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at five. frustration boiling over in san francisco as district leaders confirm plans to move forward with school closures. the updated timeline after a day of protests in last night's packed hearing facing a judge and jury, the man accused in killing an oakland police officer are set to stand trial. a first look at what we can expect to see play out in court. also, former president donald trump indicted again in the federal election interference case. even after the supreme court immunity ruling. we're live in washington with his response to the latest charges. this is today in the bay here we go. wednesday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. get a look at that commute with mike coming up in just a bit. but first let's start out with that forecast. took a nap yesterday. it was nice and cool in the house. i

woke up, i was hot. yeah that happens quickly doesn't it? so in the morning you need to open the windows. close them at around 8 to 9:00. it's going to be hot again today and we are going to have those temperatures ramping up quickly. the last day that we will see these kinds of temperatures. and then we get some slight relief tomorrow. more relief for the weekend with some wind and cooling temperatures. but the heat will be returning early next week, so we're not completely done with these kinds of temperatures, but we are seeing our highs headed back to 96 degrees for concord and livermore will be in the low 90s for much of the north bay and in the south bay san jose, hitting a high of 89 degrees. we'll talk about some cooler temperatures in our forecast coming up. and mike, you were watching the bay bridge toll plaza. yeah, not for the volume of traffic. i mean, i'm always watching to see any major changes. it was one set of headlights, which in the last i think 60s has been cleared from that overcrossing coming off the 880 approach. look at that. all right. well, i was watching a

backup potential issue over there. now it's no longer. so that's great news. there is a crash right here for the east shore freeway has been cleared for a while. as far as any slowing. that's just off of university. and we do have a report of a roadside fire. this is north 880 right around fifth. no slowing sensors. i'll see if any on ramps or off ramps are affected. back to you. all righ. thanks, mike. 502 right now. happening today. three men set to stand trial in the deadly shooting of oakland police officer twan lay. he died in late december after responding to a burglary call at a cannabis dispensary. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live for us this morning. and ginger, this case has already included some major revelations, including one of the three defendants. that is correct. good morning, marcus and laura. there are three defendants in this case that are charged with murder. a fourth that's charged with three counts of second degree burglary. but let me start with those three men who are accused of murder. mark sanders, brian russell and alan brown. will stand trial starting today after an alameda county

judge found that prosecutors presented enough evidence to show that the accused man, quote, knew or should have known that officer twan lay was a police officer engaged in his duties at the time of his murder. based on the court's finding at least one of the defendants, mark sanders, faces a possible sentence of life without the possibility of parole. now, earlier in the year, it was revealed that another defendant, brian russell, was on probation at the time of his arrest. court documents show alameda county district attorney pamela price dismissed charges against russell just months before officer lay's shooting, which included kidnaping, to commit a robbery or sex crime, and special allegations for use of a firearm. now, with regards to officer lay's murder, russell faces murder charges with a special allegation of felony murder and three counts of second degree burglary. in january, oakland police force or the oakland police force and other law enforcement agencies

paid a tribute and said their goodbyes to officer lay, who was shot in the head and died at a hospital just hours after responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. lay was 36 years old. he was the first oakland police officer killed in nearly 15 years. now the trial begins at nine this morning in oakland. the three defendants who are accused of murder are scheduled to appear in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, today in the bay. certainly hit the oakland community hard when that happened. all right, ginger, thank you. angry parents and school workers expressing frustration with san francisco school board members. they packed last night's board meeting, which took place with new leadership after the former board president stepped down. the district is facing a decision on school closures due to declining enrollment. opponents made a desperate plea for them to reconsider the district maintains it's now working on its best plan to redistribute students to remaining schools. there's no excuse. there's an excuse to

close schools. and privatize is disgusting. maybe it seems to you that it's a drain on the money, but it's really not a drain. and if sacramento says it's not a drain, it's not a drain. the tie breaker for students who are enrolled in schools that are recommended for closure would go just below the sibling preference. and our current enrollment system recommended list of closures is due next month. and while the union is demanding the district fill its vacant positions, the district says it is committed to sustainable financial practices. new overnight new concerns of escalation in the middle east as israel launches a deadly military operation in the west bank. at least nine deaths are now confirmed. this is video that appears to show idf bulldozers clearing the streets overnight. palestinian health ministers say israeli forces have sealed off the city of jenin. israel considers the city a militant stronghold. palestinian leaders are calling

