. >> it's backpacks. it's school supplies. we work with businesses and community groups to have coat drives and shoe drives and those are throughout the year. it comes from a cty >> it's getting greater and greater. so this is the 7th annual back to school fair. driving here today we just received an announcement that we're getting 2,000 backpacks from the educational systems federal credit union so working from a small business owner to a faith based organization to national companies they realized the need to help our students. our students are our future generation. >> you said the need is greater. >> it is greater. >> in the county we realize very similar to fairfax county a lot of people will see us as some what of a wealthy county but we have about 50,000 students part of the title 1 program so we don't look at that as is there a need but there is a need. even past supplies there's a need for mentoring and tutoring and a way to give back so we can partner with the business organizations. we can make

backpacks for kids. and calculators so we can build calculator loan pools in high schools and middle schools. >> all right. so if those are the things you need specifically -- >> yes, yes. >> you need more of those than pep sills and paper? >> well, the cash helps us buy school supplies in bulk. with our community partners, with collect 4 kids. cash helps a lot. >> barbara? >> saturday, august 26th, our back to school sale. seventh annual. at the stadium. the prince george's stadium. we're doing something different this year, asking our students and families to register. because we want to really find out the need and where the need is. so they would just go online, register with their name and information, and then of course they will get their backpack on saturday, august 26th. attend a car show, a free car show. and a baseball game. so it's not just about backpacks that day, it's a family event day on saturday, august 26th. >> you would like them to register but is registration required to get the bac

thank you guys again for stu stuffing backpacks.nd back to you, you can find all of the information on what items go in the backpacks and also where you can drop off some of these goodies for all the kids out there. i'll send these back to you. >> thank you so much. there's such important work being done. they're planning on gepting about 700 backpacks donated. >> it is incredible how many families, vickie, this impacts for the rest thft month, donate those backpacking, school supplies or cash. and it'll help students and their families who can't afford new supplies. >>> and there is a giant list of the locations where you can donate all across the bay area. it's delight on our home page. scroll about half way down, and you can click on the locations. >> back to school, soon enough. we're not there yet though, in case you need a reminder, check the thermometer, carrie. >> feeling heat. it's going to be like that over the next several days. think of heading to the movies or trying to find somewhere to stay nice and cool. will be in o

we've also got backpacks people are bringing down.hem stuffed full of all this stuff for kids to start the school year. in order to make this happen, we really depend on you. we depend on your donations to come down and help us to get the kids the stuff they need, backpack, papers, school supplies you need for a when we gave out backpacks in prince george's county. this was a tremendously important day. the kids, you can tell they love all the stuff they got. they were so thankful for your donations and what you did to help make that a special school year. we try to do this every school year. we want to make sure that the kids get off to the right start with everything they need. here is what you need to know. we're down here at the woodmore town center until 3:00 p.m. today. we're taking your cash, checks, brand-new schools supplies, brand-new backpacks. please come down and join us and say hi. we've got goodies, too. we're doing to hang out and give you hugs for your support. reporting live, back to you in the studio. >> i know we'v

bring school supplies and back pax backpacks to us.r the next seven days, we have high pressure building in, in san francisco, we see a climb in the temperatures, in the 70s. inland spots we notice the hot temperatures increasing. by fund 97, that hot high pressure starts building in over the forecast. by wednesday, thursday and friday, we start hitting the triple digit marks again. we could see the national weather service might be issuing heat advisories as we head into the heat week as well. make sure to keep that in mind. i think today will be your best bet for hiking weather, tomorrow, goods beach weather. carole, back to you. >> thank you. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, giving students the supplies they need to succeed. why chris chmura is in sunny veil handing out free seiss cream. how you can get free ice cream by donating a little bit to help kids get baaing to school. >>> today for the heart of engagement in ogala plaza, this arts events will showcase young artists from the teens to 20s to engage wi

we are receiving 300 more backpacks. so the need is still there. >> reporter: that means that we need your help in order to make this happen and tomorrow we will be here. a lot of the members from the nbc news team and telemundo. so come on out and coming up during the 6:00-hour, i will give you more info. and we have a list of what they need. than thanks very much. >> the long wait for ramen. we are going to show you when we come back. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. trying to keep a dangerous gang out of the south bay. how san jose city leaders are going at it - . >>> tonight at 6:00. trying to keep a dangerous gang out of the south bay. how city leaders are going at it. that story more tonight at 6:00. >>> you may have heard of it. a very popular ramen chain. and opening in berkeley. the wait is more than two hours. it is already in new york and this berkeley loc

