to play against germany again. it is a roster of young players taking this team and they are doing fantastic. the game happening in lyon. critical one. the winner advances to the gold medal match. the u.s. women hungry to win their first gold since the london 2012 games and check this out. i am jumping for joy for my favorite olympic sport. the individual jumping final at the chateau de versailles and our local equestrian, karl cook from woodside in the olympic arena. now cook finished in 16th place after several penalties. athletes from switzerland, the netherlands and germany all took medals. now what i like about

the equestrian events is that they're very elegant, so i decided i wanted to be elegant here in paris, so i decided to go to the louvre to see all the wonderful masterpieces that they have there. the louvre is the largest museum in the world, with over 500,000 pieces of art. we're talking art spanning centuries, from egyptian antiquities to opulent crown jewels. and what i learned on my tour is that three top attractions at the louvre are all women the venus de milo, winged victory and of course, the mona lisa. so what did i learn? that beyonce is right. who rules the world, girls? now, coming up a little bit later, i am going to show you the embodiment of strength and beauty with an olympian. another one from stanford who's done something that no other u.s. woman and track and field has done before. so you're going to want to catch that later. perfect. really inspirational. yeah. but as james brown said, it's a man's world. and behind every man is a good one. yeah,

that is true too. yeah, that is true. that is true. na great job jess. thank you. well, also competing today north bay olympic skateboarder minister says the 18 year old petaluma native medaled at the world championship skateboarding competition in rome last year. stats refined her craft at the skateboard park inside petaluma phoenix theater and in her home town, some 5500 miles west of paris. an outpouring of support for their hometown hero, including a big banner that they had up on kentucky street. the local bookstore there has windows filled with pictures of steph's and good luck notes from her fans and team usa also scoring more medals in gymnastics last night, simone biles taking home the silver after stepping out of bounds twice in the women's floor exercise final. final. jessica, we'll have more on that in our next half hour, but you can also catch a one on one interview with simone biles coming up on today. that's at 7:00 right after us here on today in the

bay. and tonight the women of team usa compete for a medal in the ten meter platform final. and then several track and field events are up for lineup tonight. medals are on the line in the women's 200 meter final. and it all kicks off at 8:00 right here on nbc. bay area meteorologist kari hall is tracking the conditions over in paris. well, as we check out our forecast for paris, just like the bay area, temperatures will be peaking for the week. it's going to be a humid 86 degrees there with a mix of sun and clouds. and then these final few days of the olympics is looking pretty nice throughout the rest of the week, temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s, and then for the closing ceremony, it will be back in the mid 80s, but just in time for those athletes to leave paris, we're going to see some really hot temperatures starting to come back in by sunday. it's in the low 90s and monday we're in the upper 90s. we're also tracking some hotter temperatures in the valley, so i'll have a look at that coming

up in the full microclimate forecast. but but it's an olympic heat, so i don't know what that means. we're looking over here toward what's actually a we're relating to fires down here. small brush fires reported in a few spots around the bay. this is over here. 680 the berryessa on ramp. it sounds like everything's open, but there may be a crew nearby then over here. this may have just cleared in the last few minutes. oh, there it goes. it cleared from our map southbound, 680 around concord avenue. the off ramp there was impacted by a crew in the area. again, a smaller brush fire there and a third one reported this is the most recent one over here off the east shore freeway. so westbound 80 or off merge with eastbound 580. there may be a brush fire there as well. again, no closures, no injuries. and no slowing on the sensors. back to you. all right. thank you very much. key ruling ahead on today in the bay. the way google is planning to fight back after losing a lawsuit over its search dominance. and it's not taco tuesday when it comes to stocks. it's turnaround tuesday. although markets i think it can also be taco tuesday. i'm going with that. don't deny us our tacos. also unlikely competitor

joining the women's surfing competition at tahiti. the incredible must see video when we return. you're watching today in the

