look goods, cinthia.nks. >>> we'll beight back with r wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. could we turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back. 7:48 on your saturday morning. cloudy skies. fogust, we affectionately call it across the bay area this morning. giving way to sunny skies. temperatures around the 70s today as we look forward to another warm week. >>> as children return to school, doctors are urging parents to make sure their children are up-to-date with immunizations. "today in the bay"s scott la gru talks to one pediatrician who thinks annual inoculation should include the covid vaccine. >> reporter: students going back to school some may have fallen behind in immunizations bec

cinthia, thanks so much. >>> welcome back.we told you earlier in the newscast 49ers traded former first-round pick trey lance to the dallas cowboys of all teams. the niners receive a fourth-round pick in next year's draft. lance was scheduled to be the starter in the team's final exhibition game against the los angeles chargers last night, but brock purdy got the go-ahead instead. purdy didn't waste any time putting niners on the board. first quarter rolling to his left here looking for a receiver and then -- took it for five yards out for the touchdown. niners up 6-0. unfortunately the rest of the game belonged to l.a. chargers win 23-12. the opener is set for september 10th against the pittsburgh steelers. >>> and it was a night to remember as the women took over at the xfinity u.s. gymnastics championships. where america's top gymnasts compete through tomorrow to make it to the olympics eventually. check out the g.o.a.t., simone biles. during her floor routine leads women's competition by almost three points. if she wins th

cinthia, thanks. >>> it's 7:46. are wrapping up our backpack drive that so many of you generously contributed to. we're joined with that story next. >>> plus, working to "clear the shelters." this is ken, a basset hound mix about 5 months old at the berkeley humane center looking for his forever home. and hosting several adoption pop-up events. two next weekend. find all the information on our website, nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> welcome back. all summer long supporting schools with a marathon backpack drive and we thank so many of you who donated. chris camara updates us on our progress. >> gets them excited for tomorrow. >> reporter: these little ones, big smiles, lightsing up grant elementary in san jose. the pint-sized beaming with gal, of smiles because picking up a free backpack full of new supplies for the new school year. it's pure happiness. during an otherwise tough financial time at home. >> this is bad, hard for families now. >> reporter: parents like these attest, prices up across the board. >>

cinthia, thanks for that warning. >>> it is 7:20 right now. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >>> this will be my final piece. i pass the torch to build large structures on the planet. >> end of an era for that burning man artist. an up close look at his work and the markets left at the popular festival, plus the latest creation he plans to roll out end of this month. introducining togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo and d served witith hot au j for dippining. try ththe roast bebeef or pasti french d dips today.y. onlyly at togogo's. >>> welcome back. in 28 days black rock city will be back in the nevada desert meaning artists preparing for burning man have just four weeks left to prepare. nbc's joe rosato jr. takes us to the workshop of a petaluma artist as he makes his final touches for the festival and his quest to go out on top. >> started out in my parents' photo lab

this morning, we want to introduce you to kira and cinthia, named after cinthia pimentel and myself. both dogs are up for adoption today at the oakland zoo, and they are really cute, if i do say so myself. we a holding a pet adoption event at the oakland zoo today. please join us at the zoo from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. if you missed it, two more places next saturday, santa clara animal services in san martin, as well as berkeley humane. you can find the information on our website at nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> name to you to check in with the human cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. she's really cute. oh, my gosh. look at that sun rise. >> yeah, it's beautiful over downtown san jose. it might be the calm before the storm, as we see this beautiful sun rise. let's enjoy what we have of this morning, and check in on our forecast. of course, san jose looking beautiful. let's go into the trivalley. the high clouds indicating that something is coming, and that will be a chance of showers later on today. we're off to a mild start in livermore at 65 degrees. w

