heat after a pleasant holiday weekend. we'll be dealing with some considerably higher temperatures today. we're tracking how long this late summer heat wave will last.

people are saying you're the hero, police officer. i don't feel that way. no. i'm just. i'm just happy that, you know, i was able to help. as san francisco police sergeant praised for helping in her urgent response to help the san francisco 49ers ricky pearsall after a shooting near union square. her heartfelt reassurances to him in the frantic moments following the gunfire. take it or leave it. we're live in washington with the new pressure from the white house. as unrest boils over in israel, with demands for a cease fire and a hostage deal with hamas. this is today in the bay. it's 6:00 on this tuesday morning. i'm ginger conejero saab in for marcus washington, and i'm laura garcia. cynthia is in for kari this morning. she's got a look at our forecast, and temperatures are going to start heading up. yeah. yesterday was the unofficial end of summer,

but the temperatures are saying, don't forget about me so much. yeah, not so much. we are looking and enjoying the cooler part of this morning overlooking downtown san jose. the sunrise over the foothills there, mainly in the 60s throughout the bay. and if we have a clear start from our sutro camera in san francisco, overlooking the bay of the san francisco golden gate bridge, we are going to be in store for a warm day ahead. that's a little precursor there, mainly in the 50s and 60s, a bit cooler up into parts of sonoma and napa there, but it will be warming quickly here as we go on into our lunchtime hour, upper 80s and through parts of san rafael, dublin, and down into los gatos, 70s and in in the city. and it only gets warmer from there as we see the heat return on this tuesday. now we do have a couple of advisories and some things that i want you to take mind of as we go back to school and back to our activities after labor day. so i'll be back with that in a few minutes. mike, there's a crash on the bay bridge. what's going on? we don't like that activity,

but it is going on. approaching treasure island, you see a smoother flow with things gumming up right around the tower here. reports as you approach treasure island of this up there, the flashing lights. so we do have a crew on scene. slowly moving. that's the good news. i'm hoping they're going to clear this soon, but i don't see this backup right here. moving just yet. again. westbound 80. the bay bridge itself does show that slower drive on the speed sensors. we also have another crash at the toll plaza, or just past the toll plaza out of the view of my camera. but two complications as you get over from oakland into san francisco. the slowdown starts here in richmond and nothing surprising there for a tuesday. we are looking at a smooth drive outside of the area. again, the bay bridge is slowing the slowdown because of a crash on the span right now. back to you. thanks a lot, mike. new overnight a late night shooting in antioch leaves at least one victim. video from the scene shows multiple multiple bullet holes and shell casings. now, so far, antioch police are revealing few details about the shooting that happened a little before 10 p.m. on pepper tree

way near contra loma estates park. police are also not saying if they know what led to the gunfire. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, as soon as today, may announce charges against the juvenile accused of shooting. shooting 49ers receiver ricky pearsall in the dramatic aftermath. pearsall feared he might not make it. today in the bay's kris sanchez is in our newsroom. and chris, that's just one of the revelations from first responders out there. yeah, and from his mother to laura, ricky pearsall, his mom said that the bullet went in through his chest and out through his back, barely missing his vital organs, and he could not have known how lucky he was at that time. now, two things are happening in the case today. first, the 17 year old suspect from tracy may learn what charges he will face and whether he might be tried as an adult. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins told us to expect a decision on that today or tomorrow. also today, the 49ers will practice this morning, but without rookie

ricky pearsall, who will miss the first four games of the season at least as he continues to recover at home from that gunshot wound, which had him asking the first officer on the scene helping him, am i going to die? san francisco police sergeant joel harrell heard the gunshots saturday at union square, then saw pearsall shortly after. she quickly rushed to him, put one hand over his chest wound and the other over his head, which was also bleeding. and he looks at me. he goes, am i going to die? and i just like, no, i take off my hat because i wanted to make eye contact with him. i wanted him to hear me and i said to him, listen, look at me. i know you don't know me, but i want you to trust me. it's not your time. as sergeant harrell tried to keep pearsall calm, she also managed to get a description of the suspect who was taken into custody within a few minutes. he, too had been shot in that

