half moon bay and 92. in palo alto, san francisco in the mid 80s today and unfortunately headed for the 90s for tomorrow. so we're getting ready for that as the north bay will be in the mid to upper 90s for this afternoon, and 103 in ukiah. this high pressure is going to be right over us tomorrow, but then it's going to park over the desert southwest by the end of the week. it will still keep our temperatures hot, but we are going to have the most intense heat coming in for the next couple of days. and then once again, that heat continues into the weekend with upper 80s and low 90s, and we may find some much more relief for the middle of next week. but overall, we're going to have a very hot week ahead with unhealthy air quality and an elevated fire danger. and san francisco is going to possibly see some of the hottest temperatures we've had. so far this year. and mike, you're still tracking two alerts. yared carey. i want to give folks a chance to look at the entire bay. so self-serve folks, look at your

well, next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds one viewer in the south bay, another in the east bay, both struggling with lackluster customer service. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds to both of them next. and this morning we're working to clear the shelters, introducing you to kari hall on the left, kris sanchez on the right. they always name animals after us. both of these cute kittens, described as a whirlwind of fun. they're available for adoption at the berkeley humane society. and if you and your family are ready or looking to adopt, come on out to berkeley humane barking meow around the block event. it is an adopt a thon and street fair they're holding tomorrow. marcus and i will be there. it's going to be a lot of fun. it takes place along ninth street in berkeley from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. we're actually going to do the morning show out there. we're going to be up before the sun comes up that we will join us they save you? we also tracked the winds where something else besides money is on the line. consumer investigator chris gilmore joins

that's the south bay alert. the north bay alert continues as well.we had an early morning deadly crash going on here. southbound 680 still remains restricted to just one lane. two are usually available. one is blocked as you travel down past marsh view. the backup heading back past gold hill road. there is lopez road, which is a small surface street and judging by the backup on the freeway, i don't think it can handle any of this traffic for the morning commute that's built now. so if you're traveling down to the cordelia junction, i would say take interstate 80 down across the carquinez bridge. that may increase the traffic flow so far. highway 37 out of vallejo and highway four, though coming in through contra costa county, look pretty standard for those bills back to you. thank you mike. we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage right here on nbc bay area. ahead on today in the bay we highlight one local shop making traditional items and decor accessible to all, and the battleground blitz gets ugly. former president trump ramping up his rhetoric

as we look at the rest of the east bay, a great drive. north bay is held steady. a pretty smooth but slower drive. gradual slowing from mare island over toward highway 121 and sears point and highway four holds. with that slowing into concord out of baypoint and pittsburg. but no drama over there and easy lighter friday a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. there's a crash near the dublin interchange, but there's no problem with the flow. look at that. westbound through dublin. out of livermore. back to you. all right. thank you so much, mike. 602. and we have breaking news this morning. we can now tell you boeing's labor union is on strike. more than 30,000 machinists walked off the job late last night as the workers rejected a tentative contract, which offered a 25% wage boost over four years. the union says these pay increases are too little, too late and will not help with the rising cost of living. this is the first strike in 16 years, and the last one lasted 57 days and cost the company about $100 million in revenue per day. the race to the white house is

the north bay. we've got upper 40s to low 50s right now inland, east bay, upper 40s to mid 50s. so it's comfortable now. but later in the day, check out the high temperatures coming our way. we'll see 100 degrees at fairfield, concord and livermore, 99 at antioch, around the bay shoreline, 88 at oakland, 90 at san mateo, 82 will be the high here in san francisco today. and we'll see low to mid 70s on the on the coast. so as we look ahead once again, a reminder spare the air for today and tomorrow with moderate air quality in many locations. but the inland east bay and santa clara valley will have poor air quality. let's get a check on traffic with amanda. yeah. >> good morning. spencer, a sleepy and clear commute here across the bay area, which is the good news. we're going to first take a look at our emeryville cam, showing you the east shore freeway. of course, headlights are headed west. highway four to san francisco. that drive will take you 26 minutes. and the good news is, as you make your way

the heat advisory still remains here for the north bay, east bay and south bay. it's been dropped in san francisco. we'll talk more about the temperatures in this area. high pressure. and when this gets on out of here, i've got more details coming up in about 15 minutes. okay. we'll see you then. thank you. jeff. now, we've made it easy for you to follow the weather in your neighborhood on your own. all you have to do is point your smartphone right at that camera. your camera at that qr code on the screen. it's going to take you to where you need to download our free nbc bay area app on the run. a serial scammer is a fugitive tonight convicted of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from investors for a fake medical device. sound familiar? it is the kind of case silicon valley has seen before. our business and tech reporter, scott budman is here with the very latest on this one. scott. yeah. jessica, this case has shades of theranos, but with a twist. the so-called inventor of the medical device found guilty of scamming investors is now being sought as a fug

