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all those who believe. welcome to the first day of the new month. a live look outside from our emeryville camera towards a cloudy, foggy san francisco. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. looking cool out there. although behind both of us you can see some sunshine breaking through. yeah, we have some patchy clouds starting to roll their way back in this morning. good morning kara. good morning everyone. san jose we see the peeks of sunshine starting to shine on through downtown, and sfo could be busy out there as people try to get to their labor day monday. destinations. that fog is starting to roll in over mount san bruno there, but santa rosa, my goodness it is foggy up there. be careful with the visibility. that is about nothing right there. 101 and it is sweater weather and sleeping in kind of weather. i'll put us in some upper 70s and 80s though, as we get into our daytime highs up there in the north bay, as well as over on

into the east bay and the south bay. cool and breezy throughout the coast. now we are expecting some changes after labor day. we're talking about triple digit temperatures in some places, so i'll be back with those details in a few minutes. keir, back to you. cynthia thanks. people in the bay area and across the sports world waking up with hope this morning that 49ers ricky pearsall will make a full recovery. the rising star was shot yesterday in san francisco's union square when a teenager tried to rob him. the 49ers top draft pick is in serious but stable condition, and that suspected teen gunman is in police custody in the hospital as well. this, as we are eight days away from the 49ers first game of the season and san francisco city leaders are vowing accountability and safety at the popular tourist spot. today, in the bay's marianne favro reports from outside san francisco, general ricky pearsall remains in stable condition this morning after he was shot in the chest yesterday afternoon. a shoe, a bullet

casing and bullet holes in a wall left behind after san francisco 49ers ricky pearsall was shot saturday afternoon. police say a 17 year old boy with a gun tried to rob pearsall near union square, and the two fought a struggle between mr. pearsall and the suspect ensued and the suspect's gun struck. gunfire from the suspect's gun struck both mr. pearsall and the subject. both were transported to san francisco general hospital. pearsall was shot in the chest and is stable. so is the suspect, who is from tracee. mayor london breed spoke out about the shooting. this was a terrible and rare incident in union square and our thoughts are with ricky pearsall and his family. he has a bright future and i look forward to seeing him recover and get back on the field. district attorney brooke jenkins vowing to announce

charges against the suspect next week. there will be accountability for those who commit these types of acts in san francisco. late saturday, pearson's father arrived at san francisco general with a police escort. 49ers general manager john lynch and other team leaders came to the hospital as well to offer support to the 23 year old rookie. police chief scott says there is no evidence that the suspect targeted pearsall because he is a pro football player in san francisco. marianne favro nbc bay area news. and as we've been reporting, thanks, mariam. this all happened a block from union square, one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots and a busy spot during the holiday season which is coming up upon us. the san francisco police chief is vowing to make sure all people feel safe there. today in the bay's alyssa goard continues our team coverage. the scene is clear, but word of the shooting

has spread quickly and lots of people are actually coming up to us here and wanting to talk about what happened. this exact spot here on the street was marked with blood evidence, markers, a shoe and a hat here on the sidewalk on geary, right near grant. this is only a block away from union square. the city began boosting law enforcement presence around union square several years ago in the wake of high profile robberies, with extra patrols happening around the holiday season. police chief bill scott said that having that extra presence in union square plus extra patrols nearby, helped to apprehend the suspect in this case quickly. still, he says, after this incident, you will be seeing more police nearby. usually when things like this happen, people get very get get anxiety and we want to make sure that the public knows that we're there for them. so we will increase that deployment. and we were going to do that during the holiday season anyway. but we're

going to move that up. and san francisco's police chief says there are actually lots of surveillance cameras in this area around union square. and police will be going through the surveillance video and combing through any details that they can add to their investigation. in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc, bay area news. many of peirsol's teammates are reacting to the shooting, including niners star deebo samuel. about an hour after the attempted robbery and shooting, he tweeted, quote, he's good, thank god. and long snapper taybor pepper wrote, quote, glad to hear ricky is stable. district attorney brooke jenkins, meanwhile, as marianne mentioned, says she expects to file charges against that suspect this week in juvenile court. we will continue to bring you the latest updates on pearsall's recovery and those charges on our website, nbcbayarea.com, as well as on our nbc bay area app. a follow up now on a beloved family owned

