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kari. kari has the forecast. >> yeah, it's looking beautiful as we look at the view from above the clouds from mt. hamilton looking over the south bay. as you look out the window now you probably can't see too much of the sun. we will start out with some clouds and we're also seeing that as we get a live look outside toward twin peaks in san francisco it's 62 degrees. our highs reaching 67. 70 in oakland. a beautiful afternoon and our comfortable weather from the weekend continues today. san jose up to 82 degrees. sam and laura? >> thanks so much, kari. at 6:32 we continue to monitor breaking news this morning. these are newly released surveillance photos of the suspect in two attacks on b.a.r.t. trains. >> investigators holding a news conference just at 6:00 updating us on the specifics of what happened in the latest attacks. we carried that live at the top of our 6:00 hour. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos was there during the press conference. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. that news conference wrapping up in the past half hour. very important viewers for those heading to the b.a.r.t. station as we take a look, our first look at surveillance images of the suspect that they're looking for. let's show you the pictures. b.a.r.t. believes that man is connected to two incidents taking mace in the east bay and in san francisco. according to b.a.r.t. police there was an incident that took place saturday night at the embarcadero station and he walked up to a victim unprovoked holding on to a handrail in the b.

kari )s final weather. ==kari//wsi== =3shot= thanks so much for joining us. >>> kari here with a final look at our weather. > it is really going to start to heat up after today, and that will be the main thing we'll all be talking about. when san francisco makes it into the low 80s, you know inland areas are going to be baking. we could be dealing with some of the hottest temperatures we've had so far this summer, and potentially breaking some records. spots like livermore will be watching the thermometer very closely. it could hit over 110 degrees there. >> picking the kids up from school, they're like, tell kari, ask kari. they're following you on facebook so you may hear from them there. >>> thank you for joining us. the next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> pay attention to your body if it gets too hot. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi bene

kari hall spearheads our heat coverage, and kari, how long can we expect this heat to continue? >> it will continue throughout the day and we'll start to feel those temperatures coming down tomorrow. before we even hit noon, we are feeling some of the temperatures where we should be for the high temperature throughout the afternoon. right now in concord, it's 82 degrees, and all clear there. the excessive heat warning continues until 9:00 this evening. it mostly includes the inland hills and elevations above 1,000 feet. that's where we will have the driest conditions and also the highest fire danger. for the interior valleys, we have a heat advisory in effect. that's all of these areas shaded in red where we could reach up to 103 degrees. and we are going to continue to have unhealthy air quality so the spare the air alert continues for today, especially for the east bay and south bay. we'll talk more about this and how hot it gets coming up a little bit later. >>> thank you, kari. >>> firefighters are battling the wildfire and the heat in the east bay. crews spent their time at this fire, the mines fire, just south of livermore. there are no homes nearby but there are high voltage power lines, so it is a critical fight. we just checked and cal tran says the fire is 40% contained but the progress of the fire is contained. fire crews are also in petaluma where this fire is 85% contained. these are the only two active wildfires in the bay area, and hopefully despite the heat, it will stay that way. >>> our nbc bay area app san excellent way to keep updated on the weather. download today and we'll send out alerts when the temperatures spike. you can also get personalized forecasts for your neighborhood. >>> a san francisco police officer finds himself in trouble with the law. authorities say they found child pornography on his home computer. today that officer was in court. nbc bay area's pete suratos was live at the courthouse. pete, what have you been able to fi

kari/ck= kari weather tease =mike/trx= mike traffic tease >>> it's 5:32. we're seeing clouds as you head out, taking a live look outside in san jose and the temperature trend will be nice and cool this morning. 11:00, perfect 70 degrees. then it warms into the low 80s today. you may have to turn on the air conditioning for a little while but overall it will be a very nice day. as we head into the next several days slightly warmer. we'll talk about the temperature trend for the rest of the week coming up at about 7:48. >> and here is that crash, the sig alert by chp, the tanker truck. over hatlf the freeway is blocked. two other crashes. >>> thanks so much, kari3 right now. a new video to show you, hard to believe it is surveillance video out of london of an incident that actually happened last may. we lighted it here for you. it shows a jogger, can you make it out, put her into the path of an oncoming bus. the driver's quick instinct averpt add more serious situation. police say the man jogged back the other direction never acknowledged the woman as she tried to address him. london police are trying to track down that jogger. >> amazing she wasn't hurt in that narrow space there. >>> san francisco-based airbnb has limits when it comes to who books from them, the limits of free speech. kkk members and supporters are not wanted. the company's canceled booked lodgeings for people who plan on attend iing a kkk rally in sharltsville, virginia. they are kicking the people off the sites completely. they have a strict standard when it comes to discrimination. >>> the trump administration is looking at climate change report done by 13 federal agencie

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kari. and as kari mentioned we have some severe weather here in the bay area as well with an excessive heat warning. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez to explain why firefighters really worried about today's extreme heat, kris. >> reporter: we just saw the temperature dip on that gauge back there to 59 degrees. that's normal when the sun is coming up for the heat goes away. we know the gauge will be 50 degrees higher during the hottest part of the day. things are so dry. alameda county battled south of livermore. they did it by air and on the ground. it is steep and rugged terrain. the progress of the fire was only stalled and not stopped. the fire is creeping into the regional park. you might want to steer clear of there during the heat of the day. triple digit heat during lunch time hour. firefighters could get a handle on it. the good news here is these are the only two wildfires burning here in the bay area. now as kari mentioned temperatures will start to come down tomorrow but once that grass is dry and the brush is dry, it is dry and is continuing to be a fire danger. i posted safety tips on facebook because often we think wild land fires are a problem for people who choose to live near open space but any one of us who drives could spark a wildfire. i did post some tips on my facebook page and twitter feed. in livermore, chris czyz, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. i'm sure you'll be shedding that jacket later. >> keep track of the heat even when we're not on air. download our nbc bay area app. >>> at 6:08 this morning happening today, a hearing on judge aaron persky's recall, santa clara judge who sentenced former swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman. he has filed a lawsuit to stop the recall effort against him claiming the county does not have jurisdiction but rather the secretary of state does. his lawsuit has temporarily stopped the campaign from co

