football season already and not a satellite dish in sight! i hardly recognize the roofs i grew up on. enough squawkin'! oh great... coach prime! y'all are whining while everyone else is watching nonstop football on directv! tell me! whose house is this? their house? i think they're renting. listen, listen— i know they get easy access to all this football... but you know what you got? what, coach? a crumb bum attitude! now drop and give me twenty! twenty what? hospital on the mend. 49ers

rookie ricky purcell is recovering after being shot in san francisco. the response from mayor london breed about safety at union square also calls for action. massive protests on the streets of israel after six hostages were found dead in gaza, including oakland born hersch goldberg-polin. the growing pressure on prime minister netanyahu to make a deal to bring home the remaining hostages. and a look outside cinthia pimentel is tracking our labor day forecast as you make your plans. this is today in the bay well, good morning and happy monday. happy labor day. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia also has the day off. and there's a lot to get to today. but let's get a start with a look at the fourth forecast. cinthia pimentel is here to tell us what we can expect as we labor. and maybe people are going to be out. absolutely. those of us that are laboring or getting

ready for barbecue plans or anything like that, it will be a mild monday, we'll call it that. but we are starting our morning with a little bit of sweater weather up in petaluma. good morning to you. 52 degrees yesterday morning on today in the bay. the camera was completely socked in with that fog. but we have mostly clear skies for everybody, including up there in the north bay mainly 50s and 60s. as you make your way around the bay, there could be some mist on the windshield, but that should be about it. as we get into some more clearing and mild numbers here by lunchtime. 70s and as you make your afternoon plans, it will be just a touch warmer than what we had yesterday. as we take a look at temperatures in the 80s, mainly through the valleys and 60s and 70s by the bay shore. but look at that there. it says hotter days ahead. we'll talk about the heat wave that starts tomorrow. and lasts for a while. i'll be back with those details in a bit. back to you. thanks a lot, cynthia. new overnight russia launches a major new airstrike in ukraine. explosions rocked the ukrainian capital of kyiv this morning. ukraine's air defense system managed to

intercept a large portion of the barrage. but at this point, at least three people are injured. there are also reports of shrapnel sparking fires and damaging homes. the bombardment was timed with the return to school for many children, and it follows an airstrike by ukraine on russian soil that included targets in moscow. breaking news. just coming into our newsroom, a woman and a dog are dead following a fire at a home in mill valley. investigators tell our photographer at the scene it started after 1230 this morning along alta vista avenue in the hills of tam valley. three dogs were rescued from the home. now the woman was found dead in a bedroom. there is no word on what sparked the fire. today in the bay's thom jensen is on his way to the scene. he will have a live report coming up in about 30 minutes. 503 on your monday morning, san francisco's 49ers rookie ricky pearsall, recovering at home after he was shot over the weekend. and city leaders are

once again promising to keep people safe at union square. that's where police say an armed robber shot pearsall in the chest saturday afternoon. in a facebook post, pursell's mother says her son was incredibly lucky that the gunfire missed his vital organs. police say the 17 year old suspect from tracy was somehow also shot by the same gun. he's also in custody. yesterday, mayor london breed walked through union square thanking officers and vowing to do more to keep people safe. since 2021, we've had an increased presence of police officers in the union square area, which is why when this event occurred, the police responded within a minute. they were within the area. so we typically especially on weekends, we have an increased police presence. but in light of the events yesterday, we've increased it even more. so to address some of the concerns that people might have. police chief bill scott says there are no signs the suspect knew who he

was targeting, but the investigation is ongoing. district attorney brooke jenkins expects to file charges this week. our bob redell gathering, the latest details. he'll be here in the next half hour with a complete report this morning. israel is still mourning following the discovery of the bodies of six people held by hamas. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets over the past 24 hours, demanding israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu do more to bring the remaining hostages home. now, one of those hostages killed was an oakland born man, hersh goldberg-polin. his parents are expected to bury him. their only son in jerusalem today. hundreds gathered last night in berkeley to remember his life at the synagogue where he used to attend. here's today in the bay's alyssa goard. and. i the

synagogue at congregation beth israel in berkeley was filled to the brim with hundreds crying and praying. they gathered to mourn the six israeli hostages taken by hamas and found dead in gaza. one in particular. many here have a personal connection with hirsh. hirsh goldberg-polin was a 23 year old israeli american. hirsh was born in this community here in berkeley. in this space was where hirsh was named. rabbi yonatan cohen explained that many in the congregation still have fond memories of hirsh and his parents, who lived there about two decades ago. he was just a very sweet kid. he loved going out and getting a beer with his dad. he loved his sisters, loved his mother to death like just a really. there's no other way to say it. just a very sweet, pure soul. aaron cotler is a lifelong friend of hersh's parents, john and rachel. since hersh's

