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

we're expecting a special report. the final candidates on a short list as she gets ready for a multi-state tour through key battlegrounds. it's hard to say goodbye to something you love. yeah, absolutely. are we saying goodbye to something we love? you know, you never say never. the next olympics is on home turf, so you just never know the goat herself. we're live with more from simone biles first interview in paris. plus, from wrestling to skateboarding, local olympians in with their eyes set on gold this morning. this is today in the bay. and good morning to you on this tuesday i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check the morning commute with mike in just a moment. but we're talking about the forecast today. things get a little warmer. yes. it's all clear this morning as you're waking up and heading out in san jose. and that's where we will have a heat advisory in effect,

we're starting out at 60 degrees. it's cool for now. and temperatures in the upper 50s for palo alto, walnut creek at 57 and 54, in san francisco. as we take a look at our highs for today, we're ranging from low 80s in milpitas to upper 90s in the south county today. so you're going to feel that heat in some spots and even reaching 100 degrees in antioch and we're also going to see upper 90s away from the bay in the east bay in hayward, 81 degrees and near the coast. we're in the mid 60s in san francisco. it's in the low 70s downtown, and for the north bay it will be up to 100 degrees farther north. while much of the spots like napa and sonoma in the low 90s. so we'll talk about some slightly lower temperatures for the end of the week coming up. and, mike, you're saying the real backup is on. yeah, different than the first couple of starts we had with a disabled vehicle causing unusual slowing over on the left side. the hov lanes even had a period of slowing, but they've all cleared out toward their normal pattern. now you notice all lanes are

building toward the back of the parking lot. the good news is that the berkeley curve shows a pretty easy volume for a tuesday. still smooth. move over toward the bay bridge or down 880. the nimitz coming down through oakland. a smooth flow here. the build for highway four. subtle out of four. i'm sorry for highway four. settle into concord, but we do have a crash that may be going on out of antioch. i'll check that because of that pattern. does show an accident. maybe there, just as you're leaving antioch itself and your commute direction through contra costa county. everything else there, alameda county, the south bay, santa clara county moving nicely and along the peninsula. no delays, as would be expected. back to you. thank you very much, mike. well, 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 street, where the officer says two of the victims were found. a third victim also found nearby. no update yet on their conditions or if police have identified

possible suspects. as soon as today, a suspected drunk driver may appear in court answering to charges tied to the weekend death of a san jose community service officer. he and a second community service officer were struck by a car while doing traffic control saturday night on monterey road, police yesterday confirmed 34 year old long pham died. the second officer, veronica bear, suffered injuries which were not considered life threatening. police identify the suspect as 44 year old juan huerta palacio. they say the booking process has been delayed due to the suspect receiving some type of medical treatment. 603 for you this morning. turning now to decision 2024 and breaking news just coming in. moments ago, kamala harris revealing her running mate today in the bay's bob redell joining us live from the east bay this morning. and bob, something a lot of folks have been talking about. who did the vice president pick? well, good morning to marcus. when people come to polls like the one

behind me here in livermore, that running mate, according to the ap sources, will be minnesota governor tim walz of minnesota. as i mentioned, vice president harris picking him as the running mate. this is over. pennsylvania governor shapiro, josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly, who were also in the running. so this is not been confirmed by nbc, but multiple other outlets are reporting this, including the washington post. and as i mentioned, the associated press, the unveiling of her vp. the official unveiling is expected to take place later this morning or at any moment will include a video message, social media posts, text messages to supporters and appeals for donations. and then tonight, her and waltz, assuming it is confirmed to be waltz, will rally in philadelphia, followed by a battleground state tour covering wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, arizona and nevada. the new york

times is also reporting that harris will be back here in the bay area over the weekend to attend a fundraiser sunday morning in san francisco. nbc has not yet confirmed that information. and again, nbc still trying to confirm that minnesota governor tim waltz i gotta get the first name right, will be her running mate reporting live here in livermore. bob redell today in the bay. it's been a hot topic for quite some time, and now we know. of course, we'll have more on that. nbc is expected to do a live report coming up shortly, so we'll be waiting for that. bob. thank you. it is 605 right now. bay area athlete looking to score big in paris today. a wrestler from walnut creek is looking to bring some gold back to the bay. you know, she's already making olympic history just by competing today in the bay's jessica aguirre joining us live from paris this morning. and, jess, a lot of bay area representation out there today. boy, is there. that's been the whole time. but now we are talking about a bay area wrestler. she's got to harness all her power. she has been taking her opponents down one by

