in the two years before freddie gray there wasn't just freddie gray. there was chris brown and there was tyrone west. similar situation where you have unequal distribution of force and black men make contact with police and lose his life. what was different about freddie? why did freddie trigger this thing? two things we cannot underestimate. it was caught on tape unlike those of the other ones i had named where the idea of your word versus mine particularly when your word is someone who cannot speak for themselves any longer because ms. more complicated, becomes more complicated when watching it live and someone is capturing what actually happened. the second piece that makes the story different is the context of when it happened and that there is this group called black lives matter that was able to respond, able to move. you watch this dynamic where this organization was founded by three black men and three black women in response to what happened to treyvon martin. we have to remind this country that it is not about black lives matter anymore, but

gray in his life. because oftentimeses part of the conversation that took place was very muchbe about what happenedo freddie and how did freddie die and that type of thing, and those are all really important questions, all things that we have to be able to contend with, all things we have to be able to address and think through as a society, understanding what happened to him on the day that he died and what led him to having to be in a coma for an entire week. but it's also really important that we understand the tragedy of his life. it's also really important that we understand the tragedy of how freddie gray existed in the first 25 years. because this was a young man who was born underweight, premature and addicted to heroin. his mother who battled a addiction for much of her life, he never made it to high school, she could not read nor if write. nor write. when him and his 2001 sister finally gaped enough weight to -- gained enough weight to leave the hospital, they moved ctinto a housing project o

and freddy gray. and still healing from its past and the please from baltimore take that very seriously so the fact i'm very much trying to raise my family here but people who had roots who are no longer here. and it's the place as we speak and the chance to actually be 600,000 and authors of a pretty great american story is exciting to me. and that m embodied ownership and that became a pretty easy decision. >>host: where we living saturday april 12, 2015. >> baltimore at the time. >>host: what happened thatay day? >> that was the day freddy gray made eye contact with police. and that was his crime and it's important to understand that's not a crime everywhere but distinctly labeled high crimes and high property areas if you. make eye contact that's enough to trigger. and then you can be chased and arrested. had that been done in another neighborhood mile and a half from 2 miles away he would been going for a job. and eventually rested and one hour after he was arrested he was in a, when he finally m

and freddie gray. though we don't just know their names that we demand justice for the factly have to >> chancellor names. so think those are the big things we saw. in the differences there were able to say and with freddie gray and his situation that we did not see with some of the others. peter: freddie gray and so many boys like him grew up in an area that permeates everything. poverty that raise the probability that freddie would be exactly where he was on apri. and then again on april 27th, 2015. in fact the odds started me stacked against ready generations before he was born. wes moore: is one of these things where when i hear people make arguments about freddie or freddie was this or that worried very was a thug who police officers same. who have elected officials. is the one of the most heartbreaking things about it, it is their job to actually protect him. people sometimes coming up to remind them that freddie was your constituent to. but it's also important for people to understand the freddi

it's very gray. the view with coit tower and the clouds in the background show you nothing new here from yesterday. it's cloudy over the skyline for san francisco. but let me show you what's different. san jose, you are in this now. yesterday, you woke up to clear skies down here in the santa clara valley. today you are grayed over just like everybody else. and if we look at the numbers it's 63 in san jose right now and 59 concord and takeaways for today? coolest day of the week. yes. so more light coast drizzle today. we're warming up this weekend and i'm going to show you low 90s coming back for inland spots by saturday and sunday. but first, it's only mid 70s inland today. lot more on this coming up in a bit. gianna, how's the drive looking? >>> hey, it's betting busy out there. we have the usual stuff working along 580 the altamont pass but there's a wind advisory in effect as well. so if you are traveling in the high-profile vehicle this morning, expect things to be a little gusty working your w

about gray. i read recently a pretty good post"in "the washington that talked about hundreds of thousands of borrowers of student loans whose personal information, their social security numbers, detailed financial information, was left exposed by the department of education for like six months. these are people looking for some relief. either they had been taken byantage of or exploited for-profit universities. they had to basically open the komodo, these applicants looking for relief, yet we left all of their information available for whoever would tap into it. i would like to hear from mr. gray on that. , given the history here , and we all know what it is, just horrific. encryptedt even social security numbers. it was just an unmitigated disaster. we continue to suffer from that today because of all the people we exposed who had asked for security clearance. the people who do the most sensitive work in our government. i would like to hear from mr. gray and also someone who could opm. on behalf