kidnaping at a music festival in israel on october 7th. his arm partly severed by a grenade, his parents have continually pleaded for his release and for the release of all hostages. recently, they made that plea at the democratic national convention. hirsh. hirsh if you can hear us, we love you. stay strong. survive. often it's not the way the story was supposed to end. we also want to send them that strength, and we want them to know that their congregation back in berkeley loves them and is thinking about them. community members lit candles and wrote notes to hersh's family. they wiped away tears and prayed for the hostages still in captivity. there's still 101 bodies and souls that are stuck in those tunnels, and they're innocent civilians, palestinian civilians that are being killed every day. it's all terrible. and we all want that to end. kirshe alyssa goard today in the bay.

meanwhile, south bay congressman ro khanna made an appearance on sunday's meet the press host kristen welker asked him about a washington post report, which says vice president kamala harris would conduct a full review of u.s. israel policy and may be open to imposing conditions on some aid to israel. have you been pushing her directly to support conditioned aid to israel? i've been pushing her to support the enforcement of u.s. law. that is what the enforcement of the leahy law and our security laws require, that we don't have unconditional aid and christian. this isn't unprecedented. in 1982, after the sabra and shatila massacres in lebanon, president reagan called up menachem begin in israel and said, we will not give aid in a way that's going to cause humanitarian crises. so we need to have pressure on both sides to end the war. and i'm glad the vice president is open to a new direction now. also, developing

in israel. the beginning of an hours long pause in fighting each day. this is part of an effort by the world health organization to vaccinate 640,000 children against polio in a three day effort. there is fear that polio could be spreading undetected in gaza. after tests on wastewater samples turned up positive for the virus. 508 back here in the bay area, we are learning new details about another shooting on 580. this happened around two saturday afternoon in the eastbound lanes near seminary avenue in oakland. police say a man and woman were shot. they drove themselves to the hospital. the man was treated for a gunshot wound to the stomach, but the woman was shot in the head and taken to a trauma center. there's no word on how they're doing or what led up to the shooting, and no arrests have been made. thousands of hotel workers are on strike in the bay area and around the country. union leaders say nearly 2100 bay area workers launched a three day strike yesterday morning. it comes after months of failed

contract negotiations. the hotels affected are in san francisco, san mateo and san jose. meantime happening tomorrow, oakland mayor sheng thao will announce a deal to sell the city's portion of the coliseum to an entertainment group. the african american sports and entertainment group has agreed to pay the city $105 million as part of a major redevelopment plan for the coliseum. the money will help the mayor close the city's budget deficit. if it hadn't been signed by today, the city may have been forced to make major cuts. the group already closed a deal with the a's for the team's stake in the coliseum. and happening now, many stores will be closed for labor day banks, government offices and the post office all closed. costco is also closed. take note. so if you're looking for stores that are open, will those include sam's club, target. trader joe's and

walmart. however, be sure to check on store hours before heading out. you don't want to get there and have it not be open. many are operating on reduced hours. okay, live look outside. this is walnut creek. it was just glorious yesterday. we'll say at least in the south bay. but there is heat coming. yeah, it was really living up to its name. we put the sun on sunday. we'll put the mild here for today, and then we'll put the toasty in for tuesday and really carry it the rest of the week. you guys. good morning out there in walnut creek. currently 60 degrees. looks pretty nice and quiet there on 680 as well. san francisco there are a few patchy clouds lingering around, but we should clear out and enjoy any plans that you have there in the city. look at this live view in lake tahoe. man, i am jealous of the people up there, but not quite jealous of those temperatures. it is in the chilly 40s. this morning, but it will give way to a beautiful day. not only up there, but here in the bay area as well. the only thing i want you to take mind of is right there in the

middle. the cierra fire danger. there is a red flag warning that goes into effect later today, lasting through tonight for some gusty winds and of course some dry conditions. so spread the word. if you have anybody that you know anybody up there, the heat will return tomorrow. we'll talk about the hottest temperatures in our valleys, possibly soaring into those triple digits. so i'll be back with those details in a little bit. but we have to get people ready for this labor day. finding the cheapest gas prices around the bay area these are reported by you on gasbuddy.com. so thank you. let's start. how about in the east bay with 389 in concord at the clayton gas and car wash. it might be time for a car wash these next couple of days. 389 in san jose, close to the airport off of first street at excel gas and mart and along the peninsula. how about we give you. 409. at menlo park at elite gas on marsh road that's sandwiched right between 100 and 1 and el camino. let's go out to the roadways right now. i love the look of this green sensors all around the bay