attempted robbery. union square is sergeant pearsall, or rather sergeant harrell's beat, which is why she was able to respond so quickly. san francisco police chief bill scott says that's the kind of response he would like to see on every call. this morning, we will have a crew at the niners practice as they return to the field without pearsall, and we will continue to reach out to district attorney jenkins office about those charges that that 17 year old will face and best wishes to ricky pearsall in his recovery. laura, no kidding. he is so, so lucky. all right. thank you very much. well tonight our raj mathai will sit down and talk one on one with san francisco mayor london breed about the state of the city and efforts to keep people safe in union square. you can watch that interview during our 7:00 p m newscast. now, days after israeli forces recovered the bodies of six hostages in gaza, grief and anger are setting in among those victims. bay area native hersh goldberg-polin in response. president biden says

his administration is close to proposing final ceasefire and hostage deals today in the bay's brie. jackson joins us live from washington and brie. the president is also speaking out against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's right. good morning. ginger. so white house officials say it's long past time for a ceasefire deal in gaza. and president biden says he does not think that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has done enough to secure a hostage deal between israel and hamas. frustration following the discovery of six hostages found dead in gaza, including an israeli american who was laid to rest monday. it's terrible and it's tragic. and we learned from israel that he was killed on the shabbat. demonstrators taking to the streets, urging the prime minister to accept a deal to bring the remaining hostages home alive. a defiant benjamin netanyahu, pushing back against the pressure. they murdered six

of our hostages in cold blood after this horrific murder. i believe that anyone serious could actually say, now you need to make more concessions. president biden telling reporters netanyahu is not doing enough to reach a deal, while adding that his administration is close to presenting a final proposal this week. we're in the middle of negotiations. the president, vice president harris and white house officials meeting in the situation room to discuss the next steps in negotiation efforts. families are holding out hope that their loved ones return home soon. i think the white house understands the urgency. i think they've been acting all along with conviction, trying to push the parties in the area to reach an agreement. the thought that he's alive and that he's waiting

for us to rescue him, that's what keeps me hope. president biden promising families of hostages that he's not giving u. and two people briefed on discussions tell nbc news that president biden may offer a final take it or leave it deal to israel and hamas as soon as this week in hopes of reaching a ceasefire agreement. ginger thank you for the latest there. brie. closer to home in san francisco, an emotional service was held honoring the six israeli hostages executed by hamas. hundreds took part last night demanding that the killing end. some of the speakers called the executions a war crime. all were filled with extreme sorrow. we lost six vibrant souls, six lights and our world is dimmer as our collective heart is shattered. now concern also centered around the remaining

101 israeli hostages, as speakers called for their safe return. the event was held amidst extra tight security. there were no disturbances. happening now in the cierra. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect as firefighters try to tackle an out-of-control wildfire. it started yesterday afternoon in sierra county, about 30 miles directly north of truckee in the tahoe national forest. by last night, it had grown to 1300 acres. so far, there's no word of any homes damage. forecaster cinthia pimentel has been tracking some of the conditions for firefighters this morning. yeah, we really started to talk about the conditions up there yesterday. of course, the tahoe was a popular destination. i wanted people to know that there was a red flag warning. it expired. and into this morning we saw the temperatures recover as well as the humidity. but still pretty critical numbers up there. will continue to watch this situation throughout the day as we get some breezy winds out there. but for us here in the bay area and really through

much of the state, we are going to begin that heat wave for today. it is a spare the air alert day. so anything that we put out into the atmosphere, it's going to sit close to the surface. so be aware of that. if you have any respiratory issues. we'll continue to track any possibility of fires starting. it is dry out there and those temperatures will be spiking. i can offer you a little bit of cooling into the weekend as we track a system offshore that could bring back that sea breeze, but we'll watch as that develops. mike, you're keeping an eye on gas prices for people going back to work today. folks might be taking road trips, for example, over the long holiday. had a refill so you can get to work. no excuses today, folks. let's look at the cost of filling up here. san jose's best is 389 still, that continues from last week. xcel gas and mart's the one we call out in north first street just off the nimitz just off 880 there. the bright spot is a little dimmer for alameda county. 405 is the best we can do. that's for cash at vargas on grimmer road in fremont. and then across the bay from that is san mateo county. the best price in that county? 409 at a gas mart on marsh road.