one, but now it is finally time for her to gold. go for gold. she is just 20 years old. she is from walnut creek. as i mentioned, amit eller is a powerhouse. she's the youngest american woman to wrestle in the olympics now. amit started wrestling after watching one of her brothers practice, and then she has proven now, time and time again, that anything boys can do, she can do better. she is expected to medal more girl power this time on the ramp. petaluma skateboarder minna stess just competed at the place de la concorde right now, a few minutes ago. unfortunately, the petaluma favorite fell during the prelims and then that means that she failed to make the final. however, the 18 year old is still a bay area star and talk about some high drama at the final event for the gymnastics, right? simone biles going for her final medals, and instead there was a twist in this one. it didn't go to simone, it went to the brazilian

gymnast. check it out. simone was going to continue to be the queen, but she was aiming to go for her fourth and fifth gold medal in paris instead. brazil's rebeca andrade won the gold on the floor, with biles getting a silver and jordan chiles taking home the bronze for the first time ever. check this out. three black women stood atop an olympic gymnast podium. biles and chiles bowing down to the brazilian gymnast. so what happened? well simone biles stepped out of bounds twice during her floor routine, enough to cost her the gold she was still able to secure her fourth medal of the paris games, bringing her total count to. are you ready? 11 olympic medals. however that hope for a beam medal that didn't stick biles fell off the beam. she told today, though, that she was happier that chiles took bronze, even though she took silver. she's worked so hard for that moment. we really put those

routines in. in training, cecile and laurent under. no matter what pressure we're under, they try to make us hit as many routines as possible. i'm like, well done. and so just to see how excited jordan was and i knew that meant the world to her, i was so happy for her. happy indeed. now simone is going to be on the today show with her bestie hoda, talking a little bit more about her entire olympic experience. all right, from gymnastics to the track. and in the words of spongebob squarepants, i'm ready. yes, he is ready. that is for sure. we are talking about the sort of subliminal message from uganda sprinter tarsis laura kraut. he made his olympic debut and a fashion statement all at the same time. oregon won his 200 meter prelim heat wearing of all things spongebob socks or gaugh, by the way, is the first ugandan male sprinter to compete in the olympics since the 1996 atlanta games. and if patrick was here,

he certainly would be cheering him on for sure, because oregon is not a one by one bar. he is a very, very fast runner instead. well, whatever brings him luck. it worked. hey, there you go. gotta get those socks. new trend. everyone's going to be wearing spongebob. thanks, jess. yep hey, don't forget tonight the women of team usa compete for a medal in the ten meter platform final. and then several track and field events are on the lineup for tonight. medals are on the line for women's 200 meter final. it all is going to kick off for you at 8:00 tonight right here on nbc bay area. hey, kari, how are those conditions looking 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. back to you. thanks gary. it is 610 right now. putting an end to unwanted waste ahead on today in the bay. the north bay city trying a first of its kind experiment to get rid of single use cups and the business joining that cause and turnaround tuesday, a day after the drubbing on wall street. we see some positive moves. let's go out to the futures. take a look what we got now. it's not much 119 i don't think we can call that a comeback. plus the unlikely competitor joining the women's surfing competition. it's incredible. video you definitely want to see it stick