area. if any issues come up, i'll check, know and get back to you with that. but i did want you to know that there is a sunday schedule on bart. if you have to go to work like us here on today in the bay, just make sure that you are aware of your trains. and also if you have any friends or family in town that you want to get on the ferry and take into san francisco. there's also some holiday scheduling there. back to you. all right. good to know. that was a beautiful weekend to take the ferry everywhere. it was gorgeous. absolutely gorgeous. well, you know, kids are back in school after several months off. ahead on today in the bay, the nonprofit with new strategies to make up for summer learning loss, also embracing side hustles. we're diving into the trend. and one expert shares some tips for maximizing your income. and if you're feeling lucky this labor day, the mega millions jackpot is soaring, millions up for grabs. keep it here. you're

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we are starting the morning with some patchy clouds and some mist, but then we should start to get more sunshine into the picture by around 10 a.m. temperatures will warm nicely into the upper 60s there by the coast. lots of sunshine. expect a crowd there in pacifica as we have a heat wave on the way that will drive our inland neighbors to the coast. we'll talk about those details coming up. well, speaking of sunshine, on a clear day in northern california, the sun delivers about one and a third kilowatts of energy per

square meter. a lot of people use that, of course, to power their homes. and now there's a california company that wants to use that energy to power your car. a car unlike any other on the road, the aptera solar electric vehicle has just three wheels and looks kind of odd, but the inventor says it's super aerodynamic. you can see the shape of the vehicle behind me. you know, it has a very unique shape and that lets it cut through the air without wasting virtually any energy. most cars, even most modern electric cars, they waste about half of their energy just just pushing the air out of the way. and aptera says that efficiency means the whole thing can be powered by a solar panel, like a pocket calculator fueled by the sun. and by making it solar, we can take that 30 to 40 miles a day that someone normally drives and make it so that they never have to charge it. just being parked in the sun means they never need to plug it in. now, not every day in the

bay area is paradise. sometimes the sun doesn't show up, and that's why the aptera also runs on a battery. so it has a 400 mile battery pack. so you're going to be able to drive 400 miles on a charge like a normal. well like an exceptional electric vehicle. aptera has driven a rocky road. it has tried and failed to build a build a car in the past. this time they say they will be rolling cars out the factory floor early next year, and they have 50,000 orders. wow. that's a very interesting design. i have to say, and other cars use solar panels already. they do. i mean, it's free energy, right? but not to go the distance. toyota prius. the hyundai ioniq, the leaf all use solar panels. mostly it's to add power to the cabin. air conditioning is a huge power draw, so it's for that. i see. interesting well, it's fun. we'll have to see. i'll have to check those out on the road when they. when they

come. thanks, scott. well, side hustles, they're no longer staying on the sidelines. data suggests that more than a third of american adults are relying on earning extra income just to make ends meet, according to instawork, 75% of users say they use side hustles to pay for important essentials like childcare. we also heard from people that they're caring for elderly or ailing parents. those things are also expensive and it's a lot of time. and so i think when you take all of those things into account, people just really need the extra help and making that extra money to make ends meet and maybe put a little bit into savings for a rainy day. well, here are some tips to maximize a side hustle. you should leverage your skills and something you have experience in. set a financial goal. stay local. avoid spending your earned side money on transportation and work with friends. or you could just win it. that would be good to the mega millions jackpot for tomorrow's drawing. $681 million. if you take that as the

cash payout, it's about $336 million. now september, interestingly enough, has been a good month for jackpots. there have been wins every september since 2002. tomorrow's jackpot, the seventh largest in the game's history. not bad. i mean, i would choose the latter if, you know that's what they say to do. yes may you may you have that problem? yes. don't forget about us, ginger. oh definitely not. no, no no absolutely not. oh my goodness. well, it's going to be a nice day to spend some. yeah hard earned side hustle money or maybe stay you know, and catch up on your chores at home. that's fine too. some people need this day to recollect themselves. good morning everybody. we're taking a look over san francisco right now. look at how the fog is kind of at an angle here. i just thought i would share that with you. it looks pretty neat over the city. patchy clouds. but as you start your day, let's go over on into oakland. if you still have to head to work. we