mid to upper 80s in the north bay and in the south bay. now look at traffic with amanda. >> all right. spencer will start in the east bay with a live look at the east shore freeway. of course, those headlights headed toward the bay bridge. it will take you 50 minutes to get from highway four to san francisco. you can see things are already filling in. then to the south bay. this is san jose showing you 87. a quiet, calm, clear drive for everyone, especially if you're headed toward san francisco 101. anything like that. there's really nothing in your way there. we do, however, have a shuttle alert. this is for ace train riders. because of monday night football, there is a 20 minute earlier departure for all ace train shuttles. this is for those leaving and trying to get to the great america station. because of the 40 niners game at levi's stadium. anything into the evening, you just have to be aware of. let's get back to kumasi. >> thank you. amanda. developing news. cal fire crews spent all night working to contain the boyles fire in clear

, east bay and the south bay. so we're going to continue to watch this and a significant cooldown for tomorrow. more on that in a few minutes. mike, you've been tracking activity near the bay bridge. yeah, we had some activity with a crash that had to be cleared at the berkeley curve. looks like everything got to the bay bridge toll plaza, the east parking lot without issue. no slowing on that side of the bay. getting into san francisco. westbound 80. the bay bridge will find some slowing just as you're approaching ninth and fifth. getting down through the central freeway. remember we talked about overnight work that may be there until close to six, but i think it will clear over the next half hour as we're looking in towards san francisco, with the lane restrictions getting toward the 101 interstate 80 interchange there. meanwhile, the rest of the bay does show a nice easy start, including the altamont pass. no major issues, but your typical slowing coming into livermore clearing. by the time you get to grant lin

the inner bay. so you're going to see those temperatures cranking up today, but also it will look hazy outside as our air quality turns moderate, which we do typically see on these hotter days. the air isn't mixing out as much. we don't have as much of a breeze, and all of those pollutants make our air quality a little bit more unhealthy and will be moderate for today. so as we take a look at what to expect, our temperatures go from mid 50s in the morning here into the low 80s, so even the city will be warming up with a high of 84 degrees in the north bay. it's going to be in the mid 90s this afternoon, 96 in moraga, concord, 99 degrees and 92 in san jose. tomorrow in some spots it's about the same, while other areas get some slight relief. we'll see that in the peninsula as well as the south bay, with san jose's high going from low 90s to upper 80s. so we're making some progress. and in san francisco and along the coast on wednesday, it is much cooler as we see those highs drop back to the upper 60

coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds one viewer in the south bay, another in theast bay, both struggling with lackluster customer service. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds to both of them next. but take a look at this. we're working to clear the shelters this morning. we're introducing you to the sweet kari hall on the left. and look, kris sanchez on the right. both are described as a whirlwind of fun. these two are available for adoption at the berkeley humane society. and if you and your family are ready to looking to adopt, we want to invite you to berkeley humane bark and meow around the block event. it is an adopt a thon and street fair. it's a lot of fun. marcus and i will be there tomorrow morning early. it takes place along ninth street in berkeley from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, but join us for our early morning saturday show where we'l bel are winds involved? no dollar signs at all. and that was the case for erin in oakland. she got a new furnace through her home warranty company. they paid some, and she paid some. but she says the wa

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.

next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. one family's warranty claim is locked in limbo and customer service has gone out the window. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc, bay area responds next, and our team has certainly been working hard to clear the shelters. marcus and i were out on saturday at a big bark around the block event at berkeley humane. a lot of fun, not just dogs and cats up for adoption, but also birds, rats, bunnies, boy, you name it out there. thanks for your help in helping to adopt out more than 150 animals, finding their forever homes. and you know you don't have to adopt to help us clear the shelters campaign. many of our shelters also need volunteers. for more information, scan that qr code on your screen or clear the shelters. event runs through september 10th. we'll be ritgh 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 shoulde

bay. a person has died after their car went over a cliff, crashing below. it happened off of mount hamilton yesterday afternoon near state route 130 and kincade road. the vehicle reportedly fell more than 100 yards from the roadway. cal fire and chp were involved in the recovery operation. no word yet on what led up to the crash. well, happening now, hundreds of hotel workers in san francisco are now on strike. and this all comes after a contract expired in august. the hospitality workers are part of the unite here local two. they include housekeepers and servers. so union members are seeking a new contract with hyatt, hilton and marriott hotel chains. those workers were on the picket line at three hotels around union square yesterday. we have, you know, our our wages is one of our key issues. many of our members commute from far away. the cost of living has gone up exponentially in the past couple of years. and so big wage increases are really important for us maintaining our medical bene