hardware store. last weekend, it was largely gutted by a fire, and over the last few days, burglars targeted it twice. great wall hardware has been in san francisco's outer sunset for more than 40 years. the owner, albert chow, tells us the store on taraval street caught fire last weekend, and even though it was heavily damaged, it was burglarized three days ago and again friday night. chow tells us the burglars went through everything, including two attached apartments above the store. neighbors tell us chow is a well loved leader in their community. they hope the store between 28th and 29th avenues will recover and reopen soon. federal investigators are looking into what caused a deadly plane crash in the north bay. they are heading there today. it happened in novato at gnoss field airport just before four yesterday afternoon. the marin county sheriff's office tells us a small plane was

taking off and for some reason, crash landed into a hangar bursting into flames. the pilot was killed. he was the only person on board. the faa and ntsb are investigating. a busy stretch of 580 is back open after a freeway shooting in oakland. it happened in broad daylight two yesterday afternoon on eastbound 580 near seminary avenue. the chp says two people in the car were shot. they were taken to the hospital. no word on how they're doing. we're also waiting to hear if any arrests have been made and we are following devastating developing news out of the middle east, where israeli forces have recovered six bodies in gaza. late last night, the family of israeli-american hostage hirsh goldberg-polin announced that his body was among those found. poland was born in berkeley and his family was featured at the dnc, pleading for his and other

hostages safe return. the grim discovery comes as israel and hamas appear close to a ceasefire deal. president biden voiced optimism for a deal. reacting to news of hersh goldberg-polin death. biden wrote a statement that reads in part, i am devastated and outraged. hersh was among the innocents brutally attacked while attending a music festival for peace in israel on october seventh. it is a tragic. it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake. hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. still optimistic because the leaders of both have led and met, and both in egypt are people are continuing to meet, and we think we can close the deal. they've all said they agree on the principles. so keep your fingers crossed. the two sides have come close several times before, but

there has been no deal nor trade in nine months. now to a follow up to a story we brought you yesterday morning, the city of oakland has met its deadline in the sale of the a's coliseum to an entertainment group. that announcement, coming from mayor sheng thao late yesterday, and the african american sports entertainment group, the league has agreed to pay the city of oakland $105 million as part of a major redevelopment plan for the coliseum. critically, this sale is a major part of the mayor's plan to close oakland's budget deficit. if it hadn't been signed by today, the city may have had to been forced to make major cuts. this announcement comes after the group already closed a deal with the a's for their stake in the coliseum. 710 right now. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with kristen welker, who has a pview ofre

i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit.

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ro khanna from silicon valley has been seen in interviews saying he's advised the harris-walz campaign on crypto and the importance of digital assets. and he's also been vocal about harris's stance on the war in gaza. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the press. hi, kristen. as always, great to see you this morning. you had an exclusive interview with our local congressman, representative khanna. i'm wondering if you can give us a sort of look at what he was telling you this morning in terms of what he believes the harris-walz ticket needs to do to focus on between now and november. well, we did start off kira by talking about the devastating news those six hostages discovered to have been killed by hamas, including israeli american hersh

goldberg-polin. so he talked about how devastated he was to learn that. and he also talked about the importance of bringing this conflict to an end and to getting a hostage deal. and he talked about when you think about your initial question, what does he want to see from the harris candidacy and a potential harris administration? look, he said he wants her to reevaluate the policy as it relates to the middle east. he thinks that aid should be conditioned. and so those are among the things that he has been pushing for, both publicly and privately. so we talk about all of that. it's a really fascinating conversation. but again, just zooming out, just the devastation of the day, waking up to this horrific news that those six precious lives were lost in gaza. and indeed, we've been following hersh's his parents story. he was born here in the bay area, and of course, our hearts go out to all those victims families. kristen, as always, thanks for that preview.