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drizzling right now. and that lingers through the next few hours with temperatures going from mid 50s to a clear and sunny lunchtime temperature of 68 degrees, it's going to be really nice here, but hot in the valleys. will take a look at the range in our microclimates coming up, and we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, where we kind of finally simmered down to our typical pattern. that's actually a relief. you see, these lanes are moving and they're all filled up past the overcrossing there and off of the overcrossing. but we had a disabled vehicle that did cause a little disruption over on the left lanes. meanwhile, these lanes are moving very smoothly across the san mateo bridge. no problems. there's a good volume early in the commute. then it kind of sorted out to normal again. we may be seeing more folks start to hit the morning commute over the next couple of weeks, as schools start to come back online around the bay area. well good morning, very happy tuesday to you. wall street took a drubbing on monday, leading some to make black monday trend on twitter. but hold your roll the real black monday back in 87, the dow fell more than, 20%. monday fell around 2%, 2.6% to

be exact. so a lot of red, but not as bad as it sounds. apple down 5%. wells fargo down 4%. i haven't got room on the board. meta down 4% as well. google down around three. well stocks weren't. this is an nbc news special report. here's lester holt. good day. we're coming on the air with breaking news. sources. inform nbc news that vice president kamala harris has selected tim waltz as her running mate. harris is now informing the contenders. this makes the democratic ticket official. harris waltz heading into the party convention later this month. tim waltz, the governor popular two term governor, elected in 2018, he is a former high school teacher and former coach who went on to present represent minnesota in congress for 12 years. the 60

year old also served for more than two decades in the army national guard. harrison waltz will appear together for the first time later today at a rally in the battleground state of pennsylvania. we'll have much more on this breaking news on our streaming network, nbc news now online. all right. we just heard that that special report, as we've been reporting, vice president kamala harris choosing her running mate, tim waltz, governor from minnesota. that's right. and they're set to they're going to hit the campaign trail right away. so it should be an interesting election come this fall. all right. we're talking about the forecast today. i don't know if you like it or not, but it is what it is. the temperature is creeping up again, but not too hot. right, kari? it's not too hot. and it really just depends on your location, because we're seeing temperatures today ranging from 60s to over 100 degrees. so it. yeah depends on where you are. and we're starting out with a clear sky with a live look outside in san

jose. a heat advisory in effect for the south bay. and we're also watching out for a high fire danger as the wind picks up and some of those breezy and dry hills, there will be a higher risk there. but at times we may see some hazy skies and we have so many fires burning across the region, including the park fire that continues. and we're also going to see at times some of that smoke coming in, depending on the wind direction. as we take a look at the one area that we have under that heat advisory today, we're looking at temperatures in the south county today, headed for the upper 90s in redwood city. it's still going to be comfortable with temperatures starting out in the upper 50s and mostly cloudy, and then going throughout the morning into the afternoon. it's clearing out and gradually warming up here. we're going to see those high temperatures there in the mid 70s, san mateo, up to 73 degrees. so nice and comfortable. also looking great in san francisco today. but as soon as you cross into the north bay, those temperatures will be

much hotter going up to 93. in napa today, upper 80s, low 90s for dublin and then upper 90s for concord. vacaville will hit a high of 100 degrees. it's comfortably warm in san jose with a high of 86, but a short drive over los gatos, and it will be 93 degrees and we're going to see more of the same tomorrow. but for some of the triple digits, we're not seeing as many, and then we're still keeping it mild for the peninsula and near the coast and into the day on wednesday. we're still seeing those numbers coming down a degree or two, even in the valley. so instead of upper 90s for morgan hill will be in the low 90s and we'll see a high of 90 in livermore. and then some low 80s for novato. and we're seeing the high pressure that's dominating the weather across the region, kind of drifting back and forth from east to west. and as it moves away from us, that means we get much more of a onshore wind flow, and that helps bring down those temperatures a bit. it looks like that gets stronger into next week. so take a look

at san jose. we're going to see highs in the upper 80s low 90s through saturday. and then sunday it starts to cool off. much more of a breezy wind and upper 70s for highs early next week. but we will have to try to make it through these hotter days for today, tomorrow and then looking a little bit better for thursday into friday. while san francisco is not seeing as much of a change, we may get more sunshine here tomorrow with highs reaching into the low 70s. and mike, you're saying even though it is tuesday, it's a fairly smooth commute. yeah, it's smooth for a tuesday. the volume is great. we're looking at the backup here. building at the richmond bridge, heading over towards san rafael, the cameras auto focusing, trying to adjust to all the new cars and new lights coming in. there we go, a clearer view. and that's what folks are seeing as they travel over in toward san rafael. see, there's a little slowing on our sensors there and a little slowing as you expect. right around golden gate fields out of richmond, over westbound highway 37, holding steady with the gradual build over towards some fog over here in the north bay. we talk about. that's that's not a surprise. highway