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some of our inland valleys, it's going to be hot with an elevated fire danger. so we'll take a look at our full microclimate forecast coming up. and we're looking at fremont. over the last half hour i've seen traffic slow in the northbound side. those taillights, they were clearing a crew just north of our shot here just around tesla. as you head up toward auto mall parkway. all that slowing did recover. we'll show you how things are going, though. i think i see a little bit of a build coming up for the south bay. well, good morning. very happy tuesday to you. wall street took a drubbing monday, leading some to make black monday trend on twitter. but hold your roll the real black monday back in 1987, the dow fell more than 20%. in 87. monday, it fell about 2% 2.6%. nonetheless, i mean, a lot of red apple was down 5%, wells fargo down 4%. i don't have room on the board, but meta down 4% as well. google down around three. stocks weren't just down

monday, they were down friday as well. after that, weak jobs report showed just 114,000 new jobs created in the month. previous fears of a hard landing, a recession were tops in people's minds, many now saying the fed's waited too long to cut interest rates, futures, though, actually call for a positive market this morning. not enough to make up for monday's losses, but indeed a turnaround tuesday. and no matter what happened monday, the broader market is still up 16% for the year. other news the wall street journal reports openai has developed an anti-cheating tool that will detect when students use the company's chatgpt to write an essay for them. the journal says it's ready to go. it's been for a year, but the company hasn't deployed it. one estimate says about half of all students use generative ai to help them with homework. a federal judge has ruled google is a monopoly big win for the government, which is also suing amazon and meta. the

accusation now fact is that google abused its position to create a monopoly in search. it's the biggest court case in about 20 years since microsoft's monopoly case, judge amit mehta saying after having carefully considered and weighed the witness testimony and evidence, the court reaches the following conclusion. google is a monopolist and has acted as one to maintain its monopoly. he hasn't issued a sentence, a solution as to what google's going to do next to fix it. google's competitors say it's unfair for google to pay companies like apple to make google the default search engine on things like iphones. google pays apple more than $20 billion a year for that. google says it's a monopoly. it's only because they're just the best to use google. if it weren't already the default search engine on their phone or computer. and be honest, if you got a new iphone and the default search were bing and you knew how to change it, would you probably would likely. yep.

that's google's argument right there. i remember only using yahoo and then someone said, have you heard of google? i remember when it was better than altavista. yeah. oh yeah. yahoo! yeah, exactly. you remember that early days? yeah. in your long time. 517 right now trending this morning. luxury brand dolce and gabbana now launching a new fragrance for your dog. it's called fifi. oh, and it's the first fragrance mist for dogs for that brand. it's described as a luxurious, alcohol free mist which has the scent of musk and sandalwood. price tag $100. oh come on, that was a cute dog, though. yeah, when your dog smells better than you. well also trending. it seems like surfers weren't the only ones trying to get in on the action during the semifinal match of the paris olympics surfing competition in tahiti. yeah, that's right. so on monday afternoon, a surprise guest making an appearance there. take a look. we'll see more of it. a

display 2.67. incredible. that's ten right there i was thinking 9.8. but you know good judge. it's not uncommon there for wild animals to really hang out around those waters right now. because whales gathering around the islands during mating, birthing and migrating season tahiti also has several maritime protected zones. so there you go, surfers. stay back. yeah yeah, they were in the water first. that is always cool to see. so over at paris, they only have flavor flav and snoop dogg and then. but they got whales. they got whales. yeah tahiti. beautiful out there. beautiful in the bay area today. yeah. it's going to be nice in spots. it's going to also be warmer in some of our inland valleys. so as we take a live look outside, we are not seeing the low clouds that we saw yesterday at this time over san jose. we're already clear and it will be a slightly warmer day. a heat advisory in effect for santa clara county, as well as the high fire danger. as the wind

picks up today, some of the hills and some of our upper elevations will have the highest fire danger. and then it looks a little hazy at times as we get some drifts of wildfire smoke coming in. there are so many fires burning across the region. here's the only spot where we have the heat advisory for today, and it's not actually the hottest spot we'll see in the bay area. we'll be in the mid 80s for san jose, but morgan hill and gilroy will be in the upper 90s. so let's get a closer look at those temperatures for today. los gatos reaching 93 degrees. while milpitas will be up to 83 degrees. and morgan hill in the upper 90s. today, we'll also see a high of 101 degrees in antioch, but it's staying fairly mild around the inner bay, with oakland's high. up to 78 degrees will be in the low 70s for san mateo, mid 60s for half moon bay and daly city and san francisco in the low 70s downtown, as well as the mission district. our north bay highs reaching to the low 90s for sonoma and santa rosa, up to 100