are looking at a little bit of sweater weather to start the morning temperatures in the 60s, and that cloud cover should start to mix out of here as we go on into mid morning. and by lunchtime, as everybody is starting to make those plans, lots of sunshine and temperatures in the mid seconds there for oakland, we're going to do 80s up into the north bay, 81 in novato, 84 in santa rosa. keeping it pretty comfortable around san francisco and the east bay shoreline, some low 70s to go from san francisco to fremont. but then we move on inland and we'll get into some 80s, but not quite as hot. we'll just bump it up a few degrees compared to yesterday, 86 in concord for those plans, as well as in morgan hill. and we'll do 78 in downtown san jose, 79 out in santa cruz. that looks like a lovely beach day. let me explain what's going to happen as we get those temperatures back to summer. i know today is the unofficial end of summer, but those temperatures are saying, no way, cynthia, we are looking at that system of low pressure that brought us the comfortable weekend. it will start to scooch on in here into the pacific

northwest. and as we build the desert here, the desert heat here in the bay area, those temperatures are going to jump. i want you to look at your screen right now. we're going back to school and back to work tomorrow. that means we need to cut back on recess. we need to send the kids off to school with lots of water. everybody please stay hydrated for me. we need to watch for these temperatures soaring into the 90s and one hundreds inland, even by the bay shore 80s from san francisco to 90s. east bay shoreline. lots of people don't have ac, so please find ways to cool yourselves even as we go on into thursday. that heat will continue, but we should get a little bit of a breeze in san francisco to kind of cool things down. but we still remain with those triple digits in concord, down into san martin and gilroy and some toasty 90s as you make your way around the bay, i can offer you a little bit of relief as we go on into the second half of the week, but it will still be pretty warm as we go on into the weekend. san francisco it is going to be some of the hottest days here of the year, as is

typical for september and october, 70s and 80s and we'll cool it back into some low 70s by the weekend. back to you. thanks a lot. cynthia, 80, in san francisco. that's when you know it's going to be hot. yeah, that's too much. we're working to clear the shelters this morning. we want to introduce you to lexi. she's cooling off. she's a few months old, available to adopt at the community center in milpitas over the last three weeks, more than 170 animals have been adopted from the east bay spca. you don't have to adopt to help us clear the shelters campaign. many of our shelters also need volunteers. you can scan the qr code on your screen, take you to a website to find a shelter near you. if

32% of students were behind grade level last year. now, a group of teachers are looking to help close that gap as kids head back to school. as students return to the classroom, the ceo of teach for america says there are three big challenges facing students and teachers. the school year. it includes absenteeism, learning, recovery, and mental health and wellness. now, according to the organization, those challenges are all connected. the latest federal stats show only 9% of public schools strongly agree that they can effectively, effectively provide mental health services to all students

in need. we need to ensure that we are creating the conditions and contexts where kids feel a sense of belonging and connection, where they know that it matters if they show up or don't, that their peers are going to notice the adults are going to notice where they are able to really do their best work and learn and where we are helping to get them resources outside of the school so that they can continue to grow. teach for america has 18,000 educators this school year across the country. now, beard says the key to keeping this next generation of teachers is to give them support, professional development and enough pay. 526 next. top stories we're following today, including another look at your labor day forecast and some relief at the pump. gas prices are coming down compared to this year's or last year's labor day. the reason hind thebe

unfolds into the cause. also the dogs rescued from the home and in recovery. the new details on a brazen shooting which injured 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. the police response and the action city leaders are taking in union square. plus, widespread protests overnight after the recovery of six hostages killed

in gaza, including a bay area native. the local vigil being held in his honor. this is today in the bay good morning. i'm ginger conejero saab and i'm scott mcgrew. laura and marcus have this labor day off, as does carey. that means we're going to take a look at the forecast with cinthia pimentel. good morning. good morning everyone. we are looking at a pretty quiet and really lucky labor day monday here. temperature wise, we start our morning with a view over san jose dazzling through the city skyline. there are a few patchy clouds through sfo. good luck to everybody flying home today and we don't want to wake anybody up over 580 in dublin and the altamont pass for those people that are lucky to stay home, let's stay there in the east bay and check out our day planner in danville. some clouds to linger around through mid-morning, but everybody heading out the door by 11 noon. we'll get into some mild seconds and hit a high of