on the u.s. to intervene. turning now to decision 2024. both the harris and trump presidential campaigns ramping up stops in key swing states. and this all comes as the former president, facing new legal challenge and indictment from special counsel today in the bay's alice barr. joining us live from washington this morning with the latest on those new developments. alice good morning. this new indictment is bringing former president trump's legal battles back to the forefront at a critical time in the campaign. this morning, a new effort to hold former president trump criminally responsible for trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election, culminating in the january six capitol attack. in a revised indictment, the department of justice charging mr. trump with the same four counts, including conspiracy to defraud the united states and obstruct an official proceeding. but stripping out references to certain official acts to comply with last month's supreme court

decision that found former presidents are immune from prosecution for much of their official conduct while in office. former president trump slamming the new superseding indictment as persecution of a political opponent. he's long contended former presidents need absolute immunity to protect their power to act. you're not going to do anything if you don't have immunity, because otherwise you're going to be prosecuted after you leave office. in the new documents, special counsel jack smith strikes some conduct. the supreme court said was off limits, including the former president leaning on his justice department to support false claims of a rigged election. but it retains allegations about pressuring former vice president mike pence into not certifying the election results. what's added is lots and lots of language saying that pence acted as either a candidate or as president of the senate, in other words, not as an official piece of action, and that trump was acting also in an unofficial

way. it all comes as the former president's reelection bid hits a critical stretch, campaigning in wisconsin tomorrow as his rival, vice president harris and running mate governor tim walz kick off a bus tour in georgia today. the trump legal team is expected to try to get this new indictment dismissed, arguing it still has fatal flaws under the supreme court's reasoning and this entire appeals process, it's anticipated to stretch out for months well beyond election day. marcus, about former president trump's opponent, vice president kamala harris. well, she's been criticized for not doing interviews. have we seen any movement with that? we sure have. so she's kicking off this bus tour in georgia today and tomorrow night in georgia. she is going to have her first sit down interview alongside her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. it's going to be on cnn and they are answering that criticism that you know, they

need to get kind of pinned down on a wider range of policy issues, something they've been sort of resisting to this point as they just keep trying to ride that momentum. all right. we will be watching to see what is said. all right, alice, thank you. we are also watching the weather. these days because summer made a comeback earlier this week. taking a live look outside downtown san jose, waiting for the sun's arrival. kari is here. another hot one on tap. yes, and it's even warmer this morning as we're starting out with some upper 60s in the south bay. we do have upper 50s and low 60s for much of the east bay. we're at now 65 degrees in hayward, and it's 56 in sonoma. so we do have our cool morning start. here's a look at the trend in antioch. our temperatures heat up quickly. and at noon we're going into the upper 80s headed for the mid 90s at 3:00 and a breezy wind picking up and then eventually temperatures will start to cool down again at 6:00. we're still at 90 degrees. pretty hot out there for several hours as we go throughout the day. and these

temperatures above normal all across the bay area as summer heat continues for us, for today, it will be 91, in santa rosa and in san francisco. we're staying in the upper 70s. we'll talk about some cooler temperatures ahead that's coming up in a few minutes. mike, i know your prices are probably rising ahead of the holiday. that's what it seems like, because even though a lot of the prices i'm looking at seem the same, they're lower as far as the ten best in the state. san jose still leads one with 379, but we'll focus on cupertino also in the south bay. their low for that city. 389 at great gas on north deanza boulevard. contra costa county will call out the low there of 389 as well. that's at clayton gas and wash on clayton road in concord. it's just north of the city line. and then a much higher low is in san francisco here at the bottom. best price is best gasoline mini mart on san jose avenue. 419 that's not far from the balboa park bart station, which might be cheaper. i don't know, you take out the timing

there as well. gasbuddy.com is where you compare all those prices on the roadway. we'll compare mostly green sensors around the bay. still following up. we get more information on this fire. it's a car fire blocking your slow lane and the off ramp are both blocked there. north 880 at fifth embarcadero. that's into downtown oakland. so watch for the slowing. you see it now on the approach just forming over the last few minutes. that's for the nimitz 580 moves smoothly through the oakland hills though. and the bay bridge. no backup. back to you. thanks, mike. 511 right now celebrating a country music icon next year on today in the bay, the star studded celebration honoring the life and legacy of the late toby keith. and is it wednesday? no, it's nvidia day. the importance of that company to silicon valley and the stock market. well it is wednesday as well. and are you feeling lucky this wednesday morning? if so, you might want to grab a megamillions ticket. if you didn't buy nvidia i guess the with us.jackpot just ahead. stay