the golfers may have to deal with a little bit of gray out there. overnight lows into the upper 50s. daytime highs tomorrow will bring us back into the low 90s if you're in the south bay. 90 for san jose. we'll see concord go to 95. livermore hits 95. oakland, 75. san rafael 84. 87 in snoerz. in santa rosa. and inland daytime highs will be in the upper 80s next week. speaking of 150 tomorrow afternoon, i know you covered that already. >>> full on menu. not just one sports segment. we give you two. and ahead, balls went in the air, most of them came down. when the last card was signed, round 3 of the pga championship was over. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online tod

a gray start, as usual. hello august. >> the low clouds this morning will peel away, we are looking at a warm-up, at least for the inland cities and around the bay. temperatures will come up a few degrees over yesterday. the you can see from the ktvu across the oakland estuary toward san francisco, a lot of overcast sky this morning. this type of weather tends to cause a little trouble to arriving flights. maybe a few delays for folks coming into san francisco. the temperatures in san francisco right now, 54 degrees. santa rosa starting at was mostly sunny skies. 49 outside your door. oakland, 61, 56 in livermore under mostly sunny skies and san jose reporting 59 under partly cloudy, partly sunny conditions. there's a few the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa done by 6 degrees, it is because the north bay waking up with more sunshine this morning as the clear skies in the overnight hours that allows us to really cool off. meanwhile around the bay, san jose done by 2 degrees, the wind will continue to be

we had an official gust of 98 miles per hour right where jay gray is located. credit to their crew for being in a safe location and can still transmit on the air. they're about to go that that northern eye wall, you know, and that's when it's really -- what you saw was bad. it'll probably be double that in roughly probably 15 to 20 minutes where jay gray was standing. hopefully he can get to a safe spot and will go through the eye, maybe 35 to 40 minutes in a calm eye and maybe we can get a signal out in the middle of the storm which would be incredible too. we'll follow all those details as we go through the next hour. let's show you where it is. official landfill, 150-mile-per-hour winds at landfill. you know, that's incredibly strong, strongest ever recorded in this portion of the country. and now we're going to watch that destructive eye wall moving onshore, moving inland. here's some current wind gusts. extreme wind warning from port arthur, does include lake charles. you can see 98-mile-per-hour wind gust in the lake charles area and the extreme wind warn

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what we will see is a lot of what you can see right behind me a lot of gray skies cloud cover overcast conditions. lots of fog around the bay area that i'm tracking especially here at sfo. we can also be seeing some coastal drizzle throughout the day today and very windy breezy conditions. gusts of up to 20 maybe 25 miles per hour even 30 as we move further inland today and that's going to keep things very cool around the bay area. tomorrow though things are going to slowly get back to normal will start to see those warmer temperatures return with more sunshine on the way and then this lot of clearing and getting very warm sea even hot especially inland because those 90's are going to come back to us especially saturday and sunday of a complete weather check coming up a little bit later marty back to you all right, but forward to that thank you. >>a san quentin man has died of covid-19 at a bay area hospital and now his daughter has a very tough decision to make whether or not to keep him on life support. i want to short his father has been battling covid-19 for for weeks now says her

it's gray all the way up 280 and 101 and the peninsula and and it's gray for the whole 880 stretch.a relatively clear skies and the strong winds giving us 30-mile an hour gust in concord right now. one of those days where san francisco is waking up to the gray. and here's another example. light misting rain at the coast this morning. so don't be surprised if the windshield wipers have to go on anywhere near the coast. look over here. daytime highs today. mid 70s. another ten degree drop from yesterday. you thought the mid 80s were good yesterday. today mid 70s and we don't drop as much in the bay but remember that breeze is still going to make it feel cooler anyway. so you get a little bit of a windchill factor with that. all right, here's the rest of the 7 day forecast. 77 today inland but back into the mid 80s tomorrow. in other words, today is the coolest day in the whole 7 day. we're going to start warming back up by the time we get to the end of the week. and we'll be back into the low 90s by the weekend. if you are inland. mid 70s for much of the bay. all right guys back over