four shows slowing through concord and into bay point out of bay point. we're looking at the crash, though. that continues to cause some slowing westbound highway for your commute direction out of antioch, right around somersville. reports of a crash there no major injuries, but there may be one lane blocked, and i believe that's why there's all that slowing. this is typically a build time coming out of antioch. this portion of contra costa county typically sees that first commute pushing over toward walnut creek, which is not a problem. six eight is great all the way down in toward the area where it meets with 580, a smooth drive out of the altamont pass. there is a crash before you get over from tracee, so that is one concern for folks joining off of 205. the south bay. no real slowing for the north on 101 direction. we are looking at the smooth flow of traffic and the build not really evident from this shot, but we do see more traffic coming in, especially coming in out of morgan hill. back to you. thanks, mike. 620 right now tracking the arctic still ahead on today in the bay. the all new mission nasa is launching to follow our climate in crisis. we'll be back in a moment

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believed to be the nation's first reusable cup program. 12 ounce plastic cups are purple and labeled with sip, return, repeat. patrons can ask for them at about 30 different restaurants and coffee shops, and then later drop them off in bins throughout the city. for now, it's a pilot program over the next three months. see how it goes. yeah all right. well, also trending for you this morning. surfers. not the only one trying to get in in the action at the olympic surfing competition in tahiti. make some room. check out this surprise guest appearance yesterday afternoon as well. so more of a display 2.67. incredible. that's ten right there. that is a ten a perfect ten for this humpback whale that appeared this time of year. it's apparently pretty common to see them there where the whales are mating and birthing before starting their yearly migration. all of this was only topped by a gold for team usa in the women's final, so maybe some good luck there. i

know that was kind of cool to see too. from a distance. yeah, exactly. well, you know a lot more ahead for you at 630 today, starting with that breaking news. kamala harris selecting her running mate. our scott mcgrew is going to monitor those developments. and also wall street poised for a slight bounce back following the worst trading session in nearly two years. opening bell right around the corner. plus we're just a little over a week away from back to school for jefferson elementary school district kids here in daly city, but it is move in time for its teachers and staff. up ahead, we'll give you a peek at affordable staff housing that the school district is offering its teachers and staff. stay with us. you're watching today

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mate. the news coming down in the last half hour, our scott mcgrew monitoring the initial reaction. plus new housing for teachers trying to make it in the bay. we'll take you live to one new development opening today on the peninsula. i think that right now there's such a movement for young women to embrace their passion, embrace their strength, and i hope that it can be inspiring to the next generation. back to back gold stanford alum and discus giant valarie allman joins us in paris to talk about her second straight title. this is today in

the bay and you see that video of her just like, yeah, you feel it. you know it. all right. good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. first we want to get to that breaking news for you this morning. it's done. kamala harris picking her running mate minnesota governor tim walz scott mcgrew joins us now a safe choice though it does not help pick up votes in arizona or pennsylvania. no, it doesn't. now that's interesting because a lot of political scientists would say the vice presidential pick doesn't always help that much. if it did, i doubt george w bush would have picked somebody from wyoming. right? wallace has been governor since 2019. he is 60 years old. he's a former social studies teacher, married 30 years to his wife, gwen, and they have two children. so walz in the center of this video here, her other top choices were mark kelly on the left, astronaut and fighter pilot turned senator arizona. if

he became vice president, it would leave an empty seat in arizona. and that might have been part of harris's calculation. josh shapiro on the right. he is for school choice very unpopular with teachers unions, but a skilled, skilled politician. and of course, he was in pennsylvania, still is, and would have picked up perhaps a few votes. there was concern that harris would lose rather, the far left. shapiro is unabashedly pro-israel. okay, here's a question you only ask once is it walls or waltz? it's hard to find video of him using his own name, but i will tell you, newscasters in minneapolis say walls, although we've heard other people say walls, so we'll know soon enough. harris and governor walz have a busy week in front of them, introducing themselves as the new team with visits to pennsylvania, then eau claire, wisconsin. wednesday, detroit, durham, north carolina,