or and on your way to work. and here's a look at the san mateo bridge in san mateo. we are going to see temperatures in the upper 50s. overall just a few clouds to start, but quickly warming as we get a lot of sunshine and it will be another warm day here. we're headed for the mid 80s. we'll talk about the high heat for the inland valleys and that backing off for

the weekend. more on that coming up in just a few minutes. and from the coliseum camera we're looking at northbound 880 with these taillights here going up toward high street. no slowing here. there is slowing. and the loss of a lane and the off ramp as you approach the fifth and embarcadero exit there. sam exit to downtown oakland. watch the nimitz for slowing. we'll see how things progress, and i'll let you know what crews are and aren't there coming up. well good morning. very happy wednesday to you. apple is going to lay off around 100 workers. very rare for that company that news first reported by bloomberg cuts mostly coming from apple books and apple news. it's nvidia day the santa clara company will report profits after the closing bell. easily the most important, most watched stock on the stock market. nvidia's rapid rise has made lots of workers very wealthy. here's a statistic for you. about two years ago, nvidia was worth $290 billion. and then openai created chatgpt. after

that, nvidia's worth three and a third trillion dollars. meantime, lots of americans who don't work at nvidia say they're having trouble achieving the american dream. a wall street journal poll found 95% of americans say saving for retirement is important, but just 9% are saving enough. 89% of americans say buying a house is important, but just 10% say it's possible. and housing is just getting more expensive. the latest case-shiller numbers show house prices in the study's 20 city index hit all time new highs in june. prices in san francisco up nearly 5% compared to last year. the polaris dawn astronauts will not be going to space today. bad weather caused the latest scrub the second delay the mission will, when it finally goes, take these astronauts farther away from earth. since the apollo mission. congress has new worries about dji drones. they're the best

selling. many would say the best drones on the market. but dji is chinese and congress wants to ban their sales. so dji plans to license its technology to an american company and have that company build the drones. but a congressional committee says that's a drone clone, a workaround to get around the ban on chinese products. and finally, the nfl has changed its rules to allow private equity to buy into teams. private equity is just a pool of money. baseball and other sports have allowed this for years. the nfl has a has always preferred single owners, but they've gotten so expensive these teams. it's just not possible. there are restrictions. the nfl still has to approve the purchase. limited number of private equity firms allowed to participate, and no sovereign wealth funds. so you saw the saudis buy into golf. they essentially own golf. yeah they're saying, you know, to nfl that doesn't really stop the sovereign wealth fund from buying into private equity and

then bribing. exactly. but the nfl would still need to approve it. we'll see where it goes. yeah, a lot of money involved. lots. all right. how about some entertainment tonight fans and the music world, remembering the life and legacy of one of its brightest stars. let's get on down to the main attraction with a little less talk and a lot more action. kari underwood there singing toby keith's hit song a little less talk and a lot more action. she is among the lineup of stars that will pay tribute to the late singer tonight. toby keith american icon is a two hour special featuring 25 country music stars as they reflect back on his three decades in the music industry. keith died in february after a battle with stomach cancer. you can catch the full two hour special. it starts at 9 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. it will also stream on peacock. well, trending for you this morning. the mega millions jackpot is growing. that's after no one won last night's drawing.

but maybe you've won a smaller prize. here's a look at those numbers for you. this morning. 16, 18, 21, 54, 65 and five. the jackpot is now at $627 million. now, if you win the cash option is $309 million. the next drawing is on friday. has anybody really checked them? i always just like, oh, i found this in my car. and then, you know, i have like a couple that i have not checked. i mean, i think one had like $3 or four or something like that. i wait till we announce it. and if we say that that ticket was bought in the south bay, then i go, oh yeah, one of the gas stations here, we'll see. okay. another warm one on top. i was hoping for a cool down today. not today, but we do have some in time for the weekend. so that's the good news is that it won't be this hot. as we try to celebrate our labor day holiday weekend. our air quality is another issue. if you've been out in the middle of the day, you look farther in the distance and it looks like you can't really see the hills and we're