kari hall has been tracking that. kari, you were covering hurricane katrina, you were in it. this sounds like it's on par to be almost as bad. >> the bad thing about this hurricane is it won't just move in and move on, it's just going to sit over the next several days. so even into next tuesday and wednesday, we could still be talking about this hurricane. by then it will most likely be downgraded but still looking at a very powerful system, and they did not have a lot of time to prepare because this did strengthen so quickly. so we'll continue to monitor that. as we bring you back home, we're looking at some nice conditions. as our inland temperatures get ready to heat up, places like this will be very popular over the next couple of days. the mendocino coast, the clouds and fog have rolled away, and we're also seeing that live in tiburon and it will be all clear there. livermore at 74 degrees and san jose at 72 degrees. oakland at 63 and our high temperatures in the south bay heading into the upper 80s for gilroy, and east san jose 86 degrees and for the east bay a few more 90s than we had yesterday, and hayward will be up to 75 degrees. at 79, daly city at 66 degrees. mission district expecting a high of 68 degrees there. novato looking at a high of 85 degrees, skpand as we head intoe day tomorrow, excessive heat waves for the san fernando valley. a heat advisory on sunday. where we do see the brighter reds, that does show where we'll have the higher temperatures for the weekend, and some spots may get as hot as 108 degrees. in oakland we have the chinese street festival going on and our highs will be up to 80 degrees. warmer than today, but still not excessive. so you want to stay in the inner bay and the coastline if you are planning to go to state football game, that will be in the low 90s. some really hot temperatures out there with all the crowds and the sunshine. make sure you're prepared for that. we'll talk about more he events going on this weekend and a look at the 7-day forecast coming up a little bit later. >>> up next, the south bay police department focusing on the lbgt community. the message they're trying to send. >>> a top economic adviser said he has felt more pressure. people have pressured him to quit and also pressured him to stay. comey says the administration must do better in condemning hate groups. >>> also in afghanistan, a hospital says at least 20 people are dead after an hour's long attack at a muslim kabul. the country's president are calling on leaders to condemn that terrorist. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> the san jose police department wants a new look. sjpd wants to diversify. >> it's making a big push to attract more officers from the lgbt community. ann trujillo is live looking at the program. >> reporter: the first shows an officer leaving his wife for work. the second one shows a lesbian leaving his partner for the day. the third shows a male leaving his partner. they hope the ads will encourage more people in the lgbt community to consider wearing the badge. >> i only need a few things from you. once you qualify in the general aspects of being a law enforcement officer, i just need you to have a willingness to serve and a willingness to sacrifice along with your fellow officers. >> i think it's just brilliant. >> reporter: county supervisor ken yeager sits on the lgbt advisory board. >> why wouldn't you want someone who is qualified to protect your neighborhood if there is particular crime, and why should you care if that person is straight or gay? >> reporter: officer james gonzalez is featured in one of the videos. >> that visualization of what my family looks like is going to be a big deal for people who are considering bringing their family into this police family. >> reporter: officer gonzalez and the chief will be out this weekend at pride if he festivit san jose in this patrol car looking for men and women who might want to wear the uniform. nbc bay area news. >>> san jose is hoping those ads will encourage more people in the lgbt community to also report crime. officer gonzalez is hoping it will encourage others on the force now to come out if they're ready. >>> a woman blindsided by her attacker. it's part of a troubling trend in the bay area. blindsiding and attacking a a shocking crime -- a man blindsiding and attacking a woman in san francisco. ==marcus//2 shot== the suspect is still on the loose and the neighbors are terrified. nbc bay area )s sam brock has t >>> a shocking crime. a man blindsides and then attacks a woman in san francisco. >> the suspect is still on the loose and the neighborhood around there are terrified. sam brock has this story. >> reporter: two different cameras showing the blindside attack on a woman. she is hit and then the suspect turns around and hits her again. what's the first thing this goes through your head? >> shock. i think i'll call 911 right away. >> reporter: this woman paige was out walking her dog when we caught up with her. she says violent attacks here are unusual, but she says, she, too, was recently victimized. a mana cost accosted her and tr spit in her face. >> at that point i said i'm going to take uber if it's going to be late and have a stun gun and mace. >> to protect yourself. >> to protect myself, yeah. >> reporter: the neighbors who saw the crime didn't want to talk on camera but said they shared pictures with the police. there is an active and ongoing investigation, but they say they can't tell us anything else to preserve the integrityful their work. >> it's scary because i walk this block all the time. i walk with my kids, i walk with my parents, and now it seems you can't walk by yourself. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> we did do some digging overnight and found a similar incident that happened around the same time last year. you might remember this video. it's a man attacking a woman walking away. this one happened in pacific heights, and would you believe a year later, no arrest in that case. >>> following up on a story we received here on today in the bay. a professor will not teach any classes this fall. he sexually harassed a student while asking for a date back in 2015. they reinstated him and gave him two classes to teach, but the students protested and his release followed. students are relieved. >> i am relieved those classes are basically out of his hands. >> reporter: the university says vacar still remains a part of the school but they are discussing his future at the university. >>> what could be a chaotic weekend in the bay area. police protesters, counter-protesters. even we are getting ready for several rallies. >> one starts in less than half an hour. pete suratos joins us from outside san francisco city hall, and this is a site of a noon rally. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. as you mentioned, at about 12:00 p.m., we're going to have this counter-protest, the first of many of these counter-protests to tomorrow's patriots rally taking place tomorrow afternoon. this is where city leaders will eventually be speaking and they're celebrating the city of san francisco, saying the city is filled with compassion and love. i want to take you guys to my left here. this is where folks are going to be standing behind that media stage. that's where we're expecting folks who are here for the rally to start filing in at least in the next half hour. with all that said, with the event taking place, the city is still preparing for the worst when it comes to that rally tomorrow at christy field. as a matter of fact, we'll show you new video we got on-site earlier this afternoon. crews setting up fencing in the area for what is going to be called the rally zone for protestors. that will be the area fenced off in the park for those taking part in the rally. also offices of emergency services will be activated in the event things get out of hand and there will be extra staff at sf general hospital. i want to point out the people with opposing views who are brought there will be separated. also the public defender and his staff will be on-site serving what they're calling legal observers for protestors. you may need assistance when it comes to knowing their rights. let's take you guys back out here live. you have a band practicing before this rally takes place. we saw glide memorial church. the choirs here are taking part in this rally. it will take place at 12:00 p.m. there will be a flag run across golden gate bridge tomorrow morning with those participating in that prayer rally at christy field. but this anti-hate rally, they're calling it, is going to start at 12:00 p.m. we'll hear from a number of city leaders there. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos, bay area news. >>> as a safety effort, they are temporarily removing a number of mailboxes. the mailboxes are all near cal campus and civic center park where sunday rallies are set to take place. back in february, protestors damaged several mailboxes. >>> protestors are planning on attending rallies in san francisco. there will be an all workday stoppage in the port. they protest the organizers rally in christy field. this will be the one-day work stoppage this year. >>> live to the golden gate bridge where you can expect some changes tomorrow because of that planned alt right rally. the parking lots and the welcome center will be closed. this is on the san francisco side right near christy field where the rally is scheduled. the sidewalks, though, will be open to bicyclists and pedestrians. >>> now to denver where police are getting involved and new videos are surfacing at that incident at a cheerleading camp. >> it was caught on camera forcing a young girl to do the splits while she's begging for them to stop. we have to tell you this video is very hard to watch. >> keep her legs apart. >> reporter: this morning there is growing outrage as new cell phone video shot by one of the cheerleaders shared with nbc affiliate kusa showed teenage girls being pushed to their limits and beyond. coach ozo williams now on leave along with an assistant coach and three administrators is seen here forcing another cheerleader into a painful split. 14-year-old shalen walsh is not in the video but said she attended the camp with williams. >> when i was with the coach, i looked up to him and he said this will help you get a better split. so i thought it was a good thing but i didn't know it would hurt that bad. >> reporter: she said she was put through the same excruciating pain that madally wakefield beg for mercy. >> i felt like my hip was going to pop out of place, it hurt so bad. i for sure was crying hysterically. >> reporter: she said the brutal exercise happened in a single cheer practice back in june, the girls forced to line up and then this. the denver police department launched an investigation wednesday when they were made aware of what happened. >> we've been trying since the beginning of june to just get somebody to hear us. >> reporter:ally wakefield and her parents were interviewed by police on thursday, more than two months after they said they sent video and a letter to the school. school officials had no comment about claims the video was sent to them in june, but the dps superintendent said he only learned of the incident on wednesday. >> the administration were all on vacation for the summer, and they kept saying, we're on vacation, we're going to give them oversight. >> reporter: but that oversight never came, according to the wakefield family. and the coach, known for his backflips, was allowed to keep tumbling with the teens through july. in a statement, denver public school superintendent tox volksberg said they are supporting the police department in their investigation and that dps does not allow the use of forcing splits or anything that puts health at risk. too little too late, says washit's mom. >> you can't change the past, but i hope any kind of procedure will be put in place that any dangerous or unsafe situations that may occur in the future will be handled much, much better than it was. >> that was lucy cavanaugh reporting. the school says putting coach williams and others on leave is standard practice when there is an investigation. nbc reached out to coach williams and he referred nbc to his lawyers, but his attorneys did not return request for comment. members of that squad told us that the coach knew about those shocking videos but asked the girls to, quote, keep it under wraps. >> and that's a different set of problems there. >>> we are tracking hurricane harvey as it continues to bear down on the gulf coast. karihall is tracking the conditions and how bad it could get, kari. >> yeah, that and we're also looking at some very hot temperatures for the bay area. as we take a live look outside at a breezy one in fremont, it will be heating up into the low 80s today but continuing to heat up this weekend. more on harvey and the bay area heat coming up next. >>> what's bugging us the most and costing us money? i'm consumer investigator chris gamora. we know because nbc bay area responds, next. and here )s another live look at hurricane harvey in the gulf coast. the outer bands are already causing problems - as >>> all right, we have another look at hurricane harvey as it churns toward the gulf coast. now already causing problems on land as millions of people evacuate. live look from galveston, or rather, corpus christi, texas this morning. as we have been reporting, officials say there could be historic rainfall and catastrophic damage. 8 million people are under hurricane warnings and a million more

kari to join instagram. i can't wait to see her first post, kari. >> tickets for the museum of ice cream go on sale today and we expect them to go fast. the pop-up art installation is ready to go september 17th. it celebrates all things ice cream and has already made stops in los angeles and new york. >> it has been popular with celebrities thanks to its instagram worthy exhibits. the museum also had a presale on wednesday. the tickets sold out within an hour. you still have time. tickets go on sale at 9:00 a.m. >>> all right. 4:41 right now. coming up hurricane harvey. the region is bracing itself. we're tracking the hurricane and so is kari hall. >>> i just posted a new picture on instagram about hurricane harvey @karihallweather. in campbell today reaching into the low 80s this afternoon. more on that and the weekend forecast coming up next. >>> and look over here. this is our dublin camera westbound 580 with all the headlights. that's your friday commute coming into the area. heading out a major crash that went on for hours last night. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> 4:45 right now. you're watching "today in the bay" as we look out our window over emeryville there. you see a little bit of haze in the distance and some warm temperatures on tap. we'll check in with k

. >> kari sanders is also in beaumont, texas. kari, we were watching those air rescues, if you will, the patients being air lifted out, what are you seeing all day? >> it is continuing. what we saw earlier is when the national guard came in and they could take more blackhawks. there is another helicopter getting ready to go. it is launching right now after bringing a patient out. they're doing this in a very orderly fashion. they have 193 patients they started the day with. they're slowly taking out the patients, the most critically first and moving down the list. the difficulty of course is for family members. it is a short flight in a blackhawk but for family members it could be a three-hour drive but the roads would have to be open and they're not. some people who were watching l earlier commented on twitter, one about showing faces. we have done our best not to show patient faces here. our cameramen understand. we respect the dignity of the patients here and we're doing our best there. on another question, someone was requesting a

