sunday, september eighth. a live look outside. ooh beautiful. as we see the sunshine breaking

through that blanket of clouds. right across the transamerica pyramid in san francisco. a beautiful sunday morning to wake up. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast and we both talked about it was significantly cooler going to our cars this morning than yesterday. anywhere from about 2 to 9 degrees cooler in some spots. so that cool down is definitely continuing. this morning and into the next couple of days. good morning kira. good morning everyone. we are also looking at that fog from the san francisco shot. golden gate bridge is also socked in, but i wanted to show you in through parts of santa rosa and walnut creek. we are looking at those clouds touching the ground, so the visibility down to about 2 or 3 miles. just be careful as you get your day started. we should see it peel back here by around 10:11 a.m. for any plans that require sunshine on this sunday. really putting sun in sunday. we are continuing that slight cooldown as we go on through today and into tomorrow. still some valley seconds and

90s, but you'll definitely get into a little bit more of sweater weather as we go through midweek. some changes are ahead. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. kyra, back to you. new this morning. several people are hurt after an overnight sideshow going across the east bay. it traveled through san pablo, richmond, oakland and even went on to the bay bridge in oakland. you see that red mustang doing donuts? hit a crowd of people. we have stopped the video before it hit the crowd. we saw one woman was run over. her condition is unknown. then that same sideshow took over the eastern span of the bay bridge last night. one truck involved tail whipped a crowd of people who were nearby watching. the sideshow lasted about 20 minutes, taking over the bridge before the crowds

dispersed to san francisco. now, where police are looking for the man who stabbed a walgreens employee in san francisco. it happened early friday morning at the store on montgomery street at pine in the city's financial district. police say a man was trying to steal when an employee confronted him. that's when the man stabbed the worker. the employee was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. police are looking at surveillance video to identify the attacker. burning man ended last week. it was supposed to be an adventure for the thousands of people there, including one san francisco woman. but for her, it turned into a big fall that sent her to the hospital. today in the bay's marianne favro has her story. rachel ginger told me she's grateful that she survived the fall and is expected to make a full recovery. she also says it was an accident and it won't derail her love of burning man. in the

adventurous spirit of burning man last saturday, rachel ginger of san francisco decided to climb up this huge art piece resembling a sinking ship in the middle of the black rock desert. the plan was to slide down the diagonal pole, but rachel says when her backpack shifted, her position shifted too. and that's when she fell. at least 20ft. once i was upside down, the height of the pole was about 40ft off the ground. i slid a little bit of the way down, and then i just completely lost my grip and fell and landed on my back on the backpack. she says initially, she couldn't move and feared she might not be able to walk again. she was loaded into an ambulance and taken to rampart. burning man's makeshift hospital, where she spent the next 16 hours. this photo shows her sitting in a wheelchair as she waits for an ambulance to drive her more than two hours to a reno hospital, where she learned the extent of her injuries. i had four fractured

vertebrae on the transverse process on the left side, and i had one one fractured rib, and then my lung and my spleen were both bruised. 14 year old rachel says she doesn't blame the artist, who created the installation. she says she knew the risks. she also acknowledges her injuries could have been much worse. i am filled with gratitude that you know i'm still here and able to, you know, make a full recovery. this was rachel's eighth year at burning man. she says she loves the experience, encourages people to push boundaries. which is why, despite a near death fall, she says she will continue to be a burner. we'll definitely be back next year. rachel is one of 20 people attending burning man who left in ambulances during the week long event this year. more than a dozen people were medically transported by helicopter and a 39 year old woman died. her cause of death

has not yet been determined. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. also new. this morning, police are investigating a shooting in the east bay that happened around 1030 last night in antioch. one person was shot at the intersection of sycamore drive and pepper tree way. video here from the scene shows multiple bullet holes and shell casings. witnesses tell us there have been several shootings this same week at that same intersection. we do know about one of those shootings. as we reported last week on labor day. one person was shot at that same intersection of sycamore and pepper tree. video from that scene also shows multiple bullet holes and shell casings. the victim in that shooting died at the hospital. antioch police have identified him as 20 year old elijah scales. no word on what led to both shootings. turning now to governor gavin newsom, who has declared a state