going to have that hazy sky again today with some slightly more unhealthy air quality in parts of the east bay. and it's also going to look hazy as we go into the afternoon for much of the bay area, as we get all these pollutants that are settling into the valleys and our temperatures will reach into the low 90s again today, we're not seeing as many upper 90s in the south counties. so we're making a little bit of progress here, and that's going to be the trend over the next few days. now we are still headed for the upper 90s in antioch, 96 in concord and walnut creek in fremont. today, we can expect a high of 88 degrees, and seeing a lot of 80s for the peninsula from 84 in san mateo to 87 in palo alto, san francisco will be in the 60s and 70s again today. a breezy wind, a lot of sunshine, but still very hot farther north, with ukiah again hitting the triple digits. we'll see a high of 92 today in sonoma. looking ahead, we are going to see the development of an area of low pressure off the coast that's going to help cool

us down. going into the next several days. if you're traveling north for the labor day weekend, you may encounter some showers and some gusty winds. but here we're just going to see more of the coastal fog and a sea breeze to help bring down some of those temperatures, at least for a couple of days. we'll see that as we go into the weekend. saturday, sunday, even labor day is looking pretty nice. but then after that it will start to heat up again and we'll see mid 90s for the middle of next week. and in san francisco mid 70s today. but we'll see some 60s at times throughout the weekend. mike, you're seeing a couple of slow spots developing. yeah one of those we would predict right right on schedule highway 37 shows the slowing out of vallejo in the north bay, heading over toward nevada where there is a crash, but it's on the shoulder 101 at the 37 junction. the other slower spot has been here. we've been talking about it the last two reports. now we see even more slowing, more distraction. and perhaps they did a traffic break north from 23rd up to fifth. the off ramp is closed. they're use the next downtown exit because that 1st

may be closed as there's a car fire, and they have to remove the car even after the car fire is out. no injuries reported and the rest of the bay and no slowing, just a couple of smaller incidents. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. it might seem impossible when you're dragging first thing in the morning, but medical experts say you can get better sleep each night. i'm consumer investigator chris chmu. i'llra is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business.

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is in sleep and we asked a barrage of questions. the first one, how much sleep should we be getting? most of us need 7 to 9 hours. sleep is a nutrient and our bodies and brains just need it. we really have to give sleep a chance. okay, so how do we do that? set a nighttime routine for z's. empty the trash. do the dishes. check the door locks, whatever. just do the same thing every night. this will begin to prepare our bodies and minds for sleep to follow. and when you're doing your routine, keep things calm. keep things quiet. terry and emerson both said proper lighting is key. if you have light bulbs that can change color. change them. move away from those bright blue daylight tones and toward dusky orange and yellow hues. also, go minimal in the bedroom. physical clutter equals mental clutter. if your mind races about tasks

in the day ahead, just as you're trying to get into bed, terry says, don't worry. just write out a tomorrow to do list. just put it on paper. the old fashioned way, and then you'd be surprised. kris how things look manageable. try some of those things out and look at that. this shift coming up next, top stories that we're following for you today, including ensuring the american dream, the new help which could soon be on the way for undocumented immigrants who are looking to buy a home. a number of recent violent incidents at or near schools here in the bay area. these are recent the actions some campuses are taking to improve safety.

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violent lunchtime stabbing in the east bay. the new calls this morning for increased security caught on camera. burglar targets. a vallejo bridal shop. how one brave neighbor helped stop the suspect in his tracks. and the paralympic games kicking off in paris. this one already a record breaker. we're going to introduce you to one american athlete who says that she's discovered her own animal within. this is today in the bay. and hopefully you can find that animal within on this hump day to get you through the rest

of the week. i'm marcus washington. good morning. when you say hump day. i think a camel, but maybe you need to be more of a tiger on a wednesday. let's check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. i guess we are in the dog days of summer, though. yes, we are, and it's going to be very much of a summer feel as we go into the afternoon. those temperatures will be heating up quickly, but at least for the weekend as we're celebrating the end of summer unofficially with labor day, we are going to see those temperatures coming down. here's a live look in san francisco. the heat continues for the inland valleys, and more wind and cooling from friday into the rest of the weekend. but the heat will come back right after labor day. so here's a look at our highs for this afternoon. palo alto up to 88 degrees 86 in hayward and in vacaville today 96 degrees. you can see the range and temperatures there. we'll talk about what's ahead in a few minutes. and mike, we continue with a couple of active scenes. yeah. one of these hasn't been a major issue, but i see more slowing now. now there's a dump truck with that