are too yeah right plenty to smile about as we try to get out of bed looking through this blanket of gray that might make you want to put the blankets back on. >>not get out of bed this morning. definitely a great start for some, but there is some brightness beginning to burn through those clouds that have filtered into the bay this morning. ap in bay visibility below a mile right now and that's what we're seeing elsewhere right along the pretty foggy morning right out the coast, you may have noticed some coastal drizzles a lot of do on the streets this morning right along the pacific. so we make our way into the afternoon fog continues to burn off and lots of sunshine makes its return that will make for a really pleasant monday afternoon around the corner right now we're still in the 50's 60's pretty mild start to the day but pretty familiar territory similar to where we have been starting our mornings and we are going to be much the same into the afternoon to a lot like we were this weekend with just a few 90's for inland cities, 70's, 80's and 60's elsewhere in the bay area. daria. >>t

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i have a full head of gray hair. i have had a full head of gray hair sifns 18. it's hereditary.row. and about two months in, i go, this is not cool. ( laughter ) not as fun as i thought. and l'oreal called me and said would you be brave enough to color your hair on tv? and i said yes. i do box color all the time. i grew up doing box color. and i was like yes! and i did it. and i think there was an appreciation for the accessibility to not only my life, but the accessibility to we're all human and aging and grays exist, and they exist on eva longoria's head as well. >> trevor: it feels like you're not afraid to expose yourself to the public. that comes from infection and scrutiny and criticism at the same time. one of the journeys were showing your journey as a new mom. are you in the camp of people who have found this moment of time that comes with the silver lining of getting to spend more time with your children at home. for many parents there's an age gap. it depends what your children's age is. are you having the time of your life right now, getting to spend every moment-- >

>>and today we're going to be seeing a warm afternoon after such a cool and gray start we can expect sunshine amid some haze 60's and san francisco 80's for san jose your forecast is ahead. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area is actually improving at the bay bridge toll plaza check out this live, look just a minor weight in some of the cash lanes but we're also following breaking news out of hayward downtown hayward we have crews dealing with a 2 alarm structure fire that's causing >>some 40 now and kind of a gloomy monday morning. school bad yeah, really thick fog because the smoke and good morning job right when we have loved to have actually started this monday with some sunshine to kick off the week, but. >>it is gloomy, it is smoky, some may be a good excuse for you to keep it indoors. this morning skip the morning job. there's a plus for you if you didn't want to give up for that job. timber on this morning, it is dark it is gray and it is also smoking the north bay being some of our worst air quality right now especially around nevado up in marine county, very

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but right now it's all about the gray skies. so low clouds for some this morning. the wide range again, the changes come with a cooler pattern, as another trough sets up to the north. then we've had summers like this where it's been trough after trough. and really, we can't complain because we had such a poor rainy season. so it's really been working out pretty well. average highs here today, maybe two to six degrees warmer. and that's because we have a little bit of an influence from that ridge to the south. but that's going to be going away after tomorrow. so oakland, four degrees warmer than average. napa, about six degrees warmer. otherwise we're looking at a nice day today in the south bay. how about 83 san jose, 93, hot in morgan hill, 80 milpitas. on the peninsula, upper 70s to near 80. afternoon breeze, some sun from the sunset downtown. 88 in sonoma, 84 in napa. mid- to upper 70s and a little breezy by the afternoon. 94, pittsburg. 93 in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll keep it the same with the summer spread tomorrow. the cooling trend w

but mostly gray skies overhead tomorrow. it's going to be breezy.wind direction. an on shore breeze throughout the day. 15 to 20-mile an hour sustained winds throughout the early afternoon and evening. still a noticeable on shore breeze. and of course that impacts temperatures. 50s early tomorrow morning. with that fog so reluctant to back up toward the coast, we're not going to warm up much, temperatures in the 60s by noon. barely up to 70 degrees for the warmest places on the map. warm spots make it up to the mid to upper 70s. 60s around the bay and the santa clara valley. barely the low 70s. well below normal for this time of the year. the weather pattern will break thursday and friday for first couple days of the pga championship. more clouds than sunshine on thursday. fog in the morning giving way to temperatures trying to warm up into the upper half of the 60s. a better chance of more sunshine on . temperatures will steadily warm up more and more as we head into the weekend. that means the upper half of the 80s inland saturday and sunday. 70 d