of emergency in southern california as the lion fire continues to grow. it has burned more than 17,000 acres near the city of highland, which is in san bernardino county. that's about 11mi■!s. the state of emergency, among other things, waives fees to replace documents and allows hospitals, senior care facilities and child care locations impacted by the fire to continue to provide services. more than 600 firefighters are battling the fast-moving flames, which are forcing evacuations and threatening critical infrastructure. so far, no injuries nor damage have been reported. in just over the state line, at least 12 structures have been lost in the so-called davis fire in nevada. it's burning near the washoe valley near reno. it ignited at 230 yesterday afternoon and has already burned more than 1500 acres. it's forced the shutdown of the main highways between reno and carson city. this is

video taken by actor jeremy renner, who lives off of mount rose highway. you can see that massive plume of smoke in the distance behind those trees. right now, there is no containment and california is in the midst of what appears to be a longer than usual wildfire season. and people in the north bay are getting prepared in case they need to evacuate. marin county yesterday hosted its third annual ember stomp. the wildfire prevention festival was at the county fairgrounds in san rafael. there was a live burn demonstration. firefighters hope to show people how quickly flames can damage a home that isn't built or reinforced with fire resistant materials. if we make it a fun event where people can come out, they can bring their family. they can walk through to see different displays, get some examples of things to do, maybe to the yard. there's a lot of stuff you can do to prepare your house that

isn't super expensive. among the fire safety activities, we also saw grazing goats, which are used to help control vegetation across the county. and those tiny firefighters and exciting first in oakland's chinatown. hundreds of people came out to enjoy a night market yesterday evening, all aimed at helping draw people back to the struggling neighborhood. today, in the bay's alyssa goard was in oakland, where organizers talked about how important the market is in injecting a new energy into the neighborhood. food, arts and culture took over part of oakland's chinatown saturday night, two blocks of eighth street transformed for the inaugural night market. it's inspired by the success of night markets in san francisco, but comes with its own oakland flare shining everywhere. i know. macy

jenkins malone. organizers say that this event has actually been in the works for about five years now. they say it's part of a larger effort to try and revitalize this neighborhood. i hope the viewers at home, if you like what we do here, please come patronize our community, our merchants, our shops, our grocers. oakland chinatown improvement council says crime, anti-asian hate and the pandemic hit this neighborhood hard, leaving businesses struggling and some neighbors afraid to go out there hoping the market helps everyone feel safer and brings some new foot traffic into the neighborhood. oakland has great things and this is one of them, and it's time for us to be on the footprint as well. i thought it was really fantastic to see oakland chinatown, almost like coming back. its life again. the market seems to have worked its magic. vendors saw huge lines and guests said they'd come back for more. if we

able to see and come together and support our wonderful communities, you know, we got to show up for them, right? to make bay area what it is. and it's been like that, full of diverse, wonderful people. if you love and strong alyssa goard today in the bay ten past the hour. we have 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 preview of

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near a highway in kentucky. this, as the nation still reels after wednesday's school shooting in georgia that claimed the lives of two students and two teachers. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the press. hi, kristen, as always, great to see you this morning. i'm wondering in terms of the upcoming debate on tuesday, vice president kamala harris and former

president donald trump are preparing to face off in terms of what you're looking for or the strategies both sides are are looking to use, how will they define their positions on things like economy, abortion and guns? that's the big question, kieran. i think you're right. look, i think guns is now going to be in focus. we've seen them lay out very different views as it comes to how to deal with that issue. for example, vice president kamala harris has called for things like an assault weapons ban and expansion of background checks. red flag laws. former president trump, for his part, and i covered his administration kira when he was in office. there was a moment after the parkland shooting where he was actually open to some form of gun safety measures. he then backed away from that. so what does this look like? if either of them were to win and actually be in the oval office? i anticipate they will get a lot of questions about that. they've also been laying out their economic policies very different views.