80 degrees. lots of sunshine, but get ready for some possible triple digit temperatures are on the way as soon as tomorrow. i'll walk you through the full forecast coming up. thanks, thea. well, we continue to follow breaking news. an overnight fire in mill valley kills a woman and a dog. it started after 1230 this morning along alta vista avenue in the hills of tam valley. you're taking a live look now at the scene. now, three dogs were rescued from the home. today in the bay is thom jensen is arriving at the scene now. he'll have a live report ahead at 545. this week, the san francisco district attorney says she will plan to file charges against the teen who shot a 49ers rookie in union square today in the bay's. bob redell joins us from the newsroom. and bob, ricky pearsall is already back home after he was shot in the chest. remarkably, you are correct. good morning to ginger and scott 49ers ricky 49ers rookie ricky pearsall is extremely lucky to be alive that, according to his

mother, who wrote this on facebook about her son, quote, god shielded him. he was shot in the chest and it exited out his back. thanks be to god. it missed his vital organs. he is in good spirits right now. on saturday, police say pearsall was walking near union square in san francisco when he was approached by a 17 year old boy with a gun. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin tells us it's his. understanding the suspect first tried to snatch a chain off pearsall's neck, then went for his watch. there was a struggle and the gun went off. pearsall was hit in the chest. he was seen walking himself to the ambulance, taken to the hospital and released yesterday. the suspect, who was also shot, ran away but was quickly arrested. he was taken to the hospital and is currently in police custody. yesterday, mayor london breed of san francisco walked through union square to thank police officers and promise to do more to keep shoppers safe, especially on weekends. we have an increased police presence, but in light of the events yesterday, we've

increased it even more so to address some of the concerns that people might have. san francisco police chief bill scott says it does not appear the suspect knew he was targeting a player from the 49ers football team. reporting live, bob redell, back to you. scott. well. 533 on your monday morning in israel, overnight protests, memorials growing after six hostages were found dead in gaza over the weekend. thousands of protesters taking to the streets demanding israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu do more to bring home the rest of the hostages held by hamas, the biggest union in israel is holding a one day general strike to pressure the prime minister to reach a deal, though a court just ordered that strike to end. candlelight memorials, also held in honor of the six hostages, which include israeli american hirsh goldberg-polin, who was born in oakland. the israeli military says their bodies were found in a tunnel under the city of rafah

on saturday, and that they were shot and killed before rescuers could reach them. goldberg-polin was 23 years old, taken hostage from that music festival during the october 7th terror attacks. his parents were prominent advocates for all of the hostages, particularly the eight americans who are thought to be still alive in the gaza strip. you may recall they gave an emotional speech at the democratic national convention just last week. governor gavin newsom, meantime, met with the goldberg-polin family during his visit to israel last year. he released a statement which reads in part, hersh's story and the plight of other hostages was shared with the world through the brave and tireless advocacy of his family. we keep in our prayers and all the victims and loved ones impacted by this heartbreaking tragedy. and scott, more on that bay area native in berkeley last night. hundreds gathered to mourn the life of hersh goldberg-polin and the five other hostages who

israeli defense forces say were killed by hamas. community members say goldberg-polin lived in berkeley in his early years, and that his family attended synagogue at congregation beth israel. some who gathered there to grieve knew him personally. it's just a very sweet kid. he loved going out and getting a beer with his dad. he loved his sisters, loved his mother to death. like just a really. there's no other way to say it. just a very sweet, pure soul. attendees at the synagogue wrote notes of support that will be sent to goldberg, poland's family. now this labor day, gas prices have hit a new low or new lows, i should say. prices are the lowest in three years. in fact, the national average of about or of about $0.50 lower than last year. now, triple a has been taking a closer look at gas prices. it says a less active hurricane season along the gulf coast is helping keep those prices lower. and even

though new data from the energy information administration shows demand rose last week, oil prices have dropped. i think if we're able to get past hurricane season, the next few weeks, the pace of decline will accelerate and it's mainly due to the fact that once we get into the middle of september, we begin that switch to cheaper winter blend gasoline. so that's cheaper to produce, and it's also a lot less expensive. now, when it comes to charging electric vehicles, triple a says the national average is $0.34 per kilowatt at commercial charging stations. and of course, we are tracking where you can fill up for less across the bay area. keep an eye out for that. that's coming up at 608. well, live look at san jose this morning, a labor day. maybe you're headed out to work. it looks like it's going to be another lovely day. cynthia is taking a look at the forecast. it sure is. for people that are kind of taking it easy. this morning, we do look at some lovely going for a walk weather this morning. mostly sunny skies, mild in the mid 60s. and as you make your lunchtime plan,