we look forward to seeing you in about 45 minutes from now. we hope you join christian for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she will have those exclusive interviews with representative ro khanna as well as senator tom cotton. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after this newscast. and coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at the tactics. some supporters are using to try to sway the campaigns. all right. the legislative session is now over. we've reported on this yesterday morning. one issue on the governor's priority list did not make last night's deadline. governor newsom had called a special session to give lawmakers more time to act on legislation to help prevent gas price spikes. on wednesday, newsom's plan was written into senate bill 950, but the assembly had not yet considered

it. the bill would have authorized the california energy commission to require oil refiners to maintain a minimum fuel reserve in order to avoid supply shortages that create high gas prices. chevron opposes the plan, writing in a letter that it would erode energy infrastructure and increase gas prices in nevada and arizona, two bills connected to reparations were pulled at the last minute last night, leading to protests inside the state capitol. protesters gathered after the black caucus decided to postpone action on two measures that would have created a fund and an agency to distribute reparations. demonstrators confronted black caucus chair lori wilson, who is from the north bay. wilson says the bills need more work. lawmakers did end up passing a bill that allows for the return of land or compensation to those whose property was unjustly seized by the government, as

well as a bill that issues a formal apology for laws and practices that have harmed black people. now to alameda county, where there is a new phone scam warning from the sheriff. they say someone is calling people impersonating a deputy and asking you to give them information to resolve a legal matter in a voicemail from the scammer that. nbc bay area has listened to. they claim that there a lieutenant from alameda county, and they need you to call them back on the sheriff's office non-emergency line for a time sensitive legal matter. if you do the sheriff's office says scammers may try to trick you by confusing you with some facts. so you're going to have truths with some lies. the truth would have been, yes, our substation is located at 15,001 foothill boulevard. the lie is there is no lieutenant owens johnson or whatever name they give you. the

sheriff's office is urging anyone who gets these calls to contact them directly, meaning look up their number and call that number if the call is fake. the victim can make a report with the alameda county sheriff's department right away. cal fire and the california department of corrections got a shout out from a reality star, kim kardashian and her sister kendall jenner were in the cierra this week. kardashian shared these pictures on instagram. the sisters visited incarcerated fire camps in amador and el dorado counties. camp participants support state, local and federal agencies responses to emergencies, including fires. the program can also be an important part of an incarcerated person's rehabilitation. new this morning, new research says catching up on sleep on the weekends may come with added health benefits. in fact, sleeping in on the weekends may significantly decrease the risk

of heart disease. research by the european society of cardiology congress in london found people who got the most sleep on the weekend were 19% less likely to develop heart disease. a recent gallup poll found only 42% of u.s. adults get as much sleep as they need, and that includes the two of us. we do not get as much sleep as we need. throw that out the window for us. bad news for us. good news for everyone at home. watching in bed right now. we'll live vicariously through our viewers. get enough sleep? exactly. but hey, some of our cameras are looking like sleeping in weather. look at santa rosa, kira. look at that low visibility through 101 up there. we are looking at some of the fog starting to make its return as we go through this morning. and i'll tell you what's happening. i don't know if you can see it right there. that's kind of the a little blob of clouds that are rotating counterclockwise. what's that? what that going to do is it's going to bring in more of that onshore wind and some cloud cover. so keeping temperatures a

little bit cooler today we'll watch it peel back though of course typical back towards the coastline around mid-morning and then give way to a nice afternoon. you may notice some high clouds at times, but overall a stunning sunday first day of the of the new month for us. the winds though are going to pick up, so if you have any picnic plans, might want to hold down those napkins or it could be a good day to air out the laundry instead of using the dryer. we're looking at winds through the petaluma gap, through the delta could be gusty at times. 20 to 30 miles an hour, but then it should calm down for the evening time. still remaining though into parts of the delta as far as our temperatures here, hour by hour for us, we are looking at a pretty mild below average sunday. we'll do 70s by the middle of the afternoon in the north bay, east bay and the south bay. cool and towards the coast and the peninsula and those mid 60s and our afternoon highs are going to stay below average. we'll do 80 in santa rosa, 79 in napa, 82 in concord. and we'll do also those mid 80s