today in clear lake and ukiah. as we go through the rest of the forecast, the high pressure starting to retreat back off towards the east, allowing for temperatures to cool just slightly and just for a little while. it will be a little bit hotter as we go into the end of the weekend, and then seeing the temperatures dropping once agai, but there will be some cooler air ahead as we go into the beginning of next week, but today we're looking at a warm up with highs in the 80s into the next couple of days, and then seeing those numbers coming down eventually. but some of our inland valleys will reach into the upper 90s today. and then low 90s by the end of the week. and mike, you saw more headlights in san jose. yeah, we're looking at 520 right now, almost 521. and so that should be the start for some increase in volume. i thought i saw it a little moore it is tuesday we're looking at though still speed sensors in the green in that same area. since we're here we're still talking about a crew here at the berryessa onramp to northbound 680. small little brush fire there and not

growing, not even changing in the reports. they just still have that same thing on the grid. there a smooth flow of traffic. the dublin interchange, anything coming down that 680 corridor out of contra costa county and down in toward alameda and sunol. over here, we're looking at that little build out of the altamont pass. pretty typical there for 580. and really the volume kind of holding steady right now. highway 37 shows that little bit of build, but not enough to trigger any slowing for highway four or at the bay bridge. quick look shows you light traffic right now. back to you. thank you mike. well next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds food is taking a bigger and bigger bite out of the family budget. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we're going to help you cut those costs just in time for those ever so hungry kids

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the same, which is fun because it means we're always bringing on new things. yes, no matter how much families save on food, sometimes putting supplies in the kids backpacks or even getting them a backpack is a struggle. i'll be back later this week with a way that you can help us in supporting our schools. see you then. my kids used to have a little friend who's always like, can i get that? can i eat that, save their parents money? yeah exactly. 526 torri this morning, next year, the top stories we're following, including paying for parking, the high end shopping center in the south bay, which is now making you pay as you park. i'm ginger conejero saab in daly city. it's just a little over a week before kids head back to school at jefferson elementary school district. but it is move in time for their teachers. just beyond that garbage truck there you can see the affordable staff

housing that the school district is offering. it will give you l the details on thatal w the

peninsula who are trying to make it in the bay and leaving san francisco. x, formerly known as twitter, is leaving the city by the bay. we now have the details on that. we'll tell you about the relocation and what this

means for the growing exodus in the city by the bay, plus a golden encounter. here is a live look for you this morning in paris. you see the eiffel tower there in the background. we are going to show you the adorable moment of one crew member and a very famous friend, and sure to bring a smile to your face. this morning as we start out our day. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this tuesday, i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with a look of the forecast for this tuesday. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect, and it's going to be slightly warmer in some of the valleys today, but still staying nice and mild near the coast and in san francisco. we take a live look outside in dublin this morning, where it is clear and compared to yesterday, it already looks a bit different, but at least it still feels the same. we have a nice cool start and we're going to be in the low 60s at 8:00. at noon we're at 83

degrees. you see how fast it warms up and we're headed for the low 90s here for today. and we're going to see temperatures in san jose in the mid 80s. but a few miles to the south. that's a big rise in the temperatures. it's going to be in the upper 90s today. such a big difference. and it's going to be in the triple digits from fairfield to vacaville. and also in clear lake and ukiah today, with low 90s across much of the rest of the north bay today is the hottest day. we'll talk about a cool down coming up and mike, you're tracking some flashing lights in palo alto. yeah, the number of freeway that you had on your map there. 101 my goodness. yeah. flashing lights were going north. i believe that was the last of the crews clearing up just north of marsh on the northbound side southbound. i saw flashing lights a couple of seconds later as you head down, i think that crew also cleared. no slowing shows up on our sensors. good stuff over there. we still have a crew at the berryessa off ramp or on ramp. i'm sorry, to northbound 680 at the bottom right of your screen, but no real slowing. just a little tad. bit of brake tap starts in san