hey, cinthia. >> good morning, kira and good morning, everyone.we get ready to step out the door, maybe closer to the coastline, you might be noticing some patchy fog hanging around. also maybe some drizzle. so that's what is on the windshield this morning. don't worry, we'll wipe it away and give way to a nice, sunny day for our sunday fun day plans. san jose, getting ready for the pride festival that will be rolling through town later on this morning, but we're starting it at 62 degrees. we'll see a lovely day, mixed in with that hazy sunshine. we'll talk more and guide you through the numbers coming up in 15 minutes. back to you. >>> we want to begin with a developing situation in australia. nbc news confirmed that three u.s. marines were killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of northern territory of australia. it happened around 9:30 local time during joint training exercises. 23 troops were on board the v-22 osprey when it went down off the coast of darwin. they were flying in support of australia's predator's run, an exercise that simul

cinthia is in for mike, so we'll talk about traffic in a minute. we want to get right to kari. >> i'm going to be slapping your hand, like the person reaching into the pot while you're cooking. it's going to be really nice the next few days and cooler temperatures coming in. as we take a look at the marine layer, those morning clouds covering san jose right now, we're seeing that extending all across the bay area. but when we start out cloudy, we know it's going to be a cooler day and we'll be in the low 60s for the start and continuing to stay in the 60s through about 9:00, then starting to see the sky clearing out as we go into this afternoon. take a look at our afternoon highs. once again, back into the upper 70s and low 80s for much of the south, and for the east bay we're headed for 85 in antioch, oakland will be in the upper 60s. along the coastline, low 60s for half moon bay, with some upper 70s for other parts of the peninsula. so we're going to talk more about this coming up. >>> cinthia is tracking this morning's commute. >> good morning,

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cinthia is in for mike today, and we are thankful for that. kari has a look at the forecast. >> you will be thankful for the forecast. >>> walnut creek enjoying one more day of cooler than normal temperatures. as we head over to palo alto, it's going to be a mild start. right now mostly clear. we will see a few clouds coming in and temperatures going from upper 50s to upper 60s, so still, light jacket weather for the next couple of hours. as we take a look at our high temperatures for the afternoon, around the bay area, a few cities and all the microclimates here coming up. >>> when we told you about the car fire in the middle of the span, and then another crash popped up around the bay bridge toll plaza, and if you have to head over to the bridge it will be a little wait as they try to figure those situations out. eastbound on highway 4, it's counter commute. onlookers, of course, as people head the commute direction. this was a crash that was reported about 20 minutes ago and it since has been blocking the number three lane out there in the

all right, cinthia, thanks for the warning. >>> just shy of 7:22.nts losing streak hits four in a row. why they struggled to score against their former general manager and the texas rangers, despite hitting two home runs. sports is next. introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo and d served witith hot au j for dippining. try ththe roast bebeef or pasti french d dips today.y. onlyly at togogo's. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. the dog days of summer are biding the giants. they have lost four in a row, after falling to the rangers. this is cool. two legends, barry bonds welcomes bruce bochy back. giants in the 4th, this is roped to right. it's a solo home run, cutting the lead in half. but bochy has the rangers ready to play. they banged out 16 hits and beat the giants 9-3. the giants were just 1 for 12 with runners in scoring position. they will try to avoid the sweep later to

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more sunshine and highs in the low 70s. >>> cinthia, is it starting to slow in the south bay? kari. this is a trouble spot we have been tracking for a little while now. this is northbound 101 as people make their way around the exit here. a couple cars off to the side there after an earlier crash. we will see how this impacts the build out of morgan bay and 101. the sensors are showing a lot of green, and that's good for this time of the morning. it will take you about 30 minutes to get from antioch over to. around 20 minu to get to 580 from marsh creek road. >> thank you. >>> a viewer needs help with a gift card so she contacts us, and she also has a warning for you. i am consumer investigator, >>> 5:25 right now. "nbc bay area responds" to a south bay mom after her gift to herghterisappeared. >> that's n g sked chris chmura's team >> sheght this target gift card on the rack in the store and mailed it to her daughter, and then a few weeks later she tried to use it, and target declined it and she looked up the history and somebody drained it just days after she bought it. she