both on thursday, las vegas and phoenix. after that, they were supposed to go to savannah, but they'll have to delay that because of the storm. and then the new york times says they will be out in california for a fundraiser on sunday. the two sides can now try to hammer out a vice presidential debate. walz and vance both see themselves as folksy midwesterners from small towns. both served in the military. walz served for quite some time in congress. vance, less than one term in the senate. we have yet to hear from donald trump's camp either on truth, social or officially, former president donald trump trying to make hay. yesterday with the stock market plunge, dow fell 1000 points, or about 2.5% monday. and he is continuing to talk about that. we have yet to see anything moore marcus about his reaction. but you know, that's coming soon. i was just going to say that scott. all right. thanks for that. six 3340 right now. and you know, many bay area teachers struggling to make it in the bay now school district

in looking to bridge the housing gap with new affordable units today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us outside of those units, this actually i think you're inside the unit today. all right. so talk to us about what's going on here. it looks nice. ginger it does. it's very nice. marcus i know we went from outside to inside this hour. you know this. the superintendent of the school district says is really the collaborative work of the school district, the city of daly city, as well as its voters. so they're giving us a little sneak peek of what it looks like inside one of the one bedroom units in this 56 unit affordable housing project for teachers and staff for the jefferson elementary school district. so let's take a little tour here. here's a kitchen. look how nice. i mean, we didn't get a chance to prepare any breakfast for you this morning because it has been a little bit busy, but this unit is under 600ft■!s. construction wrapped up this summer, so teachers full time and part time have been moving in in the past months. this was made possible through the sale of surplus

properties, specifically a school site that was sold over ten years ago as well as a bond measure that was passed by voters in daly city. now, as i mentioned, there are 56 students. i want to take you inside here. this is the hallway that leads into the one bedroom or the bedroom here in the unit. now, this is going for 60% of market value. so a one bedroom unit like this is going for about 1600 to $1700. that is very rare, as we know, here in the bay area, the two bedrooms are going for about 2100 to 2200, and there are six three bedroom units are going for about 2800. i want to give you a look here at something that's interesting that they pointed out to us. look at the closet space. this was just something that they wanted to make sure. they also included in this, because this is something that you rarely see in these apartment units, you know, affordable, affordable housing the superintendent recognizes is a powerful tool for recruitment and retainment of highly qualified staff. 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. well, currently, staff housing is 90% at capacity. eligible teachers and staff had to undergo an application process through the educational housing corporation, which is a separate entity, but it is overseen by the jefferson elementary school district. now there's a need income bracket that teachers and staff need to qualify for, and they can also live in these units for 5 to 7 years to give them some time to save and eventually purchase a home. now eligibility to live in staff housing lasts for as long

as someone is employed by the school district, and the official celebration for the conclusion of this project will take place later at 11. this morning, as this comes really just days after the state superintendent also made a big announcement that california will look into investing into affordable housing on school property. so this is something that's already ahead of the lesson plan for the day. marcus. yeah, i mean, that's really cool to see. not only the teachers. you know, it's hard to find housing here. but not only are they working in the community, but they are truly a part of the community working there, living there. it's i think it's going to be a good thing. all right. thanks, ginger. that's right. you can actually see the school just even better. all right. can walk to and then help with climate and crisis. they can walk to work if they don't have a lot of stuff to carry away. all right. thanks, ginger. well, there are some new developments this morning in elon musk tug of war with san francisco. it's looking like the days are

numbered for his mid-market x headquarters today in the bay's. kris sanchez joins us in our newsroom. this morning. and kris, from the sound of it all, the holdovers will not necessarily be moving from the bay area to texas right away, though. right. well, it sounds like this move could impact your commute because some employees who used to show up for work in san francisco will now head to work in san jose and palo alto and very soon, we're talking about the next few weeks. according to an internal email, the email, obtained by the new york times by 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 in the 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 they the children, change their gender identification. a musk bought twitter in 2022. we remember when that sign came