jose. pretty standard pattern for highway 437 and of course the bay bridge as well. nice moving at the berkeley curve. back to you. thank you mike. well, many bay area teachers struggling to make it in the bay now school district in daly city looking to bridge the housing gap with new affordable units today in the bay. ginger conejero saab joins us live this morning from outside some of those units and ginger, this comes as jefferson elementary school district looks to really keep those educators. that's right. and hopefully recruit new ones in the future. good morning marcus and laura. the superintendent says the project behind us is the collaborative work of the city of daly city, the school district, as well as the voters of this city. now, groundbreaking for this affordable staff housing project began in 2019, and it wrapped up earlier this summer. teachers full time and part time and qualified staff have been moving in throughout the summer. it's made possible through the sale of surplus properties, specifically a school site that

was sold over ten years ago. there's also a bond measure that was passed by voters in de to help fund this project. now there are 56 units and this is what i want to point out. these units are going for 60% of market rate. now we talk about making it in the bay and how expensive it is to live in the bay area. the one bedroom units here are going for 16 to $1700, two bedroom units for 21 to $2200, and three bedroom units for $2,800. the school district superintendent recognizes affordable staff housing, is a powerful tool to recruit and retain new and highly qualified staff for the school district. income is very, challenging in this area. you know, you need a high income to live in this area. and so having this below market housing really helps our staff be able to stay in this area. and many of our staff actually have been commuting in for, you know, from petaluma and

tracee and hercules. and they're able now to live in the community where they work, which is really exciting for them. now, currently, staff housing is 90% at capacity. eligible teachers and staff have to undergo an application process through the educational housing corporation, which is a separate entity, but it is overseen by the school district. there is a need income bracket amount they need to qualify for and teachers and staff can live in these units for 5 to 7 years to give them some time to save and eventually, hopefully purchase a home. eligibility to live in the staff housing lasts for as long as someone is employed by the school district. now, the official celebration for the completion of this staff housing kicks off later this morning at 11, and it comes just after the state superintendent, tony thurmond, has made his announcement that the state plans to build affordable housing on california school properties. so this is really

something that's you can say a little bit ahead of its game in daly city, ginger conejero saab, today in the bay make it easier to live. people will stay. all right. thanks so much, ginger. well, new developments this morning in elon musk's tug of war with san francisco. looks like the days are numbered for his mid-market x headquarters today in the bay's kris sanchez in our newsroom this morning. okay, so, kris, from the sound of it, all, the holdovers will not necessarily be moving from the bay area to texas. right? so this might go from a business report to kind of a traffic report. mike's department, because some employees who used to show up for work in san francisco will now be heading to work in san jose and palo alto and soon over the next few weeks, according to an internal email. in that email, obtained by the new york times, x chief executive linda yaccarino wrote to employees, this is an important decision that impacts many of you, but it is the right one for our company long term.

this appears to be musk making good on his threat to leave san francisco and california over political differences, the latest of which was a california policy banning school districts from notifying parents when the children change their gender identification. now, musk bought twitter in 2022. you might remember the bird came down and then the x went up. now the x is down again. according to the chronicle, since taking over x, musk battle the city over that unsanctioned x sign. also over an effort to turn empty offices into bedrooms for traveling workers. he was also sued by the landlord for not paying rent. now, x's departure is the latest blow to san francisco, which, according to real estate company cbre, has a 37% vacancy rate as of last quarter. however, the good news here is that that number seems to be stabilizing. laura. we'll see where it goes from here. thanks so much, chris. well, starting as soon as today, the parking rules are

changing for one of the top shopping destinations in the south bay, and it means you'll likely have to pay for it. parking at santa santana row will no longer be free once you've been there for two hours. for each additional hour, shoppers will have to pay $2 up to a maximum of $10 for the day. the mall says this is being done to better ensure guests can find a spot. we spoke with some disappointed regulars when i saw this parking sign today, i wasn't thrilled. i think it's honestly not very pleasant because i like a lot of the times i'm going to valley fair and then i do park on this side just to try and avoid like the little fees. so not very happy about it. your tricks not going to work anymore, one mall executive says despite the signs saying the change takes effect today, there's no official start date yet. mall employees will now have to get a monthly pass for $20 or pay $2 a day. well, what about when you go to the movies over there? you better hope it's not a very long one. all right. all right. 538 for you right now, a well known san