gray out like yesterday. we are going to start turning a corner and some of us will warm up 15 degrees today with more sunshine for i businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better thli in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. >>> we are counting down to back-to-school and another bay area col is going online. initially, santa clara university had planted welcome back as many as 2200 students who would have lived on campus but now the ident says horses will be primarily online. >>> certain bay area schools could be among the first the states open for in person learning if health officials give them the okay. in santa clara, the health department says most waiver inquiries are coming from private schools howeve

the golden gate bridge still pretty gray and there is the wind to the west. you can see just very lightly and we'll look at an increase to about 30 miles an hour out of the west/southwest and we're looking at lower relative humidity today. especially inland. 63 petaluma. 65 napa. 67 by the delta and the gray sky here from emeryville. so limited fog. hot inland not only today and tomorrow. we'll extend it into monday and the cooler pattern tuesday and wednesday. so we talked about that fog not going anywhere. pulls back temporarily today. and then tonight moves back in across the bay again. for those spots around the east bay and oakland down through hayward perhaps, up towards santa rosa. then we've got another sunny afternoon on the way for sunday and the coast, parts of it will be sunny but still going to be very breezy to gusty right through your sunday apt the shoreline. so temperatures today at the coast doesn't tell the whole stair because mid-60s with the wind making it pretty cool. san jose 83, getting hot towards morgan hill at 92. mid 70s from san m

"today in the bay" jay gray is on the ground there and join us with the latest coming up. >>> 4:41. president trump set to defend his record and present his argument for another four years. next on "today in the bay" who else takes center stage tonight on the last day of the republican national convention. >>> plus, a late-night announcement from tiktok what i >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. watt street set to open up in the red after stocks rose yesterday. the s&p 500 and nasdaq closing at record highs while the dow is less than 1% away from break even on the year. tech and economy stocks powering all the gains and investigators reacting to potential covid-19 vaccines and expectations the fed will continue to keep interest rates at historically low levels and offer more support to the economy. fed chair jay powell is speaking later this morning. >>> the ceo of tiktok has resigned. a former disney executive said the political environment has sharply changed since he joined in may. president trump issued an executive

. >> reporter: this is the scene kathy gray faced when the lnu complex fire erupted along the shores of lake berryessa. >> it sounds like a monster and it wasn't going to stop for nothing. >> reporter: her husband is a maintenance worker at markly cove and was scrambling to secure boats and equipment. while his wife waited on the dock. >> i'm like let's just go. >> reporter: with fires suddenly everywhere, they realized the lake was the only escape. they grabbed their three dogs and took to the water. >> all i could imagine is the flames getting us. that is how fast it was moving. it was really scary.

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we are waking up to a gray sky out there and from our mt. camera, the sunshine above looking pretty nice, as that sun came up about 20 minutes ago, looking at our temperatures that we can look forward to for the week ahead in concord, the warmest weather is today, and tomorrow, not too far off with some low 90s, then we'll begin to see a drop off on tuesday. look what happens on wednesday, waking up to mist and drizzle, slow clearing, numbers only making it into the 70s, and then as we begin our warmup by the end of the week, we're still going to have a wessingy trough to the north of us, hang out and that's going to allow us not to get too warm around here the way it's been for most of the summer. our exploratorium camera with the gray sky, it was in the 60s yesterday but boy, the wind certainly played a factor, it has been kind of chilly, wouldn't you say, in san francisco, and a little bit gray for much of july and august, following the same trend. as we look at live doppler 7 we have some fog all along the coast and it's making its way a

>>but a lot like yesterday, those gray skies will clear up pretty quickly it's going to set us up for a lot more sunshine to kick off the weekend today, the golden gate bridge well as a bit breezy out there. but what you are looking at its fog well over the bridge here not really driving through it, san francisco winds at 8 miles per hour sustained currently out of the southwest pushing on into the bay and that's what's pushed that low gray on into the bay itself making for a great start to the morning similar winds to yesterday as we make our way through this friday, 50's and 60's for your current temperatures later on today you can expect those 50's and 60's we've got right now intially scoot on upwards 60's near the coast 70's, 80's and 90's elsewhere. james all right, thank you very much john a beloved san francisco institution is being saved from permanent closure. the toy boat cafe or dessert cafe has been serving up ice cream scoops and sandwiches and coffee for 38 years on clement street. >>the original owners announced that they would be retiring, they did that 2 months ago b