volunteers stuffing backpacks and they told me that so far right now there is about 4,000 backpacks already in the warehouse at the moment. now right now they have been here all morning long. tomorrow the event takes ples from 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. and coming up in 20 minutes we are going to chat with ann wilson, shes is going to give us more information why this event is so important and what we are doing to make a difference on the community. and you can find that info on our website. >> great arm. >> she is jamming. getting it all done out there. >> thanks. again the big day is tomorrow. full list on our website where you can donate wnbcbayarea.com. >> we need to tell people about this. >>> a security concern with millions of home surveillance cameras. we investigate the set up that could broadcast your private lives to strangers. family. but what if you weren )t the ony one watching? >>> you buy a security camera to protect your home and your family. but what if you weren't the only one watching. discovered a serious flaw in cameras. she joins us now with what she found. vicky. >> you

bring us brand-new school supplies, brand-new backpacks and help us to get these backpacks stuffed and ready to go for the kids so they can have a good school year. there are thousands of kids in the area who cannot afford to have the supplies they need to get the education they deserve. we're trying to help them, and we need your help to do it. take you back to last year. prince george's county handing out backpack at the beginning of this, it starts with donation frs our viewers and you do a great job every year. we're dodging raindrops because we want to make sure you join us. here is what you need to know. we're at the woodmore town center until 3:00 p.m. today. we're over in the parking lot between whit manslaughter's and jcpenneys. not only are we out here to take collections, we also have good stuff for you. you can get one of these working for you shopping bag before you go shopping. we have a lot of good stuff for you, other goodies you can enjoy as well. we do have somebody coming out with us. thank you so much. hi, what's your name? >> toni levy. >> thank you for coming out.

you can donate backpacks, school supplies or cash. or if you're strapped for time, you can donate on line. you can find the full list of where you can donate at nbcbayarea.com. look for supporting our schools. >> this is a time that should be joyous for kids and families going back to school. they should just concentrate on getting back into the classroom. we'll feel better about that as the weather comes down a little bit but it's not going to be this weekend. >> the kids are really enjoying their time at the pool right now and trying to take in all the sunshine and warm weather and the little bit of time left in school that they have. anderson reservoir, all cool, bright and sunny. that was not the case a little while ago. we were seeing those clouds rolling by. as we take a live look in tiburon, you can still see the clouds rolling across golden gate bridge. we're seeing the clouds in san francisco but it's starting to clear out. at the bottom of the screen, our temperatures now starting to spread out. we're at 60 in san francisco,

we all know how exciting it is to have a backpack. >> every backpack that we packed today would go to some kids. >> reporter: despite all this work, still a lot of students in the bay area starting school without the supplies they need. >> we are only reaching 10% of the population here of low income students so essential that we continue to get more folks out here and corporations partnering with us. >> reporter: they have been doing these backpack drives for more than two decades. last year 39,000 backpacks to 300 agencies and schools. >> for the rest of this month you can donate. we have a full list of where you can donate on our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> just how far president trump's approval rating has fallen in california. >> the pentagon's response on the ban on transgender troops. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mount

they are collecting school supplies and backpacks for more than 2500 kids in dc's lower income neighborhoods. >> debra, sergeant jonathan branch and his wife started the initiative five years ago and prompted in part by what sergeant branch found on the beat, kidses growing up without shoes and school supplies and now each passing yearing the couple is setting up more and more kids for success. kids. they don't have a say in their environment in which they are raised. one could be enjoying a playhouse. while another is sitting in his car seat surrounded by men drinking and gambling, moments before being hit by a stray bullet. a reality for one infant in dc earlier this week and an all too familiar reality shaping destinies in part for countless other kids in the dc and across the country. >> growing up in the city, a lot of young men didn't make it to the age of 30 and they example. >> we have backpacks and boxes and crayons. >> when branch and his wife started the school supply drive five years ago, the duo helped about 100 kids. fast forward five years, more than 2,000 kids will have new b

last year alone it provided a record 39,000 backpacks to 300 agencies and schools.ris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> so nice to see. giving spirit here. >> there are lots of ways to help and that's just one step to that. we'll be right back. our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. without pg&e's assistance, without their training we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a structure fire, one of the first calls you make is for pg&e for gas and electric safety. it's my job to make sure that they have the training that they need to make the scene safe for themselves and for the public. it's hands-on training actually turning valves, turning systems off, looking at different wire systems all that training is crucial to keeping our community safe and our firefighters safe. together, we're building a better california. a gold medal performance from five-time olympic medalist simone biles. the gymnast posted that video >>> that is a gold medal performance from five-time olympic medallist simone biles. she posted