cinthia, you're looking ahead to traffic this evening. >> we sure are. this will be in san francisco as people make their way to the giants game tonight versus the arizona diamondbacks. first pitch is at 6:45. of course you'll see some local traffic around the ballpark, people hopping on or off of 80 toward the bay bridge, and people coming up from maybe the peninsula, the south bay through 280. so that will be going on this afternoon. something i wanted to let you know about that's going on this weekend will be in the east bay. eastbound 80 at highway 4, this will be closed starting friday night through monday morning. so what can we do to avoid this? we can hop on and take 4, immediately going east, and then come back to cummings skyway and go through the carquinez bridge. you can take, of course, the very long route and go up 680 through martinez and make your way into the north bay. they have one more weekend to go of this in about two weeks. they have been working on getting some of the road fixed through hercules, so just something to be aware of t

cinthia pimentel is tracking the storm for us. what's the latest? >> the latest is that it will continue to push on through at least through the early evening hours. let me show you what i have right behind me. it's the loop of theast 24 hours, where we see all of that moisture from southern california just looping around the state, even through nevada and up towards idaho. in the last couple of hours, it has also sparked up some lightning in the central valley. fresno was under a severe thunderstorm warning, just about an hour ago. we cee aan of this activity still taking that counter clock wise turn. it did pass through the south bay, the peninsula. the roadway is a little slick. take it easy. as temperatures die down as we get into the evening hours, there will be less of a chance of the convection to raise clouds and turn it into thunderstorm activity. let's go over impressive rain totals down there. because of hilary, the san bernardino mountains, 13 inches of rain. we have seen the devastation, and it's just been widespread over southern calif

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. >>> and i'm cinthia pimentel. we'll take up to 50s and 60s on our wednesday before it becomes a mild day around the bay. a mild day around the bay. more heat inland. introducing togo's new frech dip sandwiches. featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese, just enough chipotle mayo and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today. only at togo's. >>> we've been following the plight of the pacific railroad, a historic model railroad in the santa cruz mountains that burned. >> the university that owns it announced plans to get rid of it. abc joe rosato jr. tells us, a new destination. >> reporter: anyone who has ever had to move knows the pain. so just imagine moving an entire railroad. >> essentially if it's not nailed down, it's moving. >> reporter: actually, even if it's bolted down, it's going. >> we're moving rail, we're moving ties, we're moving signals. >> reporter: it's a moving party for this historic one-third

. >> cinthia pimentel with a look at how our weather is looking. >>> there's plenty to do. the middle of our workweek will be very warm. let's get you all the details in the microclimate forecast. over san francisco, a clear shot of a view of the city. we will see the fog come in, mix out quickly as high pressure is scooted on out of here. mild in san francisco, even hotter inland as our microclimates play their picture, 77 in downtown san francisco. 80s over on in hayward and once we do get into the north bay valleys, 89 in fairfield for you. nearing that triple digit heat, tomorrow's highs around the country, the heat dome will see 100 dominating from texas up into lincoln, nebraska, 104. that's pushing its way out to california. it will be short-lived, however, in the state. wear your hat, do your walk early in the day. thursday will still be warm. by friday here comes what will change up our weather pattern a little bit, this pacific low right there is going to bring in some more of that onshore breeze, help to cool us down, given us that overnight relief, and more of t

cinthia, what are we working with this week? >> quite a lot. let's get you ready, out the door on this beautiful monday morning. looking at mostly clear skies over san francisco, 58 degrees. we'll also do some beautiful skies over downtown san jose. this is indicative of what is to come. we're going to be gradually warming up this week, final days of august. it's the last monday of the month, i want to get you prepared. we're going to see 70s and 80s, deeper into the valleys low 90s, and we'll ramp up temperatures as we go into tuesday and wednesday. i'll track you through all of those temperatures, but for now, mike is tracking a crash in the east bay. >>> we've been watching this for a few minutes, no slowing and no major injuries reported. the surface street, there's a section that is closed until january, there was some storm damage, but everything is moving smoothly, that's not as a result of this crash. everything else getting toward the bay bridge is moving smoothly, including the north bay on 101 down through the golden gate bridge, a s