the rest of the bay is a pretty typical build now for the east bay and the south bay.a little more volume and look at behind me. slow across the san mateo bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. is rain anxiety stopping you from getting an electric car? coming up next? the company trying to help get you to a point from point a to point b during road trips without a hassle or that anxiety where you can now fuel up as maybe you're making your way to yosemite. we'll havehe campaignd it's a big day at the united nations. plus i believe that there blessed. good god, let me give you my life voice like that. certainly making the bay area proud. we're all rooting her on. we're going to take a look at what's at stake tonight for the finals of america's got talent, and one of the bay area's own in the running to win area's own in the running to win it all future-proof your home and garden with aarp today. (♪♪) harvest the rewards for years to come. (♪♪) that's why the younger you are, the more you need aarp. (♪♪) again challenged former president trump to a second debate. scott mcgre

nbc bay area's thom jensen is in bay point. witnesses say it sounded like a drive by shooting, followed by return gunfire. rapid shots fired near the intersection of dasani circle and laura anne court just before 6:00 sunday. what i heard is bang, bang, bang. and then we started running. this man asked that we not share his identity because he's afraid of retaliation. contra costa county sheriff's deputies placed at least 15 evidence markers in the street on dasani circle. normally, indications of where gun shell casings are located total. how many do you think you heard? because the first. i thought it was 20. i mean, i didn't think it was 15. a man who lives about a block away told us in spanish that he heard at least eight shots initially, followed by more muchos gritos como de senoras. he said after the first round of gunfire, he heard people screaming. neighbors say one victim was a baby girl. only a few months old, and that she was grazed by a bullet. but the sheriff's department didn't share information about the victims

the bay bridge too. it is cool and it is cloudy out there for us, especially in these early morning hours. it will get breezier into the afternoon and a little bit drizzly along our coastline. we can see just a little bit of rain in the forecast offshore as we head into the next 24 hours in areas like half moon bay, stretching over into pacifica. but for the rest of us, it will be a little bit more dry into the afternoon hours and a little bit sunnier for our friends down in the santa clara valley. with 70s in the forecast today, here's that marine layer slowly pulling back exposing us to that sunshine throughout the santa clara valley. and off into the east bay. around 2:00. we'll continue to see more sunshine until around 7:00, as that marine layer starts to fill its way back into the bay. at that time, we're also going to get gustier conditions too. we kicked off this morning nice and mild, but those wind speeds today could get anywhere up to around 25 to 35mph from bodega bay, down into san francisco

it is most unhealthy in parts of the east bay, the south bay and santa clara valley.d areas and in those low lying areas that smoke and all the pollutants tend to settle in. and so we're going to have that for today and possibly tomorrow. but we also are seeing the hazy skies a little bit more thicker of the hazy conditions and the smoke in parts of the east bay and santa clara valley that will continue through the evening. and then as we go into tomorrow, it looks like there may be some improvements in our air quality, at least for some in terms of some of that smoke coming in. but we have so many fires burning across the region, including up around oregon, and we're going to see some of that smoke from the bear fire possibly coming into parts of the north bay. but once again, there's other fires that are burning, and some of that smoke is just spreading around that live look in san francisco where you can see the fog rolling across the bay. otherwise, it is a beautiful late morning into the afternoon and temperatures there much more comfortable. but it is already st

we'll see some upper 80s around the bay shoreline, inland areas in the north bay and south bay will warm up into the mid to upper seconds, and we'll see low one hundredths at concord, antioch, livermore and fairfield. and once again, the heat advisory remains in effect for most of the bay area, except the bay shoreline and the coast until 8 p.m. tomorrow with an increased risk of heat related illnesses. amanda. >> all right. spencer. >> thank you. a multi-billion dollar merger between kroger and albertsons. federal regulators are trying to block it over fears it will drive grocery prices higher. kroger ceo is now promising the opposite. >> and more entertainment zones could be on the way to san francisco. the new areas that are being proposed now as the city looks to bring the fun back downtown. >> boeing's starliner spacecraft is coming back to earth, but it's leaving behind the two astronauts now we're hearing from the ceo of a top supermarket chain, and he's promising to lower prices if a controversial merger is approved. >> he is amanda kroger ceo rodney mcmullen testified in a heari