watch for that. in menlo park, we're looking at a smooth drive, a smooth access. i'm sorry for gasbuddy.com where you can get and give those reports on the rest of the bay. we're looking at a pretty smooth drive anywhere south of the bay bridge. it is the bay bridge itself where we have the crash that continues with the progress. all the other feeder routes into contra costa county showing that typical build across the span. mid span we saw flashing lights. the last report i believe they've cleared. we should have some recovery and watching those sensors back to you. all right. thanks a lot mike. smooth. so far. let's hope it stays that way. well a warning for bay area fastrak users. ahead at 625, there is a new scam meant to take your money. our consumer team lays out how to ensure you don't fall victim. speaking of money, a surprising number of americans are millionaires in their 401 k. now wouldn't it be cool we go out to the futures and it's this really great green number. and it just didn't happen. sometimes ginger you don't get the one two punch. you just don't. but maybe you can dig a little deeper in

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to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. stay off trading for september for the stock market market's closed yesterday for the labor day holiday. you heard that getting the band back together

over at oasis. well tickets went on sale in the uk and everybody is mad at live nation ticketmaster for dynamic pricing. that's when the price goes up as demand goes up, meaning the tickets you clicked on cost way more than you thought. by the time you check out. americans have gotten used to this with ticketmaster, but the folks in the uk are not happy. this one actually isn't a stock, it's west texas intermediate. it's oil. gas prices continue to fall the lowest they've been in three years. gas prices down. consumer confidence up. the latest read on the american consumer coming in on friday. plus a fascinating statistic from fidelity, which manages a lot of americans retirement accounts. the number of americans with 401 k's worth more than $1 million, jumped 31% from this time last year, 31% more millionaires on paper in a single year, not counting the value of their houses, just

stocks and bonds. the stock market's been on a tear. we saw the dow hit its 24th record high for the year. now, admittedly, a million dollars isn't what it used to be, but still, a panel of supreme court justices in brazil has agreed that x should be banned from brazil, reaffirming a ban put into place by an individual. judge x owner elon musk has refused to ban accounts spreading false news about brazilian elections. and then he pulled the staff out of brazil. brazil's president weighing in as well. da silva telling the guardian newspaper just because the guy has a lot of money doesn't mean they can disrespect you. who does he think he is? back here at home, vice president kamala harris says she will oppose the japanese steel giant nippon steel from buying u.s. steel. she said that in pittsburgh, in front of steelworkers on labor day. and as you might guess, they like the idea. u.s. steel should remain american owned and american operated. and i will

always have the back of america's steelworkers. now, as we were discussing earlier, pittsburgh loves its steel so much, they named the. i was thinking later, the football teams packers are named after a job, although it's kind of nonspecific meatpacking oilers don't exist anymore. 49ers is kind of a job. that's about it. that's all i can come up with. digging for the gold, right? yeah i'm lost on football teams with you, scott, but. but i'm happy your fantasy draft is going well. my fantasy is amazing. all right. that's all i got for the plug. we're going to keep track of it. all right. well, new at six. getting away to new zealand. expected to cost you more. the government is announcing that it will nearly triple international and visitor fees starting in october. the cost will increase from a little under 2000 to $22 to more than $62 per person, based on the

current exchange rate. new zealand officials say the fees will help with tourists impact to the environment. however. tourism leaders in the country fear the increase will deter visitors. it's supposed to be so beautiful. there it is. i've never been. well, maybe one day. trending this morning. those needing a little lift had to look no further than venice beach near los angeles yesterday. the muscle beach championship competition made its annual return. the competition includes categories like bodybuilding, bikini physique and vintage swimsuit. wow. he had the face to go with it. he did? now look at that. they're working out in that beautiful venice beach weather. not a surprise. it's easier to get out there on the beach. you want to head to the beach? i. don't know. i haven't kept up with it since i left. oh yeah. i used to live down in southern california. that's right. i want to say anything about my titles

down there because there are none. but don't flex. you might rip that. yeah. be careful. kick it altered. got to keep it together. you got to alter it again. oh, man. it keeps shifting. my muscles keep moving. all right, well, there. your muscles are supposed to get bigger, bigger, bigger higher higher, higher. mine's going down to the waistline. temperatures are going up. temperatures are going up. temperatures are going up, and we need to wear that sunscreen. remember, if you're off showing off your muscles a lot of sunscreen with the sun, that will just be blaring down on us over the next couple of days. look at this sunrise over livermore out in the tri valley. beautiful. 54 degrees. it is a little bit cooler up into the north bay. a light layer will do it, but then please wear some light fitted clothing as we are going to be ramping up those temperatures very drastically compared to our labor day monday. san francisco just a stunning view over the city there and into the marin headlands. and we'll also start with a pretty mild morning down here in the south bay. at 59 degrees. this will be the coolest part of our day as we track mid 90s here through downtown 97, in los gatos, and