. >>> cinthia is tracking a crash. what's the update? >> not one crash, but two. this is in oakland as people make their way southbound 880. the first one right there at the 29th avenue off-ramp around the fruitvale area. we're already seeing the sensors backing up a little bit. once you get past the first scene you'll be met with another crash, also on southbound 880. this is at the 10th avenue on-ramp, a box truck and a car got into it. there could be some debris on the roadway. chp was saying there was liquid on the floor. so we're going to keep an eye on 880 and i'll bring you updates. >> we'll check back with you. >>> we continue to follow developing news in the south bay where a wildfire continues to burn in the east foothills over san francisco. there has been some improvement, but homes are still threatened. >> bob redell joins us live from the scene. are you seeing any progress this morning? >> reporter: i personally haven't, we're just getting the sun up. we believe there was progress overnight. we didn't see flames driving up clayton road, over the east

we're going to get a look at the commute in just a bit, but cinthia has a look at what we can expect in the forecast. >> i've got good news, the warm temperatures are going to continue, still feeling like summer around here, and we're only going to continue to warm up as we go through the rest of the early parts of this week. good morning to you. along the peninsula, san mateo getting ready to head out the door to school or to work, make sure that you're packing that water bottle and that sunscreen. it's going to be a nice, sunny day by the time you get to take that lunch break. around the bay area, we're in for a warm day, slightly warmer than we saw yesterday, some 70s and 80s around the immediate bay. 81 in mountain view. we'll get into the 90s as we go into the valleys, 93 in concord, 90 in livermore and low 90s continue through the santa clara valley. i'll guide you through the warm-up. >>> mike is going to guide you through where you can avoid this crash in the east bay. >> the big view, i'll show you there's nothing major or unexpected as far as the speed sensor flows. here th

cinthia pimentel is in for kari. when does the warm-up start?eel warm today, even hotter tomorrow. but i wanted to start with what we're watching with idalia over the gulf because this situation could become a little bit life-threatening over the next couple of hours on into the midnight hours of wednesday. right now we're seeing it impacting cuba, with the outer bands there, a lot of thunderstorm activity. but watch how it's becoming more organized as we go into the midnight hours, we're seeing this stretching from tallahassee, cedar key, even to fort myers. this will continue to bring about strong winds, a lot of water rushing in. make sure you're spreading the word and making sure family and friends are prepared for the next couple of days. once it does make landfall, that's when hurricanes tend to lose their strength and eventually the hurricane dies off. back here at home, we are going to see warmer temperatures today. the hottest day is expected to be tomorrow. we'll do mild 77 in downtown san francisco for today, 80 in hayward, and our wa

. >>> cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast on this final weekend of august. >> oh goodness. when you say it like that it makes me freak out a little bit. good morning, kira and good morning, everyone. yes. this last saturday in august, patchy, low fog hanging around, in oakland downtown and san jose this morning. everybody waking up in 50s and 60s, as you do head out the door this morning. seeing temperatures hanging around that mid-60 mark for some of us down here in the south bay. it's going to warm up and overall be a nice day as we do eventually mix out of that fog, mix out of these low temperatures. we're running a few degrees colder, but i think yesterday morning was much colder than today, and we're only going to warm up from here. especially as we look into san jose. 70s as we go on into the middle of the day and we'll talk more about the microclimate forecast at 7:00. kira, back to you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" all month long working to "clear the shelters." we will have live reports all morning long to show you animals like this who are ready f

let's bring in our forecaster cinthia pimentel to break this all down. where is it now? >> if we can pop up our graphic, there she is still churning off mexico's pacific coast, wreaking havoc as it gets closer to cabo. we're giving people more territory, more of a geographical standpoint this hour. she is a category 4 storm, 130-mile-an-hour wind, and she is moving northwest at around 12 miles an hour there with the latest that i was seeing earlier this morning, she could land over the border over san diego as a category 1 storm. >> oh, wow. >> that's the latest update that i have for you. she could come down to a tropical storm, but based on this trajectory, she could still be a category 1 by the time that we get on into sunday afternoon. >> okay, that's sunday. right now there's a tropical storm watch advisory. >> yes. >> the first time ever for southern california. what does that mean? >> this is historic. lots of people have never heard of this. and being alert to these different types of warnings, watches, is going to be very important over the next couple of days i