bay.ood wednesday morning. i'm marcus washington, and i'm laura garcia. we'll take a look at that morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but kari bringing the sunshine with that yellow today and the heat. right. we're going to have some hot weather for the inland valleys again today. and we are under a heat advisory for much of the bay, with the exception of the immediate coastline and parts of the peninsula. but we are now including san francisco in that heat advisory that continues until tomorrow evening. so the valleys are going to see those highs in the 90s and even triple digits. the bay and the coast will be in the 70s and 80s. and with all of this heat, we will also have a very high fire danger right now. nice and comfortable. much of the bay area in the 50s and 60s. we're down to 55 right now in sonoma and santa rosa. the good thing is that we do have these cool mornings to start, but our highs today will be hot once again, headed to 103 degrees in gilroy this afternoon. c

east bay shoreline. people don't have ac, so please find ways to cool yourselves even as we go on into thursday. that heat will continue, but we should get a little bit of a breeze in san francisco to kind of cool things down. but we still remain with those triple digits in concord, down into san martin and gilroy and some toasty 90s as you make your way around the bay, i can offer you a little bit of relief as we go on into the second half of the week, but it will still be pretty warm as we go on into the weekend. san francisco it is going to be some of the hottest days here of the year, as is typical for september and october, 70s and 80s and we'll cool it back into some low 70s by the weekend. back to you. thanks a lot. cynthia, 80, in san francisco. that's when you know it's going to be hot. yeah, that's too much. we're working to clear the shelters this morning. we want to introduce you to lexi. she's cooling off. she's a few months old, available to adopt at the community center in milpitas over th

well, next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. one family's warranty claim is locked in limbo and customer service has gone out. the window. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. but first, our team we've been working to help clear the shelters. marcus and i were out on saturday at the adopt a thon with the berkeley humane bark around the block. not only cats and dogs and rats, everything was up for adoption. about 300 animals. it was so much fun out there. thanks to all of you who came out. as of our count on saturday night, more than 150 animals found their forever homes and the adoption actually runs through september 10th. help us clear the shelters. many of our shelters also need volunteers, so just scan that qr code or head to nbcbayarea.c code or head to nbcbayarea.c slash clearom so if buying this bag earns me miles... and i can check it for free anytime i fly alaska... even though i'm paying for the bag... it kind of feels like the bag is paying me. (♪♪) sure i've never surfed before... but i

air quality in the east bay and south bay.ning, your air quality is likely a little bit better indoors, anyways. so maybe a good day to just take it a little bit easier, especially for the 2nd half of it. skies are clear, as we noted all the way past the coastline, high pressure ridge is for really entrenched to our west. and with that comes a northerly breeze. nothing too aggressive as far as winds go. but just enough to nudge out that coastal air and dust are heat advisories extend from our inland areas, bay shore all the way to the coastline. it's not super common to see heat advisories like this all the way out into up and down the entire coastline. these go into effect this morning at 11:00am. so couple more hours here before we do get to that territory and stay that way through 11:00pm on wednesday. now fire danger is a concern. we don't have a major wind event ahead of us. but are upper elevations will be breezy enough that with the heat, the dry brush and of course, those winds, we do have heightened fire danger in the

getting into the city, the rest of the north bay, contra costa county, throughout the east bay. these are early starts for the commute. haven't shown any unusual traffic flow out of the altamont pass. just that little bit of slowing eases up right after north phelan avenue south bay, south county all moving nicely. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, to decision 2024 and a make or break moment in the race for president. want to give you a live look this morning over in philadelphia. that's where tonight, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump facing off in what may be their one and only debate among tonight's key issues the economy and foreign affairs. today, in the bay's brie jackson live in washington for us this morning and brie give us a better idea of what we really can expect, because a lot is at stake tonight. that's right. good morning. marcus. well, you can expect a fiery debate. allies of former president trump see tonight's debate as a pivotal moment to turn the corner for vice president harris's post nomination honeymoon, as they're ca

they have been with the bay sox programs since 2021. peggy grew up in the bay area. when not cheering on her daughters, she works with local farmers and ranchers to create a better food system. please help me in welcoming peggy yu. >> good afternoon. as justice said, i'm a lucky parent of leona and frida. i am huge fan of this program. i love the bay sox and long after lea and frida age out, i'll be cheering for the bay sox, just on the sideline saying this is incredible. i'll be honest, i didn't think my girls would be playing baseball today despite how much we love the game. our oldest leo started playing when she was 5 but she had i didn't want to play more. boys started to say, you can't play and she felt she didn't want and quit. and then we found the bay sox. and we were hooked. it was so inspiring to see a groove of girls here, playing the game with so much heart, commitment and hustle. it reignited a fire in leona and it was the best way that frida could start her own baseball journey. they have built an incredible community of friends here in the city and ac