it just gets warmer as you go into the south county. 99 in gilroy. we get into some microclimates and see some of our hottest spots for today out towards concord and eastern cocoa county. there in antioch, 99 in livermore, 98 in walnut creek. and we're going to do upper 80s and some low 90s as you make your way along the east bay shoreline from oakland down into fremont, along the peninsula. it will be a very toasty day as well. upper 70s through daly city, and we'll do 91 in palo alto. of course, san francisco is usually one of our coolest spots, but it is going to get pretty warm. 83 in downtown to 76 in ingleside and up in towards the north bay, we continue to see the high pressure building through wine country up towards lake and mendocino counties, and out towards the coast to 80 degrees in point reyes. today, that looks like a beautiful day. we will hug the sea breeze if we get any for today out there at the beaches. we also have a spare the air alert day if you can carpool to avoid any more pollution in the air, that would

be a good idea. it will be unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay and into the santa clara valley. so just watch for those respiratory changes by tomorrow. it is still pretty hot up in here, with more places going into those triple digits in the east bay, the north bay and the south bay and our peninsula and the city remaining pretty warm. we'll look for san francisco, some cooling by the end of the week with the return of that sea breeze, but temperatures still very mild in the low 70s upper 60s through the weekend. and for our inland valleys, it will be hot over the next couple of days. please take those walks early and towards the weekend, making those plans. wear those hats and the sunscreen. mike has bay bridge recovered. we are not without backup and that would not be the case for the morning. but there were two crashes, one near the toll plaza, which i believe cleared the backup. now back to standard form. what you can expect a smooth drive off to the far section of the 880 overcrossing as you get to that second area toll plaza and the

speed sensors improve a bit approaching the area of treasure island, i saw some flashing lights there. the lighting is now tough for me to see if there's any other crews on scene, but there's no update from the injuries from the earlier crash near treasure island. a little bit of extra slowing continues right there. the rest of the bay looks good coming off the bridge. carquinez bridge smooth flow. highway four heading over toward that area. still no slowing on. 242. that's good. holding off a bit for that volume through contra costa county. walnut creek interchange smooth 680 shows the slowing as you get down through the tri valley right here. typical around bernal on the southbound side, also building towards sunol 880 through hayward and into union city. typical pattern there. no problems out of the altamont or for vasco. back to you. thank you. mike next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds to a text message about tolls. might raise your eyebrows, but beware it's a fast track to fraud. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. telltale signs for commuters to steer clear next. and another reminder we're working to help clear the shelters this morning.

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consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a warning. fastrack tells us scammers just sent a fresh batch of convincing, but phony texts. here's one that landed in our boss's phone. the text says your car has an outstanding toll charge and to pay up to prevent fees. you just click the link. well, fastrack says do not click it because it's not from fastrack. one telltale sign it's a scam. the link here is incorrect. the real website is bay area fast track .org. fastrack says its it team traced the links to other countries. fastrack says it doesn't text about outstanding tolls. it only sends notices by mail or email.

the bottom line is that here in the bay area, fast track will not will not ask for payment by text with a link to a website. period. now, if it's too late and you already clicked the link or made a payment, contact your bank or credit card to try to reverse the scam charges. the fbi says it's been seeing toll scams like this in several other states. you can report bogus toll bills at ic3, dot gov. you can also let us know. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks so much, chris. it is 627 right now. and coming up next, top stories that we're following for you today, including an update on 49ers rookie ricky pearsall, who was shot over the weekend in san francisco. we hear from a legal analyst on the possible charges the accused teenage shooter faces. later this morning, the city of san jose expected to

clear out this homeless encampment behind me here near north minetta. the question of where these people will go. stay