the heat looking out there from berkeley not much of a view fog has rolled in this morning in those gray skies will remain with us throughout the course of the morning. some drizzle right along the coastline, but elsewhere we are going to see clearing on into late morning, lots of sunshine into the afternoon right now temperatures are in the 50's and 60's so go ahead put the light jacket on this morning as you are venturing outside hayward oakland, each of 61 conquered in dublin each at 59. this is where we'll be heading later on today and it's actually some pretty good news or warmest of temperatures will only be upper 80's with some bayside areas even holding on to the upper 60's more on your forecast is still ahead back to you. >>5.30 right now and today, a lawsuit is going to be filed against the city of les whole over the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa. the 22 year-old was killed by officers in a walgreens parking lot in june. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in the late how with the details. >>daria that lawsuit is being filed this morning against not only the city of vallejo

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joining us now is nbc's jay gray in lake charles. i understand the storm was just downgraded moments ago to a category 3 storm >> let me tell you, i can't tell much of a difference between a three or four. we are still getting pounded here the eye has moved over lake charles. >> reporter: laura, crashing into the gulf coasterly thursday morning. the most pourful stowerful stor the shore line sustained winds of 150 miles an hour and gusts even stronger more than a foot of rain in some areas and what the national hurricane center calls unsurvivable at just three feet, the surge can be life threatening, six feet can smash through windows and doors, at nine feet, entire neighborhoods could be swallowed. laura's storm surge could crest at over 20 feet. >> the fact that there could be a wall of water over two stories high is hard to conceive >> we could have 90 mile an hour wind gusts up to southern arkansas we expect millions of people to be without power we have to deal with rainfall and flooding in tennessee and kentucky >> now look, we

wti and brent have been trailing higher let's turn to jay gray who filed this report from lake charles, louisiana. >> reporter: sand bags, boards and building tensions along the gulf coast >> kind of nervous for texas and the westside of louisiana. >> reporter: that's where forecasters say hurricane laura will strike. brittany thomas and their family locking down the house before land fall. they'll ride it out. we've got water and supplies where we are at is equivalent to a bomb shelter i'm okay with that >> it is time to go. >> moving to higher ground by the bus load but as families rush to shelters, the storm is not the only concern >> here we are in the middle of a possible hurricane and trying to actually think about cove too. >> reporter: many areas are using more and larger areas making room for social distancing as the storm continues to churn. >> we expect the land fall to be just after midnight wednesday night to thursday. the high tide is the same time that will add additional water on top of that storm surge, a very dangerous situation developing >> with laura, gaining stren

there is a look at the treasure island camera and you can see gray start to the day.it is a foggy start along the coast and right around the bay and you can see inland locations catching low clouds. it is because of that strong onore flcoolerda right now in concord, you have mostly clear skies at 61 and oakland at 60, livermore is 59 and 58 in san francisco with that foggy start and san jose is 60 and 59 for santa rosa. the delta breeze is going for us in fairfield, 32 miles an hour out of the southwest in fairfield and 15 out of the west in napa and everywhere else, looking at come to light conditions. they are just a six mile an hour winds out of the northwest at sfo. cooler temperatures today and we will start to warm up as high-pressure builds tomorrow. we are warming up on wednesday and that continues until the end of the week, heating up for sure by friday and into the weekend. so here is the satellite and radar. your calling back to normal to even slightly below normal for those daytime highs because of that rain influence. the future cast, you can see the clea

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north bay waking up with gray skies like everybody else.we take it off and burn it back but that will take a while. of the time we get past 10:00 or 11:00 this morning, the clouds have melted back to the immediate coast. to the golden gate we have a sliver of clouds over the golden gate bridge pretty much all day today. that will come back and overnight with a similar situation. as far as the daytime highs, upper 80s inland with mid to upper 70s for much of the bay. we have a warming trend in your 7-day forecast. much of next week back to the mid-90s. we go up another 5 degrees in the early and middle part of the week. we have some good news. if you can pay attention the forecast, within the last few days the numbers looked even higher than that. not to say we will escape the heat. it will get hot but not this weekend but much of next week. >> an observation on the question, it smells like a campfire here. we have fires everywhere. where's the smoke coming from? is it coming from all of them combined or one contributing more than others? >>