first let's check in with kari hall who has a look at your first weather. good morning, kari>>> good morning. another nice day. if you liked yesterday, you'll like today, too. a touch warmer in a few parts of the bay area but overall a very mild start with our temperatures now in the upper 50s to lower 60s as you head out the door with high temperatures inland for some of the valleys and reaching 91 degrees while san francisco will be at 67 degrees. so we'll it talk about what's ahead as we head through the week and warmer temperatures for the end of the week coming up. mike is tracking a road closure in the south

kari knows about it. we'll start the rest of your commute. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. uber has a new ceo this morning. the company chose expedia executive dara khosrowshahi as the new ceo. the uber board managed to keep the candidacy a secret during the weekend long decision process. there was thought meg whitman would be chosen for the job. uber has been without a ceo for two months. >>> a new project would make one school self-sufficient. the east bay times reports el cerrito high school is getting six new solar panels. officials tell the paper the energy generated will cover all of the school's electricity needs. according to the paper the work in el cerrito is part of a larger project within the district. we certificate chld searched on. the county lists more than 100 schools in the state. >>> price also go down at whole foods nationwide, word from amaz amazon. amazon says all shoppers can expect lower prices on things like fruits, vegetables, beef, eggs and peanut butter. people are joking on line whole foods may shed the nickname whole paycheck. >> our coverage o

kari hall. we thought some of this might clear up, kari? >> yeah, that's fogust in full effect. the low visibility continues along the coastline and in san francisco. may even still be driz lizling, too. clear for sunol. temperatures now in san jose at 72 degrees, heading to 83 for this afternoon. as you get out there and you start to make some plans, we'll be in the low 80s by early afternoon. then those temperatures will slowly start to cool down as we go through the day, but overall it's going to be very nice. beautiful afternoon. we will get a little bit warmer over the next couple days. i'll talk about that and a cooler week ahead that's coming up a little bit later. >> thank you, kari. >>> new at 11:00, a man accused of killing two children in a hit and run last night in concord was back in court this morning, but the case has been continued to next month. 35-year-old wilson is accused of hit and run and driving under the influence. he struck a dodge on the highway, killing 3 and 5-year-old boys. the driver suffered serious injuries as well. >> every emotion you can think of, i'm feeling it right now because i'm hurt, because i'm missing my children, so it's very hard to be in the same room. >> again, she lost her 5 and 10-year-old boys and is still taking care of her three-month-old baby who was seriously injured. she wore a shirt with their pictures to court and says her world has been shattered. >>> there are still aftershocks being felt this morning after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck western china near a famous park. that quake hit a region bordered by the provinces nearby. no reports of injuries or damage at this point. >>> back home now, some dramatic vi

kari has your work week forecast. we're in the middle of summer, and kari, it sure feels like it. >> it does, and it will really heat up as we go into the next couple days. it still feels good as you're getting ready to head out the door running errands. kurp to cooper te cupertino up to 77 degrees and then it's going to get hot. we'll talk about how hot coming up next. >>> you expect the balances just to add up, right? she winds up with zilch. i'm nbc's chris gamora. nbc bay area responds, next. >> announcer: if you want help, call us or write to n brks kr s nbcbayarea.com/responds. nbc bay area responds. to a lafayette woman whose gift card balance dropped to zero-- even though she never used it. ==marcus/2shot== our consumer team stepped in and recovered the money. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story. ==pkg== trt=1:05 out: ".nbc bay area dot com, slash responds." >>> so she decided to consolidate all of them onto one card with a $79 balance. but when tina went to use the new card, she was told it only had $2 on it, not 79. target told her the card was used in las vegas. tina said she was overseas the day of that transaction. she said she showed target proof that she was not in las vegas but never heard back. so she reached out to us for help. we contacted target and it sent tina a new gift card for $79. target didn't explain what happened. in a statement it just confirmed it had resolved the issue with tina. gift card fraud is rampant. some thieves have even figured out how to steal from your card right after you purchase it and activate it. our best advice is don't let gift cards sit idle. the faster you redeem them, the less time you give criminals to steal from you. if you have a consumer complaint, write to us at nbcbay ar >> we're going shopping today, that's great news. we do have some good weather out there for no matter what you have to do, about to head out and run some errands or getting ready to pick the kids up from school. i want to give you a tour around the bay area. it's 62 degrees right there in tiberon, and 65 degrees in berkeley. as we get a look at a foggy coast in daly city, right now it's 60 and you'll get a little bit of clearing as we go through the day. the 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen to show you it will be heating up the next several days. we can still in some spots leave the air-conditioning off. we'll be at 82 degrees today in san jose. a little warmer in gilroy, up to 86 degrees. east bay also looking at some upper 80s there. from concord down to danville, up to 89 degrees, while oakland today up to 72 degrees. also some 70s for much of the peninsula, san carlos at 75 today. and palo alto looking at a high of 77 degrees, 70 in the mission district, and that is where we'll feel just a little bit warmer than it did yesterday. we're also feeling a slight boost in those temperatures in the north bay. napa, we're going to see that high there up to 81 degrees. no matter what you have planned for this afternoon, maybe it's a beach day. if you're going to a spot like santa cruz, it's going to be in the low 70s for much of the early afternoon. we're going to see those temperatures holding steady and then this evening cooling off as soon as the sun sets back into the 60s. in sonoma and napa valleys, into the upper 70s. we could briefly hit the low 80s there but it's mostly going to stay in the low 70s for the afternoon from 3:00 to 6:00, then some upper 60s at 7:00. we'll also feel those winds picking up from the west at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. you won't feel as much of a wind if you're going golfing in the tri-valley. throughout the rest of the evening it's going to be warm, too. today begins that warming trend and will continue to have some higher temperatures heading into the weekend. so if you want to go golfing, today is probably your best day. in the upper 80s for much of the afternoon. make sure you bring some sunscreen. we're also going to see mostly sunny skies in san francisco over the next several days, but we do have to start out with those clouds. we haven't had the deep marine layer giving us the fog that we've seen recently, but still expecting some more low clouds throughout the morning hours. higher humidity kicking in today but we'll feel the humidity dropping tomorrow and for the inland areas. expect highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s through friday. this weekend as you go ahead and make some plans, it is going to be a hot one, so make sure you keep in mind that you will need to find somewhere to cool off or you may have to get that air-conditioning tuned up, because we'll be in the mid-90s by sunday and it will be slow to cool down next week. we are not completely done with summer even though we are going to have a lot of those kids going back to school over the next few days. i'll have another quick look at the forecast coming up a little bit later, kris and marcus. >> thank you very much, kari. >>> the afterflow 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kari. as we mentioned we are tracking hurricane harvey which is gaining strength this as kari said. it is a massive system and millions of people are preparing for the worst. >> "today in the bay's" sarah dolloff with the possible damage this storm could bring. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and kris. this morning a warning to those in harvey's path -- get out. >> hurricane winds over 74 miles per hour. >> reporter: churning across the gulf of mexico, hurricane harvey has texas in its sights and officials in emergency mode. >> the only thing predictable about the storm is it's unpredictable. >> reporter: the governor of texas declared a state of emergency in 30 counties ahead of harvey's arrival as residents shored up their homes and stockpiled supplies. >> so i got four things of water and formula for the baby and some canned chili to see how far we can make it. >> reporter: texas hasn't seen a major hurricane since 2008 when hurricane ike killed more 20 people across several states and caused billions of dollars in damage. forecasters caution harvey brgs with it the poe for more mass devastati including widespread flooding. harvey could stalin land for days dumping more than 2 feet of rain in some already saturated areas. >> it's going to be a dangerous storm. it has the potential to have catastrophic impacts. >> reporter: and while harvey is likely still days away from impacting new orleans, emergency managers are scrambling to get turbines and pumps down for repairs back online to handle expected floodwaters. >> the public now needs to be alert and the public needs to be prepared. >> reporter: all hands on deck as harvey closes in. in seven counties here in texas are under mandatory evacuation orders. people are urged to be as prepared as possible and stores already seeing runs on key items like food, fuel and flashlights. marcus and kris, back to you. >> sarah, thank you so much for that report. >> let's check in with our local traffic now. here is mike. >>> we're looking at speed sensors all over the bay looking great now. no major issues not even out of the altamont pass, minor slowing into livermore. we'll take you to the peninsula where we have this word from chp, the crash. it sounds like a deer was hit and is in the middle lanes. that will be an issue as you travel north from wood side road up to highway 92 in that stretch, likely to get a traffic break. i'll let you know if chp gives a heads-up on that. be aware. to the transit agency, no delays. b.a.r.t. is running on time with 45 trains now and muni scheduled changes because of the rallies on saturday and sun but there are rallies today so there may be an adjustment if the crowds get too large. you can track it on the twitter account. let's look at waze and we'll show you the south bay. in the south bay a smooth drive. remember, san francisco, san jose state and cal have come back in session this week. so there's a lot more surface street traffic. we'll watch for the changes. an easy drive. you can pick any of these routes up into sunnyvale. we'll look your waze system on your phone. make sure you are prepared and have joined our team. click on your profile and that magnifying glass and select wazers. we want to you join so we can share information. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> coming up, mountains of trash being left behind at yosemite national park and how you can get involved to help keep it pristine. >>> and on social media right now a behind-the-scenes look at karistation as she tracks hurricane harvey. follow her. new details: an update on an apparent sonic attack at the u.s. embassy in cuba. >>> 5:24. new details on an update to an apparent sonic attack at the u.s. embassy in cuba. the state department says 16 government workers and their family members started suffering symptoms late last year. they are now being treated in the u.s. and in cuba. the state department says multiple agencies are investigating activity that could have cause that had severe hearing loss. >>> 5:24 and leaders at yosemite are ramping up the campaign to reduce paint. rangers posted video about what park visitors can do to lighten the load of garbage to landfills. that amounts to 2,200 tons per year. >>> a look at the observing coliseum this morning where the a's today will honor one of their legendary pitchers. the team will dedicate stadium d gate for hall of famer dennis eckersley. fans will go through the dennis eckersley gate. the former a's star will be on and t

kari hall has been tracking the triple digit temperatures that we can expect today. kari. >> and we'll be watching concourt where our temperatures will be climbing quickly for today. for the morning it feels nice but late morning, early afternoon you can see how these temperatures trend reaching 106 degrees in concord by 4:00 this afternoon. and if you are able to head to a place like assistant an cruise u cruz it's going to be sob nice today, temperatures reaching into the upper 70s there, sunshine, and nice breezes. and that's what you'll want to do as these temperatures inland will be heating up trying to stay cool. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes, but mike has more info on the bart problem. >>> we just heard back from the bart spokesperson and she did tell us that the track equipment problem slam switching problem and that's why they're single tracking in the area. that's creating the delay there but then they're back at speed able to restore and get over to the east bay without any other delay and it's better than a half an hour, it's now just down 20-minute delays and that will hold until they can clear that switching problem. we'll track that. make sure you're aware of that. the roadways are a great option right now the peninsula no delays and the delay over in the east bay starting to move around and shift. we're seeing more traffic bill upped in san leandro and the early crash at teniason has cleared. as you're coming off of 238 in the castro valley has no problem right now. we have a 30 foir minute drive from 238 to the dumbarton bridge. that's a delay you might not be expecting. back to you. >>> 6:10. up next, pain at the pump. what we've learned overnight about the impact harvey is having on gas prices here in the bay area. just as people are getting ready to take off for the labor day holiday weekend. >>> millionaires get into a fight over shoes and they have some fun video to show you. stick around, be a little late to work, today in the bay continues. . >>> good thurgs morning, it is 6:13. a clear start as we take a live look outside in palo alto this morning already a lot of people up and out there. and you want to make sure whatever you have to do it's early in the day before temperatures get hot. as we start out with some mid-60s reaching into the low 90s today. excessive heat warnings in effect for inland areas. heat advisories for the coast. i'll have more on this coming up in five minutes. >>> and over here we're looking at the bottom number, it's actually improving quite a bit southbound 880 still very slow through hayward down toward the dumbarton bridge because of the earlier crash. but the approach toward the bay bridge, that is great. >>> and we love great. thank you very much, mike. well, gas prices not so great right now. in fact, a lot of people in the bay area and across the nation are getting ready to hit the road for the labor day holiday weekend but you might notice you're going pay a little bit more at the pump. >> the historic flooding in texas is impacting gas prices