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to shut down an encampment near san jose's mineta airport. we're live there this morning, with the sweep set to begin just moments from now. when you paint over it, it makes it look it beautifies the neighborhood and

a lot of, a lot of neighborhoods come out and thanks you for it, you know what i mean? so that makes you feel good. like you really did something good painting a new picture. we go one on one with the team working to address san francisco's growing problem of vandalism and the bay area awaiting a heat wave on day one, we're tracking how long this toasty weather is going to last. what a sunrise, though. this is today in the bay but that sunrise also says it's going to be hot. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm ginger conejero saab in for marcus washington. speaking of hot, we're going to get a look at that toasty tuesday forecast from cinthia pimentel. and i know you're saying it's been really leading up to those high temperatures. i know we had a comfortable weekend on into labor day, but then we're going into this weather whiplash. we're going to rise up those temperatures very fast. good morning. out in the east bay, richmond, if you're going back to work or back to school, enjoy

the cool part of the morning right now. where those light layers throughout the day, the sunscreen, your water bottles carry them because we warm up very quickly through mid-morning, by noon and into 1:00 upper 80s there and it only gets warmer as you go on into eastern koko county, eastern alameda, up into the north bay. our valleys 90 to 100 are possible for today and really stretching through a good chunk of our workweek here. even the bay side getting very toasty into the 80s. so remember to possibly carpool if you can spare the air a little bit for today and tomorrow. i'll be back with more on this heat wave in a few minutes. back to you. thanks a lot, cynthia. in less than an hour, the city of san jose is expected to force dozens of people from an encampment near norman mineta international airport. and today, in the bay's. bob redell joins us live from columbus park. bob, what is the mayor saying this morning? that this is an urgent matter. this homeless encampment behind me here near columbus park needs

to be removed. there are notices that are posted on the back of some of these vehicles saying that there's going to be, quote, an abatement taking place. these notices were posted last week. i just read one and they are asking people to have all their belongings removed from here by 7:00 this morning, which is in 30 minutes. obviously you don't see anyone getting up and leaving yet. not clear what's going to happen at 7:00 or if the city is going to be waiting until after that time. there are around 100 people who live in these tents, campers and rvs. they're parked along the roads, on the sidewalks and in these empty lots along columbus park here in san jose. in a statement, mayor matt mahan of san jose said the city has been working urgently to expand safe sleeping and parking in tiny homes, but there just aren't enough for the over 4500 people who live on the streets of san jose. so it's not clear how many of these people here will have access to city services and or housing. in other words, where will they go? the city says this encampment at columbus park poses unique dangers to the

community. one the faa requires the city to keep this area clear since it's directly under the flight path for nearby norman air international. two the city is worried about campfire smoke, as well as the large amounts of trash piled up at the park. says birds are attracted to the trash, and those birds pose a threat to planes taking off and landing. mayor meehan's office released a statement yesterday expressing the urgent need to clear the space. quote, our fundamental responsibility is keeping people safe. that's our highest priority above anything else we work on, including ending homelessness. there are certain cases where an encampment is so unsafe and violating so many laws that we can't wait for our solutions to scale, unquote. earlier this summer, governor gavin newsom of california issued an executive order to take down encampments on state property. this was after the supreme court issued a ruling allowing governments to do this without providing an alternative statewide. over the last three years, local programs

for the unhoused have received roughly $1 billion a year. but now the governor is threatening to pull funding from counties who are not doing their part. in santa clara county, for example, the city of san jose has been working with valley water to clear encampments along creeks and waterways to avoid the pollution that could get the city fined. and recently. san jose shifted some money from permanent housing to create more temporary housing. reporting live here outside columbus park in san jose, bob redell today in the bay. thanks for the latest, bob. it is 635. and turning now to developments in the ricky pearsall shooting. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is still weighing the charges, which may come as soon as today or tomorrow. the 49ers rookie receiver, now recovering at home after being shot in union square on saturday. he'll miss at least the first four games of the season. jenkins is likely to initially charge the suspect, a 17 year-old tracey boy as a

juvenile, but nbc bay area legal expert stephen clark says this could change depending on the suspect's criminal history. whether or not the suspect has been involved in the juvenile system before is going to be important here. how well did he do in the juvenile justice system? also other factors in his life will be important. his social history as well. reporter he says the da would have to seek a hearing to charge the suspect as an adult. san francisco police are already beefing up police presence around union square. well, san francisco is looking to paint a different picture of the city. but two years in and millions of dollars into a graffiti abatement program, is it really moving the bay area forward? there is no fair. this is a scene becoming too familiar for a restaurant in san francisco's mission district. arepa has been around for only two years, but it has been broken into and vandalized four times. the broke