back part raised up. i think it might have banged into the overcrossing there at 65, 86, 80, the dublin interchange. there's also a construction crew in the area from overnight road work. i think that's why they're slowing because they're clearing. but we'll follow up once the chp updates. anything to do with that dump truck. typical pattern though in the area here. a typical slowing. we don't expect to see this much slowing as you're approaching the fifth embarcadero off ramp for northbound 880, but we lose the slow lane. we also lose the exit if it's not available. by the time you get there and you need to use the embarcadero exit, continue to the oak exit. oak street will get you to city street. you loop back. it shouldn't be a problem right now. again, there's a car fire there taking care of north 880 at fifth. the rest of the bay. very easy drive right now. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well students at another bay area high school rattled by on campus violence. the latest incident happened at hayward high school. and that's where we find today in the bay's bob redell. this morning. bob, i'm sure the school is working to make students feel safe there, but there have been concerns of violence at many bay area

schools. you are unfortunately correct. good morning to laura and marcus hayward high. behind me here says they are going to have more campus security people on campus to make the campus feel more secure. this is after two kids here were stabbed during a lunchtime fight. that was this past monday. so a couple of days ago, three students were arguing when one pulled out a knife and cut the other two students. both of those students who were injured went to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. here's a parent who is concerned for her own child's safety. after hearing about monday's knife attack. you don't want to lose a child, especially to violence like this, especially when you trust the people you know, you drop them off here and they're responsible for taking care of our babies and they don't. hayward police is investigating. they did question the student who allegedly stabbed the other student. so far, no arrests. we've learned new details about an attack this past friday at dublin high school. police say a

15 year old student who was assaulted on campus was first confronted by a parent. investigators say the parent and four teens who were wearing hoodies followed a student into the boy's locker room. that's when the group allegedly assaulted him, then took off. paramedics did rush that student to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. dublin police have not identified the teens involved in the attack, but say they are between the ages of 16 and 19 years old. pd does not believe that this was a random attack and they do continue to investigate and you might recall last week, a student at san francisco's galileo high school was shot just off campus. one witness says. witness says they saw two teenagers fighting when one of those teenagers pulled out a gun. the injured student was expected to recover. it's not clear if the suspected teenage shooter is also a student. police have not commented on whether they've identified the shooter or if there's been an arrest. reporting live here

outside hayward high bob redell. today in the bay. very, very concerning what's going on at these schools. all right. thank you very much, bob. 5.34 right now. new details. this morning on the mother and son killed monday in a wrong-way head-on crash in the south bay. authorities have still not officially identified the victims, but an email sent to the parents by san jose summit tahoma charter school confirms the 14 year old was a freshman there, and one of the mother's coworkers confirms she worked remotely and had gone to pick up her son from school. chilling video shows a pickup truck headed in the wrong direction on northbound highway 85 prior to this crash. the chp says the pickup driver is still in the hospital with major injuries at this point. now for this crash, we are definitely looking at felony manslaughter charges. there may be additional charges that that result as a as the investigation continues, officers are still looking into whether the driver was under the

influence of alcohol or drugs and say he has a previous arrest record, including a dui, earlier this year. they say he was cited for driving without a license. happening now a deadly shooting in the east bay is under investigation. this happened shortly before four in the afternoon yesterday on 25th and international boulevard in oakland. police say that someone shot the victim in the parking lot of a dollar tree store. if you have any information about this shooting, you are asked to call oakland police. well, the owner of a vallejo bridal shop is expressing new gratitude this morning. this is for a good samaritan who actually stepped in to help stop a suspected thief. that theft caught on camera. this happened in the early morning hours last friday at alexis floral bridal on tennessee street. now those cameras actually capturing the intruder, smashing the windows in the glass door, causing thousands of dollars in damage. well, the store owner says that workers were alerted by an alarm system and quickly responded.

but so did a man who lives nearby who actually saw what was happening and intervened. he actually stopped that suspect, and then helped them at the doorway until police arrived. we were able to communicate with the vigilante that a lot of people are, you know, calling the batman. you know, we've been in contact with them and, you know, we've we've, you know, said thank you. police tell us the unidentified suspect was already wanted for a previous burglary. they also say he had about $300 in stolen merchandise. now, to a live look at the state capitol. lawmakers have until midnight saturday to pass new legislation. one bill moving closer to the governor's desk may help people make it in the bay. a state senate committee is advancing a bill which would allow undocumented immigrants to apply for the state's first time home buyer assistance program. some republicans are expressing concerns over the bill, saying more applicants could take money away from veterans and documented immigrants. the full assembly must now give the