francisco community activist expected to be arraigned today. this is on domestic criminal charges. police yesterday arrested john jacobo, a former chairman of the latino task force health committee and a spokesperson for the mission vendors association. he's accused of sexual assault and domestic violence. prosecutors say that he raped a former colleague. he had a relationship with three years ago. he claims that he she claims he attacked her at his apartment in 2021. he's previously claimed the innocence as the incident. i should say, as consensual. san mateo police continue their investigation surrounding a man they believe killed his pregnant girlfriend and their unborn child. it all started sunday night when emergency crews responded to a home on south b street near 13th avenue. it all was a report of a 37 year-old woman, nine months pregnant, in full cardiac arrest. investigators quickly ruled her death a homicide and identified

her boyfriend, 33, year-old andrew coleman, as a likely suspect. coleman was later arrested during a traffic stop in southern california. well, hotter and drier conditions, slowing the battle to contain the park fire, which started nearly two weeks ago on the outskirts of chico. time lapse video showing the fire flaring up yet again. now this is now california's fourth largest fire ever, with more than 400,000 acres burned. and as of this morning it is about 35% contained. it is 539. let's take a peek outside. look at that sun's already up over san jose. carrie's got a look at our forecast. you say a little bit warmer today. yeah. and you can see that it's clear in san jose while still foggy in san francisco. so we will see a wide range in temperatures across our microclimates. it will stay cool here and along the coastline. and seeing that fog linger through at least the next few hours. but it does clear out quickly in gilroy. and as we take a look at our temperatures in the upper 50s through 7:00,

at 8:00, at 61 degrees, and then going into the late morning into the afternoon, we're warming up to the mid 80s at noon and reaching into the mid 90s today. so it's going to be hotter than it was yesterday. we'll see those hot temperatures through at least 5:00 and then starting to quickly come back down. once that breeze picks up for the evening. but as we take a look at all of our microclimates, temperatures range from 60s to over 100 degrees. so it really just depends on your microclimate. as far as what kind of weather you'll experience today. but the south county, it's going to be one of the hotter spots in the bay area mike, you're checking out the bay bridge? yeah, we have a build up here. and then i saw a traffic report for a disabled vehicle near one of your fast lanes here near the hov lanes, and that's the side that is backing up right now. typically, it would be the middle. so i think that this disabled vehicle is kind of gumming up lanes right now. i don't know exactly which one is blocked. but here's lanes one through four actually 123 through six over here. that would be one of your left lanes.

it looks like everything on the approach is fine. now that you know about it, you can shift over to your right just a bit if you want, but it may be clear in the next couple of minutes it should be. we're still looking at a smooth drive for highway 37 and highway four. pretty predictable patterns there. and overnight we've had the construction going on. it seems to be just clearing now, coming into fairfield, out of vacaville for westbound 80, but eastbound overnight also had lane restrictions. just keep that in mind for the next week and a half over there. we also have the tiburon tiburon dock that's closed yesterday and today. and so there are bus alternates posted there on the golden gate transit website because this impacts the golden gate ferry back to you. thank you mike. well struggling to make it in the bay. still ahead here on today in the bay. the rising cost seniors are now facing the options those struggling should keep in mind to help stay afloat. plus, any minute now, vice president harris should make her own vice president. we'll have that. let's check in with our investigative reporter, candice nguyen. the santa clara county office of education is under federal review for how it

spent some public money, and now employees feel steps are being taken to silence them. county office officials tell me that's not what's going on. so why do some employees fear for their jobs? watch our report right now on nbcbayarea.com slash investigat have

over dublin this morning and we are starting out clear compared to yesterday. it's such a different picture. we had clouds yesterday morning but it's already clearing out and temperatures will be hotter this afternoon as temperatures warm up much more quickly compared to what we had yesterday. we're headed for the low 90s here, but this is the hottest day of the week. we'll talk about a slight cooldown in our forecast coming up. oh, kerry looks at the sunlight. i look at the headlights and there's more of them coming southbound on 101 through palo alto. no surprises here. easy build a predictable build for the peninsula. the east bay does show some slowing. we'll show you where that exactly is happening as it happens. coming up. well, happening today, bay area anti-nuclear activists plan to mark 79 years since the dropping of two atomic bombs in japan, ending world war two on august 6th, 1945, the u.s. dropped the first of two atomic bombs, the first in hiroshima and then in nagasaki. the exact number of deaths has never been known, but some estimate it exceeded