the glass in two opportunities in the back door. in the opportunity more. but it's not just that the mural was destroyed by people with graffiti and target. we hired another artist and the other artists do another art, and the art was destroyed like just one week after they finished the wall danielle is referring to gets tagged several times a month, so much so that it's thought of as a hotspot. arepa is one of 1200 properties in the city's opt in graffiti abatement program. we get about 40,000 complaints a year. san francisco's department of public works says they have abated around 3400 graffiti operations in the past two years. this location on haight and divisadero has been abated 14 times in just ten months. this is something that we're really pleased to be able to do for the people of san francisco. it's we have the resources now to the faster we, abate it, we send the

message that we're not going to allow this to happen. lamar simpson, who works for public works, says he's seen it all. the dude came here like, where is the graffiti? he's like? he's like, i came way from la to put my name over here. i'm like, are you serious? and he was like 57 years old. i couldn't believe that he's out most days cleaning up. what taggers leave behind, which i wanted to try cleaning myself. how long will this take, if it was me by myself. just take two hours, i timed myself. if it's two people, it's an hour and a half. if it's three, it's less than an hour. like 45 minutes. when you paint over it, it makes it look. it beautifies the neighborhood. and a lot of, a lot of neighborhoods come out and thank you for it, you know what i mean? so that makes you feel good. like you really did something good. well, the abatement program has been welcomed by business owners who used to be responsible for cleaning up or paying for the

cleanup of that graffiti. if you are enrolled in this program, you can call it into the city. the city hopes to take care of it in about 2 to 3 days. well, happening today, 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. the group already closed a deal with the a's for the team's stake in that coliseum. the event celebrating the deal is scheduled for noon. all right, 639 let's take a live look at walnut creek. time to get back to work. time to get back to school after that labor day holiday. and it is going to be quite hot. cynthia, what do you have in store? time to look for people that have a pool later on. this afternoon. take a dip. this is the coolest part of our day. we are looking at temperatures to start mainly in the 50s and 60s, but a bit

cooler up towards parts of sonoma and napa. 47 degrees in sonoma. we'll do 53 out in pleasanton as well as in morgan hill. and not a bad start. 55 in san mateo. we will be warming up from here through mid-morning, past lunchtime into some upper 90s for santa rosa, concord, possibly getting into that century mark. today will be about 10 to 15 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. so we were really lucky with labor day before things heated up. now this will be a multiple day event. we'll talk about every day coming up in a few minutes. but mike, you're showing us the buildup in cocoa county. yeah, right here out of contra costa county, heading out across that bridge from richmond to centerville. the build and it shows up on our speed sensors as well. as we look at the slower section coming off of the east shore freeway and the build along the east shore freeway through richmond as well, no surprises behind me. look at this. we now see slowing in walnut creek and 242. we've been waiting for that to cue off and there it is now, getting over toward the walnut creek interchange. so more folks

heading over to the caldecott and south down in toward danville, san ramon, without any surprises there. don't want you to be surprised either. there's a game starting off a multi game series again. oracle park tonight. the giants are playing. so watch for a 280 extension and around the ballpark for oracle park is also a game over for the a's. and remember you cannot use the webster tunnel. webster's tube will be heading over from the oakland area to the island of alameda. closed for overnight maintenance. reopened by for the next day. back to you. thanks a lot, mike. sideshow crackdown. coming up, all new rules. one bay area city is set to debate to put the brakes on illegal and dangerous activities. democrats on an election blitz across the rust belt. we'll bring you the latest on the race for the white house. plus, fresh off his team usa win, what does the future hold for steph curry? the warriors superstar opens up about retirement. keep it here. you don't

ordinance to crack down on sideshows. mayor london breed is also behind the legislation. it would increase criminal penalties for people who plan and participate in sideshows, including roving groups of motorcycles and atvs. it would also expand strategies to prevent them, including collaboration with other regional law enforcement teams and using new technologies to