proposal the green light before it is sent to governor newsom's desk. well, excitement is hitting a fever pitch in the city of light paralympics began today in paris, and we are just a few hours away from the opening ceremony. now, the games have already set a record for the most tickets sold. 4500 athletes set to compete across 22 sports over 11 days. team usa swimmer olivia chambers will be a force to reckon with because she suffers from an eye condition and uses a guide dog, but she says being in the water brings out her own animal within. once i hit the water, i just get right into it. you know the feel of the water, as we say, and you just go. i like to cheer myself on a lot, just in my mind. there's just something different about diving in the water and being in your own lane. you're in your own world. being one with the water there. you can actually keep up with all the action on peacock. the opening ceremony streams live at

10:00 this morning. for a look at the paris forecast for day one of the paralympics, we want to turn it over to meteorologist kari hall. now, kari, it was a pretty hot during the olympics. before with the paralympics. how are they looking? it looks like it's still going to be a little bit humid, but we are seeing some cooler temperatures, at least for now. the highs will be very normal for this time of year. upper 70s partly to mostly cloudy into the day tomorrow because we know it's already afternoon there. we are looking at our temperatures in the upper 70s now. over the next few days we will have to watch out for afternoon showers, pop up thunderstorms, but overall we're not seeing any extreme heat there, which will be great for those outdoor events here at home. we have been dealing with some hot weather and we're starting out all clear as the sun rises this morning. we are going to see quickly warming up. and here's a look at some of our east bay high temperatures for today. oakland will hit a high of 81 degrees, but 91 in martinez, 95 in pleasanton in antioch at 98 degrees. in union

city, we can expect a high of 87 degrees with sunshine. we'll talk about the labor day weekend coming up. and mike, you're still tracking that car fire in oakland? yeah, no injuries reported. and it sounds like the driver of that car was nearby. but outside the vehicle, that's great. we do unfortunately have a lot more slowing. that's starting to build north 880. the fifth embarcadero exit is closed. so is the slow lane there. the right lane as you're traveling north and your commute direction, you may want to exit over at 29th and take international or other city streets. see those speed sensors we have show that's okay for that major surface street. if you don't do that, you can take a chance and see if it's open by the time you get there. but if you don't get that exit, you can again get up toward oak street. that should be okay. getting to downtown oakland as well. that's early downtown anyway. 6:00. we should see more traffic start to kick in the east shore freeway. no real issues through richmond. typical standard bill for 37 and a build now for highway four. a gradual a much more gradual than yesterday. there is a build for some slowing on the incline for the bay bridge, but no backup

visible at the toll plaza yet. so we'll look ahead to the day. in the city we have two concerts tonight, so no over here. chase center does have one concert going on, but look over here. this is more of my time. def leppard yes, that's the way you really spell it. if you didn't know, def leppard and journey will have the concert. both of these concerts, though, they're just after 6:00, so maybe it's for my age. anyway, we're looking over here toward the rest of the bay, a smooth flow of traffic down to the south bay does kick in with the slowing and another concert peso pluma at sap center. lots of music back to you. i like that they're a little early. yeah maybe that will start a trend, but they all come out so late. yeah, it all evens out. all right, well, have you seen this? torrential rains. they trigger a landslide in southern italy. coming up, a desperate search now underway. and we've got a look at some of the first video of the damage. and right here, the key finding for a deadline. the action california families must take soon. this is to receive reimbursement for their children's lunches. we'll have a full wrap up of what's happening on the campaign trail, and a ten

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we expect over the next several hours. it's in the upper 50s. now, nice and clear, and we'll see a lot of sunshine today. we

have the next few hours to get in those outdoor activities before temperatures, heat up at noon. we're at 84 degrees and we're headed back to close to 90 degrees. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates and cooler temperatures ahead coming up. and we are looking at a better situation. that dump truck that hit what it was part of a structure at the six 8580 at the dublin interchange. well, crews inspected the sign. that's all they were worried about. it's okay. all lanes just reopened. heading north on 680. should get better. but look at the slower drive right now from before you get to bernal. so just north of sunol boulevard, up to the dublin interchange, 680 will be recovering again as crews and the crash have both cleared at 580. thanks so much, kari and mike. it is 5:45 right now. new video to show you. searchers looking for a missing woman and her adult son in southern italy following a landslide. it happened in a small town about 20 miles northeast of naples. the pair were traveling in a three wheeler. crews found that