we'll do a low 70s and lots of sunshine. maybe you're going to take those plans to the beach. stinson, santa cruz, monterey. all looking good for today. but then notice we start to bump up those temperatures. tuesday wednesday and beyond. so if the bay area beaches are warm and toasty, you know that inland it's going to be sizzling. so i'll get you a look at that heat wave coming up in a few minutes. but let's go to the roadways now. it looks like a weekend morning to me. to little no cars passing by the richmond san rafael toll bridge there. and as we take a look over the san mateo bridge, it's also looking pretty clear for drivers, not only with the skies, but on the roadways there too. and the bay bridge toll plaza. usually at this hour we would be watching for those metering lights to come on. i see a few more cars approaching, so i'll check on that. how about going to the tri valley i mentioned? don't disturb them. it's quiet out there and under a 20 minute ride to get yourself from grant line over on into 680. back to you. looking good. all right. thank you. that's what i sound like

when i'm getting out of the house with the kids. don't wake them, all right? well, securing the gen z vote. ahead on today in the bay. with election day just weeks away, we hear from young voters on the key issues driving them to the ballot box. also, an important warning tied to the growing trend on social media. budget braces doctors break down potential risks of the d i route. plus hello? can you hear me? i'm in california dreaming about who we used to b. hello? or maybe it's more of a goodbye for adele. the grammy winner is announcing her plans for the future. the reason? she says fans won't be seeing her for an incredibly long time. keep it here. watch. you're watching today in the bay

month. good morning in gilroy. we are starting off with sweater weather for the day. if you're taking it nice and easy. upper 50s. and then we'll get into a lot of sunshine and you'll be pretty sweaty if you're heading out the door for labor day plans. the bad news is we're going to stay sweaty for the next couple of days as we're tracking a heat wave not only in the south bay, but really bay area wide. i'll show you the numbers coming up. thanks a lot,

cynthia. well, pope francis is set to depart rome this morning for a 12 day trip to asia, the longest of his papacy. it also marks one of the longest distances the 88 year old pontiff has traveled with stops to new guinea, east timor and singapore. now he was scheduled to take the trip back in 2020, but it was postponed because of the covid epidemic. the trip is seen as a nod to asia, one of the few places where the church is growing well. 542 for you now, some social media users in brazil are saying they feel disconnected from the world after a ban on san francisco based x went into effect over the weekend, the shutdown of elon musk's platform started early saturday. it is now largely inaccessible on both the web and on mobile apps. now, the block marks an escalation in a feud between musk and a brazilian supreme court justice over free speech, far right accounts and misinformation.

brazil has been one of the biggest markets for x with tens of millions of users. musk is telling users to establish a quote, virtual private network, or vpn, which runs in the background while you are using the internet. protecting your privacy. however, the justice says people who do that will face fines or can face fines of $9,000 per day. well, turning to the race for the white house, young voters could have a major impact on the election if they vote today in the bay's alice barr spoke with several young voters at last month's democratic national convention and the republican national convention in july. we're not going back in the final two months before election day, a campaign transformed by a new democratic nominee seeing a swell of interest among young voters, young people aren't here to throw their hands up and walk away and let an 80 year old make decisions for them. i think that became clear. well, now we've got new candidates, we've got a

new hope. we spoke to parker short at the democratic national convention. the young democrats of georgia, president, who went viral for his harris rally dance moves, believes an energized youth vote will be decisive. i'm excited to protect the climate. i'm excited to restore abortion rights in georgia, but protests against the war in gaza outside showcased a key vulnerability among young voters. a northwestern university student organizer, amani billups, says it's not the only one. young people don't feel like our government works for them. most of us are like we're probably not going to own homes, you know, as former president trump seeks to tap into that discontent, supporters at the republican national convention noted a shift among generation z men. the more informed that they become, especially when it comes to their pocketbook, they become more conservative. new york times, siena college polls conducted in six swing states in august suggest young men aged 18 to 29 favor former president

trump by 13 points, while vice president harris had a 38 point advantage among women of the same age in those states. michigan pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia, arizona and nevada. i think it is hard sometimes to say i am conservative and i like president trump because we get so much hate policies over personality. it's the great opportunity party. amani billups believes the former president's rhetoric turns off many young voters, and that economic concerns won't change that. his worry is turnout. the reason you should get engaged is for just your community. it is for the people you care about. it's even for communities that you aren't a part of. urging politicians to listen to the new generation with a growing share of voting power in washington, alice barr, nbc news. well, new for you this morning. there is a new growing trend of young people creating their own braces, and health officials are now sounding the alarm. the once dreaded rite of passage is now a trendy fashion