aveeno® "naturally beautiful results®" ♪ backpack, check.family taking care of business. awesome notebook! check. but who takes care of them? office depot / office max. this week, these composition books are just 25 cents each. ♪ taking care of business >>> time for sports. we'll start with the latest big move in what's been an eventful nba off season. dang derrick rose has reportedly come to terms with the cavaliers. it's said to be worth 2 $.1 million. the veteran minimum. the addition of rose may help the back court if they honor kyrie's request for a trade. he met with the lakers, bucks and clippers. >>> the denver broncos came to terms to keep elway. he's signed a five-year contract extension with the team according to espn. terms of the deal have not been released. elway is expected to be one of the highest paid gms in the league. he says denver is a special place and the broncos are home to me. >>> turning to the diamond and in the motor city this one was all tied up at 3 in the top of the 12th when kansas city busted it wide open. hi

the kid carrying the backpack and in danger of drought a million air. wait wait wasn't this detail plot to get kennedy to make out with castro with a mouthful of l.s.d. . i like this mouthful of a like we did you. so. sometimes they're. here this week your fearless host. is planning to kind of go eyeball to eyeball. with. the probably go as well as yes oh yeah so this week he talks about cia director. he did this at the aspen security forum which is like the summit on national security and so lovely to be asked from sydney. to go skiing afterwards. so yes it's a q. and a in which everything he said about the agency was pretty much a direct contradiction. history and one of his quotes during this event by verb begum was if there is one thing that we're very good at it's making sure we understand the breadth and scope of what we're actually lawfully permitted to do. you know except all the time that they were instrumental in. the removal leaders from several countries in which so many of them for important that we like and what we're we're really going to

volunteers filled backpacks for bay area students in need. >> i think this is a pretty big production>> this warehouse filled around sunrise. >> it is not always the things people want to do on a sunday. >> i'm here because i'm trying to help others in need. >> family giving tree, the united way and nbc bay area coordinated the drive. as impressive as 40,000 backpacks sounds and looks, the organizers hearsay thr here say tiny fraction of the need. >> they are confidence their contributions will make a different when needy kids start class. >> because we want to help them and want to prove that we care for them. >> students on the assembly line seemed especially aware that the next person to touch these backpacks might very well be their own class mates. >> i think they will be happy because they can't afford this and there are a lot of school supplies and they will feel like someone else loves them. >> nbc bay area news. >> now, that was a powerful sound bite, wow. we have a full list of where you can donate on our website, as well as information of the supplies that students need the

people are making huge amounts of money out of our backpackers.ch may bring rosie back to australia several times, to lobby and campaign, and to give tom and mia a legacy. we are still keeping an eye on the high court. we are waiting to hear from appearance. a hearing has been listed for thursday. —— the appearance of charlie gard. it was suggested the treatment could improve his condition. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headlines on bbc news. the case of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard has returned to the high court today. the judge has said he will hear the case in full on thursday, but said something "dramatic and new" would be needed to grant charlie's parents the right to send their baby to the us for treatment. the metropolitan police have, for the first time, released figures estimating that 255 people survived the grenfell tower fire. theresa may called for rival parties to join her and "contribute", as she announced a change in leadership style. the labour party has accused her of running out of

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if you're criminal and you can build the backpack to intercept information and leave the backpack plugged in somewhere, that's more low risk than trying to rob a bank. >> we been on the road meeting winners of the student cam documentary competition. at east life high school second prize winners jack mcdonald, kyle and victoria handed $1500 for their documentary on environment and justice. honorable mention winners, received $250 for their documentary on healthcare. then to massachusetts to hand out a second board where students want a second place prize of $1500 for their documentary on the wage gap. in north hampton massachusetts, students won an honorable mention price of $250 for their documentary on sanctuary cities and immigration reform. the massachusetts received honorable mention price of $250 for their documentary on the opiate epidemic. thank you to all the students who took part in our 2017 student cam deck competition. to watch the videos go to student cam.org and student cam 2018 starts with a theme the constitution and year. choose any provision of the constitution and crea