decision 2024. the democrats, blitzing across the rust belt over the labor day holiday, and scott unions wages and the voice of the worker all a common them, a coordinated message. absolutely. for sure. and it was very coordinated as any kind of blitz needs to be. kamala harris, joe biden, who we don't really see much of these days together in pittsburgh, america's steel town, where harris declared she would oppose the sale of u.s. steel to a japanese steel conglomerate and reminded american voters she is and was a key part of the white house. here's the. and i have spent more time with this extraordinary human being when the cameras were not in the room, when the stakes were high, when the heat was intense. and joe biden has always stood with the workers of america and labor unions of america always, always. now hardly a coincidence. i think the white

house releasing this picture of president biden in the situation room, discussing the hostages in gaza and close by his side to his right, there's kamala harris. vice presidents often ignored by presidents, vice president lyndon johnson had a very crude way of explaining that. but when vice presidents are running for president, they tend to be portrayed as indispensable. polling, meantime, continues to show harris gaining on or pulling ahead of former president trump in key states. she's ahead in pennsylvania, which means she's got to convince voters there not to take it easy. it's going to be a tight race to the very end. so let's not pay too much attention to those polls because as unions and labor knows, best, we know what it's like to be the underdog. and we are the underdog in this race. candidate for vice president tim walz also part of that democratic blitz

across the rust belt in milwaukee. he, too, addressed union members on labor day. walz is a union man himself. unions and organized labor or are more popular today than at any time in our lifetimes. any time. and you know why? because it's union halls where the purest form of democracy is practiced. the opportunity to speak your mind about your job, the opportunity to elect your leadership, the opportunity to talk about the things that impact your life and then go advocate for it. now, walz's motorcade, a small caravan of cars and vans, really was involved in a traffic accident outside milwaukee. one van carrying members of the press rear ended another press van, walls in a different car. he's fine, but there were some minor injuries. former president trump will be back to campaigning tomorrow when he holds a town hall in harrisburg, pennsylvania, hosted by fox news channel's sean hannity. laura, thank you very much, scott. 648

right now, pope francis is visiting indonesia this morning. new video of day one of his 11 day trip. over the next two weeks, he's going to be visiting indonesia east timor, papua new guinea and singapore. during his visit to asia, he'll address a number of issues, including interfaith dialog and climate change. well, fresh off of his gold medal win for team usa. let's just say warriors superstar steph curry keeping pretty busy. that's right. but this morning he found a few free moments to visit the today show plaza. and yes, he brought his olympic hardware. and he says he takes his medal wherever he goes. but curry is also opening up about his many projects off the court. his latest contract extension will keep him with dub nation through the end of 2026. the season there. don't go, don't don't go. night night yet. here's how he answered craig melvin when asked about retiring as a warrior. i hope so for

sure. i mean, i've been there going into my 16th year. yeah, and i always said it's a goal of mine to finish my career, you know, with that organization that see me go through the ranks and accomplish amazing things with, you know, draymond i know klay is not with us anymore. but i want to keep winning obviously. and i know you know we have hopefully some some days ahead still doing that. so definitely want to be there. yes you do and we will be cheering you on. you can watch the full interview on the today show which starts at 7 a.m. right after the today show. it's just it's just right at the time. yeah, yeah. good to see. good to see. we were talking about it in studio carey. around that gold medal. oh, yeah. just wear it all the time. goes well with your. with your suit today. your suit tomorrow. yeah. goes with everything that works. well, you're probably going to want to shed that jacket by afternoon, right. how much time do i have to change out? you've got about four hours. short suit. i should wear my short sleeve suit. your

muscle teeth. there you go. all right. yeah, we've got really taking advantage of this cool morning before things start to warm up. and it is cool up into the north bay santa rosa. good morning to you. 50 degrees. the skies are clear. so the absence of that cloud cover has really made temperatures chilly up there. 59 to start our day in san jose. look at that sunrise over dublin. my goodness, 54 degrees. 55 also beautiful through san francisco. we are enjoying the cooler part of the morning before things really start to warm up through our hills. you might have noticed a little bit of that breeze overnight coming offshore, but i think it should be fairly light as we go throughout the day and talk about a warm up. lots of people have been telling me that they want fall. i think the best that i could do for you this afternoon would be an ice pumpkin spice latte. as we look at these temperatures really ramping up compared to our labor day holiday yesterday, upper 90s, as you start to make your way through san rafael up into the north bay, 99 possible in concord could watch for that triple digit mark there later on