through parts of morgan hill and gilroy, 78, in downtown san jose. and we'll keep it in the upper 60s through san mateo and out towards half moon bay. it will be breezy, but enjoy that, because in the next couple of days we're going to be wishing that that natural ac was with us for our labor day monday. we are looking at temperatures in not much change from today will be just a little bit warmer. not too much. it will be nice and comfortable to enjoy those outdoor plans. we will start the morning with some coastal fog and some drizzle, but then give way to some 70s and 80s inland and nice and comfortable by the water. here's where we need that natural ac and when it's back to school and back to work for everybody. and when we want to make it like a pool day for our labor day holiday won't be until tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we're looking at the heat ramping up a lot of triple digits on the board. ukiah concord, fairfield. we could reach those down here in the south bay as well, and look at the bay 83, in san francisco to 90 in hayward, and it continues through there. on wednesday, i

think most of that peak will be saturated. heat will be saturated through parts of solano county up towards the north bay as well. and that brings, of course, some fire danger concerns. so please as well as keeping yourself hydrated and just aware of the heat on our bodies, make sure that we're keeping an eye on those hills over the next couple of days. and i just see it continuing on into thursday as well. temperatures for today and tomorrow in the 80s, and then it just skyrockets right there tuesday, wednesday and thursday and even into next weekend. well, by friday, still in the 90s in some places we won't start to feel that cooling until we get on into saturday. and just san francisco. as stunning as it is, people in the city don't have ac, so it's going to be a little bit of a struggle to cool ourselves down. the beaches are going to be packed for sure. it really is a struggle with no ac. all right, cynthia, thanks. i need to quickly get to some breaking news. this morning that workers at some of the bay area's busiest hotels are now on strike. this is a live look at

san francisco's hilton and union square right now. a union that represents 3000 workers is joining 10,000 workers nationwide in walking off their jobs today in san francisco. that strike will impact the marriott, the hilton, which you're looking at right now, and hyatt hotels, including the westin, saint francis, the marriott. union square and the hilton in union square. pay raises, workloads and staffing cuts are at the core of the strike. we also know in the south bay, san jose hotel workers are on strike this morning. this includes employees at the doubletree and the insignia in san jose. the three day strike will affect housekeepers, front desk agents, cooks, servers and bellmen. at 723 right now, there is much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, as we've been following, ricky pearsall remains in the san francisco hospital in serious but stable condition. we look at what this

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(♪♪) as we told you earlier in the newscast, 49ers receive a rookie. pearsall is recovering after being shot in an attempted robbery near union square. the soon to be 24 year old was selected 31st overall in the first round of april's nfl draft. he missed most of training camp in all three preseason games due to a hamstring injury and a partially dislocated shoulder joint. he returned to practice this week, but was wearing a non-contact blue jersey because of his shoulder injury that dates back to college. he gives the 49ers another good receiver with good hands. he's also six one. he's a little bit taller than deebo and brandon aiyuk. now pearsall will be sidelined. it's unknown just how long pearsall will be sidelined as he recovers from his gunshot injuries. the 49ers

kick off the season a week from monday at home against the new york jets. henderson in motion. and it's jayden ots skipping to the outside to the edge. jayden out. he's in. touchdown california! jayden ott finds the end zone for his second touchdown. cal dominates uc davis in the second half. the golden bears win their season opener and first game as a member of the acc. 31 to 13 at oracle park. the giants taking on the marlins. bottom eight michael conforto goes on a power trip. the solo home run makes it a one run ball game, but the giants would go quietly in the ninth. miami wins it 4 to 3. the giants are just three and six in their last nine games. heartbreak for the a's. deep in the heart of texas. tied at two with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth. leody taveras goes back up the box. the rangers walk it off. they beat the a's 3 to 2. trying to play it through for pellegrino.