trump wants to, for example, extend the 2017 trump era tax cuts. kamala harris wants to lower actually, the rate at which top income earners are taxed for their capital gains taxes. but it's not as high as biden's. so i talked to senator bernie sanders about that. he's had some really interesting things to say. she's also proposing things like a ban on price gouging on groceries. so look, these two candidates couldn't be more different. how will they lay out their case? will trump stick to policy or will he engage in personal attacks? i interview governor doug burgum about that today. for her part, will vice president kamala harris clearly state how a harris administration would differ from a biden administration? i think those are some of the big picture questions that will loom over the debate. and look, bottom line, kira whoever emerges with the momentum coming out of tuesday night, will or who emerges looking more presidential will have the momentum coming out of tuesday

night and heading into that final sprint. kyra. yeah. what is it, 57 days? something like that. all right. kristen thank you so much for that extensive preview. we appreciate you and we hope you join christian for this morning's meet the press. as mentioned, she'll have those exclusive interviews with senator bernie sanders and governor doug burgum, but she'll also have an interview with senator raphael warnock of georgia, where that devastating school shooting happened. back here locally in the bay area and alameda county, they are sounding the alarm on a possible mediterranean fruit fly infestation. medflies, as they're known, lay eggs inside fruit and vegetable crops, making the produce inedible. alameda county officials have placed this 71 mile area of the county you see on your screen, which includes fremont, under quarantine. the usda says this was all sparked by one dead fly in fremont. any farms or homes that grow fruits or vegetables in the area will be sprayed with a pesticide. crops cannot be removed from the area until the

quarantine is over, but no word on when that might be. history at the paralympics in paris. team usa men's wheelchair basketball team fulfilled their quest for a three peat. they are now the first men's wheelchair basketball team to win three consecutive gold medals at the paralympics. team usa beat great britain 73 to 69. the bay area's brian bell helped the team by scoring seven points. the college of alameda men's basketball team, turning to them now, they are getting some star power. espn is reporting former nba star gary payton senior is the team's new head coach. the school said payton is right for the job for a number of reasons, the athletic director calling him a longtime leader and winner, saying he talked about community and giving back during his interview. payton has been the head coach at lincoln university in oakland the past three seasons. he also coaches in the big three league. the

oakland native played 17 seasons in the nba, winning a championship in 2006 with the miami heat. of course, his son, gp2, is on the warriors. downtown oakland will be full of color music and celebrations today for the 14th annual oakland pride parade. it kicks off at 11 a.m, going down broadway from 14th to 21st. you can see some familiar faces from nbc, bay area and telemundo 48. after the parade, the festival is at noon on broadway until 6:00. and as we mentioned yesterday, we are wrapping up our clear the shelter's month long push in the next couple of days and we want to thank you for more than 150 adoptions yesterday alone. the adopt a thon at berkeley humane was a huge success. we brought you our marcus washington, laura garcia. there yesterday morning, showing off some animals in need of a forever home. max cordero and pilar nino from telemundo 48

were there as well. this is the largest adopt a thon in the state. there were dogs, cats, birds, bunnies up for adoption and there was also a free vaccination clinic offered for all pets. other shelters also participated. the peninsula humane society in burlingame allowed people adopting new pets to name their own adoption fee, and our efforts are not over yet are clear. the schaar tuesday. if you can't adopt, many of our shelters also need volunteers. for more information, scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you to a website to find out more information. and we're going to check in now with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. a little cooler this morning than this time yesterday. definitely. and we're seeing more of that fog extending through parts of the bay. so just some minor visibility changes people need to be aware of as they start their sunday. and yeah, let's go over to oakland. we are noticing the camera. i'll show you in a