all over the country. today in the bay chris san schez live in san jose this morning to explain how this might impact your travel this weekend. >> reporter: morning to you. the gas price here where we are at this arco station in san jose near bran numb high school is about $2.58 per gallon of unload leaded gas but that could go up by 10% by the end. holiday weekend because of hurricane harvey, though we don't get our gas from there. gas production is about a million gallons short of demand because fortunate hurricane. and new this morning we talked with the petroleum analyst for gas buddy.com which tracks gas prices and he said californians are getting squeezed from several different angles, expect and unexpected, though we don't get our gas from the gulf. >> part of it because of intense demand from the pacific northwest due to the eclipse, and part of it because refineries have been knocked out on top of this with har i have, everyone is stretched thin in the is is going to affect california as well. >> reporter: now a side note this morning, they usually track cheap gas but now it's helping folks in texas and louisiana find any gas at all. now, no matter what the gas prices, 80% of folks say they're not going to change their travel plans, they're going to go where they goont. triple "a" stopped doing their travel forecast so woe don't know what the volume is expected to be there weekend but it seems like a lot of folks are looking forward to getting out of town. in the meantime, if i can link to you gas buddy through my twitter feet and my facebook page. i also want to hear where you find the cheapest gas where you live. maybe you can help your neighbors out. in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> thanks so much. >>> and california refineries likely will be sending gas to the gulf coast or really anywhere else. >> we continue our coverage this morning, there's no waive getting that gas there. >> that's right. there's no infrastructure. i mean, you'd have to ship it either by truck or by rail, but there's just not means do that. >> i talked to california refineries. they say there's another good reason the states don't want our gas, it's too expensive expired to theirs. we have that special california summer blend and temperature costs a lot more to make. a bit of trivia. most of the petroleum refined into gasoline comes from california. the rest of it comes from overseas put see the big tankers coming in around the point richmond. will goer state warriors kevin dur splangting news out of shoes on a sports podcast. durant who is paid hundreds of millions of dollars to wear nicki said shoes made by under armor are so undesirable kids who are offered scholarships at colleges who have under armor scholarships won't go to those schools. this could cause some awkwardness. steph curry is paid to wear under armor. >>> watch shares of wells fargo this morning, the bank now says the estimate of how many customers it hurt with bank akets is much higher than first thought, maybe twice as bad. questions about how long its ceo can say ceo this morning. >>> there's a bit of video one of our viewers caught yesterday speak of wall street. we showed you the bell yesterday, let's go back to yesterday. i want to you see this. this fellow on the right, ding, ding, ding, that, that are guy is happy, happy, happy. >> yeah. >> now, did he just make a million or something? >> i have no idea. >> back to serious. back to silly. >> good for him. he's having fun. that's okay. >> we appreciate the viewer for that one. >> that was good. >> gotta get going in the morning, right. >>> okay. so foxx sports is hoping to capitalize on american's short attention span? what? what? it's planning to debut six-second commercial during nfl games this season along with more traditional 15 and 30-second spots. they'll also air during the world series which is pretty cool. in? cases the six-second spots will be shown in split screens. the goal is for a move in the action such as during a time-out or replay view. >> that's interesting if the is our attention span getting that short or is it the possibility that they can sell more and make more money? >> they blame it on attention span. >> people watch that six-second commercial you can watch this. >> glou. >> okay. in case you're attention span is really short this morning, it's going to be really hot today, okay now you can get out the door. if you have a little bit of time, hang out. it's going to start out with nice and cool weather. we're at 55 degrees now in the tri-valley. very nice and i garnlt you tomorrow morning it will not be this cool. take it in as we are opening up the windows, letting the house cool down before a very hot day. it's 554 degrees in the east bay and san francisco, let's start at 51, notice no clouds and fog this morning and it is going to be hot as we look at the south bay. much hotter than yesterday. and the south county up to 102 degrees. for the east bay we're looking at 106 in concord, fremont 93 degrees, and the seven-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen showing some more intoens heat over the next several days. in redwood city expect a high of 90 while half moon bay that will be nice, 71 degrees. and san francisco up to 78 degrees and in the mission district. and for the north bay looking at mid to upper 90s with a few spots hitting over 100 degrees today. as you're getting ready to head out for school this morning, throw an extra bottle of water in the kid's backpack today. it will be nice and comfortable going to school but at recess it will be heating up quicklily and then for 1:00 as you're in the pickup line it will be in the 90s inland and 70s for the coast. we've about keeping you up to date on what's happening with harvey, now a tropical depression, still bringing a lot of rain over louisiana. we can see is that rain has spread out and now tapping into some gulf moisture. so it will continue to bring in the possibility of more flooding for parts of the south over the next several days and we'll keep an eye on that. let me know what you're doing this weekend and what you need to know about. be sure you're following me on facebook, meteorologist kari hall, and i'll give you a forecast for where you're going this weekend. looking at san francisco, it will be in the upper 80s for tomorrow and saturday. and thunderstorms will be near but it looks like we will have a slight chance or labor day. that may be our only chance of breaking this heat for early next week. otherwise, it's going to be in the triple digits from now until at least next tuesday. more updates on this. mike is continuing with eight bart alert for bart righters. >>> that's right. over on the plins peninsula side we've been tracking issues they had with a switcher between millbrae and san bruno that's why you have a 20 money minute delay. they're holding steady right there. meanwhile as we look at the roadways, the roads through the area air great option put can take to the roads. over in the east bay we have a slowing and the south bay is not a problem. the east bay is the issue. the earlier crash in hayward has cleared up. general slowing but not so bad over all. lo