there is boxall. astray juda right place at the right time. sunny buddha scores his first mls goal, tying the score at one one, but minnesota would answer with a goal in the second half. minnesota united beat san jose 2 to 1. that's a look at your morning sports i'm anthony flores for today in the bay. anthony thanks. 727 right now we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up a 49ers shot in a botched robbery attempt in san francisco. we have an update on the condition of top draft pick ricky pearsall and the teenager accused of shooting him.tay with us. we'll s

first rabbit, rabbit, rabbit. as we start the new month, sunshine over san francisco. looks like a really nice morning out there.

putting the sun in sunday. thanks so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. although you say it's good sleeping in weather, so hopefully people are inside bundled up. yeah, with us depending on where you are though, because san francisco there some cameras are nice and sunny. also walnut creek right behind me to get our day started in the east bay, but parts of santa rosa up towards petaluma. those cameras are starting to get a little bit socked in with the fog, so just careful with that. visibility changes as you get your sunday plans started here. first day of the month and we're going to keep those temperatures slightly below average. we'll do 80 there in santa rosa, 82 in concord compared to the 87 for this time of the year, 68 in san francisco, 80 in livermore. for you today and 78 in downtown san jose. so it will be a bit cooler today. also for tomorrow. nothing to write home about as you take your labor day monday off. it will just be a few degrees warmer. nothing crazy, but here's where the crazy starts as we go on into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we're

going to be getting some heat returning to the bay area, the bay side into some 70s and 80s, possibly 90s and the valleys. some triple digit temperatures. so i'll walk you through the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. keir, back to you. all right, cynthia, thanks. we'll see you soon. we return to that breaking news this morning. workers at some of the bay area's busiest hotels are now on strike. this is the union's twitter page. the union that represents 3000 local workers is joining 10,000 colleagues nationwide. and walking off the job today in san francisco. the strike will impact the westin saint francis, the marriott union square and hilton union square. at issue, pay workloads and staffing cuts. san jose hotel employees also are on strike. this morning. we know those include workers at the doubletree and the signia by hilton. this three day strike will impact housekeepers, front desk agents, cooks, servers and bellmen. and as we continue to

follow our other top story, the bay area and the sports world in shock this morning as the 49ers are rallying around their rookie ricky pearsall, who was shot during an attempted robbery near union square in san francisco. this coming just about eight days from the start of their season. both pearsall and the teenage suspect who tried to rob him are in the hospital. city leaders are now vowing accountability and safety at that popular tourist spot. today, in the bay's marianne favro reports from san francisco general ricky pearsall remains in stable condition this morning after he was shot in the chest yesterday afternoon. a shoe, a bullet casing and bullet holes in a wall left behind after san francisco 49ers ricky pearsall was shot saturday afternoon. police say a 17 year old boy with a gun tried to rob pearsall near union square, and the two

fought a struggle between mr. pearsall and the suspect ensued and the suspect's gun struck. gunfire from the suspect's gun struck both mr. pearsall and the subject. both were transported to san francisco general hospital. pearsall was shot in the chest and is stable. so is the suspect, who is from tracee. mayor london breed spoke out about the shooting. this was a terrible and rare incident in union square and our thoughts are with ricky pearsall and his family. he has a bright future and i look forward to seeing him recover and get back on the field. district attorney brooke jenkins vowing to announce charges against the suspect next week. there will be accountability for those who commit these types of acts in san francisco. late saturday, pearson's father arrived at san francisco general with a police escort. 49ers general manager john lynch and other team