>>we're definitely seeing a lot of gray skies and sucked in by the fog.his is believe it or not our east bay camera on top of the berkeley hills, normally we could the city below and then all the way to the bay can this morning though because we are completely socked him because of the marine layer is so thick this morning. temperatures out the door right now a pretty normal and what we've seen really the last couple weeks. 50's and 60's it's those afternoon highs are going to be a big difference 63 is going to be the high in san francisco today under mostly cloudy skies and also breezy conditions. same goes of oakland at 66 for the high 72 for your afternoon high in san jose i'm tracking a wind gusts of up to 25 maybe even 30 miles per hour in some spots and some coastal drizzle. all those details coming up in my complete weather check and a few minutes back to the news. >>rebecca thanks a lot. well as san quentin inmate is dying of covid-19 and a bay area hospital and now his daughter has to make a very tough decision of whether or not to keep him on li

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san rafael right there, you can see the gray sky. it is 54 right there, 56 by the delta, and looking at the current conditions for the fires, with numbers in the 50s, relative humidity is where we like it, high and the winds are light so that has been testifily a good thing from the coast to right here, point reyes, 100% relative humidity, a little milder down by lahanda. the winds go offshore for the week ahead. 56 right there by vacaville. here is a look at emeryville. the numbers are coming up through about 80 noontime, inland upper 80s. so the warmth is increasing inland. we'll let you know about the week ahead in a few minutes. liz? >> thank you. >>> nationwide protests continue following the police shooting of jacob blake. president trump is planning a visit to kenosha, wisconsin, tuesday, blake was shot seven times in the back. his family says he is paralyzed. alex percette has new details on the case. >> reporter: calls for justice echoing once again through the streets of kenosha saturday afternoon. this as police release a

and you can see that gray start to our day. can't really even make out the top of the buildings in san francisco this morning. so let's show you our temperatures. we're in the mid- to upper 50s to low 60s at this hour. so concord, mostly clear skies at 60-degrees and oakland at 60 and livermore 58. and as well as for san francisco and 63 in san jose. with those clouds and mid 50s right now for santa rosa. so here's what you can expect. seasonal daytime highs for today. we're going to start to warm things up. even warmer tomorrow and then especially by friday into the weekend. our temperatures will soar. we're talking triple digit heat inland which is why an excessive heat watch will be in effect friday through the weekend into monday. for the areas highlighted in yellow. so that's the east bay hills and east bay interior valleys and all under an excessive heat watch by the end of the week. we're talking about that dangerous heat by the end of the week. so near average daytime highs for today. and then as we look ahead to friday

jay gray live for us this morning. thank you and stay safe out there. >> most definitely. >>> it is 6:48 right now. moving on to decision 2020. tonight marks the final night of the republican national convention. president trump will deliver his nomination acceptance speech. >> now last night in the star spangled ceremony mike pence accepted the party's nomination as vice president and, scott, this is a place i know very well and ft. mchenry there in baltimore. >> right. baltimore, your home town and ft. mchenry a star spangled place to have the event. it is the home of the star spangled banner in the war of 1812. here is vice president pence as he accepted the republican nation national nomination. >> with gratitude president trump has placed in me, the support of our republican party and the grace of god, i humbly accept your nomination to run and serve as vice president of the united states. >> now, the backdrop to all of this was breathtaking. picture perfect for an all-american ceremony but there are huge legal is

jay gray, nbc news, lake charles. >>> they're going through a very tough time there. in the meantime we are in this pandemic and many californians are still out of work. next on "today in the bay" a look at when the unemployed will soon start getting that extra $300 a week again and why not everyone who is out of work will qualify for that additional cash. >>> happening now for you, breaking news. the japanese prime minister is stepping down due to health issues. shinzo abe says he started feeling fatigue in mid-july and doctors found earlier this month his inflammatory bowel disease had flared up again. the 65-year-old said he's taking additional medication to treat the condition. he said he decided to step down because the possibility his condition could take a turn for the worse. more for you right after the break. i'm leah and that's me long before i had moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis. i've always been the ringleader had a zest for life. flash forward, then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain

plenty of gray out there from the camera on treasure island looking at the city. this is the coolest state of the week and i was saying hello the numbers will be this afternoon. the and we will talk about the warm up. >>> kpix is working to bring [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>> i think it goes without saying, there is nothing more important than helping our students prepare for what is coming in just a few weeks. >>> state superintendent tommy thurman is holding a digital divide webinar updating school leaders on how to access technologies to support for students participating in distance learning. school leaders have the opportunity to discuss the plans for distance learning and learn more about using one-time funds to acquire computers and devices for students. >>> teachers in oakland back in the class to prepare for the reopening plan after another