look and video showing how to buy and apply these fashion braces at home have garnered millions of views on tiktok. however, dental professionals are sounding the alarm, saying it is a recipe for disaster. what are some of the side effects to moving teeth too quickly, or improperly? one of the most serious side effects of moving too quickly is that you can end up losing your teeth altogether. it's really important if people are seeking some type of esthetic improvement of their teeth to talk to a dental professional and go over what those options are. well, coming up on the today show, vicky nguyen goes deeper into the dangers of this growing trend. that is ahead at 7:00, right after today in the . music in the air. in the south bay. over the weekend. the second annual low rider day. the united low rider council held the event outside city hall in

san jose. some have been fixing up their classic cars since the 70s, though. one young man says his parents inspired him to carry on the cultural tradition and now owns his very own lowrider. my dad used to take me out to goodguys car shows. you got to see how the lowriders out there chevelles mustangs. my mom used to take me out to boulevard nights with my cousins, seeing all the cars start hopping, doing the little dances and stuff. san jose mayor matt mahan checked out the classic car and motorcycle show with his kids for decades, low riders cruising in the city was illegal, but he and local leaders lifted that ban last year. as of january, cruising is now legal throughout california. well, a very exciting time here on nbc bay area and our sister station telemundo 48. we are working to clear the shelters. well, we've partnered with a number of bay area shelters to help animals find their forever homes and that includes the east bay spca, which is celebrating its 150th anniversary. this year.

congratulations to you guys. not only is it a shelter, the east bay spca offers a variety of veterinary services to pet owners in alameda and contra costa counties. things like low cost vaccines and spay and neuter services. and because pet owners know many of our four legged friends don't like trips to the vet. the shelter has added a new low cost service, which is telemedicine. this is great. i mean, who doesn't hate going to the doctor? i mean, people and pets alike. and so this really allows people who have pets that suffer from tremendous anxiety, going to the vet to be able to dial in to their doctor, much like we can dial in to our doctors now as well and get a consultation. we can prescribe medications and prescriptions. in just three weeks, more than 170 animals have been adopted from the east bay spca. you don't have to adopt to love animals. you can

also volunteer. for more information, just scan that qr code on your screen that will take you to our website. you can find a shelter near you if you're looking to volunteer or donate some money. and of cours, adopt. i think about that sometimes because i'm like, it would be nice to adopt, but they're already little, little animals at home. little, little three little babies equal animals. you know. yeah. maybe i could volunteer. i remember that experience. yeah. or just or just donate. yeah. well, trending this morning. high school volleyball team in colorado reached for the stars, and it worked. well, they knew selena gomez was in town, so they put up signs asking her to come to their game. and guess what? she did? she posted a series of pictures and videos on her instagram saying, quote, they asked, i couldn't help it. gomez was there for the telluride film festival. now she posed for photos with the team and signed autographs for all the shocked fans. how cool is that? that's wonderful. well, also trending for you. it will

be a long while before adele says hello. okay. no hello again. after her las vegas residency wraps up. so hello from the other side. i must have called a thousand times. so the there you go, cynthia. karaoke with ginger this morning, right? i will not be singing and you can thank me later. maybe by when we get into that midday show, you will be singing. okay. fair enough. i'll try it. stick around for 11 a.m. grammy winning singer told the crowd after a show in munich over the weekend. she's going to take a break from performing. she says i won't see you for an incredibly long time. went on to say she wants to focus on her personal life, and she says she doesn't have any plans to make new music for a while. well, whether or not she takes a break or not, i think a lot of people will be singing her songs still,

right? oh, for sure. yes, just like here on the morning. she probably deserves that. yeah. yes. everybody does. we're going to be saying hello to a lot of hot weather over the next couple of days, so i hope to see you on the other side once this heat wave finishes. all right, everybody, hang with me. we are looking at a chilly start up in santa rosa. some patchy fog limiting visibility. just a touch. so be careful as you dash out the door this morning to work if you have to. like the rest of us or to those holiday plans. 61 degrees in san jose. lots of beautiful skies continue through dublin and in san francisco. so where are we heading with our temperatures for today? we're going to bring them up just a little bit. compared to yesterday. it was overall a gorgeous weekend. we're going to continue that with our mild monday 80 in cupertino, 79 in to san jose 84 in morgan hill, continuing into the foothills too. as we go on into the east bay, we'll get a nice, lovely day through oakland and fremont with a little help of that sea breeze there,