second. being socked in with that cloud cover. and it is sweater weather to start. if you're heading out to set up anything for the pride parade there. but as we go on into the afternoon, this looks gorgeous and just a good time right there in downtown oakland in the mid 70s and continuing with some mild weather into our nighttime. there it is right there. we can't even see the skyline 59 degrees there in oakland right now, as well as in pleasanton. and some cloud cover down here for san jose as well, but a bit more mild at 63. and those clouds cover is extending towards parts of the north bay too. but we should mix it out of here by around 930, 10:00 and then be in for another warm day. slightly cooler. i think we're making progression here, everybody. we'll do 91 in los gatos to 89 in downtown san jose, 95 though in morgan hill. so those microclimates are starting to come into the picture as we move on into the east bay. as well. 78 there as your high in oakland to 86 in fremont. then we get into some more seconds as we go on into

walnut creek along 680 and 97 out towards antioch. the peninsula will see a very nice day, a little bit breezy at times, mid 60s there for daly city to 85 in palo alto. should be a nice day. also in san francisco we do see our microclimates 67 to the outer sunset and then 70 in the mission. how about we go up towards wine country? should be a lovely day up there. upper 80s for parts of napa, the napa valley to 89. in santa rosa, 83 in mill valley. good morning to you. and we'll see a beautiful day out towards the beach as well. after that morning, cloud cover should get into some low 70s now. by tomorrow, temperatures will still be pretty similar to what we have for today. nothing too crazy here, but don't blink right there. on tuesday those temperatures are going to come back down into some 60s and 70s by the bayshore and only into the low 80s for our inland valleys. as we track a little bit of a pattern change people that want fall and that sweater weather your pumpkin spice lattes. here we go. middle of the week. tuesday, wednesday. that low pressure system is going to come into the bay area,

bringing about some breezy winds for us. more of that cloud cover the rain chances will stay more towards the northern part of the state, but we'll track how far south they do come down. notice after a warm finish to the weekend early for our workweek, we do transition into more windy weather and temperatures in the 80s. san francisco will also see some cooler and windier weather ahead as well. all right cynthia, thanks. 721 right now we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, christian mccaffrey returning to practice this week for the 40 niners. but why is the star running back still on the injury report heading into tomorrow night's season oper? sportsne

the new york jets after a drama filled offseason. the niners say they are ready to go and ready to play football. christian mccaffrey is questionable. the star running back is dealing with a calf and achilles injury.

the niners will be facing a familiar foe in their first game. jets jets head coach robert saleh. he spent four seasons as the 49ers defensive coordinator starting in 2017 and kyle shanahan. they coached together. they were assistant coaches in houston, so they know each other very well, so there won't be any surprises on monday night. saleh is very sound and what he does, he's not going to overthink it. so i'm not going to overthink it. got a lot of guys on their staff that have had a history with friends, too, which adds a different element. just makes it more fun to talk to each other after and before a little bit. but i don't see really much relevance once the game starts. college football. kaylyn sec country to take on auburn. up seven early in the fourth. javon thorne gets the rock and rolls 32 yards for the touchdown. the golden bears defense well they were golden. they forced five turnovers including four interceptions. cal stuns auburn 21 to 14. high

drive. right field out of here. what a game for grant. mccrae slams a three run homer in the second inning, then crushes a two run shot in the ninth inning. the giants go on to beat the padres by the final of 6 to 3 at the coliseum. the a's taking on the tigers. scoreless in the fifth inning, then kyle mccann rips a shot by the second baseman. a run scores to give the a's a one nothing lead, but the tigers would score a pair of runs in the seventh, and that turned out to be the difference in the ball game. the tigers beat oakland 2 to 1 on the pitch. bay fc taking on racing louisville. scoreless in the 75th minute as a shot. oshoala scores her team leading fourth goal of the season. bay fc wins one nil. they move into seventh place in the nwsl playoff standings. that's a look at your morning sports i'm anthony flores for today in the bay.

anthony thanks. 726 right now. still to come on today in the bay as mentioned we are just two days away from the presidential debate. the candidates are honing their debate strategy on the trail. our political analyst details how the two candidates can stand out. plus, a major milestone after last winter's storms destroyed the capitola wharf. it is back open. we'll

i came to bayview hunter's point, where there was only one pediatrician 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.