it's going to be a mostly gray day tomorrow. even inland. you'll have a hard time shaking the clouds. partial clearing at best. breezy and significantly cooler. normal temperatures this weekend. tomorrow is the coolest day you'll probably see until the middle of october. temperatures now, running below normal for this time of the year. fog headaching out around the tops o testify building. sales force tower obscured the tip of it. 61 degrees in the city now. 66 in oakland. otherwise a mix of 70s. a few spots in the low 80s. 80 in santa rosa. 75 in concord. 84 earlier this evening. this evening's dog walking forecast brought to you by a worn out buttons. thank you for sharing that picture. great evening for a walk in petaluma. 60s. and 50s a couple hours. before low loud cover and fog spreads back into the north bay. great dog walking weather if you don't mind a damp feel to the air because of the mist and drizzle along the coast. plenty of fog covering the map to start the they. it doesn't back up as fast. by 10:00 in the morning. all of the

it is a gray start to our day. tracking those clouds and also foggy conditions along the coast and right around the bay. even some of the inland spots as well this morning. you can see that gray start on our treasure island camera. hard to make out. the tops of the buildings in san francisco this morning. let's check our temperatures. looking at 60 in concord with the sunshine. and oakland looking at those clouds and low clouds in oakland. livermore and for oakland at 60 degrees and 58 in san francisco. looking at 63 in san jose and 55 for santa rosa. here's what you can expect. seasonal daytime highs for today. so little bit warmer compared to yesterday and we will continue to see those temperatures climb for tomorrow and into friday into end of week. triple digit heat inland by the end of the week and because of that, an excessive heat watch will be in effect friday through the weekend into monday. for the areas highlighted in yellow due to the dangerous heat. so the east bay hills and the east bay interior valle

the term gray zone which for the kreis zones. and something like 2008. there is no gray area here. there is no gray area for you. you cannot occupy that anymore. it is the exact language same. a component of at the outreach. george w bush saying you are either with us where you are with the terrorists. muslims were getting the same message from two sides they have to pick sides. we could go on for another two hours but let me ask you a couple of big questions to wrap up here. one would be a bunch of people to ask do you see anyone out there either in the jihadist brown or the activist realm and he heading in the direction. as is it just a huge vacuum that he left. that is a very common question i get. i don't think we can replicate that work. as i said. he is a product of all of these. you and i can get a guy who was a senior member of one of the most important mosques in the west. go from that to be coming ahead of al qaeda. that move is probably not can happen again. build a huge base of mainstream muslim support and then move. then you take a lot of that base with you. having sa

we will talk about what this means with sportscaster and fox news contributor jim gray.prising to me phillies fans would find a way to make some noise. it irritated the new york yankees enough to complain but what do you make of where we are. >> they are striking out. what would sports be without the renowned fans, they boot santa claus all those years ago. that shows -- it is odd to see virtual signage that goes on, the cut outs at major league baseball and it has been odd and awkward and unique as well to see golf and the pga tour. guys tip their hats when they make a putter, there was nobody there cheering. shannon: you will look back on sports clips from 2020, there is nobody in the gallery, nobody cheering, they are using fake crowd noise and projects something to people back home but does it lift the spirits a little bit, they are -- there is nothing but there are options. >> it is great. everybody clamoring for sports. it is a sense of normal even though the conditions are very abnormal. adam silver said it best, people ask will there be in ascarerisk? there will

the brand new week we are seeing some of those low clouds over sfo this morning you can make out the gray that's going to stay with us. >>over the next few hours here now as we work our way into the mid morning between 10:11am that's when we're going to see most clearing some drizzle at the coast and some of our lowest visibility out along the so do give yourself a few extra minutes to get into work, especially if you are traveling near the pacific 50's and 60's for your current temperatures right now livermore at 63 degrees double in pittsburgh at 62. concord fairfield oakland all in the low 60's to kick things off. later today, daytime highs eventually on the warm side yet again we've gotten used to this lately though upper 70's 80's right alongside the bay and 90's for a few inland spots. daria. >>thanks a lot let's get to our top story right now the fall semester for oakland is here online today, thousands of students. >>we'll start school year the district spent the week distributing computers and wi-fi hot spots to students who need them. there are frustrations though with the dista