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 e

this is today in the bay thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check in with mike in just a little bit for that friday morning commute. but first let's check in with meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. we're happy it's friday. yes, i'm happy it's friday. doesn't matter what's happening in weather. it's going to be a great day. no, it does not. it's going to be a nice one. so we're seeing a slight warm up for our afternoon. but we do still have our nice cool morning start. we're in the upper 50s in palo alto, 58 degrees in walnut creek and san francisco. it's at 55 degrees 61 in san jose. all right, here we go. here's our high temperatures. yes, it will be warmer. and we're still looking at some upper 80s even a few low 90s. we'll see a high of 91 today in concord, while san francisco will be in the mid 70s. so we'll talk about changes ahead for the weekend coming up. mike, we were looking at a

his father tells nbc bay area he moved to the bay from michigan some 30 years ago to work for a hedge fund. folks in orinda are struggling to understand how something so violent happened in their quiet community. it's really scary. it makes you really think twice about getting involved with anyone in the freeway and getting, letting people have pass you if they're trying to get around you and just kind of keeping calm. in orinda, jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. santa clara county says it now has new federal funding to help people impacted by the deadly mass shooting at the vta rail yard. it happened back in 2021, when a disgruntled employee stormed the vta yard in san jose, opening fire on his coworkers. he killed nine people before taking his own life. today, state and local leaders gathered in to san jose announce $3.5 million in federal assistance. that money will be used to create a resiliency center. the county says the center aims to provide long term support services for families, employees and first responders affected by that shooting. okay, it is quickly spreading. a pho

in north bay hills.hat continues, especially midweek, but also into this upcoming weekend. 70's to 80's for your highs in sf today. mid 80's in downtown san francisco. warm for the city. also warm for the coast with those low 80's and elder out it happened. bay. lot of the rest of us going to be well into the nineties today. today is not the warmest day. this forecast. that's still to come tomorrow and wednesday. so this is just the heat up. san jose at 94 today for about 92 hayward, san leandro at 91. well, some spots like walnut creek, right at 100 degrees. danville in concord, getting really close. oakland up to richmond. you'll be in the 80's while napa down through center fell in the 90's. now tomorrow, wednesday, the hottest days of the forecast hitting or getting right past 100 degrees inland and 90's along the bay shore. thursday remains very hot and the weekend, although not quite as hot drops into the 80's and 90's. still going to be rather warm, especially to the start of the weekend. james. j

around the bay shoreline, mainly mid 70s up in the north bay.ll see highs in the low to mid 80s and on the coast mid 60s. so lovely day ahead and i'll have a look at the extended weather a little bit later. but right now traffic with amanda. >> good morning spencer. we'll start with a look at our overall map already reflecting that typical slowdown along the altamont pass. we do have a problem spot though in san jose. this is because of a solo crash at the southbound 101 connector ramp to eastbound 237. it isn't causing any real delays, but people there will notice a crash down the embankment into the trees on the left hand shoulder. another look at another view of san jose. 101 8-80 crossing. very quiet this monday morning. no real issues otherwise to report and to our oakland, 8-80 cam. no issues in both directions of the nimitz cars past the coliseum. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. developing news. cal fire crews spent all night working to contain the boyles fire in clear lake. it's burned nearly 90 acres in the southern end o

bay, south bay and peninsula. not as much for the north bay. and then all of this certainly clears back by 10:00 in the morning. and that's going to keep that sunshine here for the afternoon away from the beaches. so morning temperatures are going to begin like this down in the 50s with 56 for the peninsula south bay at 58. and we're also coming in with those 50s for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. daytime highs will be right about near average down here, across a lot of the south bay, with 82 in san jose. not too gusty. again a little bit of a light wind out of the west. 5 to 1077 in hayward, 86 here in concord peninsula 75, san mateo 78. palo alto 60s from the beaches up through san francisco with 64 in the marina and for the north bay, have you right here at 85 in napa, 78 down towards mill valley. now, if you're traveling, we showed you those pictures from hurricane francine in louisiana. this is now made landfall at the central coast of louisiana. but remarkably, it's still able to hold on to s