backpack, check. that's the family taking care of business. awesome notebook! check.ut who takes care of them? office depot / office max. this week, these composition books are just 25 cents each. ♪ taking care of business >>> there's a pretty famous saying among writers. i don't like to write but i have written. that may be how senate republicans feel about voting on obamacare. they will roll through a series of potentially difficult votes. thus far every obama vote has failed. they are hoping that when it is over, they will feel better having voted. the skinny repeal includes a proposal for a one year defunding of planned parenthood. your thoughts. >> that's correct. . ari, this bill if you're following what's happening on the hill the house has declared ma marshal law so they can jam this bill through without any public input or scrutiny. it's one of the most unpopular pieces of legislation they tried to get pass. it defends planned parenthood that means that millions of folks who count on planned parenthood for prevenn titive hh care would not be able to come to u

believe it or not, he was trying to unzip your backpack.his is how clever they are, they know that in backpacks, people carry food. >> he likes you. >> reporter: barbary macaques are professional pickpockets. police turn a blind eye because they are gibraltar's number one tourist attraction. lid while most macaques are friendly, some can be vicious, ndich is why shaw's management program is funded by the government and supported by the locals. how many macaques are here on the rock? >> how many? oh, 225 on the rock altogether. >> reporter: to help protect his troop-- and people-- shaw gives each monkey a tracking chip and tattoo, along with annual checkups. the irony of man feeding animal to keep them wild is not lost on law, who says as the human population grows, conservation must get creative. >> they are the last free- ranging primates in the whole of europe, and they are on the endangered species list. and if we're not careful, they will disappear off the face of the earth. >> reporter: how important are these monkeys here? >> well, as

someone on a motorcycle through a backpack and then it blew up near the center. it may have been a pipe bomb. the recruiting office was closed at the time and no one was hurt. the fbi and other agencies are investigating. >>> cal fire crews are on the scene of a brush fire that started yesterday in the south bay. is started at a small fire on metcalf road your san felipe road, east of highway 101 in the foothills near san jose. at this hour, cal fire is reporting 40 acres are burned. the flames are 40% contained. this started as a car fire that spread to nearby grass and then spread from there. firefighters say shifting wind and high temperatures has made it hard to control the fire. the smoke has been visible several miles away. one woman was relieved and of the fire was not as close as she thought. she said the fires are never a good thing but this may be a wake-up call for some people living nearby. >> just a reminder to not let our guard down. we learned last year when it came close to having an evacuation plan. it made us think about what we had to do >> fir

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up backpack.re himry bendle they have great accessories or charms and tie a scar. on. it tassles of course, huge you can attach their own. they're sleek, leather and hand free. >> what are tips. i'm assuming leather or laeminger looking. >> leather or leather looking is important keep neutral. when you start to add fun colors they start to feel jr. than kind of grown up and sophisticated. keep to neutral brown or tan or black dark brown even navy blue and gray. >> i seen a tiny backpack this is like legitimate i could hold stuff in here. >> if you're carrying baby backpack probably don't have a lot of things to go. mom have a lot of stuff perngs nap alkids. this is agood size not big not small not super wide. more steam line is nice. these are fraet. they have top handle. if you don't want to carry over shulders. >> that's littleyana and i'm happy it's not a baby backpack. happy it's not a baby backpack. >> she is 100 loves her country and loves golf. she was happy to talk about it with bill rorhr

. ♪ backpack, check. that's the family taking care of business. awesome notebook! check.akes care of them? office depot / office max. this week, these composition books are just 25 cents each. ♪ taking care of business what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> welcome back. time now for sports, where we get in the pool at the world championships in budapest, hungary, where u.s. olympic swimmer katie ledecky now holds the world record for swimming world titles win the 15-meter by a near 19 seconds. michel phelps holds the overall record with 26. congratulations to her. >>> new details targeting venus williams. williams is denying allegations that she contributed to the death of 78-year-old kenneth barson. a car driven by barson's wife linda slammed into williams' vehicle at a palm beach, florida, intersection, linda suffered broken bones but her husband wa

the event provides backpacks full of school supplies to kids in need.he riders didn't just donate backpack nos the cause. >> we were able to raise $1700 in cash from various businesses. >> that money will be used to purchase more school supplies. aside from the backpack giveaway the golden gate chapter of the hardly owners group organizes several other charity rides throughout the year. >>> temperatures soared today across the bay area. inland, they're right at about 100 degrees. if you were walking outside, you probably noticed some nice cloud features. pretty warm and hot day up in the north bay as well. tomorrow, that will be the same story. we've been talking about a warming trend for today, maybe a dip in the numbers. we still have some fog trying to hang out on the coastline. the fog will regroup tomorrow morning. it's kind of like this morning. as far as temperatures right now, looking at the current number, still in the 80s. livermore upper 70s, san jose -- san who say very nice at 97 degrees. not much in the way of fog but i think we'll have so