leaders came to the hospital as well to offer support to the 23 year old rookie. police chief scott says there is no evidence that the suspect targeted pearsall because he is a pro football player in san francisco. marianne favro nbc bay area news. and as we've been reporting, this all happened a block from the center of union square. of course, one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots. once the scene was cleared last night, our crew saw blood evidence markers, a shoe and a hat. the city began boosting law enforcement presence around union square just a couple years ago, in the wake of all those high profile, high end robberies. extra patrols, especially, will be coming around the holiday season, but police chief bill scott says that having that extra presence in union square plus extra patrols nearby, help to apprehend that teenage suspect so quickly. they say it

was within three minutes. still, the chief says after this attack, you'll be seeing more police in union square. usually when things like this happen, people get very get get anxiety, and we want to make sure that the public knows that we're there for them. so we will increase that deployment. and we were going to do that during the holiday season anyway. but we're going to move that up. union square of course, being one of the city's most popular tourist destinations and many tourists came up to our cruise last night stopping to look at the crime scene, asking questions. one woman we spoke with from australia was startled to learn she was so close to a shooting. it's just something completely foreign to me. like australia has quite strict gun laws. it's just something i've never seen before. so i can feel completely out of place at the moment. just. just just shocked to be

honest. san francisco's police chief noted there are surveillance cameras all across union square. investigators will be combing through the video as the investigation continues to ensure that teen was acting alone. if not, they say they will find the other suspects. district attorney jenkins, as marianne mentioned, is expected to file charges this coming week in juvenile court. we will continue to bring you the latest updates on ricky pearsall recovery on our website, nbcbayarea.com. federal investigators are looking into what caused a deadly plane crash in the north bay. it happened yesterday in novato at gnoss field airport just before four in the afternoon. the marin county sheriff's office tells us a small plane was taking off and for unknown reasons, crash landed into a hangar bursting into flames. the pilot was killed. he was the only one on board. the faa and the ntsb are now investigating. a fire at an

oakland apartment building is now out. this video of the two alarm fire. oakland fire telling us the flames ignited around 830 last night on 17th street and 19th avenue. 50 firefighters were called to battle the flames. it took them about an hour to put it out. firefighters say only one person was in the entire building, and they have found a place to stay. the cause of that fire is under investigation. and we continue to follow that developing news out of the middle east, where israeli forces have recovered six bodies in gaza. late last night, the family of israeli-american hostage hersh goldberg-polin announced his body was among those found. poland was born in berkeley. his family was featured at the dnc recently, pleading for his and other hostages safe return. the grim discovery comes as israel and hamas appear close to a

ceasefire deal. president biden is voicing optimism for a deal. he also reacted to the news of goldberg, poland's death, with a statement that reads in part, quote, i am devastated and outraged. hersh was among the innocents brutally attacked while attending a music festival for peace in israel on october 7th. it is as tragic as it is reprehensible. make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. still optimistic because the leaders of both have led and met, and both in egypt are people are continuing to meet. and we think we can close the deal. they've all said they agree on the principles. so keep your fingers crossed. the two sides have come close several times before to a deal, but there have been no deals nor trades of hostages in nine months. back here locally,

an updated version of novavax's covid shot could be available as early as the end of next week. it comes after the fda granted emergency use authorization for the shot on friday. the updated vaccine is authorized for use in individuals 12 and older. it will target the n one strain of the virus. the shots are on track to be available again at the end of this coming week. just about 40 past the hour. still to come on today in the bay. finding the perfect foods for that picky eater. simple steps you can take when your children struggle with eating well and some