down and the x went up. the x is now 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, and was also sued by the landlord for not paying rent. x's departure is the latest blow to san francisco, especially in the mid-market area, which, according to a real estate company cbre, has a 37% vacancy rate as of the last quarter. however, that is a number that appears to be stabilizing. laura so interesting to see. all right. thank you very much, kris. 638 on your tuesday morning and the sun is up. going to warm things up, in fact, as well, carrie's been watching the temperatures. it's already such a different picture compared to yesterday at this time. we were seeing a lot of clouds at this time yesterday and today. it is completely clear and we are going to have

slightly warmer temperatures there. but then check out san francisco, where it's still foggy. and that's a look at the golden gate bridge. the temperature there at 54 degrees. we will see a wide range in our microclimates anywhere from mid 60s and half moon bay to low 90s in the north bay to up to 101 degrees in fairfield. and we also will have upper 90s for the south county for this afternoon, while san jose will reach a high of 86 degrees. we'll see more of the same tomorrow, but the heat starts to ease up a little bit going toward the end of the week while still staying very comfortable in san francisco with low 70s. it will be in the low 80s in hayward and in concord, reaching 95 degrees tomorrow. and just a touch lower for thursday. so you can see that we are working our way towards some more comfortable temperatures, and we'll get a look at what's ahead coming up. mike, now you have some breaking news out of mountain view. yeah this for folks. listen up. if you use caltrain and this is not at one of the stations, it's actually between the mountain view and the sunnyvale station closer to the mountain view

station near the intersection of evelyn and moorpark, where it just came to us from caltrain that they've disrupted service right now because of the police activity in that area. so we're watching for more details. avoid that area, of course, on your cars as well. but 237 itself, that does seem to be operating just fine past that scene. meanwhile, we're looking at one on one coming up through the south bay. so there is a bill for the south bay there, as well as 87 mountain view not experiencing any big slowdowns until about another 45 minutes, but that could disrupt service again on those surface streets. and if you are taking caltrain, your service is currently disrupted through mountain view and sunnyvale. we're looking on the southbound side of the nimitz now. that's pretty standard for the east bay. there is a crash near the dublin interchange with no detail and no slowing. i'll track that, but the walnut creek interchange now showing a pretty good slowdown coming off of 680 and heading over in toward lafayette and in toward orinda. standard bill for the rest of your routes, including the richmond area where westbound 80 starts to build up, and, of course, the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. thanks, mike. 641 scott mcgrew not only

monitoring a lot of developments in washington, but the outlook for stocks after the worst session in more than a year. ahead, we'll have the latest from wall street and paying for parking. the changes coming as soon as today for one high end south bay shopping center. what you need to know before you go. plus, the days here have kind of taken me out. so before i go to bed, i'm just kind of wiped out. she's tired, but she's glowing in gold. we catch up with simone biles after competing in paris

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well, scott mcgrew joins us now. everyone wants to know, will this bounce really be sustained? right and how big will it be laura. right now dow when i left the newsroom up about 70 points there is i will tell you a terrible term that traders have for a good day after a bad day. and that's a dead cat bounce. are we seeing that or was the market truly oversold yesterday. and investors are legitimately coming back? we will see over the next few days as we go out to the big board this morning. dow industrials up 100 points. there is a lot of pressure on the fed to go ahead and get those interest rates cut. their next meeting is in september. and that is what wall street is waiting for. we should know if this was an aberration or if the

new reality over the next couple of days do. keep in mind though, markets are up about 20% on the year. all right. we'll see where it goes from here. thank you scott. it is quarter to seven right now. and starting as soon as today. the parking rules are changing for one of the top shopping destinations in the south bay. it means you'll likely have to pay for it. parking at 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 it's 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. yeah, trick's not going to work anymore. one mall executive says, despite the signs saying the change takes effect today, there is no official start date. mall employees will now have to get a

monthly pass for $20 or pay $2 per day. well, you know, happening today. bay area police departments will be taking part in the annual national night ou. 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. always nice to get out there and meet your neighbors, too. yeah, plan on doing that tonight. all right. so look, let's talk about simone biles heading home from paris with a lot to be proud of. yeah, she's taking home three gold medals and just added a silver to her collection on today. she tells hoda kotb she's finally getting a moment to realize what she's accomplished yesterday. once we got back to the village, i looked at jordan and i just started bawling my eyes out and she was like, i knew it was going to happen. i just didn't know when. and i think it was just so. i was so full of emotion. and i finally released all of that. i was so proud, happy, bittersweet that the journey is over. it's like it's so crazy. it happened so quick.