south bay. is our 101 8-80 overcrossing. quiet, calm. clear commute there as well. our overall map showing much of the same. it is registering that typical slowdown across the altamont pass though. so just be aware of that and then we'll take a look at current drive time starting with that drive along the altamont pass. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes, 16 minutes from san rafael to san francisco and then a 14 minute drive from antioch to concord. let's get back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. the 17 year old boy accused of shooting forty-niners rookie ricky pearsall is expected to appear in juvenile court today. attempted murder charges have been filed against the teen suspect. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in studio with more on what da brooke jenkins is saying about this case. in an interview you will only see on seven. gloria. >> good morning, kumasi san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the charges against the 17 year old suspect in the ricky pearsall cas

south bay by six. livermore in the east. bay by six. 64 degrees.n livermore, closer to the water 65. in oakland, 61 sfo in the north bay. a few areas in the mid to upper 50s, but all in all we have a very mild start. half moon bay reporting 52 with some patchy fog along the coast. head to the east bay 60 degrees at alamo 62 walnut creek. the inner east bay is where we have the heat advisory for one more day. the inner east bay, our valleys and our hills lasting until 8:00. temperatures are expected to be in the mid 90s to near 100 degrees, with that compressed marine layer out there, very shallow down to about 4 to 600ft or so for today. so no benefit from the marine layer and the onshore breeze. not with us either. it's very localized just along the coast, 95 degrees expected today in santa rosa will go 99. in livermore, 92 over san jose. a better look at some of these numbers on the peninsula for today. a toasty one in redwood city 90 degrees. but really the inner east bay going to be baking 98 in antioch, 98 in concord. temperatures do begin to

mike 522 this morning next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds one viewer. about a thousand bucks and two companies doing zero. i'm consumer investigator chri home and appliance repairs are tied for fourth place. next, we have banking problems, possible scams and fraud. stole second, and our most complained about category yet again is travel. it took 10% of all of our august cases. case in point jocelyn. in pacifica. she canceled a flight when her mom passed away. our condolences. well, the booking website and her airline were quibbling over her $930 ticket price. jocelyn tapped us to break the finger, pointing match. the booking site responded and refunded jocelyn's $930. if a travel mishap is weighing you down, maybe we can help. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. you too, chris. well, coming up next, the top stories that we're following for you today, including a free block party in the city, san francisco, getting ready to host oktoberfest on front. details on the big outdoor party a

around in the inland east bay there, 60, 61 degrees up in the north bay.pically cool conditions for the morning hours. 50 at saint helena and at santa rosa. moving along. live view. looking out over the city from sutro tower. these are our forecast headlines for today. sunny and mild to warm today, but tomorrow through thursday we expect a sharp increase in our temperatures. it's going to be warm to hot those three days. in fact, there's a moderate heat risk. those three days because of triple digit temperatures in our inland areas. so overexposure to that kind of heat, of course, can cause heat related illnesses. forecast animation shows what little cloudiness we have this morning disappearing quickly, giving way to sunny skies starting in the mid morning hours and continuing through the afternoon. and speaking of the afternoon, we expect high temperatures in the mid 60s mid to upper 60s. in fact, on the coast, mid 70s around the bay shoreline and mid 80s in the warmest inland areas. enjoy this now because we have some heat coming our way midweek. stephan

everywhere throughout the bay , we have a return of upper 90s in the east bay, mid-70s in the forecast along the coast with sunny skies, more summerlike. in the north bay, daytime highs still holding on tight to the 70s, we have that nice onshore breeze, wind speed around 15 to 20 miles per hour along the shoreline, we continue to track south into the santa clara valley, 70s and 80s this afternoon in los gatos with the warm-up also impacting the inland areas, too. sunday, we are going to be talking about the 90s. and this is a good picture of the marine layer, but as we head over to the black mountain camera, you will be able to see that the marine layer is also impacting the santa clara valley. back to you. >>> thank you, let's talk about the roadways right now, heading to the bay bridge this morning, right now here's a great perspective of how busy it already is, even for a friday, the metering lights are on, so we have slow conditions on the overpass, it is bearable. and you can see for the most part there's quite a bit of green, we do have the usual slowing in the ultima, especiall

nbc bay area responds. stakes game of chicken, and families like yours are caught in the middle. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we are digging into the state's home insurance crisis and looking at some possible help on the horizon. nex from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking for the right look... at the right price. your next beautiful space... is at floor & decor. about 729 as we take this live look outside oracle park, a little bit of cloud cover there damp in the city. this morning. giants hosting the cardinals once again today. first pitch 1205. hopefully things will clear up for a lovely day. thank you so much for starting your final sunday of the month with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. the sunday scaries started early for some people in the south bay. a little close to gilroy and more so concentrated on watsonville and aromas. as we track this 4.2 earthquake th