our cinthia pimentel joins us. the effects of climate change are really piling up this year? >> yeah, they really are ramping up. researchers say that we are starting to see the climate system finally catch up to some of the changes from the last couple of years. so what they're saying is that this summer and really this year, if you think about it as a whole, could be a sneak peek of future seasons and where we begin to see more of these extremes. let's start with the scorching and record-breaking temperatures over the last couple of weeks. these have been amplified by el nino, which is a natural cycle of warmer waters in the pacific. but el nino is just revealing the warmup that's been building over the last couple of years. early decades. as we take a look at this year so far, we can't forget about our record flooding at the beginning of the year. we've gone through the rest of the year into the summer, now heading into mid-august, noaa researchers have counted $40 billion in damage disasters, making it a record for this point in the year. some of these severe weather syst

we want to bring in cinthia pimentel. we know it could change direction at any moment. >> at any moment, with the waters, the winds, anything is fair game. and really the key message is that people heed these warnings and get out on time. right now it's seeing a lot of heavy rain over havana, key west, as it inches closer. as we go into the next couple of hours, strong, sustained winds at around 100 miles an hour. category 3 by the time it makes landfall, later overnight into wednesday, right around cedar key is looking like most of that area where the storm will be concentrated. here is what we can expect as we go through this storm. the early wednesday landfall, overnight hours, makes it very difficult for people to see what's coming with the storm. but i can tell you the gulf waters are very warm, upwards of 80, 90 degrees. that makes a lot of energy for the storm. that's going to bring about life-threatening storm surge, possibly 8 to 12 feet, and that seems to be the deadliest when we do have hurricanes that we're wa

kira, back to you. >> cinthia, see you at 7:00.re keeping a close eye on hurricane hilary as it heads towards southern california. and bay area emergency teams, gearing up to head south to help. we'll have that plus all your other top stories at 7:00. hope you join us. hope you join us. right now, back to (♪♪) rsv can bebe a dangererous virus.s... [s[sneeze] rsv can bebe a dangererous virus.s... ...for thohose 60 and d old. rsv can bebe a dangererous virus.s... itit's not jusust a cold. and if y you're 60 o or olde. ...youou may be atat incred risk of f hospitalizization. and if y you're 60 o or olde. [coughing]g] ...f.from this h highly... [coughing]g] ...conontagious vivirus. not t all dangerers come w with warnining labe. talk to yoyour pharmacacist or d doctor... not t all dangerers come w with warnining labe. ...abobout gettingng vaccinad againsnst rsv todaday. ♪♪ ♪ i can't walk out because i love you too much ♪ >>> that is austin butler with his uncanny portrayal of elvis presley in last year's movie "elvis" which has made ne

cinthia pimentel is in for kari. >> it's looking good. final monday of august.g to be nice and mild in san francisco. could see some of the wildfire smoke push through the city and into the valleys this afternoon, but overall our week headline is we will be warming up into the middle parts of the week. the inland valleys are going from low 90s, hazy skies, to upper 90s by the time we get into wednesday. some of the valleys could see triple-digit marks. then we will start to cool down gradually on thursday, further cooling as we go into friday, saturday and the holiday weekend ahead. >>> we are back at 7:30. it's monday, august 28th and you're looking live at the smithsonian national zoo's famous panda cam folks, enjoy this while you can. binge watch those pandas because in a matter of months the pandas are going back to china. we'll go to washington with more on that move we'll explain why it's happening. a lot of folks very upset. jacob soboroff joins the party now. >> it looks like he's taking in his surroundings before he has to leave. >> you have seen those