wreckage in the mud. the landslide also forced several people from their homes. well, now to decision 2024. and the controversy over donald trump's appearance at the arlington national cemetery earlier this week. yes, this is really interesting, scott mcgrew joins us now. the cemetery says there was some sort of incident. that's exactly how they're phrasing it. good morning, npr. the first to report a cemetery official tried to restrict a trump photographer. the cemetery will only say, quote, there was an incident and a report was filed, which obviously we're trying to see that report. cemetery rules say you are not supposed to use the cemetery as a backdrop for campaigns. trump was there on monday to mark the third anniversary of the withdrawal from afghanistan. it was a solemn ceremony as you see, at the tomb of the unknowns. and trump did not make any speeches there. but there were also photos taken in a restricted area called area 60, where some of the 13 u.s. service members who were killed on that last day are buried.

this picture taken by the governor of utah. a thumbs up with family members at the grave of marine taylor hoover from salt lake city. the trump campaign said it had written permission for a professional photographer to be in area 60, and that it had video proof. the cemetery worker was at fault for trying to stop them from taking photos. a despicable individual says the trump campaign spokesperson, steven cheung. special counsel jack smith has revised the indictment against trump, filed in washington, d.c. the one that covers trump's attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. smith narrowed the indictment, adjusting for the recent supreme court decision that presidents do have immunity for some acts. so i don't think that it's changing anything legally. i think it's clearly an effort to try to do more election interference from jack smith. he should be ashamed of himself. it's one of the reasons why we have to win, because he should not be anywhere near power. okay. on a much lighter note, something that's been on my

calendar for a while now. it was ten years ago today. president obama startled the world by wearing a tan suit. obama's press secretary defended the decision, pointing out it was just a few days before labor day, and historians point out ronald reagan wore brown suits all the time. but social media, which was somewhat new at the time, would not let it go. president obama even mentioned the moment years later. off the top of his very last press conference. good afternoon everybody. let me start off by saying that i was sorely tempted to wear a tan suit today for my last press conference. but michelle, whose fashion sense is a little better than mine, tells me that's not appropriate in january. the tan suit controversy. 50 shades of beige is so memorable. a lot of people took notice when kamala harris showed up to the first night of the democratic national

convention, wearing a tan suit. coincidence? throwback. now harris's meme game is really strong, but will likely never know. looking at the calendar, senator vance will speak this morning in erie, pennsylvania, then head to wisconsin. governor walz will be in boston with firefighters there. vice president harris will be in savannah, georgia. and tomorrow harrison walz is going to sit down with cnn for an interview. marcus. all right. thanks, scott. well, as children start a new school year, it is a reminder of the dangers of e-cigarettes. and the health class film guy isn't the best person to talk to your kid about vaping. the american lung association and ad council just released a series of psa to remind parents that they are the best to talk to their kids about the risks of vaping. and according to the lung association, more than 2 million kids use e-cigarettes, 4000 try them each day. the lung association reminds us that e-cigarettes contain harmful

ingredients along with nicotine, which is addictive. kids don't quite understand the health consequences of vaping, and they get hooked before they understand even the physiology of their lung and how their lung works. the thing, the main thing they don't understand is that that liquid cartridge has as much nicotine as 20 cigarettes. and so that's the addictive part of this, is that nicotine gets you hooked. and so they continue to look for that nicotine. wow. now you can learn more about the dangers of e-cigarettes by logging on to talk about vaping.org. you know how expensive it can be to feed a family. and with summer wrapping up, there's still time to apply to receive assistance for your children's food expenses. but the clock is ticking. california sun box program awards $120 per child to cover summer lunch expenses for families who qualify. they have until this saturday to apply for a debit

card. recipients have 122 days to use those funds for groceries, and are encouraged to use it before other calfresh benefits. given the timeline, you can head to the california department of social services website for more information. well family goes outside of their comfort zone to do something good for a former inmate once convicted of murder. the good deed came with life changing results. garvin thomas has the story and this morning's bay area proud. good morning everyone. i have a fascinating story to share with you. it's about a program run by impact justice, an oakland nonprofit. it matches those who have just been released from prison with families willing to rent them rooms in their homes for six months. it's called the homecoming project, and we met one family who welcomed in joey kwon after he was released. after serving 23 years for second degree murder. joey says it has given him a stable place from where he can rebuild his life, but it has grown into so much more. joey and the family have become so close. he has