tember eighth. thank you so much for joining us for this live look outside. the sun is shining over san francisco. a blanket of fog over the bay on a cooler sunday. i think a lot of us enjoyed that slight cool down yesterday. i'm kira klapper. we want to thank you so much for starting your sunday with us. cinthia pimentel has a quick

look at what our sunday holds. oh, it looks a little a little cloudy behind you. it's a little gloomy sleeping in weather though, for everybody in the north bay. look at santa rosa limited visibility along 101 there, and it just extends into parts of novato out towards napa, about less than a mile there. and it continues into parts of half moon bay. and we're also starting to see it impact our commute down here in san jose. so just be careful of that. we should mix out of here. mix it out of here by around 910 this morning and be in store for another warm day in morgan hill, into the upper 90s. fairly similar for tomorrow, but then watch that temperature drop as we go on into the middle parts of the week. we are tracking a change here as we go on into tuesday and wednesday. we're going to say goodbye to high pressure, that heat that's been with us for the last couple of days and see some cooler, windier and cloudier weather. we'll talk about the impacts coming up in a few minutes. kira back to you. new this morning, several people were injured in an overnight sideshow that

stretched across the east bay. it traveled through san pablo, richmond, oakland and went on to the bay bridge in oakland. you see here a red mustang doing donuts ended up hitting a crowd of people. we stopped the video before it hit those people. one woman was stuck under the car. her condition is unknown. that same sideshow then took over this. the eastern span of the bay bridge. hundreds of people there. one truck involved. tail whipped a crowd of people who were watching the sideshow lasted about 20 minutes. no word on any arrests. again, those sideshows are illegal. police in oakland are investigating a triple shooting that happened yesterday afternoon on 23rd street near northgate avenue. when officers responded, they found two victims who were shot. unfortunately, both died at the

scene. another victim, believed to be from that same shooting, took themself to the hospital. police say they are in stable condition. no arrests have been made. an east bay family is remembering their young daughter, who was killed in a hit and run crash. the family of 17 year old madina carrillo lopez held her funeral yesterday at an oakland church. she was crossing the street with her mother on international boulevard near 72nd, when they were hit by a car. the 17 year old girl died at the scene. her mother survived. the driver sped away, but crashed again about a mile away. and that's where he, the 37 year old, was arrested. he now faces several charges, including vehicular manslaughter and dui. this video from georgia, where the community continues to rally together in the wake of wednesday's deadly school shooting. yesterday, hundreds of people formed that large prayer circle around a

memorial at apalachee high school. it's about an hour northeast of atlanta, and as you likely know by now, two teachers and two students were shot and killed by a 14 year old student. within the prayer circle, there was a smaller group of people holding bandanas tied together in the school colors of blue and gold. we're going to take a big turn now to decision 2024 and former president donald trump on the campaign trail in wisconsin. he addressed supporters at a rally, a rally in mosinee, wisconsin is a battleground state that could decide the election. trump's visit comes as he tries to solidify support in his base during remarks he pledged to reshape the federal government, including eliminating the department of education and redirecting the justice department. trump also called the delay of his sentencing and his new york hush money trial evidence that the case amounts to a so-called witch hunt. republican vice presidential nominee jd vance is

expected to hit rural areas of the rust belt in the next couple of weeks. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris took a moment to answer questions from reporters yesterday in pittsburgh. she made a campaign stop at penzeys spices while in between preparations for her upcoming debate with former president trump. that's on tuesday. harris was asked how she felt about being endorsed by longtime republicans liz and dick cheney. harris said it was an honor and that their support illustrates that americans have more in common than they think. harris also said she is ready for her first debate with trump. one high profile endorsement for the president will be missing this election, former president george w bush tells nbc he will not be endorsing either candidate. when asked whether his wife, laura, would endorse either kamala harris or former president trump, bush's office replied no, adding mr. bush