kari and mike. thank you for us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check in with kari. a little cooler out there. >> we'll keep the temperatures down lower from where we should be. some low 80s for concord and the north bay we're in the upper 70s and san francisco 64 degrees. more sunshine heading toward the end of the week. we're going from the upper 70s today to 90 degrees on friday. mike is still tracking the slowing. this has been a tougher drive. 280 and 680. we'll show you the map that goes from back at capital expressway now over the last few minutes and really focusing the red and orange, the very slow speed out to oakland road where we have an earlier crash. it's still on the shoulder. 87 and 85 showing a build. the rest of the bay nothing major. a crash is reported. we'll track on that. the travel times looking great for the east shore freeway. >> we'll take it, mike, thanks. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office is facing a firestorm of controversy after re-tweeting a white supremacist. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live with the expansion. bob, tell us what they're s saying. >> reporter: good morning you to you, scott and laura. they say it was an unintentional mistake and it has since undone the re-tweet. a screen shot of that re-tweet before it was taken down last night. the agency's official twitter account, richard spencer. he is a white supremacist and backer of the protest in charlottesville, virginia. the sheriff's office shen sent out a follow-up tweet that said this was an accidental re-tweet and was in no way done intentionally. we are working to take this accidental re-tweet down. it's not showing up in our feed for us to delete. it did take time but they were able to undo that re-tweet. at least a few hundred people criticized the department on twitter many believing the agency intentionally retweeted richard spencer to promote his views. the sheriff's office spokesperson told "the east bay time" it was not intentional, that he was reading up on recent events trying to prepare for a rally in berkeley. he clicked on the richard spencer news conference for research. in the process of closing it out accidentally hit the wrong button and re-tweeted it out to the twitter universe. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thanks. >>> tess 6:32. this morning records from a south bay high school are being requested in a civil case against harvard university. the ivy league school is accused of discriminating against asians. "the mercury news" is reporting records of the high school cupertino are being requested, one of four involved in the case. 80% of their student body is asian-american. >>> 6:33. the man accused of setting 20-acre grazely fire in the oakland hills last night will be in court. police arrested ba toes at that after a case of road rage. he allegedly pointed a gun at two people, rammed their car. police say he confessed to setting the fire and 77 others with a cigarette lighter. we continue to follow the fire burning in yosemite that started sunday and grew to more than 1,600 acres. that wildfire has not caused any evac cuations so far. firefighters deciding whether or not to close off trails at yosemite. >>> happening today vallejo is prepping to join the growing list of california cities with marijuana laws. tonight will be a community meeting to discuss the proposed marijuana laws for the city. it is reported city hall will will update people on its recommendations to amend the codes. it starts is at 6:30 tonight at jfk library r.>>> it's 6:34. happening today former snl actor and senator al franken will be in town. he's an outspoken critic of the president on several issues. he is set to speak in san francisco. part of the city's art and lecture series, no doubt he will talk much about the violence in virginia. days later emotions still raw following the violent protests and car attacks in charlottesville. this morning president donald trump waking up in trump tower in new york where he will be met with protesters. a day after the president nounsed specific hate groups. for many it's too little late. tracking the reaction and follow. >> reporter: that controversy still swirling around the president and a new controversy popping up. he re-tweeted the tweet from an alt-right conservative or linked right-wing conspiracy theorist. will get questions about that but, again, folks say that the condemnation, the strong condemnation is too little, too late. >> no kkk, no fascist usa. protesters greeted president donald trump as he arrived at trump tower in new york angry it took 48 hours for the president to specifically call out the hate groups responsible for the car attack in charlottesville, virginia, killing one woman. >> racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals of and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant. >> reporter: president trump was quick to denounce the ceo of merck hours after he resigned from had his council. these strong words to hate groups took too long. >> the president in his last statement actually sounded presidential. i wish that he would have said those same words on saturday. >> these are groups that are used to hearing dog whistles from public officials. so they take that as a green light. we are approving of this violence against counterprotestors. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions says the department of justice will take the most vigorous action against the people and groups responsible for the charlottesville violence. >> we're going to protect the right to assemble and march and we're going to prosecute anybody to the full extent of the law that violates their ability to do so. >> reporter: sessions updated the president on civil rights investigation into the attack. right now in all three prominent ceos from merck, under armour, and intel have resigned from the president's manufacturer council over the initial lack of condemnation for the eked weekend's violence. reporting live, edward lawrence. >>> it is 6:37 right now. the bay area is still working to heal after the violence from charlottesville this weekend. dozens gathered for an interfaith peace vigil. speakers emphasized white nationalists did not represent all of america. >> in charlottesville i think as in walnut creek and our communities in contra costa county there are many more people of goodwill than people of hate. many of the people who came in were from outside the community. >> one of those outsiders was cole white, a berkeley man who joined a virginia rally. he was outed online and quit his job at top dog. >>> all right, folks. take a look out here. b.a.r.t. does have one delay reported. they're not saying how much of a delay. ten minutes right now. some sort of medical emergency is being taken care of over at civic center. no word on whether or not people are able to get on and off. that usually means trains are operatinging. they'll have to stop. a little delay out of san francisco right now for b.a.r.t. getting into san francisco no major problems but a crash reported at the bay bridge. i scanned all of our cameras and did see chp so that should mean all lanes have now cleared as you're pass iing through the ar. light backup through berkeley. show you the rest of the bay and a smooth flow. san jose is recovering northbound a crash involving a big rig still on the shoulder at oakland road and a slower drive just over half an hour. >>> skip ahead to your weekend. we're not that close. >> never too early to look ahead to the weekend because all weeklong you're sitting at work thinking about what you're going to do. now it's going to be warmer than today. inland areas reaching into the up upper 80s. the coast at the 68 degrees and for sunday expect more of the same but we'll bring down those temperatures a few more degrees so it will still be cool at area beaches. if you're enjoying the last weekend before school starts or celebrating the start of school looking at napa valley this weekend it will be in the upper 80s on friday and then a touch cooler for the rest of the weekend but still a very nice weekend ahead in napa valley looking for hotter temperatures. why not go to shasta lake up to 100 degrees on friday. and saturday 98. and if you're looking for some beach weather heading to santa barbara upper 60s to lower 70s. we'll have a look at san jose's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. scott and laura? >> thank you very much, kariill look forward to that. at 6:40 right now coming up a tearful good-bye. >> for them not to be there breaks my heart. >> a bay area couple's emotional final hours in the u.s. before being deported. how they're saying farewell to their friends and family this morning. >>> and taking a look at the dow industrials, mildly higher this morning after word north korea is backing down on some of its threats. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. 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kari hall. we have some cloudy skies out there, kari. >> we'll see the clouds for a little while longer in san jose and it does clear out for a beautiful afternoon. as we get a look at high temperatures today we'll be in the upper 80s in morgan hill and coup earp tino up to 82 degrees. mid to upper 80s for much of the east bay and the valley. hayward at 75. oakland, 72. san carlo 72. san francisco low to mid-60s with a little bit of clearing this afternoon and sunshine expected in the north bay with highs in the mid-80s. let's check in with mike for an update on the roadways. >> our palo alto camera. heading to marsh where a crash was reported. we don't see anything disturbing the flow. look at your map in same area on the peninsula. a great commute showing up. the crash located there, we don't see any additional slowing. the closure of bay road between mar marsh and willow, that purple route. use middle field for your alternate. slow through san mateo building and the bay bridge metering lights. back to you. >> all right, mike. thank you for that overview. that's it for us right now. ♪ >>> we're back, now. >>> we're back now, 7:30 wednesday morning, 9th of august, 2017, otherwise known as hoda's birthday. we have a lot of headlines to get to. the u.s. and north korea are trading escalating threats. north korea says it is now examining plans to attack the u.s. territory of guam. secretary of state rex tillerson, who is returning from asia, actually landed in guam this morning. he told reporters he did not believe there was any imminent threat and never considered rerouting the longstanding fueling stop. president trump said any attack from north korea would be met with fire and tfury like the wod has never seen. >> french soldiers were leaving their barracks when a driver plowed his car into the group, injuring six of them. witnesses say the man appeared to be waiting for them to come out of the building. an arrest has been made. >> the reigning super bowl champs are now the first nfl teams to buy their own planes to fly to games. the team bought a pair of boeing 767s. one will be used as the main plane for the season, the other as backup. that is a perk. >> they decked them out, nothing but first class seats inside. they're going to arrive in style. they've got their lombardi trophies on the tail of that plane. >> that is going to drive other football teams nuts. >> absolutely. >> the man at the center of the taylor swift groping trial heads back to trial after testifying he never touched taylor swift inappropriately. joe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the very first witness was david muell mueller, the former radio d.j. saying he never touched taylor swift and her accusations cost him his career. >> david mueller testifying as music superstar taylor swift looked on in the courtroom. what happened when they posed for this photo. mueller testified as he moved to get into the picture his hand was closed and came into contact with part of her body. i felt what appeared or seemed to be a rib cage or rib or ribs. mueller described it as jostling, adding our hands touched and our arms touch and said he never lifted her skirt or grabbed her behind. his lawyer argues that the photo supports mule are because her skirt is not visibly ruffled. two days later, mueller was fired. he sued swift and members of her team saying the groping allegation cost him a job that pays more than $150,000 a year. he said it's a horrible thing eye accus-- i'm accused of and t to clear my name. swift countersued. and at one point swift's mother and co-defendant, andrea, broke down in tears. their attorney asked what's wrong with this picture? a woman is assaulted, a woman reports it and she gets sued? it just doesn't make sense. he said swift is asking for $1 in damages telling the jury she's not trying to bankrupt this man, she trying to tell people out there you can say no when someone puts their hand on you. spectator lined up at 4 a.m. hoping to get just one of 32 courtroom seats. >> it's awesome that people of her status can come and be brave and stand up for herself. >> an eight-member jury have been selected, six women and two men. both swift and mueller have been in the courtroom, even during jury selection. swift is expected to testify at some point during this trial. >> thank you. >> there is growing concern in hollywood about that high-profile cyber attack on hbo. the hacks aers have now release ransom note threatening more leaks. >> reporter: this morning the hbo cyber attack getting bigger with news of a second data dump and it's targeting more than just hit hbo shows like "game of tloe thrones." >> this is a terrifying situation for people in hollywood. >> reporter: matt bellamy said hackers e-mailed them what appear to be internal documents. an upcoming episode and this ransom note addressed to hbo. in the five-month video set to ominous music from "game of thrones", the hackers call themselves mr. smith and demand hbo pay them millions of dollars or face even more leaks of sensitive company materials. in a statement, hbo says a forensic review is ongoing. it's working with cyber security firms and law enforcement to resolve the incident and the company has there is no reason to believe their e-mail system as a whole has been compromised. >> so far the damaging information has not been significant. >> it's unclear how deep this cyber rabbit hole will go and how it will compare to the hack that rocked sony pictures. in 2014 cyber crooks released m embarrassi embarrassing e-mails, personal information and the salary of thousands of employees. >> with sony, it was a purely hurtful damaging leak. the goal was the leak. >> reporter: now it's unscripted territory. >> do they have more e-mails? do they have actual episodes of "game of thrones." it's really a question of how damaging these leaks can be and what these hackers are willing to do. >> miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> okay, how much do we love al roker? he puts himself out there every day and apparently does it at night, too. i want to take you to citifield in new york. the mets -- who's throwing out that first -- >> it dribbled over the -- >> can we see it again? >> let's not. >> keep in mind, one of al's favorite sports is bowling. >> hey, ho! >> we couldn't have any olympics music? >> it was horrible. it was horrible. >> did you have fun, though? >> yeah, the mets, it was wonderful. my family was there, nick was there, my brother, my nephew. >> i would have swung at that pitch. >> you would have golfed it. temperatures actually way below normal because of the jet stream dipping down to the south all the way to biz mark and scheye e cheyenne. happens again on thursday. look at the weekend as we head in, temperatures into the mid 70s, chicago 77. it is going to be actually really nice. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist karis you head out the door. some parts along the coast and in san francisco it's drizzling right now. we will see this clearing out for the late morning, early afternoon hours but today pretty much like yesterday with highs in the mid-60s we keep this weather over the next several days and the inland areas we will get some sunshine by late morning and throughout the next several days. cooler temperatures will be moving in in time for the weekend. neck of the woods. >> that's your latest weather. we'll have a complete report coming up at 9:00. >> here's what you say to people in the future. >> i threw this pitch hours after getting tommy john surgery. >> there you go, very nice! tommy john is going to sue me. >> doesn't the olympic music make it better? >> it makes it more pathetic. >> still ahead, do you need to sleep train your kids to get them ready to go back to school? >> but first, how are the airlines treating passengers after the uproar over that dragging incident? we've got the br