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clouds through san jose, livermore and sausalito. we see one of the north towers there, 58 degrees. as you go throughout our day. you might feel it a little bit cooler because of a system offshore that's going to bring in a little bit more wind, especially for the coast. and through the delta. some of our gaps up in petaluma and the altamont pass. so temperatures are also going to stay a little bit below normal. we'll do 79 in napa for today. that looks comfortable 82 in livermore, 85 in morgan hill, 73 in oakland, 77 san jose. and upper 60s. as you make your way towards the beach and into san francisco. speaking of the beach, lots of people going to be making those plans there for today and tomorrow, our labor day. stinson beach and santa cruz look pretty pleasant, as well as monterey just after some morning fog. but look at the transition we start to make after monday into tuesday in places like stinson beach and santa cruz, we're going to start to climb those temperatures up into the upper 70s near 80 as we get ready for a heat wave for our first week

of september. here we go. with our temperatures for labor day, we're going to uptick the temperatures just a little bit. it won't be too crazy. mid 80s for parts of santa rosa over on through concord 86. i've got you there for tomorrow as well as in morgan hill. we'll get some comfortable 70s as we go through the inner bay. 77 in hayward, 71 in san mateo. but here is where the fun begins, and maybe not so fun if we're trying to find our ways to cool down and avoid any fire danger. we're going to see tuesday and wednesday as battling it out for the hottest days of the week. we go on in and look at some more of those triple digit temperatures starting to appear in places like concord up towards ukiah. fairfield valleys are going to be really hot, but not only them, it's a pretty rare event here where we see upper 80s through oakland, san mateo, hayward. i've got you at 89, and it really doesn't start to break apart until we get on into the second half of the week. we'll track some possibly slightly cooler numbers as we go on into next weekend, but for right now,

we are looking at our temperatures over the next couple of days. just spiking after our labor day holiday. upper 90s and hundreds in some places. so we've got to watch for our health and we've got to watch for those low humidities, dry hillsides and really that heat lingering into parts of friday, san francisco will find ways to cool yourself down. if you don't have ac, it's going to be a warm first couple of days into september. all right, cynthia, thanks. it's 44 past the

goal when packing lunches and seeing that food come right back home. today in the bay's marcus washington has some ideas for your picky eater. good morning kira. well, in some cases, good grades are only half the battle for kids. now, back at school, we also have to think about the picky eaters, which the other half of that battle is, of course, staying nourished. experts suggest a number of

strategies there for parents, for example, pick a lunch box depicting your child's favorite character, or have your children practice eating in the amount of time they'll have at school. also, go to the grocery store with your kids. shop together to find those school lunch items, or even allow them to pack their own meals. also, look, don't obsess over what your kids don't eat. here's one speech-language pathologist who actually helps children with feeding and swallowing disorders. think about when you ask your child to put their shoes on or pick up their toys, right? what do they do? they dig their heels in. so the more you pressure them to eat when it's hard for them, the less they're going to want to do it, and then it's going to make eating a stressful relationship, or they're not going to have a good relationship with food. so give them the freedom and the independence to try foods on their own, set them up for success and give them opportunities to do so. but don't pressure them. now, concerned parents always advise to talk to their pediatricians, but the american speech language hearing association also links professionals who can help you

out. now for stories like this, make sure you join me and the today in the bay team starting at 5 a.m. on air monday through friday. you can also watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. we're on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. i'm marcus washington, kira back to you, marcus. thanks. it is 748 right now and we have another gold for team usa at the paris paralympics. it's the final meters and it will be olivia chambers who touches the wall. look at that. 21 year old olivia chambers claiming her first medal. and it was gold at the women's 400 meter freestyle race. she is a rising senior at the university of northern iowa. chambers competes alongside other athletes with vision impairment. the paralympic gold medalist will be back in the pool tomorrow for the 50 meter freestyle and remember, you can watch all of the paralympics action right here on nbc bay area and on peacock. the games continue for one more week until september eighth. we're going to

shift back now to decision 2024. and four years ago, former president donald trump questioned the outcome of the 2020 presidential campaign, calling the election results rigged. now democrats are growing concerned that republicans are planting seeds with legal suits to overturn a trump defeat this fall. democrats saying it's part of a concerted effort to sow distrust of the 2024 results. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. hi, larry, as always, great to see you. can you explain this approach? i can, and you know what's interesting by the way, just following up what you said, kara, 70% of republicans today believe that the election was stolen, 70%. okay. we're talking about, you know, a pretty alienated group of people. now, not all of these guys are trying to interrupt the election. the 2024 election. but there is a small number of republicans who think if they can control who