and these low clouds going up to the north bay across the bay. and the chance for a little bit of that down towards san jose. then most of this clears back as we head through the afternoon. just know if you're going to the beaches, we'll still have that fog hanging on at times, so that will mean that foggy breeze at our back. temperatures start off on the cool side here. i think it's just going to be a nice way to begin your saturday. whether you're getting up and running errands, or maybe you're just going to be sleeping in. all right, so that sounds like a good idea to me. 60 here in the peninsula, south bay at 62 over to san francisco, 57 and sf. and for the north bay, we're right there at 55. let's get you to those numbers. it is going to be dropping tomorrow. still a warm day, but i think it's going to be manageable down here across the south bay. coming in with 88. and instead of a lot of those one hundredths we had this week and inland east bay. yes, it's still hot, but 95 is better for you in pleasanton, 83 in vallejo, 77 in oakland. beac

highs mainly low to mid 80s mid 70s on the east bay and in the inland east bay. we're looking at mid 80s our mid to upper 80s. a lovely day ahead but later in the week prepare for the heat kumasi. >> thank you spencer. still ahead, one country advocating for a four day workweek because it may have an employee shortage. then governor newsom calling for a special session to address california's high gas prices. then the dramatic moments a family able to get out of the way. when this happened, a car crashing through their home look you all. can you believe this? a mustang drove through the wall of this phoenix couple's home. they were getting ready to sit down, have dinner, watch tv on the couch when the car just slammed into the living room. wow. can you believe after watching this that there were no injuries and the dogs that you see there minding their business to made it out without any apparent injuries, but they are going to go to the vet to make sure everyone is okay. yeah. police in phoenix say the driver was arrested and may have been impaired. oh my gosh,

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

no injuries were reported. >>> turning over to the east bay now where bay street and emeryville is continuing to evolve and a developer announced they will add a full service grocer in 2025, tokyo central. it's all part of an effort to make bay street more accurately reflect the communities it serves. our amanda hari explains how it's been going so far. >> you guys need anything else? >> there's so much activity going on, level of energy, you know, in the mall. it's great. >> reporter: kevin fong is the owner of one of the newest restaurants at bay street emeryville. he says when the developer suggested moving in, he was hesitant. >> i didn't know what to expect. >> reporter: this is fong's second location. his first is a stand-alone location in the north bay, but he never considered putting his restaurant in any mall, let alone this one. >> i'll be coming here to this mall since the late '90s and it's so much nicer now than it was before. used to be a rubio's next to the fast food place. it's kind of interesting how, you know, i used to eat here. >> reporter: now it's his locally-owned busin

welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we'll tell you what those bills include and how they address homelessness. we're also tracking other stories on this thursday, including another story in our making it in the bay series. will the lower interest rates make a difference in our housing market? we sent our thom jensen around contra costa county today to get some answers. also, using video to combat property crimes. we'll tell you about the free program. the city of san jose is offering. and if you are tired of lookingough your purse or your wallet for your id, california's digital id is now up and running. ian cull checked out how it's working so far at sfo security checkpoint, but let's go ahead and begin with the plan to address one of california's biggest problems. we're talking about homelessness. today governor newsom signed 32 bills as part of a comprehensive housing package focuses on creating housing accountability, streamlining the production of housing, and preventing homelessness. meanwhile, san francisco's may

it doesn't look like my bay. my golden gate bridge camera will work this time, but i want to mention the south bay because there is some slow traffic now on 85. 87 northbound 101 approaching 280 701. let's get back to the headlines. >> san francisco is working on help for renters after city leaders say software has scammed some of them out of decent pricing for housing. ktvu james torres is live in san francisco. they're in front of city hall to explain james. >> gasia. good morning. it's an ordinance passed by each member of the board of supervisors passed unanimously. they say that landlords would use ai powered software that would input some sort of information that wouldn't normally be available to the public, and then that information would compute this, what they call an illegal fixed rate of rent. that would be way more than what the renters should be paying. now, this new law bans the use and sale of any of that type of software. city leaders say they are the first in the nation to do it. they accuse land

in the inland east bay, mid to upper 70s in the north bay and down into the south bay.ay shoreline and low to mid 60s on the coast. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. this cooler pattern we'll see just a slight increase in temperatures, maybe two degrees each day going into the end of the week. and then cooling down again back into that fall like p of murdering four university of idaho college students will move to a different venue. here's abc news reporter kayna whitworth in this morning's gma first look, a major development in the idaho college murder trial. >> a judge agreeing to move brian kohberger's trial out of moscow, idaho, where four college students were brutally stabbed to death nearly two years ago in a case that captivated the nation. the judge saying the defense proved a reasonable likelihood that prejudicial news coverage will compromise a fair trial in latah county. >> there'll be some balancing acts that we need to do, and not all of our family will be, you know, easily adjusted to go six hours down and six hours back. >> overnight, the pa