continued living with them for more than two years, and even travels with the family. you can experience the whole story at nbc bay area .com/ bay area proud, as well as hundreds of other stories of people being good to each other in the bay area thanks, garvin. all right. you know what time it is again? it is time to clear the shelters. today we have a very special dog to introduce you to meet sahara, a husky who's been sheltered. get this at the peninsula humane society for more than two years. she needs that forever home. what a cutie. i know, it's so cute. look, you can find a full list of all the pets up for adoption right now. take your phone. point it right there to the qr code on your screen. it's going to take you to our website so you can learn more about the adoption process, as well as how you can donate to some of the bay area shelters. if you're not necessarily looking for a dog right now, or cat or rabbit or whatever kind of animal, or you can just go to nbc bay area.com/clear the

shelters. they have everything you can think about at some of these events. guinea pigs. what do we see? a roosters were on the last list in milpitas. i think they have those. yeah i was like, that has to be san martin. oh that's right, it was. it was san martin. it depends on roosters. check your city ordinances. yeah, yeah, you are correct. fresh eggs. all right. all right. so we've got some hot weather out there. you want to make sure all of your pets have extra water today. and you grab a water bottle too, and stay hydrated. we're also monitoring the air quality, which sometimes tends to suffer when we get these high temperatures and a lot of heat. we're going to see moderate air quality across the bay area looking a little hazy out there. and for mountain view we'll see temperatures in the low 60s to start as we go throughout the day, it's going to be heating up again, going up to 80 at lunchtime and then into the mid 80s for later today. now some temperatures still pretty hot, but we're not as hot as yesterday. each day we're going to see those temperatures coming down a couple of degrees. so today for morgan hill we're

looking at a high of 92 and will be in the mid 90s for east san jose. look for those upper 90s again for antioch as well as concord walnut creek 96 degrees. martinez will hit a high today of 91. still really hot. there and some mid 80s for hayward, but it's going to be very comfortable for half moon bay and then for much of the peninsula, we're in the mid 80s in san francisco, 70 in the marina district, and for the north bay, 91 in santa rosa and 102 in ukiah. so look at what happens as we get closer to the weekend. we're seeing the high pressure now, but an area of low pressure, this will be a storm system with some cooler temperatures. and with its counterclockwise wind flow, that's going to help bring in some more of that cool sea breeze air into the bay area and bring down the temperatures, at least for a little while. so take a look at napa. it will be in the mid 90s today, low 90s through saturday, but then sunday we're going to drop it

down to the 80s and we'll see that continue into labor day. and then right after that it gets hot again. so we are not completely done with the heat, but at least we do get a brief break in time for the weekend. getting out there and enjoying a long holiday weekend. while san francisco will see some mild temperatures continuing through that 7-day forecast. mike, do you have another backup developing? we do now. it's about that time, right? we're approaching 6:00, so we expect to see the build up here at the toll plaza. the metering lights turned on at regular time. nothing dramatic. a smooth drive until you get to the end of the 880 overcrossing as well. that's developing. hopefully another actually, perhaps two more should be clearing as we speak. maybe by 615 we should see full recovery for westbound 24. there's a quick traffic break after a crash in the middle of the roadway. no injuries reported. i'll track that portion of 24. we see these speed sensors below me. they're all improving. northbound 880. this has been cleared from the blotter. the earlier car fire and closure of the slow lane, as well as the fifth exit there.

that should be again reopened to folks heading to downtown oakland. the rest of the bay moves smoothly, except for there's still slowing north 680 approaching 580 from the overnight crew. that's clearing back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now, the turf war in the south bay is being called off. at least temporarily. santa clara county board of supervisors delayed a vote on a potential ban of artificial turf. who won't hear that topic up for discussion with supervisors again until january? supporters of the ban say that the turf is a health risk for children due to the chemicals used in it, but others argue that implementing such a change would actually set back sports teams. santa clara public health is acknowledging health concerns, but says that there isn't enough evidence to support a full ban. the city of san francisco is pushing ahead with school closures. up next, at 6:00 on today in the bay, the pushback the school board received weeks ahead of a major announcement. and a police officer killed in the line of duty. the way one family in southern california is honoring the officer following a fiery

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police officer are set to stand trial. a first look at what we can expect to play out in court. we are here for today one reason and one reason alone. we are. students are not getting the support that they desperately need. frustration in san francisco as district leaders confirm plans to shut down schools. the updated timeline following a night of protest and bay area heat continues, but not for long. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the changes we all can expect as we