keeping temperatures in the mid 70s. then we'll get into some more microclimates and go over on into concord and antioch. getting into the upper 80s. now, as far as my friends along the peninsula, we'll do 68 in daly city to 75 in san mateo. so we start bringing those numbers just a little bit with a couple of minutes drive. the city also looks spectacular for any labor day plans out there. 71 in downtown to 67 in the outer sunset. and how about we go up to the north bay? looks like a lovely day at the beach for point reyes bodega bay. continuing there. and we'll do 78 in mill valley for you today. but as you start going up 101, we climb up into those mid 80s for parts of novato, santa rosa, up into ukiah, clear lake. those plans look lovely out there today. remember to drink lots of water, wear your sunscreen and we'll do 83. cheers to you in napa. oh, boy. here we go with the heat wave. we are looking at temperatures spiking as early as tomorrow. as soon as you get out the door tomorrow, you're going to feel just the warmth. starting to pick up. we're going to do upper 90s 100 seconds possible in the north bay. the

east bay warmest spots right now look to be concord and fairfield at 102. we continue with those 80s and 90s bayshore, so lots of people don't have ac as of course, the bay area built without them. so just remember to find ways to cool down your house and yourselves and check on on your neighbors. we continue with those upper 90s for the south bay two and the beaches 82. in santa cruz. my goodness, the beaches are definitely going to be packed over the next couple of days. even though today is our holiday, people might extend that long weekend to get away from the heat as we go on into wednesday. oh boy, temperatures still in those upper 90s low 100. so we start to talk about fire danger. the hills are dry, so just be vigilant out there. for me please, as we go on into thursday. still, that heat is lingering. but the good news is we might get a little bit of help from that sea breeze to cool temperatures down along the peninsula along our beaches, but it will still be pretty toasty inland, so maybe cut back on recess, maybe cut back on some of those outdoor plans as well. exercise early for me, san francisco. look at those

temperatures. i wish i could change them, but the models right now are starting to warm things up in the city 70 to 80, which is pretty rare in san francisco. but september, one of our warmest months, of course, here in the bay area, i offer you a little bit of relief as we go on into the weekend. our inland 7-day forecast. we jump those temperatures from the mid 80s today to upper 90s tomorrow. some valley heat continues for wednesday and thursday with those possible triple digits. and even as we go on into friday and saturday, sunday temperatures still looking very warm. so just stick here with us as we get through this heat wave together. how about we go to the roads now check in on that traffic. still sensors looking pretty good around the bay area, even out towards the altamont pass. i love the color green there, but there are a couple of issues down here in the south bay, mainly to the east. as you start to climb up to alum rock and the foothills there. but the good news is, as i read the chp log, things are starting to go

into the clear. we'll check on how everybody else is doing around the bay area with our commute this morning. it looks pretty good. i love to see the green sensors and an under 20 minute drive around the spots back to you. well, speaking of the roads happening now, state leaders honoring a baseball legend, a section of interstate 80 that comes off the bay bridge headed into san francisco is now willie mays highway. state bay area state senators bill dodd and scott wiener introduced that resolution. mays of course, died in june at the age of 93. and we're following breaking news this morning. ahead at six, while you were sleeping, the latest on a deadly house fire in the north bay. also, mourners remember a man born in the east bay found among six dead israeli hostages in gaza. the details on their emotional gathering. nbc bay area is streaming 24/7. you can watch us whenever you want on roku or on other streaming platforms. we've got a l

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fighters on the scene of a deadly overnight house fire will have the latest on the victim and word of a bittersweet rescue made by firefighters. san francisco leaders promise new action in the wake of the shooting, which seriously injured 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. some encouraging news this morning about his recovery and mourners remembering an oakland born israeli, one of six hostages found dead in gaza over the weekend. we'll show you that outpouring of emotion. this is today in the bay. well, good monday morning. just coming up on 6 a.m. happy labor day. i'm scott mcgrew, and i'm ginger conejero saab. marcus and laura are off this labor day, and we've got a lot to get to today, but we're going to start things off with a look at that forecast because it really has been just glorious. it has been stunning. we're really lucky here to continue that even on into today. after a beautiful weekend. san jose. good morning. we're looking at the two 8017 connector