200,000 deaths from both bombings. bay area demonstrators this morning plan to gather for a march outside of lawrence livermore lab, calling for an end to nuclear weapons programs. 546 any moment now, kamala harris will announce her choice for vice president today, and scott mcgrew harris and her new running mate. well, they will also hold a big rally today in pennsylvania. yeah. that's right. so pennsylvania, does the fact that it's pennsylvania mean anything? one of her possible picks, josh shapiro is, of course, governor of pennsylvania. harris said she would announce her pick no later than tuesday. and it is tuesday. i'm honestly a bit surprised she hasn't yet. keep in mind, it's almost 9 a.m. eastern time. it would make sense for her to be ready for the day's morning shows, but of course they could do that tomorrow. conventional wisdom says it's one of three men mark kelly, the astronaut and fighter pilot turned senator from arizona. he's on the left. maybe if it's not him, it would leave an easy. if it is him, it

would leave an empty seat in arizona. shapiro is on the right. he is for school choice, extremely unpopular with teachers unions. tim walz, the folksy governor of minnesota in the middle, liked by all but the democrats, will likely win minnesota one way or the other. harris and her new running mate have a busy schedule ahead of them, with visits to pennsylvania and eau claire and wisconsin, eau claire, wisconsin, detroit, durham, north carolina, thursday, las vegas and phoenix. after that, they were supposed to go to savannah, but they delayed that because of the storm. and the new york times says they'll be out in california for a fundraiser on sunday. the white house says it's considering options after a strike on american positions in iraq left some americans injured. we're still trying to get more information, including who did it, the suspicion is iran backed militias, note vice president harris right there in the mix in the white house, issued photo of the situation room, somewhat evocative of the 2011 photo from

that same room is top. american officials watched the american attack on bin laden's compound in real time, with then vice president joe biden in the same seating position. former president donald trump trying to make hay with yesterday's stock market plunge. the dow fell 1000 points, about 2.5% monday. much of what he says lends itself to fact checking, trump said on truth. social markets will never accept harris that her markets will be worse than joe biden's, and that the next move is the great depression of 2024. now, joe biden's markets have actually been quite good. the stock market did well under trump as well. the dow is up 25% from when biden took office in 2021. even with yesterday's hit. as for fears of recession, that's what caused much of the sell off. but keep in mind, back in 87, the dow fell 22%, not 2.5% that we saw yesterday. and laura, there was no resulting

recession. thank you very much. well, it is very hard for people to make it in the bay. we know that. and it's even getting even harder for seniors. they're looking for assisted living. one expert says bay area costs these days can range anywhere from 4000 to $20,000 a month. one recent u.s. news and world survey found nearly 1 in 3 adults know someone who ran out of money and could no longer afford their senior living situation. a similar amount have known someone who experienced issues with quality of care. the ceo of one peninsula senior placement business says getting some help can make all the difference when it comes to navigating the right path. for someone looking on their own. with so many variables, it's hard to differentiate and see, okay, where am i a good fit, and what works for my financial situation, what works for the care that i need and then my lifestyle? she says it's important to keep in mind financial assistance is often available, including medi-cal,

which can provide certain waivers provided people file long enough in advance. well, happening today, bay area police departments will be taking part in the annual national night out. departments taking part include san francisco, berkeley, napa, palo alto, san mateo and emeryville. national night out is all about police connecting with the community and training for you this morning. richmond firefighters. they managed to save a total of eight one week old kittens. fire crews found them after extinguishing an encampment fire. look how tiny they are. i know, little baby, eight weeks old. yeah, this is on sunday night. they heard those kittens. found them abandoned in the rubble. they cleaned the kittens up, and then they were taken in by the contra costa county animal services. true heroes. they're small. well, now, to a live look at the eiffel tower. many memories unfolding in france as athletes compete to bring home the gold. you know it. it turns out the athletes aren't the only ones