in the meantime, the backpacks leaving police to believe they put officers in danger just to capture a picture. >> the top of the tower is 200 feet off the deck. the bridge itself is nearly 400 feet off the water. it's extremely dangerous for those individual who is are up there without safety equipment and as far as we know without training. >> and police haven't had to deal with a lot of these types of incidents. they told us it was an unusual call, but fortunately nobody was injured. as for the two men, they face a long list of charges. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new details in the case of anti-police graffiti found. there's a $5,000 reward for information about who did it. it was found on several pillars at 25th streets last night. police believe the same vandals are responsible for similar messages spray painted on homes in south philadelphia last month. investigators believe juveniles may be involved. >>> president trump is keeping up the pressure on attorney general jeff sessions. >> he writes attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillar

backpacks, pens, papers, things a lot of us don't even think about.t's time to get it, go to target, go to staples. in some areas, especially the kids around here, these things are special. they really aren't going to have them if they aren't donated. >> people take that for granted, huh? they think, i'm going to go get a binder, but it helps a lot. >> we're getting 300 backpacks for this drive. that's amazing. that's 300 kids who are really going to have a great start to their school year. the problem is there's 1500 kids we sesrve. when you take your kid to target, maybe buy two of them. >> thank you, max. for all the information on drop-off locations, go to nbcbayarea.com, and these kids are very busy, more productive than my summers when i was growing up. so help out these kids with donations, guys. >> i have a feeling, pete, you were eating marshmallows in your summers as well, you just weren't using them for science projects. thank you, pete, we appreciate that. we would like to invite you to join this campaign. there are 1500 students who could

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people are making huge amounts of money out of our backpackers.paign, and to give tom and mia a legacy. the iraqi government says that the city of mosul has been liberated from so—called islamic state, three years after it was first occupied by the extremists. the second largest city in iraq was where is declared its ‘caliphate‘ in 201a. since then, its gripon territory — seen here in red — has been gradually reduced in iraq, and in syria. in the last nine months its been targeted in mosul by the iraqi army — backed by us and coalition air strikes — and has lost ground street by street. but pockets of resistance from is militants are still reported within the old city, as our correspondent jonathan beale reports. this is as far as we can go. there are snipers up there. i reckon there are snipers up there. i reckon there are still about two to 300 is snipers. look at the devastation. the heavy fighting there has been, pretty much every car wrecked and every building has been wrecked. even though the iraqi by minister says we are now on the verge ev

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. >> it is putting a backpack down. like a backpack that you have been carrying full of weight. you finally got to put down 30 years is what we were praying for. he did what we asked him to do. >> prior to the sentencing the lawyer filed a motion with the judge to acquit and file for a few trial. that was denied by the judge. we heard from both defense lawyers in court. saying they both plan to file an appeal in this case. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. amazon is hiring. the company looking to fill 50,000 positions across the u.s. they have plans to make thousands of on the spot offers august 2 when it opens ten new amazon.com shipping sites including the one in baltimore as part of the job stay. google wants to help prepare the workforce of the future. the president of the search engine ph announced an initiative in block post. it will be invested in the u.s. and europe to chain job seekers and improve working condition for those employed. >> a new hearing implant will let the users take call and stream music from the devices. the announcement c

>> very special, makes you ready to learn and engage. >> you walk prouder with a new backpack. >> just them. >> i'm just saying in my childhood, maybe one too many. >> a cool start today, the backpacks are loaded up with supplies, and it will be bright and sunny again. looking at the temperatures heading up quickly. 56 is the temperatures that you're feeling right now. for the east bay, 57 degrees. look at the north bay, it is 49 degrees, nice and cool there. we look at the seven-day forecast on the bottom of the screen. not a bad day in gilroy. as we go to the east bay, 90 in danville. oakland will see a high temperature of 74. san francisco reaching 67 degrees in the mission district. so as you're looking out the window, you're getting ready for yourself or maybe getting the kids ready for day camp, it will be a day for sunglasses and sandals and make sure you have something lightweight and light colored. that is what we will have especially into the weekend. as we break down the day, we're at 62 degrees. 77 degrees and it warms up quite a bit by 4:00. temperatures will come right ba