retired from presidential politics years ago this week. vice president harris won endorsements as just mentioned, from representative liz cheney and former vice president dick cheney, as well as jimmy mccain, the son of the late senator john mccain. as the debate looms, many are looking to see how either candidate will stand out. i spoke yesterday with nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. this coming tuesday, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris will square off in their first and perhaps only presidential debate in the wake of the earlier debate that seemed to seal the fate of president biden's reelection bid. this debate looms large. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here. hi, larry, as always, great to see you. who do you think needs this debate more? harris or trump? first of all,

can you believe it's finally here? we've been talking about it for months and by golly, it's around the corner. i tell you something, kyra. they both need this debate, and i'll tell you why. first of all, trump needs to sag to shore up his sagging position. you know, look at all the polls. and what you see is they've reversed. harris has come out strong. she hasn't stopped. and his polls show him. show him sagging. harris has to continue the first shot. they really had was that the democratic convention? that's fine. 29 million people. but this debate is going to have people watching. probably upwards of 60 or 70 million. and this is where she has to seal the deal. you know a little bit about me. here's more. and they'll do that as they talk about the various issues. okay. so you just talked about, you know, really introducing who she is. but what are other goals that you think should be or you think they will make each candidate. they each they each need to appeal to parts of their

base. and just a smidgen beyond the base is there. but what about beyond? so for trump, he needs to talk to his base, which is largely white males, 85% of the republican vote is white. and he does very well with males. he needs to make sure they come out and vote for harris. she has to go in a little bit different direction. first of all, she's going to be appealing a lot more to females. we're going to see a huge gender gap in the vote. this time. she's going for females. don't don't forget that. right to protective reproductive freedom. she's going to appeal to those folks. she's going to appeal to the unions. and they're both, by the way, going to search for that missing piece. and that missing piece is the suburban vote. whoever is able to get more of that vote will tip the scales. so they're each going to their base, first of all, and then they're trying to expand so that they get beyond the low 40s and mid 40s up to 50 or more. i mean, you could argue that a lot of people already have their minds made up, but what is the

potential of for the undecideds, this debate determining the winner of the election? kira that's the big question. there's no there's nothing bigger than that. look, no single event will determine the outcome of this election. not even not even this debate. but we are getting to a point where we're closing in only weeks now until the election. and as that happens, we're shrinking the number of people who are actually uncertain. so right now people are talking about 10 to 12, maybe 15% out the outside. these are the people who who, along with those suburban voters, will those who they that's who they are. they will tilt the outcome one way or another. so we're going to see which way the undecideds go and we'll know. so much more after this debate. it won't be the end. we've still got a couple well, probably two months to finish this all off. but we're going to get closer and closer and closer. willowing that winnowing down, if you will, that number. so watch out

to see. and again, we'll be at the water cooler about a week or ten days afterwards to see exactly where things stand. it's going to be really exciting. the water cooler discussion that might never end. at least it feels that way. larry as always, thanks for your insight this morning. great. nbc news will have pre and post-debate coverage of tuesday's highly anticipated debate. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area starting at 5 p.m. on tuesday. back here locally, a major milestone for our coast after storms last winter badly damaged the iconic capitola wharf. it is back open this weekend. christian balderas from our nbc affiliate on the central coast takes us there. a powerful winter storm in 2023 split the capital wharf in half, closing it off to the public. but now, over a year later, people can be seen fishing off the pier. the capital wharf is back open. the little kids come out here and

they just. i got a fish. i got a fish. still, some finishing touches need to be made before a big community celebration. and so saturday was a community work day. our community came together and raised $425,000 to enhance the wharf and then all the material came in benches, tables and trash cans, and we put it out for the community to come out, save the city money by putting it all together. about 50 people showed up to assemble benches and trash cans. i came around 745, helped out the community, just built trash can or two, carried some logs for some people. this family drove from over two hours away to help out. we left stockton like around five. yeah, 535. it's been an adventure. it's an adventure. it's an adventure. but. but it is really nice. and we don't live in capitola, but right now we feel like capitola is our own community. the owner of the bait and tackle shop says there's still a lot to do before the big celebration. he just reopened a few days ago. we're working 12, 12 hour days, seven days a week, just to get

everything built back up. to add to the to do list, the city still has to install an archway at the entrance, some artwork, and a fish cleaning station before the grand reopening celebration that's set for september 25th. that was christian balderas reporting for us. 740 right now, still to come on today in the bay. support for a local teacher whose home was destroyed in a fire and then looted. we'll show you how her students and one bay are community area ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five.