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moon bay. tomorrow temperatures look very much the same. and then going into wednesday, it's going to be a touch cooler in some spots, but a bit of a warm up for the east bay as we watch out for those pop up showers and thunderstorms. so we go from cool weather to summer heat once again for the weekend. and this summer is when we officially on the calendar. welcome in fall, but it's going to be a hot one as our high temperatures will be hitting the low 90s at least to start out the week. we have a bit of some sweater sweater weather. if you are missing out on that section of your closet, you can break that out today, the next couple of days, and then look at san francisco. definitely cooler here with those gusty winds. and there may be some light showers here and there through midweek. and mike, you're seeing much more slowing now on the bay bridge. yeah. you might not be able to tell quite from this shot. we'll look over here toward the bend. you can see how folks are pushing in toward the tun

over the bay bridge. that's the painted picture you're going to see pretty much for the next seven days, at least in the morning hours. daytime highs, luckily, are going to warm up. i mean, along the bay oakland. we're going to warm up into the 80s by sunday. upper 80s heading into next week back to you. >ryan >all right. thanks, jess. when we come back, has he earned his $30 million a year? coming up. what? a 40 niners star receiver and the team have to say about his slow start. vern glenn breaks it down on the red and gold report >>>>thanks so much, guys. my name is adrian, and one of the things i find most scary is you actually never really know where a house fire is going to start. now, i've had my share of kitchen fires, and what makes that so scary is who really knows how to use a fire extinguisher. this is why i love the life safe technology. stay safe. all in one. now this fights ten different types of fires and it does so safely. and it is so easy and lightweight to use. i'm going to let leslie t

bay bridge toll plaza busy. backed up there into the maze and brake lights across the san mateo bridge as well. as you head over towards 101. so getting an overview, making the ride westbound 80 out of richmond into berkeley, probably sitting at about a 3. getting pretty busy there. also busy south 680 out of dublin as you work your way down into the sunol grade and of course we're tracking the brake lights for supercommuters heading into the altamont pass this morning. that is still a pretty busy ride there. so heads-up. >>> well, let's talk about b.a.r.t. once again. celebrating the 50th anniversary of the transbay tube with a big announcement. it's completed the tube's years long earthquake retrofit. the project involved installing new streamlining and up grade -- steel lining and upgrading the pumping system. we heard from one of the first people to enter the tube a veteran b.a.r.t. employee who's seen a lot of change in the last half century. >> i started with 32 stations. i ended with 48 stations. as my re

north bay is cutting down on plastic waste one cup at a time. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> as we wrap up a week of extreme heat here in the bay area, our planet just recorded its hottest summer in history. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> here in california we also just experienced our second warmest summer in more than eight decades. sooji nam is live in concord where it's hot again today and there's some alarming predictions about what's to come. sooji? >> reporter: yeah, liz. it's certainly very hot. i'm sweating already. i've been standing in the sun just a couple minutes, but i'm here at a pickleball court in concord. normally it's pretty full, but today there's some empty courts. it might be because people are staying cool inside. concord has had 14 days over 100 degrees this year. livermore had 18 days. experts say these extreme heat events are going to become more common and more intense. chanel jung and her friends are practicing pickleball under the blazing sun in concord getting ready for a tournament this weekend. >> the heat has bee

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we're talking about upper 90s in some of the bay area off into the east bay with a return to the 70s along the coast. but that's not the case for us today. we're getting close to the end of summer and we're still holding on tight to more fall like weather. we're talking about 60s today in san francisco over into oakland, 80s today off into the east bay, where just yesterday we had 70 near antioch and livermore into the santa clara valley 70s match up pretty closely to what we have all the way up in the north bay to anywhere from napa over into sonoma. but some of our coastal areas are still dealing with light showers in the forecast this afternoon. very similar to yesterday with all those amazing clouds we saw in the afternoon hours as the sun started to set. so in total we could see a little bit of drizzle accumulate close to around 100th of an inch all the way over into half moon bay. the rest of us dealing with mostly misty conditions along the coast. drier conditions off into our inland spots. and i mentioned earlier, the wind speeds can get anywhere up to around 20 to 25mph. tod