this afternoon. we continue with the 90s for the south bay from fremont over on into gilroy. 97 for you and a very toasty tuesday for the peninsula with the lack of that sea breeze, we're going to rise up those temperatures to the low 80s in the city. 91 in mountain view for today. it gets even warmer for tomorrow and thursday as the heat finally settles, which is why we're going to put up this heat advisory for tomorrow and through thursday. so this is a multiple day event. please be mindful not only of the fire danger with the low humidity, but also for your health. sports are back in schools. you might need to cut back on those practices and change your workday. a little bit to work from home, or maybe work in the earlier parts of the morning into tomorrow. we could be looking at more of those above 100 temperature readings coming into place for the north bay the east bay out towards livermore and the south bay, so that heat risk becomes a little bit major as we go through the week. now, speaking of the rest of the week, aside from this heat wave

here to carry us into the weekend. i'm looking at a bit of a system that will bring the return of that sea breeze and the cloud cover, and will knock down those temperatures a few degrees. now san francisco will be also and along the bay shore, some really rare weather. but of course, september is our warmest month. by the weekend we bring down those numbers a few degrees down into the 70s, and that should carry us through the weekend as well. mike, the south bay commute is kicking in. where you work over here in san jose, 101 right here as you're approaching our camera. just north of that two 8680 interchange. actually, it was an ebb and flow. it was very clear after a big backup. things are kind of building up. you see here more folks are shifting over to 280 north. look at that. the build up at capital expressway for both 101 and 87 shows where things are feeding onto the freeway. but this is an early slowdown. this is tuesday though, so we sometimes see this build up. this is more extensive than we've seen for quite some time. north 85 slows past the crash right around the 87 interchange. no lanes blocked. but that's the south bay build.

the southbound is on 680, slows through sunol. and the same thing for the nimitz past the san mateo bridge. back to you. thank you. mike. it is 653. happening now. bart is set to start installing new faregates at the richmond and 24th mission bart station. similar changes have taken place at other bart stations. the systemwide upgrade is in part, it aimed at cracking down on fare evaders. construction is expected to last two weeks. bart has a goal to replace all 700 gates across bart system by the end of next year. and next, a quick look at the top stories, including crews set to clear out an encampment near san jose's mineta airport. we'll take you there. live this morning, with the sweep set to begin at any moment. plus an update on 49ers rookie ricky pearsall, who was shot over the weekend in san francisco. the possible charges the accused teenager faces. keep it here.

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a late night shooting in antioch leaves at least one victim. video from that scene. shows multiple bullet holes and shell casings. we're going to show you that here. it happened a little before 10 p.m. on pepper tree way near contra loma state park. police also not saying if they know what led to the gunfire. as soon as today, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins may announce charges against the teenager accused of shooting 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. pearsall is now recovering at home after being shot in the chest saturday near san francisco's union square. the niners will also participate in their practice this morning. pearsall is expected to miss at

least the first four games of the season. an encampment sweep is set to begin at any time now. it involves more than 100 homeless people living near san jose's mineta airport. this is at columbus park, where city leaders have promised to start clearing the encampment. at 7 a.m, mayor matt monahan's office released a statement expressing an urgent need to clear the space. now, leaders say the camp poses unique dangers to the community, including campfire smoke and the repeated accumulation of large amounts of trash. because birds are attracted to the garbage. leaders claim it poses a threat to planes taking off and landing nearby. we will take you there for a live update on our 8 a.m. streaming newscast. you can watch that on roku or other streaming platforms wherever, wherever you stream. 659 for you, right before seven in the cierra, mandatory evacuation

orders are in effect as fire firefighters try to tackle an out-of-control wildfire. here's a live look at the scene. it started yesterday afternoon in cierra county, about 30 miles directly north of truckee in the tahoe national forest. now the fire has grown to 1300 acres, and so far there is no word of any homes damaged. a quick look at the forecast. it's going to be a hot one today. it definitely is. and for the next couple of days we are going to be calling it that september sizzle as we go through a good chunk of our workweek here. our valley is going to get into some 90s and one hundreds. a little bit of relief should come by the weekend. however. oh my goodness. we'll look at the sunshine. you see that on the backs of these cars, things getting a little more congested as folks head over to the high rise. those high temperatures cynthia was talking about. look an american hostage killed by