soaking it all in. our nbc bay area crew working hard to report the games, including our photographer robbie bsm, and he got the opportunity to send a special message back to his two little daughters right here in the bay area. wait, wait there, right there, right in there. oh my gosh. hi, hazel. look what i found. oh, wait. when you get home, will you give him hugs for me? big hugs, big hugs, giant hugs with wings on them. yeah. oh my goodness. that'd be so much fun. thanks for sharing your daddy with me. oh okay. that's cool dad number one for the year right? yes. all right. and you know what? he's been finding ways to make sure that he can actually include the daughters and his wife along the way, including their bailey, along with the ride there. you see that blue right there, bluey? yeah yeah. all right. big surprise there. you know what? that's awesome. i mean, we really appreciate he's over there working, but, you know, he leaves his wife with the two little girls behind. so i'm sure

dina has her hands full. dina is working hard with the two girls, and he gets to be a hero. kind of how it goes sometimes. so i've heard. yeah all right. back here in the bay, a little warmer. summers hanging on. summer is definitely hanging on today, and we're going to feel hotter temperatures with the south bay under a heat advisory for this afternoon. and we can see the difference compared to yesterday. it's all clear as you're waking up and heading out. and then we also will have, because of the breezy winds, an elevated fire danger in the hills. and then we're also monitoring for those hazy skies due to wildfire smoke. we know the park fire is still going. there's numerous fires happening across the region and some of that smoke every now and then starts to move in. but as we take a look at our forecast for berkeley, we're starting out in the upper 50s and mostly cloudy will be at 62 degrees at 10:00, headed for the mid 70s. nice and very comfortable here. but then

as we head to the south bay, there will be already a wide range in temperatures for the afternoon. milpitas 83 and 98. in morgan hill and gilroy today. you can see upper 90s and even up to 101 today in antioch. while we will see some upper 90s for walnut creek and danville in fremont it will be 84 degrees and 78 degrees. in oakland, 73 in san mateo and san francisco, also reaching 73 downtown. while the marina district will be in the low 60s and then in the north bay up to 100, in ukiah and novato. today 91 and 71 in point reyes. so really, it just depends on where you are, your location, if you're in one of the usual hot spots, it will be hot today, but the heat will ease up just a little bit as high pressure moves away. overall, across the region we are seeing this high pressure. the main influence on whether or not we see the shift in the wind direction, if it comes in off of the ocean or if it's a really

brisk wind coming off of the ocean, that helps cool down the temperatures. and we'll see that happening next week. so for now in san jose, it's going to be hot. reaching into the low 90s upper 80s tomorrow. and then some mid 80s for thursday. the weekend also still pretty warm, but comfortably warm i'd say, because we're going to see low 80s on sunday and next week we're looking at some 70s for highs. so hold on for a few more days. we will be able to turn off the ac after a while. our overnight temperatures though are still helping us out because it's in the low 60s and in san francisco it's in the upper 60s low 70s all throughout the week. mike, you are tracking some progress at the bay bridge toll plaza. i was happy because i'd seen all these. the hov lanes, both of these lanes really loosened up. then, as you were talking about the temperatures in point reyes, i saw everything stop up again. i think they finally cleared the disabled vehicle from right just past the view of our camera there, over near the toll plaza itself, because everything started to move much more smoothly and actually clear from some of the

other lanes. don't be deceived. there will continue to be the build it's on over there. as we approach 6:00 at the bay bridge toll plaza. i believe that disabled vehicle should be clearing, so that should eliminate some of the complication. highway 37, highway four still showing your typical build a lot more traffic coming in over here. pittsburg bay point, antioch. there is a crash reported, but highway four seems to move smoothly off the antioch bridge. but more traffic, of course, you know. 242 680 heading down through walnut creek and then eventually toward danville and the dublin interchange. no surprises for this part of alameda county, contra costa county, as we talked about, moves very smoothly. let's talk about some of those speeds. vasco road is a key route and it's still only 22 minutes. that's not bad. coming out of brentwood, byron and discovery bay. back to you. thanks, mike. well, happening now, the red cross offering a new incentive to boost blood donations, donors can receive a $20 amazon gift card. the nonprofit says national blood supplies are down more than 25% since july. type o blood is especially needed. visit the red cross blood donation website to

learn where you can donate. there is still so much more ahead at 6:00, including the one and only simone biles, we're going to take you back out live to paris after adding four new medals, three of them gold to her epic olympic resume, we'll hear about her biggest takeaways from paris and what her future holds this morning. and don't forget, nbc bay area streams 24/7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streing platforms. takeam

francisco. new details on an overnight shooting, which left three people injured ready to reveal kamala harris set to