it's amazing. she also explained bowing to the gold medalist in yesterday's women's floor final, rebecca andrade from brazil, biles says the move was all about sportsmanship and supporting her competitors. and a good lesson really for all. yeah you can watch biles one on one with hoda. it's coming up on today ahead at 7:00 right here on today in the bay. so much fun to watch. always so many great stories coming out. i think that gold medalist had come back from three acl injuries in four years, and any one of those could be season ending. yes, rebecca's pretty, pretty good. yeah, yeah, she's pretty good. like in the world. one of the few gymnasts that actually gives simone biles a run for her money. right. you know? yeah. all right, well, giving us a run for great sunshine. meteorologist kari hall. yeah, it's been great, but a little bit more intense in some areas. it's been heating those temperatures up. it will be a hotter day as we take a live look outside in san jose. it is bright and sunny compared to yesterday. we couldn't even see the sun rise because of the

marine layer that moved in. and we are already seeing that clearing out for at least the south bay and a heat advisory will be in effect for today. will also be turning our attention to some of our higher elevations as the wind picks up, there will be an elevated fire danger for today, so we do have to be really careful. we already have so many fires burning across the region that may have an impact to our air quality as we go throughout today, looking at gilroy will be in the upper 50s as you're heading out the door, so you need a jacket for the start of the day. but by nine 10:00, it's already starting to warm up and we'll be in the upper 70s at 11:00. look at the peak of our temperatures today. we're in the upper 90s here, and it's going to be hot, reaching those high temperatures around 3 to 4:00 and then starting to cool down around sunset. it's going to be in the mid 70s. so really nice with the breezy wind. but take a look at the range and temperatures we'll see across the bay area. it will be 83 in milpitas and 94 in east

san jose, 98 for gilroy and morgan hill, and up to 101 in antioch, walnut creek in the upper 90s. vallejo 83 degrees in oakland in the upper 70s for today. but we're staying in the 60s for half moon bay and daly city, a breezy wind and that fog lingering throughout much of the morning in redwood city. it will be in the low 80s, and we'll see that in palo alto as well, while in the mission district, we're in the low 70s and the outer sunset in the upper 60s. sonoma, santa rosa, 92 today and 100 in clear lake. so looking at what's ahead, we've seen this high pressure just kind of moving back and forth across the region. and it has such a big influence on our wind direction and how hot those temperatures get. well, we are going to see it starting to move away by the end of the week, and that will allow for our temperatures to come down much more of some breezy winds into early next week that will bring back that natural air conditioning. so it's still going to be hot in the valleys for today, tomorrow

and then low 90s for the end of the week for some of those hotter temperatures, but it does look much more comfortable next week, while san francisco's keeping it comfortable there. we're in the low 70s with our warmest temperature on tomorrow, and mike's taking us back to the south bay. yeah, where we're looking at, well, this is pretty standard for a tuesday, right? we have a heavier volume of traffic, usually the heaviest morning of the commute. and we're looking at some slowing 101 here coming up toward oakland road. also back at capital expressway. and 87 really seeing there you go. you just saw those live sensors change on 280. also shows moore slowing. so right here is more traffic coming in. but over here we continue to have that breaking news situation. caltrain. all they give us is the fact that there's police activity and there's a disruption on the caltrain service. they're talking about the intersection of evelyn and moorpark. that's the area where the tracks go through. but there's fencing on either side. this is getting onto and off of 237 right there near moorpark. so we're watching that area. but really the slowing is the build for 237 and 101. the rest of the bay looking pretty standard. back to you. thank you so much

mike. well happening now the red cross offering a new incentive to boost blood donations. the nonprofit says national blood supplies are down more than 25% since july, due to high heat canceling events. type o blood especially needed donors can receive a $20 amazon gift card. visit the red cross blood donation website to learn where to donate. and just ahead, a last look at our top stories this morning. that breaking news in the race for the white house democratic presidential nominee kamala harris has selected a running mate. we'll give you the first look at her choice and his political resume. plus, it is about finesse and it is about strength. coming up, my chat with a bay area athlete making history in track and field, i'm jessica aguirre. you're watching today in the bay