votes ahead of time, it won't really matter when the election results come out because they'll win. that's different than the last time when so many tried to disrupt the outcome by counting the votes, and they're at it. so if they're trying to essentially stop harris supporters from voting, how are they doing that and where are they doing that? pretty much. and you always look to the battleground states, the battleground states, those seven states that are so important because really all the other decisions have been made in most states. one sided, one way or the other. and in these states we see various activities going on. for example, in north carolina, a battleground state, republicans are trying to stop the election there by by making sure that noncitizens are not on the election rolls. let me tell you something. noncitizens don't vote, but nonetheless, they're making that a case, so to speak. so they're making trouble on that side in arizona, republicans are suing the governor because the governor has decided to add opportunities for mail in drop off boxes and

extend pre pre election voting time. so again they're trying to curb those who vote because they think many of those will be democrats. and another one in georgia. remember georgia. all i need is 11,780 votes. former president said trying to win the election after the fact. well, in georgia, what we see is republicans trying to give county el monte county officials the right to prevent election results from coming in if they have any kind of questions whatsoever. and in fact, all they're supposed to do is count them. that's what their job is. they have other people do that. so there's three examples where republicans are trying to control who votes ahead of time, therefore making it easier to win at the end. not all republicans are doing this. let's be clear. but there's a small group just like there was after 2020 out there being very, very active. so quickly before we let you go, what's being done to prevent this or what can be done? armies armies. democratic

and republican armies. thousands of lawyers ready to pounce on election results and election participation if they think something wrong is going on. so you think elections are, you know, pretty commonplace? we all vote. there are tens of thousands of people out there on both sides of this thing ready to go state by state, precinct by precinct, to make sure the vote is right for them. extremely stressful. as we near november. all right, larry, thanks so much. great to see you. 752 right now. up next, we have a quick look at the top stories we're following, including bay area hotel workers walking off the job right now. this is a live look at the hilton in san francisco's union square.

top 49ers draft pick ricky pearsall is recovering in a san francisco hospital this morning after he was shot in an attempted robbery. sfpd tells us a 17 year old from tracy tried to rob pearsall at gunpoint yesterday afternoon in san francisco's union square. pearsall fought back, and the suspect's gun ended up firing, hitting both pearsall and the gunman. pearsall is in serious but stable condition at sf general because of the suspect's age. their name hasn't been released, but they are in the hospital in police custody.

district attorney brooke jenkins says she will file charges this coming week. federal investigators are looking into what caused a deadly plane crash in the north bay. it happened in novato at gnoss field airport just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the marin county sheriff's office tells us a small plane was taking off but crashed into a hangar, bursting into flames. the pilot, the only person on board, was killed. the faa and ntsb are investigating. and we return to this breaking news out of san francisco, where workers at some of the bay area's busiest hotels are now on strike. you can see them out front of the hilton union square right now. a union that represents 3000 local workers is joining along 10,000 workers nationwide in going on strike, walking off the job today. that includes the westin saint francis marriott, union square and hilton and union square. at issue pay, workload, staffing cuts. san jose hotels the

doubletrnsignia by hilton are also on strike. it will last three days for housekeepers. front desk agents, cooks, servers and bellmen. and before we go, cynthia has one last look at the forecast. labor day tomorrow. labor day, we'll call it a mild monday. and then we are going to get into that september sizzle. we have been talking about tuesday. back to work. back to school. please stay hydrated and watch out for those triple digit temperatures in some spots, even lasting the heat up until friday kira. all right, cynthia, thanks and thanks so much to all of you for making us a part of your sunday morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at five, six and 11. and we are always on at nbcbayarea.com. have a wonderful, safe labor day. we'd love to see you right back here next weekend

this sunday, presidential plans. >> we will move forward. >> vice president kamalaar