. >>> going to take a turn and check in with cinthia with your microclimate forecast. cinthia?ind yourself in the inland valleys. by looks of this picture you would think not the case in san rafael starting with cloud cover. trust me. as the warning goes on warming up. heading out the door bright and early this saturday morning definitely cold up there in the north bay. 51 in sonoma. 56 in the city that also is socked in in all of that fog, of course. as we move into the valley, 64 in vacaville at this hour and off to a mild start down here in san jose at 59 degrees. as we go through the day, out towards the coastline the cloud cover and a few peeks of sunshine through middle of the day with a lot of people heading to the coast the next couple of days to beat some of that inland heat. how about going to napa? over into wine country. look at that. warming up, feeling mild temperatures by the middle of the day. a lot of 80s and 90s on the board. walk you through the numbers closely coming up at 7:00. >>> thank you. >>> a shocking discovery during a welfare check on a complex. a w

reportera: es por esto que muchos aguantan, nos dice cinthia. >> intentamos aguantar lo mÁs que se puedatodos lo hacen. reportero: solamente una cada tres agricultores reconoce que sufre algÚn efecto de sol. >> para identificar es muy factible. >> el estudio encontrÓ que solamente la mitad de los mÁs de 1500 trabajo de agrÍcolas encuestados dijeron que los empleadores siempre brindan sombra, la cual se exige por la ley de california. >> llega un momento no que sientes que te obras y que hace falta el aire y que estÁs lamentablemente no puede escapar porque te quema el sol. lo correcto no es ir a casa, ese incluso si eres indocumentado acercarte al mÉdico e informar que estÁs mal por un golpe de calor, los sÍntomas son dolor de cabeza, ojos llorosos y vÓmitos. >> bÁsicamente no reportan con miedo. las empresas a cargo son las que no cuentan con sindicatos. >> pues les pagan a otros nombres. >> recuperarse de una lesiÓn o enfermedad por el calor le cuesta al trovador $35,000 y en cifras incluye la atenciÓn mÉdica y el impacto salarial a largo plazo. presentadora::—a cabo una feria para los

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we'll talk about all of our microclimate and which cities could hit the triple digits. >> cinthia, we'llh. also coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay," maybe you brought home a new family member. we'll show you how you helped clear the shelters and find forever homes for dozens of pets across the bay area. oh, look at that cute little face. we'll have that plus all your other top stories coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. in the meantime, we'll send you back to "sunday today willie geist." (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. >>> i know what it means. you didn't go up there to fish. >> that is michelle williams starring with the late heath ledger in the groundbreaking 2005 hit "breakback mountain." that role earned williams the first of her five academy

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we were talking about it while you were there, cinthia.wish we had a heat pump. >> you can't just go to the store and you installed it, but this will remind you to make an appointment. >> we are going to have the natural air conditioning along the coastline. san francisco has been so chilly this summer thanks to this fog, and the fog weather will continue. we'll see the marine layer bringing down the low clouds over the golden gate bridge. it will be slow to clear there, but it has already cleared out in the south bay and much of the rest of the bay area. temperatures are starting to warm up. there's so much going on. maybe you'll want to check out the santa clara county fair. that continues today. in the south bay, it would be in the upper 70s during the middle of the afternoon. today is a good day to go, but temperatures will cool down quickly into the evening. we'll be in the upper 60s and shortly thereafter the temperatures continue to fall in the low 60s. check out the seven-day forecast. it's already at the bottom of the screen. here

. >> cinthia, thank you. meet terry mcsweeney. no, not the one we all know and love. he could be the one you love as we work to clear the shte. we posted details how you could adopt a pet oronate to some of our local shelters. you can find all the details at nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> janelle is next. >>> right now at 5:00, oakland ers have had enough. the mayor answering tough questions about crime in her city. why mayor thao says it's not just an oakland problem and how she plans to try and tackle violent crime. >>> a drug dealer receives his sentence after pleading guilty to selling fentanyl to minors. >>> and get ready to see the best gymnasts in the u.s. we're live where the road to paris begins. >>> good tuesday, everyone. the news at 5:00 starts right now, thanks so much for joining me. i'm janelle wang. jessica aguirre is on assignment. the mayor back from a trade trip in vietnam, mounting criticism and concern over rising violent crime in the city. velena jones has her plan on tackling the issue. >> reporter: from increasingly angry business owners