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welcome you back. we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay. we begin with breaking news in the race for the white house democratic presidential nominee kamala harris has selected her running mate. it is minnesota governor tim walz, currently in his second gubernatorial term. he previously served 12 years in congress. the pick seen as an effort by the democrats to hold on to northern battleground states this fall, waltz will join harris at a rally in philadelphia today announcing the selection, republican presidential nominee donald trump is already blasting the selection, telling supporters waltz will, quote, be the worst vp in history. well, coming up at 8:00, we're speaking with cal state east bay professor nolan higdon about harris's selection in our streaming newscast. you can watch live on roku, pluto, and online at nbcbayarea.com.

now to a live look in daly city. this is where a school district looking to bridge those housing gaps with 56 new affordable units. groundbreaking for this started in 2019, construction wrapping up over the summer and along east moore avenue. now teachers have been seen moving in ever since the construction made part of a bond measure approved by voters. currently, staff housing is at 90% capacity. a ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 1130 this morning. team usa picking up some more serious hardware in paris within the last 24 hours. that includes one stanford alum who is bringing home gold today in the bay's jesse geguri is going one on one with a track and field star that's officially made the olympic record books. all right, check this out. joining me now. this is a special treat. valarie allman she is a discus thrower gold medalist. she doesn't have her gold medal yet. she will be getting it later tonight. but even more so than that. i mean,

i know it has to be exciting to get this gold medal, but you're the first woman to do back to back discus gold medal wins first. it's crazy. i am pinching myself. i, i feel so grateful for how last night played out and just everyone that's been on this journey that's helped me accomplish my dream twice. you know, it's one of those things that i just i couldn't feel as any more special. but to be the first, i mean, that's i mean, do you stop yourself and pinch yourself and be like, i'm the first. i'm the first, i've been pinching myself for a lot of reasons. i'm not going to lie. but that it's definitely it's humbling to think about. i know that you were a dancer before, and people don't realize just how strong dancers are, but you've taken a pirouette to an entirely new form because you do it with a weight. no. yeah, there it is. crazy. i never thought all of my years of being a dancer would relate so much to discus, but it does. how you hold your body, how you have

awareness, your coordination of your limbs and the fine muscles working together. i mean, all of that was so helpful when i transitioned to discus and, it's so fun to me how many people say like, oh my gosh, you look so graceful. it looks like a dance. and i'm like, there is such a parallel there. it's really crazy. i know you're a stanford alum. stanford has had so many athletes come through here, what is it? that breeding ground for talent just seems to be ridiculous. it is. it's crazy. i mean, i i'm so proud to have gone to stanford and be part of that community when you're there as a student, you just. you're surrounded by so many amazing humans that are pursuing these crazy, unique passions and interests and want to be the best at what they do. and i think that you you feel that as a human and you want to be part of that. and whether it's in the most niche ways of discus throwing or, neuroscientists, you know, to be part of a community and a culture that

really just celebrates excellence, you know, it's so special. and i've loved watching my fellow trees. it sounds funny. i know where the trees, but they've really crushed it. this olympic. it's been amazing. i have to tell you, the tree is hanging around here, and every time the tree spots a stanford alum, it goes running after them. so you have been forewarned by me. the tree is on the lookout for you. so again, congratulations. and are we all voting for the next olympics, 2028 and valerie together? yeah, guys. yes, 100%. 100%. so graceful. absolutely. it is. all right. well that's what's happening here on today in the bay today's show starts now. we're going to go out in the parking lot and give it a go to what do you say. it's been the right don't hit any cars. i was just gonna say oops don't play discus in the ho