there is literally more than a thousand backpacks, scissors, notebooks, school boxes, all different colors for the boys and girls. for those of you at home, if you want to check out, schek out the wusa we any amount will help. >> thanks, matt. and bye, kyi, jonathan, have a great day. >>> well, after a day-long march yesterday, hundreds united for a rally vigil here the department of justice today. their target, the nra. wusa 9's stephanie was there. >> reporter: at the heart of this rally, this controversial nra video. demonstrators behind the womens march on washington want the video taken down. that's not all they want. >> an apology to the american people. that's what we want. especially because that video has stated a division. >> reporter: this group is also putting pressure on the department of justice to indict the police officer who killedfy fy land dro -- philando castile. >> we have to be accountable for our actions and the things that we >> reporter: right over here in the crosswalk median you see nra supporters. they're chanting at times and holding up signs. what is your main

he was trying to get into the backpack which is how clever they are. know in backpacks people carry foods. >> barbary macaques are professional pick pockets. they turn a blind eye because they are number one tourist attraction. while most macaques are friendly, some can be vicious which is why shaw's management program is funded by the government and support by the locals. >> how many macaques sit on the rock. >> 225 on the rock altogether. >> to help protect they give each monkey a trapping chip and tattoo along with annual check ups. the irony of man feeding animals to keep them wild is not lost on shaw who says as the human population grows, conservation must get creative. >> the range of primates in the whole of europe, they are among the endangered species list and if we're not careful they will disappear off the face of the earth. >> how important are these monkeys. >> as long as the monkeys are here, that's how important it is, according to legend. >> it's a win/win he says for both folklore and conservation. jonathan vigliotti cbs news, gibralt

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next month, filled with supplies. >> i have four kids, so just buying backpacks for each, it's a lotou save coming here. we save a lot. those who successfully registered, the children will return to the school on august 11 to pick out their backpacks. >>> big bounce in bay area temperatures today, as lots of sunshine was here this afternoon. temperatures above 100, 105, and 106. but things change by the second half of the weekend. we have been warming up for today, and saturday, still, just a little bit of cooling, and more pronounced cooling by sunday and into early next week. on the satellite and radar, you can see showers and thunderstorms out towards the southern sierra earlier today. patchy fog offshore, dense fog near the coast, and golden gate bridge, but even that cleared out. for the 10:00 hour, these were just the highs a few days ago, but right now we have 80 still in concorde, walnut creek, so tough to sleep there. oakland, san francisco, pleasant. 63 degrees. here is our live camera looking to the bay bridge with clear skies for your friday night. could have patchy fog r

this is the 15th year for the backpack give-away. 3300 parents are registering their kids for the backpack which will be on august the 11th. i'm joined by matt king, the director of organizing for sacred heart. matt, how big of an impact does this make on families' lives. >> this is huge. these supplies cost 60 to $100 per kid. it can easily be a few hundred dollars for families. they are hammered by rent, working jobs that don't pay enough to make the ends meet, so the school is actually strongly encouraging families to provide all of this stuff. we work with the schools to make sure that we're giving out the right things. so these are -- >> speaking of right things, let me say we have a backpack right here. why don't you open that up while eye hold the microphone. let's see what we have in there. this is a sample of what the give-a ways for the backpacks. >> we have notebooks, highlighters, pencils. this looks like a bag for the younger kids. for the older kids, we have a scientific calculator and a usb. we try to have a certificate for every student coming in. >> if people want to donat

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he showed up with three backpacks at one meeting to supposedly obtain bomb.mer sinan alhaggagi applied for a job with the oakland police department. >> if he was unable to make bombs himself his intent to was to work for the police department. in that context he said, i'm going to redefine terror. >> reporter: oakland police were aware of the investigation so there was no chance of him getting a job. he was drawn into online discussions on which he did not intend to take actions according to friends. >> how much of what these allegations are, are very stupid and very inappropriate and very disturbing puffery and how much was intended to be acted out? >> this was more than day dreaming. this was something we invested a lot of time and effort into. the fbi does not do that or law enforcement doesn't do that unless there's a clear and present danger. >> reporter: prosecutors say amer sinan alhaggagi claimed he could take 500 lives for sure, but his goal was 10,000. last week his family put out a statement saying that he is peaceful and kind. he did not think tho