here's cinthia pimentel. >> reporter: some homeowners are making the switch from traditional ac units to heat pumps. heat pumps can cool and heat your home. they've been around for decades, but historically, it's been cheaper to burn natural gas. with a system like a heat pump, it will transfer the heat rather than generate the heat and efficiently give us more comfortable temperatures. a researcher at uc davis tells us residential homes are going to be one of the easier things that we can electrify in our battle against climate change. she says this technology can make your on-site emissions at your home zero, meaning we are eliminating the direct burning of fossil fuels. >> the electric grid is rapidly changing and more renewables are being brought online, particularly in california. the mix of the electricity grid is favorable for heat pumps. the grid is going to be a lot better in 20 years. you're setting yourself up to be part of this movement, this fight against climate change. >> it's not only a win for the environment but for our health, too. since emissions can impact things

our cinthia pimentel here to talk about the storm's path, and we saw the sprinkles in a lot of places up and down the corridor. >> down here in the south bay, it felt muggy, too, and we got strong winds at times. let me show you what happened, taking it way back to yesterday morning. we were looking at this system coming in, getting closer to california. it came in as a tropical storm, though, yesterday morning, and just continued to wreak avenue havoc as it got into the mountains, the deserts pommelling them with huge amount of rain. luckily it did wind down and wrapping itself around making its exit through the coastline of the bay area. let's talk about some impressive rain totals that we did see from this rare event. the san bernardino mountains over 13 inches of rain there. these numbers coming to us from the national weather service as more of that data gets collected. they'll give the official stamp and definitely mark this one in history. santa rosa mountains, over 4 inches of rain. that's near, downtown l.a. got swamped with the moisture, an d death valley national park sayin

our cinthia pimentel joins us with what's left of hilary, as i was driving on 80, it was sprinkling. >> it felt muggy out there, too, like you were in a different part of the countriment windy also at times, and i'm showing you a loop of the last 24 hours as hilary made landfall through los angeles, a thend just continued its trek over the state, wrapping around earlier today into this evening, around closer to the bay area. we've seen some showers stretching from the peninsula, the south bay, oakland and now most of that activity is going to move to the northeast of us. so we're talking lake tahoe, up even in parts ofeddi r could see that activity later tonight. let's me give you a walk through of impressive totals we have seen. the san bernardino mountains, 13 plus inches of rain, right there on that forecast that we were talking about all last week, leading up to this. the santa rosa mountains, if you're familiar near la keen -- laquinta, over 4hesf rain. death valley national park saying they beat one of their wettest days of the year, 2.2 inches of rain. they don't see this amou

. >> thank you for keeping us updated on that, cinthia pimentel. >>> 8, back well on long island 's sure. you can see rescuers trying to figure out what killed it. this whale is the third well to wash ashore in long island this year. >>> getting a college education at an affordable price. listen to this, it can be done at your local community college. here is "today in the bay's" mark washington with the details. >> reporter: more college students are finding their way to avoid that and still earn a degree that's because some local committee colleges now offer bachelor degrees at a fraction of the cost for the four-your institutions. 27 california community colleges now offer bachelor's degrees with 15 programs, like dental hygiene, spectra care, and bio manufacturing, which the number of programs expected to double. in 2015, state leaders approved the programs to help fill high- demand job positions and offer alteternatives that are morere accessssible and d affordablele for r example, an associate e science e degree anand dental hygiene e at foothihill college los altotos hills s will

cinthia is keeping track of our forecast. >> the watch goes into effect later tonight through wednesdayare. our inland valleys are also warming up, a combination that we don't need, windy, heat, and fuels running dry. we're going to see temperatures bumping into the upper 90s, maybe triple-digit temperatures as you make your way into the furthest of the inland valleys. we'll definitely see more cooldown, though, better relief as we go into thursday and friday. the winds will be more onshore and possible showers in northern california, cooling things down for the lar day holiday.bo ♪ >>> back at 7:30 with that unforgettable duel in "sta wars: the phantom menace." 24 years later, liam neeson is revealing something about those light saber fights we've never heard before we'll get to that in "pop start. jacob soboroff is joining us. >> i can't tell you until "popstart". >> next we'll find out that's not princess leia's hair, but it's cinnamon buns >> oh, wow >>> first we start with a horrific helicopter crash in south florida. >> a rescue copter went down killing a fire department captain a