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down here in san jose. most of us, starting in the 50s and 60s. we also noticed that fog starting to mix out of walnut creek and about sitting about 1000ft right there through san francisco. we see the transamerica building and good morning to mount tam and mill valley. you also see the sunshine as you climb up towards panoramic highway. as we go throughout the day, we should see the clouds sticking by the coast into about the mid morning

hours. lots of sunshine though if you were greeted with it this morning along the east bay shoreline up into the north bay and parts of san jose, and our temperatures will be fairly mild as we go through noontime and plan that outdoor brunch. maybe into the afternoon. you have a barbecue going on a family event. we should see another warm day in our valleys. could also be an afternoon where you find somebody with a pool. if you live out towards concord and solano county, up into lake and mendocino counties, and down into the south bay. temperatures there are going to be the warmer spots in the low to mid 90s. along the bay shore we should see a breezy but beautiful day 70 to 80 with further cooling ahead. let me show you how it plays out towards antioch. one of our warmer spots this last week with the heat wave for today, we still see temperatures very warm out there, so stay hydrated and watch out for that fire danger. but look at this significant drop as we go on after monday into tuesday and wednesday here down into the low 80s as we see a change in our

weather pattern that's going to scooch the high pressure out of here and see a little bit of a breeze, pick up as we track this system to our north. that's going to bring better rain chances up into the northern part of the state, not more than an inch or so, but we should track it to see how close it gets to the bay area, and then that will switch up our weather even more. so watch how it plays out in our inland. seven day forecast. don't forget the 49ers play tomorrow. that big old helmet on your screen there. 90 to start our day. our workweek here. but then we transition into some cooler, windier weather by tuesday wednesday. getting our groove back here through our workweek should be a little bit more fall like, so you'll feel those changes in the air as those temperatures come down into the 80s and pretty much stay that way during the week. san francisco will see a nice day after the fog kohler this morning our bay temps 70 to 80. similar for tomorrow, but then by tuesday afternoon feel those windy changes there and the temperatures dropping there in the city and along our bay shores. it should mix out of

here as we go on into late week. start planning our next weekend plans into the low 70s. that looks beautiful. can't forget about this. so exciting. monday night football is back tomorrow here in santa clara. it looks beautiful for the tailgate. it looks beautiful for kickoff there too, but as we advance this a little bit forward past those mild 80s, we get into some 60s throughout the game and breezy at times. now i want to mention don't forget to bring those clear bags of course, and a light layer to just keep you nice and comfortable as you head out the game in santa clara and you're going. i'm so jealous. thank you to my husband. he's the best bringing me along all the time. like buddy, you. lucky you. it's 46 past the

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wind picking up as we head into the week. a recall for some pickup truck drivers. the automaker stellantis is recalling more than 1 million dodge ram pickup trucks worldwide. it's all to fix a software problem. stellantis says anti-lock brake technology could inadvertently shut down the truck's stability control. the recall covers certain trucks from the 2019 and 2021 through 2024 model years, mostly in north america. stellantis says it's not aware of any crashes nor injuries from that problem. it is a drama that is continuing between a san francisco cyclist and driverless car company, waymo. back in july, a waymo car was coming out of a parking garage on mission street between seventh and eighth in san francisco's soma neighborhood. waymo says the driverless car stopped for a cyclist who passed by the car and started to dismount off their bike. waymo

says their cameras show the cyclist appeared to touch the waymo car, let go of the bike and then fall to the ground. the cyclist was taken to the hospital, although their injuries are unclear. waymo says that while the car was in autonomous mode, there was a test driver in the car at the time. parent company alphabet maintains the car was not moving as the cyclist got hurt. waymo cars have been in 83 crashes in san francisco since 2020. eight of them involving injuries. bart saw its highest ridership last week since the beginning of the pandemic. the agency says more than 194,000 people rode bart on wednesday alone. san francisco's embarcadero station saw the most riders some 20,000. the downtown berkeley station had nearly 7000 riders. bart says the high ridership is partly because of students returning to school. bart ridership has been slower since the pandemic back in april. the sf chronicle reported

bart's ridership was at about 45% of 2019 levels. happening today some south bay first graders are coming to the aid of their teacher. a fire destroyed esther banos, south san jose home last week. burglars then came in after the fire and took off with whatever was left, including jewelry. she is a teacher at tracey elementary school. when her students heard the news, they jumped into action. today, when the streets of san jose are closed for another viva cal event, those first graders will be selling lemonade and cookies as a fundraiser for their teacher, who they say is their hero. you love your teacher. you really want to help her as much as you can because something like really terrible happened to her. miss banos family also set up a gofundme account. they say the gesture of six year olds, though, is more touching than

words can express. i would agree with the 49ers faithful getting ready for tomorrow night's opener at levi's stadium. our very own laura garcia was trying to prepare as well, but not without the help of some faithful friends. so we go five, six, seven, 812, three and it looks like seven eight actually looks great. yeah i like it. you're just freestyling. that's hailey and leah, two members of the niners gold rush cheerleading team. they stopped by our studios earlier this week. we spoke to them about their careers outside of cheering and this upcoming season. you can watch that whole interview and hopefully more of laura cheering on our website. nbcbayarea.com. niners. fans of course, won't forget nbc sports bay area will have pre and post game coverage of the monday night game. pregame show starts at 4 p.m. 52 past the hour. up

next, a quick look at our top stories, including a big milestone after last year's winter storms destroyed the capitola wharf. we take you there. i

several people were injured in this overnight sideshow that

stretched across the east bay through san pablo, richmond, oakland and on to the bay bridge in oakland. we saw a red mustang doing donuts and hit a crowd of people. we have stopped the video before the car hits the crowd. one woman was run over. her condition is unknown. then that same sideshow took over the eastern span of the bay bridge last night. hundreds of people you see there. one truck involved in the sideshow tail whipped the crowd of people who were watching. no word on injuries, nor arrests. some much lighter news to our coast. the capitola wharf is back open. you may recall the iconic wharf was destroyed in massive storms of january 2023. yesterday, volunteers made finishing touches, installing benches, tables and trash cans. the city still plans to install an archway, some artwork and a fish cleaning station. the grand

reopening celebration will be september 25th. back here in the bay area downtown oakland will be full of color music and celebrations for the 14th annual oakland pride parade. it begins at 11 this morning down broadway from 14th to 21st, and our nbc, bay area and telemundo family will be there as well. after the parade, there is a big festival at noon on broadway. that all goes until 6 p.m. so how will the forecast be for a big pride celebration? cynthia has one last look at the forecast. it's a foggy start in oakland, but then into a big chunk of the day. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the mid 70s. i mean, that's beautiful to celebrate pride as we see our inland seven-day forecast. yeah, warm today and tomorrow. but then we go on into a bit of a fall feeling as we look at a bit of a cooler pattern starting tuesday and wednesday and should really carry us through the rest of the workweek, where we bring down those temperatures into the 80s. so no more crazy heat at

least for the next seven days. sounds great. cynthia, thanks and thanks so much to all of you for making us a part of your sunday morning. we are back, baby. no. 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, it is football night in america right here on nbc bay area. la rams at detroit lions on sunday night football. we'll have a special edition newscast right after that. and then we are back again at 11 p.m. until then, you can always stay up to date on nbc bay area dot com. we hope you have a great sunday. go niners tomorrow and we'd love to see you right back here next weekend

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